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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29
Neus Smeorporatiomem.

nsSnbiana Goal gelt Sraction Co."
capitol 100000. Sncorporationen
Charles 8. Sapis, Wiuiam 8. @rows
Der, @utbbert s. Sherman, Sames 81.
&igss, Charles 8. gowaros, Sa=
farette u. Stswart, gilbert 6. SaSel=
risg, Cigar 8. GrOwoer, @iliam 8.
Soutbitt, Milton u. Saobon. Warb
Satptins, 8i6arb 8. Bailsp, SObn
grfinser, Billiam @i1is, Srats s.
clifton, %. Yaul Stratton ale bon
Sulliban; Glaube @ropber. Snbiana.
polis; Or. s. Serbune, Clinton unb
&ap6asl 3. Sbralls, Spmsra.
Sic Gsieli9aft beabfi9tist elm slsc.
triiaes Yabn Spftem, tpeldes BON
Suniban aussebeno uno iid bur4 Die
Counties Sreene, @lap unb giso er=
itre6en iol, 3u stabliren. Jolsenbe
Stdote tperoen bur6 bic neue 8abn-
linie nit einanber perbunoen ueroen:
2intcn, Serre Saute, Sugger, Saion.
bile, Spmera, johannesburg uno
Uferom.
v9aaoba Canning Co., capital
s24, 900, 2asoba. Sncorporatoren
8eoras %. 9apens, Cigar 6. aihbp,
Sames 6. 3nOr, eugene 6. aibbp,
Sarrp 6. Sausbertp uno Ruter We.
8abslber.
.gitiasns Natural @as & Oil @o."
bon Sweetisr, gapital So, 900; Diree'
loren: elmer 6. Bead, CHARLES Be&-
tel, Gsorss Daniels, 8arnep Uealott
unb Nrtbur O. @isss.
,Wabiion Oil ano 8as Co., Wa'
oilon, Capital $4,000. Sie geam=
ten fino: prdiiosnt, &idarb Sobnion;
Gecretdr, Curtis Mariball; Betriebs=
letter, 8. O. Stuart; S4abmeilter,
g. M. 6Orb; SireetOren: j. s. au-
Pin, ,@barlss SOhniOm, aouis Sulser,
s. s. 2asper, %. s. Iiller uni
@barlss @rapens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29
Snbianappis, Snb, Dpnnerias Sanuar

per Selepbon aufserufen. UNI aussu=
finben, mo Der Nnaetlaste ftedt.
gls 9lntnort fam iebOd Die Mittbei=
lung auriid, baB Suntlep BON Seiten
oes Sberiffs iiberbaupt nidt oerbaftet
tporoen mar.
Suntlep mai am 6. October b. 3.
bon ben Setectipes Solb uno Wallaee
unter Der Mntlase arretirt tuorben, aus
oem @elbf9rant Der putnam=Mpers
@6emieal 60. $43 genommen gu
baben.
9lm nddifen Sage persi9tete er auf
Elm 8orbsrb0r uno purbe unter $1,000
Siirai6aft on bic @robseidwo,enen
iiberDieien. gr wuroe ieoOa auf ei=
gene giir9f6eft bin entlliien. Sie
Secember=8rOB= =@slhwOrenen behold
iistsn ii6 nit bsm Gan unb iie erboben
cine Intlage gegen ibn. Ser ger=
baftsbefebl wurbe, nadoem Die 9roB-
8eidworenen ibren 8eridt eingsrei6t
batte, bem Sberiff sur Nusfiibruna
isberssbsn, aber bis geiiern NOR er nod
ni9t berbaftet tporben.
Ser &i9ter befabl Die rnbersiigli6e
8erbaftuns bes BARRIERS.
8ei ieben.
Ser &reisri9ter bspilligte geitern
benz S9auipieler gilbert Waooor bic
Sdeiouns bon ieiner Satin 6lOrence.
Sas Der gbe entiprpfene Sinh MiltOn
Mabbor purbe ibm sugeiprOden.
8ebeutenbes 3ahlunss. 8.
urtbeil.
Wm. 6. Galopel & &c., tpelder bic
Manufacturers automatic Sprintler
Co." iueeen @ontractbru6s perflagt
bate, erlansten seltern i'm 9reisseri9t
ein llrtbeil iiber ben gstras bon
1886 .97.
6 9eibuitgs gen.
George 8. San 8laricum pertlagte
eeitern feline Satin Gatie auf Shei=
bung. 9as paar bsrmdilte ii9 i'm
Suli 1896 uno i6on i'm Mai bes nd9=
ihn Sabres berlies iis ihn. Seitoem
baben Die 9eioen niht mebr sufammen
g.lebt.
srau Wtinnie M. 9llIep toiini9t bon
ihrem @atten Sreb $. Nllep 9eihieoen
gu .p.rbsn. Sbren Nnsaben mad muf
err Elm S6uerenOther iein. Wie III
ilgte, pe9ielte er nit elmer sepiheu
@uiiie 2iebesbriefe aus uno nit einem
anberen Mdbel, oehen pbotosrapie el
beitdnbis nit fib berumtrdst, unter'
bdlt .r ebenfalls einen leb6afen grlef=
tpe9Iel. Sanit feline Grau teiner
ginblid in bic 8riefidaften erbielt
mistbste er ertra auf Der pOit elm &dt
den, an oeRen Summer er ieinI
griefe aoorefiiren lieB. Seine Jrau
bei6uloist i'm ferner nidt fur fie &c.
| fOrst Su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29

