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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HANOVER, Ind. Dec. E.-The drowning
OF Carlton Jones has cast a gloom over the
closing days of the term. Search is being
made for the body. but the ice interferes
very much He was a nephew OF Mr.. Ernest
Trip. OF indianapolis. All preparations
for Christmas entertainments have been
dropped on account of the loss.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23

Scotchman with protruding chin and cool
gray eyes. He is thirty-eight years old.
Mrs. Barbour is small, petite brunette
with dark hair and magnetic eyes.
Mrs. Seward, sister of James Gillespie,
is a stout woman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets IN
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure
K. w. Groves signature II on each box, 25c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23

Don't be guided by sham prejudices. Or
der Champagne according to your own good
taste-then it'll be Cooks imperial.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23
Local observations on Tuesday.

Bar. Tn. RH. Wind. Weather Pre-.
2 a m. .301S % 70 INVEST. Clear. 600
Up. $3.50 % 70 S'west. Clear. 600
Maximum temperature. so; minimum tenn
perature, 20.
Comparative statement of mean tempera-
ture and total precipitation on Dec %:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
lnadt MiB Carbon feline Gorge; Der
lit ibr gleifeiiltig."

maht MiB Carbon feline Gorge; Der
lit ibr sIei1eiiltig."
~Sa, tie lit aubergewDbnIib III.
eigenniisig. Sd muB eeiteben, mir
tpilroe bieier 9eoanfe srobe Iurube
bereiten. Gs lit MIR peinli6, az
oenfen, ouB elm fremoer Menid ipd.
ter bier berriten iolte."
Cine tSeit lang ibpiegen mir
9eioe; Damn trat Scr. BRANDON biht
AZ mir beran, inbem er iaete: rWtb
Iprton, Ebilippa iheint sic germ
Al baben."
u0as lit aub elm @epeis ibrer un.
etgenniieigen Cite, antrportete i'd
linn.
n@ieaei6t. sic ideinen ibr
ganaes @ertrauen az beSiseu; if)
mohte lie barum INN ibre Silfe
bitten"
"@orin iou bieie beiteben, Scr.
9ranoon?"
p@enn Hbilippa iib Dor Dem tie.
benten Sanuar niht perbeiratbet, lit
Sings Hprtpu fir lie perloren. 2orD
Gitcourt uno Captain Horman bat
lie abaeDieien. Wouen sic mir Die
Cite er5eigenL iie gu elmer Bermab-
lung nit mir su iiberreben?"
D3u elmer 9ermdbluug init
Sbnen2" Dieoerbolte i'd. .Aber
Sic lieben tie ia nift."
n@abrbaftig, i'd Iiebe iie. Sd
babe lie INNER geliebt, pagte aber
ME, es ibr gu iagen."
9ei oieien @orten blidte i6 ibn
on unb iab, mie feline Sippen err.
blaBteu; Die @orte preBten ii6 stpi.
Ifen ben Sabnen burb uno batten
einen siibenoen Saut.
.Weine Miibe piiroe pergebIit,
iein", iagte ih, Dor ibm ouriidtre-
teno. vNeiB Garleon tpiro ibrer eins
aiaen 2iebe nibt untreu peroen."
.Iber ibr 8ermDsen itebt auf Dem
Spiel. Sic lit 10 ibon, 10 besabt,
cine 3ierbe Der @eieaibaft -. uno
oas gles bate ia feinen @ertb mebr
fir iie."
Gr mar in ieinem Gifer 70 nabe
an MIDI berangetreten, Bob ih ieineiI
heiBen Mtbem auf meiner @ange Der.
ipiirte. Mit unmiqfIrlibem Ib.
id)eu ihrat i6 Dor ibm 3uriid.
SD fam mid ntht bamit BE.
faiienL Scr. 9runbou. Gas lit niht
meme Suhe; Sic miiiien fir iid)
ielbit ipreGen."
~Sas iperoe ih, unb perbe lie
sipingen, mir @eb0r az idenfeu.
Sbnen bin i6 Damn uibt 5u Sanf
Derpflidtet, Iib Iprton", fiiste er
lafeno BET.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

