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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
THE Late WAR
VETERANS MEET

The second annual reunion of the
Twelfth Regiment Spanish American
War Veterans Association, held in Mil
ton on Saturday was ashighly success
fol affair in every detail. There were
in all 1876 veterans in attendance. The
Company F delegation was composed
of O. P. Gearhart. H. F. Prentiss, DR..
Il. L. Davis. William r. Russell,
Michael Conley. William Marshall,
Edward Klase, E. P. Thomas. H. l..
Dreifuss and H. r. Slifer.
At the afternoon business meeting
the veterans we're welcomed by Hon.
Wildun Scott, mayor of Milton, and
Major John NJ. Caldwell and re-
sponse was made by Colonel James B.
Coryell. The election resulted in the
choice of the following officers to serve
for the ensuing year. President, Ool-
onel James B. Coryell; Vice Presi-,
dents. Major william II. Straub and
Captain Charles P. Gearhart; Secre-
tary. Colonel NJ. H. Taggart; Treasur-
er. A. Gunyon.
1t was decided to hold the next re-
union at Sunbury Oh October 2Sth,
1905, the 28th being chosen because
the regular date, October 29th. next
year falls on Sunday. LewisbuIg, Sun
bury and Lock Haven all were after
the next gathering, but Sunbury was
chosen by a majority Of sixty votes.
The supper that was served in the
Armory was an elaborate one which
was greatly enjoyed by the soldier
boys, who in fact had royal good
time throughout the reunion and spoke
in warm praise of the hospit tality of
Milton.
The short parade in the evening was
followed by meeting at s O'Clock at
which Brigadier General J. P. S.
Goblin, of Lebanon, made an able ad
dress that was heard with great in
teIest. The singing Of Travette Maj
fet, of Willismsport, and the music of
Gaski ms Military Band were features
of the meeting. Officers of the staff
and line made short addresses OF q
timely nature.
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old TIMERS
WIN ANOTHER

. Two games Of basket ball at the
Armory Friday night we're enjoyed by
about three hundred spectators. The
first game between the Old Timer Re-
serves aud Silk Mill was a little slow
and showed lack of practice on the
part of the Silk Mill team. The score
was IS to 3 in favor Of the Reserves
The second and main game was be.
twee the Old Timers of Danville and
the Bloomsbury team called the Glover
Wheelmen and was we'll played. result
ing in favor Of the Old Timers by
score of 10 to Is. The local team had
better control of the ball in goal throw
ing than their opponets. Gaskins was
injured in the first half and delayed
the game few minutes. He recovered
and did excellent work.
The line up and summaries of both
games. in the order played. followJ:
RESERVES. SILK MILL.
Edmondson ... forward. ....... Heller
Gillaspy. ...... forward ..... Bloom
Reifsnyder .. center jenkins
Roberts. ts......... guard .... Smith
Boyer. ........ guard $50. Montague
Goals from field: Gillaspy, 8. Reif-
snyder, 3. Edmondson, 3, Boyer. 1,
Smith, /. Score: Reserves 1S, Silk
Mill 2. Time of halves l5 and 10 min.
utes. Umpire. Edmondson.
OLD TIMERS. BLOOMSBURY.
0askins. ... forward .. Williams
Bedes. ...... forward. 49, Appleman
Sechler. ...... center ..... Gilmore
Dougherty 49,. defense. ........ Price
Russell ...... defense. ...... Taylor
Goals from field: Gaskins, 3. Bedea,
l. Sechler, 1, Dougherty, /, Russell.
l, Williams, 3. Applemsn. 1. Gilmore,
l. Prioe.l, Taylor, 1, On fouls: Gssk-
ins, s, Appleman, /. Time of halves,
20 minutes. Umpires, Bedea and Rosen'
thai. Score: Old Timers, 10, Blooms
burg, 15
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
Was a Unique Celebration.