Irbeiter= gommifdr 3. 6ranf
Sdmio bat iib na9 South 8enb,
Miibamafa, glfbart unb 8oibsn bese=
ben, um tpomOelih einen @ompromiB
3miidsn ben StraBsnbnbn=G =Gsl.aI9af.
ten unb ben etreitern gu ersielen.
Sas0 0ei9enbesdneniB bes
am Sienitas periforbsnen Cabin Glet.
der finbst mOrssn Iadmiitas BON Der
WObnuns isines SawieseriObnes Or.
&. u. Wasnsr, grOaotuap go. 14l9,
aus ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29
Sfa6ri6ten aus Synbiana.
y lin alter umeiiter
geft prben.

Saporte. 9lrlcns Mc@lure.
Der @rbauer bes eriten Court Sauies
in 0apOrte @ountp, purbe am Waitt.
nod loot i'm Sstt sefunoen. gr mar
90 Sabre alt unb felt 1885 i'm @ountp
anidiiig.
essm bic YOGisei= 6 pms
miiidre bon Ga q pette.
9afapette. 6Ouuerneur Sur=
bin bat Dem hieiisen preoiser=8erbano
mitsetbeilt, oaB er na9 S6luB Der
2esislatur=Seilion Die eeeen Die 9oli=
5ei.Gommiildre erbObsnen gntlagen
unteriu6en tperoe, tpenn Die prebioer
oirscte antlCsen sesen Die 9ommifdrs
erbeben uno bielelben nit befbpurenen
3eugenausiagen erbdrten wiroen.
8 q unfaII.
Glib art. Sn Granger entgleiife
am WtittpO9 Hu9mittas elm @asepn
zines iiibwdrts fabrenben 3u9es Der
Big Sour Sabn unb fiel Direct in oas
Seniter oes StatiOns=Bebduoes. Ser
leBt wuroen Der 3ustelesrapbiIt SO.
%. 3snnebp bon @abaib, Der @on=
bucteur Waion @sls, &ep. Splpans
8eamer, bon @ltbart uno elm Sanos
lungs &eiienber oeilen Same nod
ni6t befannt 1T.
Ser Strife Der Straber=
b B n=G n q itelIteu.
@oiben. Die StraBenbabn=
Gngefellten iino nod INNER am
Strife. Die Snterurban @ars fabren
nad South 8enb unb tommen ben
bort sur reselmdBigen 3eit Der
Strasenbabnbertebr in Der Stabt III
jebo9 einseitsnt. Sie Strifer baben
an bic gebOlferang appelirt, bic
StraBenbabnen ni9t su benuben unb
Die unionen MAIDEN cbenfals ibren
ginfub sesen bi. 8abn : 5eIeli6qft
selteno. Sisielbe bat iebO9 am Witt=
mod erfldrt, oaB iie jeBt aeniissnb
2eute babe, um ben 8etrieb in Der
Stabt pieoer auf3unebmsn.
Soutb 8enb. 9lu9 bier lit
Der Strife Der StraBenbabn= =Ineeitsu=
ten nod INNER i'm 8anee. 9luf-
riibreriids Scsnen iinb peiter nidt
porsetOmmsn, nur baB bin uno rpieber
bic @ars nit S9neebdllen uno Sis.
ffiiden bombarbirt purben. Die
Strabenbabn=@eielli9aft bat Die Be-
b6roen Der Deri9iebenen Stdbte bena6=
ridtist, baB fie fir alien S9aben,
trel6er BON einem WOb ibrem gisen=
tbum 3usefiiet peroen fonte. bic
Municipalitdt beranttpDrtli9 halten
tpiirbe.
lTeuersbrunfin in amber on.
amber on. Sn bem gtablihe-
ment Der Nmerican Sin glate 60.
brad am Wtitttpo9 Nbenb elm Seuer
aus, tpeldes stuei pole Stunben
miitbete, ebe es unter @ontrolle mar.
Sasielbe bat einen @eiammtfdaben
bon $40, coo anssri6tet; Der idlimmiie
S1aben entitanb i'm 2eiiel= uno
Waidinenraum. Sn 5olse beg sseuers
mirb Der getrieb einseifellt weroen
miiflen uno 500 9eute iinb tsmpordr
auBer Nrbeit setommsn.
gin reumittbiger M b T b r.
@panspiIIe. Der 5arbiee
W. 81. Sadion bat furs na6 ieinsr am
Wittpo9 erfolsten 8erbaftunq einse=
fanben, in Der Sonntas 9taht Qllen
Ylanfenibip, ben 8a9ttpddter in Der
MelrOie Wfiible ermOroet 81 baben.
Ser Moro purbs fur3 por Mitterna6t
besanssn. pdbreno Blanfenibip in
ieinsm Stubls iaB uno idlisf. Sad=
ion 5eridmetterte ibm nit einem Stid
giien ben Shdoel. 9llles mas er err
beutete tuaren So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29
SeutI1lan0.