tete, Inn mid 5u Glide gu fibren.
Wobreno bes lang bauernDen Wtable5
tpaate i6 ni6t, Bbiltppa an5u6Iiden;
boiler uneeoulo e~ripartete iG oas
@nbe Der Tafel. SobaIo oie frobIihe
Wense Der @Gite ii9 in ben 9aaical
anriifbege6en bate, cling td 5u ibr
bin unb iagte: v8btltppa, bite
foIaer Sic mir auf mein 3im1ner."
Sic erblaBte. ySaben gle feinea
9rief fir mid, @Iaops2"
sd babe ettuas sefunben, nal
gle gang sepiB betrifft, aber feinea
Brief"
Sic blidte mid eritaunt an; oeun
i6 aitterte Dor &ufregung. ,&pnl-
men Sic, 9labps; mir geben."
Iuf metnem 3immer angelGugt.
iberaab ib ibr bas 8afet. Sie ItieB
etneh lauten S1rei aus, ais Tie sic
Shrtft erblifte. D@Iabps, no fan.
Den sic base"
gSn Der S0bIuns Der gte6-
palme."
1Gas bat Inice Sane geidrieben
-. es fommt mir Dor pte cine
Nahribt aus Der anoern @elt."
Gle naberte iib Der 2ampe, uno
mir falteten iorgfaItig oas Bddden
mtseinmoer; cine soloige 2ode urlo
elm fIeiner 8erlenring fameu gum
8oridein. Damn 0ffnete iie ben
9rief.
e foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

SOTO GlICpurr mar QuBergeIDoDnltq
artia gegen mid, unb ebrlib geitun.
ben. mar es mir cine feline lleber-
pin6nng, i'm az perlaiien uno mid
nus benz bell erleubteten Salon NIT
ietnem praiielnoen 8aminfeuer unb
ieinen nit sriinen 4rGn5en gesierten
Wanoen binaus at beseben in &alte,
Shnee unb @inb.
3as Wetter mar Dtrfli6 entiet'
lid; es idneite in bi6teu Sloden,
unb babel beulte Der Sturm baB th
fiirhtete, bic aroben 9qume miiBten
eutfpurselt perbeu. 60 oft cine
fIetne Hauie in benz beftisen Bral.
fen entitanb, nernabm i6 beutlih bic
Muiif, pelHe aus benz 9auiaal ber-
iibertonte., gs NOR mir BEL Dem
beftiaen @inbe unmDelib, meme
Shritte 70 an beihlernigen, pie i'd
pInihte; bod enolid errei6te i'd Die
StebpaIme. alib ibr bate Der
Sturm libel ntitseipielt; einiee @eite
paren abgebrohen, unb Die Seff.
uung babnrh beoeuteno errpeitert.
rSsest raid ben 8eutel nit benz
8riefe %aenommen", bahte i'd, nmei.
ner tbeuern 9bilippa eiu5tse
Sreube!" SD itefte meme Suno IN
ben Stamm - aber Der Seutel mar
niht bort.
9ieier uncrpartete llmltan6
brahte mid pouig in 8erpirrung.
@ie hattie i] obne bas Grtpartete an.
riidfebren biirfen! @abri6einlif
lit Das feline Ding tiefer in Die Sob,
luna eerltidt, badte ih, unb fubr
nit Dem @rm fait big our sbulter
in Die Seffnung. SD funo iebody
nihts. Nob immer CAB i6 Die
Sofinung nidt auf. Sd fletterte an
benz 8aume in Die Sobe, ppbei i6
Sanoe ilno Irme %perrpunoete; emo
lid aelang es mir, na6 GROCER In.
itrenaung, ben goben Der Soblung
NIT ben Siuseripisen 5u beriibren.
3ein 9eutel ipar Su iimben. Gin
Letter Shredeusruf entihIiipfte mel.
men 2tppen. @as piirbe 8biltppa
iagen2 @eld trauriges @eibnabts.
felt fir iie! War Cir Gun, ben lie
10 a6rtIih Iiebte, Dem iie unperan-
bert hire Ereue bemabrte tros ale
benz treulos gesen iie?
SD unteriu6te Die SobIung bon
Heuem - meme gemiibung mar
nuslps, ih fanb ben geutel nidt.
@lber Nun sIaubte ib al fiibIen, ouB
ctuas Inberes bort lag; ia, es mar
elm fleines 9adet6en. Mit Miibe
bolte ih es beraus; es fibIte ii6
feutt unb idliipfris urL uls OBJ es ee.
raume Belt bort nelegen babe. @et
Der Smfelbeit oieier idredliben
Raht fonnte ih nibt unterideioen,
mas es lei. SD belt es felt init Der
Sano umi6loiien, elite na6 Sauie
auriid uno besab mid auf mein
Simmer.
Hoh che id meme feu6ten 3lei-
Der abgelegt bate, unteriufte i6
meinen Slinb. 9as 9adet nuBte
ifon 'iebr lange in Der Soblung Der
Stetpalme gelegen baben; oenn es
mar nit grI:em GdtmnleI beSedt.
Sh erfannte einige Sbritt5iiee, bon
aarter Wdohenbano eei6rieben,
nn6 entsifferte init Miibe Die @orte:
.@n meine tbeuere 5rennbin nnb
SdyDeiter Ebilippa @arIeonl" @elbe
Gntoedung bate i6 gemu6t! Sorg.
faltis peribloB i6 bas BaddeN III
meiner Gommobe uno bradte Damn
eiligit meine toilette pieber IN Gro
mlng. Gle @lode bate idon gum
Ibenbeiien geldlltet.
Sod rett5eitig erreibte Ib ben
Salon, MOO ou meiuer groBten lIeber.
raitung 2orb Gitcuurt uuf mid mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
Sehr a%nfmcrfiam.

