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Strong and Eloquent Speech in.
Miss Pollard's Behalf.
JUDGE BBADLBY'S INSTRUCTIONS.
The Jury Ia Given Mluute Legal Direction»
For Their Guidance wt “:11th Clm- .
Milt Drawn of the Two l'artlea Io the
Salt—Jurors See a 'l‘tntype.
\l’Asulxtzrox, April lO.—.\ttomey (‘ul
‘leron Carllsle. who la more deeply versed
in international law than in breach of
promise lltlgatlons, consumed the day in
the criminal court in a review of the trail
runny before the jury in the Pollard-Breck-
iurldge cuae. Ilia atatement- was a de
tailed dissection of the evidence and was
delivered in a clear. diepaaalonate manner,
although the lawyer at times referred to
Colonel Breckinridge in very soothing but
coolly worded terms.
The silver haired (momeauuum conduct
ed himself \‘el‘y nonchaluuily. joking with
his lawyers during the day. while Made-
line Pollard, sitting directly in front of
hint. kept her face. shaded by a black gloved
haud‘mmt of the time. ' . .
Only once was there nuy Interruption of
the argument, and that was w
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and Vmarv Pnhlln ,
Referring to llfra. Miller. formerly Mollie
Shinglebower, who had acid that MID!
Pollard wan making free with men back
in 1877 and 1878, he thought- he might have
naked the jury to dlabelleve the woman on
the ground of her own disclosures regard-
ing her character, but that was nnnecea-
eary. elnce it had been conclusively proved
by Dr. Curran of l’lttahnrg that Mlaa Pol’
lard had been to bill city‘luatead of In Ken-
tucky from 1876 to 1am.
The deposition-l of Hiram Knuff mun and
John Brandi might have been diacredlied
In the Mime, grounds of their own admin
alone concerning thelr character when
they pretended to any that. the plaintiff
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FOR SALE.
Two Silly Gallon Oil Tanks.
L. H. Decker,
lululllnmn St, to. llomlliJi
Thinks the income Tax Will
Kill fhc' Bill.
INOIDBRTALLY SOORED GRESHAM.
lie (‘haracterlucd the Income Tax Feature
u'an l'uneee-nary. Ill Timed. l'n-Demo-
entic- and a Mlachlnvoua Selieluowlntl-
mated “that the I’rmldant Had Illuminati.
had been guilty of certain acts of miscon-
duct in the hmae of an alleged Lena Slu-
gleion in 1883, but this was not nccetuuiry.
Not only had Mica l’ollard‘n coualna do
scribed the manner of her life in these
years, but two reputable witnm from
Lexington had told that no auch woman
or auch house, was at that part of Upper
street. Iloubtlcaa the jury had formed an
opinion of the character of Rankin Row
aell, who made the laat attack upon Miss
Pollard—4r man who had instilled that In
the open pltrlura oi" oi felnale seIqunry he
had held on his lap for an hour and a half
the plaintiff. who was engaged in hlm at
that time. ‘ .
An llluatrlted l’olnl.
Then Attorney t‘arlialo drew from his
tau-hot a iiniym-Jaying: “Genilemen.here' l , . , , _ ‘
m.“ t‘olonel is the Nature brought here by hlm. Brown trot 9 won dimmer l. but Hl'llltn on u “no
WABIHSIITIIN, April lbs—The proceedings-
In the senate from tlu opening to the cloa-
lng of the session were full of Interest.
The first in point of time was tin-swear-
ing in of Mr. Walsh a: a senator from
{leorgia toacrve out the form of thclutu
» fieuaior (‘oluuliL
’l'wo rcaolutious Intended to lurllllnie
debate on the tariff bill were introduced—-
nuc- by Senator .\llll.~, providing for an
amendment in the I'uleu an M to permit of
the preview question, and the utIu-r by
Senator Allen providing for the taking of
the final vote on the hill on June 7 and al-
lowing throe days for debate under the
five minute. rule. Iloih went over without
action. *
The Walcotl resolution looking iothe
coinage of Mexican dollara for theUhiua
Breckiuridge set the speaker right on the of the pluintitl', taken with her (laughter deferred until "WK“
point of a family title,aibtlut which he
seemed k. be rather particular.
the closest attention was given to the
npewh by jury and aywctulom, no that thorn
was a deep allcncc in the courtrooui.’ Mr.
(Yarliale will continue, and It is not impm.
bible that the speaking; will lust until Fri
day. _
Judge Bradley first announced hiadew
claion on the prnyem for luatruciiona.
Nine prayers of the plaintiff Were granted
In modified form and live of them refill-led.