8allefrem 10 iebe er.
n d b t.
8erlin 20. San. Ser &eids.
tag bat beute @raf BaGeftrem au fei=
nent prdiioenten wieoer erwdblt.
Cine Stunoe ipdter sridien Der Graf
i'm ,&ei4stas unb srtldrte, baB er oas
Nmt pieoer annebmen phroe.
Stalien.
M in ter prinetti b m
g d Ia gan q II betrpffen.
Hom, 90. San. Signor prinetti,
Wlinifer bes NeuBeren, murbe, wdb=
rsnb er benz &6nise gortras belt, BON
sinem S9lasanfall. betrOifen. @ein
3ulfanb 1T beoentli4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29

= Stittmmgs Baa, geges
bem pont 0eiutatb 11nter=
itiibum8s : Teretts, bc,t t E
Mbeno III Der Columbia
0aAe. Gtntritt 9errt tttao
Dame 25 0emtS. Seoe tucts
tere 9attse 10 Cents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29
slus oen GeridtsbOfen.
Irbeit FL + b ie Gro e.
d prene II.

Ser Yoli3eiri4ter iiberpies Sohn
Sennines uno Charles Stewaro an
bic @roBseidtuOrenen. Sisielben be.
tannten ii9 i4uloi9, in O9oen's Sro-
cerp an "a. Ctr. unb NOrtbweltern
9lpe. unb in Sarrp &lein's @irtb=
i9aft an Der Sentufp Ipe. einsebro=
broden gu iein.
Ser iugenoliae Sobn SbaIfer,
tpsl6er in isiner giseni6aft als Office
Sunee Der Dean Sros. STEAM Bump
@orfs" oieielben um $27 beitoblen
batte erbislt ieinen Gall i'm poliseise=
riat auf ben 8. 6ebruar beribOben.
. Der in Der &ingan'i9en yGrob-
idlddterei beibdfti9te 9lrbeiter Srant
grope puroe oes Siebfahls fauloig
befunben unb su 80 Saeea @rbeits=
baus, uno 3ablung bon SO nebf
Soften berurtbeilt.
gier Burden, raneireno bon IL
13 Sabren, tpel9s aus einem Was9on
Der 5. Wt. & s. gabn mebrere &iiten
nit Sabat fablen, perben moreen
Nadmittas ibr l1rtbsil smpfangen.
Sam snd 10 9 b b o II.
pearl Garl, pelder aneetlast mar,
benz Charles 2snnsOp, fur :pslden er
als Collector fun9irte, $14 unter-
Idlagen au babsn, betannts ii9 bes
3leinbiebfabls i6ulbis uub tpuroe su
10 Sasen @efdngnib berurtbei!t.
gillette.
Beim Glerf i'm Bunbesgeri9t melbe=
ten ibren ganferott an:
Sarrp u. Snpoer pou 2oeansport,
YaIfpa $547.35, 9lctipa $1S3.50;
Wm. $. ggef, Contractor bon Git
bort, YaIliDa $805.93. Ictiba $685.
58c; Senrp &eiener, Saui9reiner bon
Snoianapolis, gaifua s557.70, ac-
tipa $48.50.
6 3 fopber 81 m mer m ann's
3e It M EN- t.
Sas Sefament bes por eini9en Wp=
den beritOrbenen Contractor @brifO=
pbsr Zimmerman iit i'm Yrobateeri6t
befdtist uoroen. Sn oemielben ber=
maate sr isinsn sanssn NaalaB .ieiner
Satin Gatbarina uno er ernannte lie
audi ,ur Seftamentspollitrederin. Die
ielbe fe1te 8Ir9idaft bon $4,000. -
9ta9 ibrem Sooe fon Der NadlaB ben
3inoern su glei9en Sbeilen sufaGen.
8erlebte cine ftdotif9
Srbinans.
9ie beioen 8drtner eugene 5.
2ens unb Siaaf SersbOff baben Oit
aiD.ifelbafte gbre, Die erfsn ;u i.in,
tpelde wesen Nerlebuns elmer neusr
itdbtiIden Orbinan3 nit Der pplisei ir
Conflict gerietben. Sisielbe f6reibt
Dor oab bic Yferoe Der gambler, iuslde
nit ibren @asen auf Dem Mnrf
ffeben, an Die lebteren sebunoen per'
ben miiHen. Die bsibsn Mdnner pur.
ben aufsefOrbert, Die Oroinans 81
befOlaen, aber iie MOLTEN ni6t. Si
uerhen fi9 am z. Gebruar por ben
| pOliieiriGter su berantworten baben