Gin Rann puroe ipat Radts auf
Dem SeimDege bon einem &Guber
onaefaQen, Der i'm I'M ieine l1br,
Settle nno @eloborie erIei6terte. gls
Der ungliiflide pieoer auf Den gei.
men itano, betradtete i'm Der Sieger
lafelno. - nSier bait gu einen
ShaIer", iagte Der 3Guber, ,ba
unten lauert Dir nGmIib Elm College
arf. @em er did erpii9t unb 9u
bait ni6tS mebr, fonnte er unge-
miitblih rperoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
SeDDt.

Spbeit: so, 10, mein Iieber 90.
ron, Sic buben alio leste 9ott ge.
traumt, oaB Sic fir mid in Den Goo
geaanaen DGren."
SOfling: ySa, uno Sobeit pouen
mir ~gnabigit oer5eiben, oub it aus
oielem Srmlme 5u erpa6en Dagte.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10
@prIdtig.

gauer Tin Der apofbefe): sd
m6dlt q Seftpflafter."
Ipotbefer: D@as lit beart
puiiirt?"
Bauer: nHob mir -. bic airf-
tpeib lit erit morgeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Qn einem ih0ueu Serbitmorgen
bate id geruoe bieie @orte unter
cine eben pollenoete 3eibnung ge.
idlrieben, ais artbur Brandon an mir
trut.
Gr los bieielben unb fragte:
"8lallben Sic oas2"
nsSa, mlbeoingt. Die unbeoeu.
tenoiten Sanblrngen baben DIT Die
peitgebenoiten SoIgen."
gr blifte einige Minuten geban.
fenooa Dor iid bin. SD pGre be.
Qieria, an erfabren Oh Dem 10 lit,
9PiB Iprton. 3unG6It mo6te id)
uiiien, Oh Der eepiB aeriugfiieige
llmitGno, oab ib muf' iebsmonat.
li6en llrlaub bierber gefpmmen bin,
pom irgenb einem GiufluB auf meiu
Seben iein iDiro."
Sic peroeH ibrem Sbidiale nidt
e%ntrtnuen -. ME es III ben Hos
manen beiBt."
Sher5enb iprah ib bieie @orte,
aber iein @elidlt ~entfdrbte iid. .Sie
baben midi eribredt, 'WfiB Iprton.
@as ib piinibe. lit, bob bus Shid.
ial mir beitimmen m0ge, RHlippu
gum Iltar 81 fubren. S6 bin 10
%perapeifelt III lie perliebt, 1ub i'd
Dirtlid 5utueiIen in Gefabr bin, cine
llrbelonnenbeit gu begeben."
H~bmebreno itredte ib meine SanO
aus. oNibt peiter, SIR. 8ranbon;
id mill uber bieie Ingelesenbeiten
nifts mebr boren."
Sic f0nnen bel ertrasen, WiB
9(nrtou: aber iJ iebe bod, odB audi
Sbre 9ebulo geluiiie @reu5eu bat"
Limo Sbr 8ertrauen Sremoen
aeaeniiber ioute audi sepiiIe @ren5eu
haben", entgegnete ih. Sn iDatern
Soften erinnerte i6 mid oft oieier
ltnterbaltums.
Ger Serbit nabte ieinem Gnoe,
iro Der @inter begann. Die I'm.
rube uno geiorsniB oes Squrre's
nubm in bobem Grade 5u.
Gines Cages fam er an mir lIn0
ioate: oNo6 einige furse Woten.
8laops, rnO meme Sohter miro tel.
men Mnipru6 mebr aui Die ifonite
gelisuna gnglmo's baben. Der
8eoanfe bribt mir oas Ser5."
Sortwabreno rubten iehne 4ugen
nit oem ausbrude angitliber Gorge
auf ibr: es mar ibmer3li6 an3u.
ieben. SIMMER iprah er nit mir
Doer 4rtbur Brandon iiber Bbilippa:
.9reibmbert Efunb bas Sabrl Sir
SemanoeH, Der in iolbem 2urus auf.
qeluahien lit pie tie, beOeutet oas Die
tiuBerite Irmutb."
Rbilippa iprah ME BON benz Ser
moaen, DelheS iie balo perlieren
Iollte; aber Tie muroe 3uiebenoS mo.
derer uuo b%luiier; tiefe ShDermutb
laa IN ibreH @ugen. Sdufig traf
ih lie IN SbrGnen; bem bis jest
aeiate lid teiu Sofinimgsitrabl.
Gr puroe DECEMBER, unb Die
Stirne oes Sauire's legte iif IN i'm.
mer tieiere Salten. .Noh ieds
@ohen!" iaete er IN bitterer Ser.
aipeif!una. Bur nod iehs Wod)en
.... uno lie iii beute ibrer Sot3eIt
nift naber ais Dor iehs Sabreu."
Iu einem falten, i6neeigen
WorAen lab ih Wr. Brandon mo
Den Squire 3ulammen OaS $anS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Nu einem talten. idneeiaen
Wuraen lab id Wr. Brandon mo
Den Squlrr 3uiammen Ous SauS
perlaiien. Sic ibieneu iebr pertieit
III tire l%lHtcrhalnmg ~ iein, ur0 Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-10