To take ones FIRST trolley ride on the
9Sth anniversary Of ona's birth is to
say the least unique method of oele.
bration. This Ia what Mrs. Margaret
Sechler. Aunt Peggy" Of East Dan
vile. did on Saturday. In company
with Mrs. s. F. Rickstts, Mrs. Sarah
Forester and Mrs. John Sechler,
Aunt Peggy" made trip to Blooms
burg aud return and enjoyed 1t great.
ly.
Many persons called on the s9od lady
during the day, Saturday, and con-
graduated her, among them being Mrs
j. Sweisfort, Mrs. Sickle. Mrs. Cleav-
er, Mrs. Walleze, Mrs. l A.. PersinR,
Rev. and Mrs. Limbert aud Paul Lin.
bert
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
SOCIALIST
For President and Vice President
DEBS AND HANFORD.
Presidential Electors.

Edward J. Cook, Henry John Peter,
8. Holmes, william d. Altman, Thorn
as j. Frederick, Andrew p. Bower.
Elwood w. Leffler, Robert b. Ring
ler. John H. Nase, Alfred Chatelain,
Edward A. Evans. Bernard V. Ken
nedy. William H. Keevsn, Walter Mel.
son Lodge, Peter q. Heydrick, Davis
A. Palmer, Conrad J. Rechsteine, Ar.
thur J. Dennis, Frank r. Field, Will.
lam A. Stroup. John D. Ortlip, Elmer
H. Young. John A. SturRis. Patrick
Smith, Edward Kuppinger, Walter W.
Rihl, Julius Weber, Paul B. Wreath,
Christian Sauer, Frederick W. Skor.
sets. Herman Lemke. Adolphus A.
McKeen. Hsrvey W. Shay, Francis j.
Rogers.
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Halloween PARTY.

Mrs. Robert May gave Hallowe en-
party to number of friepds Monday
evening at her home, Chamb RS street.
Those present were Mrs. Gilbert
West, Mrs. P. West. Willie West, Jas.
per West, Miss Emma May, Robert
May, Alfred May, Martha May, Frank
Adams, Frank. Albert and Sara Paugh.
Lydia Reece, John Reece Luther, Ethel
and Helen Fox, Eva Thomas and A.
Owen
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
THE PROCLAMATION
OF SHERIFF MAIERS
The ELECTION notice IS herewith PUBLISHED BY The AMERICAN
IN The FORM PRESCRIBED BY uAW--VOTNG places
THROUGHOUT The COUNTY,
gives NAMES OF ELECTORS and CANDIDATES

The AMERICAN herewith pre-
sents the election proclamation pre-
scribed by law, IN which Sheriff Maiers
calls the attention of voters to the
election to be held in Montour county
on Tuesday, November Sth. The pro.
clsmation gives the names of the presi-
Dental candidates of the several par
ties, the names of the presidential cleo
tors and of the candidates for other
offices to be filed also the places in
which elections are to be hell. The
proclamation follows:
I. George Maiers. High Sheriff of
the County of Montour. in the Uom--
monwealth Of Pennsylvania, do here
by make known aud give notice to the
Electors of the county of Montour. Pa.
that an election will be held in the
said County on Tuesday, the Sth day
Of Novembe A. D. 1904. it being the
Tuesday following the irst Monday in
November, the polls to be opened at 7
o o'clook A. M. and closed at Z O'Clock
P. NJ. at which time the Freemen of
Montour County will vote by ballot
for the purpose Of electing the follow
ing officers:
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rlen Thrown OFF Wagon.

The driver of P. L. brewery waR-
OH at about 5 80 O. clock Saturday even.
ing had passengers on his vehicle,
three Sunburyites, who were riding
from South Danville to this city. When
the ferry was effeoting a landing on
this side of tho river the brewery wag-
on in making start suddenly threw
the passengers off. They all got more
or less wet and as they scrambled to
shore afforded amusement to Zig
throng on the bank.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
INDEPENDENCE.
For President and Vice Presiden,
PARKER AND DAVIS.
Presidential Electors.

Robert Wilson Irwin. Stanley Wood.
ward Davenport. Harry Nichols, Jos.
eph Reeves Wainwright, John M.
Campbell. James M. Stewart, II. Max.
we'll Rowland, Moses veale, Emil Holl,
Benjamin Sterling johnson. william
Hayes Grier. William Craig. ] John Nc
Gahren, Charles f. King, Isasc HEST.
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A Family Reunion.

