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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
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len. &c BON 1abIen; no. 8 rotb9 s5},
DECEMBER esic; Baseurpeuen &c,
Roru tneaes) - 20. / wets 4t}c Rc.2
uetb 44ic; SO. 9 wetb 44le. 30. ( nsst,
43:; 30. Q weis semtf9t AS ; No. Q
metz genii9t 44c; go. 4 ueit aemsidt
A3c; go 2 eeIb IA: 20 8 eeIb a /.
ITO. 4 geld 42s; SO. q eemiI9t AZ ;
30. 8 aemtf@t 42c go. ( eemsGt 42 ;
3plben 46c.
oafer- 80. 2 wetser 314e; 20. Q rsstss
31te; go. 2 ceusi9tsr 3l}c: 30. 8 ss.snaisH
814c.
eeu 30. / aiaDtbp $40 76: 70.
2, So 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
. DaaeusRaxzf.

Observation-Disclosures: 80 SOL rs
NtIet - geriaufspreife: -. O0-ss.0Q. 4.
BeIfGtorn - gertaifsureie: IL sa6 su
0uaIitdt. 81 bts 60c. Eeues l0-45c.
3afer-sd@dIt 3s+84s; ~ ben aetrez
H00e$8.W per Tsnne. Heun 30-t4,,
etrob-Frede. ie mad benz 0rah. tx Bqb
len, $6.0O-$8.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
anr rsi,,r.,t stamnpunkt.

So9ter (pOrleienb): User oas
Slid bat. fiibrt Die 8raut beim!..-
@antpffelbelO): nllnfinn!
Wer oas nnslid bat, Den fiibrt bic
8raut beim!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
0ote.

gnsros , Se~rfaufspreis 5mporvy
s@peiserfdie 89c per Rhane sixeesraias
e&ueperidie lis, Biseoxftn 9seam 8 "a
10, Stem pori GbebbarS lie, esxestn
i@er 2intburser lac. Srt6 los.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
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90 F.: n9at Sbnen Der Saie
gemunoet? SD babe i'm ielbit erlegt!!A
g q It: nSie geben 10 lang ouf Die
Sage, Bis sic einmal = berunterfale
LEM"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

cdaoIer bsablen toiscaos 2retts:
autter - GountrS, lac. Grsouserp rs
sIoin 27c
StiI9e Ger-26e per Dusenb.
pfhner Sc. S6bxe 3. turfers-'0Gl2c.
Saien - 81. Obis $1.25 per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
HnBlano.
9ompIott gegen Witte e.

