davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-15

Surrounding the granite shaft is
bronze figure S1z feet in height repre-
senting soldier in the uniform Of the
Civil war standing at parade rest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-15
A New Theology.

The more one looks into the religious
views in the church at the present time
the more apparent it is that Christianity
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Gflareret.

Nuf 8eranIaiuns bss Suiiisminife'
RUINS Dat bsr Bunbese sesbsimoisnft eS un.
ternommen, cine stnflass eeeen Berio.
men. bic in ber Ndbe bon Montsomerp.
NIa., trpbnen. su unteriuhen. Sie Gins
iIass Iauist. baB iene einsn Gft Der ..Pe'
onage" beginsen, nit anberen Worten
einen Wann in ifIabendbnIi6er Dienf'
bartlett bislten. Bis CT cine S&uIb abees
tragen bate. 9luf bem 8erBeben itebi
cine Sirafs bon $1,000 bis $4,000 ober
Safi bon l-5 Sabren. Gin Munn nos
mems SraniIin IN bersiis in gnfIaseau'
ftanb bsrisbt iporben. neil er einen gie'
ger for minbsRsns Elm Subr in iol@er
Disnhbartsit bisIt. SO eri&eint. aIs oh
spif6sn setpiHsn Sriebsnsri@tern unb
perionsn. bic Nseerarbsiter pGnidten.
Elm reselredtes Sphem bieier Irt se'
i&affen iporben iei. Das 8srfubren ba'
bel ift. sinen Surbieen untsr elmer erfun'
benen Mnfiage Dor ben H hter su brin'
gen, mo er bann Su elmer @eIbfrafe ber'
uribsilt pirb. Da er bisie nidt sublen
fann. 70 erbieiei iit ber Irbeiter Su@'
snos. bns @sIb fiir ibn aussuIepen. bor'
ausseiebt. bab Der Neesr einen Gontraft
unierseidnet. ber ibn tbatidhli& sum
SfIapen modt. gp6brenb bieier 9eii
mub er fia bann oft ibrpsrIi&er 3ddtie'
uus untsrperfen. Die Sade ioa senuu
unterfu6t iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04

Die fsinlfsn Drudarbsitsn in ber Stabt,
Giefert bic Office bss ,,@o&enbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
8eiu rSAwausfneifen" mebr.

Der gtsp yortsr PiIsrim Stub, cine
iener Oreaniiationen. bic es fi1 sur Iuf'
sube ssmadt babsn. bic Union INNER
mebr su einsm 8ainaenfaat Gnelanbs
,u MAIDEN, bisIt in Retp gort in 0eImo'
nicos Sdlsn elm 8anfstt ab. Nmerifa.
nii&e unb britii4e 5lussen i&mddten
ben SoaI, unb ber britii1e 8otidufter in
Waibinston, Sir Wi6aeI Serbsrt, tpar
bic meiitssfsierie 9eribnIi@feit. st belt
au@ cine Rebe, in tpel&er er ieiner
Srsube butiiber AuSbrud CAB, oa6 bic
Belt, ba bic Nmeritansr bem britiiden
2bpsn nit 8orIiebe ..Oen S6pans fnii'
fen" fur INNER porbei iei.
st boife. 10 i&Iob Sir Serbert. 6ab bic
bier anidifsen Srldnbr bic Strsitort
snbeiIlis bssraben batten, unb bab be
Banbe 3tpii1sn ben beibsn gtationen fih
immsr bersli6er unb innieer estaIien
piirben. Darauf ertpibsris &risssmini'
fer 8oot, gnelanb fei Der 8ereinleten
Staten treuer Sreunb. England fei
Nmsrifas better 8unbe, unb Elm ariee
3ipifGen beioen 9ationen iei 10 gut ipie
ausasihlpiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Nremier Gombee fur xrennuna
Der 8irAe pom Staate.

