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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

aongeriser Titerrise % ltnearn,
Den Neutrality-suspicious. 2inie bar
rtplig taget ira Gimme itore Jorfen.
oelier al Muis og Suffer, bborpeo
ben meo Gimaro.ainien forbumone
@oria- 2iniens Borretnins bar Iiot
ct betpbeIist annf. Zen fibite bar
oerpaa anrnooet @esieringen | I'm.
garn ON at gisre fraftiee 6oreitiI.
finger for @egieringen | Wien. boob
ben osioa bar giort og mn er De to
foreneoe &iser seraaoet / en- beftis
4ransel ON berne Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Eocnifs ~llsurarn6laort"

SpthlIt gOEAuholNott Qlcilgl'
Der en- SamtaIe. ioIu &eftor @aIOeu.
ftrsm unbcr fit GpboLO / ariitiauia
bar baUt meO Stataminiiter Sagerup
ON De uuiouele 6~or5auOIiHger. Sa.
aerup uOulte bI. O., at Oeriom 6e Soo.
eaaeHbe llnoerbanOIinqer / aoRfu.
Intiageu itllOs m~iSIDffes, oiIbe fiji.
ferIig iutet Barti / Rorge mpo 5rem.
aaHg funne fjGmpe for llnionen.
Sele Aiorge pilOe tomme til al islc
llnioHeu ! Sens mrDarellOe Sfiffelic
iom en- Stamp ON 5oSen. Roseu
pOIOiom grponine piIoe Der nof life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Commercial Club / @raHO Sorts beup fer
I'll oeres ESTABLISHMENT / bette Gummer at
SIoeet. 8t8dtrsriHs ipr 2ootral uiHa az
Sauo I 2epi 8 gale &sierpatipaer Tan sisres
/ @rauO 6prIS, en- Sp paa omireat / 1000
Saobp3sers mec ourriisOis SOtelrum o. I'll,
frGltelts gOlitibstuttsIis nj soot of fuune
tase bare pua ben 5~oItemasis, ION prD ssuus
guIebHIHs psates.
8esitrer l @ranc 5pr,s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Mrs. Mari, Sanua, S~enatorcns
@utc. bar ieuot Ell aupiSnina paa
$4,000 til Den republifauite Gatio.
n0Itomite iom 9ibraa til aompaane.
ionoet, Iii Den rceubIitonite Stats.
fomttc ! Ohio bar bun ifipufet
s., 200.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Ser er neppe noget Steo I Sanoet,
hpor Ser er iaa mango 2ebebrsbspo'
Iitifere iom / Sooeoitaben, og bette
er naturligt nof, uaar man betenfer,
bpor mango Der Der er ofb9ngige al
Ibminiitrationen. Oct er bel iaa, at
sc inbfierpe6e Gipil Serpice.8esler
bar giort nogen Soranbring bert,
men life paa Iangt n9r en- iaa Itor,
iont man ifuIoe pente. Den almin.
beige SorItaaeIie at Chill Serpice'
Heglerne er, at De, Der er aniatte |
SeuboIo til Dem, life fan a~fifeoiges
al poIitiife @rlmbe, mlen faH bore
fire paa fine Stiainger, iaa lpnee
De opfpIber fine 8Iister t~tIfreositil-
Ienoe. 9ette o~ner9olSeS bel ogiaa
baa en- Maabe, men Saseu er, at
9ebsmneIien at bnornibt en- opfpl'
Der fine SIigter eler life, faftiif er
operlabt til bans n9rmeite Sberoro.
nebe, og ba giber 9onen liben ge.
trrgeelie. Set err let nof at finoe Ell
@runo til at afifeoige en- Wano, naar
man fsrit bill, og oct er ct Saftllm,
at Sc, ser bIiper afifeoisebe, iom Of
teit bsrer til Winoritets. gartiet eler
mangler poIitiif Ststte. timber bisie
SmitpnoigbeSer er oct life mere emo
mcrneifeIist, naar &egieringenS
5ituftionarer | ReeeIen erfI9rer jig
for BET Barti, Der er peb Wagten, ieIp
ON be | @irfeligbeSen life iputpatbi.
ierer meo set. Ietop foran ct Salg
er Ser ieIofslgeIig ooifiuig @nsiteIie
inoeu 0eeartementerne. Selo ON
man nemIig antaeer, at GtptI Ser.
iee.RegIerne beifptter De fleite, iaa
er Der Sog mango bIanot De bsiere
@mbeSsmGnS, iaaiom 9epartements.
% guremitefer, bois Stilliraer ab.
iolut afb9ueer af @alsets llofaIb.
Spis ct npt 8arti ifuIbe fomne til
Mdetert bill De p9re De fsrite, Ser
man gaa, og oerfor fan man ogiaa
meo Sifferbeo paaregne of ftnoe Dem
bIanSt Dem, Der itstter oen beitaaenoe
Administration. Sette er ogIad al
oeeranfsrte 8ruube for oct meIte Sil.
i9loet meo De unoerorbneoe Srnttio.
narer, men man pil BOG blnnot benz
itnoe mango llnStaeelier. Wtan bsrer
meset oftere. eub man ifuIbe tro,
temmeIis frimooige llotaleRer mob
Iominiitrationen % bsiIpbte GnIfer
ON en- Soronsriug. % iaar er bette
mere Sili9loet emo iGopanligt fcran
ct YrGiioentpalg. Sette b9rger Jam.
men meo. bpao &eoifripcren meS.
bette / et tioIigere 9rep, at Stenmin.
gen / S~cpeSitaoeu er uSprGget Demo.
@tratilf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Tiplpmatiif 8ruo.

