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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23
EDUCATED WOMEN UNFIT FOR WIVES.


D. o.. 4. Iafhsone SMITH.
- We affecting the homes OF two nations
IN We are sapping the physical strength Of two peo-
III pies, and going at q headlong pace which must
/ W some day bring us to a realization of the mis-
/ W. | takes that are being made. Higher education
! u | units girls for motherhood The mental strain
Il affects the nerves and makes them dread matrl-
IN mony more than did the girls Of another gener-
- = alton. because they realize that their physical
are and less able to endure the strain and
responsibilities of motherhood.
What plan have to suggest to change this? 1t Is simple
mythology and algebra and them Of school at
earlier age Give the girls opportunity to rest after
schoOng that practical and useful and let them build
M steal systems for the trials Of wehood Youth
full POUNDS stronger home and produces healthy
children Young married couples who not overeducated
have the heathlest children. That Is what is needed
My observation Is that the American nation is drifting to
marriages age Of IS to 40 for and 30 35 for
women Nature never intended them to mate late In
m Happiness be the outcome of marriages Of that
kind.
Then education. has been pointed out often. makes
q woman Independent and crowds out of employment
1t reduces wages and makes 1t difficult for to
take wives that the economical point OF It, and has
bearing what desire to Oversudy in school
then study in music painting, and perhaps something
else stunts the girl physically although improve her
intellect 1t ruins her for motherhood Earlier marriages
have noticed less liable to bring about divorces
think girl should have ordinary education. sucl
grandmohers had and be satisfied to enter into hei
home and family OF say eight or ten children.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23

get chance to learn business that the idea OF asking my
employer to make present Of two weeks time that
belonged to him because he had paid for 1t would
been prep0sterous.
think the vacation habit" an outgrowth Of abnormal
and distorted business methods.
Suppose to restore the conventional order Of
things and instead Of the clerk demanding weeks pay
gratis. his employer should demand two weeks with.
out pay What a tremendous howl would 20 up.
II 10 worry, not work that makes the hair gray.
Doctors may recommend change Of cir for man when
he 10 sick. But why be sick? Sickness rreparabe
loss Of time. II had thousand tongues I'd preach Save
time with them alL 1t 10 Infinitely valuable than
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23

We do not see how medicsi men can
tell one germ from another. To 10
they oil look like lebstses with Stove
pipe Aats o.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23
Schools In Russia.

In Russia altogether there are about
&. 900 elementary schools, the total cost
Of their maintenance being $27.000. 900.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23
the VACATION UNNECESSARY.
0N RUSSELL SAae.

During the eighty-three years Of my career
I have not once taken a vacation. A young mar,
said to me one day. "Mr. Sage. would you not
have taken a vacation II you had worked for
some one else?" l replied that would not. I
never have been an advocate Of what some per.
sons term the vacation habit"
When l was boy the practice was not In
Vogue As a matter of fact I was 10 plnd 10
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23

II you don't believe Just your eye along any
Of the parquet during the performance Of problem
play You will find the greater part Of that given up
to paid young women between the ages Of 20 and 80
Their hair you will observe. Is lank; their expression
strained and eager their dress their fingers inclined
to twtch their lips compressed The picture Is pitifu
one but It Is still pitifu when You contrast with
the appearance presented by the mothers OF these girls
when they In their turn. went to play That you
remember. forty or fifty years when laugh
ter considered jolly ana tears the Of
mental delight Rosy checked paygoers those with
gerousy bright and ensnaringly gay frocks Little
they troubled their heads about ugly sins and nauseang
problems. 30 long the curtain up they lived in
world OF gallant deeds coury speeches. sly gance merry
coquettlngs harmless ntrigues cruel injustice rghted
The stage heroine beloved Of mothers was
roguish dimpled creature who laughed at love until she
cried and exacted the utmost homage from the man of
her heart
Tho payeons GIRL 20 long she selects with dlscre.
ton the plays to be vsed and regards the themes
therein set forth from level headed point view 10 edu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23

