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New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

.acrNe-At Aqueduct. 2.so p n; Memphis St Louis
and chicago
xAsEBALI--Nstional I.esgue-Bo-ton ~ York:
Philsdeiuhis al BROOKLYN Cincinnati Chicago: 81
Louis PtttshurS- American New " orS a.
washington Boston ~ F'hiladeluhis At
De,-ot. Chicago a. St Louis Other games-Penn
srlvaria Nsies Syracuse State League a
Columbia Lehigh; Dickinson New-York Uni
sers.ry. Harvard West Point. Holy cross az
Union AT Williams Lafayette a
nam Tufts al AndoveT. Georgetown Annapolis
CRICKET University az Pennsylvania Belmont
Cricket club
Nev-Tork. SNarthrore at stevens Institute CO
luubss Crescent Athletic Club
ATHLETICS Annual relay races University Penn
svIvania- rope climbing chaT2uionshir \ A =.
T-ri01 Athletic club Jersey City.
FENCING Finals national championship a. Nez-Yo-lz
Athletic f-luo-
p0Tp-s- Van Cortlandt. z:zS 2 N
COI.E.-Atla-fic CITY. tournament team match
Princeton a. Essex Country; Nontolsir, handicap
match and general handicap: Harbor F7fIl
-cutlly handicap Dyker MesdoW. George T7vn
Marine and Field club. eighteen hole handicau.
0-es-chesJer. monthly handicap. Richmond ITiiI
spring handicap. Qualifying round: Hillside. golf
csarni1Tse cup; YountaSah. handicap. Engleyyool
-.ck-uP match
HORSE SEON Lakewood
E-FEIST-TouTnament Of Knickerbock-- Whist Club 6
?
- CET-'INs Graduates cup. Yale.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
WOMEN TO HOLD DOG SHOW.

The first summer dog show of the Ladies Kennel
Association OF America will be held on the grounos
- Mrs lanes l. Kernochan, president OF the as
.-a-io,, Al Hempstead Long Island, May %
and n Entries close May Il with E NJ Oldham
s,7nerintendent Of the association, Of NO % East
7-,ran+v-t7ird-st The exhibits will be benched N
large tents. and the show VIII be IN the HaluLs . "
-. numbers over two hundred members me
otfsr officers are: president, Mrs PerrT pc
mont. and secretary and treasurer. MT - W.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
tT-PRENfE COURT OF THE STATE OF

- NeU Yark.-TriaI desired In the county % New
Plaintiff. against HopetOl Drake
t++ert,Irv NIary Hopeto1 Smith and Robert : smith.
Amended To the above named le
1s,s-ts and each them You are hereby summoned
- y--a- fh. srsnded complaint IN this action aO1 20
80. -oov OF your the Piatntins Attorney
j+br twenty after the service Of this summons ex
Of service. and in OF failure
=, sr-aer or suswe- judgment Will o. taken against
rs default for the rellet dehiihl7d
Dated n lSJ'5 tfE->fSi bfeAl.L~
s++,-nav once and Post once Address. No 220
fs-oatvsv Forough q Manhattan New York City.
y Y
s.-e75e4 summons served By publication.
OF Hon James a blanchard
Issfs - the Supreme Court Of the state of NeWTork
49, ,be I1tb day = April 1898 and filed
s1,sT5ai COMPLAINT the Office OF the Clerk % the
Conrtv ~ New York. in said state
Dated April Il. 1903 HENRY BRILL.
=
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
NV YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

y r ~ov, York-Frauk Addeg. Plaintiff against Maria
To the above named Do
SyoTs. vow are hereby summoned answer the com
and or your answer
- ne plaintiff Attorney within tventy days after e
This exclusive Of the day Of service
ser = - of YOUR failure appear Judg
- ,fl he taken against YOU by defsu for the relief
demanded the complalnt-
T1s+ed 7th 1899.
+ N-NOS PRESS Plaintiffs Attorney. Once anI
l. post Once Address No. 10 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan Esw York Cttv-
upon by publication. pursuant %
Hon Samuel Cireenhaum. Justice 0f the Su-
-e,s f,rrt OF the of New York. dated the 2st
NIarrh 1903 aud flei with the complaint IN the
"a. - The clerk of NeW York. at the
county Court House. IN the City d New YORK Borough
l1s1,atran day Of March. 1893
r1a+s4 New York. Seth 1903. Yours &c- - 90
~ lTI N-NC1N PRESS PIatntiTs Attorney. 10 Wall
- street Borough of Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
GOLF.
TRAVIS Plays a Fine Same for At
Iantic City Cup.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TrIBUNE.l

