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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Oesa~@erteS NIettM.

Smsar gureb S&tniea = grfe NuaIitdt :
1870 4fmb 1919: Is 8f2nb 18ae; 10-N
Rfunb 13a; 8ueite nuaIttdt Sole 8futb
12ae (; Ii Rfunb l24: : IL 4funb l3fe |; 10
Yfunp 1916.
gaIiformtj@e S@tnien-8 BIB 8 Rfunb 9ae;
8 BIS IL 4funb &c.
S@mterm-GneI. Gureb, Is tts 20 9tutb
I'm Dur@i@nitt, 10fc; l6 Rfuns Dur@f&Httt.
1876, 10 BIB IL Bfanh lie.
Grabnad,e Gnstfb eureb Is
aewdblter euaar Gureb 16c, 81 BfSnb tn
Dur@f4nttt Ice; 8 bis Q Bfunb I'm 1ur@s
i4mttt 14e; 10 BIB IL Rfunb tm Dur4i&mtt
1lae; 5 EIanb TN Dur9i&ntH. i&maI, lie.
6 4fanb ts Our@i&nit. f&maf, lie.
epe6, gn9I.-gewdbIter, 8 Bis 10 Bfutb
tm Dur9f9ntt. l3f; IL bS II 4fusb Ia
Dur@f@uttt. 1ae.
eped-2Iare Setten, 90 bs 10 Bfunb tn
Gur&i@nitt, lose; 3Iare eetten. 20 b3 80
Rfunb, lie; alare Bellies. 25 BIS 80 ptrnb.
l03e; Is BIB 20 9fb.. lie; IA bic Is pfunb,
Ill; aIare Sdiden. Is bis 30 4fuab. l0}c:
Ea6en IL Bic 1e pf'ab 1o4e; 3Iare ssdaden 8
bts 8 4fnnh. Sc
@ep56eItes e4weinelsi4 &no&enIoIes
0ancp Big SIC. so; RtareS Uean $2n. 90; 6aus
y $500; etorf Clear $3.50; saampf
$14. 90.
0sborrteB NimbHeH9 - e@tnfen, rsa
Sen. 14fe; 9uSeniettea lie; Snnenf. Is;
&n64eI l1e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

6rN@es Rinbfet4-BefIt9e ettere -6}
&C.; bieiiee etiere 8a-.9e; btetge &tabes
$50 Dts ko0 |fGno 7e; biefise RAbe 400
bts $50 4faao SIC 2Ibe $50 BIB $50 Yfunb
&c; Gtier BoroerpierteI 6}e, etter 2tmtes'
piertsI l12e,. Rinb 9tnteruierteI Sc, &tnb
gorberpierteI &c, Ruiz BorteruterteI s3e, 3ab
0snteruterteI IL.
6rii9eB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1910, Stnter'
pierteI 13c, Borberpiertel Sc.
Strides S&afTsii@ = 2dunner per pfnah
8; e@ofe 7}e; S&enieI l3c; &ods hrs
1se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Standardization.
u ngefont men:

ms M m IN:
Sabre: 80 @~ascoans" bon Metp Dorf.
Queenstown: Settle" bon. Netp Oorf
nod 2iberpool.
Srisf: y@uilia" bon Nem Dorf bta
6eapel uno 8enebig.
Stettin: vbi Nbria" bon Netp Oorf bio
@brifianiano uno Copenhagen.
@lasgow: n@artbaganian" Ron pbila-
helpbia bia ct. Sobns, q. s..
2iperpool: y@ebic" bon Sem Onrf.
8oulosne: ,Noroam" bon Nem BORT
mad ROTTERDAM.
@enua: r26nis gilbert" bon Neu Oort
bia Gibraltar uno Neapel.
u bgeabrer.
2iberpoOl: v9amburs" mad New Yorf
bia @herbour9.
gbrifianiano: ySslanb" nod Stem
Dorf.
Queenstown: ,Spmrie" nod Bottom.
Gibraltar: vprineeb Serene" nod Nep
Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
0etretDe.