9pmplott 9egen slit e.
SerIin, IL. Ses. Wa9 elmer
NsIouns bss biefisen vSaseblatt" fOa
in ct. petersburg cine 8eri4w6rung
asesn Witte entbsdt moroen fein. -
@aroeoff3isre MOLTEN fa ieiner nit
@eualt bemdbtisen unb ibn auf einem
au bisism 3rpsf bereit 9sbaltenen Dam.
pier aus &ublanb uegidaHen-
Gtretfer feben ef.
g I. petersburg 9, IL. Seq.
Die 9OHnung, BOB Der @treit Der Be-
leerapbifen unb YOffbeamten binnen
3ufammenbrsden tueroe. bat
fd uIs triiserii& ertieien. Die aus.
ftdnbia.n ffeben I'm @egentbeil fsffsr,
als su irgeno elmer 3eit. uno fe baben
bas 5sft ~boQffdnoig in ben Sdnoen.
Der gerfebr suii9en ct. petersburg,
Wnri9au, Mosfau unb 2ieH, Der
nit Ollie bon Sruppsn unb
freiDinieen Streitbredern notbbiirftig
In Sang sebradt porbsn tpar.
ftodt abermals %ponfdnbig. Nn Elm
Der bor3ialid o~rsaniRrtsn
Streifer if ofenbar ni9t su benton,
uno in ibrer Ratblofgteit besinnt boz
Der bic Resierung ein3ulenten. sic Bot
bereiis bic bon benz Silfsminiffer bes
Snnern, Surnopo, berfd9te @ntlai
flung Der 6tibrer Der Union rtidedngie
aema4t, iowie bic ginfibruns BON
alters- unb WiitmenpenHoner fur bas
pof= unb $elsgrapbensp srionaI 3uge.
iaet unb auBsrbem bas gerfprsdsn ees
aeben, bob ben Strsiferr feline Nb3iige
fir Die berlorene 3eit gemadt ueresn
ioIsn, fouls fe iofort bic Mrbett tpisbsr
aufnebmen. Dies genti9t ben Nus-
.fdnoigen ri6t. sic belteben auf gn-
erfennung ibrer Organization, fowie
bic @nilahuna SurnouO's, bas alas=
meme Wnhlre6t uno bic @inberufunq
elmer tOntituirenoen Ieriammluns.
W anifef bes 3aren.
ct. Petersbur9 g, IL. Sesbr.
Der 3aiier bat elm Manifef erlaRen.
in wel6em er fpe3iel ben 2ohaden fiji
ibre aufOpfernoen Sisnffe se9en duBere
uno innere Geinbe banft.
6 aneibeni6 n's g
GIeif9.
g /. petersburg. IL. 9e3
Der 9atb Der Nr5eiter.G Delegation per-
brsitst bur9'sans &ublanb cine Slug
IGrif1, in tpel6er ben Nrbeitern uni
tleinen @eidditsleuten gerathen miro,
ibrs griparnihe aus ben ganfen 3u
3ieben. Wenn bieier &atb algemein
befOlgt pirb, if cine panit au ertpar.
ten, tpis fe bic reue Welt nod niemals
oefeben bot. benin in ben Sbarbcrfen
fino ibsr 1000, 900. 900 &ubsl bepo-
inirt, unb bieier u~neeheure 8etras tann
unmbsli9 auf einmal ausbraablt tusr.
ben.
Sn @ari9au bot Der Mnfurm be-
reits begonnen. uno bic SspOftoren
berlangsn ibr @elb tn @olb.
W eutersi n Der 5 b :
HABIT
6 I. petersburg, IL. Se3.
Der Self lber Rebellion. mslde bas
aan3e Deer beberri9t, bat nun audi
ct. Petersburg ererifsn. Die Gee.
leute Der ID. unb Is. WarineoibiRon,
unter tusl9sr es felt ldnserer 3eit
sdbrte, perlanaten eeftern mad benz
Mufer ibrer 9amsraben In 2ibau.
Ooefa unb .Sebatopol cine gerbefs.
runs ibrsr SienfbsrbdltniHs. als
ibnsn Der Bsi9sio tpurbs, bab man fs
iammt unb fonbers nod Der 5sftune
2rOnfabt ienoen tperbs, bielten He cine
Berfammlung ab uno ueiserten fi9,
autpilis nod Der Weffe 3u eebea.
Stun wurbeibef9lOfsn, 8ewalt 9esen
bic Nufrfbrer gu 9ebrau6en' I'm
orei ubr beute WOrgsn wurbsn he bon
elmer Abtbeiluns lOpalsr Marinetrup.
pen In ibrer 8aierne um3ingslt uni
nod 9ronftabt abgefdoben. @eaen
* v,,, a v{oy, Ist1otsy, "a ;ahoA Eo;u.o AKA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

eped. gnsI.-gewdblte. 8 bs 10 Rtunh
TN Our@i@nitt, l4e; IL BIZ Ii Htub tn
Drr&i9nit, late.
Oeprdeltes e@uetReaeti4 - xao@e2ipies
Sanep Big $40 80: 2Iares 1sas $3.50; Sons
$ls.oo; ebort Clear $500; Rsnpt
Seoorrtes sstaofeti4 - e4txtex, sea
GETS. l2fe; 1ubeniestsR CSC; Sxxeai. l6c
Qn66eI 13ke.
S@u1at tn xierces Il. Dual. Sfe: &c
0noIitdt 9}s: 8. Dnaitdt ct.
xBarfe 0erdu1ate Uratpax1 e}e.
6rarthirter 7c; Bologna In Ddrrss Sc. In
xu9 &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