Ser Sr. Nleranber pr o
eeB.
9tm ndditen wiontas iOI i'm Gri
minalseridt Der proceB bes Or. So
Ifsph 6. Nleranoer, mslder onsetlas
lit, on ben @rabiddnounssicanbdle
betbeilist seueien gu iein, ieinsn gln
fang nebmen. Bie es beiBt, tpsrbel
Die 9lnpdlfe bic Doctors nm feinei
tpeiteren 9lufidub nabiu9en. Se
Staat miro bur9 Stoatsanpal
&udelsDaus unb ieinen eriten Niifen
ten CHARLES Yeneoiet pertreten Iein.
Bad Williams' lebte &eife
| Sberif Mebser bra9te seifern Mbenl
| ead @iliams, tuelder tpesen grmor
ouns bes Waaace pomea gu lsbsns
ldnsldnslider 3udtbausifrafe berur
tbeilt wuroe, mud Midisan @iip. Se
| Sheriff bat ertldrt, bab er in 3utunf
ielbit ben Sransport bon I1meren ger
brehern nod benz 3u6tbauie iiberneb
men tperee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-29

cSobtt @eber'S Wtrtbf6aft
go. 764 @ett Nortb ctr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
KILLED A
MUTINOUS
SAILOR
Second Mate Johnson Used
Revolver When He Was At.
tackled and Bitten by Finch

Vineyard Haven, Mass, June l.-Second
Mate johnson, OF the Bath. Me-, schoon-
er Edward z. Briry. Capt Dudley. charg-
ed with murder on the high seas. was
brought here, today by the IT, s. revenue
cutter Seminole. The Seminole also had
on board the body of j. c. Finch. a West
Indian mulatto. member OF the crew OF
the schooner, who, 1t is alleged. was shot
BY Johnson for refusing to obey orders
early yesterday morning, and In self-de-
Tense, the sailor having attacked john
son and bitten his arm
The Edward l.. Briry Is a 1900 ton
schooner, built at Bath In 1896. She is
bound from Philadelphia for Boston with
coal, and early yesterday while she was
between Block Island and Gay Head, the
shooting took place. According 10 infor-
nation given by those on the Seminole,
at o'clock a. m, when the second mate
and Finch were on watch together. the
sailor refused TO obey the mate, and
armed himself with a knife and belay-
ing pin. Johnson, who was unarmed was
forced TO take refuge In the after house.
Later Finch went 10 call the watch be-
low and johnson took advantage of the
movement 10 rush TO his cabin and Sc
cure a revolver. Finch saw the move
ment but was not cowed by the revol-
yer. He had dropped his knife, but he
sprang upon the second mate, and, with
terrific blow on the side OF the head
which dazed Johnson. sank his teeth In
Johnson's arm. Johnson, fired, the bull
let entering the body near the left nipple
The sailor fell and died within a few min
utes. Johnson's arm was badly injured
by Finch's teeth.
While or Woods Hole last evening the
Seminole sighted vessel with the mu-
tiny signal flying. Running down. the
cutter found the other vessel to be the
Briry. and an armed boat load was sent
to her. Capt Dudley requested Capt.
Rogers Of the Seminole. TO take the body
of the dead man ashore. and take the Sec
ond mate johnson to the nearest port.
This was done, the landing being. made
here ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
DEMURRER OVERRULED.
OpInIsn Of tho Appellate Court In the Case
Of Andrews vs., 0'ReIIley Filled.