SipipniuilIl Sthp' "a ~N|NS'u'h
ira GariS al 3ote SuIi fortGller, al
lloeurigsminiiter SeIcaSie bar III,
Serrettet Sen sapeIige Gunti,s ON, at
hans SieNite life IGnser beSsues.
Smrfrig bar ior lGnge iiSer bien.
falot lin 4nbasubsr | &om OF nl
mac Yapens SenbermnS reiie ira
YariS. Men aonforoatet beitnnr, %
8auen uStaIer / en- lang sate til Sen
irauite 8esiertna, at ban life bar iii
Seuiiat at bryce De Seri iaifotte &es.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
-9rep.

@aibinston 9. G., lite Slug. 1904.
Sor nogIe Gage iiben fom Irpii.
bent @ooiepelt tiIbage fra fit 2anb.
fteb peb Spiter Ban. Gong SsImo,
efter Iise / Sorpeien at bape mobta.
get ben uunbgaaeIise, men, icm bet
fumes, Tibet nsobenoise officiele WeS.
belelie ON, at ban bar bIepen rlori.
neret iom bet republifanife 9artis
Experimentation. San agter at op.
boloe fig fer | noele Tiger for at oa.
retase De baglise Rutineforretninger,
o9 oct fsrite, ban foretog fig efter
&nfomiten, bar at boIbe ct Wsbe af
8abinettet, boor Dog intet Of itsrre
Snteresie forbanbIeoes. 9e to npe
Gbefer for Observation-Disclosures oe
Sanbelsbepartementet, benbolbsois
8aiil @orton os 3ongresmano Met.
COLT bIen peo bette Wsbe foreitilebe
for fine aolleeaer 90 optagne I 8re.
iioentens officieqe Samilie. Otter
Wfsoet inbbsS Br9iibenten Dem til
at tage en- Spaoiertur os ie liot paa
SooeoItaoens Sntegn. Ge mootos
ielpfslgelig meo Sornsielie Snbbp.
oelien, men bageiter snifeoe De NOT,
at De fife baooe giort bette. Brett.
oelten git nemlig iaa burtigt, at De
maatte anitrpnge fig at ale 8refter
for at hume bolbe Sslge, os iaa tog
ban Dem iaa longt no | 2anbet, at De
imsoeiaa Silbageturen meo alt an.
bet emo opmuntrenoe Sanfer. De
blep ogiaa | fol 8rab ubwaiebe og
bar glade. ba be fiinbe trRffe Jig til.
bage til line reipeftioe Soteller. SSiGr
bar bette Silf9loet meS Wetcalf, Ser
er liot forpulent og aloeles itoant til
legemlige anItrangeIier. San bar
iaa fomplet ubmattet, of oa ban
raaebe fit Sotel, fiinbe ban life ipiie,
men maatte gaa tiIienes og blipe
liegenbe til naite Worsen. ba ban
bar noeerllinoe fommen til arpfter
isien. Iorton ubbolbt @nitrangeI.
ierue bebre, men ban bar nof oeiaa
facet NOT al Spabierture meo 8rp.
iibenten for Oct fsrite. San refer /
bisie 8ase omboro paa ct 8rigsifib
paa N Snipeftionstlr paa &pitert og
oil iaaleoes forelsbig bare iiffer for
at faa noeen SnbbpoeIie til at ipao.
iere meb 9r9iioenteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
csS.srfe Splas 100000 al 8eeprabrgpfens Nprsestart er for lanse Fben
y ubiolst Os hi bar for en- lib ibsn mOctust an0st DpIas al 5000.
Oecorah.p oitens Uoreesfart
For1efrpk