0tu9stooit iphuI uiio opS HissSAo>"u""S
Der psinli9en NHaire befahl.
Selbfperfdnoli6 tpdre bel elmer eins
gsbsnosn 8srhanolung Die arme Rams
msrfrau sldnseno sere&tfertiat woroen;
bab Der 3aiier elm MadtuOrt Fprad,
po3u er ia ldnsff @eleaenbsit gebabt
bdite. bat nur ben 3usd. bic psrleum.
osriiaen Sdunoweibsr aus ben b6dfisn
areiien gu i4Hben.
Der Sob 5erf6rt ungen
&ubn m.
Berlin, II. Se3. Nnf benz
befisn Wsse su @ubm uno &eiGthis
merrr it bic bOdbegabte iunse S4rifts
ff.Gerin Marearstbs Samoi&. bic Sod.
ter zines bisfsen Nebatteurs, idb bonn
8nbs babingeruHt mOroen. Die Dame
ber6Hentlidte tiiralid untsr benz 8itel
vSenorifsnbeiAte" Elm Bud. bas einsn
grOBartissn @rfOIg batte unb He nit
einem S&lage gu elmer literariiden
8eriibmtbeit ma9te.
6 u 4 m 6rber berurtbeil I.
Speper, IL. Sea. Sn Smei=
brtiden in Der pfal3 wurbe Der M6rber
Ybilipp pfannfuhen 81 lebsnsldna.
iidsr 3u9tbausffrafe perurtbeilt. Der
unmenfd i6ladtete Elm n~eunidbrises
Mdoden in sr~auenbafter Dsiie ab,
nadbem sr baRelbs feiuen piehifden
@elhfien seopfert battle. DAB Der ber-
tbierte Buride Dem S9aHott snttam,
III idmer b~erffdnblid.
&uffif9er SrubeI.
Berlin, IL. De3. &sdt gelun.
gen finb mande Nadridten. mslde aus
&uBlano bier anlangen. 8ewib III,
baB bic Suoen In &uBlano unterortidt
Wuroen; aber ebeniO geuib 1T, baB bic
hiefiaen Subsn, bic in Der PreHe (uno
ipe3ieq au9 In Der amerifaniiden) cine
eroBe Stole ipielen, nun aass W6gliGe
usriudsn. oas ruiiide &eid gu oere
lditsrn. Wsnn fe fid oarauf bsi6rdnt.
ten. Die berrottete Bureautratie an3u=
g~reifen, 10 wiiroe ibnen ieoer biaig
oenfenoe Wenid &e9t geben. aber bic
betrefenoen 0erren seben 10 melt, bas
aan3e ghrifsntbum gu bsgeifern. Die
ruffii6e OrtbooOre Stride bot ia nidts
Ysrlodenbes. aber felt Sabrbunbertsn
baben bic brabsn WuIdits fid nit osr=
islben su~frieoen ertldrt = uno 10 f6.m=
ten ss eisentli& aud anoere 2euts isin.
Snrfei.
O n3oerle B ungen
& o # q ntinopeI IL. Deg
I'm Der perfiden @ren3s limb angeblid
aramale i'm @anse. Die @rense ba.
ielbf 1T nidt genau feftgefeQt unb 10
ergibt i6 fur bic unrubise geo6lterung
BON ielbf bic @elegenbeit Su allerlei
4usidreitungen.
Mntport an bic q roB
m d d te.
GDrf n I inopeI IL. Ye3.
Die bohe pfprte bat h6 nun enblid
snti6loHen, auf bic energifHe Hote Der
Wdhte au antporten. sic bat heute
Ibenb benz 6fterreiaif9en 8Otfhafter
Baron @alice cine f6riftliae gruisoe.
rung sugeben laHen.
Seferreid- nngarn.
Srag6bie bes @lenbs.
@ien, IL. Deg. Sn elmer Der
hiefsen &spierpa1en eridien geffern
Worgen Elm As Sabre alter Sagel6bner
unb befaulbigte fid ielbf Der @rmor=
oung feinss Sobnes. Die an9efeIte
ttnterfuhuna ergab. bab Der Wann
ote Wabrbsit fpra6. Sur4 lan9e
@rperbsloRsteit uno gunner our Ser.
3tpeifung getrieben, battle er ben &nas
ben i'm S4lafe erpiirst unb fa bann
erhdnst. ST fano ieooa bic eriebnte
grl6iuns aus feinem gleno ni3t, bern
Der Strid rib. gu einem 3uei,sn
Selbfmorbbsriu9 reibten fein Wutb
N ~ ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