Gn meiaerit Did nit Sintaniebuns
aler meiner @iiuide, bid au perbei-
rothen2"
Batter, i'd fam niGt mbers."
.Gunn lit ierneres Geoen iiber.
fliiiitQ. Mir eebt es, Die IN Der
Reael all Den 81tern Die ibr Rino
al iebr geliebt bnben. artbur, Der.
liere fem Sort mebr barber; ale
8ernunftgriinoe unb ueberreoungs.
FINITE iinb bier oerihpenbet."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
Vigorous Old Age

Paine's Celery Compound makes the old
feel young, and cures their ills. 1t has added
years of health and enjoyment to many life.
Use this great medicine regularly, and its invig
Grating powers will fill your declining years
with health, strength, and happiness. Read
what George j. Morse, o. years old, writes;-
WELLS & RICHARDSON Co.,
GeHAemeH - Just word in favor of
Paine's Celery Compound, hoping it may catch
the eye OF some afflicted person, and they
may receive the same satisfactory benefit.
Some Is years ago | had a combination of
malaria, chills and fever, and grip, which con-
tinued for year or more; meantime lost in
weight about 90 pounds, trying different medi-
cines and doctors with unsatisfactory results
Paine's Celery Compound was recommended,
and, after using little | began to improve,
gaining about pound a week. In year
had reganed so pounds of the lost weight and
good health, and have been a well man ever
since. Yours truly, GEORGE L. MORSE.
LEoMINSrER, Mass, Oct. p, 1902.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17

terests of the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute. Among those on
the platform with Cleveland were
Ma..r Low Cwho presided, Booker T.
Washington. and DIR. Lyman Abbott.
Mrs. Cleveland sat in the gallery with
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Carnegie who
are Cleveland'S hosts while he is in the
city.
Cleveland. who was greeted with
prolonged applause as he was intro
duced by Mayor Low, said in closing:
I'm summing up the whole matter
there is one thing of which we can
be absolutely and unreSerVedly GER
tain. When we aid IuSkegee institute
and agencies like it, striving for the
mental and manual education of the
negro at the south. we are in every
point of view rendering him the best
possible service. Whatever may be his
ultimate destiny, we are thus helping
to fit him Tor filling his place and
bearing its responsibilities.
The eX-president introduced Profess
Gor Washington to the audience, and
i'm doing so said: Il have 10 intro
duce to you = man too well known by
every man i'm the United States, Il man
who has been spoken of too frequently
and too favorably for it TO he neces-
sary for me to say more than-here
is Booker r. Washington"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
Friday, April 10.

