davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
l1nisre Santiers in Sontb Seno.

Sie hieiisen ganfen iino auf Der
Staats=@onbention Der Snoiana San=
tiers, Die sefern in SOutb Seno sl=
iammengetreten 1T. pDbl pertreten,
unb 3war bur9 folgenoe Serren
stousbton u. SletGer, it,, Vice=
prdi. bon Der 6let9er's National
gant; Sobn .. Yerrin, Yr1i., unb
4nsretp Smith, 9hlfs : @ailirer Der
Imerican National ganf; gowaro 6.
Mc9ee. gice=prdi. Der Snoiana Na=
tional Sant; Orlando 0e. Padarb,
Iice=Yrdi. Der capital gtational Sant;
&obert 6. Morriion, @aiiirer Der neuen
Union National 8ant, uno Wortimer
2epering, prdi. Der Columbia gta=
tional 8ant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
Su Der Trembe uer;weifeln
Nabm Senrp 8ui9mdnn it9 bas 9eben.

8riefli6 1T seItern Yol. Supt. Saffe
BON Dem Coroner in philadelphia, ga.,
bena6ri6ti9t uoroen, baB Die 2eide
eines iunsen Wannes. Der ii9 bort am
Sienftag mittelif @arbolidure=Tereif-
tung bas 2eben nabm, als Die bes
Senrp gui9mann bon go. 1888 9in=
ben Ctr, Snopls., ioeEtificirt poroen
1T. giadfragen in oem benannten
SauIe ersaben, oaB Senrp's @ltern
bort pobnen, bas @bepaar grneif 8.
Sui6mann, iopie baB Der Sobn, ieines
@ewerbes Elm 8olbleiiten=9 =9lrbeiter, mad
oem Often sereiit mar, um bort slrbeit
gu iu6en.
gsrmutbli9 grill er in Der ger-
speifluns iber Wtiberfolee unb @nt=
tdui6unsen gum 8ift6eder. Seine
@ltern batten feline &unoe BON ibm err
balten, ieitoem er iie perlaiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
Yeriaattet uno bod nod gliid=
lid oabomsefommen.

Beim 8rabsn zines tiefen Canal
qrabens an Der Weit Worris Str. nabe
bem gtablifisment Der Snoianapolis
Qbattoir So. tpurbe eeItern Der in
go. 1926 Norb Sbeffielo 9lpe. pobn=
bafie 6lopo Gooowin bon ben einitiir=
3enben Sropdnoen perI9Dttet uno be-
oraben, fptpie an ben 8einen i5per
perlebt. gfa9oem feline Wtitarbeiter
ibn aussegraben batten, wuroe er bon
Or. Madep i'm Sispeniarium perbun=
ben uno bann beimtransportirt. DAB
ibm beioe geine ni9t 9sbro9en pur-
ben, piro als elm Wunber an9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
@. 8. s. g.

@m Montag, ben IA. Sept, ber=
iammeln lid Die Saiiler Der peri4ie=
oenen @raoe in foleenben 3immern:
8rao VIII i'm Simmer s; Grab
VII i'm 3immer 9; 9rab vi i'm
3immer 8; @rao V i'm 3immer 8;
@rao w i'm 3immer 3; Grab III i'm
3immer 8; @rao II in Der 8ibliOtbet.
Sie S6iler bes Sraoes l g 81 ers
balten bic nOtbi9en Inweiiungen in
benz Gorribor, tpel6er gum Nuoitotium
fiibrt. Im Montaa miro tein 2und
i'm @ebluoe ierbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10

bas 8enid. Ser Sater bob iie auf,
aber lie itarb wsnise Nugenblide
ipdter in ieinen Nrmeu.
Stats onbentip oer
Bantiers.
g Soutb 8enb, Snb., 10. Sept.
Sn Der beutisen Sibuns belt Sun,
oes=SenatOr 8eperiose cine ldn9ere
&ebe, in tpeld.r er u. u. faete, baB in
Der beporitebsnoen Seffion bes @on=
ereIfes feine rabicalen umpanoluneen
Der seseupdrti9en GinanS=8eieBe por=
9enommen tperoen tpiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
1tnabbansiser Surmbsreim.