for her to accept attention from man until size
married The girl from the homes of the rich to few
Dances and when they do they with their parents. II
young wishes invitation to call he must get from
father not by asking her Two young people often
marry without having met dozen times man will
girl by taking her dances and theaters even
though he should invite chaperon to accompany them He
usually seenades her ut balcony and she shows him by
u simple Of the hand whether his attentions meet
with approval
However much may imagine that French women
have many liberties these only to them after they
married In France girls carefully guarded by their
mothers They allowed the street alone.
They accept Invitations until they introduced to
society French girl usually makes her debut at grand
ball. when her parents always act escort No man
looks for this privilege Though young man cannot
escort young woman to parties he invite her mother
and herself to tho theater and II the mother refuses the
girl suggests married friend chaperon.
In England the chapeon does not hold the exalted
place In other European countries Young women do
hesitate accept invitations the theaer and other
amusements from their friends among but the
ties usually consist Of four 1t IL seldom they call
for chaperon She Is only sought when coaching party
is given or II country house party Is being planned
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23
the CHAptRON At NOME AND ABROAD.
~ Della Austrian.

The chaperon these days does not play an
important part in America, but she is an i'm.
portant factor In European social life She Is con.
stantly In demand at house affairs and theater
parties, and considers herself great authority on
all questions concerning etiquette.
Narrowly circumscribedd as the German meth
Cd 1t, 1t Is broad I'm comparison with the limita.
tons that the Italian girl suffers In Italy 1t is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-23
GIRLS, BEWARE or PLAYHOUSE mYsItRlA
~ kcbie howard.

Hysteria Of the playhouse Is quite u modern
malady The old-faslioned play. going girl was a
healthy person. who regarded the theater rs a
place OF entertainment. The modern girl scorns
to be amused ut the theater She wants to probe
us deeply as possible into the mysteries of life;
she wants to be depressed rather than charmed
to tears; she wants. In Short to experience the
hysterical distress Of the mental dyspeptic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
9anptl orr pbilippintn.
ar.eu uno sSertb Der Gins uup susfubrartb
feI-Ste Gi%npanoerune.

Ste9 elmer Statiitit bes Bureaus fir
Sniulanerangslegen6eiten bat bey
Wertb bes 9anbel5 Der pbilippinen in
ben nit benz tebten Mdr5 beenbigten
neun Monaten UNI iiber 100000
sugenommen. @Gbrenb Der Smport
nm bic anesgebeue Summe geftieeen 1T,
mar Die @bnabme bes exports unbes
beutenb. Die abna6me bes9rdntte fi9
auf bic Iusfu9r bon Gppra unb 3uder.
6anf uno Sabaf tpurben in erOberen
QuantitGten als in ben ent1pre9enben
9 Monaten bes @orjabres ausgefiibrt.
Ser @eiammtpertb Der importirten
@aaren par 500, 927 ,O24, Der Der er=
pprtirten Duaren $22,256,169, cine
3unohme BON Z Yro5ent bes Supports
unb eine Ibna6me bes exports BON 2
Yro5ent. Die &bnabme bes @gpprts
na9 ben Ser. Staaten betruo, fpas
3uGer betrifft, 100000, uub $780,
600, mas 9anf betrifft. llsber bic
SGlfte bes 9efammtimports beftanb in
2ebensmitteln unb Sbieren; Der @rs
port teitanb meift in @derbau<probut<
ten. Der 8ertb bes erpOrtirten Sanfs
por $16,OOO,OOO. Der 9aupt6anbelsz
pertsbr tpurbe bur9 ameritanii@e
Sabr5euee permittelt. Sn speiter
2inie fam @robbritannien. Der Sms
port ppn MebI, 6leif9 unb lebenbem
8ieb aeigte cine 3unubme, tpdbrenb bic
3pneinnubmen bon Spiritupien infpIge
Der bersrOBerten einbeimiI6en 9robufs
tion cine @bnubme Seigten. Der Sm>
port bon 8aumippapaaren fiel i'm
Wertb BON $5,138,112uuf $500, 1892;
Der Smpprt bon Stabl unb Gifen itieg
auf 81 ,914,511, cine 3unabme BON
100000. Grobbritannien Iieferte
fattif9 ben gunSen Sebarf importirten
@tienble9s unb Giiens in platten.
Sas @ei9Gft in .3uder fiel bon
$2,479,O11 auf $1,827,O74; aner
3uder, Der probuairt ipurbe, sing mad
Supun, 9onsfong unb China. na4 ben
Ser. Staaten tpurbe fem S3uder erpprs
tirt. Der @ertb bes erportirten Saz
bats mar $875,977, cine bebeutenDe
3unabnte; bic 9auptabnebmer tporen
Spanien unb Seiterrei9. Der Export
bon Gieorrsn no6m nm $712,952 su,
tpoppn 9OnstOns unb 8ritif9>Oft>
inbien iber bic 9dlfte nabm. Die Gin
tpanberuns febte ii@ gu mebr aIs Der
5Glfte aug Nmerifanern sufammen,
pOpOn Der srDbere Sbeil prOfeiiipni>
item fudren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
MufaefanaeneS Snntentelesramm.