SnbtanapsIts RGffees4reife:
oeu6bnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; sri,ra bts ss
wdbltsr 14-l6e ; 5anep 82S-Ss:, goISan
9eIow 10 BIB 22e, Saua 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
1rtoia $14.26. Zion $1t.25, Serie7 sll rs;
Caracas e1l.26 DtImortb'4 s18 30. Date
Sara Slenb 81 80, eItmas Sata gIens,
1896, Dtrtca $ts.25.
8a6er-Drmtnoes 1876; 6tae,u6es 8 so
puInertfrter b.22e: xfzx puIpertHrtn 8 27..
fet1er granulirter 1896; Gubes 5.37e; SON
feetioners' IA. VIC; ysibsepoob Z AIS; ptbs
mtg U 4.'2e; empire IA. 7e; SbsaI srxs
ooISem 8 4.47e; Ntnbipr Grtra 8 4.47a
&tssepoob 6 l.3se; seIber 8 8. s2.; I5 gel
tsr 3.87.
efRs-Raa (4o Or. S.H). Sat. s-lo ,r
0aIone.
RidIes-24oo TN Sas $40: 1900 TN Sas
So; 1900 TN 9aIbfab $500; 900 tm Gas
$3.50.
etdrte-gearI, 8fe, Gbanrptox oIcs, / N,
8 RfunS Badste 8. Rom. / BIB. Pafete.
4H-6A.
Sonog-7r etanset ssrrt9t &c; Gro,
esr gemiitt &c; Banner 9psR o.; grsau
8onbons 10e: Rs. Q Cream, sensii9t ss.
getrofnete 5~ri&te-AepfsI, an Sn eoxxss
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeere1 7e sis TIC;
Gttron 18e Bis l4e; Roftsen, Q Groux, pea
Rfuno, 7S 8 Growu 72c, 1 Grorx TIC leas
menfreie>' chs Sc, California RuseattI 7xs;
Guiana 7ic, turporttrte euItaaa lie bs lie
California aprtfofen Sc bis lac.
&ets- &aroItna. 2oYf. 4t--sE, Sa$as 81
-6}e, gebro&euer. "a.
MiHs-BrasiI neu Sc bs lOe; Sfiberts H.
YtanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise Nexbslx Ik-
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; #eaxrts &c Bic SIC,
serofete 7c bis &c; GnsIi&e BaIxsYe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
LOUISVILLE FOLK
APPLAUD5L 5LUSTlLY
President Delivers Short Speech
to Solid Mass Of People Ex-
tending Two Blocks Made
Good 1mpressio in Ken
tuckyN>torw, No Speeding
Towards Texas.
lBy Associated I Press.

sT.LoUIs. April - President Roosevelt
and party passed through Ohio, Ken
lucky. Indiana, and Illinois to-day, and
at s:so tonight after spending an hour
and a half in this city. left here for the
Southwest over the Missouri, Kansas and
4 Texas Railroad. The most notable recep.
tion Of the day was at Louisville. KY.
where the Presld dent spent two hours.
Prom Louisville, 10 ST. Louis the train
aiarkeped w own at a dozen or more
towns, and at most OF these great crowds
we're Mt the depot cheering as soon as the
train was in sight. The President made
three speeches en- route. These were at
Milltown. Ind; Huntingburg. Ind, and
Mount Vernon. III.
There was no demonstrationAhere be-
yclI cheers from crowds assembled at
anp the President did not appear. The
the various points where the train passed,
next stop will be al Vinita, 1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
POLICE / BOARD TO
ELECT NEW. CHIEF. ]
Fight Seems to Center About
Gibson, Epps and
Hulce.