Sn Der geitrigen re9elmdbi9en Ser=
iammlun9 wuroen fait nur Seiddfte
erleoigt, tpelbe auf interne Gn9elesen=
beiten 8esug batten.
@ine 9lnSabl &e4nunsen, oarunter
audi Die fir Die neuen &e9elbabnen,
puroer CUR 3ablung aagswieien.
@s wuroe bei9lOhen, oas Wirtb=
i6aftssimmer renobiren su laHen.
gOrbereitunsen fir Die iilberne Su=
belfsier bes 8ereins iollen in Der nd9-
iten geriamlnluns getrOfen peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
5. 8. Sannins's Grmennnnsem.

Soiepb 8. Canning, 8rOB Gralteo
&uler bes Orben Der glts bat gu @ou=
perneursn oes @lts National Seim in
8eoforo, 0a. Meao 8. Settpeiler bon
Sarrisburs, pa. FIR ben 3jdbrigen
unb 8bomns 5. @cgtultp bon 8alti=
more fir ben 2.jdbrigen 5ermin sr=
nannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
men,.
@ 0 b be : Wt orb.

ilwautee, @is., 10. Sept.
9in4 elmer SepeI6e on ben ,gpsnin9
@iscOniin" aus Spring 9rssn. Wis.,
beri6tete Der 12=jdbriee Sobn bon
George Sranot beute, baB Die 6 Weilen
entfsrnt pObnsnosn Marp MurpbD
uno ibre So6ter W1arp 8ranSt ermor=
Oct porben.
2eBtere 1T Die 9ei9ieoene Grau BON
@eor9e 8ranot uno na6 grsdblune
bss Gnaben bat iein Yater ben Moro
on beioen 6rauen periibt. Sie Wtit=
theilun9 bes 9naben iii beifGtiet.
Brandt puroe in Der Nd6e oes S6atorts
aefan9en uno eeiiano. @r aab feinen
@runo on. Gin ton ibm perIu9ter
SelbftmOroperiu4 miBsliifte.
Garbi9e au fpdrter am
Strife.
Weit Sa n, Snb., 10. Sept.
CUR 3eit, als 9eiisrn 2lbeno Dos
Souper Ierbirt perosn iollte, le9ten
Die 20 i'm g9eft gaoen Springs SOtel
an9eitelltsn farbi9sn 9lufpdrter Die
9lrbeit nieDer. 8eiddftsfiibrer 8ailep
bali fib 10 gut er tonnte uno telsera=
pbirte na9 @6ica9o, ibm go ueiBe
aelner gu ibiden.
Spnamit-4ttentataufein einen
&eo acteur.
Serns, Sno., 10. Sept. Sas
Saus oes Greo. &ober, &sbacteurs
bes ySerne WitneB" wuroe beute
MOrsen ee9en l u6r bur9 Spnamit
t6eilweiie Serf0rt. Gs fanoen spei
grplOfioneH itatt. Die Witelieoer Der
6amilie enttnmsn unperlebt, aber Der
S9aoen am @i9entbum iit elm beoeu=
tsnber. &Ober bat ii6 our1 ieinen
9ampf se9en Die @irtbe biele 6sinbe
5uge5o9en uno es 1T mOeli6, baB Die
9pnamiteri6e unter ieinsn 8esnern
gu iu9en iino.
Gin Streit m t berb ns n B.
ool lem Ius sgan9.
Seca r, Snb., 10. Sept. Der
68=idbri9e Sobn &ulenbed purbe in
ieinem nabe unierer Stabt selesenen
Seim bon isinem S9pieaerio6ne
sSoIepb Osborne in einem Streite Inn
@elOanselesenbeiten 10 tuu6tis 3u 3d.
ben esidIa9en, oaB er babel einen
! S6doelbru9 erlitt uno weniee Minu=
ten ipdter itarb. Osborne befinoet
= f9 bsreits i'm @efdngniB.
Mu o m B I : II nf fail.
3anesbille, O., 10. Sept. gei
Den auf Der Wustinsum @ountp SSair
fatt9sfunoeneu Nutomobil Wettfabren
perloten am Mittpo1 Carl 6iier bon
SaptOn uno @arl Giiber bon Snbiana=
polls Die GOntrOlle iiber ibr Iuto uno
oasielbe fubr nit fur6tbarer ge6emens
our6 ben 3ann in Die 3uidauer Menge
E 3binein.
Sobn 8opotpin unb Samilton
Sdulb purosn 10 i9per perleBt. oaB
ln ibrem GuftOmmen se5ueifelt wiro.
Mebrere anosre 3ui9auer erlitten
ei9te VerleBungen. 2aiisr trus cine
Bub Serrentuns bapon, pdbreno
Eiibtr ni6t usrlsBt tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
gB e9en 8ru1s es6ei.
ratb soer predens
bertlagt.