De ,,2atsrne", Elm Der Rseierune
nabshebenbss 8Iatt. sntbiIt folsenben
ariitsl: ,.Die Winiftsr upb NitsIisbsr
bss 9urlamsnts mlHsn Der Stimme bss
Bottles ssborGen unb iib ibrsr Aufsabe
senodfen ssisen. Ssbt III Der aampf
,ipiiasn ben Wsnf1snrshtsn unb Der 2irGe
in Sranfrsi& ipieoer srbHnst. 2abt uns
ben 8sriras ssriibren, Der uns on bic
r5miids 2ir&e binbet unb. ibr purmges
freIIenes @sbdube, bic lsbte Stdbe ber
Reaition, umpsrfen. glisbsr NIT Der
3uHe."
Wlon bermutbst, bab bieisr artiieI bon
gombss imprint III. Ssbsnfals ipieseIi
er absr bic Nbfdtsn Der 2intsn tpie6er.
Das ia bic SoIee Der @inmiiduns Der
2aien.@sifliGisit in ben 2ampf ,tpiideu
Rssieruae unb Congregation. Bis DO,
furaem bate bic 2aisn' @siitIi1ieit mil
Stiaf@pei8en auf bic Nustreibung Der
Blonde unb ROnnen sebIidt. bic Fe als
Guneurrentsn betra&tete. SIN ber lester
Belt aber iinb perihiebens 8ifG5fe mi
t&orfsn Sirtenbriefsn beruusssrddt, IL
tpel9sn Fs bic 8ssisruns anereifsn uni
bic sanse iatbOlii&e 9rsRe bstont BIZ
gtotbmenbiafeit, cine gartei dbnIi& ben
beuii1en Centrum su erln6en. Sic er,
Hart, isbt iei bic 8sit basu selommen
5ribsr isisn bic franaOfi&sn 8aiboIiisi
su lau eemeien, neil man Fs in Stub
eeIoHen babe. glun nbsr Ieien iis burd
bic 8erfoIsunsen Der Orbsn srrsst ss
mOrbsn uno mhbten poIitiiG orsaniiir
perben.
Das Bat nun bic @iriune, bob bi
RabiiaIen unb SOsialiifsn brett auf bi
Erennune bon Staat unb air&e binar
beitsn. @ombes. Der erunbidbIiH felbI
auf bisism 5tanbpunit isbi, bat be-
8oridlus bis isbt aufs 8psdmdbsfeiis
! @rdnbsn abssIsbnt. tpitb ubsr pObI bal
ssjmunssn iein, ibn auhunstmen. Di
Srase III nur. Oh ct fsit hsbi. Wa
tpsiB. bab 9rdfoent 2oubet nur tpibsv
: piais in ben 9ulturfampf bineineins un
am Iiebfsn bremIen mb1ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
gateutf@us auf Der Gselt. Sair.

Dis nsusrbinss perbreitete Melbune.
bab Deuifhlanb unb SrantreiG iolica'
rid Soreeten tpiirben, um bic Re8ierune
BET Ser. Staaten su einem SonberssieBs
betrsffS beS S&ubes Der Diufer unb ASas
tente ibrer reip. Biirser auf Der St
2ouiier @sltaushsluns su peranlafen.
snibsbrt isbsr 8esrdnbuns. Sc iinf
au& isinerlsi nnterbanbIunsen 3u ben,
@nbs ansstnipft iporben. unb bic sssen.
tbeiIissn 8ebauptuneen iinb aus Der 2ufI
essriffsn. Mit biefem nsuen 8meibunt
1T es aIio nidts. Dis bsutide Rseis.
run8 pirb porldufis dberbaupt feline
5&ritts in bisier &idtuns unternebmen
Wan sripartst in maBsebsnbsn 2reifer
nit aismlidsr 8eitimmibeit, bab bic Ser
Staten aus eisener Snitiatiue Elm ber.
artisss S6usseieb in 8ruft trstsn IaRer
petben. limb nur fiir ben als untpabr'
i9sinIid seItenbsn Sal, baB in @aib'
inston ni6ts bersIei9sn sei&isbt. ipdro'
DsuiidIanb in biesbesisIi&s 8erbunb'
lunBen eIntreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Starfe anStpanoerune erreet
ernfte @efird1tuna.