unldngit gtng benz nortpegnhen
panaerf9iffe rGibsbolb" mittelft
brabtloisr selssrapbie bonn panser
.Sorbenifiolb" Der @efebl gu, bebufs
2Of4uns zines WuIbbrunbes naa
2arbif abaugeben. Sc mar bies bas
erite MuI, bab bic 6untenteIesraphie
in Nortpegen praftii9 ongepanbt
purbe, na9bem lie aus benz Stadium
Der 0eriu9e eelanet mar. 9alb na9
Der Nntunft in 2arbit ma9te bas
S9iff cine tpeitere intereFonte Grfobz
rung auf benz @ebiete Der Suntentele>
graphic. @ines gfa9ts segen brsi nbr
besunn Der SeIegrapbenz Nppurat Su
arbeiten. Der pabtbabenbe SffiSisr
nabm bds empfangene Selegrdmm auf,
merfte aber fofort, bub es in feiner Der
ibm betannten Spra9en nprtpegif9,
enslif4, frun3Dff9 pber beutf9 abee<
fabt mar, obtpobl Is aus tlaren 8u1z
ftaben beitunb. 90 boudnbif9e S9iffs
in Der NGbe tparer, 10 eelangte man Su
Der Nnnabme, bub bas Sslegramm bon
bieien tommen tonne, aber es ssiste
fi4, bub bies ni9t Der SAL mar. @rit
am anbern Sage purOe feitssitent, baB
es ii9 UNI Elm bon sinem rufiif9en
ariegsf4iff abgefanbtes Selegramm
bunbelte, unb bic 2Dfuns bes RdtbfeIs
tpurbe sefunben, als aus ben 3eitungen
erfi4tli4 purbe, bub ruffii9e &rie9s>
f9iffe ben Belt unb aattesatt paffirt
batten. usber ben Snbolt bes Selez
sramms tit ni9ts an bic Seffentli9teit
aebrunaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
Mittel geaen 0aienblnten.

9e9en Nai enbluten tpurben f9on
bic perf9iebenft ten M1ittel smpfpblen,
ME ginfdlirfen bon gfiepaFer,
9ureeln nit &laun pber in f9limmen
Gdnen Srinfen zines GblOffels @ai>
fer, in Dem flint Sropfen S~erpsntin>
ipiritus sntbalten finb. @u9 @mppr=
balten zines 4rmes, 3uridbeusen beg
&opfss unb folte &pmprefen ouf
Stirr unb genid iben cine quite Wirz
flung aus. Wer an bdufigem Iofens
bluten leibet, pirb gut tbun, tdeli9
Mprgens unb @benbs, Defenders in
Der @ommersseit, CUR &rdftiguns Der
Observation-Disclosures taltes @afer sinz
auaieben unb pGbrenb bes S9lafens
ben &opf mDeli9it bod gu betten. @u6
fleibises, aber lungiames Spa5ierens
geben unb 9drfublaufen mad Sneipp'=
f9er Mstbobe trasen our 8erbiitung
bes l1ebels bel. Sm lebrigen 1T bas
8luten Der Nafe ni9t 10 f9dbli9, als
mar nod bGufis annimmt; Bel pon<
bliitisen Perfonen birfte es fogur cine
Grlei9terung benirten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