An opinion has been handed down by
Judge Douglas in the appellate division
Of the supreme court in the case OF Clar-
ence c. Andrews. administrator, against
Francis L. o'Reilly overruling the de-
fendants demurrer
The case is an action OF debt brought
against the defedant as a stockholder of
the Woonsocket Oepra company. which
Is alleged 10 be a manufacturing corpora
ton. upon an unsatished judgment re-
covered by the plaintiffs intestate.
The plaintiff alleges the corporation was
insolvent at the time and did not have
property upon which an execution could
have been levied
The defendant demurred on the ground
that In order TO enforce a stockholders
liability against the defendant II is neces-
sary TO show that an execution has been
taken out on the judgment against the
corporation and been returned unsatis-
fed. which was not alleged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
NOT TO Be ENVIEO.
Mr.. Forgn Says The Poor Are Happier
Than Are m, Rich.

Chicago. June 1.-The rich man Is not
20 be envied. The poor man is happier
than the rich"
With these words David X. Forgan.
vice president. of the First National bank.
told n fashionable audience In the First
Presbyterian church at Evanston last
nlghtLthat- -alana-eauld- pre-
duce happiness. Mr.. ForRan was dellv-
ness. lie said
THE rich man has busines cares on
his mind constantly. He worries about
them at night The poor man can leave
his work In the evening and give u little
further thought until the next day.
II would like Co get r..0.01 before
die. hut ~ tho acquisition of that fortune
will make me hard and Felfish. God for
bid that / should attain the desired end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
FATAL FIRE At EATON.
Two Students Perlshed In Blaze In One Of
the Masters Houses.

London, June 1.-Two boys both IA
years of age. were burned TO death I'm a
fire which gutted one OF the masters $
houses az Eton college early this morning
There were 80 students in the house and
the SURVIVORS had great difficulty In es-
Gaping, clad only In their night clothes.
many OF the boys scrambling from the
windows down the ivy covered walls OF
the house. The work of rescue was con-
siderably DELAYED. owing to some win
dows being barred. The death of the
students is attributed TO this fact.
The annual celebrations OF June have
bean Abandoned King Edward, Queen
Alexandra and the Prince and Princess
OF Wales, all of whom were at Windsor
castle, were greatly concerned. and sent
frequent Inquiries about the boys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01

This noon ne was resting very comfor-
tably and 10 days hence when the band
age Ia removed II is anticipated by DR..
Rogers that Gen. Brayton will once more
have the pleasure of seeing the faces
of friends lost sight OF for more than a
year.
The operation was performed in Gen.
Brayton's apartments at the Narragan-
sett hotel, every precaution having been
taken to secure absolute perfection in
everything pertaining to It.
That an operation had been determined
upon was known to but few.
Those who called at Gen. Brayton's s
office In the Banigan building, last week.
and ascertained that he was absent. were
Informed that he was resting. lie was
resting but for an ordeal many would
finch from.
He had had terrible experience az
Philadelphia, n year or so ago, In which
the other eye was sacrificed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01

Henry Luddington.
John L. Adams
Mrs Ida Montgomery.
Karl and Amelia Rutt, both children.
Andrew Pretzel.
The property loss from the best esti-
mates now possible will amount TO ap-
proximately s1.00o, 900.
North Topeka is still under water. Two
hundred persons penned UP In the second
stories OF various buildings have p/nty
of food. but they are In great need OF
good drinking water. which is being sup
piled as rapidly as possible.
The great fear at present is that some
Of the buildings I'm North Topeka may
collapse because of their foundations be-
ing undermined by the water.
TwENTY-sEvEN DROWNED.
A message from Kansas City, Kas.. by
way OF Leavenworth, early today. \tys "a
men were on the Union Pacific bridge
which spanned the Kansas river when II
went down, and that all were drowned.
RIVER STILL RISING.
New Haven, Miss, June 1.-The Mis-
souri, river at this point Is reaching an
alarming height, having risen SO inches In
the past "A hours. and Is still rising fast.
Boeuff Island. just east OF here. is flood
ed and the residents have removed with
their families. Crops are a total loss. A
heavy rain Is falling. and if II keeps up
much damage to railroad tracks and de-
lay I'm train service may be expected on
both the Missouri Pacific and the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroads.
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01