Warfus Braun, Elm amerilanii@ei
Observation-Disclosures. Der bonn Bra
Iioenten Rooiepelt nit Der nnteriu1unp
Der Ausmanbsrunss. Situation in @u'
ropa beauftraet purbe, bat fosbsn eins
Eour burH bic Stdbte unb 2anbbiitritts
in bsriGiebensn Gbeilsn Ofsrrsi6. llns
sarns poaenbet. Serr Braun in su ber
Anf&t esiOmmen, onb bic sesenipdriiet
erbeblihe Nuspanberune bon ber bfer.
rei&.uneariideu Wonurdie mad ben Ser
Staten unb @anuoa anbaItsn, ia nod
ltsiaen ipirb
Gin intershuntsr lmfanb Der Situa.
tion, iuet Ssrr Braun, if Der @onF,iI
spii&en ber 8esieruus uno ben 2ofalbs'
amten. 9ie &sBierun9en Oshsrrei1a
unb unearns bsoauern ss. Oab jung
9eute Dor @enisuns ibrer Wilitdrpflid
auspanosrn unb iie iIassn. bub bic Aus
panbsruns bic 2anbbifriits sntbblter
unb baour6 einen WanseI an 2anoar.
beitern bsruriaht. Nnbsrerfeits ermutbi,
gen bic 2ofalbebbrben in pisIsn 5dqsr
,ur Musmanberune, um, psnn MID
bireft, 10 bod inbirsft bon ben na& be-
Ssimaib ssianbien @slbsrn su proItirsn
Bisle 6ferreibiide @mieranten, iae
Braun, beponiren ibre @riparniGs ii
9anfsn Osferrei@s unb rlnsarns. Ds
@lsrus unb bic 2irdsn srbaIien bon ibrsl
friibersn Wiisliebern in Imerifa MID
feIten Dotationen unb bic Dorfteamtsn
bon bensn piele aIs Iofale auspan
oerunssasenten funsiren, ipsrbsn bprd
@sbabren peranlabt, bic auspanberun
su fbrbern!
Ssrr Braun befu&te Elm erobes DOr
in 9lorb. tlnaurn. bas feinsn sinsiss
mdnnIi4sn 8sipobnsr i'm AIter bon l,
bis 60 Sabrsn batte. Die aerarisr be
iIrmsn bic Rssierun8 nit pstitionsn
oab iie Der Ausnanoerune @inbalt &c
bieten io[s, bamii ni6t bic 2anbbiitriii
ibrsr arbsiter pDais psrIuitis ssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
@erpitfinns tpsssn 0erfaufes bei
DISQUALIFICATION.

8sridts aus ben pbiIippinsn befassn.
baB trob bes suien WillenS bes pdpitli'
den DsIeeaisn, @rsbiidofS Subj, une
bes @oupsrnbrs 1aft bic Sraee bss an.
taufs ber Mbndsldnbsreisn pertpidsltet
nirb. Oie Mbn6e, beionbers bic Domi,
nifaner, beriu&en einen groben GbeiI ib'
res 8siiBss an Aftien.@eieQidaften su
peri&Ieubsrn. Dieie Nftisn'@ @eieai6af.
ten purben nur sesriinbet, UNI ais biz
bstrsifsnbsn 2anbbeiiser su eri6sinen
Eie PropinsiaIorben untettdssn biz
Dibnde babel unb mibadten bamit BIZ
Snitruliionsn. tpeI6e Der Bapft bem @rs
bif&of @ulbi bur9 cardinal &lmpolO
sueebsn lisB. Sic brineen ben @rjbiihoI
in 8erIsssnbsit. Ser 8sridt iast, bnB.
pepn bic Situation ipsiter bisisIbe bIsibt,
9oupernbr Taft ben @sbanisn. bas 2ont
su fauisn. aufssben pirb. Das plrbt
Elm grocer 8srluft fiir bic M5nds uni
bic @rdnber bsr gftien'@eieli4after
fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
0nlfan Ganta Maria rtatete uns
aebeuren Shaben an.