At s o'clock this evening the Police
Board Will met In, egular session, and
under resolution adopted at the last
meeting the question Of the election Of a.
chief for the full term an effort VIII be
made to settle tho matter Membets OF
the board will not commit themselves,
but IT is understood that the first ballot
viii disclose the fact that Detective Ser.
geant Gibson has four votes, Tho other
four, 1t as said. are split between Chief
Hulce and Inspector Epps. Five votes
Will be necessary to a choice, and 1t may
be that Mayor Mccarthy will be called
lpon to cast tho deciding ballot 1t is
generally understood Mat the Mayor "a
yors an outside man, and there Is con-.
lecture as to his probable position when
it comes to a vote for an inside man.
Tho fight for Sergeant Gibson will be
led by s Commissioners Manning and
Welsh. that for Chief IIulce by Conms-lg
isioner \ Landerkin, and that for Inspector
Epps by Commissioner Mccarthy. NJ Il
Chief Hulce shows no disposition to
give up the fight 3and appears sanguine
OF success. Neither OF the others would
say, anything Of their candi didacy, but
have left everything in the hands Of Their
friends. This meeting will prove the
most Interesting for many months, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
(contlnuel on Second Page.)I
MAN BLOWN THROUGH
ROOF OF {. A BU|lDIN. .
Three Instantly Killed in Explo,
sion in Metallic Cartridge
Works.
(By Associated Press. !

h BR1DGEPoRT, CONN., April 4-In a
terrific explosion that blew to pieces ono
of the brick buildings ofthe Union Metal
lie Cartridge Company shortly before the
close of the days work to-day, three
men We're instantly killed. Great crowds
gathered, and In the panic that followed
many women tainted, Others made fran
tic efforts, to get within the walls sur
rounding the plant, as 1t was reported
that many lives We're lost. Tho, were
held lp check, however, and tho en-
5ployes In the other buildings made their
escape In safety. The apparent horror
of the situation was Increased by tho
breaking out of fire, and tho appearance
OF ambulances and morgue wagons, which
ratified up to the factory. A few mo-
}ments after tbs explosion occurred the
fire department arrived on the scene and
succeeded In checking the flames quickly.
The only manF'in the building at the
I time, John Meary. was blown through
the roof with great mass OF debris,
and came down dead, Two helpers.
Michael Hurley and William Bayliss.
working near the building, also were
killed. WI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
DIVERSITY OF OPINION
ASrTO THE BURNING.
Excitement Over the Tragedy
Is High and the Husband
Seems Heart Broken-No
Detective Appoint
ed by the
Court.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

N CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April A.
It is believed tonight that an arrest
will he made tomorrow es the outcome
OF the burning Of Mrs. w. ]. Thomson
and her two children IN their home near
shadwell early Saturday morning. The
I coroner inquest will be continued TO-
morrow 1t is said that important EVIL
dence will be adduced, and that 1t will
cause the arrest Of a man who has been
under suspicion. l5. s
There has from the first been the great
est diversity OF opinion as to whether
the burning was accidental. II incen-
diary, there is no doubt that murder
was Intended. X HI f} & 5
Circumstantial Evidence.
The evidence. all 5crcumstantial. Of
course, is by no means sufficient as yet ct
toi establish . crime. Mr.. r. .s5 IL Smith.
OF Richmond, a brother Of Mrs, Thomson,
accompanied py Mr.. lliah Butler
brother-in-aw8 OF the dead woman, were
up to-day, doing all possible to discover
y a clue to the ncendfary-and murd err, K
crime was committed. No material pro-
Y gress had been made In this direct ton
late this afternoon. SO far as the public
KNOWS. me court SaulHorltleS ueHS6 THAI
4 a detective has been put on the case,
but the report that an arrest will be
made tomorrow Is credited. ss5
Excitement High.
Excitement over the burning is still
high. The husb band ~is said to appear
heart broken. He spent the night ut the
house Of a neighbor the night Of the
fire, and was almost overcome when the
rural carrier Informed him "a he next
morning Of the tragic death OF the wi &c
and sch hiidren. S5s NJ rs:s Thomson's s son u by
her flrsts marriag "a oul1g5 man pro ohably
twenty years OF age was also 5aways;wlleI
the FIRE Il occ urred. This young mans
testimony that his step father wa not
good to- his wife and had deserted her,
fiS DANA aPinRs ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
fBY Associated Press.l