Atlantic City. y. j, April 2-The premier
American golfer Walter J. Travis again asserted
his supremacy and bore down all opponents with
hts machinelike regularity and marvellous ac-
curacy. The career Of Mr.. Travis in golf IS an
example Of what persistent and almost daily prac-
tice viu accomplish in any given sport for its de-
voted followers The results Of the matches hTst
sixteen for the Atlantic City Cup are as follows:
Martin beat TiIIinghas .: Travis beat Bennett
and 4: c. B Fownes beat Ehadbourne. =: A c FoWnes
beat Crocker. .: Darby beat Meckey, . and 3
Baldwin heat Grey =; Kirk beat Horne. and :;
T. " Brown beat Sherman, .
second round-TIavis beat Tillinghast and 5: {. b
Fozues beat H G. Fownes. and ? Darby beat Baldwin
3: Brown beat Kirk. 3 up
The semi-finaIs will be played tomorrow morn
ing between Travis sns c B. Fownes and Darby
and BrOW
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PRINCETON GOLF TEAM CHOSEN
TBr TELEGRAPH TO III

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THT TRIBUNE.l
Princeton. N J.. April 24.-The Princeton Uni
vorsv golf team plays its first game OF the season
tomorrow with the Essex County Country Club
on the latter's links. To choose the team series
OF interclass matches has been played. Only one
member of the freshman class has showed varsity
form The team is: 1903. Captain Hyne; 1894. Gar
retson ConkIin. Baker. Poole. Sloane and FTeling-
hIIysen: 1903. Olyphant and Reinhert; 1906 W s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
FAusT-M,coRMIcK BOUT DRAWN.

The wrestling bout between August faust ana
-, Mccormick at Yonkers last evening
declared = draw after hour Of desperate strIig-
Ling The men vrrestled at the catch-as-catch-can
e+,fe Faust mad the better Of the going from oe-
ginning TO end. but Mccormick cIeverness enapIeo
= - --i,-,1e ,,,+ Of many a precarious position
IN I'M oreee-Ss his shoulders from being pinned TO
-J,a mat
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PHILADELPHIA, 4; BROOKLYN, 0.

BROOKLYN received its first sIutout of the season
at Washington Park yesterday from the Philadel-
phia team by a score Of to o The fielding on
both sides was excellent, and fine double play IN
the game aroused the enthusiasm Of the spectators
Both Thelman and Mitchell pitched wen, ana II
was not until the seventh inning was reached tha'
the Cuakers began their run making. Ihen theI
scored two runs two hits, stolen base ana
Floods tumble In the following inning the visi-
tors made two runs. In this inning Win I"o
men out and WoIverton first Barry hit 20 !eIt
for home run, tallyng Wolverton ahead OF MIN
c~0~r
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
pELEHANrY TRIES TO GO TO DENVER.

Auburn. N Y April 24-According to dispatch
received here to-day by Secretary J. H Farrell or
the National Association Of Baseball Leagues. Ed
ward 2 TlaIehantv the star batsnan Of the Amer
;cap League who was recently assigned to the
Washington club has made an attempt to sever MS
connection with the American League
Secretary Farrell to-day received telegram nom
President Sexton Of the Western League saying
that DeIahantv Of Washington. had accepted terms
with Denver The National Association secretary
promptly replied that this should not be allowed
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
WASHINGTON, 7; NETWORK.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Washington April 24.-The Newly ork American
League put up about as wretched game to-day
as has been seen here in some time The team
pIayed like amateurs. Tanneilill was In poor form
and the fielding was extremely bad Wolfe had TO
he nut in the box for the visitors in the fourth
inning and kent the home team from scoring from
that nning to the end of the game. which resulted
10 ! in the Senator'S favor
an-b inning was the only player on his side 20
get beyond first base. The attendance was good-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
AcctoENT TO JIMMY" MICHAEL.