At the home Of Lewis Byerly, 2l4
Walnut street, there was family re-.
union OH Sunday at which were pres
ent daughter, Mrs. Jennie Coldren
and children OF Shamokin; son, WILL
lam Byerly and wife. Of Williams port
and two other sons. both of Danville,
Jacob and his children and Daniel
Byerly and his wife, and Sarah and
Rose Byerly. The affair WAS a very
happy one.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
Attendance at Rural Schools.

1t is pretty hard to enforce the
school law as regards attendance in
the rural districts jus. now. There is
an abundance Of corn to husk and 9TH
er work remaining to be done on the
farm, aud owing to the approach Of
winter and scarcity of hands the boys
are very much in demand. The school
law applies to tile country as we'll as
to town. The trusnt officer. whose
duty it is to keep pupils In school, it
seems has not as yet found his way in
to the rural districts
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-04
DEMOCRATIC.
For President and Vice President
PARKER AND DAVIS.
Presidential Electors.

Robert Wilson Irwin. Stanley Wood
ward Davenport, Harry Nichols. Jo-
seph Reeves Wainwright. John NJ.
Campbell, James NJ Stewart, H. Max
we'll Rowland, Moses Veale, Emil Holl
Benjamin Sterling johnson, William
Hayes Grier. William Craig, John Nc
Gahren, Charles F. King, Alvin Clous-
er, John Sullivan, John B. Coulston.
Alphonsus Walsh. Samuel z. Hawbeck
er. Robert E. Weigley. Lucian D..
Woodruff, Nevin NJ. Wanner, Timothy
e. Costello. William L. Meohling,
Rock we'll Marietta. Charles H. Akens,
James P. Golfer, M. Frank Coolbsugb,
Alfred W. Smiley,S. E. Walker, Henry
Meyer. Thomas B. Foley. George
Heard, Charles B. Payne.
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Foot Ball MiShapS.

Here are few of the Saturday foot
ball accidents Bloomsbury Berwick
game. at Bloomsbury, Clyde Mercer
broke his collar bone Bucknell Scru bs-
Watsontown, at Watsontown. Josiah
Little. son of Judge Little, of Blooms
burg, had two ribs displaced; Berwick
Bloomsbury Normal, Tackle Seely, of
Berwick. severely sprained an ankle.
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PROHIBITION.
For President and Vice President
SWALLOW AND CARROLL.
Presidential Electors.

Herbert Z. Ames, Daniel g. Hend-
ricks, A. Foster Mullin, Edward b.
Cooper. Edward r. Steinmetz, Charles
Reading Jones, Samuel Christian,
Lewis Lincoln Eavenson. Charles Palm.
er. Howard Leopold, II. d. Patton,
william W. Lathrope, william Ben
jamin Bertels, Harry Albert Reber,
william M. Stauffer, Charles W. Hath.
away. James Mansel, B. Budd Can.
non. jeremiah Sewers Yaukey, John
D. Grayb bill. Daniel Kloss, John Henry
Hector, Elisha Kent Kane, Edwin r.
Worrell, william Simpson Throckmor,
ton, Capt NJ. 8. Marquis, George W.
Fellows, Edward Everett Dixon, John
B. Bair. Henry o. Cockrum, Thomas
p. Hershberger, ]. p. Knox, J. J.
Porter, Matthew II. Stevenson.
SOCIALIST.
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SOCIALIST LABOR.
For President and Vice President
CORREGAN AND cox.
Presidential Electors

Edmund Seidel, Charles Burner,
James Erwin, Detlef Render, Albert
Gay, James Ryan. William Hutzel.
James Ray, George Anton, Peter Flan-
igan, Louis Katz, Silas Hinkel, David
Wismer, John Bach, Herman Spittsl,
l.. Cunningham F. Gingenbach. O.
Schleioher, ]. Devine, A. Black, Jos.
eph Mullen, E. r. Markley, John A.
Barron. John Kien, Jenkin James,
Harry jenkins. @. A. Brown. Aug.
Clever, P. @. lesson.
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REPUBLICAN.
REPUBLICAN.
For President and Vice President
AND FAIRBANKS

