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New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
RUSSIA WILL REJECT IT.
THE KISHINEF'F PETITION
Presidents Decision to Transmit 1t
Learned zoith Profound Regret.

Washington, June 26.-The Russian Govern
ment has learned with profound regret of the
intention of the Washington authorities to for
ward to st. Petersburg a petition from Amer
lean Jews relative to Russia's treatment of her
Jewish subjects. 1t is yet hoped that the United
States will appreciate the Russian view of the
case and will content itself with the kindly ex-
pressons of sympathy which it already has Of
fered for the affair at Kishineff.
The Associated Press has already stated the
Russian position regarding what is considered
outside interference in the internal affairs OF
Russia.
That position continues TO be held and The As
socfated Press is further permitted to say that
Mr.. Riddle the American Charge d'Afaires.
when he presents the petition at the Russian
Foreign Office will be received with the same
cordiality always accorded to American en-
voy. In returning the petition to Mr.. Riddle.
the officials will assure him that Russia cher
ishes no ill will toward the United States. and
that the action it takes with respect to the petit
tion is necessary in view of Russia's unalterable
policy of refraining from interference in the in
ternaI affairs of other powers and insisting on
similar treatment for itself. The Russian Gov
ernment hopes it's firmness in the matter will
not be misunderstood but in view of the an
nouncement of its position weeks ago. Is sur
prised at the developments which will force a
reteration Of it's views.
Mr.. Riddle. it can be stated. will be subjected
to personal embarrassment In presenting
the petition. and he will be given to understand
that the st. Petersburg authorities appreciate
the fact that he is only carrying out his orders.
Should the presentation of the petition be de-
ferred until the return to St. Petersburg of Mr..
Mccormick the American Ambassador to Rus
sia. the same programme will obtain. unless. in
the mean time, the Russian Government is
made aware of extenuating circumstances which
put the matter IN different light.
Indeed it is declared that Russia would be
glad to do anything possible to relieve the ten
sion in the United States, but feels unable to
sacrifice principle which it has followed hither-
TO and the American support of which it has
warmly indOrsed.
The Russian Government readily admits the
sincerity Of the American Governments de-
cisiOn and declines to listen to reports that the
forwarding of the petition has any ulteriOr sig
nifcance is in any way associated with any
other matters.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
MILITIA GUARDS ARM0Rl.
RUHOR OF ATTACK BY MOB
Danger of More Rioting an W.
mingtOn To-Day.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNB.l

Wilmington, Del, June ga critical situa-
tion confronts this city tonight. Details from
four conlpa nies of the local National Guard have
been summoned TO the armory, a Gatling gun has
been placed at the entrance to the building and
armed guards are at the doors. This step Was
taken as a result OF information which made the
authorities apprehensiVe Of an assault on the
armory where a large amount OF arms ana
ammunition is stored. AS further precau-
zion. the police have closed all Saloons pool
rooms and public meeting places. Even the
library has shut its doors. Police have peeh
placed IN all the sections where trouble might
break out and no crowds are allowed to gather-
The result Of this decisive action Is thar Tor
the first tine since the iynching, the local au-
t.orities have hold on the situation, ana the
danger OF a repetition OF last nights bloody race
riot is much reduced Throughout the day there
have been alarming ruInors Of negro batting odt
no evidence has reached the police The public
Is deeply stirred, and general apprehension ex-
ists but the day has been without demonstra-
ton. ard the evening has passed with equal
&C G1Ea
Despite tie numerous runors to the contrary.
the National Guard has not been called 10 arms,
ard there has been no appeal TO Federal Off
ciais for assistance. The Adjutant General Of
tae State. Colonel WickershaIp. said late 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