t7sr,in April 24-The physicians in attendance on
.T-,7,, NIichaea bicycle rider VINO sustained
srare fall from his wheel yesterday while train
ing al the suburb Of Friedenau Tor the ihtefha-
tionai races next month, SAID TO-DAY 'Het ne "a
- 4s1.orable progress toward recovery. Mi
-haei was thrown thirty feet and wnen ptcsso ~, W
- US serseless and blood was moving from ms
ears Tn. accident caused by the pursuing oi
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
n.Nv MEETS FOR EMPIRE TRACK

r,r,,, the programme issued By the h"pns & - ~
= - C.,.,t ana the New-York Driving cluo- ths
season pToiiiiS :, Workers Beginning
4le1oIi 10 Co,ohe- a There will be sixteen meet
, on the Empire plan Of matinee TsGihs i thre pro
ansll,t, ,a++nF meets and couple OF a"toiIi1ule
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
pEsiuTs OF OTHER GAMES.

~ T-+i~e-T-ttca Is. BzghaIuton. 2
a. SSLSt.a.sc+a 1v-Pochestsr. 3: Schenectady -.
a. srvhersf Mass-3ates Ii; MASSACHUSETTS ~taie
a. RurlinSton vt.-Dartmouth. s; University OF Yer
~ >a@,r4 Mass college 10: Dean Acaden1y :
A. Wsnchester. \. H-Manchsster -. Boston u"'
'e.s1I. .,rrton va-Wazhngton and Lee. 10; Richmond
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TOWING THE sHAMRocKs NORTH.

southampton April A.-The two Shamrocks left
Southampton to-day. in tow. for the Clyde
The Town Council of Weymouth. at meeting
to-day. decided present to Sir Thomas Upton
an Illuminated address in recognition OF his sports
manlike efforts to recapture the America : cup.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
FAvoRITE LOSES AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. April A.-Gregor X. the Derby candi-
date. held ! in the fourth At Lakeside
was beaten badly. failing to finish inside the first
three in a five horse one mile race He carried
only 9s POUNDS and regarded winner.
He led his field for six furlongs by q good margin,
but. when Doninick sent Or. Stephens after him.
quit badly. and finished seven lengths back. in
fourth place. and all out.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
NEW YORK

earned runsNeH York = Boston Two base hl{s
Left on bases-Nev,York. :; Boston. stolen oases
Nertes Lauder % ROwerrnan. TTonn. Double plays
HicC;an, anj Croniu: Abbatichio. and Tenney
cooIev and Ktrdge. Cooley Kittridge and Cirem1ger
hase baFls-Or roniu =, of Willis. & Flrsi
base on errors-NeU- > Boston. ? Hit by ptcnea
IN, yTiuis & Time game so ImpiTe-Aoran
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
COLLEGE GAME

pt.a+H AZ zee q r a 0 o 0 Il y
t,vate- o o o % o o-S ; .
Batteres-Mc1Eillan. Stevens and McCiaVe; COOK ana
Cooney--
n 3 2
Cornell --..----------d n Is o
Rat1s-,ssCbase and WEIGH. Carter. Moors and Urqu-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
II J y ~ t--F OF 0laide'
added Five furIouEe
SIXTH RACE-For three -year-ods- and upward tina
have and al this meeting; selling. Will
500 added. Seven furIorgs.
MARY MOORE WINS AT ST. LOUIS.

st Louis, April 24-The track splendid
condition kinoch to-day. The feature the gen
tleman riders race. was by Mary Moore at
IN with Mr.. Van Studiford Up Eda Riley
beaten only ty neck. an. coming fast.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
B4SEB4LL.
Giants Beat Boston 5 to I'm pre-
Enf0rces Rules.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
New York =. Boston. !. Philadelphia. j.: Brooklyn O.
PittSburg. 8: Louis. :.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
vvsshirrton : New York. / Boston =: Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PHILADELPHIA.

r-srned -lns-Phlladerha, . Let On oases-PIlaueI-
p6is 2: I}rookIyn Two base hits-Flood. IhleHan.
Home rn-Ra-rv stolen -Brasher. Sheckard C}i
Ritter Double plays Ritter and pahen Flood DAMIEN
and DOYLE FTuswitt BrasheaT and Douglass -t MICle
and Douglass Sacrifice hits-Dougglass gas - lite, lite
First base OF Mitchell. 3 First base on errors
LTbiIsdaplis 3: Brooklyn Struck outT5y Thieln1sn
~. Mitc,el Tlne LBS. LLnpre-O DaE.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PIrTsRURe, 8; ST. LOUIS, 7.

