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INDIANA OBITUARY.

william Wolf, Mexican War Veteran
and Pioneer River Man..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Feb. l5.-Commodore
William Wolf. aged eighty-four. a pioneer
river man and Mexican war veteran, died
here tonight.
He was soldier I'm regiment of Ken
lucky cavalry in the Mexican war, and on
occasion killed a Mexican who was in
the act of sabering his captain. He owned
the propeller Superior and was mate and
captain on the Steamer Masonic Gem. He
also owned the steamer Mamie Glass,
which exploded here In 1884. when Engineer
Keller and Joseph Lichlyter were drowned.
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WILLEMSTAD, Curacao. Feb 15.-There
IS great rejoicing among all classes here
at the end OF the Venezuelan blockade.
Many sailing vessels that are lying in this
port with cargoes for Venezuelan ports
will leave tomorrow. A number of steam
ers are loading for the same destination.
A great amount Of coffee is awaiting
transportation from Venezuela to the
United States.
No one apparently Is more glad at the
raising Of the blockade than those on
board the blockading squadron.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ia new secret
Greek letter fraternity. named the Sigma
Nu Phi designed to embrace chapters in
all the law schools of the United States.
filed articles of Incorporation yesterday.
The membership will be confined entirely
to undergraduates of law schools alumni
associations and the faculties. The incor-
porators are members of the faculty and
undergraduates of the National University
School of Law
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DR.. HoIIi.ter Has an OFFER.

CHICAGO, Feb. B.-Dr. o. NJ Hollister,
who recently resigned under pressure as
director of athletics of Northwestern Uni
versity, has been invited to become head
coach of the University of PENNSYLVANIA
baseball team for the present season. Dr.
Hollister received this call several days
ago, but the fact was not made public
until to-day IT Is expected that Hollister
will go back to his alma mater.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.


BATTLEFORD, N. W. T., Feb. 15.-En-
gineer Vance, of the Canadian Pacific ex-
ploration party on the new line to Edmon-
ton, has been found frozen to death near
Lizard Lake. where he was exploring yes
terday.
He had sent his driver ahead with in
structions to prepare camp, and was fol-
lowing on snow shoes. He never reached
camp, and searching party found his
body frozen stiff. The weather was bitterly
cold. the THERMOMETERS registering 3s below
zero.
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Northwestern Be.tir. Itself.

CHICAGO. Feb. 15-Northwestern Uni
versity is out for the championship in
Western college athletics, including base
ball, football and track athletics Realizing
the low standing it's teams had for several
years. Northwestern has empowered Atb-
letic director, Horace Butterworth, to raise
fund of several thousand dollars among
alumni of the university. This sum will he
increased by generous sums from the
treasury of the university. For the first
time in years athletics from the 5000 stu
dents in Northwestern's various depart
ments in Evanston and Chicago will he
made use of to secure championship teams
Hitherto athletics have been drawn only
from the 700 men in the college Of liberal
arts
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Young Woman shot Down.

OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. 15.-Mrs. Beulah
Zillifro. aged eighteen, was shot and
mortaIly wounded while entering the back
door OF her fathers home at Brady's
Bend last night. and her husband. Harvey
Zillifro, aged twenty. Il suspected OF the
crime. He is at large and SO far attempts
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Heavy Rains I'm Indiana and Ken
tucky Increase the Floods.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. 15.-Heavy
rains are reported IN southern Indiana to-
day and tonight 1t is feared the damage
will be heavy. A heavy sleet is falling to-
night. Most of the creeks and small
streams are rising rapidly.
OWENSBORO. KY. Feb. 15.-There has
been steady rain since yesterday MORN
ing. All small streams are overfowing.
Much damage has been done in this county.
Several bridges were washed away. Rough
than ever before
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, Ind, Feb. 15.-James w.
Hamrick, trustee of Center township, died
to-day of Bright's disease. aged sixty
six. He was veteran of the First Indiana
Heavy Artillery, and served over three
years as captain of Battery E. He repre-
sented Hendricks county In the Legisla-
ture of 1S93-95. He was a member of the
CONTINUED ON PAGE 5, COL. j.
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UNABLE TO GO IN.
American Revenue Cutter Blocked by
Ice from st. Lawrence Gulf.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., Feb. 15.-The United
States revenue cutter Seminole, which Is on
her way to the Bay of Islands TO cut out
number of ice-bound American fishing
schooners, is still unable to enter the Gulf
Of st. Lawrence, and the conditions are
most unpromising. The Canadian naval
schooners Stanley and Minto are already
frozen up there. which is an indication of
the probable fate of the Seminole, should
she be caught in the ice.
Captain Delaney, the master OF the New
foundland steamer Bruce. and the m ost ex-
perienced ice navigator in this region, be-
lieves that the Seminole will be unable to
venture towards the Bay of Islands until
prolonged easterly winds drive the hoes
well off the shore.
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May Bny an Emba..y Re.idence.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15-The Russian
ambassador Count Cassin has closed ne
gotiations with representative of former
Vice President Morton for a years lease
Of the latter's house at No. 1900 Rhode
Island avenue. with view to a purchase
o! the property. The ambassador and his
family and staff will move into the house
next Wednesday.
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HAS GONE TO MISSOURI.
Cole Younger Left Minnesota on Sat-
urday. Never to Return.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Feb 15.-Cole Younger,
the pardoned bandit, left st. Paul and
Minnesota Saturday night for his old home
In Missouri, which he has not seen for
twenty-seven years, when he left it to par
ticipate in the memorable Northfield Bank
raid. which resulted in his arrest and i'm
prisonment. He cannot under the condi-
tions of his pardon return to Minnesota.
He said that he intended to locate in
Dallas, Tex. and would probably go into
the stock raising business.
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in Philadelphia and Cincinnati. An attor-
ney for the Terre Haute Electric Company
says the interurban line Is not for sale.
1t has been a big dividend-payer from the
start.
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ago ZIIifro was driven from home by his
wife's father, because the latter claimed
he had ill-treated his wife.
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a school on Pennsylvania street. just above
the site OF the First Baptist Church, kept
by the Rev. William A. Holiday
ENTERS DRITC. RIrSJNESS
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MINOR MATTERS.

LAYTON. Okla, wants a snelter.
Brue. brownies. g progInant citizen
Of YoanEstowH. o. sAot and killed HE
wife
Curtis Jett has been taken TO Louis
VILE
Houston ~il issue IIes 600 In bonds
for street improvements
~. y. SaenE a Mexican. fatally shot
himself at ksrnes city. Tex
bold attempt Was made al Austin
90 burn the store % @. y. Hamilton.
Sovereign grand lodge Of odd Eel
lows meets next year at sun Antonio
Pete Roberts. son OF the late Gov.
Roberts, died at his home near Terrell.
Tex
A carload OF liberia peaches grown
In Oklahoma sold in London at SIS per
bushet
Indian Territory Christian church
convention. held at Ninita was largely
attended.
negro vas lynohed nve miles north
OF Whigham. Ga. for Fsping a nttls
white girl
Mrs Louise Pinto died at Galveston
from the effects Of strychnine. self
administered
The Church OF the Arehangel at New
York City, valued at slOo. 600. was de-
stroyed by IRE.
william McAlllster "a dairyman. was
killed by team near Marion. Ind His
wife died few days before.
Elder J. w. Lowber pastor Of the
Central Christian church Of Austin
has been elected a member OF the Roy
al Society Of Arts of London.
Grand jury OF Travis county. Texas.
returned $50 indictments, forty OF
which are felonies and i20 for gam
bling and Sunday Law violations.
The postoftlce and general store OF
Postmaster Grim at Green Forest. Ark.
was dynamited. A $500 package OF
money vas dropped by the burglars.
Colonel c. c. Slaughter Of Dallas
sold 10 II b. Carver OF Henrietta. Tex.
40oo dry cows and zoo bulls. all white
faces. Consideration about $4,000.
Farmers in the vicinity OF Fort
Stockton. Tex. fear they ~ill lose most
Of their crops owing to the depreda-
tions OF the numerous wild geese and
ducks.
Rev. c. d whalsa, q Baptist clergy
man. was arrested at Loa Angeles,
Cal. charged With Deserving his wife
and four ehildrsn ana eaoplng with
another weman.
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city or Mexico. sept - -- Refugees
from Wales. Victoria Santiago, IInares
and TaWpl'o. deeiHg through fear Of
The yellow fever. are making their ap-
p@araHse at this place and the cap
ital rs be basis for a throug Of visitors
There has been q continual {nuux from
some ~ thoE" points ever since the
outbresk q the disease. but not until
the pas few days have there been an
unusual number from Monterey Their
stories OF the progress and rayage4 u
the zroursr arr varied and few are TO
b. believed
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@BerHspsa ~ h1lnars Fsa4s aarsaa
uunen N1nass q - paid.