&eisex - go. 2 retber $1.1e aui 0ele,,
fen, $1.18 Don RabIen; 80. 8 rotRer $1.l2
Hopember 81. Il; Basenuesen $1.I6.
Rorn (neues) go. l weib 664c ; so. Q
meib b63c go. 9 wetb b53c; SO. 4 petS,
633e; 70. 2 weib semii9t 553e ; go. 8
uetb searii9t b6ae; SO. 4 metb semti9'
633e; SO 2 seIb &c; SO 8 seIb 66' {;
go. 4 seIb 64e; SO. . seusi@t s53e !.
30. 8 aemii&t 65}c; go. 4 seusiGt b33s T;
3pIben 66e.
Safer- Ts. Q wetSr Bic; 30. 8 retber
6c3e; 20. 2 oeusti@ter 30}e; go. 8 aemii@as
80fc.
Qeu $40. 1 1imotbp $500; 70.
2, So 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Won Jruuen erdlasen n.
sSn Der ungurifden @emeinbe Self
ponte Der Grefutipbeamte @ants Bel
mebrersn 8auern pfGnbuns borneb>
men. Gr bate eben BEL Der 8Guerin
Muberf9mibt bas Bettaeug auf einen
Wasen brinsen Iafen, Obipobl i'm bic
Grau bGnberinsenb Bat, es ibr gu lafs
fen. Gs entfpann fid atoif9en ben
Beiben Elm Dortpe9fel unb Der BE-
ANTE perfebte Der 8duerin einen
S9las. Tie ansefammelten Neusiez
riser, aumeift Trauen, nabmen eesen
ben 8eamten cine brpbenbe 9altune
ein. @ants fenbete our @enbarmeris
UNI 9ilfe. Nls fid iebod Der Diener
entfernt bate, ftiirSten fi9 bic Grauer
auf Gants unb priiselten ibn 10 lange,
Bis er feinen @erleBunsen erlag. 0iele
Dsrbaftungen uurbeH pOrsenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Ttntotbp-Eertaufspretie: S9. 0o-l0.0I
Rice Eertaufspreiie: $40 O0-sll.Ool
DeIi&torn - Heriaufspreie: ie mad be,
0uGIttdt, 62-65t; neues 40 bis 46c.
&ofer-se&dIt 44-46e; IN ben Gesres
S8.0O-$9.50 per Tomne. Neuer 82-85c.S
ctrob-9rete, ie mad benz @r.so. tn Eei,
len, $S.60-$6.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Der SC | 8 mus, Der
cine Sorm BON 8lDbfinn bartlett, III
mad einem Werfabren bes Wiener prp'
fefors Wagner beilbar. Magner bdi
SO 4retin2 bebunbelt unb in alien
SGnen siinitise grfolge eraielt, ielbfi
bann, tpenn Die patienten bereits Bic
periobe bes Wadstbums binter fid
batten. 8ei fGmmtli9en &retins mar
eine 8erbeferung Der Spruds au tons
ftatiren. Cine Mn3abl bon NIT Rre=
tinismus bebuftete Ginber purbeu
bur4 bic @ebanblung bon Seiten Nag
ners gum S4ulbefu8e bsfdhigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Surge 9epei@em.
4. Hopember.
SnIaub.