x 4
CHICAGO. April "A political tornado
to-day overwhelmed one Of the most
ruggedly unique leaders In The country m m
Incidentally the Republican party met
defeat In a memorable effort to capture
i the mayoralty OF Chicago AS a direct
result. the city is officially committed TO
the policy OF the quickest possible cessa--. n.
ton OF private franchises for public utili-
tles. Municipal ownership is especially
threatening street car lines, valued high
up in the millions; y. II
After winning successfully four remark y.
i able biennial fights dependent rl'lt' rlls
against x regular Republ lean \! party
organfxnt ton here, 3 ohm tsayssasda lss risan;
son of Associate Justice Harlan. of the
United States Supreme Court. was to-day "a
loser as Repu hlican ca dtdate Tor.
Mayor, The defeat Is attributed TO extra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
A B|C LUMBER PLANT
BURNSAT R0ICIkY.M0UNT
Ice Plant Catches and Is Also
Destroyed, Causing
i Heavy Loss.

RALEIGH, N. G., April "A special
from Rocky Mount says that fire started
there about 8 o'clock this afternoon In n
dry kiln Of the Tar River Lupber Com
pany, one Of the largest saw and planning
mill plants In the eastern part OF the
State The fire company made a hard
fight against 1t, but could not check tho
flames until the entire plant was con-
sumed Tho loss OF the machinery and
lumber is total. and estimated at about
SAG, 600. The fire spread to the plant Of
the Rocky Mount Ice Company, which
was also destroyed, this loss being about
10000. Both were fairly we'll covered by
insurance. Several nearby tenement houses
were also burned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
BROTHER OF. WOMAN
BACK FROM SCENE
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Butler Con
hdent That Mrs. Thompson
and Children Were Murdered.

Robert Lee Smith, q brother. ana WIZ
liam Butler. a brother-in-law5 OF Mrs.
w. ]. Thompson. reached the city last
night from Charlottesville, where they
had been to investigate the burning Of
Mrs. Thompson and her two small chill
2dren near shadwell early on Saturday
morning. ,5i
They do not hesitate to say that they
believe that the woman and her Children
were murdered. "a
Story of the Fire.
81 This Is the story OF the fire as they
learned 1t from the Shadwell people.
About 4 o. clock Saturday morning Dir,
and Mrs, Thurman of Keswick, were
awakened by n servant and told that Il
house was. on fire some miles away on tho
mountain. That fixes the time Of the
burning. Early Saturday morning two
scfs.tircns George and Annie Spruce, ap-
fproached the }smouldcr:ng cabin ana saw
the half burnt body Of Mrs. Thompson.
K Her body was In one room; the ashes Of
\ the schildren's bodies were In another:
and nora near where the beds had been
placed. The dead Il wonlnn's head was
found some distance from her body, and
Z In position so they Say, that absolutely
proves that the head was severed from
the body.
/. q }Commonwealth's Attorney. Captain
n1e x ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
5Protsstants, Ignored By Pru-
Dental Committee, Decide Is
Act Independe
ADDRESS 70 L MINISTER'S N 4 ) ] {: ''
Declare Standard Oil Man IS
Typical Instance Of Evil! Evil
Element in Country.
nv. ssociated Press.)