pier smsrauir, amtssrenin, 5ussnigranfr. aiubHeSrr. unsre Ssr. Srnass
hsr. shhsRahSHe. 5uFstItsfatiuner. Observation-Disclosures. artr. gaarns,
sert, 1niHbstr. Srnbauehatsnrr % SraSansr. SnnbaHer ansr Signing
Sspssste, be stahehe Anes % 5iebnit atu, Ggererplabte, Racue pa Statc
nerue po ale Sernbanr % Gftanbeu menem bpsr Station aftanostabel ubtrph
aeccraTNe UM melem Ssrpnbbsm % en- SeI &nlsbsfeosr / bet upblss Nurse
afaanoeu mensm Stposfationet forhfenss Shoes Ssos oUsr Sapet GRaer
iamt fslsenSe prsisHssss tar susr Signing pernaas Snrbanrr:
ganen fra etprsaIea til suaaisnnaunst, Serseusbonsu ira ciHasl til Spasfus,
sorskoum. Baueu frs srrsal til aanI. Samu fra JtnsHsrs til GseriHHs,
Spnsbrs til Gissps msb Siostnie til Sptmsarsna % Siaiasfss, iamt Sansu ira
aasns til Glurnm.
gels bepuseoe bells proieHersSs gansr JON life Fnbs psa nuset anSet aart
Der ielaes herrAanSs:
GaIpr,stann ira Gina Station saa sorObonsn til 5as.rnrs RorSre aurSal
SamsAasbanu ira Eta euebranosbalen puer SsbuussuGs I'll aaleiuuo. 7uurss
sonru ira 9pore gubbraunssaeu til Stsrsu 8ubatn SansaBbnnen -
gRsbe-Gaubaeu - hpoer til 9purbanen DpbaL crtabann - SbrouSbem
-Sresassreu- Ct.bakn o. fpreuer fig mo Seurebanen SmeHsasbanta
forbneer Sureuoalssreu mb Drnabauen.
4ete Srt r ubmarfet spot % imutt os ud bore en- RrpSi etboet Diem, pa
famine Sb Ion bet oil pare en- peicmmeu Sialp for ale, ipm bar Srus for ct
poarseHst 9mastrrt StErslfa e 4S 3ommer bs: ps 80 Ipmmsr brot Ssts
Ruroestort bill ri pa bet beSte anbrfaIs 7t sr naturHsos life blot tit at bruss
saa graaeu for Sdas men BET e behemt til IA bnses 5t bBr bae bet hse ub
sooub,n FAC at be tan t efer MAR be taller ON Rups os eierns oil foe iorf1e-
foe Steosnapns Ea bet er 10 npset ium uorfe 2Gfere iaa oe pL syrs. 3utst
r nu tns pa ct sms, os life ito 7sk, Jon ben hSisss nSgaDs
...spnt 1rantie...
s,,srab.esatu OF gs arnen ct Var nss gorestarta Cfarft Rust)
,pm gramie 81 25. sartet fRftt % ppruaet pu polsrie 5tcHe mo Sing til
at bpuuep o. 10 Gents etra. &arht tabet paa 9arrso meo possbs Stoths ps
mso SING iii at barge pp 35 Gents sgra.
aeu, Cart fsHr mere ua nssen gramebsa nj esrn bar tans; mtn tmt Ct
for apht for ausrahsyshtas absuututrr
abresis
B.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Kabelerammer.
9anff cpinbeIie. - SreS fra Yin.
brre. - Ginif 9pt.
Mmore MeoDeIeNer.