night that the Governor had issued no order
even for the militia to hold itself in readiness
The details at the armory are solely to protect
State property in view of the disturbed state
of the community.
The condition of the public mind, however.
NAV be gathered from incident in the lower
mart of the city this afternoon. A policeman
started on the run for a car: instantly a shout
went I'D and rapidly increasing crowd fol-
lowed the officer. under the impression that he
was chasing a negro. On the outskirts of the
town a number Of little boys. one or two Of them
armed with rifles. were having miniature nunt
for negroes and all over the city there was talk
Of a reprisal the negroes for their actlons
last night.
The climax of the situation will come to-mor-
row Saturday is market day ana huhoreos ol
,,l,,roas come TO the city In the evening crowds
gather all over the town. If the day passes wlth
no disturbance the general belief here is that
,, ,o,inp will be over But many doubts are
exnressed and a general state of apprehension
exists.
ONE OF THE RIOTERS DIES.
Tho aftermath of last nights race riots was
fhrashed out in the local courts this morning
In the mean time of the victims a negro
had died Two other negroes, charged Win lah
ing part In the riot. were sentenced 10 SIX
months and a year In prison. respectively "hiie
a third was held on the charge or murder. 10
balance this show OF severity Arthur Cornell the
sole person arrested for taxing part III ''e - -'~
ing was discharged
Except for the negroes held to-day, not per
son Is under arrest for riots that have. so far
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New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
MEN LIFT CAR OFF GIRL
No -4mbuIances AUmiabIe, Patrol
UdgOn Used.

In her efforts to escape a southbound car under
the elevated railroad structure in Eighth-ave. at
the corner of One-hundred
Augusta WangIer six years old. of No 1856 Eighth
ave became confused and stepped I'm front of A
nortbbound car She struck and knocked
against an elevated structure pillar and fell back
under the car being pushed several feet by the
tenders of the rear trucks before the motorman,
John Mulcahy of No. 7O3 Ninth-ave could stop
the .-.
Bicycle Policeman Whitney and Patrolman Law,
who were near by. with the motorman and con-
ductor Frederick Haeder. OF No. 230 West Elev-
enth-st rushed TO the chid's rescue. but were
unable to remove the child from beneath the car
The passengers hastily left the car. and about
twenty men with those mentioned. by sheer
strength lifted the end of the car clear or the
tracks and Policeman Whitney crawled under and
took little Augusta out
A hastv examination showed that the girl was
not aead although seriously injured Policeman
Whitney mounted his bicycle and. taking the child
and-twenty-eighth-st. where she was made as com
fortsbIe as possible while ambulance was tele-
nboned for After waiting twenty minutes Whit
nev called the J. Hood Wright Hospital again. ana
asked why the ambulance did not come he was
told that both OF the regular ambulanceS were out
on calls Angry because he had not been told so
The patrol wagon of the West One-hundred- and
twenty-ffth-st. station sent, and the injured
child was carried in il to the hospital she was
taken into the emergency ward at the J. ftooo
Wright Hospital forty minutes after the acc'oeh'
1t was found by the physicians who examined
Augusta that she received several deep scaIp
wounds proba BILE fracture of the skull, fracture
of the left leg, bruises from head 70 heel
and possible internal injuries. The doctors DO not
think she has much chance to recover
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
.SENORIT4 LOPEZS LOSS.
Buffalo Police Notified That Je5gels
TaIued at SO 900 4re Missing.

Buffalo, June 26.-Senorita Clemenzia Lopez,
sister of Sixto Lopez. the well known Filipino.
has lost track of $1,000 worth of Jewelry. She
is a guest of a daughter of Mayor knight of
this city.
Senorita Lopez was a classmate of Miss
Knight On arriving at Mayor knights house
last evening she discovered that her jewel box
was missing She said the satChel never
out of her sight except when 1t was in the hands
of the porter. Mayor Knight gave notice to the
police.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

FAST TRAINS WESTWARD
Via Pennsylvania Railroad The Three Iimiteds
offer palatial accommodations Several other trairls
running on rapid schedule .-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

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New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK.
Keep your account with The Irving National
Rank corner Warren and Greenwich streets ~
Is safe. conservative and prosressNe.-AofNJ -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAPH NEWS.