SnlauD.
&em Yort. Das Befinoen bes
iapanii6en @eianoten Safabira 1T be-
oeutenb 9ebeRert. Der Nrat ertldrt
ale @efabr fir ibermunoen.
g t. 2ouis. Inter Jiibrun9 BON
Sir Wiaiam Wbitemel, 2onbon, fa-
men 80 Mit9lieber beg britii4en @iien-
unb Stabl.S nffituts bier an.
Granb &apios, Mid. Die
ganae Weffeite beg Stdbt9ens Warion.
100 Meilen norbmefli9. III nit einem
gerlut bon 5000, 900 a~bgsbrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Hirfe 9erduperte Brarm,ra sae.
S~ranttartsr 73e; Bologna tn Ddr1,en O., in
Tu@ SIC.
e9mal- tn xterces-l. Dual. l03s; p,
nuaiitdt 9ie; 8. nuaIitdt OK.
O1ttes, 0tes mo 0ehAseI
SdnSIer beabIen foIsenbe EreHe:
Butter = Country. 10c, Grecmers 24t,
GIets 25e.
Ger-20c per Tutenb.
Sabner S3c. Sabine 8. Eurieps-lo.
2ate.
gngros . ~Bertaufsprei{e Smsorsrter
e@pepsrtdfe 80c per 4flnb etabetmS0e.
e@wepertdfe lie, Btsconfn Gsean . ad3s
l23. Tew gorf GbeSbars, I2}e, esnnesuds
s@er 2taburser 12-14e. Grid 18-14e.
0epeesteS.
SnhtanapsIts Rafeesprefe
0es6bnI. BIB gutter l0-12e; prtzta Bib os
udbIter l4-16e Tanep 82&-83c, goSex
geIou 10 BIB 22e, Sapa $50.
SIN 4adetsn
Artoia sl3.25. Zion sl2.75, Series sls.2S:
Caracas $12. 75. DiHmortk's $12. a5. Gnttd
Sasa Blens $l6. 0 {, RaiIBou& Sl2.2 |, eatsi
8Ienbeb Sapa $I2.2
Smder-D omtnoes 5000; Stidsuner e.86
SuIperifrter 5.s5e; x3x3 $uIperiTrter 6.sOs.
fetaer srGnuIirter 5.55c; Gabes 6.o5e; Con.
i~eetioners' G6.5Oe; H~ibsepoob q 6.4Oe; BkS.
mtg u b.85e; GunYtre Y .8Oe; SbeaI artra
Solben 6 6.25e; Btmbfor Grtra 9 b.soe,
&ibsepoob Z b.40c; seIber 6 4. s5e; 1s oeL
Bee 4.60.
@etrodnete 5rl&te-HepfeI, on Der Come
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e Biz 7ke;
@tron 18e bts 14e; Rofnen. 2 gromn, p4
Thanh, T, 8 Groun TIC, 4 Growu TIC Iaas
menfuese &c bis Sc, California Wuseats 7ks;
eultana 7&e, tnsportirts euItana lie bts lle,
California 9priioien ee Biz Lee.
PidIss-24oo INT Sat SO; 12oc TN Sss
So; 1900 I'M SaIbfab $3.50; 600 TN soi
$3.50.
eprup-etanborb gern 23e BIB Csc; &c,
wdbIter &c bis 82c; Sorghum 28e Biz 3ss;
New Orleans NoIaHes Ice BITS Csc; aesudbI.
ter 30c BIS 8Se.
Gtnsema&te Observation-Disclosures 8 pfs.,
$l.l0c Rea&es 6tanoarb. 8 4fb., "a
2.26; combs 8 Bfunb 81. 60-Sl. u; Biz
Beaaes. 81. 40-S1.50; Gnanas, etanbare,
Z Rfo., 81. 66-S1.90; eeeonbs, 2 Etusb,
81. % $l.45; CRIME 1obnen, 8 gfumb Ran,
men,, 8abama Ananas $l.90-$2. 25e,
@efebte Grbfen, $1.20-S1. 76, fribe SuRt 90
@ents, &arrow 9Oc, es,seuei@te Ws-S0
tomatoes. Q Pfunb. 81. 10-s1.15. 8udsr,
Rom $685. %. apfeIbutter, ser Dutsnb,
8 Hftnh, 81.
@Re-BrasiI nea Sc Bic 10c; SiIberts IL
YtanbeIn Ia; wei8f&aIise RanbeIn Loo;
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; peamats &c bis 6ie,
serSfete 7e Bis Sc; GnsIi&e MalniHe
effs-Ral go gr. Tef). Sas. S-11e ps
@oIIcas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

nsarfe eeran@erte srarwurf s}e.
Srantharter 73e; Bologna tn Ddrren es. in
Xu& SIC.
S9maI5- tn xterces-l. Dual. I03c: p.
nuaiitdt 9ie: 8. nuoIitdf 9}e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