5ra aieberbnon t~eIegroferes BEN
lite Iugiit at ben befiett6te Sanife
Gieftrifer galbemar BmrIien bar
siort en- Spfin6eIie, JON filler baaoe
bans SeIegrafon o. bans artore pig
tige S~piinoetier i Sfpgeen. gan bar
reIrlig opSa8et en- mRrfelig eleftriif
gslse, bois SiloRrelie man lpnge bar
onet, men iom Set tioligere life bar
lpffeoes 8iSerifabsma1tSene at fna
8reie paa. Eoulien bar %fonitrueret
ct apporat, boorueo ban fam uonptte
bernie eIeftriife gslge OF blartbt anoet
loen nogepiombelit Georring eIer
SorbiRbelie maniplrlere 3angentcrne
paa en- Sfripemdifine Tppeipriter),
iom ltoor paa ct 9oro | ct anoet @P.
relic. SibtiI bar BON fun experiment
teret | ct Snboratortum, BET bill iige,
ban bar manipuleret Sfrtoemaifiner
fun paa fortere gfitanbe. Sun on.
bringer lit Gpparnt / ct 89reIie os
en- SfriuemaIfire | et an6et % oeo at
iingre paa Sargenterne paa tit Sn.
itrunent iaar ban &c tiIiparen6e Gan.
CENTER pao Sfrtpennffinen til at or.
beiSe. SeIoe 9rirripet er oItiaa op.
boget, og bets 4noenoeIie paa Iange
aiitanoe er flin ct Spsrgsmoal ON
Sib og nermere 6oriss. Get oirtaaes.
at 8auIiens me appurnt oil ODER.
trumie iaapel Marcoris iom ole an.
ore Spiin6elier paa 6en traabIsie Be-
legrafis Smraabe.
Sr. BallIien arbeiber for Chen pan
en- IiboneGing ON fine Spfinoelier,
Tom aomiteer for ct. 2ouis-lIStiI.
liraer bar ortnlooet bam ON at u6ar.
beiSe og ienoe, og nnar ban er f9rbi1
bermeO, oil ban otter tage iat poo
Sltlbfommengisrelim al fin iibite
marfeIiee SpfinbeIie.
SrcD fra InSrce.
Sislge SeIesramuer norbenfra til
6olf / ariitiania bar Ell norif Soal'
funoet ct 9reo ira Brof. SIN.
oree / gsorO ior Spiebergen. 3et er
oatsret 1898, beoer oct, men oct er
maaife en- Srpfieil. EroieSior In.
oree % Or. Stranded ltes / lin goaon
op ira S~pibbereen ben lite Sllli 1897
og agtebe at ieiIe ODER RorbpoIen;
men iiben bar man intet bsrt ON De-
res Sfiebne. @r grepet o~irfelig fra
1898, mau oct inoeboloe oiatige Sp.
lpsnineer og bore al itor Snteresie.
On Sno5oloet mcooeles intet.
Sprbisninser fra SinlanS.
Sra Seliingfors, Sinlano, teIegrn'
ieres, at Sar til Gligelr Sfymimalm,
General 8obrifoffs ganemanS, er bIet
ien5t iii ct. Getersburg nnSer 9e.
pogtuina al @ersSormer. SiStiI bar
can paret bolot inSeiperret / GoIiti.
orpeiten / SeIiinaiorS.
9~rpiesior @ummcrlls oeo set fuife
~rlniperiitet er bit lanSSiorpiit iii Iiis.
LAMB. San er ben iierbe YrofeSior pcS
Bette uniperlitet, iom er Bit forpiit
iiSen gobrifoff bleo mprSet.
$ SeIiinpiors ficnoer man intet til
bon gIebpes WurSer, men ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Sampen melem GunarS.S inien 90
DC tpife Sinier bar iremtaIbt en- al.
porlig aonilitt mellem be Joreneoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Zen npe @arineminiiter, Saul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