Der bisbsriss ameriianii&s GoniuI ID
lus,aItsnanso. Guatemala. Grant u
WorriQ, tpelher bon bort bur@ ben Nuss
bru9 bes 8uIianes Santa Maria Sertries
ben ipurbs. ia in ber Stabt Wsriio anse'
iommsn. ST faete:
.,8is isst bat mon iuebsr in Msrilr
nod in ben 8ereinieten Staaten eineH
tlarsn 8esriff bon ben idrsdliden 8srs
bseruneen, ipelde bsr 8uIian anseriGtel
bat. benn aus bem bon bem nnelfid bes
troifsnsn Diftritt itno birsft isins 8eridts
in bic Dsffentlidfsit selanet. @erine
geid6bt, betrdet ber bort anseriHtets
S6aben $50, 900. 900. Rn@ elmer 8uris.
tpslhs bon Bspobnern NussaItenanaps
inssfsrtist tpurbe. III Elm AJeaI bon iiber
so Auabratmeilen total perpGfet nnb
nit 2aba unb Stsintriimmern bebsdi
norben.
Wlan Dot au8gerehnet. bab 900 Wiil'
icnen 2ubiffuB slihe aus benz 8rater
iuf bns 2anb fielen unb es nit elmer Sage
bon neun 3oQ Dide bebsdtsn. Dos @e.
pi1t bisfsr ioIoiiaIen Msnas Hide be-
r6et ni9t penissr oils 25 Niaionsn
Eonnen. benn eine 8ubi!paro Der Gf6e
uisst 1850 pfunb.
@roBe Strsden 2anbts iino nit elmer
uiel bidsren SGidt bebsdt unb fbnnen
ME tpieber frudtbar eemaht tperesn.
Ser aurort Ga Sabina IN poQfdnoia
usri&dtiet. Oas brsihbdiae SoieI ienes
Oriss lisst untsr sinsm 40 SUB boben
aiGenbete uno auf tpeiie Streden bin
rassn nur nod bic Spissn oer b61tsu
8dume aus ber NfGe berpor. an anoe.
ten OFTEN fnb sanss @dloer bon BEN
Orian, ipeIHsr bem Ausbru& foIets, enis
purselt tporben.
Rl&t Der @ipfsI bss 8ulians in srplo'
Dirt, tpie man bisbsr sIaubie, ionbern ss
Sifnste f6 an elmer, ettpa $4,000 SUB
unter bsm 9rater Iisssnben STEELE Der 80.
oen uno aus bsm bort sntitunbsnsn 2ra.
ter iamen Saba uno Ai&e berpOr. Die
Don BEN Nont Pelee bel Martinique an'
ssri6iste 8srpdituns 1T serinsflsis.
psrsli&e1 nit berisnissn bss 8ulians
Santa Maria."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04

10 anseieen finben bur& bas ,,Bos
&enbIatt" bic iueiteRe Berbreitung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Sir einise Sass, $l.OO.

Gin nsuss aedbu& fsisnfrd NIT ishtm
,,@m" Spels. S&nsibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Narifer &latfA.

Gs gilt aIs uusssma&te SADIE, 6aB
5rau potter 9almsr bon @bieaeo iiG
6smnd&f nit BEN Sdtitsn bon MonucC
psrlobsn pirb. Ser Sdrf iam-man
bsnis iid bisie faritIide @n0bs !-idou
atpeimaI na@ Paris. um Srau Boitsl
feline Auftpartuns su MAIDEN. @r iOa
bon BEN 2isbrsia Der amsrifanerin gam
enisddt fsin. nsbrissns mare fis MIDI
bic @rae. Der bic Gbre su 1beiI tpirb
Saritin bon WonaeO su iein. Seine Dob
bsit mar bereits sipeimuI bermdbIt. Ssin,
srfe Seiratb tpurbe annuIIirt unb bon bel
speiten Srau tuurbe CT Dor unesfdb
sinem Sabre eefHieben.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06