BOSTON, April 4.-The committee OF
congregational clergymen who are pro- pro:
testing against the acceptance by the
American Board Of Commissioners for
foreign missions Of u ohn n 2. Rookie feller's
gift 81 500 oooo. Wi 4 hay To- conduct the
cru sade. 81 un nassisted BY The Prudential ,
] Committee OF the American Board. The
latter having refused absolutely to join
the protestants In their movement 8 to
bring before the Congregational clergy
of the country the reasons advanced .9r "
or against the acceptance OF the gift.
The protestants who will continue the
agitation Independently tonight address,
& ed statement to Congrega tional minis
Eters, saying that eur protest rests on
the conviction that the church must not
stand in a compromising relation to a
man who in public thought represents
methods that are oppressive dangerous
and wrong. We cannot disregard y the
effect Of the association. which his name
in view Of facts are widespread and noto-
rious 8unfortunatelyca carries with 1t. The
church cannot afford to enter into any
relation that may weaken or discredit it
Gin#the fulfilment of Its task.
THE church owes it to itself and the
public conscience to acknowledge respon-
sbilIty when 1t voluntarily enters into
dealings with a donor who stands openly
impeached Of serious offenses which It
Is our duty to condemn.
"It is not required that the church
form tribunal to pass Judgment on per-
sonals character or probe into the business
methods of all givers. His own actions
have already singled him out before the
world as n notorious and typical instance
OF an evil element in our ational life."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

ord,r,aa'rr,,,7 causes stnrtingI with nolltical
ave-, 10 !, nd talxinp n, n Vide sween en-
..as.,,ee tha most I,n.to.dnte socialism ns
= isocter 'Tha Victor Is Judge Edward F.
A-''.'il' 81 l =,
picturesque Solltest.
' Seldom, IL ever, has Chicago witnessed
q more lively. picturesque contest; To-
day particularly the city was hideous
with the ringing OF COW bells and the
roar OF cannon era ckers.
1t was, a raw. blustery day, gloomy ana Y
cold for the most part, unll1 8aDout ,ne
burst then was not hailed cEteerrfully ~
the Republlcan Eho felt maj ~. eYeh ~
the mat ter o. alectlon Wealner,ln parry
7 had been llhaer q severe v !lu,lu'Iap 49,
Appeals iof rear. o. aoilail tioh so.pu-
rate wealth. appearea 70 Sway Yu,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
|[UNAT|C ON WAY
|iQIkLL GOVERNOR
Said He Was Inspired by Pyrus,
God of Fire, to Slay Hoch,
8S5 Of Kansas.
CAP RED lear Z / { STATE. 5 L / / [: J: HOUSE {! !
\ .Unarrned 3 ct Undou!bt'ee l,. =, dlll,y
Would Have Handled Chief #
Executive Roug ghly
= Y n s7s-I1l7.I Z,
Z By3Asaoclated Press


"A TOPEKA, TcANsAs. April q An = In:
sane man., who gave his name as ].
Everett Worthing gton, whose former: place e,
3of residence the police have been unable
to learn, was ca ptured within a, bloch OF
the state II ouae. where he said he was g
going il Kill Govern Or he man man
va In armed, |, bu I he Is Of powerful build,
and undoubtedly would II have u handle "a e the
chief executive roughly had he not been
intercepted. The news Of the arrest
was Withheld BY the police until day,
though the pture was made yesterday.
Worthington is now in the county jail,
j ana will be sent to an asylum. Com
.munication with the man Is held by
means of written questions and answers,
as he pretends to@4be deafaand dumb.
In answer to a question in regard to wf1at
his purpose was with the Governor,
Worthngton said 4 ~ f &.
'I was inspired BY Y P yrus; the god OF
Are, to come here and Kill Governor
Hoch. / have sworn eternal vengeance
against all statesmen who pretend that
they are Self-nla de men, II had not
been for his officer, who captured me,
Governor Hoch Would have been no more.
for when I was arrested 4 was on my
way to the Capitol to kill him. One who
has risen from obscurty to high place
is the worst enemy Of the people. There
fore I hate Hoch.'ss S!583
NYorthington was dressed we'll. Fl
has the appearance of a man Of intelli-
gencc. He is tall and strong, and has
red hair and blue eyes. He was arrested
by G.. D. Miller, an officer OF the Juve-
nile Court. whose attention was attracted
by the peculiar actions of fWorthington.