19o5-t9O4.

Families asnine 10. u
sr Rarnet paa Dor npe gremiebus
for 19OS-l904, Us ben inoebolOer ct
rtst uopals al lGrerise aibauolinser
O9 tHtsresiante 5Ortnlinser os 81.
ftortsr, hporaf mango er iauItrsreee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
JUDGE WILBUR'S COURT.
Further Discussion as 10 Disposition Of
Cases Against The R. |. Co.

There was further discussion In Judge
wilbur's court today as to what disposi-
tion should be made of cases against the
Rhode Island company which had been
ass sgned to Frank T. Easton. one OF the
company's counsel, who is sick. The
case that was assinged was that OF Emma
McGregor VS.. Rhode Island company. and
Lewis A. Waterman, counsel for the
plaintiff asked that the case be re-
assigned.
Mr. Waterman made a strong argu-
ment in favor OF forcing the defendant TO
be ready 10 try two cases under the rule
OF the court. In the course OF his argu-
ment Mr. Waterman declared that the
reason counsel were indisposed to extend
courtesies to the Rhode Island company
was because OF such Incidents as occurred
last Saturday.
While Mr. Hayes was arguing for a
postponement OF the cases in which Mr..
Waterman was interested on the day
named Mr.. Waterman declared a young
man from the claim department OF the
defendant company went to see James +.
McGreggor, the husband Of Mrs Mctsreg-
gor and tried to get him to settle his
wife's case and one that Mr. McGreggor.
himself. has against the company.
Mr.. Waterman asked for costs for his
witnesses after Judge Wilbur decided the
case would go over because OF Mr. Bas-
toms illness. Judge Wilbur also intimated
that other cases In which Mr.. Easton was
counsel would 60 over and then granted
Mr. Waterman's motion for costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
WAS NOT SANE.
Judge Douglas Refuses to vacate Decree 10
Boyhagin Divorce Case.

Judge Douglas today heard the motion
OF the respondent in the divorce suit OF
Avadis Boyhagin VS.. Almas Boyhagin to
have a previous decision In favor of the
petitioner vacated. Mr.. Boyhagin on
Nov. a. 1902 had a hearing OF petition
for divorce filed by him. the grounds of
which were peculiar. namely, that be-
cause of insanity on the part OF his wife
there had never been any valid marriage.
IL was testified TO at the previous hear
ing that the petitioner married the re-
spondent after weeks courtship, he
meeting her at the home OF friends, who
did not disclose the fact that she was
In any way peculiar Mr.. Boyhagin de-
clared that Immediately after the mar
riage ceremony he discovered the true
difficulties he had in dealing with her.
and cited the fact that she would dre'ps
strangely, tear her clothes and was
guilty OF many erratic acts.
Two doctors who examined Mrs. Boy
hagln three months after her marriage
declared she was insane and had been for
long time I'm that condition. Judge
Douglas gave decision for petitioner and
about week before the time for entering
the decree Comstock a. Gardner. as coun-
sci for Mrs. Boyhagin. entered a motion
TO vacate the decision.
Today a number OF witnesses testified
who had known the respondent for a long
time, some OF them from her infant days
in Armenia. and they declared II was a
mistake to believe she was insane
Judge Douglas said he was struck by
the failure TO produce medical testimony
as to Mrs Boyhagin's condition and II
did not seem TO him a wise thing to dis
turb the previous decision, so he denied
the motion TO vacate. Frederick Rueck-
ert was counsel for Mr.. Boyhasin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
COTTON
TAKES A
TUMBLE.