Six prayers for the defendant were graut‘
ed in modlllod form or substitutes granted.
and five \verc refused. flu-bll-ntully the
judge said that. while the burden of
proof rested on the, plaintiff to «how that
acnutrucl to Inurrywus entered into, if
the. defeluluut set up the (lt‘It'llSt‘ that the
contract was not made in good faith. the.
burden of proof would rest upon him to
allow that there won an under‘dundiug
that. the contract. was not to be t‘urrletlmlf.
and that the aluti’mt'ill! made in the prose
ence of other partiw were nuule with thin
understanding on thy» part of the plaintiff
and defendant
Judge “radio, 'a lmtructlona.
The insiruciiona granted for the plultr
tiff. in condensed form, are u» lollou a:
First—If llu~ Jury find from llwcvidcm'cthat
lhem were mllluul pnuuisea of nmrriugc. u-
clalmed In the, declaration. (but would muall~
Into a binding contract. and if the defendant
married another permit}. that wuuld be a breach
of the contract upon which the plulullfl’ would
be entitled to sue. Illicit relations with blmor
with (lllll‘r-l before the contract woe inadmli’
known to him. would be unlit-lunar».
Second—Theburden of prmf I“ upon the dc-
femlunt lllallluw by u premndvruureof evidence
that them \va-u an agreement that lllf'rrl)‘ i'w
semblance of o contract not to In: l‘lll'rlt‘il uul
wna agreed upon l‘wlun'rll tlum.
'I‘hlrd - If promiu-a “er.- uncle by the Ilcfcmb
nut in bad fullb. but accepted by the plaintiff
in good faith. tbla bad faith on Illa puri \luulll
not conalilutc a defense.
Fourth The conduct of plaintiff and defend.
am at. about and aha-r the multlng ot' the rouv
tract be in lu-lnlnidl'l'v-ll In judging II~ gnml ul'
bad faith.
Flflli~lf the Jury fllltl ilull llu‘ defendant
promised the plalnllf! In good faith In marry
her. the burden of proof trash upon him to ca-
tahllah by u prcgmullcrunce of proof 5 llIPIl'llSl‘
or release. and It vmuhl not be u defense tlml
he had llllx'it rclulloua uitb her ul‘ hlm lul-l hlm
nf lllli‘ll. Nluliobh “lib ullmra.
Sixth-1f before the cuuirut‘l flu-re was Inter-
rourao between the hm and the defendant
knew that .«hc was prev lnusly mu has-lb. it i'mu
alltulee no defenae.
Hl-i'elllb— If alu' Infuruu-d him that ~lu~ had
been impure wuh Illlndt'fi. Il-ul c-mmtuuu-d no
defenao.
Eighth 'l‘hc accl'ul uum unp- llut'u not con-
nllluie a dcfcuac.
Ninth If pmmlaca \H‘l't' not uuule umll alto-r
the acorn-t murrluue. u llmw Iml cumiltutu u
defonac.
'I'cuih If llu- jury find for the plaintiff. they
are to I'nnt-Illcr llw prmln‘cllic nthuuiago to
the plaintiff from the "infringe, the Injury In ‘
lu'r feelltmr. reputation llllll I'llMll't‘ of curuluu :
a llvelllmod by the breach of promise and may
award ext-topiary tlllfllflKl‘lt on well.
Eleventh It flw jury find that the plaintiff
wan chute curve with the defeuiluul. and that
Ibo attempt in Impeach bur rlmruvicr no“
made for iluI purpoaoa of a Ilofruw‘. tho) may
t'rmaltler the fruit In awnrdlug dnmagw.
For the Deleon.
’I'lu- luatrm-ihmn for the defeu-w were:
Hub » before the plaintiff can recover the
Jury 1mm bvllcro- from all the evldeuce that a
contract Ivan l'ltlr'fl‘tl Into buivmm thr- plaintiff
and defendant to become lmabaml and wlfo.
Mound —-If the jury find that atulenwnlu
wereuuuieln the preacher of or to third pur-
tlea that they were emsml to be married. and
well atatementa were made. pummnt in nu nu.
demanding for the norm»..- of (IH‘Qll‘lllg lbll‘tl
paragon. ouch auiementa are not to be taken an
mutilation or evldanclnu a clmlrw-l.
Thlrd’ The burden of prmf tu eutubllnh the
«retract la norm tlu- plnlmlfl'.