@liie u. @opo perlangt bon ibrem
unsetreuen 0erlobten SIaaf 8. 8loo=
ner ein s5000=9faiter fir Die @un=
ben, mel9e er ibrem Sersen seiblaeen
bate. Sereits Dor orei Sabrsn, bate
er ibr periprO4en, iie i'm September
als iein @eibden beim;ufii6ren, alein
er belt iein 8sripre9en nidt.
Die SO93eit wuroe auf SUM ndd=
ften Sabres, bann auf Qpril 1902 uno
idlisBli6 auf ben 4. SUM- b. s. ber=
idoben. aber aud an oieiem Sage gab
.r ibr ni4t Die @elegenbeit, in brdut=
li4em S4leier nit ibm por ben Nltar
su treten. Sept rib i6r enoli9 Der
8eoulosfaoen uno Iie bra9te cine
&lage auf S3aoeneriab 9eqen ibn elm.
Cine 2ibelIfGase raid
erleo b / Ct.
Dor eini9en Saaer pertlagte 2ulu
Mc@uire Oas ySournal" auf 800
Sdaosneriab. neil bafslbe einen Qr=
titel per6hentli9t bate, in tpel4em es
bieB, oaB fie Ii6 nit Dem idliBdugigen
9auiirer Bang gong Oermdblt bdtte.
Din Dem eansen Yeri6te mar ieoo4
tein gS0rt6en pabr. 8etern ertldr=
ten Die Nnpdlte Der 3eitune, oaB Die
6unbert Dollars GIL oas Wdb@en be-
8ublt morben iinb unb baB baKelbe
feline &lage auriidsOge. Samit mar
Die Sa9e erlebiet.
8erineer g d bener a B
perl langt.
gie Garmersfrau Minnie u. Sat=
teriielO perlenst bon Der Sig Sour
gabn-8eieliaaft 5000 Sdaoensriab,
neil Elm 3us berielben 3tpei ibr eebD-
renbe Mil6tii6e iiberfabren unb se=
t0otet bate.
6ein Picnic fur Same
Wt isner.
Sames Mi;ner, pel6er fir Elm
Bicnic Der Saromooofinifber's unipu
0ocal go. 96 Sidets i'm 8eiammtbe=
tra9e bon 5000 pertauft bate, bas
@elo aber fir ii6 berbrau6te, tpurbe
DON 6risbensri4tsr Sheppard an Die
@roB9ei9porenen iiberipieien.
SIM poIi3ei9eri9t
uuroen Starr TlDnn uno so. @rpsbp
an Die 8rpBgeidworenen iibertpieien.
6lnnn lit bsiduloist in bern Saufe Der
&atie Mfartinee einem 14.id6rigen
MdO9en SpirituoIen berabfolst gu
baben; @rpsbp bate nit ieinem 9lu=
tomObil einen SOtenjunsen iiberfabren
uno i9per oerlebt.
Ser Y6oto9rapb &obert WcSonalb
bon go. 1925 Noro Capitol 9lbe.,
tpel9er obicDne 8iloer hereelteat uno
berfauft bate, tpuroe su 2 Wonaten
@efdnsniB unb 3abluns BON SO unb
Soften berurtbeilt:
Ser Wirtb Sorace Goodyear, tuelder
bei6uloist mar, eine &iite nit S6lan=
gen in ben Gana! gstuorfen 3u baben,
bate 81 unb Soften $40 gu aablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
8ranofiftutss=Ser