For President and Vice President
ROOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS.
Presidential Electors.
Robert Pitcairn, Levi G. McCauley,
George J. Elliott, Joseph b. Mccall.
Robert O. H. Brock, John E. Reyburn,
Kennedy Crossan, Edward W. Patton,
John Taylor Wolfenden, Joseph Bosler,
James d. Lands, Frederic W. Fleitz.
Frederick o. Johnson, Walter J. White
house, Charles D. Werley. John Fl.
Brown, Edward g. Schieffelin. Will
lam O. Mcconnell, W. Scott Alexand-
er, John Hays, William Lauder, George
L. Deardorff, James Orlando Brook
bank, John H. Negley, Isaiah Good,
william 8. Parker, John O. Sturgeon.
Archibald Johnston, ]. Frank Grail,
]. O. Millin, Charles W. Dahlinger,
Albert P. Burchfield, j. Welfred
Holmes, william McConway.
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ber, A. D., 1904.
WILLIAM G. PURSEL,
Chief Burgess.
Attest:
HARRY b. PATTON,
Secretary of the Borough of Danville.
Pa, Council Chamber, City Hall,
Dauville. Pa, October 2.st, 1904.
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Philadelphia and
Reading Railway

IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER Istu. ip+
TRAINS LEAVE DA>>iLLt
FOR Philadelphia 7.5S, il.2S a. III AID ..A
For New York 75S. lI:25 a ~. lnr ihfun
Fof Oatawissa l1:&5 a. IN, ANA . IS l. "a.
For bloomsbury liza n. n.. hnd n.ss II.
For Milton 1903 At. M, nHd 5.at 4 IN
FOR Willihmspoit 1853 II. M. snc i-pu "A
TRAINS FOX DANN.ti,h
Leave PnllaGeiphia iu:2i IA ~
Leave WlllamspOrt IT,: 90 -. m an, m
Leave Milton lu.S a. N 5,l9p M
Leave bloomsbury 7;3 n. m, s.Ss m
Leave Catawissa I: 40 n. M. 1895 D. M
A fast express train from Reading Tsrmt
Phiadeph phia to New York every hour tras
100 n. IN, to 1907 m. Same service retprv
ing.
ATLANTIC CITY R.R
From Chestnut.Street Ferry.
For South Street see Timetables at Stations
WEEKDAYS.
ATLANTIC CITY, 80 a. m. Lei 800 a. NJ.
NIX, ~ % eo Emp; zoo P. m. EXP 400
CAPE NAY and OCEAN orry-s.5o n, m.
SEA IsLE-s5oa. m.
SUNDAYS
ATLANTIC ClTY-7.8O a. IN. 81 Ex. sOOa
Il. ID. u.
m. Lei. 7I5 p. m. ENpi
CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY, 80 a. IN.
81 EX. SIS n. m.
SEA ISLE-7.30 IA IN Il EX.
Detailed time tables AT ticket Off. es IXti
and Chestnut Streets sa4 Chestnut rsxi.
SSi Chestnut Street. 100, Chestnut Street
South Sd Street 1862 Market street and M
tiOns.
Union Transfer Company viii cal To-
check baggage from hotels aud RS, idences
At, DICE. EBSUN WEEKS
GsnI. sup. GYp'l. Pussr. Az
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New 1 Ofk '..:.'s. .hT 5 3u D w Z %
"Daily, tDaily except Sunday.
fStops on signal or on notice to conductor
stops on signal TO take on passengers iOi
New York, Bfhghamton and points west.
T. +. CLARKE 4. ". LEX
Gen. Superintendent. Gen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-15
CALLED HIM WHITE Niger
Hacdened by Assault nnd Taunts,
David Kelly Kills shepard Moore
at Smithton. PA.

