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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28
FROM THE MAIL BOX OF THE DE.
CATUR ORPHANS HOME.

There are four children in Barlow
County whose mother is dead, their
father is lunatic, whose kindred are
too poor and feeble to care for them.
They are entirely destitute, and are in
a pitiable condition" The Ordinary.
From Cherokee county-''I write in
the interest of five orphan children.
Their mother died few weeks ago.
Their fatheris cripple, with no means
to support them"
Read this letter. Early I was called
to the door, and found three children
in pitiable condition. They had spent
the night in the station house, and were
hunting for their sister. Their mother
left them month ago running away
with another woman's husband-her
whereabouts are unknown. The older
sisters have gone to the dogs. The
father is dead and have heard that
although they were poor, he tried to
live right and was we'll thought of. Can
you take them to the Orphans Home"
I This is glimpse into one days mail.
Eighty such children have had to be
accepted for admission already this
year. This Home desires good childless
homes for many little orphans.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

The following old Confederate Vet
erans were presented with crosses of
honor at the memorial exercises Tues
day: j. H. Chalker, P. E Chalker,
Elan Christian, A Cocker, WI Crowd
er, S W Frey, J N Harden. Those who
had failed: to call for them we're
j H Nix, j H Logan, w Blair, J D
Feagan, w E Webb.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

The following is the official MAORI
ties in the seventh congressional dis
trict
For Gordon Lee-Catoosa, 34S; Chat
tooga, PAP; Dade, 32S; Floyd, S43; Cor
don, 286; Murray, 8; Polk. IA; Pauld-
ing, 81; Walker, 1lO3. Total, 1894.
Fer G. B. Hutchens-Bartow, 759
Cobb, 81; Haralson, 2l3; Whitfield, 81,
Total, 1895.
Lees majority in district, 2l9S.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

Gordon Lee ran clean and conserva-
tive race for congress, and wins by a
handsome vote. In our opinion he will
make this district a creditable and
worthy representative, and he has our
hearty congratulations and entire good
will.-Rome Tribune. We reiterate
the above sentiments,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28
THE NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Marietta N CAN'T, w E Williams.
Oregon-F G Wardlaw, Asa Darby.
Gritter-E M Burton, NJ L McCleskey
Merritts-J D Fuller, J L CAN'T, Sr
Post Oak--J L Bishop, J H Mabry.
Macland-H NJ Hewett, G NJ McEl-
reath.
Roswell OCrowley, F L Henbree
HOWELL d Pagan, w B Howell
Coxes-J o Allen, B Gam.
Kennesaw-OF Morgan, J F Attaway
Lemons-J d Cash, and I L Edwards.
Smyrna-P M Rice and J H Cantrell.
Austell--J w Boring, L G Garrett,
Vinings-D G Jones, N A Dempsey,
Red Rock-T + Terry, w T Griggs,
Lost Mountain-W A Pickens, H L
Scott.
Powder Springs-A A Martin, T M
Lindley.
Acworth-O Awtrey, 5 II Davenport.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

1t is said that the election of Hon.
Boykin Wright to the Legislature from
Augusta means that he will be candi-
date for Governor next time. Clark
Howell, of Fulton, and j. II. EstiIl, Of
Chatham, will also be in the race, and
that will make it interesting to say the
least.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

The papers all over the state are
speaking out against the election of
Judges by the people. No greater mis-
take was ever made, and we hope to
see the law renealed and the Judges
freed from such humiliation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

In the absence of a strong Republican
party in Georgia, the Democrats assail
one another and seek to underate and
destroy their influence and usefulness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

Hon. Joe Hill Hall was reelected to
the Legislature from Bib county. His
people seem to resent the jibes of the
press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28
OFFICIAL VOTE NOMINATES 60.
Der,

As near as we can ascertain the fol-
lowing is the official vote of the Blue
Ridge Circuit for Judge, which nomi-
mates Judge Gobcr:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

Every dog has his day, but only
the foolish man makes a night of
it.
1t is easy to talk about political
reform the day after election.
There is nothing quite SO tire
some as the man with a grievance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

Georgia is making more progress and
push than any state IN the south.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

1t is time to turn Teddy the Rough
Rider and the rascals out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-28

A blonde may be light-headed
being feather. Drained.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