Ser Seueralarm lebte Nadt rief bic
2Didmanni9aft 81 oem unbeuobnten
Sauie NO. 7l9 @baowid Str., mo
Yranbitifter beriu9t batten, llnbeil an=
3uliiften. So9 selang ibr teufliiAer
Plan ni9t. Die Slammen iparen er=
loi6,n, als Die Jeuerpebr eintraf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
glns Dem Staatsbamie.
Sarmers Serit9erunsss s9eieli4aften biirfen
feline Rir9en unS S9uIen perii9ern.

9luf cine biesbe3igli6e gnfrase oes
Stants gluoitors Sberrid bat
4ntpalt Miller ertldrt, baB ySar=
mer gegenieitise Geuer gerfi9e=
runss-8eieli6aften" feline &ir6en uno
S6ulen perii9ern t0unen. Sas 8eiey
fdreibt gang eenau bor, baB berartise
@eIeqIdaftsn nur Die Sduier uno
S9eunsn Der Diitslieber, ben Snbalt
Der 8ebduoe, 6armprooucte, Sieb,
muiitaliite Snitrumente, unb Siblio=
t6eten Oerfi9ern t6nnen. Son S9u=
len uno &irden lei in Dem 8eieb iebo9
ni9ts erD16nt.
2200 Snoianaer Mili3i 0 l.
onten Deroen an ben
Nt an0bern t 3 ei lne6=
men.
Ser @sneral: :Nojutant bat bon ben
@ommanoeuren aller @ompagrtien Der
Snbiana gtationalearbeSeridte betreffa
8etbeiligun9 Oerielben an ben Man6=
bern BEL @ef POint, &p., erbalten.
9lus benielben ae6t 6erbor, bab ale faf
uOl3dbli9 ausriiden uerosn. Wtitbiu
perben fi6 2200 Wann bet6eilioen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10

SIR bic Wettrennen wdhreno Der
Staats=6air in Der ndbfen Wo9e fino
mebr als 160 betannte &snnpferoe ems
aetragen tpprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10

Sauerl ubn s define
@rnit Mi9elis, 402 Sanbers, glnbau,
s4O0. - Sbereia 8rubsr, Burton,
nabe Bomb. @Obnbaus, $3.50. = 6.
Soneder, 1923 g. gaF, &eparaturen,
$50. = M. 8. 2ouis, Miblanb, 3tpi=
i6en "a. uno 25., Wohnbaus, $4,000.
%. Wt. Motberibeao, 1918 q. Nen
Serisp, &eparaturen, $500. = 6.
Stanlep, arbOr, nabe RcGartp, S4up'
pen. 5000. = %. @. uno g. gDal=
pole, 2srinston, nabe 0iqa, Wobn.
baus, 500. : @mma 8. 6letder,
2eringtOn nabe 8illa, Wobnbaus,
500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
Surge Sspei9en.

Wanpata, Wis. 2 blinbe pai=
fagiere tpuroen bel Der GntaleiIung
zines 6ra9t3uses set6btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10