Fourth-«If before tlmcoturact the plulutll'f
wu unlltyor lewd or linchw-lacuuduct with
other men uuluumu lo llmlvfoiulaut. be war
not bound by ll.» mun-m and may avail hll’n-
aalt of each defense. a bellwr at the mm- lg to
”foul bu knew of the mmllwt or not. 3
Fifth if the Jury lu'lb't’c that the llalntlfl
wan guilty of uuvlmatc cntulllrl with oilwrtm-n
nnhnnvru in the ilt'ft'ltillnl. llu-y mun-t find for
Manama If kuuwlulm-ul It did not unmet"
hlm until after the wruml.
tilllh» 'l‘lwlury may in mil lualluu of damnmm
«enabler the plaintiff‘s character and conduct
if the name am. lunchbox] If the plaintiff wan
not adduced by the defendant they mayonn-
alder her want, of virtue.
Mr. ('arliale‘o I'laa.
Inning on the Mint-tu- lmx In a rut-elm
attitude, Attorney (tarllnle reminded the
itwnt all were fellow clllzc-ua of the
Matti eugagml in the performance of a
dittyio the purlim In the cum and inlhe
«immunity.
While some of the their and the. flnnlca‘
lartrophe had happened in the Illatrlet. the
plaintiff Villa a mutant. of Kentmekyml
the some conmmloual tllatrlet. m the «la
fondant. who came to WMllllmtttll merely
an a iompm‘ary rnpmmauve of that
m. “militant? was: a tut-mum man» I
an of hunt a birth; the defendant. in man
of national raptuatltm. later It would be
thinly of the amker to any what the
mutually tun! a right to expect of no
defendant and how greatly but It been“
ill interest to find aver thing he could
lat the character oil e poor girl.
. Cutlets, who but himself than the
Wafmoftheludlnflfmnlolndgu
at that: .remlndul “tell"! niche Mum»
titan-ca oittr. Pollard. (blood titanium
It“. had known number, ,awa-du
mammumum meeting on
in that aummeruf le-l—n girl with dresses
All day ‘up to the. tops of bar ahoea, aglrl lumouru-
lug for her aistt-r. That Is the girl upon
whom the defendant would place more
than half the blame for this affair."
The jury took the tinrype and were. ex»
aniiuiug it closely while Mr. I'arlisle cou-
iinued, “Look at that girl. and then look
at the plaintiff. remembering how little
the testimony says she has changed since.
then." .
'l‘hc while haired Kentucky cougrcsmuuu
not facing the jury, no they llfill no trouble
in arcing him as they “fled their fact-a M
though pulled hyoue string. Taking up
that meeting In the train “here first the
lives of the two came together. and where
their iuuiimouy began to differ.” they
hold. the lawyer rcmarlml: "llo has told
you that there “Ila nothing improper then
in her conduct «unwilling to alarm hlm.
"llc qul home. to; he has phrased it. the
burden of local offices; had been n lawyer
Bilymre. and an experienced lawyer; had
been tried by the urea of u ar; had such an
experience in what he had seen and known
as few men have, who have arrived at the
age of l7. As he tells you he bud a happy
home and was beloved by his wife and
children. he confesses that no man ever
had less cxr like for what. he did; that no
man has had greater advantages: that no
words could point the depth to which he
fell. 'l‘hia was the gentleman who met
the aclumlgirl on the train."
From this point Mr. (‘urliale turned back
in .lumra HIIINlt‘N. who was dead. be mild.
and who could not be called. The letters
from Madeline l’ullurd in him had been
read and dlmfloscd no him of the relations
which Mr. lireckinridgc had attempted to
charge exiutcd between them. Moreover
the description given by Mrs. Brown of his
character and of bin deference toward the
young; girl luul been heard. It was not
extraordinary that she should feel alarm-
ml ii' Rhodes-i attempted to compel her to
carry out one ullrrunilvc of her contract
and marry him.
The lawyer luid stremupou the selection
of n closed carriage fortbo ride from the
seminary: compared the story of the colo-
nel—that u iihnut any preliminary encour-
agement he had become lutlmaic with her
——with her story of having repulsed his nd‘
vant‘ea; ankb of bin tlaticryund of "the
tongue \\ birh had been accuaiometl to
sway large audiences. confined to an audi-
ence of one girl In u l'lnviuuull hunk."
(‘arIMc henna the Colonel.
The mm- fact of l'olunel lireckluridge,
the rougtcasmun. coming to lake Madeline
Pollard, the daughter of a Kentucky antl-
lller. in ride wm a compliment and flattery
to her. From the tcatimony of hire. Black
burn. .\lr. t‘urliale sold. proceeding to that
mun-ct In the case. there Were but two ave—
uuuauf «mcupe furl‘ulonel lircckinridge—
to any that be had not. toldtho truth or
that ~lu- bud nut-«and as the lt‘MFl‘ horn of
the llllt‘llllllll be bad aaid that he misrepre-
fli'ulml fm~t~ to her. To abow that the tea»
iimony of t‘olom-l lireckinrldgo was not
worthy of credence the attorney referred
in his atolcmeut that his relations to Mlaa
l'ollurd continued through ulue yearn; had
been entirely without love or faaclnntlun;
“a relation an low that i would burn
thought In- wuuld have been afraid to ad‘
mil If on the atnud.