CLEVELAND, o.--The grand ofioers Of
the brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
nssrs meet here next Friday to elect
. new chief.
AtlAAAae 2igAlands, n. "a Ave-
knot wild prevailed yesterday and
Shamrock III. proved herself good
sailor In that breeze, beating her sail
lng mate by4'mtls.
ossing, n. y.-Tony Turekofsky,
who murdered q saloonkeeper on
June 6 was electrocuted yesterday.
II II one Of the quickest punishments
for crime on record in America.
Livinsston, lgonA--The damage to
the Northern Pacific Yellowstone
bridge Is greater than was expected.
amounting to 100000. The dynamit-
cd pier will have to be rebuilt.
Yosemite vallsy.-Forest fires are
raging just outside the gateway at
Eel Captain ana Cathedral Rocks. and
unless controlled they viii enter the
valley and result in inestimable de-
struction.
1hiladslphia.--Presi Charles NJ
Echwab of the steel trust today sew
cred his ofYicial connection with that
concern and will resign as director
Thursday. w. E. Cory will succeed
him as president.
&1acsrvills, 0al.--The Folsom con-
victs have got to the stage OF affairs
when they are compelling settlers to
cook food for them. Their trail has
been taken up again. this time from
. settlers cabin. where they had OBJ
tained a forced meal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
.EARD IN THE POLICE COURT

! James Fowler. got drunk Sunday.
was knocked down twice by Harry
Reeves. a cook from Seattle. got two
black eyes and was fined 81 In police
court yesterday. Reeves was fined
$25 and costs for maliciously punish
ing Fowler. He had IS OF the
amount Of the fine.
Rita Saunderson. middle aged
woman Of Tyler. was brought into
police court last Thursday charged
with tntoxication. but was permitted
to go on her promise to return to
Tyler. Yesterday afternoon she was
again up for drunkenness. and told
the court she had not gone home be-
cause her visit In town was not fin-
ished. She was fined IS and costs
and will end her visit In the city
Jail.
James Howard and Joe Mccarthy.
each ~ years OF age. were In police
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

visanA. - The Morning Zeitung
says that Emperor Frans Joseph has
summoned the leaders In the Hun
garian chambers bribery case and
viii probably demand their resigna-
tions.
London.-In the house offcommons
today Chamberlain agreed to lay he
fore the house ths address presented
BY the Canadian parliament to king
Edward favofing homo rule for Ire
land.
DAWSON, =. T.--Another big strike
has been located at the head OF Pelly
river and townsite Is already taken
up. The discoverer is Robert Hen
derson. who was the first to fnd
Klondiie gold.
Walia Walla, Wash.-Harvest here
abouts looks like a 16 to IS bushel
yield. with q 1000. 000-busheI yield
for this county. This will make a
two-thirds crop. Wheat Is already
being cut on the lowlands.
Plaoervills, 0al.---C. C. Senett has
arrived with two bloodhounds. the
same which trailed Tracy through
the wilds OF Washington and Oregon.
They will be put on the freshest
scent obtainable for the escaped con-
victs.
Washington.-A large delegation
by special train leaves here tho latter
part Of the week for the San Fran
cisco grand army encampment. Ao-
cording to general opinion here. Cen
erai Black Of Chicago will be elected
next commander in chief.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

II you have a headache, the Right
Headache Cure will stop It. Sold at
the Right Drug Store. s07 Riverside.
j. c. uarretson. northwestern
agent for the John A. Roebling Sons
company and Fairbanks. Morse &
Co, who has heretofore made his
Headquarters In Portland. has deter
mined that his headquarters will
hereafter be In Spokane. as the most
central point for his operations.
Don't you see that II you continue
to spend all you make you'll be poor
all your lifef livery man and woman
should have Q savings account. The
Spokane & Eastern Trust company
is a good place to open an account
Attorney J. w. Douglass and bride.
who, were married In Hagerstown.
Nd. last month, have arrived in Spo-
kane and are occupying apartments
IN the Review building. Mr.. Doug
lass IL promoting some mining COM
panics. " pn@
|, F. w. Grand has removed his law
office to 50A Hyde block.
DIR. A. n. Glaisyer. a brother-in-
law of cx-Superintendent OF Schools
J. II. Saylor, leaves tonight for the
Philippines. where he expects to be
stationed during the next two years.
For a year past DIR. Glaisyer has
been in Spokane in the government
service as Inspector OF sheep.
Tho Club Cafe always in the lead.
Our $50 merchants lunch with beer
or wine from ll;so to q p. m. as good
AZ ever Headquarters for steaks.
chops. etc. !. ChtlherG manager.
The residence OF J. b. Hunt. "a
Sharp avenue. was entered by a burg
lar last night and q gold watch was
taken. The screen was prled from a
rear window.
You can get anything you want FOR
. sewing machine at J. p. Eastman
d Co., s3s Riverside. Phone Main
rec. Machines rented or sold on easy
terms. Expert repairing. +,
The Judiciary committee OF the
city council yesterday agreed Ia
recommend . new ordinance increas-
Ing the police force from - 60 "a
men. An extra TALLER and three
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