" washed their hands OF an rosponsi-
biIity n the bill was rejected the Irish
people would De driven back into III,
"old bell OF warning passions and con
fIcting hopes II would be- little short
Of tragic. he said. were the government
to throw away The golden opportunity
which. once lo7'. might not return for
lifetime
Mr Coehall Conservative. and Sir
George BARLEY. Conservative. having
respectively moved and seconded tho
rejection of the land bin. Premier BAL
four spoke Ia support OF the measure
Tie maintained that state-aidod land
purchases had been the principle Of the
unionists for twenty years. They had
resisted Mr Gladst0no's bin because 70
was ineXtricabiy wound uu in the homo
rule The security for the loan. ana
The idea OF the Irish repudiating their
o1iilii0ns was imaginary. The BIN
was not intended to make people LOYAL
or 90 make them home rulers or union
lists. 10 was intended 90 substitute
good system of land tenure for a bad
one, and to cure a fostering sore. Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman. the LIN.
eral leader said the terms OF the biI
should Doe closely investigated in com
miitee They we're satisfied as set forth
40 the bill
Mr. Russell Liberal Unionist support
% The second raeliur although ho dis
liked some OF tte complicated arrange
ments OF the hill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
CHINESE ARR LEAVING.
They Are Said to BE Hurrying Out
of, New Chwang.
H0STILITIES FEARED
Steamer Brings Advices TO the Effect
That Russia and Japan Are Pre-.
parirg For Hostilities in
the Near Future.

Victoria, B, G.. May 5.-Advices we're
received by the steamer Olympia. which
has arrived from Yokohama. that tbs
Chinese arc hurrying from New
Chwang. The alarm is the result OF
dispatch Of japanese and British war.
ships In consequence OF the non-eyacu.
alton Of New Chwang by Russians
Foo and Shanghai. fearing war
Residents Of Chinese port are hur.
rylng their yaluabIes TO Tien Tsln. che
Foo and Shanghai. fearing war.
The whole trend ol the news received
By the Olympia Is the warlike prepara-
ton OF Japan and Russia. Seemingly
both are preparing for hostillties in the
event OF the Manohurian lmbrogllo re-.
sultIng IA war a Japanese military
officer who has just returned from New
Chwang Is quoted by the ID % Shine
Shine as saying that according 10 an
appearances. Russia is undoubtedly
preparing FOR war In Manchuria. and
great alarm Is felt az New Chwang. The
ohcer also says that the Russians hay,
detained Monsdeu Iaofai 20 prevent his
appearance at New Chwane 10 order 10
seize that port on the yretext furnished
by hts nou-arr.yai
Dispatches were printed by japanese
papers 90 the effect that "a state OF
Siege had been declared by Russian au.
thor.ties at Talien. kinchow and thence
% Yala river
Military maneuvers are taking place
Involving much tent and Geld work.
The Russians ert that the move.
mcut Oh attributed t0 strained relations
between Russia and japan.
The Japan Herald has a dispatch
from Port Arthur that Russia troons
have been dispatched 20 Amokiang In
Korea ana japanese vernacular paper
says that japanese warships have gone
there
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
King Edwarh Thanked.

Paris, May President Loubet tel.
egraphed 10 King Edward az Ports.
mouth thanking him for his good viii
manifested toward the people and gov.
ernmcnt OF France as expressed IN the
kings dispatch 20 the president from
Cherbourg Radical Socialist group ln
ehamebr of deputies adopted resolu
Tons urging immediate negotiation of
treaty Of arbitration between Great
Britain and France
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
IRISH LAND BILL Up
Several Reading Of Measure Moved
in House Of Commons.
REDMOND'S SPEECH
lie Declared That Rejection Of BilI
Meant the Driving Back Of His
People into "Old Hell Of
Warning Factions"