“Taking his own atnteulent that this
woman was llwrely the playihlug of hill
paralona. It does not add in his credibility
that lu- allmild have taken auch a woman.
an be clnlum thla plalullll' to be. to such a
woman on Mon. Blackburn had ahown her-
m-ll to lawn wmuan of ouch character.
and: atumllug. nut-h aurroundlnga."
«Manual-ring the winnel'a own utnkment
of how lu- had deceived Mn. Blackburn.
“a woumn of Ibo hlgheat standing from
hlnown alulc." the attorney appealed to
tlu- Jury in thlnlt whether they could trust
him under f'll'lflllllitllitlt'utt carrying ouch
wu-lgluy lmlucumcuts for him to ullaafute
llu- Incl-n.
.\Ir. I‘urllule called attention lathe ap-
[Numbers of Mina Pollard on the. witneaa
email when after two bar: of direct ex-
amlnntlun ahe had been subjected to tum
days and a half of cram axamlnation with.
out la-lun nhuhen on a material point. It
would .o easy for the defense to talk of
her extraordinary acutenm. but only one
of two t'ttiltllllnmkvtl mind mined in the
mom, experienced a» a wltum. or an ale
solute adherence to the truth-could ena-
ble a {menu to do thin. and It wan doubt.
ful If the former qnallllcatlnna could avail
in such an ordeal if mu: was not telling
the truth.
Mr. f‘nrllnle had not tinlahml all ailjrmrn‘
meul.
(rm Alain-t “the: settled.
Cmr‘ramma..\prll manhunt against
M. J. o'llrlou. the, defaulting Iiipf'tlllto
treasurer of the Catholic Knuth“ of Amen
lea. was settled in court by want of babe
went annlnet hill nonhuman for ”Wm
.M.
lint-e by 5 Mia.
Iluwmo (lattes, Fla, April lib-Mt the
Peace River Phraphate mean ’I mine
hm a worm man named Pram can in.
mmly killed by a «vein
with. W train.
81. Pant, April mum dbpalehua ro-
eelredltmlnathattho “to ill WI!
throughout the whirl-at and W In!!!
In an a notion '
Mme-Item. ’
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but
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anion
Senator Ilurria ~ought to reach some or
rangemeut fortbcenrllcr uwciing of the
senate and for longer aeaalonn for counlder-
ntlon of the tariff bill. but Ill“ ril’oria en»
countered auc‘h at rc‘ullilllsfr’rlptu'tkllidu “that
nothing was accomplislml.
Senator llill‘a Speech.
The chief interest of the day centered in
Senator llill'a sum-ecu. That. the tariff
quotation lltl'l not. lost all its- fascination
WM shown by the large crowd-i druwnw
the, senate. 'l‘bc rpm-ch was mainly dl~
rented ugnllai. the income tax, although
Mr. Hill ayudwof the “‘hfimilluimu” of the
Hawaiian question. which he ltlll‘lltllN‘tl
toihc fuel that the bend of the state duh
partmeui was a Republican. lle omuwd
u fmleral‘lucome tax. but had no objection
,to atate income tax laws.
Iie intimated that the retention of the
income tax feature in the tariff bill would
result In the defeat of that hill. but if dc»
feat mat the u hulu bill flul rmpunnlbllillfi
must full on those a ho favored the income
tux, lie was ready to vulc for the .‘lille
bill or any other Delum'rflllt‘ men-lure. and
predicted that the failure of the Demo-
cratic party in reform the tariff \mulrl re~
auli iu the dell-at, the rlcmorulizutinu and
the nuui‘luiiou of the Democratic party.
The passage of the income tax. however.
would lose every nurllu-rn state in the
Ib-nmcratn. and the result would be that
not only Would they lune the house of rcp—
Ieaeniutivea. but the presidency do well.
The M'llfllt.’ gullcrlca were packed when
Mr. Illll began his :ulnlro‘w on the tariff. in
which the aural urgumcuta were ad-
vanced. The scmaliouul portions: uf bin
addreaa Were hi~ allu~iou~ In the pl‘i‘~l!lvlll
and Secretary til-Ninth.
In apt-ukiug of the fort-inn policy of lllv
administration hesaid: "It is not denied
that aouwmistukcs lum- lN‘t'lil‘l’t‘fl. Our
foreign policy. ealwclully ibnl relating to
Hawaii, it must la-mlmitml. hasn't met
the expectations of the la-ople. .\ acme of
humiliation prevailml when the project [or
file maturation of u depleted lnunurcby was
unfolded by the udminlal ration. and grail»
llcatlon etmued when itn nlmndoumeut or
failure wan reluctantly announced. influ«
cnced largely by on urmm-al public senti-
meut.