Sheriff Sene berfolgte nit elmer pohe
einen &duber, Der ben Cberit M. @il=
liams ourd einen SbuB iduer ber-
lebte.
@erldBt9ipton
New0ort, 10. Sept. @apitdn
&obert @rinee, Der ben nSbamrod
Ill" segen bic v&eliance" iegelte, err
fldrte beute, bier bleiben unb bas
amer. 8iir9errs9t srtperben gu wOllen.
Uni ionbs &ir9e.
Wf ilpautee, @isc., 10. Sept.
@inet Der bibieiten Gdmpie, tpsl6e Die
Organilirte 9lrbeit nod 5u beIteben se=
babt bat, i9eint berielben jebt nit Der
fatbOliiden Stride erpa9ien gu inlsn.
gs bat ndmli6 Der pfarrer 90. s.
@ar6. in gslOit, @isc., srtldrt, bab
weber er, nod irseno Elm anperer prie-
iter Der r6miI9-fatbOlii9en Stride iol=
den @emeinbemit9lieoern Die Nbiolu=
tion ertbeilen wHroen, pel9e ben Gio
Der SnternutiOnulen S6riftieBer-llniOn
auf iid genommen bdtten.
9ieier @io ertldrt ndmli4, oab er
allen anoeren Qerpli6tunsen. pelde
rie ii6 Sur Mitslieoidaft Wleloenoen
etpa einasaan9sn ieien, ob oieielben
nun rslisi0ier Ooer iOnitiser Natur
pdren, boraebe. pfarrer u. j.. S9ir=
mer, Der 8erualter Der Gr5oiO3eie feit
benz SOoe oes Grsbii9ofs Saber uno
wubri6einlid beiien glabfolger, ere
tldrte auf Sefrasen, oaB Pfarrer Waro
in ieiner @mpfebluns pOlltdnois se-
re6tfertist lei unb baB er (Sairmer)
ebeufo tauoelu miiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-10
geue g G NJ q ltth q t.

aiblanb, Sp., 10. Sept. =
Sheriff Sens perfolgte nit elmer poHe
einen &duber, Der ben Obsrit 0f. @il=
liams ourd einen SbuB i9uer ber-
leBte.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
"BEEF TRUST" CASE.
judges GrOsscup Overruies the demurrer
of tho Packers and Grants Tenn
porary injunction. y

Chicago, Feb. 19.-The so-called
"beef trust" case was disposed OF
yesterday by Judge Grosscup in the
United States circuit court, the de-
murrer of the packers being over
ruled and. a temporary injunction
granted. The attorneys for the
packers made no announcement OF
their future intentions. They have
until March 4 to discuss the matter
with their principals. If they deny
the facts upon which Judge Cross
cup based his decision, the matter
will go before master-in-chancery,
who will hear the evidence and the
case will again be argued before
Judge Grosscup. An appeal may be
taken, in order to hasten the finai
adjudication of the case. 1t is not
believed likely that the packers will
let the matter go by default, thus
making the injunction permanent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
nuspHRaRs HAssEp.
rhyss nsgres. Bspiass Their Crirnes 90
4 sss aasisvs ? Anstnss 1hs R4ptaeysd
s4g - ths nhstu sacshsnt. NNce

JACOBSON, Miss. Feb. 1o.--Three no
groes were legally hanged yesterday
In the state Of Mississippi. Emapuel
Walker was exceeded y Ipdia1ols,
Alexander Smith at Poplaryiile and
Thomas Swor at Raleigh, All had
been convicted of 7 murder. Joseph
Campbell, .colored, WHO also was sen
fenced to hang yesterday for muir
der at Yazoo City, was saved at the
last moment. On the gallows he
whispered to the sheriff the name OF
his accomplish in the murder. A
blackcap had been adjusted, but the
sheriff suspended operations and
telegraphed to Gov. Longino asking
for ten days reprieve in order that
evidence might be secured from the
condemned man. The governor as
quiesced and Campbell will further
testify regarding the crime.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
INVESTMENT FIRMS
Attashmsst Suits Filed Against
Jshs ]. Ryan at st. Louis.
CONFIDENTIAL CLERKS SHARP HOVE
While the Ohiees Of the international In
vsstmsnt Company Were Being Rsided
Mise Clifton Draws tine oompany's
Mopey Out of the Bank.