indianapolis Detail, gertaufspretis:
Ramnuitb 2Iee $6.50-H.0 90.
&otber $s.00-$6.7 rs.
AIftfe 81. 25--$8.00.
NIfaIfa s .60-$9.OO.
DeiBer SO. 50-$1O.25.
6ancp Tintotbb S1.86-$l.90.
@e,pdbIter 81 6O-$1. e6.
8riuna 81. 75I$1.0 60:
Gancp 2entudp BIausrab $1.40-N.50
@rtra reines IN @tof 60c-6Oc.
Or@arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
&eb Cop IN @baf 85c-$1. %.
Betber Soma Samea 9afer 60c-60e.
0eiber Sutnois s6c-66e.
earnen Com wetb unh seIb 81. 10-$1.81
Nmber 8uderrobr Sonen $1-1.25.
@uftIase @orn 90e-Sl.10
6riibiabr 0erfte 9Oe-$1.1O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Gambler beabIen foIsetbe Rretie:
Butter Country. 10c, Greomers 24t,
eIeis 25e
eier-20c per Dutenb.
Sibner 92e. Sabine 8. Turfeps-l0:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Tra@te.
GepfeI-$1.O 0-$2. 80 per 6ab.
gananen-geu6bIte 81. IS bis $1.50 pc,
Brn&, speite NuaIitdt Toe bis SLIGO.
aotusnlHe-$3.25 per 9uneert.
@stronen-Ne1fnas, "a. 90.
Oranaen-Sanep California & aIensia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 Biz $3.26.
@~nanas-$2 .2b per @rate.
8faumen-$1.00 per 8uibeI.
girnen 7he-$1. 90 per BuibeI.
Sancp Birnen-$1.60 per grate.
Seisem : ennprna l1-16c bas DtGnb.
DatteIn &c per Bfuab, 60 RfS. &tten.
Neuer Soni8-l6c.
1rauben l0e Bis 16c per Rorb.
8firi&e 81 bis So % per BuibeI.
0emhfe
Neue rotbe &iben-60c per Bufbel.
Nraut-60e bis 76e per 6ab.
8Iumemtobl $l.5s per Du$enb.
@urfen 40c per 9orb.
GeIerp-per Bund l6e.
@riine Bobnet 76c per DuibeI.
Grimes Gorn, s-8c per DuSenb.
Neue 4artofetn 5Oc per 8uibeI.
Slbtartofeln $2-3 per Sab.
%abiefe 8c-18c per Dusenb Hun4es.
Nbabarb l0c per Dusenb.
SaIat 81. GO per Sab.
3m,ebeln - 65c-65c per Duibel.
Spanii@e 8ruiebeIn 81 so per Grate.
Tomatoes-6O per BufbeI.
Napp Bobnen 81. 10 per DuibeI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-17

lLaee bal. tear next spring in the his
tory Of the school In the past mos
of the attention has been tuicl,d to the
grldrca hut Frof. Hall has announced
his Intention Of isvoting sll the neces-
sary time to- base tall and here is
also an enthusiastic spirit in the schcol
for the great national lame Walke'
and Cook arc :wo good cles behind
The bat and the prospects are cscellent
for a good pitching stan 1adsell
PiekharI Riley aud Tosh are all good
twlrlers and there is quite gooa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-17

bunch Of new material that NAV dc
velop We nave several new ren that
are stars ia the diamond. Cne Of
them is Guy Turner OF Oklahoma city.
whc was the star fer i'lees Military
academy two years ago. and last year
played With Princeton. lock for a
team that VIII put our cid rival, the
\. and NJ college, ont Of business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-17
TO oscANizE BALL CLUB.
Oklahoma Ur;vers'ty Has Good Bass
Ball Matsriai

Walter Ferguson son Of Guvernor
Ferguson. who is student IN the Ok
lahnma III versitv came ~ fron Nor
mar toiay to visit his parents for a
lew DAYS Among otSc: ,dinas that
are Of fattering nature. concerning
the university he said
THE university viii have the finest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-17
sIrat presbyterIan churnh.