Hawaiian I’ollry a Illunder.
“Thai unfortunate contrmplatwl policy
was a blunder. and a blunder is mum-times
worse than a crime. It wua, however. the
natural cnnamuenre which might well
have been anticipated fmmtlmt other min-
take in placing the 'tlcparluwul of state In
charge of a llepubllcun. dlsiingulahcd
and eatimublc though he may be. whose,
public services bavealwnys been identified
in opposition in the Democratic party. who
wan without sympathy for its trmlltlom
and pnrpoaca. and whose political convic-
tlonaupou the disputed public qllI-aillmn
of thaday. ill-hanged at all. are carefully
concealed.
“It In to be regretted that the prcaldrul
should not have bet-It able to llml ln hilt
own party some safe and honorable atates-
tnnn in whom he and Ill‘i party could have
placed confidence~ one of llelllnfl'lltlc lu
atlucta and iralulug. wlum- management
of foreign nilalra would have. reflected
credit upon the country ullll would have
avoided thepmmnlgatlou of an unmarr-
lcan policyw-n dcportup- from lh-nua'rnflc
preterit-mam which was auuglll tolw forced
upon an unwilling yu-uplv,"
He spoke of the repeal of the Imlvml clen-
tlomilawna a fulfillment of the party's
pledgca and a triumph for llu-juai..lmu
trlne of state riglun aml iuaInr-ml the re.
pen! of the, Sherman law.
No Time For l'attlumblp.
f‘omlug than to the maln uneallnn » lar-
lff reform—he mild that revision nhuubl be
approached with clrcumapectlou and with
a refilling stump of the changed condition
of the country place "is? and lull".
An extreme reduction of tariff duller. at
a time when the treaaury wan urnllen
with a atlrplua of Minimum, when the
country wan ream-unbly prmpermla. when
all our Industries ware In motion and all
our workingmen were employed, mutual
a different anneal and prawn-d a tllflcrant
qua-thin when promised now. wltb a large
and mum treasury deficit Inntcad of o
turn on atarlng an in the taco. with our
ladnatrlu paralyzed. our manufaclcriol
cloned. our worklnmneu idle. and follow
In; upon the heel» of one of the moat. dir-
aatroua financial llttflll‘ll in our history,
What wan rate and prudent and Wine
then It would be crlminal folly to attempt,
now. The mount was no time for partl-
nannhl .andllemoorabl and Republican-
alika a cold all-ire to halve exlutlnu prob-
lems in a aplrit of broad patriotism. .
In the flea of the pmirailon of private
lndiatrlu and In the preacher of aneha
paralyaia of general business an the {PM
my deficit- nttaata and prolongs, thla bill.
at framed by ll» author: and an pm by
the helm. nought to double the ileum by
lilac-ruin; mammal revenue and to fill the
told with an Income lax.
The mat of hla speech was guru opt»
the income but queatlon. and hi- opening
«troll Mam] his position In nmntvml
and (careful language: "Au-lulu much a
whomeunnmydll timed and rule
chloral». modestly uproar: upon the noun
try lathe floor of its dill!!!» Immune
aratia in it. nature and aoetallatle In its
WI enter inspect-la of the poo-
pi’aefthnlmonfm ark. 't‘lnynttuly
about from any prowl MMMO‘N.
rhythm «amt hunting be
M _ hm lynche—
new
the Humane
.mwaa
Dill "I'll-f W to look ov;r our
"HtiE‘S‘u'i'i‘rfiltw's.’ .
So. Norwalk. Conn.-
what had occurred in a committee of the
cure. and sold that “in these latter day!
the distinctions between the funetlona and
prerogatives of the executlve department
on the one hand and this leglalailve do
partment on the other do not aeem to be
always obaerved.‘
“The truth la that the first information
which congress had of the alleged details
of the proposed bill was in the menace
itaelf. But the strange“ part of this un-
the very date of the message. DEC. 4. 11308,
neither the full committee of way» and
means nor the Democratic members then--
of had agreed upon any income tax or
nprm other internal taxation.”
When Senator llill concluded his watch.
he was greeted by a burst of applause.
which was quickly checked by the vice
president. There was a sudden exodus of
visitors front the floor of the senate cham-
ber. and many left the gallerlea. _
The house wan depopulated. Three
fourths of the manila-rs \vere at the aeuata
end and liuteulng to Senator Hill'a apeech
on the tariff. ’l‘hmu- wlm remnlned Were 0c»
cupled with lliutrict of ('olumbta affairs.
but little actual lumlneaa was transacted.