London. May 5.-The Irish secretary
Mr. Wyndham. Monday formally NOV
ed the second reading of the Irish land
bill In the house of commons.
John Redmond. the Irish leader. sup
porting the motion. said never before
since the acc Of union had an English
minister such a chance as Mr. Wynd
ham now had The landlords and ten-
ants were in complete agreement %
almost all the essential points. The
Irish party had returned 20 Westmin.
ster with a mandate from The people
upon this bill, and fortified IL by a vote
OF confidence n &c. Wyndham refus.
cd the reasonable amendments by both
the landlords and tenants the Irish par,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06

Indianapolis. May 5.-The governor
received a letter from Joseph Shlvely
the man whipped az Bloomington the
other night saying that he has been
ordered 20 leave town within fifteen
days. on pain Of being hanged and ask
Ing the governor whether he shall leave
town or whether the governor will pro
tect him II he stays The governor
Informed the prosecuting attorney o.
Monroe county OF the contents OF the
letter. The letter names the man that
made the threat. II Is reported that
he is one OF the men now under bond
Tor whipping Shively and the woman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
POWERS CASE.

doiion Was Renewed for Judge CantriI
TO Nacafs the Beuch.
Georgetown. Ky. May 5.-The cas-,
against ex-secretary Of State Calel
Powers as accessory 10 the murder Of
Governor Goebel three years ago was
colled for the third trial. when the at
torneys for Powers renewed their mo.
ton FOR Judge Cantrill 20 vacate the
bench. The judge took the motion un.
der advisement
The cases OF Harlan Whitaker Tai.
low Dick Combes and J. w Davis a.
accessories 90 the Goebel murder were
continued. As another murder case was
called. 10 Is conceded that the Powers
case viii not b. heard az this term OF
court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
BABY BORN.

Princess Louise of sasony Gives nirth 10
daughter
LIndau Bavaria. May 5-Prlncess
louise of saxony has given birth 10 a
daughter
Princess Louise deserted her family
al Salzburg last December and elopcd
with NJ Giron. the tutor OF her chill
dren. a recent dispatch from Berlin
says that a Saxon court Official. which
a physician and nurses at Lindau. hav-
Ing given royal orders 90 bring the
child 70 Dresden three weeks after rs
birth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
Prle.t n,rlnr.h Innnnen,.

Loraln, O.. May 5.-For the hrst
time since the tragedy CasImlr Reich.
I'm. younger brother OF the murdered
girl, who was la the house Thursday
night when the crime was committed.
told the story Of the eventful night.
Little importance Is added 20 what IA
already known. you have every con.
hdence that Father Waiser is not gull.
" OF the crime with which he Is
charged" was asked III Father Wal.
ser was guilty then am guilty II he
Is guilty then they should hang me
He Is innocent"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
Was Marked Man.

Lexington. KY. May 5.-Hon. Jane.
y. Macrum who was shot and huod
In front of the courthouse az Jackson
was counsel for the fusIonlsts. who are
contcstlng for the offices OF county
Judge sheriff and other places nov
held By Democrats. As a result of his
efforts and his sympathy with the
Cockroll faction In the Hargis- -Cockroll
feud be had for a year been generally
regarded as a marked man" Various
plans TO assasslnate him have been re-
ported and sworn TO In aflidavlts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
COTTON REPORT.
IL Has heen Greatly Retarded by Late
Unreasonable Weather.

~ iias heen Greatly Retarded by Late
unseasonahie Weather.
Washington. May 5-Tho weather
bureaus weekly crop bulletin SAYS
that Tor the week ending May 4. Il was
unseasonably cooler over much OF the
greater part OF the country. the mini.
mum temperatures on April 80 and
May / and 2. belng the lowest recorded
90 the last decade ia April and the first
decade In May for the past thirty
years
Early planted corn on low lands OF
northern Texas and Oklahoma were
Killed by the freezes OF April 30 and
May !. and throughout the cotton belt
the low temperatures proved seriously
uetilmental fetard'ng termination
and growth. while drouth continues In
northern Texas and In the central
gulf states
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-06
In.urane. Men Convene.