patroimen will be put on, the force
now numbering actually Sc men, four
regular specials being counted. by
way Of evading the old ordinance.
Right-of-way Agent Charles A. Des
Bresay of the Great Northern rail-
way is In Phoenix. B. c.. CLOSING a
deal for three pieces Of property In
the heart OF the town for $4,000.
Switchman J. Hansen Of 304 Mar
ket street had to throw his trousers
out Of his window to a burglar with
a revolver early this morning. He
would have thrown out his wife 8
pocketbook had not q neishbor scared
the robber.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples: Kenneth
M. Sparks and Edith NJ. Nishtengals
of Spokane: Martin Cory Of Mount
Hope and Otta Oxrider Of Sherburne.
MIMI. and p. G. Lundberg and Caro-
line Lundberg of Deep Creek.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
Lewiston Wants Queen
for Labor Carnival.

lewiston labor people have written
to the management of the Labor Car
ntvai asking the privilege of naming
q candidate for queen of the carni-
val. The privilege win be granted
and 1t Is hoped other towns will fol-
low suit.
The Great Northern railroad has
granted "a ono and third fare for
the round trip from Troy Mont. to
Wsnatchee. WASH, into Spokane on
August "a and 81 on account Of the
carnival. The Northern Pacific will
also make rates from points on its
lines.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

court yesterday for vagrancy. They
told of having followed Campbell
Bros show from Chicago. Eaca was
told to get work or come back and
get the full extent OF the law for
vagrancy. The boys laughed.
Tim Daley. who has = cockney ac-
cent. was fined $40 and costs yestsr-
day because he got mad and raised
row In the Great Northern express
ONCE on Riverside avenue when one
Of the clerks asked II package he
desired contained jewelry or cloth
ing. The question was asked Ia or
der to direct Daley to the right de-
partment. but Daley answered that
1t was none OF the clerks
business: and he wanted to know IL
the clerk were a detective that he
should ask about his. Daiey's. private
business. Daley will learn American
methods IL he stays very long.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
Want Two Storage
Tanks for City Water

The councilmanic finance commit
ZEE went on record yesterday as fav-
bring the erection Of two water stor-
pge tanks. One tank may be con-
itructed at first. this one to hold
100000 gallons and to be situated
In Lidgerwood Park. Million-gallon
anks come at $4,000 each. while
50. 900 gallon ones are quoted by
fity Engineer Gill at $4,000 the pair.
The meter question also came up
ind superintendent Weymouth Of the
later department came out in favor
the plan, chairman Pratt opposing
N the ground that the system would
ccasion an outlay Of at least $780,
90 of the city's money. No decision
fas reached.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Aug. 4.-The
police are completely baffled over
the mysterious murder Of 2-year-
old Mabel Jordine. There are many
theories which are eagerly discussed
by the excited citizens Of this town.
but none seems to offer any solution
to the puzzle. s.,
The body OF the little girl was
found In q tangle OF grass not far
from the Jordins home. The previous
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordfne had
left their ak children In care OF the
eldest. Maude, aged II. During the
absence OF Maude for q few minutes
the baby disappeared and although
the father and socre Of neighbors
hunted high and low all night It was
not until afternoon of the next day
when the body was found.
! There were cruel finger marks on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