New York. Feb 2.-The upward
course OF prices in the cotton market was
interrupted today by a decline OF about
half a cent a pound during tho first 20
minutes Of trading.
The opening was easy at a decline of
7a16 points on the old crop and an ad-
vance OF 1oa12 points on the new crop
months. The initial declines on the
active positions was due to lower cables
which in connection with the less favor
able far eastern news promoted heavy
liquidation, while the new crop was stead
led by covering and purchases mere
against sales in the English market
Later the selling was Increased by a
rumor that large short interest had
made a private settlement and March
broke to 1853. May TO 1926 and July TO
II cents. net loss of ssa49 points. New
orleans. however. showed a~relatfve firm
ness. the Houston estimate was moderate
and with The smaller long interest pretty
well eliminated, the market recovered 10
| to 25 points Of the loss. ruling very ner-
vous and irregular.
There was a sensational decline In cot
| ton this afternoon, the May option falling
a cent and a quarter pound from yes
terday's close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
CITY HALL NOTES.

The lowest temperature recorded by the
city engineers department today was 6is
degrees above at o'clock. this morning.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the thermome-
ter had ascended to u degrees above,
a. reaction IN the form Of gain OF three
degrees an hour since morning.
Hyman Kaplan has attached the prop
erty of Samuel Hyman In the sum OF 5000.
The Chemung Canal Trust company.
through Attorneys Bsllou q Tower, has
placed an attachment for 5000 on the
property OF Ellen ID. Blake.
A suggestive deed has just been placed
on record. IL Is a conveyance OF land end
buildings on the west side of Beneht
street by DIR. IL. ID. l.. Parker and wife,
Mary E. 10 the Rhode Island School OF
Design, probably meaning an addition to
the present structure on Waterman
street.
The thousands Of visitors TO Roger
Williams Park the coming season will
again be treated TO enjoyable concerts
by Reeves American band. Bowen X.
church, leader. The first sunday evening
concert will be given May y. with others
on the three following Sundays in June.
on June "a. the band leaves for Sara
toga. returning July and from that date
until early In September. concerts will be
given. weather permitting afternoons and
evenings. Saturdays excepted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
SECOND REGULAR CONCERT.

The Arion club is TO give its second reg
ular concert In Infantry hall next Monday
evening They will give Gounod's grand
opera Romeo and Juliet" in concert
form and a good cast has been secured
Anita Rio will appear as juliet and Eli
son van Hoose OF the Melba Opera com
pany will apepar as Romeo.
Music will be discoursed by full or
chestra augmented by the Arion chorus
The tickets have been placed on sale at
Seddons Butler Exchange news stands.
The sale OF tickets will commence tomor-
row morning. The first OF these concerts
proved very popular and IL Ia expected
that the second one will achieve an even
greater success. which will surely be
merited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
PLAINTIFF
ALLEGED
CONSPIRACY.

Boston. Feb. 2.-On the ground that
several of the charges alleged in the
plaintiffs bill OF complaint are 'scanda-
aous and irrevelent." Robert weitze. the
petitioner. In suit against the protec-
tive committee Of the John p. Squire &
Co. corporation. was ordered by Judge
Loring in the supreme court, today to
strike out these charges.
The case was continued until tomorrow
in order to give counsel opportunity to
amend the bill as the court directs.
Weitxe Is stockholder in the corpora
ton, which was recently acquired by e..
C. Swift and company Of Chicago. His
action was brought for the purpose OF
having set aside the sale OF the Squire
company stock by the protective COM
mittee to the Swift interests.
The plaintiff alleged conspiracy on the
part OF the committee TO turn over the
property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.