For months he had seen just a glim-
mer % Light only and darkness was fast
shutting out even that
The crucial moment having arrived.
tho old soldier in the same courage with
which he faced peril upon the battle
field, faced the possibility OF total blind
ness. Added to that courage was the firm
conviction that he was in the hands Of
competent operator upon whose skin
he might surely rely
The old soldier came out OF the anaes-
thcsia in a manner which gave the lie
direct TO the cruel assertions affecting
his physical strength that had been pub
lished I'm other cities within a month or
two.
Thc information that the operation was
over with, that the recovery from the
effects Of the anaesthetic had been ex-
tremell gratifying to DIR. Rogers give
Gen. Brayton's trends much pleasure.
and they now await with impatlence. but
with feeling OF confidence, for the other
bulletin announcing that sight has been
restored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
OBSERVES
HER 50TH
BIRTHDAY
Lawrence Begins Elaborate Gel
ebratiOn Of Semi. Centennial
Of Incorporation as a City.

Lawrence, Mass, June with the
booming of cannon and the ringing OF
bells. and the rife. the celebration Of the
semi-centennial anniversary OF the in
corporation OF this city opened today at
sunrise.
Governor Bates and other distinguished
guests came TO the city this noon and
were rendered a reception at city hall Just
before the opening OF the literary exer-
cises which began at p. m, half an hour
earlier than II was planned. In order
that the governor could take train back
to Boston in time to review the Ancients
parade on Boston common.
After prayer was offered by Rev. VIM.
F.. Gibbs, ID. D., brief address OF well
come by Mayor Alex. l.. Grant. the gov
ernor made few remarks congratulating
the city on It's anniversary, and Judge
Decourcey delivered the oration.
An anniversary poem was read by ex-
Mayor Robert IL. Tewkesbury and Samuel
Jelder of Boston. formerly of Lawrence,
made an appropriate address.
The exercises closed with the singing
of America" The success OF the cele-
bration has already been assured. There
was a large out-of-town attendance to-
day. and the parades tomorrow and the
firemens muster Wednesday are sure to
attract thousands 10 the city.
All the public buildings, the principal
business blacks and many private resi-
dences throughout the city are decorated
with bunting. Colored electric lights
have been arranged in a most effective
manner about the city hall tower and
excellent electrical effects have been Sc
cured by several merchants In the decora-
ton Of their places OF business
An attractive program Of sports was
started early this morning and will be
continued every day of the celebration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
JACKSON A
POWDER
MAGAZINE
Citizen Of That Feud Ridden
Place Predicts More Terrible
BIOOdshed In Near Future.

Lexington. KY. June 1.-The Herald
today win publish an interview with a
citizen Of jackson. -. here m which
he gives his views as to what may be
expected when the troops arc withdrawn
from Breathttt county. After reviewing
conditions. he argues that no permanent
good will rise in the presence Of the
troops and the pending trials. but on the
contrary. that they will only aggravate
the troubles that have cursed Breathitt
county. For the accused TO be tried
in Breathtt county. under present con-
ditlons, he says will be a farce" and
continues:
When the troops are removed. there
will either be an exodus of anti-Hagis
men or a bloody feud. much bloodier than
any that has heretofore happened In Ken
lucky"
He thinks that the trials VIII only
serve TO align a large majority Of the
population on one OF the other side. He
claims that certain county officials are
interested In securing the acquittai OF the
men accused OF murder and predicts that
they will be acquitted. the troops with
drawn and then God only knows what
will happen"
lie says that what was told before the
special grand jury II now known ana
that more men have been marked
jackson" he says. is powder
magazine. lighted. matches are every
where burning now and any time an en-
plosioa may occur"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
TO MISLEAO POLICE.
SIayers Put Revolver In Hand Of Man They
Had Murdered.

Chicago, June AFTER killing Giuseppe
Pallelo last night. the murderers forced
a revolver into the dead mans hand
in an apparent effort 10 delude the police
into the belief that he had committed
suicide
The police believe the killing was pre-
medisted, and was either for the purpose
of robbery or revenge perhaps deed of
the Malta. They are searching for
Vieto Loose and Francisco Checko who
are accused Of the murder by two wit
nesses OF the shooting.