the neck and cuts ana scratches on
the body. At first it was believed
that criminal assault had been
committed, but q day or two later
the city was startled by the arrest Of
Maude Jordine by Special Detective
J. p. Butler on the charge of MUIR
der.
A number Of witnesses were heard
in court. but they told nothing In
eliminating and the accused sister
was discharged. Butler's theory was
that Maude. being OF the age to go
In company had tired Of the task
Of caring for the child and had stran-
gled 1t to death. INJECTING the multi
ations SO as to make 1t appear like
a criminal assault.
States Attorney Ffeming's theory
Is that some person seeking revenge
for some real or fancied grievance
had committed the deed.
A few days before a newsboy was
mysteriously murdered in much the
same manner. A theory OF the po-
lice is that some lunatic with a
uhAiiih AOT AiitiuS ChhuAcu cciuuutt-
ted. both deeds. -
Deputy Sheriff Moore says that the
baby may have been murdered Ia
the basement Of the Jordine home
and the body carried into the tangled
grass the next day. The corpse was
found near \ cowpath and 1t seems
almost impossible that the search
ers could have passed up and down
this path all morning and have not
seen 1t.
The Jordine girl thinks that q
man was In the basement when she
left the home for a few minutes and
that he seixed the baby during her
absence and ran out into the field.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
Wants New Sewer
for the First Ward.

Councilman Leonard Funk Of the
First ward has prepared a resolution
asking the city engineer to draw
plans for and the city council to es-
tabiish a new sewer system for the
First ward. The councilman asks
that the sewer district be confined
to the territory bordered on the west
by Division street. on the east by
Sheridan street. on the north by East
sprague avenue and on the south by
Short avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
TOOK POISON WHEN
RAIDED BY POLICE

NEW YORK, Aug. l.-'Dr." Fran
oos McCulloch was arraigned in the
oefferson Market police court today.
charged with conducting a disorderiy
house. which she called q sanitarium,
and with attempting to commit sui
eide. With her were arraigned nine
women captured in the same raid,
and who were dressed - nurses. with
little red crosses on their sleeves and
little white caps on their heads. In
previous raids these nurses" wore
pink slippers with high heels. In the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
TIES UP MANS HANDS
and Then KILLS HIM

Mrs. Hodge says that Ryan was
bound by her before the tragedy &C.
CURED and at his request. to insure
her against the danger Of his assault
Ing her In the night. She says ne
partly released himself from HIS
bonds. whereupon she became fright
ensd. and when hs approached her
she shot him with revolver she was
carrying. She then. she says. took
from his pockets the money which
he owed her and left for her parents
home In Denison. II. Thence she
went to Grand Rapids.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

SALT LAKE, Aug. Mrs. Aurora
Hodge, tall, slender. dark and only
10. accompanied by Sheriff Emery.
arrived here last night from Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The young woman II accused Of
killing Peddler Ryan in Utah, July
IL. She weighs only los pounds,
while Ryan weighed zoo. ana was in
the prime Of life. They were travel
ing together through the country in
. covered wagon. she as his assistant
and bookkeeper. When the man was
found dead he was bound hand and
foot and his pockets were emptied.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

raid two men who posed as ''pa-
tients" were also captured. and they
were also taken to court.
The last time the ''sanitarium' was
ralded the McCulloch woman said she
would never again submit to arrest.
She said she would die first; and.
sure enough. when she was bundled
into patrol woman with her
nurses" she swallowed five grains
OF morphine. At the station doctor
revived her.
The hearing will be continued to-
morrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
SPACE FOR DISPLAYS
AT INDUSTRIAL fair

mineral display will occupy two
thirds Of the south side Of the haild-
ing. Both features promise to BE-
larger and moro representative than
at any previous fair.
The management requests an early
application be made for space by la
tending exhibitors. The whole Of the
gallery running around the entire
building will be reserved for county
and Individual fruit exhibits.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04
IT'S JUST A COUGH

that gets your lungs sore and weak
and paves the way for Pneumonia or
Consumption. or both. Aokerss Eng
lish 1smsdy will stop the cough In a
day and heal your lungs. It Will cure
all throat and lung troubles. Posi.
lively guaranteed. and money refund
ed II you are not satisfied. Write 10
US for free sample. w. II. Hooksr
4 Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-04

Superintendent Notbohm of the
street railway company says that
night and day work will from now
on be the rule with the company in
fixing the North Monroe street I'm
provement. He expects that It will
take to September I. though he ac-
knowledges that It should be finished,
without unforeseen hindrances. be-
fore that date.