Lord. owen X Co. druggists, Chica
90. are i'm the hands of Il receiver.
Liabilities 500. $50; assets. $3l5, 537.
Hilary Boil the dramatic and mu-
steal critic Of the New York .ess.
dropped dead in the barge office in that
city.
William Haze > years old. was killed
by trolley car at Chicago and his
mother NAV not survive the shock
The pope expressed pleasure upon re
ceiving an Italian translation of Ben
Hur."
After travelling to Chicago from Am
sterdam Mrs j. Won der Kar asked
the police 10 help her find her hus-
band.
John +. Willie Of Chicago, chief of
the secret service. is being urged for
assistant secretary of the treasury.
\ Memphis woman has sued the
Pullman company for S1,999.99 be-
cause Tennessee solonS kept her awake
by boiSterous conduct while she was
a passenger On a sleeping car.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
Saturday. April11.

The amount of , and 4 per cent.
bonds received at the treasury depart
ment to date for exchange INTO > per
cents is S20.326.1jO.
The average condition of winter
wheat April /. was 97.3, against 7S.I
on same date last year.
The body of an unidentified man
was found in vacant house at 1S4
Center avenue. Chicago.
w. III. Moore of Chicago. won most
Of the first Prizes at Durland's horse
show i'm New York.
Governor Murphy. of New Jersey,
vetoed the dnti-cigarette bill, saying
he did not believe cigarettes injured
youthful smokers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
NEW LABOR oRGANIzArIoN WANTED
by n Battle Greek Man Who Says lie Fs-
vors Unionism.

Following the presidents message
Marshall Cushing, national secretary,
made his annual report, showing an
increase in the associations member
ship for the last year of more than 100
per cent. After the luncheon recess
Hamilton Carhart, of Michigan, nation
al treasurer, reported Il satisfactory
and improved financial condition for
the treasury. {. w. Post, of Battle
Greek, Mich, originator of the Post
check system. delivered an address on
The Tyranny of Trades Unions" He
said in part: In the gradual solu-
ton of the wage question and the es-
adjustment Of the right of both par
ties labor unions became necessity
in order to curb the selfishness and
injustice of some manufacturers, but
such violent and desperate excuses
have crept into operation of the labor
unions that common safety demands
new union eliminating the faults
of the old.
Il protest against unnatural acts
such as curtailment of production by
the manufactures TO force lower wages
on the employees, or by strikes to force
higher wages on the employer. The
conditions must be produced and gov
erned by the natural law of commerce.
| am decidedly in favor of union, with
all the underbrush cleared out-a un-
ion that will help the people keep in
work and secure the highest wages
the business will stand. This body
should proceed at once to the work of
organization either by committee or in
general session, select officers and Sc
cure "A general manager of high grade
and capable of earning n good-sized
salary. Paid delegates should be sent
broadcast to the labor centers, there
to organize local unions, under the
employer and employees union. These
local organizations would draw to
themselves the best workmen i'm the
land who are now forced too often
from fear and by violence to give over
their liberty TO the manipulation and
direction of noisy, turbulent men"
Numerous resolutions were intro
1uced and referred to committee with
out debate. among them being one in
dorsing the organization of non-union
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
OFFICIALS IN CUSTODY
Election Commissioners of Chicago Taken
tn springfield for Habeas
Corpus Proceedings.

Chicago, April l4.-All the members
Of the board OF election commissioners
and the chief clerk are under arrest
for defying Judge IIanecy's injunction
in the Lorimcr-Durborow contest. The
specific charge is contempt of court
and refusal to pay 500 fine for open
ing the ballots after being commanded
not TO do So Immediately after the
arrest the prisoners were taken by
Sheriff Barrett TO a train bound for
Springfield. where their attorneys will
apply 70 the supreme court for writs
OF habeas corpus and endeayor to have
them freed.
The entire affair was conducted with
great secrecy The attorneys repre-
sentng Mr. Lorimey and the board
are now in Springfield. where a legal
battle will take place Mr. Lorlmer's
attorneys Will file mandamus suit be-
fore the court 10 prevent any further
interference with the ballots He
will also resist the application for re-
lease Of the commissioners.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
Thursday, April o.