Pittsburg: r n r.
Pittsburg ...,.-4 o J ! Is l3
Fatteries-Dohcny and Smith: Rhodes and O'Nein At
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston z New York Philadelphia az brookiNTl
l'frcfnrafi at chicago St. Louis PittsburE-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Now vo-l az Washington Boston at Philadelphia
CLEVELAND Chicago 2 Louis
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
ar,r YALE PLAY.

rbs annual Yale pias VIII be pr" -
ne.t week. and is Oliver -.
-.oa Man" photographs "i thF
1ooa An costume. In to-morroDs irib-
sr&
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
Baseball.

RASFRAII-Marhatta vs. Wesleyan Jasper Ova!
Game called at 3:3O ?. NJ. Admission. 2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
y.uxEssrSG THE HUDSON,

HAANEsSINW
Well illustrated article one of the
largest dams in world approaching COM
pIetion "a Spier Falls, ten miles above Glens
rails In to-morrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
WASHINGTON

r-.-rsd -,r-Nevr-York Tvo-base hits-Ryan and
Williams Stolen baseFultz First base OF Ii,1 baiiSToH
TarrehIll / struck out-By Patten- B. by 'FannehiLl
By Wolfe. bases-Washington o; NeV-for ork
g. Tine. go Tupre--CounsIy-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
BOSTON. 2; PHILADELPHIA, 1,

| At Philadelphia: r q. L.
Boston ,..:..-,....--..9q 9 81 /
T3stterfes-Young and Farrell: Plank and Powers At
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25

SECOND RACEI7cr threey year-ods and upward: handi-
cap: with $500 added Tive and re-haIf fnrlongs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
- RAcE-seILine: naalaen a-yeaI-ola.: 8

Reckless jos lPckering,. and L 70 J. 9
tio- i0a % Seil and % l. snoS1llIsi nsSl,syP We
tEcef- ro Alice EOu- JOS tAdcSs
p = 70 = FlyI1g Gypsy io5 q Marun = . :"
a1f - 70 :. B-s5e card. 10e III M1c1lse-st
and g Hicks. 30 10 ano - -
zad1k- 105 Q5aacA. and . ! Ine 3fJos-1
II Cochran oG ! and j 70 J. b DOVE 70 -
- o. ! and r Cloth of Gold lo5 ffreASsL.. 80
Creou.fry Fuller J. 70 ana o 20 J. e.
Ble JaE I0s 5I7arev5 50 70 I = 70 J. also Fh''
3 gr -5esr
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
AoUEDucT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

TRsT RkcE-r- taree wear 9les sna upward selling
<-Gn z=Fe= -...- .nr-ge
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
OLD DOM0NlON llNE.

DAILY SERVICE
For OLD Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth, Pinn-r's
Newport connecting fOr Petcrsbu-
Richmond. Virginia Beach Washington D C. and s1rirs
South and West -
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier d. ~
R.. foot Beach St. every week day az 3 p. NJ
H b President & TraHic Manager
The Imperial press., 1903-05-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Imperial Water Company No. l. Loca- ton of principal place of business, Inn perial, San Diego County, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meet ing of the Board of Directors of Imperial Water Company No. l, held on the fifth day of May, 1903, assessment (No. 3, of thirty-fve (35) cents per share was levied upon the subscribed capital stock of the corporation (eXcluding stock own ed by the corporation), payable immed- lately to R. D. McPherrin, Secretary of said Corporation, at its office in the town of Imperial, County of San Diego, State of California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall reman unpaid on the tenth day of June, 1903, will be delinquent, and ad- Vertsed for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the second day of July, 1903, at the hour of 10 80 a. m., to pay the de- linquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 k. D. MCPHERRIN,
 Secretary Imperial Water Company
 No. |, Imperial, California. 37
The Imperial press., 1903-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Imperial Water Company, No. S.-Loca-
 tion of principal place of business,
 224 Stowell Blk, Los Angeles, Cali
 fOrnia.
 Notice is hereby given that at a meet ing of the directors, held on the eigh- teenth day of May, 1903, an assessment of fifty (50) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpor- ation, payable immediately to R. T. Perry, Secretary of this com pany, at the office of this company, Room 224 Stowell Block, Los Angeles, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d day of June, 1903, will be delinquent and ad- vertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 1lth day of July, 1903, 10 o'clock a. m., to pay the delinquent as sessment, together with the cost of ad- and expenses of sale.
 R. T. PERRY, Secretary, Imperial Water Company, No. 8, 224
 Blk, StOwell Los Angeles, Cal. 5-9
The Imperial press., 1903-05-30
NURSERY STOCK