Most of the time was apent wrangling over
two bllls-onn to extend the time allowed
the Metropolitan Street railroad to change
its motive pllwer and the other to allow
bookmakers to operate. at the opting and
fall meeting of the Washington Jockey
club. limb. honey er. met with such op-
poaitiou that they we.‘ withdrawn. Only
one bill of any Inuaurtance—ibat providing
for $l gas in the llistrict‘ivua pasted,
l'realdrnllal Nomlnathmo.
Wirummw. April In. - The president
sent the follouiult uumluufium to tbe
senate:
t-‘lnlc 'Ellblll‘tl ll. Mrobcl of Ken Ynl‘b to
be envoy extraordinary and inhibitor pit-nip".
icnilary of the l'niiuil Simon to Ecuador: “'il-
llatu liocklu'll of Maryland. lblhi shaman-I awn
reign of stoic. "lt‘O Edward ll. s‘trubvl. uoul~
iuatcd mlulslcr to Ecuador.
Juatlcc - 'l‘u \N‘llbftlf‘lil‘yfivf the l'niiml Stair-s;
lcwia t‘. \‘amlcgrin. .Ilntrlul nf Ilelmvarc;
.luuwa I". H‘llrb-u. «imrlct of North Dakota.
l‘oatmnsicra .«\lf 'l'rI-dcru‘k. Allculuun. Pl:
llnbcrl Ii. llmtcrlon. West Point. \‘u
MADE TWO RAIDS.
Colu- hlrllu-ra Drove the Men l'rom Work
at Two Plant».
I'th-mx. l’a.. April in. .\II bcmn
parntlvcly quiet In the coke rvgluu. al-
though (how have been a fen uittbreaka.
The renewal of hmlililied hm not bcgun
lu earnest ya. but the eiuuulou la grim-
lug more critical l'\t‘r)’ buur. lteapift' the
fact. that the utrlkern bail 'thrrutetmliu
raid all the “or!“ In lbla cud of the region
uhlcbreauuu-d, tlu- follouing plants are
in operation and hun- go far not been in-
tcrfercd with: lle'itb‘a,‘ lirownflelll'a, Oll-
phaul‘a, lit-dunno}, \Vyuu 5: Kyle‘s of
the If. I‘, l’rick ('uke t'tuupany. .‘lurliu er
Fall’t‘llt‘llf‘r“ of thc Foirchauce Furnace
company. leiscuring'a NM. 1.2‘ and II and
'l'mttcr‘a of (he l‘rlck company. .\ll Hume
plnuta are guurnlml.
The only mun reported here \\ r'rt' at llu-
Young-noun “at-kn of the brick company
and at Lennon‘s of the .\Ict'lurc l‘okw-um-
puny. llerc lm ~lrlkt‘f‘fl mumbled uml
er‘t-ulcul the pork“ from starting,
'l‘lu-y incl at Ia-mnnl'i and ulurletlw lihl
mid. All the men new at work, but left
the yurdu on the approach of the alrikr-rw
and rcfueed to go back in u urk for four of
serious trouble.
The striker-l then Inurrhwl In Youngw-
town armed with rticka and stouea. They
found a few men at work in the yards and
a number in the pit and at once dron- them
off, warning them not to return. .\'o pmp~
or! y u u-. ule~troywl, uud lluulll- wu~ Injured
‘I‘llr “'Iatnr Million». ‘
l'uu. \quu-m \, April M. -~’l‘lu~ will of
Lewlu Wintar. the eccentric millionaire
whodh-d in .rlllanih‘ (‘ity on Feb, '.‘I. leaves
hia entire willie to hla brother. Richard
Wlatnr. who Ill-milled laat Saturday. There
Is comideruble apemlntlou an to how the
llllft‘l' bun tlltlptm‘tl of his forlutw. which in
valued at from $3.0M!!!) to llmmmu.
l’rmpcotln Groom Killed film-elf.
llruuvnrox. N. .l . April loxllauh-l
\i’milmnn. aged m year», committed aul.
cidl- by tillttollllfl hlmuclf in the head with
it It: caliber revolver. Woolmau wan to
have been married in Mia-s Jennie Allln~
non of I'almym (Illa “wk. N-vr‘ulluc can
be analgned for the act.
Tried to Wreck the llapreu.
)ll‘KHLNPmn‘. l’a.. April I“. win unaud-
ceaaful attempt. thlt mu-lc to wry-ck the
New York limited l‘xpft‘tlit on t he Baltimore
and "bin at the Thirteenth avenue mm
lug in this city by turning a awltch. John
Hoyle. a traukwalker. tllmtovcrcd It jut. in
lime.