s rouenf (. Sn Uganda,
Mittelafritu. fann fi9 Elm Monn cine
Jrau fir bier ainber, cine S9a6tel
patronen unb feds NubeIn ertuufsn.
Gin Saffernmdb9en lit ie nuA benz
Ran9e ibrer Gltern bier Bis 5ebn 9iibe
tpertb, unb in Der Satarei gibt fem
Batter feline So9ter meg, pbne fir lie
cine grobe Menee Butter gu srbalten.
SSn gepihen Sbeilen Snbiens tann fem
Mdb9en beirutben, auber fpenn ibr
Batter na9 Dem Gmpfana zines @e<
f9sntes an Isis unb einieen Rupien
Iih bamit einosrftonben erfldrt Eat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
2ouifia n 8 a g.

wv ~ WI
benz Weltausfeuun9splaSe fano bente
bic Seier oes Gtaats bon 2ouiiana
Na9 elmer paraoe belt prdis
fiben Graneis i'm pabiuon 2ouifianas
cine WiQtOmm= NnipraGe.
Sas @reisnib ots Cages biloete bic
Sarfelune Der bifioriiaen @orsdnee
bel Der uebertrlgung bes 2Duiiana
5ebiets an Die amer. &eeierung.
g t. 2outs, Wp., IA. Sept.
Sn benz blot nit 8siu9ern geftiQten
gleftricitdts : palaffe puroe beute Der
@lettricitdts= Sag gefeiert; Elm 8anfett
nit 1850 8difen beg Snternat. @lettr.
@on9refes fanb ftatt, Mbenos tparen
oas @ebduoe unb bic Buben nit far=
bi9en eleftrif9en 2i6tsrn beleu6tet.
Gin gmpfan9 burd bic Nusfteler, gu
benz beribieoene Sauienb gelaoene
@dfe eridienen, biloete ben S0bepuntt
beg 5eftss.
3mei grau 5 unbe.
@IeneIanb, g., ID. Sept.
Sn einem 9ofer fano man beute auf
benz Tlufe treibens bic 2ei9e elmer
Jrau, oeren Sddoel aertriimmert mar.
8riefe aus Stsubenbile. g.. on cine
unbetannte Grau in @lepelano ent=
bielt Der Softer e~benfans.
2ur3 nod bieier Embedding aog
man bic 2si9e zines Wannes aug benz
Glu1e, nit einem Strid INN ben Naden,
bic 9anoe sefehslt uno bic Safdsn
nit Gteinen eefhGt. Cine @erperf=
idaftstarte auf ben 3amsn g.. 2omrie,