Chattanooga. Tenn, May s.-The
annual convention OF the National AS.
ISOLATION Of Cooperative Mutual In.
surance companies assembled In this
city for four days session. Presi.
ocnf Forbes Of Dcs Molnes, Ia. pre-.
sided. There are about 900 delegates.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-21
J. L. BLAIR ILL.
Counsel for the Worlds Fair Taken
10 Sanatorium.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 2O.--James L. Blair,
who collapsed yesterday while attending to
some business matters and was hurriedly
taken 10 the Baptist Sanatorium last night
in serious condition. had regained con-
siderable of his strength to-day, although
the attending physicians would not permit
him to be seen. IL developed to-day that
Mr.. Blair has rendered his resignation as
general counsel for the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition Company.
President ID. r. Francis stated to-day
that Mr.. Blairs resignation as counsel 10
the worlds fair had been rendered at a
meeting of the executive committee TWO
weeks ago. THE committee, ne SAID,
referred ii TO the board of directors, who.
after discussing il. referred it back TO the
executive committee. At the committee
meeting a week ago a resolution was
passed to hold the resignation for further
consideration"
The following announcement was given
out tonight by the worlds fair manage
ment: 1T having been unoffcially stated
to the executive committee that Mr.. BLAIR $
health is such that il will not permit him
TO attend to the duties of general counsel.
his resignation was, motion, accepted
by the executive committee The president,
on motion, was empowered TO engage an
acting general counsel.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-21
FIGHT WITH NEGROES
THEY WERE LED BY A WHITE NAN
AND BA5 rLED WITH A POSSE.
Three of Them Killed and Seven
Wounded-Survivors Hiding i'm q
Louisiana swamp.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-As the result
of a bloody encounter between a band of ne
groes led by white man, and a constable s
posse three negroes have been killed and
seven or eight wounded in the rear of Pecan
Grove plantations. in st. Charles parish.
None of the posse was hurt. The surviving
negroes and their white leader, Pat MCGEE.
fed TO the swamps and are being searched
for. Further trouble is feared.
MCGEE and the negroes have been working
for the Mississippi Valley Railroad. Several
days ago complaint was lodged that some
Of them had contracted debts and refused to
pay. Charges were made and Constable
Songey went out to see the negroes. On his
way he met John Kinds, a negro assistant of
MCGEE, who covered him with a shotgun
and commanded him to keep away from the
camp. Songey returned to ST. Rose and or
ganized posse. Near the camp the posse
encountered eighteen of the negroes and Nc
Gee, all heavily armed. Both parties con-
cealed themselves in the high weeds and a
fight of twenty minutes resulted. The ne
groes and MCGEE finally lost their nerve and
fed. The bodies of three of the negroes were
picked up when the smoke cleared away.
Seven OF them were wounded.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-21
LYNCHlNG MAY FOLLOW
IF MAN WHO ASSAULTED LENA Al
HIRE, AGED TEN, IS CAUGHT.
Brute Threatened to Kill the Girl IL
She Told of His HeinOus Deed
Posse in Pursuit.

Associated Press Dispatch
ROSEDALE, Ind, Oct. 20.-Twenty en-
ragged farmers are on the trail of an un-
known man who to-day brutally mistreated
Lena Alkire. ten years of age, daughter of
William Alkire.
The assault was committed in the road as
the little girl and her four-year-old broth
er were returning from an errand to Ath-
erton. The man was riding a bicycle and
threatened to kill the children if they told
of his deed. The child was able to describe
the man to her father Alkire came TO
Rosedale to call a physician and ask for
support In running down the assailant. A
man answering the description given by
the girl was seen passing Rosedale this aft
ernoon. A posse was soon organized and
took the road followed by the wheelman.
Excitement is intense and it is doubtful
if lynching can be prevented If the guilty
man is caught.