- Esroz-n & Co have said TO David NJ
ssnIeIz tire three story and basement dwelling
house No 145 East Fifty-eishth-st c. lot zas- le@
his p-eperty Is $ feet east OF Lsx1ngtou-aVe-
p osborne smith & Co. have sold for Julian
Guinea 70 samuel symons No ss5 West 0ne-hun-
dred-ana-eig ighty-ssventh-s-. three story dwelling
So gsr[ bsz so1Ielt from James 3. Gflie Nos
ses and SO West CIe-L
s. feet ad5eiHing the northwest corner OF Eisht--
srsr,ei7fe- Z Bachrach have bought from Man
del & kinzeT No a4 20 81 " est s ,lns-eLl1l ~ -
aud-lhIrry- hfJa-st-. three hve story ha'hous~9' W
FeIzoln rotbers and " Gem h4ye - 145af2T soI for
S-1-- 81 Se-rTI-sFa and Cgrse-huudred-a
foJrth-st.. four story tenement house on i2t -
Joseph Roberts has sold for Louis Lese to Lover-
si5e Of CTs-hunssred- -and-fertythird-st. rs feet
" baqs q 81 sc6efIe has sold for tie estate of Mar
til Moot the four story brownstone sinsis u5ps uos
house No. 157 East Ninety-arst-st-' o. ior @'-i'S
si1,on ( TalIach have resold fo- Adolph F4ol-
Luncred-a nd-rTverry- I'VE story double
dathOuses. on plot 'e11go-1 - r,- T,,,s
Albert Deutsch has bought No - @ ssSl S.15 a.
red-and-tWsnry--se hist a nte seers , L1
house. on lot 25zseu feet William H. siesnlaH
Msdai6G 7. saul has sold lot. 25xl5o feet On the
west side Of SheTuan-aVe-. 10 Ies1 Aeili- o ~ -
eisna and Samuel Kands1 N 9aye ~ sgs7Eat p752
pset-ave- a new i've story naIhouSe' On P1'~
PhilIies & Iondon have sold for Haber ryvu-izo-
wiLz Haber 10 George kaPian No s,t-e e i a.sss
Park-ave- northeast corner ot GolFsr2sSr So
three FOUR story EaChOuses. a plot s-As9-L1 -
J. D Tobias has bougat through Jacob LefLIaer
Ne lis Br0ak-ave-. & four story aaInouse' On q
lot 25xI00 feet q
schui9atz to vilIlan schWarIz The Eve story at
house No 65s East One-hundred-a -fourln-
St. a LOT @sKi00 feet
PAM Weber has sold for Mrs Hannah E5a---l L+5s
four story FarhouSe No SS1 Ecast 0ne-huncrs1-aIl-
fortv-second-sr.. lot @5xl10 feet
A unie VT. Delaney has sold 20 a Mr. " aS1et 10.
1C5 East Thtrty-niylt th-st tour story ana oess
uleut bTovast0ae dwelling house. on a lot lsszsss
feet
-~he estate o. Mary OIL has sold 20 Bernard
vVeisen berger Nos. = and = Charles-S1 Two I'VE
story and basement buildings. On q loI 4.XsS LeeG.
II Elle-bogeu & Co have sold Gnr > L@V4oFttS
20 8 Trfmnner the SIX Story tenement hclS1
Nos 472 and 475 Easr Houston-st-. On plor *
Irregular.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
SLIGHT THEATRE PANIC.
Ncrrous Wvoman YeHs Fire u
Rush for the Ezits FoII01rs.

T1ere was q panic for few minutes II ---1
BijoU Theatre, Smith and Livingston sJa-- L''''-
lyu, yesterday afternoon Y henta nervous IS &C.,
without any excuse. raised cry O
There was q mad rush for the exits, ou- l'oO-y
was Injured, largely because Of the presence "a
mind % the attendants, who quickly thre" lli7
doors open and directed the people out
The scare happened in the fourth act or
Romeo and Juliet" which was being presented
~ the matinee by the Spooner stock COMPANY
There were about 1900 persons IN the house
most ot them women and children Suddenly q
woman IN the gallery Jumped up and cried
Fire, Fire." in sharp tones. that could De
heard ali over the house Edna May Spooner
stepped 10 the front Of The stage and began TO
assure the audience there was no ire 1he
orchestra began 20 play. Several hundred
women. however. were already on their way 10
the Go0rs. They were lTEpl0red 70 so ouI quiet
Is, but no attempt VS. made 10 STOP them @ D.
fore II )st of the audience were 0ul the -l.al r
was over and they returned 20 their seats. Then
The actors went on with the play
one o. those Who had sat near the woman
who cried Fire" says thar just II that time
there seemed 10 be sudden glare al -ile rear
OF rhe stage. This was denied
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
Al the end 5s ex-senator S-okcss sQee-a. Glr
Ee-9re was ..--adu-ee- u said. j. .---
DIDN'T CALL on Parker.