Smithton. Pa. April 1o.-David Kel-
y. aged IS years. is in jail. charged
x!th the killing Of Shepard Moore. aged
IS years Both young men are well
known Exciting circumstances sur
round the murder Kelly was en-
ployed as a porter. and had been tauat-
"a by a crowd OF the village boys who
called him white niger" on account
u his occupation. 4 crowd Of boys
stopped a vehicle young Kelly was
irving. and the name white niger"
was hurled az him Kelly attempted
10 drive on. but was held by the young
men. and. whipping a revolver from
his pocket. he opened fire Moore fell.
expiring shortly after Kelly was ar
rested A large crowd OF excited peo-
pie collected about the small lock-
UP. Several times the crowd surged
forward in an effort 10 force the doors
OF the jail. but without success. Kelly
has been removed 10 the jail at Green's
burg Pa for better protection.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-15

The hone - Henry Davis. an AGED
reClgse living near Lanesyille, Conn.
vas broken into on the Sth by thieVcs.
who secured $1,000 in cash and some
valuable iewelry and papers.
The jury az san Francisco In the
s,ecnd trial ~ Mrs Corielia Botkin
for causing the death of two women
AZ Dover. Del by sending poisoned
cardy Through The mail returned a
verdict u murder IN the mt degree.
On The 1fh. AID hxed the penalty az life
Imprisonment
4 seoul tKoreal dispatch 81 the 7ih
said that the japanese fighting line had
crossed The Naiu and established them
selves i'm stroug positions az seyera
points
SIX persons were killed and large
number injured dnrius the PASSAGE VI.
The tornado over Limestone and Frec-
s-orr counties. Texas on rhe n.eht 81
The --h Many houses We're raraL
Adm rli Nakaron IS reported to have
rrre our f-om PORT Arthur. cn the
sth. 20 engage a JaraneFe squadron ir
The oE.us An unoHcial report says
that 4 battle took place
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-15
ARE CHARGED WITH MURDER
VIZ. ard Mrs. Charles Rocker I'm Jain
mt Boone. In, Charged With
killing Aug. schroeder.

Sioux City. Ia. April l0.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Rocker. q Boone. Ia. are
In jail under IN Indictment for MUIR
der. and Mrs Rocker has confessed to
Attorney @ a. Irwin OF this city that
her present hu band murdered her
former husband August Schroeder.
June 81, 1900 She says that Rocier.
Who was az the time Schroeder bred
man. went TO town with Schroeder got
him drunk and chloroformod him on
the way home She says that Schrne-
der was nearly dead when they reached
home and that she helped Rocker
hang Schroeder in The harm 10 indi-
cate suicide After collecting the in
surance on Schroeders life. she says.
she gave IL TO Rocker. who went 10
South Dakota, and that she then mar
ried him.
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MRS. BOTKlN IN POLICE COURT
Must Answer Ia the Charge of Nur-
dcring Mrs. Deane. sister of
Mrs. John n. Cunning.

Sar Francisco. April l2-Mrs Cor
della Boikin appeared Monday in Police
Judge Conlans court 70 answer 90 the
charge Of numbering Mrs Deane. sister
Of Mrs John y Dunning. at Dover
Del. by means OF poisoned candy. Mrs.
Botkin appeared without counsel She
said that information against her.
which had been sworn 10 by Joshua NJ
Deauo husband OF the woman alleged
20 have been poisoned was news 70
her. and that she scarcely knew how
20 proceed in the matter She added
that she had risen from sick bed 10.
appear I'm court
Judge Conlan. after stating that she
certainly was entitled 20 the services
Of counsel postponed a further hearing
OK the case until Tuesday
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'EX-QUEEN ISABELLA
OF SPAIN IS DEAD
The Grandmother OF King Alfonso
of Spain Passes Away.
END CANE At HER PARIS HOME
In Grippe aud Complications, with
Which >he suffered for Two
Months. Gradual, Affected
Her Iun=>.