-irst Presbyterian Churc1.
Corner Noble avenue and Division
Eireei
sabbath school IS M
Preaching II a nj and 20 p. m.
Junior c E.. p N.
" p s. c. +. 6.S5 p. M.
4 cordial invitation is extended to
AZ. W. c. Miles, Pastor
The West Side Coal Yard is the hest
place 70 leave your order for coal and
wood Give me trial order T. d.
eIarshall Phopa 375. Terms cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-17

We also carry extensive line of Brandies Cor
dias Clear Havana, Key West Porto Rican, Imported
and Domestic Cigars put up handsome packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
MRS. CHADWICK ARRESTED.
MARSHdLS DEPUTY STAYS IN HER ROOM 1T BRES.
LIN WHILE OTHERS GUARD DOOR OUTSIDE
She El"des P"ufrs in Cab Dash from Hotel Carnegie Eont
Prosecute-More Prisoners Expected.

Charged by the government with aiding and
abetting a bank official in misappIying $125O0
from the Citizens National Bank Of Oberlin.
Ohio, Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick was arrested at
the Hotel Brcsn, Broadway and Twenty-ninth-
St. soon after s o'clock last night.
Throughout the night a New-York marshal.
two deputies, and agents of the United States
Secret Service kept vigil outside her apartments.
practically cutting off any possible chance of
escape. To make assurance doubly certain, one
Of the deputies stayed II the room in which
Mrs. Chadwick slept. couch being moved In
for him soon after 10 O'Clock.
1t is expected The Tribune learns that further
arrests will follow at almost any hour. Pro
vided, seems probable. she is we'll enough to
leave the hotel, Mrs. Chadwick will be arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields at
10 o'clock this morning. She then it is said,
will have the alternative of furnishing 10000
bail going to Jail 1t is expected that an ap-
plication will be made a United States Cir
cult Court Judge by the United States District
Attorney for a warrant of removal TO Ohio.
This may give her an opportunity 10 make a
vigorous fight against the extradition- She can
first ask for particulars of probable cause, and
take it to a higher court with an application for
a writ OF habeas corpus. which might ma ke
necessary a review of the entire proceedings.
II will be recalled that in the George w
Beavers postoffice case these proceedings IN
voIred q delay OF many months.
ARREST CLIMAX OF EXCITING DAY.
Beginning with Andrew Carnegie's declara-
ton that whether not certain Chadwick
notes bearing his signature were forgeries. ne
would not prosecute under any circumstances;
continuing with Mrs. Chadwicks wild dash
from the Amsterdam to the Hotel Bresiin.
in the course of which by fast and circuttous
driving, she succeeded for the time being in
shaking off all pursuers, and ending in her ar
rest by a combined force of marshals and Sc
cret Service operatives yesterday was the most
exciting day in this remarkable case
The arrest was made after long conference
in the Federal Building between United States
Commissioner Shields. Assistant United States
District Attorney Baldwin, Secret Service Agent
Flynn Chief of the New-YOrk Bureau; United
States Marshal Henkel and Deputy Marshals
Kump. Hecht and Kinnengeiser. Commissioner
Shields issued the warrant which charges 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
AFTER TOBACCO TRUST.
The Department of Justice VII
Make an Investigation.
IrroM THE TRIBUNE BuREAu.I