TWENTY THOUSAND GRAPE VINES for sale, Thompson's Seedless, Muscat, Sul- tana, etc.; also some peach and apri- cot trees, to 4 feet high, at a very low price. We also carry a full line of nursery stock; 100 pounds of Washington Robusta palm seed for sale. Jurupa Nursery Co.,, River side, Cal. 49tf
The Imperial press., 1903-05-30
LINER ADVERTISEMENTS

Under this head advertisements will be pub lished at the rate of 1 cent word for each in- seriOn1
The Imperial press., 1903-05-30
REAL ESTATE
HAY AND GRAIN

IF YOU want your hay or grain bound,
 see Salisbury Bros, Silsbee, Cal. *5-9
Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18

is every reason to believe that this de.
cision will be confirmed by the Ser
Wan parliament. which has been sum-
moned to meet on June Is. The revo.
luton was executed without any oppo-
sition on the part of the people OF Bel
grade remairs quiet.
While the main outlines OF the
events which took place within the
royal palace are known. the detans
are conflicting. owing to the extraor-
binary secrecy with which the plot
was contrived and carried out The
chief consI. .rators were all men OF
high rank, who acted in concert with
the army. The participation of the
latter in the assassinations, which
blotted out the Obrenovitch dynasty.
which has ruled Servia, with a short
intermission, for nearly century. is
mainly due TO the attitude OF King
Alexander and his consort towards the
officers OF the army. whom he always
treated with scant courtesy His de-
sire to remove the war school from
Belgrade to Shebatz particularly gave
the officers offense.
Anniversary Of Former Tragedy.
The date is a sinister one in the his
tory Of the Obrenovitch house being the
thirty-fifth anniversary of the assas-
sinauon OF King Alexanders grand
uncle. Michael. who was done to death
by agents of Alexander Karageorge-
ovitch, the then leading member OF
the house which has long disputed the
throne Of Servia against the Obreno-
witch family, and whose head. Prince
Peter Karageorgevitch, has now been
proclaimed king.
Dissatisfaction against King Alex
anders rule has been accentuated
since his suspension of the constitu-
ton last April, and it is from that
time that the military plot dates The
organization Of the bloody deed was
carried out with consummate skill.
The king for the past two months was
thrown on his guard by the apparent
acceptance Of his recent coup d'etat.
The king and queen passed the eve
Of their death quietly. They attended
q choral festival, then took supper in
the Konak and afterwards retired to
rest. Meantime the conspirators held
Q meeting in the Kalimegden park.
The Sixth infantry regiment, which
WAS chosen to carry out the coup
detat. was recently punished for hav-
ing used its weapons against q crowd
OF demonstrators. About ! o'clock in
the morning the Sixth and Seventh
regiments were called to arms and
were led to the royal palace. which
Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
SHAMROCK III ARRIVES.
Lipton's Fleet Now Lying at Anchor
Off TompkinsviIIe, S. !.