st. Louis, Feb. 19.-F. Z. Fickeissen
filed two attachment suits for $500
each and one for $495 yesterday
against John J. Ryan for money al
legged TO have been deposited with
John J. Ryan & Co. The suits are
set for March 2. Similar attach
ment suits were filed against John J..
Ryan by Margaret Smith for $500 and
Mary Murphy for $3.50, and these
suits are set for March 4. 1t was
announced last night by Judge
George B. Sidener, of the First dis
trict police court that he will tender
his resignation as Judge within q few
days to Mayor Wells, that he may
devote his time as counsel for the
International Investment company.
Judge Sidener last night declared
that Manager Hogue had not left St.
Louis and at the proper time will
surrender himself to the sheriff to
answer to the indictment against
him.
While officers were raiding the Of
fees of the International Investment
company Miss Beatrice Clifton, con-
idential clerk, rushed to the COM
pany's bank and withdrew $4,000,
which she feared would be seized.
This money is in her possession.
The United States district court has
appointed a receiver for the estate
Of E. J. Arnold, of turf investment
fame.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
A BUILDING WANTED.
4 Conference About where the New De-
sastmsat Of Csmmeroe and Labor Ii
- - DsmiciieG 'tsf

washington. Feb. fg.-Representa
.,vs Mercer az Nebraska chairman
q, the bopse committee ON public
hi,ildings and grounds. conferred yes
terdav with Secretary Corteiyou
concerning a building for the new
dsnartmeSt NJ commerce and labor.
the necessity for such a building is
urgent. as the department will be
one Of the largest in the govern
ment Figures have been prepared
showing in detail the amount of
floor space which will be necessary
for the various bureaus of the de-
nartment These have indicated that
a building suitable for the depart
ment is not available at present in
the city A proposition has been
made tentatively that the government
nurobose tbe handsome building of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
neIIaved to Re .Roasle. Franols.

Warrensburg, Mo-, Feb. 19.-Wil-
liam "Bossie" Francis, the negro who
murdered Miss Mary Henderson
near Columbus, Mo-, on August ~,
1901, is believed to be under arrest
at Oceana, w. Va. kilograms from
the sheriff there state that the man
under arrest bears every description
of Francis and C. W. Clay, a detect
i've, arrived last night with pictures.
which were pronounced by many to
be undoubtedly Of Francis. Clay left
for Holden for further proof. Francis
crime was a cold-blooded murder and
rewards of $2,75o are standing for
his capture. -l.-..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
NEGROES in SESSION.


Tuskegee, Ala, Feb. 19.-The
twelfth annual Tuskegee negro con-
ference began its sessions at Tus-
kegee normal and industrial institute
yesterday. President Washington, in
his opening address, said in part:
"From the first it has been the main
work of this conference to confine
itself to a simple and informal con-
sideration of the methods and means
Of securing homes and freeing our
selves from debts, the saving OF
money. the encouragement of intelli-
gent producers, the payment OF taxes
and the cultivation of habits OF
thrift, honesty and virtue, the build
ing of schoolhouses- and churches,
the securing of education and high
Christian character and friendship
between the races. Throughout the
entire race we must keep alive a
feeling of hope and encouragement.
We have seen darker days than those
through which we now seem to be
passing"
The conference adopted resolutions
setting forth various methods by
which the conditions of the colored
agriculturist can be improved and
concluded with the declaration that
prosperity and peace are dependent
upon good relations between the
races" Is
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-02-19
COLE YoUNGER's CASE.
HHinnesota's Attorney General Says tho Far
doned Convict Has violated his Promise
Not 20 Go Into the Show Business.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb, 19.-Attorney
General Douglas, who is q member
Of the state pardon board, when
shown the dispatch from Lees Sum-
init last night that Cole Younger had
got an interest in a show, stated
that he regarded it as a violation OF
the promise that Cole Younger made
to the board upon its granting him
a full pardon. Contrary to the gen.
eral understanding, however, Mr..
Douglas said that Younger was not,
by the terms of the pardon, forbid
den to exhibit himself or to go into
the show business. He was only re-
quired to promise not to do SO. The
pardon itself was principally uncon-
ditionally, but Younger was required
to promise and did promise not to do
certain things, viz, not to place him
self upon exhibition and never again
return to Minnesota. This promise,
the attorney general believes, has
been broken in part, but the state
has no recourse and no effort will be
made to regain custody of the ex-
bandit. n
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THREATENED STRIKE
VOTE BEING TAKEN BY POSTAL CARD