New York. Feb. 2-Dr. William T. Bull,
the physician attendant on William c.
whitney. former secretary OF the navy,
whose condition following an operation
n6r appendicitis has been very critical,
gave out the following bulletin:
Mr. Whitney passed favorable night.
His condition Is improved"
Drs. Bull and Walker passed the night
at the Whitney residence.
The announcement was made at the
house at 1880 o'clocs that MIR. Whit
ney's condition showed slight improve
ment"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
COMMITTEE MET.
To Perfect Arrangement for the Democratic
National Convention.

ST. Louis, Mo. Feb. s.-Pursuant to
call the committee on arrangements for
the Democratic national convention con-
sisting Of members Of the Democratic Ma
tional committee. met at the southern no.
tel today with all members present ex-
cept John r. Mclean of Ohio.
They are James X. Jones, Ark; chair
man ex-ofricio; William ]. stone. Mis-.
souri,. vice chairman ex-officio; J. M.
Guffey. Penna.; d. j. Campau. Michigan
Norman E. Mack, N. Y; ]. @. Johnson
Kansas, ]. NJ. Head. Tenn; John =. os-
borne, wyoming and Q. A. Walsh OF
Iowa.
The committee will probably be In SEES
sion two days perfectins arrangements
for the convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

After the caucus the senator's could
not be induced to disclose any OF the
impression being given that II was In
tended to hold n caucus at lo:So. Thurs
day morning. 10 take some definite action
in regard to the matter
1t was understood that Col Harold ].
Gross was the man who received the
most serious consideration in connection
with the place, and II is probable that
he will receive the appointment on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
DENIED BEING ADVENTURES.

Paris, Feb. 2-Mme. Thefese Humoert
today, before the parliamentary commits
sion appointed to investigate the Hum
bert affair opened her testimony by de-
claring she was not an adventures, but
begged the commission to beifeve that
She was a very unfortunate woman.
She made insinuations against public
officials, and said that some OF her most
important papers disappeared while they
were In the hands OF the minister or JUS
tice. NJ. Vale. notably a paper bearing
the name OF NJ. Vale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
KILLED IN QUARREL.
Prominent Scuthsrne! Is Killed BY a Jealous
Husband.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 2.-James X.
sprader. a prominent young lawyer. who
had just comulete da term as assistant
commemorative attorney. died today
from the effects OF bullet wound in
ficted at midnight by w. e. Neal Of
Owensboro. Ky.
The trouble arose. IL is said. over a sus-
picion which Neal entertained as TO
Spraders relations with Mrs. Neal.
Neal has been arrested. The shooting
occurred I'm the cafe Of the Capitol hotel,
where Neal found Sprader talking to the
bartender.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

Thursday
The matter was the subject OF con-
siderable discussion and after the caucus
had adjourned. many OF the senator's
were engaged in active discussion OF the
appointment.
One man who ought to know. made the
assertion that Mr.. Gross had been de-
cided upon as the appolntee. but this was
denied by another who is supposed to be
equally we'll informed.
All OF those who were present at the
caucus were very reticent and showed
a decided disposition not to discuss the
matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
Discussion in Senate Over Minority
Representation on Committees.
In the House the Democrats
Tackle Clerk Hire Matter.

ropAy,s SESSION INTERPRETING ONE Mr.
.An,oAN OF pAwruckET COMMITTEE
vo E,Np OUT REGARD TO
CORPORATION
N,Trrrs AND SUCCEEDED IN STATEMENT
snzpARp OF THE MATTER UNDER
.nu,ssmENT AND
FOR AMUSEMENT
wt1oW DEMOCRAT IN TOWN AT the
THE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE
SENATOR
REGISTRATION
SENATOR ARNOLD
IcAN TOOK
.,xo.,Tx
cuAM.l IN WHO KNOWN DEMOCRAT
,n TIoso,oH ACCORD MAJORITY.