Lipton's Fleet Now Lying at Anchor
Off Tompkinsville, S. l.
New York, June 15.-Safe and sound
after rough passage from Gourock.
Scotland, of sixteen days and twenty
two hours. Sir Thomas Lipton's latest
challenger for the Americas cup, the
Shamrock III, is now lying at anchor
of Tompkinsville, S. l., in company
with the steam yacht Erin. that had
towed her most of the way across the
Atlantic, and the Shamrock l. towed
by the British tug Cruiser. The 15G
men which manned the yachts and
their conveys are all well. and there
were no accidents to mar the passage.
Between Gourock and Fayal. Azores,
where the steamers stopped for coal,
calms and sQually weather were en-
countered. The Erin and her tow be-
came separated from the cruiser and
the Shamrock before reaching Fayal,
but they never lost sight of each other
after leaving there. On June IL the
yachts were caught in a gale from
the southeast and while it blew very
hard and a heavy sea was running
very little water was shipped and no
damage was done.
The yachts passed Sandy Hook light
ship soon after daylight. They were
saluted by every vessel that passed
them all the way to quarantine. When
they arrived there the crews of the
yachts gave three cheers for each
other as they stood lined up on deck.
Both yachts new the pennant of the
Royal Ulster Yacht club.
The new challenger is a far hand
somer yacht than Shamrock | or the
Shamrock l.. She looks not unlike
the Columbia above the water line.
and her beam seems greater than
either of those yachts. She tows cas-.
lily. making very little broken water
at the bow and leaving clean wake.
Her captain, Robert Wringe. says she
behaved splendidly under all condl-
tions of weather during the passage
across the Atlantic.
Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
Pope ANNOYED hy Rumors.

Rome. June 15.-Dr. Laponni. the
pope's physician. continues treatment
of his difficulty, which would not be
worth mentioning were 1t not for the
pope's age. All rumors regarding his
indisposition and premature reports
Of his death are kept from him as far
as possible. as they give him much
concern. for tho pontiff takes them
most seriously. "Why do they want
me to be gomez" he exclaims. IL do
no one any harm" 1t is impossible to
make his holiness understand that 1t
is the interest taken in his person
which leads to the publication OF these
rumors.
Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
ARSON IN FEUD WAR
HOTEL BELONGING TO CHIEF
WITNESS BURNS.

Fire is Supposedly of Incendiary Orr.
Increases Doubt of Conviction in
Murder Case.
Jackson, Ky, June 1.-THE City ho-
tel, three-story building owned by
Captain b. ]. Even, the principal wit
ness against Jett and White, now on
trial here for the assassination Of Law
yer J. B. Marcun. was burned to the
ground. There were fifteen guests In
the hotel, but all escaped without in
jury. There was no insurance on the
structure, and the hotel, together with
its furnishings and the effects of the
guests, is total loss.
The town has no fire department and
its citizens were awakened by the fir-
ing of pistols and guns and much ex-
citement prevailed. A detachment of
militia came on the double quick from
their camp across the river and rem
dered valuable aid in assisting the
guests to escape and preventing the
flames from spreading. Captain
Even has been kept at the camp of
the militia since he testified last Mon
day that he saw Curtis Jett fire the
shot which killed Marcum. 1t was
only two days ago that Jackson was
put under martial law.
The fire is not only considered as
incendiary. but also as accessory to
other acts of intimidation in connec-
ton with the pending trial of those
accused of the murder OF J. B. Mar
cum. who was an attorney of con-
testants for county offices now held by
leaders of the faction with which the
defendants were identified. 1t has
been openly predicted that there
would be the flashing of incendiary
warnings, that arson would go along
with assassination, as disciplinary
measures might be needed in Breathitt
county. Da.l -re 80
The fire threw a community. accus-
toned to violence. into unusual ex-
citement. Even those who have tried
to be neutral in the Breathitt county
troubles are apprehensive that their
homes may be the next to be fired. All
dreaded the coming OF night. The
provost marshal has only handful of
men and should it be decided by con-
spirators to burn other houses, 1t is
believed there are many who would at
tempt to execute the order.
Gilpin observer., 1903-06-18
CHICAGO STRIKE is BROKEN.
Hotels Secure Nonunion He!p-Wait-
ers Refuse Arbitration.

Chicago. June 15.-Although no
progress was made toward settling the
hotel and restaurant strike in Chicago
still there was noticeable improve
ment in the service offered by the diff
ferent establishments where the en-
ployes have quit work. All the hotels
are open for business. and with few
exceptions succeeded in taking care
of all guests that applied for accom-
modations. The places of the strik-
ers are being filled as fast as help
can be imported from outside cities
and several of the hotels announced
that by tonight they would have a
full force OF employees. Offers by the
Hotel Keepers association to submit
the controversy to arbitration are still
spurned by the strikers and it is de-
clared that the work of closing up all
the places where the proprietors re-
fuse to sign the new scale will be con-
tinued.