Chicago, Feb. 19.--Thonsands Of
Chicago tenants will face suffering
from cold and other Inconvenience
If the landlords do not sign the agree
ment and wage scale Of the Flat JAN
itors' union by Saturday noon. A
vote is now being taken in the union
relative to q general strike Satur-
day in every fiat and apaStment
building in the city where the own
ers have refused the union terms.
The vote Is being taken by postal
card and the answers are pouring
into the hands of William Feather,
the union president, indicating that
a large majority is in favor Of walk
ing out There are 1900 janitors in
the union, but only those in buildings
controlled by men who refuse to sign
the union agreement will strike. II
the strike is declared Saturday the
coal supply, grocery deliveries and
all other comforts Of home that
unions can control will be shut of.
street Car Men ut Pittsburg May Strike.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. ia commit
tee Of the members of the Amalga-
mated Association of Street Railway
Employees yesterday met General Su-
perintendent Murphy, of the Pitts
burg Railway company, and present.
ed him list of grievances and de-
mands which they wanted agreed to
within 4s hours with a strike being
the alternative. Mr.. Murphy told
the committee that the demands
would not be agreed to and the com
mittee will report to o meeting OF
the association tonight, when the
question of strike or not will be
decided. The men demand q uniform
increase of wages to rs cents an
hour and recognition Of the union Z
A Psit 0rdared. il!8sn 4
St. Louis, Feb. 1o.--As result OF
the inability of President Ramsey and
the committee Of the Wabash train
men and conductors 70 come to
terms, poll has been ordered by
the officers Of the general demands
on the Wabash officials for an in
crease of 16 per cent. to all freight
conductors and trainmen and IL per
cent. to the passenger conductors
and trainmen. The order for the
poll was issued last night after a
conference between President Ram
sew and the Wabash officials.
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INSURANCE FRAUD CASE.
u Promises to Develop into One OF the
most startling Ever Known In the
Criminal History of New York.

New York, Feb. 1o.-Assistant Dis
sriet Attorney Krotel said the in
rnrance fraud case now under in
restiRation in this city promised to
develop into one Of the most star
ting ever known In the criminal his
sorv of the state. II should not be
enrprised Il IL were proven that the
nnnspirators even went so far as TO
murder in cold blood to get bodies
for the purpose Of collecting policies"
NJ said. eve have found that % sub
rtitute bodies were passed of on
me Hancock Insurance company
rlone, and as soon as the plotters
are indicted these will be exhumed."
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oont.,ned plenty of bacteria.

St. Louis, Feb. 19.-Dr. Armand RAJ
void, former city bacteriologist,
testified before the Chicago drain
age canal commission yesterday that
an analysis Of water, taken below
the mouth of the canal at Lockport,
ILL.,, showed one cubic centimeter OF
fluid, a quantity equaling from ie
to 20 drops, to contain no less than
se,OOO,O 900 bacteria. Much of the
bacteria was, healthy and necessary
to life, but DR.. Ravold's testimony
was not completed and he will en-
deavor to show that harmful germs
were also present in an abnormally
large degree.
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Washington, Feb. 19.-If congress
fails to pass the bill permitting tho
secretary of the interior to lease
all government lands in Nebraska at
from one to five cents an acre for q
given number Of years for pasturage
purposes it is stated at the interior
department that the law providing
for the removal of the fences from
all such domain will be enforced. In
one case over $4,000 acres were fenced
in by private interests.
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Raara for stook on .the Ranre.

Pierre, s. D.. Feb. 1S.-Alarming re-
ports come from the snow belt on
lie range Of lcsses Sf,stock during
the cold period Cattle badly nouS-
ished have simply shriveled before
the cold blasts. The losses will bc
heavy on both sides Of the Missouri
river. On the east side most of the
ranches have 3 supply Of hay. West
of the river the snow belt extends
cut so miles and beyond that the
grazing is fair.
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ami. onlde.t par Of ono wlstsr.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 19.-The
weather yesterday was the coolest Of
the winter in Kansas, according to
reports received here last night. All
day the mercury was around the
zero mark and much of the time be-
low. There Is much complaint about
the scarcity of coal. Many stories
of suffering are coming in. There
has been much loss of stock