Five Thousand dollars worth of pet
ticoats were stolen from the offices of
FlatZpO a. Mishkend. clothing dealers,
New York city.
Right Reverend George Montgom-
cry, coadiutor archbishop Of San Fran
cisco. has been appointed archbishop
Of Manila.
General Co?hin has been rejected for
membership 10y the exclusive Metro
politan club. e Washington.
The foot aud mouth disease has now
been practically stamped out i'm Mas
sachuScttS.
Seven hundred painters have gone
on strike at Newark, y. j., for high
CT wages.
King Christian Of Denmark has cell
ebrated his S5th birthday anniversary
in the best of health.
Daniel Butler, aged l04, is dead at
Enfield Falls. y. Y
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
smallpox on a Pullman Ger.

colored porter Of a Pullman car at
tached to Erie train No 6, east bound.
was taken i'll at Meadville and mes
sage was sent 10 this city for ply
stefan to prescribe for him when the
train arrived. The examination
showed that he had smallpox. The
ear was quickly quarantined with all
of It's passengers. 1t was sidetrack-
ed and much against the protest of
the passengers was left here when
the train departed Later it was at
tached to another train and proceed
ed toward New York still under
close quarantine. All the passengers
submitted TO vaccination.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
NEW GIFT TO POPE LEO
Roosevelt sends Messages of the Presi-
dents of the Uuited States, from
Washington Down.

Baltimore, April II. - President
Roosevelt has sent to Cardinal Glib
bonS. who has forwarded by special
messenger to Pope Leo Mi gift
TO lie presented TO the pope on the
celebration of his jubilee. The gift
consists of ten handsomely bound vol
umes containing all the messages and
official documents of the presidents
Of the United States, from Washington
TO Roosevelt
The Gift was entrusted by Cardinal
Gibbons to a clergyman who has sailed
from New iork for Naples on the
steamship Liguria Autograph letters
from the president and Cardinal Glib
bons TO the pope accompany the gift.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-17
Two Attnrner. Assaulted.

Clinton. Ia. April 15.-Attorney T.
w. Reilly, of Chicago. and Attorney
julius Pingle. Of Clinton, appearing
for Mrs. Julia Wyatt in cases against
Clinton liquor dealers. were assaulted
by three men, whose identity is un-
known. The attorneys were attacked
on their way TO dinner, and Reilly was
badly beaten and suffered severe cut
OH the side of his head. These suits
have engendered considerable feeling
here
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First Cruise ofthe New Maine.

Norfolk, Va. April l3.-The maiden
cruise of the battleship Maine is a
story of mishaps. There was trouble
between the officers and crew before
the warship left Newport News. 1t en-
countered storms Immediately after
sailing There was gun mount
accident and defective boilers, to-
gether with seven deaths, all within
two months. There is scoop in the
vessels deck which is the result of
structural weakness and was caused
by practice firing off the Porto Rican
coast. where the 6-inch guns were
fired
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Horrihlt Manrled bv Dvnnmite.

Pittsburg April 1.-Two men were
killed and two injured in a belated eX-
plosion of dynamite at the new Mount
Washington tunnel Of the Wabash rail
road. \ Glasr had been prepared.
but failed to explode. and the men re
turned To ascertain the cause. when
suddenly il went off with n terrific re
port hurting rocks in every direction.
Two men were killed outright. their
bodies being terribly mangled. two
others were seriously hut not fatally
hurt. and number of others had mar
row escapes The men were Hun
garians and as they were known by
numbers their names could not be
learned.
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Steamer Runs Down a schooner.

Galveston. Tex. April 1.-THE
schooner Margaret l.. Ward was
rammed and sunk by the Southern
Pacihc steamer FL Rio. twenty-eight
miles east Of Galveston bar during
the night Two children of Captain
McKnown Of the schooner. were lost
and one seaman Of the same vessel.
According TO Captain McKoWn. all his
lights were burning brightly and every
possible signal made to avert the col
lision. but the big steamer bore
straight down upon the doomed vessel.
cutting her "a two and sending Der
to the bottom Immediately.
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Chance for Another Big strike.

Chicago. April 1J.-On the result of
a meeting 10 be held today depends
the question of Il strike which may
involve 100000 wOrkmen on the great
lakes. An ultimatum on wages is to
be presented by the package freight
handlers at Chicago to the managers
Of the lake lines and labor contractors
who supply men for dock work along
the Chicago liver. There is 3 cents
an hour difference-the men demand
ing 33 and the employers Offering 80.
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Just Saved from Suicide.

Milwaukee, April 15.-NIrs. Anna
Fielder tried to commit suicide 10y
leaping from the seventh floor of the
city hall to the rotunda, drop Of 40
feet. Her son. Edward Fielder, was
on trial for attempt TO murder and the
woman feared that he would be con-
victed. While waiting in the corridor
with friends she suddenly climbed the
railing and attempted TO throw herself
over but was caught i'm time. The son
was not convicted.