Colorado, lautenb, fanb man bel ore
2ei4e. Iugenidsinlid lieet Elm Mort
Dor.
Sn 0e~rbinoung nit Der 5rauen=
2ei9e in benz &oher tpurbe Der Neoer
2pons in Saft 9enommeu.
9 rauerei 8efiBer % a q
ner QeDrben.
2aapette, Sno., IA. Sept.
Sobn Ma9ner Sr.. Miniondr unb
prdfoent Der Sbieme & Wa9ner
Brauerei. @eieIiaaft, erlas bsute i'm
Sitter bon rs Sahren einem Sdlagan=
fale. Wasner tpar an aablreiden
financielen nnternebmunsen intsrei.
firt; er geb6rte gum 9irettorium Der
Wer9ants National 8ant, &afapette
2oan unb Sruf 60. uno Der Mer=
dants electric Sight So. gr binter=
ldBt 2 S6bne unb 5 S69ter.
81 lifaner | n 6 onnec-
" I.
9art o r b, Conn.,, IA. Sept.
0iee=@ ouberneur s.. &oberts tpurbe
6eute bon ben &spublifanert als @ou=
berneurs=@ anoioat aufgeftelt.
Gtarte 9 isuns b e.
fdtigt.
Wabin9tOn n, IA. Sept. 9er
&eRel=Snipettor in San Sranciscr
tibermittelte benz 9anoels=S epartemenI
einen 8eridt iiber ben 3uftano bee
TRANSPORTS ampfers 2ena. Sie gr.
fldrung BON 2eutnant : Commando,
6erter, oas S9if bebiirfe bringenb be,
&sparaturen. bic GENTLE 3sit IL Nns
fpru@ nebmsn, miro bisrour9 beitd'
tist. Der 8eridt lit an bas @taats'
Separtement iiberpieien.
9 aumwolIe se9dbigt.
Nu ri in, Ser., IA. Sept. 81
a~usnebmeno i4meren &esenatHe, tueI9v
felt faf "a Stunoen fallen, babet nod
INNER ni8t aufssh6rt. Sn Mittsl
unb SHb Seras III bic gaummoll
f@mer sei9doi9t.
Sad o n, Mah., IA. Sept. rtebe'
tueitausgebebnten S9aben fir bi
BaummoQ= grnte bur9 Snieften faufei
nod iw ner 8eridte Elm. Na9 ben
friiberen @ouberneur 2onsino tuerbel
biele Pf1an3er niat mebr als fhnfai.
prOasnt Der iibli9en grnte sstpinnert
9ebunsb es u usfteIIunas
beu9s.
2outsbiIle, 2p.. Ia. Sept
| Gisr eiunpnnnnpnpn Rnmrihfer ,uFoIo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