@BefHsnsa ~ hsiunrs a4a aansad
Uupen N.ass q - Paid
Eorf Wsrfh. SEPT. ssHne mining
epeFaflvsa ana representatives or tina
Unitsd Mfne workers Of America sfsn-
= scale SATURDAY. b. wtich the min
err secure about IS per cent Increase
IN wages and m eight-hour day. The
contract IL for one year. About ssee
men are interested. The expenses at
tire Thurber company will be increased
about 100000 a year. Rock Greek
about $4,000. the Strawn or Bennett
company abont s7o.oeo and the two
companies at bridgeport about $40, 900
each. There are to be two pay days
per month. The clause reorganizing
the union Is reciprocal. and is. as fo,-
lows:
1T Ia also understood that no per-
son shall be refused employment or in
any way Disseminated against on ac-
count OF membership In any labor or
ganization. and that there shall be no
discrimination or interference with
any empIoye Who IL not member OF
any labor organization by members Of
such organizations
The manner in which complaints and
grievances are to be adjusted Is set
forth in detail.
The operators agree 10 collect the
dues. assessments. 6nes and initia-
tions for the United Mine Workers
from It's employees
1t was agreed that the miners must
have a check weighman. who is TO be
paid by checking on each miners coal
the amount agreed upon by the local
union.
The question OF doctor IL left for
local adjustment.
The contract concludes with an
agreement that the operators shall
meet in interstate joint convention and
conference with the miners at Pitts
burg. Kan. on The second Monday in
July 1904. for the purpose OF formu-
iating a scale OF wages to govern dis
tricts Nos. IL 81 and 20. for the year
ending Sept. /. 1905.
Amer the agreement was signed
there was a general handshak Ing and
Lae best Of feeling prevailed.
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Rount Ray Of Italy was in the
city yesterday.
| =. n. Ackisy was down from Dial.
las yesterday.
Ed Laaghlin of Waco spent yes
terday In the city.
w. J. Garrett of San Augustine
spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Fern Ryburn returned last
night from visit to Dallas.
w. F. Creager of Clebhrne was a
visitor to Waxahacbie yesterday.
G. T. Vivion of Fort Worth spent
yesterday with friends in the city.
Mrs. K. d. Criddle left this morn
ing for Terrell to visit her father.
H. E. Gardner and w. D. Quinn
of Grandview were here yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. b. Yeager of
Cheyenne, Wyo., are visiting in the
city.
II. +. Halsell and viii Van Ars-
dals of Garland were In the city yes
terday.
Mrs. lone Chapman left Saturday
night for Amarillo to visit a sick
sister.
Rembert Watson left this morn
ing for Austin to enter the Univer-
sity there.
Ralph Getzendaner has gone to
Beggs, /, T., and will be there about
two weeks.
Mrs. Fred Noteworthy has return
ed from q visit to relatives in the
Indian Territory.
Miss Mamie Templeton OF Corsi-
cana spent yesterday in the city the
guest Of relatives.
c. d. Pickett, Jr. left today for
Austin, where he will enter the Deaf
and Dumb Institute.
Mrs. Walter Adams and little
Miss Hannah Reagin of Forney are
visiting the family Of DR.. f. 7.
Stands.
Mrs. Paul Ripley and little daugh-
ter Pauline, left Saturday night for
Sulphur Springs, Texas, to visit
/ Mrs, Ripley's mother.
w. 5, Kemble, ex-district clerk Of
Ellis county, came in last night
from Henderson county to visit rel
atives and look after his Ellis coun-
tv farms.
Luke Harrison, Wilbur Beatty,
Roger Kennedy, J. 5. Hutchcraft,
VIII Poindexter, II. y. Madison,
Joe Patterson and J. W. Cooper
were in Dallas yesterday.
l.. II. Walker OF Houston was in
the city today meeting old friends.
| Mr.. Walker is a railroad man and
formerly lived in Waxahachie, leavss
ing here about nineteen years ago.
He is now = conductor on South
ern Pacific division between Hous-
ton and lafayette, La.
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Tamplco Mex. sept 2s.-Ftvs new
cases 81 yellow fever have appaa red
here though they are a Hilder form,
apparently, than the former cases
HOUSES numbering lis we're dixiufected
and the authorizes are uHtiriBg In their
efforts 10 Mi The last germ which waa
thought &" have been Killed when the
disease diappeared a short time ago.
close watch as being kept on the pa
tents
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Paris. Tex Sept &s--Jack Flvun
was fned $50 IN the county court on
ia" charge Of iutimidaiiuw . newspa-
per carrier boy
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Sulphur Springs Tex. Sept. IS
Judge Templston OF the civil court Of
appeals, F1fth district, has ,enasrsd
will resume his Ia wpr@rtice
gill FesuAss hla Law practice.
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on Southern r.
Cerlina
lBER NINE.
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Z Speed, Carry
Crew of =
with 1t.
Sept. %. run
Of speed. No. 81. the
south bound fast