Allan-hlm on an Inland.
lilaulun,.\prll lit—A dispatch from Man-
acor, on the Inland of Majorca. atam that
great excitement. baa been canned there by
the explmlon of a bomb in the residence of
tho munlclpal accretary. Nobody wa-
lmrt by the explmlou.
Fears l‘or tho Du Boner.
lim‘tox. April illmilrave feara are now
entertalnml forihe unfety of the overdue
lielglun atuamer De ltuyter. t‘aptaln Mey-
er. which sailed from Antwan-p 29 days
ago. film may have airurk an iceberg and
foumlcred.
Jiltod Lover (tummlla lulu-lilo.
Wouvmrru. Mm... Aprll l0.~-»\\’llllatn
L. Taylor. 29 ycaraold. has been missing
alum Friday. Illa body «an found in a
pond near New “'(tl'mmfflf. He had recent
ly been jllted by a girl who firm In Long.
dale. If. I.
Left ltl. rain to Home“.
l‘l‘lIM‘A. N. in. April tom-An intimate
frlond of Dr. \V. l. lirenlaer onyx that dimp-
polntmeui In lure. min the calla! of lair nul-
rldc. Ila hnn bequeathed his brain to (tor-
m-ll in the interval of acleuce.
New forum, (Iona. April Illa-Captain
Thoma: Durham, the laat survivor of the
lmmbortled that townln lflllnllevlat hla
hmne there, and in yearn.
wk Want-n Wla a Strike.
I’A‘IEIWDN. N. .l.. April lu-Jl‘lu- weavers
at the will: nillla of Jana-a Simpson It Go.
and at those of Jon» ll‘alrhom returned
to work. Their demands were granted.
MM...“ M...“ .4...
any veal Ill-am lbw Kill.”
Quota neutron. Arte. April hie-During
a Windstorm the house of John Simpson,
living north of ‘ . was blown up. and
W. b. alarm a , her, we; killed.
‘ mélftlm Mao mu
Wm! JIM Malt on.
own El. ‘ m of
”Hill ““me familial}.
Hit
fur
o
Wham f
.mllnomcunfm
‘ hlm "mm: turnaround-atlas.
- BICYCLES-
"343.13. Iona them no Remember that
Battle Agency
and that “if. Altair! have cold alum
Emu. data and Alina anal films.
on tutor. or your
but to branches.
awn.
It.
fig." by comm
H. E Wolcott,
Dime Museum Graduates Sum-
precedented proceeding was that in fact at '
.acroaa the track and way thrown down an
battle of Btonlngtou. when the British fleet 000
ll lain 8tmt,llorvull, 0‘55
ultras run '
marily Dismissed.
Recruit: totho Number of 133.30 A to Mallet!
at Ogden. With No Pro-peel of (lettln;
Farther Mast .Jnmo “'ulcrn Jada-unlu-
Loched l‘p. '
Usuwrmva', P. .. April l:t.~Tliere are
troubleaome time» ahead for the common-
weal If the signs of the times polnt arlght.
Cyclone Kirkland, the natrologer: Juaper
Johnson. the sable color bearer, and Wear-
ly iler. the cammlaanry, were absolutely
refused rcndmlmiou Into the army by Mr3
son of thclr having been exhibited In l’itta-
burgdluu- muscular. The three men ar-
rived In town and visllcd the camp. where
they Were cheered. and a deumml wan
made. by the men for n-instntement. John»
son and Kirkland made aprochea in which
they professed fully to the Plume. 'l‘he
tempera of the men were shown In their
expraolona and action.»
“The Unknown." who luul charge of the
‘camp. announced that he favored the re-
instatement of the men. but would have
to refer the com: to him superior». The
meeting between the officers was spirited,
and "The. Unknown“ was turned down.
A special order was then Issued by l‘arl
Browne denouncing the presence in the
army of any muacuut freaks and lrrrtrlev-
ubly deciding against the three men
The exact action to be taken by the turn
cannot be ascertained. but l‘yolone Kirk-
land asserts that he will nrgnnlne anew
mnnnouweul, in u hicb noun-u may join.
The l'.‘ mile trump over the National pikc
iv an uucvcnlful. lu lhl~ lily mum vlailors
viewed the entry of the army, and thou:
hand» of townspmplc \vere llllt‘f't‘h't'll spec»
taiora. ('amp was pitched at Mountain
View park, two milva from the city. The
use ofll WM donated byJobu .\Ici 'nrullck.
who also contributed «evcrul hundred
loaveaot bread and «everul hundred pound.-
of beef. ‘
Tho lmlualrlala hilletrn‘ked.