Paris. April To- Ex-Queen Isabella
q Spain. grandmother Of kius Alfonso.
lied here az $3.50 a II. OF iuh-elza with
complications The American embassy.
which is opposite the Palate CASTLE.
on tho Avenue Kleber, the late queens
residence. was early informed Of the
queens death. and Ambassador Porter
was among the first 70 call and sign
the palace register.
The lnfantas Isabelle. Eulalie and
Marie. daughters OF the queen. were
al the bedside when she died.
The queen had been afflicted with Ia
grippe for two months. which grad
ually affected her lungs Shortly be-
fore the queen died. the papal nuncio
was summoned TO administer the last
sacrament. but. owing 10 his absence
from Paris. the last rites OF the church
were administered by the vicar OF the
Church OF ST. Pierre
Prince Ferdinand Immediately tele-
sraphed the news TO the king OF Spain.
10 Foreign Minister Delcasse and 10
all the European soyereigns.
NJ Declasse called during the day
and was admitted TO the death cham
Der. and President Loubet sent an Off
Ger OF his household TO present his con-
1oleuces
IL is understood that King Alfonso
viii not come 10 France Tor the fu-
neral. as he aid not come for the n
neral OF his grandfather King Francis.
who died in April 1902
The deceased queen had been one OF
the conspicuous figures Of Paris since
she ief- Spain After her a5aIcaton.
IN 1870. she continued 70 live with
guecnly Uagr ifcence here. giving
largely 20 char-abie and religious
,EnrL.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Bert Tarpeni-E. on the 7rh kiilsi
MAYNARD ELiuErrn tur.r- a quarrel
over a game o. pool a. Fullerton. Ne0.
a feat followed The dispute and Tar
penirr struck Ellington 4 blow with
nis fists. from The effects Of which The
after died in a few minutes Tarpen-
lr- Is u11sr arrest
Dissatisfied wirh The award ~ =
hoard q arbitration on the wages of
p vampers So employs o. the shoe
factory q Seiz. Schwab & Co. az Chi
-zro. struck on The -th
II a collision. on the nigh, o. he
-rh. OF The Metropolitan elevated rail-
road III Chicago. one woman was fatal
" hurt and many Others we're injured
s A Wayczster. a barber u Denver.
Col shot and killed his zife and then
s-rasnp-st suicide hy shooting himself
Il the mex He Is now al The county
hospital. and has chance Tor re-
cover.
James Mcln-oeh Tas killed by joe
Niliz-d OF Biz Creek. near Hazard.
Ky Nclltcsh. wh0 bad Just returned
rom the army % The srh. went o
wc-k rron a piece ~ iart sThich Min
lard claimed. Minlard has lid in the
-orr'a.1s
John J comts sho. and instantly
killed John Greasy Comhs near Hazard.
Ky. IN INC s-h. In 1875 John J Combs
vas cnt by Greasy C0mhs IN a fight.
-rtru-t-r hfrn ard rau4trw martial ra-
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pamages Wanted In &c suits.

Bloomfield. Ind. April James c
Heeman. o. Linton has brought suit
against the Illinois Central railway for
$1,000. growing out ~ the killing 81
bis son. j. years Old by a Cut-cff car.
Anton Wetosh. 81 Linton employed as
a driver 81 the Summit mine Is suing
the coal company Cor $4,000 damages.
alleging thar a icaGcd car jumped The
track owing % detective frcg. pirninc
him 10 a post. 20 bis terrible injury.
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions Of In
diana Told by Wire.
Elliott May Become Governor.

indianapolis. Ind. April S.-Tne
News Washington special says, THE
Washington star has a dispatch from
Porto Rico saying that William II FL
lioit OF Newcastle Ind. commission r
OF the interior for The island Is % re-
tire and Will De succeeded by Regis IL.
Post. az New York. now auditor for the
island None OF Eiiintt's friends here
has received any iniimation from him
thar he intended 90 resign. lie has been
anxious 90 succeed Mr. Hunt as COVER
nor of The island. Hunt is 20 sail for
home April T. and 10 is understood Will
not rcurn Eiloit's friends say 20 {
q De intends 40 rasi-n he bias probably
received an intimluon that he Nil. be
the next GOV ruor