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New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
MAKE STRIKE NATIONAL
Plasfcrers Ordered Out on Al Con-
fracts Of Employers association

II has been decided by the In-srr- rr-zllo--a- -
-srerE T-nion according 20 rhe report q ne >
yurlr delsEaues to irs convention = FH--a-e-s--
s-htoh has iust ended 70 make rhe strike ~=el--7'
~ Frudine Trades Employers Associatlo-- =
rsr5onal ore The delegates arrived n ms c--s
,.r.er5av. and made az Official report u S---
a~te--ooa 70 che Building Trades Alliance-
be selegates ia chel- re 'o-t stated that i =
4..t4.d unanimously 20 direct the various Iocs-7
\. 80 strikes on the Buildings IN every city L
-. T-rft-s states where members OF the In In
-,lo,-ers' Association have contracts. esA'se---'
- - contracts q the George A F'uiler Noi-i-
rarr and .he Th0mpson-S--rreJt co-i'i'1---'
s--i-.s tbev said. have been ordered on TIE con
--s~.s n these firms IN Pitts0urs' E0i''-'-0-
v-ssffnr-on. Boston and ST Louis
ro,e1 10 s. OF Philadelphia. II was
US susnauded for refusing TO obey lhe s1-1sV
,-4e- The local union in Chicago aIso - Ls - -
- 7fsz fbc order. and eighteen ho--9 -.-75
f,.-..s :. ~ which 10 OBEY or S-a4-- 7-7l
,T-,. ---tS,l otsved IN twelve hours -.,
60 members Of the NeEF- OK f-4St -
sr--fa-y- zrlr- elected or The -nteT5l-l- -
,----s7-s committee. This VII gik - -
--e9f s6T5ntsce when its locals N5-At - -
-Ee co-ooera1ion Of The lnte-na1ioilal ui--'- -
local fights
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
COLONBL4,S INSULT.
40 Apology Yet for DeflemeHt OF
the American Shield.
Isr -FLzGRArH 70 rHE TEIBUyE- ]

Mobile Ala Oct. 6.-Captaln 7 T. LoVeiace-
a wealthy citizen OF Cartagena Colombia. brings
news Of scenes which occurred ar the birth O
Panama that have never before bean made pup
lie here During the excitement caused BY sep
arating from Panama several vel known Co
Iornbian citizens with a pueblo mon. Hlarchea
10 the United States Consulate at Cartagena
end denied the shield OF the United States The
offence was excused by Counsel Luther Tells
worth. who advised the department TO be lenient
on account OF the excitement caused by the "a
beuion Of Panama
The same thing, however, occurred a second
srd \ third time The last occurrence was on
.Juiv > 1904. when the consul was giving din
1sr. The guests on entering saw that the shield
~ The United states had been defled, and their
anger found vent IN vigorous protests TO the
consul asking that he report the matter 10 the
5ausrtrqeut and demand a public apolosy. 44ls
vas done and q reply was receive1 IroiA IIls ue-
rarrr7ert that Admiral Slgsbee anu SaPta4A
Ty-a afryvrigtt would call al CartageI4 anu cause
2 pIIhIic apology TO be made. --
TrrforrrrateIy. the Newark did not arri'- - -
Serternber L. OF Two months later ne aIlIE t,a a
81 the Newark hss caused a demand IoI q pune
apoIoCv TO be given by the Colombian autiiO'-
tiles.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
0. AND v. RUNoR ABOUT AGAIN.
Report That Delaware and Hudson Is TO Buy
Il Not Generally Credited

rhe -. Paul -uC1rs s-usi5=d yesterday, and the
stock market took rp the Cll report that the Del
aware and Hudson company would bEy the New
York Ontario and Western The interests controls
ing che Ontario and Was-ern declined 10 make any
comment on The rLunr. which was not generally
credited. although nor regarded as al impossible
s-ory- Il was arsued bv those who accepted Il a5
authentic r5st with -e control q The Ontario and
Western now i1 -fe hands q Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
and their friends VINO could deliver the property
~ a purchase. rhe v0-EE trust having been ter
minated, Il vas entirely -=asouab-e 70 supp0sa
thsr sale might h4 Elected - ire Delaware and
Hudson B5-l roads reach Carooncale and sc-an-
ION. IL The anthracite coal region. the Delaware
and Hudson extending -7u-1 ot Scranton as. fzr
as WlIEes52--e A-s- az The Delaware and Hl--
sons reaL shtuDnd --ls D0-- ~ carried over tLe
-r= hun r1- g----r0 and Western would aEoTI
as direct 2 route -.deEate- f1T this Jra +ir-
D-lswa-H and Hudson. GA heavy -r1C-z-. aa-
va1cel --z-., closed - points above " e1e--
ca --1- prices. z- --s. W-le A--arlJ ana - es--
after early rise OF - POINTS closed m
changed from thc preceding day a. e.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
BUYS VANDERBILT PLOT.
Parcel Near Union Club - Pur-
chaser to Impr0Te It.

The realty -l1-1e- Is lal.y becoming Hee.s'' a-N
especially more attractive 70 investors Nan sa4es
90 choice parcels bast been made II l1a 1851 1"o
weeks. 6It -5w have been reported The large saies
which have NOT been made pu-l- viii be reported
IL cue season.
John >, Goll.as heads lie -z- ~ the brokerage
transactions reported -o---y- because LIS d-a- =
t-e feature q. y.lr days realty news in ere alt-
tlea salaar0ouz yesterday Is-1lrt ~ Sherman sue
ca4d=d be- getting 3 ~, more ter cae Oliver parcel
a Observation-Disclosures eatseut1-s-- and second
ave. -l-r --s ~e---r-- price e-seet -71n t'r ne
---rc--~ about -ea- aE~ More -tioll s-s.es 81
rhat ---a would -<fiE attract Sl-- LTnus NL
-er=oas The -eQ-Lz r.a- standing room WONG oe
l-he- t---r-=--as deals ~s70~rei ves-e-eay yyere
ta= purchase o. HoHsTt wallace. -r-- - q Hscs.
vcrrA-1v- parcel taro-gh S-awsoa * Hoaos, ana
several sales I- the -ECkrl1r --a 2
John y .1a.[.-E -r.t ro- W. p Y ZE1F-ull-s T.
~ John Pe.r-= president cs the New o-k a11
Maine Granite Paving Z ock CONN any me vacant
ll- The -u~-a z-a OK Ett-z -rrsr-st-- oeJ'Neen
.--E auE Madison 1--- 81 feet t-0u- ~ -s -ee-
depth A- ta---a w- erect l- me premises a
Gr-pr1of American base Tlsuc dwelling house tor
L.= rV- ia~-E. t-a-l plans c-sT1 p John Il
rr.rc-- -rs a~..l'a-+
TH- rset .s ue-r ~ -he Kelly parcel which NJ
Wand -r bought vl-- t1e intention y t-lp-oFl1s
s. Ultl r1-sc -c- himself
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Oue-hUnGred-and-forueth north side. 900 seer
east of ST. Anns-ave.. i've story and basement
brick tenement houses. 4exss feet; Northwestern
Really Company, owners; George F. Pelham. archI-
tect. sea0Q04-
Two-hunaTed-aad-thir -sixtl-st-. northwest cor
usI OF katenah-ave.: two story frame dwelling
houses. --7y Ieet- Rachel Bailey and PniAp Negllio
owners Charles T. Clark. architect. S41f0.
PrusIect-jlNs.. west side. 90 fest north OF One
hIn4 lirst-sr.. two story frame
dwelling Lo.sea ls116.6 feet. sophia Maas- owner.
Charles T. Clark architect. S. 500
Prospect-ave-. west side 10 feet north OF One
h1ndree -sIa-e, ,Sntl -i.rst-st.. TWO story frame
Charles =. Clark architect. S40H6
GaFhelo-st west side, 400 feet south Of Celuubus-
ave-, two stoFy frame dwelling house. sN4I 1eets
Lizzie Iiaaiaal owner; Tiraothy = Kelly. aTeh-
s.. RAynond axe. west side rs feet south Of
GiAee-aVe.- -T1o story frame dwelling house. 2ixi5
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
STOKES AT JERSEY CITY.
HE'S CHEERED By M4NY.
Ge0rgc L. Record Also addresses a
Packed Hail

The state campaign n New-Jersey or me parI
OF the Republicans was opened I&sL nisht a.
mass meeting II F9asbrouck Han. jersey ol1S- =
was o7e O. the most enthusiastic political meetings
ever held there uy the Republicans II the raj,
with Il normal seating capacity OF 12fo people -ae9
were crowded, and many citizens Who came !a'e
were compelled 70 return 70 their homes WITHOUT
gaining admission
The principal speakers were ex-senator Edward
c stokes. the Republican candidate for Gcvern7r'
and George L Record. Corporation Counsel Tor Jer-
se CITY and one of the most earnest advocates Of
equal taxation in New-Jersey. Mark NJ Fagan'
the Mayor OF Jersey City who has been constantly
battling for equal taxation ever since ne was elect
ed Mayor two years ago, presided at the meet
ing and introduced the speakers. Seated on the
stage were Marshall Van Winkle. the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Ith District; Judge
Blair ex-Judge Potts. secretary Of the Repuoucdn
state COMMITTEE. Edward Fry. chairman Of the
Hudson County Republican Committee; Frank FtlG-
gins. District Court Judge of Jersey City William
H Ds--is and many other prominent Republicans
Mayor Pagan. when the applause had snDsloeo'
called the meeting 10 order. He spoke orleHS'
saying that be was glad 10 see such an obtpo1riLe
Of citizens 20 greet The Republican caIclla'e Iof
Governor and that among those who were pI-
II was gratifying 70 see men OF gil poluca! parties.
who were as welcome 70 the meeting as those VINO
abided IN the Republican faith Au1IIlg Lla- ne
would not occupy the time az the meeting uy aly
extended remarks. the Mayor then introduced eA-
Senator stokes. wao was again cheeIed aia eiSeIel
again as he walked from his seat 10 the frout o
the platform AIr. stokes spoke for more th4A
an hour. he said in part
40 not care to make NJ. Black TIE issue of ms
campaign FerS7nsit'es are I,- ~ a s,-5,.5s-e
and the Democrael- candidate ne has =, I'ijs ,;
III Black II speec- del E-re1 IN u. - - -
+-r- Nv Re referred tn the Railroad Tax law
Tr-s fs the same 9Ir Black who signed state
rAs1+ he ff -r4r a nr =
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
OFFERS EEGL1sE-AMERICAE SHIELD
Col sr Howard Vincent Gives One for 7th
N.GN.Y. and Queens Westminster Contest.

-oionel Si- Howard Ti1ce-t. -11nz1de- y the
Queens 77esruiusrer Rifles who came over -
re 1hs Manassas -.sncuvres reviewed The -t-
EaEiEsnt, az its arrno-y Lexington n-ave and sixty
ssvaulh-s- last 1-Eht- Atter -eEt-enral Cr-I the
gnen Rere drawn 70 before str Howard Tlncert,
vho addressed them briefly. Ee said
propose 10 oasr. in grateful recoliecrion O. tLis
nccasi1-. z silver challenge suiei6 10 De competed
f1r ae cf-e1 ray h- Convenient herW the tll
.Rerirneur end the Queens Ffe~tu-Insters. on bIE
eoudrols rEac may b. r---lsiA arranged, provided
shnr they he the ~T0~Ts-aTlLlke possible de-
eEnsd . bring oar -he best qualities rather OF the
rren than of rle-r rifles. America Las r-e nantr q
furaintrg and keeping ever thirg within sight Il
Euaruers not which wins. AL want Il friendly
rau--Iarin-. nor lariCual rivalry
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
WAGG4MAN,S SCHEDULE.
~ so.cts of 5.sg1. 1.Qzt and
Liabilities Of S+,62S,9+y

-----.,,--- OF ia schedule oc me -s7'
- rizhs,stiss Of Thomas z. r sggaH1an. eL-
-. s-a-- a-5 former treasurer q me ~-------
--s-s--s-- --ro Eves -e-s-rly declared z a.
- v--zs Sec ro-6a- l. shows assets o- 49,
- - 5fl5r,es OF $3.50 Tae largest ten 81 -
- 4. reag estate TIE valcs ot which g s-f7- a.
- - ~ This. II s. Understood. represents 80
- vul-le -s 81 WaEEauar's holdings ~ iFa-
-. --F-ho-1r reference 70 f1r uC-nhe- 'F an a
- ,.-.-rsrai-r obligations secured PR ne -ea--s
zr -rizz-ic-s are a--our-el f7r p t--e sc--e----
- sss-s which appears 70 disclose the exact con-
-io- Of -aeh piece tne property, F'o~ing n &C.
f-l ne euollr-1 sLceE Oh Il
7.- -.c-gzrnar claims crsc-- tor S--s=.sal u--er
--t amy 'hlUe 0rsrlzs7rE notes and secuiit-s5
s-e re- -ioae- or Last 5n hands n United states
.ra-saal.~ Lhe sec-rt-as L--s rresree as an asset
are also referred 70 II -hs sur-ary a debts n
N item of G.ss5aS, which l. said 70 cover tns
1aans secured on 'sr of notes No- =" O-IeT items
Ff-en - assets Include books. PRINTS and pct
s-rss- saL.daa These books and pictures are sad
20 include she rraE--Ece-- gallery &C ALr s az
-aazn. z co-site-a1 portion 0f which Is believed
TO have been pledged ~ ne Ca-hoic University %
cover The e.ai-n ~ thar institution. Debts d1e on
ope- accounts are given T7G,---. policies O. s1-
sl-raace sl9s-E2
Secured catr-z~ are reported - 5ehrF f1 Ire
Eu-r q STILLS. and it understood re7-esel-
chiefly mortgage llE zeal estate holdings -LeLE
s. que the Cz-hohc University S. LOS '-Cnsec--ec
claims are stated ~ sis-.l. an NOTES aI1 -4-4-
which ought n - paid hy other parties thereto,
fsree Al $50 -he ers- -rea-t-s II ~ Was
EamanE creditors wiz b neil f-I October 2
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
Ex-PosTAL OFFICIAL INDICTED

Cincinnati. Oct s--Willism z. Gaitree. ex-su-
per1ntendent Of Rural Delivery Tor ohio. Indiana
and Kentucky. was indicted by the federal grand
jury to-day on technical charge Of enbezzliug
% IN purelasins fling case ror hiz Cincinnati
once. III 'ialtr-e says the was not paid for
when purchased The 81 was included in ms
monthly statenenr When the warrant was re-
ceived from The I0sr0fioe Department Mr.. ca5rree
says he cashed IL as usual, and through an over
80 t3rso- = PAY -el me case Later tke bl for
correct When the duplication ives discove-eg IN
~ H4si'--Etoh A4t 's---fee corrected and paid the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
BLACK TO DEFEND HANNAH ELIAS.

Ex-Governor Frank s. BIacz, 4 the firm ~
Biack olcott G-goer q Boryage. has been retained
20 defend Hannah I-l-as. the negress in the sui.
which 5oln P Plstt brought ~ recover some
S'9l,9g- Mr.. Black yesterday said he was certain
tnat nothing new had developed since the negress
was acquitted of TIE bIachnalI charge. The cas-.
VIII probably come - loc trial In TWO years An
injunction IDace permanent by Justice BLan-
cnarc ties Up al the Elias woruau's real estate
and whatever money she has ca deposit in this c,-
save an allowance Tor living expenses HANNAH
E~llas 1s ~ TIE country with the baby WHICH wa s
born snort time before her sensational arrest
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
pEFRAupEp eY eRokERs. sHE sAYs.

Syracuse. ~ y Ocl- EFFORTS are being made
aly Miss Anna Z SNYDER sren0g-apher, living a.
10 Ss CorllanG-sTe- through District Attorney
jerome, 70 geceveT SEQ which she invested u
stocks" through rVo men she met al = boarding
house IN Broadway IN AugUst- They SAID they had
brokers oines Al Nc = Nzii-st District Attorney
~srcI1e = saac 70 have sent for Miss Snyder Mrs.
ahzrles Eeck. Who has charge o. the wardrobe
~ The "Sambc Girl company now II the West
vas WIKI Miss Snyder and lost S5G Long Dro---
fseG dividends nave 1T- been received
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
SNOW IN MICHIGAN
Gale On Lake Superior Wrecks Yessel-COid
Follows Intense Hest IN Texas

-----1a-.e. zLca., Oct 6-Ths t-s- snow ot the
season faI here -asr night A sale s raging on
Lake Superior The steamer Si--. ot the GLlc1~-St
He-- which cleared from Marquette cl Tuesday
rg1r orc laden --r Toledo. -z- aground near Gran
1Iarzis yesterday and may us = total loss Tee
s-ea-e- Hunter. of rho Eooth line caught c-F near
Grand G4-als yesterday @Ll Eas 4-r7ad GO The
waters edge
Waco. Tex. OCT 6-As--- q period of intense
heat z cold wave sE-eaG over -eE-s to-day.
Weather conditions <1- che 1zz- rv-o weeks have
been unprecedented zt this season OF The year, ard
much sickness Is reported