Washington, Dec THE Department OF JUS
tice has decided 10 make an investigation ot
the methods and operations Of the sO-called
Tobacco Trust composed OF the American and
Continental companies. of this country. and the
British Imperial Company, of England, which
buys practically the entire leaf tobacco output
of Kentucky and Tennessee. Felix G. Ewing.
president of the Tennessee and Kentucky To
bacco Growers Association. to-day received as
surances that the Attorney General would ap-
point A E Garner of Springfield. Tenn. a
specaI attorney to assist District Attorney TILL
man in making the investigation and prosecut-
ing the trust should the facts developed war
RAJ such action
It is alleged by the tobacco growers that be
cause of the methods of the trust. which. il is
declared. have stifed all competition In buying
the price of tobacco averages to-day only one
fifth Of what 1t did five years ago. and that
now instead of there being many bidders for
the crop. the territory is parceHed out. the
price fixed and one agent is selected by the
trust to cover certain territory. and the to-
bacco must be sold tc him not be disposed
Of at all In this manner the entire tobacco
growing region of Tennessee and Kentucky Is
covered by the agents OF the trust. TO the ex-
Cusion. Il IS asserted. Of all other possible
buyers.
This tobacco is raised almost exclusively for
export. If bought by the American or the Con
tinentaI company. the tobacco is sent abroad
as a manufactured article; If sold 10 the Brit
sh Imperial company, it is shipped for manu-
facture on the other side. II is asserted that
the English company has contracts 10 repre-
sent French Austrian and Italian interests, a9c
that IN this way the American and E"Si.sn
concerns operating combination. control
the market and stife all competition.
II the conditions are found 10 be as they have
heen untltred 10 the Department OF Justice, ana
ne Investigation shows that the tobacco IN
dustry of Tennessee and Kentucky IS meuaced
hy the practices of the so-cdlled trust, every
legal effort viii be made by the government TO
remedy the evil and restore TO the tobacco
growers the rights and privileges ot which 1t
is declared they have been deprved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
NEW TURN" IN MRS. WIGGS. .
Mr. Stubbins'' Does Flip-Flop into the
Band

William I. Hodge, who plays MIR. Stub
bins in Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch -
astonished the audience at the Savoy Thea
tire last night by a feat not down in the
prompt book. In the first Mr.. Stub
bins. in moment of high spirits
induced by the prospect of his wedding with
woman who can cook" seizes Mrs Wiggs and
spins about with her in mad dance. Then
releasing her, he keeps spinning alone poised
foot. Last night Mr.. Hodge spun too
the footlightF, and while his back was tow
ard the audience his foot went down the trough
he did neat hp-hop and landed between the
musical director and the first violin Some Of
the audience thought 1t a joke, but others
screamed. Mr.. Hodge, however. save for
strained ankle none the worse for his fall
except for a somewhat ruftied dignity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08

violation Of Section J.209 of the federal laws
relating to conspiracy
dramatic scene occurred i'm the womans
room when the officials announced To- Mrs
Chadwick that she was under arrest 1t was
about G:l1 O'Clock when Marshal Henkel his
deputies and Flynn arrived at the hotel ascend
ing at once to the womans apartments
Mrs. Chadwick occ upies q suite of four rooms
on the seventh floor. overlooking "a Broadway and
Twenty -ninth-st. corner. Marshal HenkeI en-
tered without knocking. and found the woman IN
bed Politely dofing his hat. ne advanced to
her bedside and said:
Madam am United States Marshal HeukeI
and have an unpleasant duty 70 perform am
obliged To serve a warrant tor your Arrest issued
by United States Commissioner Shields at the
instance Of the federal authorities os Ohio
Scarcely had ne uttered the words than Mrs.
Chadwicks maid who with her SON Emit. was
In the room, lapsed into MYSTERIES sob5irg and
calling her mistress repeatedly by name. Al
though palTably nervous, Mrs cha Iuick con-
tinued. after fashion. to maintain her COM
posure
1 am very nervous ana ill.," she objected.
what shall I do I certainly am unable to get
up?"
In that case" replied the marshal Il SHAH
be Obliged TO remain here and keep YOU under
surveillance, You vii. realize that unpleasant
as this is for both of US. YOU are q prisoner ar,
nave no right To leave y0u here alone T win
DO everything can" he added. Ito relieve you
of annoyance"
THE TENT OF THE COMPLAINT.
The fun text Of Mr. BaldwIa's complain, fol-
lows:
Ernest r: Baldwin. District Attorre, for he
southern District of New-Ycrk being duly
Sworn sworn SAYS on ini2rmation and belief that on ~
aoout August 26, 1903. in OberIir. Laraf1
Souhty, ONO. one G. T. BeckNith and A r.
spear. IN Violation of Section = 2t.I If tha F,s-
Elsed statutes Of the United States unlawr,I1Iv.
hHoWli&lE ana telo0iOUsIv and wiisuIIv-the saif
beckWlth being then and thtre the p-esf4err or
banking association. 20 wit the Cifrfz7~s- "a.
t!oIill BANK OF oherlin. ohio. and the slid 4 Y
spear ntlhS the cashier Of banking 2 assoeia-
IOi' ' 10 VII. the Citizens National Bank ~
OoerIn Oh!o-dld rEisapply a portion Of ,bA
money, funds and credit Cf the said C-stizerS,
National Bank with Tho intent ON tbair 49,
10 nlure and defvaud the said b7rkfT,-
association and its shareholders ana lfrocfo~s
Continued ou second rage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
SHELLS DESTROY FI1hET
1"S foltgra Sanh- The RetUiau
ana BayaR Hammered 4

A.. Dec The commander Of the Jan
naval guns in front Of Port Arthur. teIe-
-@g on December g. says.
fhors @Ss.serystion Sss. taken from Metre Him
'is, ma NE turret ship Poltava Is sunk ana
1ot '9'llesAip Retyizan Is listing heavily 10
lie go i-ons taken on December g covered
Arz 49,. .! the honbardTneut OF DeceIuler :
Shu-SFt @EiAG observations from a hiU near
l5e c7a11'.. en-, beg : we have daily bombarded
Prom ~ Lee' !yiug south Of Pel-Yu HUl
O. The ''al a Iont Only the nasts and funnel tons
cruiseT .95atfieshipa Pobieca, Retvizan or The
possibie a4lad.t could be seen bur il was i'm
taxing - ~ count The number II our shells
Shells 80. Sh-.s explosions resulting from orr
tons b'-i De seen, bur. owing 10 their uosi
them -'lq nils il was difficult 10 Identify
enerrys' 80 80. .. our shells taking effect on the
On SIits was IS follows:
~ Ibe tssel Of the Pobieda type thirty-forr.
lsds t95alltieship ietVizan or the cruiser Pal,
eleyer ~ = Tour; pn ihe ;urret ship Poltaya
from Ai,5slces these, fifty other shells sfrucL
On r.th e@Dl' ions followed
Fhir .iiDer /. even shells struck tho battla
piosion ,la' ana AT about ; 30 D. m "A bic, ev
observed south Of Pef-Yu Noun
S'niRued on seventh page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
GUN DOWNS "A MEN.
INJURIES TWO OFFICERS.
4rtilIery Detachment at Fort Weth-
ereH Barely Escapes Death.

Newport. r. T., Dec THE premature dis
charge Of a big 1O-inch gun Fort Wetherell,
one OF the defensive works of Nara gansett
Bay. to-day demolished tho gun carriage and
platform and hurled to the ground the entire
gun detachment of twenty-four men, including
Lieutenant Colonel J. II. Willard of the en-
gneers. and Lieutenant Frank w Rawlston, OF
the Coast Artillery. These two officers had
thelr eyes and ears temporarily affected, and
Lieutenant Rawlston sustained severe cuts
the face. but none oS the soldiers injured
except for a few bruises caused by the violence
of their falls. Both officers removed to
the post hospital, but Lieutenant Colonel Will
ard later walked to his quarters. Lieutenant
Rawlston Will probably be under medical treat
meat only few days.
1t is thought that defective primer was the
cause OF the unexpected discharge. The gun
had been loaded with a 570-pound shell by de-
tachment of the 91th Coast Artillery, under
the direction of the two officers. The breech
had been closed. but the recoiling gear had not
been placed in position Without the slightest
warning the gun was discharged and the recoil
lifted the piece from its carriage and threw it
back on its trunnions. wrecking them. we'll
the platform. Fortunately one standing
directly behind the gun, but every one near it
was thrown to the ground The shell passed
through the top Of the parapet wreckng IT, and
continued on out to sea. 1t is regarded miracu-
Ious that all the men not killed.
Most of the men spraug Immediately TO their
feet and ran to the assistance of the two off,
10 fer a few minutes stunned by the
,,.lld ds-ion They recovered soon and were
10 Che hospital.
The accident is said to be the first that has
occurred at the fort.