Oas 3ebra tpirb in Sftafrifa
bielfa9 in sssdbmtem 3uftanbe als
Qaustbief beniibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
Nepmblifan. 0eier
SDbne BON Staatsmannern Der Gin.
toln.Aera funsireu alS Teoner.

tlbtltb BEG Se1nhs tpentg. Jatt ollie
Sibe uaren bsfebt Die Senatoren
Gairrbants unb Gbauncep, Wt. Sspeu
wuroen bel ibrsm gri9einen lebbaft
begriBt.
Die Teier bate Elm @Omite ibere
lebenoer Sele9aten bon Der erften re-
publitaniiden Gtaats Contention am
Is. ausuf 1854 gu Stanoe sebra9t.
Muf Der Sribiine faBen 100 meiB=
baarige 8etranen, bic fir Sobn s.
Gremont 9efiimmt batten.
Na6 einleitenben Worten. in benen
er Die 3eit Dor 40 Sabren beleq9tete,
ernannte SO. Barnes, IT., als @or-
fBenOen Jreberid g. Sewarb, ben
Sobn uon Sineoln's Staats=S etretdr.
Setparb ffente mad ieiner Nniprade
senator 6airbants pOr, auf belien
&ebe fOlste Waior s. 9. Fremont, elm
SObn bon Sobn 6. SremOnt /; ben
S6lub biloete Senator Sepetu nit ei'
ner Mnipra9e an bic 8eriammluna.
Saratoaa, 81. g., IA. Sept. gs
bal beute Mbeno allen Mni9ein, bab
bic bier ta9enoe republ. Staats=@ons
BENTON einen @ablaettel NIT Hranf
W. Sis9ins bon @ataraugus dig
8ouberneurs -@anbibat an Der Spibe
aufteIen tpirb.
SIxtiger Murubr.
% beeIing, %. 3D., IA. Sept.
Sn Der Tremoen=M niebiuns BON Bort
lamb Station 1T Elm Nufrubr i'm Sang.
25 Silfs- Gonitabler fino aur unter-
ortdung Der unruben eingsidmoren.
Gin Wann tuuroe faft au Sobe 9e=
idlagen; Yifolen, MeRer unb &niip-
pei biloen bic @aHen. Ser @run0 1T
unbefannt. 8is beute Nbenb tparen
10 3umultuanten in 9aft.
81 Il 4 n q + m Der uniontten
gebt lang q m.
@bicago 0, IA. Sept. @egert TO-
900 unioniiten finb nod INNER nidt
rrisber in ben @iebbOfen eingeffslt;
beute purben 600 an9enOmmeit. Sails
nidt bic ginfe1un9 in sr6Berer 3abl
erfolet, broben bic Msbger tuiebsr nit
einem Streif.
g # dnoniB eines 3roben
SiebfabIs.
@IebeIanb, g., IA. Septbr.
Na9 Musiase bon prlisei-8 samten se-
ftanb Der 8efangsne Mepton, an benz
Siebtabl bon $74, 600, Der fi9 Dor
einisen Sabren i'm Gbieasoer Bunoes-
@ebdube ereignete, betbeilist geweien
su fein. Sa er jeoo4 fart setrunten,
legt mon benz @sitdnbni1e beg Man-
nes tsinsn groBen Wertb BEL.
Sail % a. n.
% Darlington, IA. Sept. Sas
Siftrifts Obergeri9t berfiiate beute,
bob bas eeiammte gisentaum beg in
Elm BanferOtt : 8erfabren berpidelten
Sbomas Was9aman bon einem 8un=
besmaridan bermaltet tperben fone,
bis Der @Oncurs ge9er ben Betlasteu
er6fnet lit.
Barrier nae Mem Oprf.
@Opus, q. g., IA. Sept,
&i6ter Barrier reiffe beute NbenS aul
Der Da9t Sapphire" bon s. .. Me.
SOnalo nod Seem Oorf. ST fat Gin:
mer in einem 9etel belest; Pldne gum
Seiu9 bes 9auptquartiers ober fil
sinen gmpfans fino ni9t setrofen.
Imts =g n tebun9.
Opfter8ap, IA. Sept. &ober
Or. WcWaoe, 8eneralcOnful In San
ton, China, muroe beute BON Prdfi'
l.
benton abgeiebt. Silfs=S efretdr peiree.
Der ftiralid i'm Orient NOR, tam 81
benz S9luRe, oaB Die ge9en ben Con
cul erbobenen Nnflagen boaauf be
griinoet tparen. Ser @ntlahungs=8e
febl puroe beute Nadmittas aussese
ben.
peabobp's Srtumpb.
9enber, @olo., IA. Sept. 81
republ. Stats Contention ftelte beut
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
Die CITY Band

GtabIirt 1853. ninrtt ~ieberseit Engage
msnts entsesen. SrseneweI4e Or9efer'
Nuff unb irssnb cine Mnaa5l bon Rufftera
pirb seIiefert. Nsue Ausfattuns unb ners
n~n.formen. 81. q. MILLER, Director.
Senrp SpreuspfetI, @ei4dftsfabrer.
801 3entufp Arenue.
TeIepbon Neu 1893.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
at. Q0mt6
notwithstanding
Big Sour Route
Staten bon indianapolis
folgenoermaBen:

folgenoermaBen:
Saiipn Sabrfarter, siItis fur bic Slid.
fabrt bis 15. DECEMBER 1904 3u.....S12.OO
Sedsis Gage Sabrfarten. eiltis fir
Ridfabrt tnnerbalb ieh5ia Sa9en, aber ni9t
ipdter aIs Is. DECEMBER 1904 su - $1,000
yfinfaebu Saae Tabrfarten, siItig fir
Ridfabrt innerbalb Is Tasen 5u. -. 5000
SDagspn Grcnrfipms Tabrfarten,
9iItis fur Ridfabrt innerbalb iieben Sagen
fperSen nur b~erfauft fir angefinbigte @ass
son @rcurficns Gage, Sabrfarten itno nur
eiltie in ben Gag Naseons. oh resularer
ooer S%pe5iaI5us. ieben Dienita9 nno DOM
reritag bis 20. Sept. inelufipe 3u.... $500
SIR o6nige Suformatiou uuo Giuselnbeiten etc.
fpre9e man bet ben Stdet.aseuteu Der Big sour Babn
Dor ooer i9rsibe an 1~uter3ei4nete.
Warren J. Lynch, Gen. Pass & Ticket Agt,
Cincinnati, Sbip.
pber Q. W. BroufOu, u. Q. g. IT,.
SnbiauapoIis, Sus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-07
The Caesar Young nrrstcry.

New York, June 7.-Caesar Young,
the bookmaker, who was mys,ci1usiy
shot and killed Saturday morning, while
riding with Nan Patterson, an actress.
was buried today in KcnsicO cemetery.
The "cab mystery" as the death OF
Young has been termed, is no nearer
solution. Nan Patterson still laugushes
in Jail, the coroner late Yesterday having
refused to release her on bail, alter hay-
ing previously fixed her bond at -, 600.
1t has developed that Young and Mss.
Patterson had seriousquarrei the night
before Young WAS shot The couple
met by appointment in a cafe in west
125th street. Young tried to get from
her some letters be had written her
The quarrel followed and Young is said
to have slapped the womans face
Then he put her in a cab and sent her
home. A new theory has been advanced
to account for Young's death. 1t is said
that Miss Patterson, driven nearly in
sane by the knowledge that Young was
about to leave her, attempted to commit
suicide, and that Young, while strug-
Cling for the possession of the weapon,
was accidentally shot aud killed.
The habeas corpus proceedings came
up before Judge Clarke, in the Supreme
Court, this morning. Miss Patterson
was brought over from the Tombs and
had to face an immense crowd of curious
spectators. She was dressed entirely in
black and wore a black veil, which she
kept over her face during the brief pro-
ceedings. Assistant District Attorney
Lansford, when the case was called, ask
ed fora postponement until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. lie sail notice had been
served on the District Attorneys Office
late yesterday afternoon and that he bad
not had sufficient timeto prepare for the
proceedings. The motion to adjourn was
granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-07
KentnckY Democrats.

Louisville, June AT the democrat
ic State convention which will be held
tomorrow, there will be fight on the
question of instructing the delegates for
Parker. Judge Parker has a majority
of the delegates but the leaders Of the
party are divided as to the ACCESSIBILITY
Of instructng, the majority faYoring an
uninstructed delegation. Governor
Bsckham leads those who will insist on
instruction for Judge Parker, while
Senators Blackburn aud McCreary~lead
the administration faction. The plat
form will ignore the Kansas City plat
form and will be devoted to d criticism
of The administration of President Roose-
vet with reference to official corruption
and trusts Bryan influence is strong
in the convention, but Hearst is without
support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-07
Delaware Democrats.

Dover, Del, June THE democratic
State convention for the selection OF
delegates to the national convention was
called to order in the New Opera House
at one O'Clock. Everything pointed to
the endorsement of George Gray for
President, and request" that the six
national delegates do all in their power
to bring about his nomination.
The convention was called to order by
Willard Salisbury, who gave way 10
Peter j. Ford Caucuses were held by
the three county delegates Willard
SAulsburg and Peter J. Ford were chosen
national delegates.
Mr.. Ford asked that Mr.. Handy,
former Congressman, be named as alter
nate as he (hr. Ford could not attend
the convention.
Mr.. Handy, however, refused to go
as an alternate and Mr.. Ford resigned
and the Newcastle county delegates will
he Salisbury and Handy.
The convention is unanimous for
Gray, bat the delegates are requested
but not instructed.
Il. Il. Kenney, Alexander NJ. Daily. John
NJ. Holland aud Elisha c. Dukes are the
other delegates. The platform also ignores
the money question and condemns the tariff,