ept. %. run
Of speed. No. 81. the
south bound fast
from a trestle seven
half a mile north of
day afternoon and
kehed. OF the crew
he train. nine were
ured.
eeT ]. A Brodier
fireman CIipp; Con-
Blair of Centre. ~.
thompson OF Wash =
nbers of Midland
( Nokesville. Va /:
of Mount Clinton.
IA bra keenan, whose
IN.
he a accident occur
Rnd is located on a
heer Brojie was =
usion OF the South
at he came to the
rate of speed.
1e only about nifty
hen u sprang from
with II four malt
ar. The treztle. a
30 gave way for a
wstle IL n shallow
bottom On ac-
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divisions Of the
ted II will take
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with II four malt
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4 ~atle IL n shallow
bottom. On ac-
all franc on the
divisions Of the
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reek.
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= men were Killed
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Il wus stated
6erson Davis
Sunday ana
iEprovea.
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frunsntal IN En-
Ick 70 Win.
E}y daring base
aEvTeE CATION
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r. Duke of
4Chorion died
ere. Banen
ill contra ct
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party, and
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the plague
Pei TabK.
4 11en T6ln.
Barred during
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nevertheless, the Indians had fed and Vim
JrIst then. up the Wabash came a Spaniard
with a hoatload of valuable goods Ozark
promptly confscated the cargo. and out OF them
maid his destitute troops: ..1.
TsTt is not alone retaliation, SAID Clarh- II
&c a warning If Spain will not let US uaue
down the river she shall not trade up
Kentucky applauded. They even talked OF
sending clark against the Spaniards. ana OF
breakinp away from a government that refused
General Clark seized Spanish goods VIZ
ginia was alarmed. and promptly repudiated the
Seizure We are not ready to fight SPAIN
Clark's friends were disturbed. You VIII pc
HV Clark laughed 4 will fee to the Indians
we have as much to fear from the turbulence
NJ our backwoodsmen.'' said Washington, as
from the hostities of the Spaniards
Fs,1t at this very time, unknown to Washins
TON the Spaniards We're arming the saVages OF
the south TO exterminate these reckless ambl-
tious frontiersmen. r
Louisiana feared these unruly neighhors. IN
trig1Iers from New-Orleans were whispering,
..Rreak with the Atlantic States and league
yourself with Spain"
Then came the runor, jay proposes to smut
lp the Mississippi for twenty-five years!
Never was country in such a tumulL
Rarely, We might venture to add, was BOOK
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Foreclosure Sales.
Y0RK STPREME COTRT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New YorA. Chelsea Realty Company. plaintiff.
against Isabella NJ Ripley Charles c. Johnson. de-
pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made in the above entitled action
bearing date the fifth day Of June. 1903, / the under
signed said judgment named Will sell at
public auction Real Estate Exchange Salesroons
No Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan City of
York the 1st day of july 1903. at u O'Clock
noon. that by Herbert a. Sherman, Esq,
tioneer directed by said judgment to be Sold
and therein described follows: All that certain lot
piece parcel land situate the Borough of Man
haitian city of New York, bounded as follows TO wit
Beginning point the northerly side OF One Hun
dred and Twentyhird Street distant one hundred and
the formed by the intersection of the noEhry side
Hundred Twentythrd Street and the easerly
running thence eastery along the
northery side Of One Hundred and Twentythrd Street
sixteen feet and twothrds inches thence northerly
line of the block between One
dred and Twenty-third and One Hundred Twenty
Streets; thence westerly along said line
O. block feet six two-thirds inches;
thence southeriy. parallel Lenox part way
through centre Of a party wall, hundred feet
eleven inches point place Of beginning; being
known Number Seventeen, West One Hundred and
Street, New York City.
Dated New York. June 8. 1903.
CLARENCE LEXOW
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE. Referee.
Attorney for Plaintiff 149 Broadway. Borough OF
haitian, City of
The following is diagram property to be sold
described above: