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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
General Mafaei Mcuce,

Der neuerludblte Yrdlioent Der @ereis
nlgten Staten bon Colombia, lit aui
ben Barrier @ouleporbs ebenlo 81
5duIe. ipie in ben Yampas leines
9eimatblanbss uno in ben llripdIoern
oes Ima3onenitromss 3polf leiner
9~ebensiabre bat er Der 6rIorldung
Slb Nmeritos oeipiomet. Gines
2o9cs puroe er in eine Der Sablreifen
Repolutionen ieiaes 2onoes peripidelt
unb mrBte flie6en, uno oa i6m Der
Weg nad Der &iilte perIperrt ipor.
idlue er Ii6 no6 Dem Orinoeo our6
uno fubr in einem GGnoe ben Strom
binab gum Deere. Dieie 5abrt bate
in ibm Sen doridertrieb erpedt.
Seine nGbite ReiIe 9in9 pom Stilen
O3ecn ourd nod unerforldte Oegenz
ben gum 9(ma5onenitrom, ben er audi
bis our Wiinbung befubr. Dit 5lpeien
leiner Brii0er uno eintm NeTfen 900 er
bann bon Yara aus ben Socontin,
einen bis 0obin TAFT unbetdnnten
yStrom. Der Broiilien nah Siioen 81
3 urhidneibet. binauf. iiberidritt Die
Oebirassette, in Der oieier 5luB ent-
ipringt, unO lam Damn gum parana.
benz er bis gum Ga plata Strome
folgte. Sdlieblid lanbete sr in Yues
nos 9tDres. Seine 8riioer unb lein
Reffe butten bisic Heile nit benz 2e6en
be5oblt. Giner bon linen ltarb am
6ieber, bic anberen ipurben bon Sns
biansrn erIdlaqen. Sn5pifden ipar
&epes Die Niidtebr ms gaterlano
lpieber erm0gliAt moroen. uno er
purbe ais @elonbter na6 Yaris ges
i6idt. Die bortise @eosropbiide Sc
lenfhaft perOffentlidte feline Geiies
geridte. Geit 1901 lebt er mieber in
gogota. no er raid gu Mnie6en unb
GinfluB eelongte. Gr 1T ether ber
penigen GoIombier, in beiien 4oern
unbermiidtes iponif6es 9lut flieBt,
unb er lit uidt nenis ltoI5 ouf le;ne
Mbitammunq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

Die Yerlpaltung Der Spielbanl IL
Wonte Garlo at pets oarauf beoat5t
Die alsQepIiin0erten Spieler auf mU9.
lid)it anitdnoigs Weile aus oAm HanD'
gu eniIerren. 9ln jeoen Go9e lam
man 90 oosr nod niebr Qente ibrcr
Weg na6 Dem Bureau Der Aalinopsr.
maltung nebmen ie1en, um bort oas
nDtbige @elo CUR 4eSablung Der 0otel-
re4nuna uaO CUR 9cimreiie 81 erbltsen
Die bon Der Yeripaltung a~us1ebdnoioi
Ten llnteritiibungen fdpanten 3lpilter
100 uno 10000 6rancs. &iir3li9 ey.
tlGrte Elm sngIifher Sffi3ier. oaB sI
aIles bis auf ben leyten Yennp perlorer
blbe uno %perlangte 1000 6roncs ToniI
Elm Billet eriter &lahe na9 Snoien
HabTori6ungen elgoben, oaB Del
Wann tboiIddli9 Elm Werm0aen Gin:
biiBte uno Die YeriualtuEg 5ahltc ion
inFolgeoeTen 1000 6rancs uno bdn=
0iate Inn Elm SalonbiQet nah Naltut!o
aus. HatiirliA perIuben ouf5G dipino-
Ter auf oieie Weiie 81 @elo 3u tommea
uno g aelinet ibnen Dies audi mann.
mol. 90 %perlangie Elm poblgefIeiOe.eI
6err $500 5rancs unb Elm Billet mad
Yelgien. aaum bate er nit 1000
5rdncs unb einem Billet erIter &lanl
WionacO perlanen. ais man eHtoette,
CAB man sinen gdn5 b%stannten @auneI
unteritiibt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

Qcnbpn. Gnbe 0ea

Qcnbon, Gnbe DEG.
Tie GsFabr. in mel1er iih Stdote
bsfinSen Die in unterminirten Yergs
nertsoiItrictsn liegen, trat am Samss
lag in Oem engiiffen StGO.bsn .0dn=
len Su Gage, mo Elm i'm 80. Qebensz
jobre iicbsnoer Nrbeiter ploBlid in Ell
men aitcn, Idnsft pergefenen S6aGt
iiel unD bort erItidte. ete er eerette;
iperDen fonnte.
3ipii6cn 6 UNI z ll6r friib gin9
oieler, eiH geipiiier 0ouanb, lpie ge
pOhnli6 gu ieiner Mrbeit unb traf
untertpe9s einen INN befann.en anoes
rem Nrbeiter, ben er na1 Der 3eii frdg=
tt. Damn ging er nah Nustauih Ell
niger Worte BON Der 0auptItrabe nad
einsm 6uBlpcg biniiber unb tiir5te nen
Weg ob, inoem er iiber Elm Slid
0raslanb Ihritt. &aum batten ii9
Die beiben eetrennt. ols Der auf Dem
Wese gebliebene Qrbeiter pl0blih ei=
men aelenoen Sfrsi b0rie, uno ais er
ii6 ummenbetc, lab er nur mod, pie
9plaao ieiHen 3orb. ben er am 9(rm
getragen bate. peit regihleuberte,
Die Nrme in bic 60be ridtete unb
bann peridpanb. Der Mann luhte
ibm suerIt 81 9ilfe gu ellen. FAB fid
aber Ielbit, na6bem er bic StraBe Der
idien bate, in elmer gleiden @cfabr.
Sr itanD Dor einem meiten S6lune
unb fonnte nod beutlid) bDren, pie
Der AOrper ieines ungliidlifen Same
raoen in benz Shadt gegen Die Wdn=
be i6lug. bis er unten ouf hem 8oben
antam. Gr mar in einen aliens 6afl
gefalen. Der iiber 200 Sub tief mar,
lett iiber bier5ig Sabren mar 0erielbe
niht mebr 0ebrluht porben, uno
man bate i'm oben nit Sol3 5u9ez
bedt. 2auIenoe bon Qeuten iparen
taetdglih iiber Die Stene binipeoQez
eanoen. ohne Si ahnen, in rel6er Sc
fdbr lie Iih befanoen. Muf Die 0ilfes
RUE famsn 9Iei6 cine Menac Geuse
berbeigeronnt. ober man lab buIo. bab
ale 0ofiuuno beroebli6 por, 6en6in.
eingcitiir3tcn Iebenbia ipieber gu fin
ben. Sine bihte Rauhlpolfe fam
aus BEN S6adt herdus, uno ale
2ampen, bic man bineinSuldiien per=
iudte, nur6en iofort ausaelDi6t. Die
Jeuerlpebr mar audi balo CUR Sfe(le.
dber audi lie tonnte nidt helfen. Oh
bdlb liar Duroe, bah bic Qeife iihers
lid ben nodgeltiirster Sroe beredi
lein mubte. Nls man la6. bab ale
6offnnna aufgege6en iperben muBte,
hielt Der Ortsasiftli6e cine eeier an
biefem furht6aren @rdbe ob, unt
boun purbe Der Ghadt nit Groe az.
fiini. 0anlit nidt nod neitere lln=
oliidsfdlc borfommm tOnnier. Ndd.
fraeen in Der Stabt eraaben nodber.
baB man ben Shoht tbatIGnlid qan1
~berasilen bate; Die .6ol3bede fpor mad
uno na6 inter einer Groididt Der.
ihlpuneen uno Ipdter lpaf Elm SUP
lpeQ barber onoelegt iuorben.
Die Sidot bcfinhet iid in elmer rio.
iiden NuieallnQ. ipeiI man mohi peiB
bah nod cine Wenqe folder S61dtt
in her llmgebunq p~orbalIbsn Iinb, Of
robiJiiemano cigentlih redlt lpcib. no.
|Ginioe Groruti6unaen limb Dor Sdbren
bereits poroetommen. ober man bate
feline TurIidltsmaBregeln q~etroffeu.
lpeil niemdls Elm llnaliidsfaa porge
fommen ipor. Weniae Stunben ppr
BEN Giniturs mar cine @sieni9oft, bic
BON cinem San 81 !6auie lam, eenau
fiber bieielbe SteIe oegangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
.,.Gtmas Neues...

sBir baben beIdloHen, 9tae pel1e fi~inftIibss
Gas gebrau6en, nit yoraus;ablun9s Metern
81 nerleben, obne elm Sepoiit al DerIanaen.
SyIr iteIIen ole Serbinoung nit Der 0aiut.
SeitungsrObre Der, ebenio ieben mir einen Sic.
ter mii uno ~lieferil oas @ao fiir einen Dollar
per Saaleno. Die eir,ise 8ere6nima Die mir
MAIDEN. 1T fir Die gerbinounesrobre pom Der
GrunoeigentbuinS : GrenSe bis sur Steae Dec
Meters. gSir g%arantiren, Dab oieielben 13l.
%frIeoenbeit sebeu.
Sir NdbereS ipre9e man in Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Sine irelilihe eaIIOsrnna uOer

WV NsTTFfTs OT'Vsf""b w
bielmebr Elm QebeEsbilo, ME Der Ver=
faiisr es trsffeno nennt, oes 9iiioriters
@ultab 9Orner. friiber @ouOerneur
bon SlinOis. Oiirfte oas Snterslle Oic'
Ter Deuti6-9 meritaner erregen. Das
BUD 1T bon Dem %betannten Sdrift=
teller Germ 8. u. Nattermann 9e-
Idrieben lno bietet ebenio lebrreide
wie ~anregenoe getiiire.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

DlDa elne 0BDae DOT Dem enlleB'
lidsn ln9lild i'm Sroquis 3bater bat
Der Neu Yorter 9iuils Sngenieur Wm.
paul @erbarb Elm BUD berausgegeben,
cas cine Sdlloerune zines 5beater=
Yranoes bon Er. &rouaroel aus paris
entbdlt, Die sous senau auf Die 6bica-
ooer Gataltrppbe paBt.
gs bsibt BARN: nSn Den meiIien
6dlen entltehen oerartiae Yrdnoe. in=
Dem Die 3beatcrsD eforatIonen 6euer
Taneen. Sn 6olae Der leidten Yreun'
bartlett oes in ben meiiien Gdlen Der.
wenoeteu WGierials cntDifeln fih ims
mer Iebr i6iel oife Halldmolten, wels
DE Goblenidure uio 4cblenorDogas
entbalten. Die 6lammen. Der Raud
uno bic toolibsn Safe oringen Iofort
BON Der Yiibne in ben 3uibauerraum,
sumal in Die @alerien, unc. 10 un=
glaublih oas i1eiuen meg. reiden fir
lie weni0e Winuien bin, ibr t0Otlihes
Weat gu b%olbrinsen uno unter um-
ltdnOen bunOerte bon 3uI1auera gu
t6oten."
uit nur iebr menigen N~usnabmen
Iiuo ale 3beaterbrdnoe bis jeBt butter
Der Yiibne aIsgebroden, inoem ir9eno
zines Der leiht ent3lnobaren Getora-
tiOnsnide in Yrano eerietb. Die
0auptfrage 1T oaber, iuie Die Glagmen
uno Der @aud oaran bsrbinosrt weroen
%tOnnen. in Den 3uIhauerraum binein.
suOrjuaen.
Der Yerfoiier oes Yudes madt 3ur
AbwenOun9 Oieier @efaSr swei 9aupt-
Doridldgs.
Tie miatiolis SdubmaBregel erbIift
er natiirli9 in einem feuerTelien Dor,
bang. DER iofort bel Ausbru9 zines
Yranoes bInter Der Yiibne berunterge=
loiien meroen mus uno Der berbinoert,
oab Die 3ugluft 3aud uno 6lammeu
inter oas Publitum treibi. Sin gutter
unb liderer gtsbeitporban9 wiir0e mad
NnIiht 0es Oerrn Gerhard DieIem 3.tped
eniipreden; .roboem qiebt er einem
yorbanq bon Giienbleh oen YorSug.
oa an Stelle bon gsbeit pielfa9 Der
YiliQteit tpeQen Elm fsueraefdbrlidts
Bacterial benubt Miro. Das mar b..
tannilih aud in benz GbicaQsr Srp-
quois= 3beater Der GaIl, oelien Iogs-
nannter NsbeHborbang, ab9eieben on=
bon, Dab er nur balb beriniergelalIen
tperoen fonnte, ben 6lammen ielber sur
yeute muroe. Sin feuerhderer Wor=
bnnQ miiroe nidt nur oas raIde linz
lid9tsifsn oes 6euers unmoglid ma
del, fonosrn aud in Den meiifen Gdl=
fen Den Mu5brud elmer t0oiliden pa-
nil gu rcrbinoern i'm Stauoe iein, oa
oas pubsifum alsbann oas 6eiier nidt
Ill Iebeil bermag.
Der 5meite in Dem 5eitgemdken gud
aemadte gurIdlaa betrifft 9uft0inun-
gen i'm DAD unmiitelbar iiber Der
Yiibne, melde ben Rauh uno bic toot-
liden Sale zines allsgsbrotenen She
aterbranoes nah o5en ableiten miiroen.
Sine nit iolden YorridtunQen Ders
iehene 8tibne bietet swar nod feine abs
%iollte Siderbeit gegen 6euersgefabr.
9oh meroen oaourd Die erihredeno
raIfe Nusbreituno 0es 6euers uno Der
furhtbare Meni6enberluf bel elmer
s~niltebsnoed Yanit p~erbinoert weroerl
f0nnen."
Wie iebr lid aud Die 5bea:erbeiiber
ftrduben moQen. miiilen Die 9eb0roen
ridldtslos I'M 0Ifentliden SntereHe
auf oieie YerbeRerunoen belteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Stalicuiidnc echrernchalte.

DAP in Stalien Die 2ebrer ni6t ali
Hofen ge6ettc. iino uno Die oeuiIher
8olesen I'M NsrgIeih gu linen az
pabre &r0iuhe erideinsn. oiirfie aus
folgen0er Stdtiltit berDorgeben: Sta.
lien bat $4,000 9ebrer, pon oieien En-
reiden faum 1000 cine Gebalts ituie
Die 1000 Gre iiberiteiet. oos iino BIZ
Itdotii9en Sebrsr; gut $4,000 be5iebsr
ipeniger ais 1000 Sire uno 0sbdlter
Die einem Saglobn poh 2.26 bis las
Qirc entlprs9en; iiber 5000 2ebrel
nno 2ebrerinnen nidt tIaiiifi3irtel
Sdulsn baben Osbalte bon 800 biz
100 2ire jdbrli6. (@in 2ira 1T etipc
20 Gents.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

Ioter uno 9 obn Err
aSpien. Die Yoli5ei in 9os @nz
geles, 8al., mar Don ben 9eborben III
equality. ST., erfudt tporoen, Der bcs
Beirugs cngetlagten 50jdbrigcn Sc
Tepb Gboiiler. Der nit Ieinem % Sabre
alten Sobne 2ouis gefliidtet mar unO
in einem 2ogirbauie 81 Cos 9lngsles
Wobmlns 9enpmmen bate, 81 perbafs
ten. 9us Die poli3iIten oaS Simmer
Der 6liihtlinge bstraten. feuerten bic
Ielben a.uf Die !6dider mchrere Sdiile
ob. Nun gabsn asfh Die poli5iiten
5euer, unb G6oiier unb fein Sobn
braden auf Der Gtele toOt aufammcn.
Sn ben Safden bes jiiugeren Mdnnes
puroe cine Yadridoft eon $500 aes
funben.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
GUTHRIE, OKLA, BANK
 COMPELLED TO SUSPEND
ONE OF THE OLDEST INSTITU-
 TIONS IN THE TERRIToRF

Prssidsnt Declares Dspositors wfli
 Lose Nosh,ng-ssI,a ,a55. 1000 ofAsssss to
 Pay sI,oss.OOO In Dsposis-An Unsx-
 pse.sd Drain Daring Month aud
 Run Yesterday Cause Of Failure.
 Guthrie, Okla, April 4.-The Capital National bank of this city, one of the oldest banking institutions in Oklaho- ma and a territorial and United States depository, closed it's doors to-day.
 c. E. Billingsley, president of the sus- pended bank. tonight said that the de- positors would be paid in full. and that at present a deal was pending to sell the assets of the bank so that the de- positors might be paid. When the bank closed it's doors there was s1.255,- 900 with which to pay s1,O3S,0O0 ir de- posits.
 The failure was caused by a heavy drain during the last month and an un- expected run this morning. The sus- pension was caused directly by the failure last week of the Holdenville National bank, of which MT. BillingsIey is president.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
DELINHD TO ANSWER.
Prominent Man May be Fined and Im-
 prio Q led for Contempt


 pri, O aed for contempt
 Glens Falls. N. Y., April 4.-In the special proceedings here to-day in the attempt to locate the mysterious Van Rensselaer, estate which has figured in the will oe the late William Moore, president Eugene Lashley of the Hud- son River Water Power company against whom the proceedings are di- rected, declined to answer the questions of counsel regarding the estate, believ- ing to be his duty, as an attorney, not to answer because his knowledge of the estate was the resul tof confidential communication from MT. Moore. After refusing to answer MT. Ashley, with considerable feeling said: :. And And state further that have taken my oath as a Mason. not to reveal it''
 Surrogate Jenkins directed a fine of $10O and Imprisonment for contempt The imprisonment is to take place April at 10 o'clock unless Mir. Ashley de- cides to answer the questions. The fine had to be paid at once and MT. Ashley remarked: T guess it's worth it.''
 MT. Ashley, through his counsel, stat ed to the court that if the appellate di- vision sustained the surrogate he would cheerfully furnish the executor all the information he had at hand regarding the Van Ransselaer estate
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
PINEHURsT GOLF TOURNAMENT
Miss Barnett Quaiifiss for champion- ship but Falls In Match Play.

Miss Barnett Qnalifiss for chhmpiom-
 ship but Falls in Match Play.
 Pinehurst, N. C., April 1.-The United North and South Amateur Golf cham pionship tournament began to-day with q womens championship medal. play qualification round, and the first round Of match play. The first eight gross scores qualified for the championship and the second eight for the consola- tion.
 The eight who qualified for cham pionship were as follows: Mrs M. D. Patterson. Englewood, 97; Miss M. w.. Eleanor Freeman, Mont Clair, 104; Mrs. H. S. Denny of Pittsburg, 104; Miss Edith Barnett, New Haven. 105; Mrs. M. B. Byrnes. New York, 109; Miss M. E. Heffelinger, Minikada, Minn., no; Mrs. William West, Camden county, 100: Mrs. B. s. Tomkins, Baltusrol, 112.
 The summary of the first play round follows: Miss Freeman beat Miss Edith Barnett. one up; Mrs. West beat Mrs. Tomkins, two up; Mrs. Denny beat Mrs. Byrnes, six up, five to play; Mrs. Patterson beat Miss Heffelfinger, three up, two. to play.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
FIRE SWEEPS WEST TAMPA.
Cigar Factories Destroyed d-Loss Over
 S3oo, o,000--a Panic.

Tampa, Fla, April Hire swept West Tampa this afternoon, and before it was practically under control at six o'clock had caused a loss which will ex-. ceed $300,00G. The only death so far known is that of a Cuban baby, which was burned in one of the cigar fac-' tories. A panic was created in the for ty factories in the town when the fire began to spread. and hundreds of men,, women and children fled from the fac- tories.
 The factories of Santa Ella & Go, and San Caro- & Co, both of Chicago, and J. M. Martinez and T. Sanchez, of Tam pa, were the heaviest lesers.
 The Santa Ella company lost q 25 aaas worth of tobacco besides large number of fine cigars. Fifteen blocks of busi- ness houses were destroyed.
 West Tampa has only a small water plant and as a consequence the water supply gave out The Tampa fire de- pertinent responded to the call for help and rendered all possible assistance. Hundreds of families of cigarmakers are homeless.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
PORT ARTHUR AGAIN
 UNDER JAPANESE FIRE
BoMBABDMENT TOOK
 PLACE LAST SUNDAY.

MIkado's scouts Entered wiju Yester-
 day u .sians Fell Back Beyond the YaIu-Eight Weeks From the Open- ing of the War Finds Japan Appar- entIy i'm Complete Possession of corea without Any Very Serious Land
 Fighting.
 London. April 5.-The Times corre- spondent at Che Foo. cabling under date of April 4, says there was another bombardment of Port Arthur April g., but that there are no authentic details of the engagement available.
 London, April 4-S:31 p. m.-A dis patch to Reuters Telegram company from Shanghai says. Japanese scouts entered Wiju. Corea, at Il o'clock this morning. The Russians apparently re- treated beyond the Yalu river"
 London, April 5.-Eight weeks from the opening. of the war sees Japan with out any very serious land fighting, ap- parently in complete possession ~of Corea and the first stage of the cam paign ended.
 According to the Daily Mails Kobe, Japan, correspondent, who telegraphs under date of April 4, Ping Yang dis patch has been received there confirm ing the report from Shanghai that Jap anese scouts entered Wiju, Corea at Il o'clock Monday morning, and that the Russians apparently retreated beyond the Yalu river but no further news of any kind is to hand throwing light on either land or sea operations. Every thing, however, is regarded as pointing to the immince of important develop ments.
 The Daily Mails Seoul correspondent, telegraping Monday, asserts that the landing of Japanese troops at Cinampo has now ceased, but that the port is guarded by a large fleet and the Japan csc base has been moved north from Ping Yang, where only a few troops now remain.
 The correspondent of the Standard at Tokio reports that the Japanese cor respondents at the front, who followed war express great surprise at the in- provement of the Japanese troops dur ing the past decade. The Improvement Is noticeable alike in equipment, organ ization end discipline and more espe- cially in the educational standard of the men.
 The Morning Posts Tokio correspon- dent says Japanese torpedo boats scout ing at Por tArthur discovered unen- cumbered a channel 1S0 yards wide which still admits of the passage of vessels.
 The Times correspondent at sea on April 4 in a wireless message via Wei Hai Wei says:
 T am cruising in the vicinity of Port Arthur. and have discovered no evil dence of vessels of either belligerent The impression is gaining ground that the Russians were not totally shut in by the Japanese attack of March 27.'' Continued on Third Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
STATE POLICE ACTITE.
Again Overstop Bridgeport Oepart-
 meat and make successfui Raid.

Again Overstcp Bridgeport Depart
 memt and Mako successfui Raid.
 Bridgeport, April 4.-Bridgeport's po- lice department was overstepped again to-day by the state police who con- ducted a successful raid on the keno joint run by Peter Brown in Bank St. Four frequenters and the proprietor were arrested by State Policeman Loucks, Deputy Sheriff Stagg of Strat- ford and Deputy Sheriff Heisler of this city, who made the raid. The proprietor was held and will be tried for keeping gaming place, but the other men were allowed to go, as it is claimed it would be difficult at a trial in Hartford to convict them of frequenting such an establishment in this city
 The raid to-day is considered signif- icant in that this makes the second within ten days that has been conduct ed by authorities outside the city. Bridgeport's police department was not consulted in the Modoc club raid and was overstepped by the state police in to-day's successful swoop.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
COAL-CARRYING ROADS LOSE
SUPREME COURT DECISION IN
 ANTHRACITE CASE.
Operators Must Produce consracts-An Example of the Way in Which Corr porations Play Into tho Hands Of Demagogues-A Victory for william K Hearst.

Washington, April 1.-The supreme court of the United States made high ly significant decision this morning, in the opinion of conservative lawyers here, in what is popularly known as the case of William R. Hearst against the coal-carrying roads. The case on the docket is entitled Interstate Com merce Commission vs. Baird, and was decided by the supreme court in favor of the contentious of the commission. the decision of the United States circuit court for the southern district of New York being reversed.
 Hearst in the action brought by him, alleged discrimination by the railroads which reached the anthracite coal mines in Pennsylvania. During the hearing some of the witnesses refused to produce certain contracts bearing upon the business of the railroad com panies and the coal mines, which action was upheld by the circuit court at New York. The supreme court holds that the contracts should have been sup piled. The opinion was handed down by Justice Day.
 IL IS lllllC, IGilidih hSO d tAlOu6i bAui observer, that the great corporations realized that they cannot defy the law at will without playing into the hands of agitators and demagogues.
 In this particular case the coal-car- rying railroads realized that they could not go into a joint traffic association to fix the freights and the selling price of coal, but they thought that they could evade the law by forming a little cor poration which could pretend to do the work of marketing coal. Its proceeds would be divided among the railroads according to a private contract show ing what each road should have, and so they would be accomplishing just what an act of congress attempted to pro- hibit
 Hearst saw the opportunity, and brought proceedings against them. Jus tice Brewer alone dissented from this opinion, which was rendered by Justice Day"
 It is assumed that a good deal of im- portance attaches to these contracts, or the railroads would not have objected so strenuously to their presentation. Coming at this time, with all the politi- cal complications involved, it is regard ed as extremely unfortunate that five railroads ever gave Hearst this oppor- tunity to make political capital for himself as an antitrust champion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
BLOOD FLOWS AT LAYTON.
Prom,n.n, Man shoot. Another a,
 Democratic convsatIon.


 Lawton. Okla. April 4-L T. Rus sell. of the State Democrat. to-day shot and severely wounded Colonel J. W. Hawkins. former assistant chief of po- lice, while the democratic county con- vention was organizing. Hawkins was shot in the right thigh. the left knee and the abdomen. The streets were crowded when Russell fired three shots. it is said. before Hawkins drew a pis- tol. Hawkins fired at Russell as Rus sell ran from behind a wagon to a stairway, but the shots went wild. From the stairway Russell fired again, but ineffectively. Hawkins asked the crowd to stand out of the way before he fell. Russell is in jail Both men were active in politics.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
You.r Dex.er,s slayer Known.

Randolph. Mass. April 4.-State De- tective Scott, who has charge of the in- vestisation being made into the death by shooting of Parker Dexter at the home of his parents in this town March 27 announced tonight that the person who did the shooting was known to the police. So far as the officers are con- cerned the mystery surrounding the death oe the eleven year old boy is solved. Detective Scott said that the particulars of the case would be given out within few days,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
DODGE AGAIN MRS. MORSE.
dity of Her Divorce Sustained by
 Jnstice Truax.

dity of Her Divorce Sustained by Jmstice Truax.
 Wv York, April 4.-Justice Truax in Fupreme court to-day handed down eision sustaining the validity of the rec obtained by Mrs. Clemence se from her husband, Charles F. se, about two years before she was Tied to Charles w. Morse. The de-
 h, which sets aside the order ob- Fd by Dodge vacating the decree of fce obtained against him by his was made in confirming the re- | of Referee w. G. Davies, who held Dodge had been properly served |. the divorce papers, and that he |retained Mortimer A. Ruger as his |sel.
 Judge Truax's decision Mrs. Ee is shown to have been legally reed from Dodge at the time she |me the wife of Charles w. Morse, ter and former president of the |rican Ice company, and that she perfect legal right to contract marriage.