(mun. .\prll lll»§u far on the. l’nlun
Pacific is concerned that company will no!
furnish iramportutinn for the Industrial
army. 13m utruug. now corrnllcxl on the
property of the Southern I’m-lilo railway
atflgdeu, Suwriulendeui linucruft of Ille
Wyomingdivision hm been mix lsed bytlu-
l'niou l’ucillc company not to allow the
army of the culutumm‘enl in come cast an-
losn the unemployed are able to pay their
irnmawrlaiiou arrow the muuiry from
llgdeu.
The Injunction vuit was. decided in favor
of the territory in the case of tho- Southern
Pacific imlmtrinl army matter
\\ «tern ('omnmnwmlen A treated.
I'l'rllan. t‘ulm April ltluwlfvrt llmml
ion. captain of the (‘olornclo dirt-dun of
t'oxc) 's- army. and mof his follnvvera “ere
nrreated in the railroad yardu lu-re and
apenf the night in jail. They were "leaned
on condition that tlu-ylclm~touu lmumli.
niclr
Imluafrlala to f‘onccnlm'.
REX”. .\'e\'.. April I". «l‘aptnlu Kelly of
the industrial army. en route. to Ugdeu. or~
duo the m'u'pfuni‘r of all recruits at llcuu
and to get them in t tgllen an anon aw pomh
ble. lle Iald that he would hold the main
tllvlalnn there or of Salt Luka- until tlu-ir
arrival
Yale Men (bu-r i'or (on).
Sun ll\\ i..\',z\pfll ill-«Several of the
large dormitorie-i were plautcrml with I!“
menac- priuictl lantern calling upon Yah-
men to meet at the “fence" and be pre-
pared to tunrch to \i’aahlugton and join
i‘oxcy'n army. lluutlreda met at tbeap
pointed tiuw anal plar'eaud marched about
the cqupu-i llunlirea were built. and
l‘oxry o n- chewed loudly.
lzt-I'naldcnt llaughrry Plead: Ilnllty.
lxlllASAl'tllJrl. April III. - Tbmlore l'.
Ilaughery. ex-ptcaideut oftbe ludiauoptdls
National bank. pleaded guilty on IIVI'
nouuia. llla bond of numb a nu continued.
and the judge will pum- wall-uri- w lu-u “If
flcleut evidence in in.
flew- lumbnmnn nun-u.
SHELBY. Mich. April Illmh'm'eu men
were killed near New Esau by the derail
log of a logging train. The lucomnllve
struck a tree whlch Illifl been blown down
embankmcut.
Flu Ml"- llnay Alain.
Paranoia, N. .1, April In. 311m nil-flu»
at the liarlmnr flax mllla In at an end.
Senator .Iamm l-lmlth. .lr.. came here from
Wauhlngton. and an a result of hi» null)“
ance to the employers the men were called
back to Work.
mind by a in». of slate.
lllrmlrmzu. Pa. Apt-ll lit-«A large piece
of slate fell from ibetop of the Ryan quarv
ry chaff. and niruck l.. l’. liyau. tin-owner.
on the head. cruahlmt hla akull and lltcr-
ally walplne hlm. lie Is not expected to
mover.
Insured by a Tank Explosion.
Cults-um. Pa. April lo.-An anllliletank
In the paddling room of the Eddyatone print
works exploded with terrific force. nationa-
ly In uriug three men and wreckluaihe
build an. m
Died AM not“ Inland.
Banana, Pa, April l0.-lienry Winnell.
who In said to have been brutally tortured
and burned by muted robber» last Sun-
day mornlug. tiled from the effect» of his
injuries.
loco lavatory told.
I’Mlsiltawlt. N. 1.. April ill—«John A.
Potter aold an receiver the property of the
American [Me Manufacturing company
to Samuel stelnhart of New York for Obi.-
t
w.‘ a-.~u.w -_ ..... _.. »
Idle I’nlaa Hall a fleeting
Burnt». April lo.~'i'mr thousand nu-
mployed Polo-I held a mum meeting at
i‘antcnla park. The mile-wan Irma
ly mlallatie. but no 6 er prevailed.
h-“ ‘4‘
Moan nmlu Band.
Bertram. April ill. - Dr. P. Harold
Ha known all over the United States
madam as a mm in anthem. died
at hit home but, aged 70 yearn.
Ina-tar Albion Min lip call-a.
wanna, April lite-A ill-pawn from N
a: that collisions hav- account b‘
and mm width
:.
mm ileum
mm in that
coxu.‘ '7 ‘ I
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
l
NINE WERE KILLED.
HIl-aakre’a Theater l’lre lie-tilted Fatally
to Firemen.
.\lll.WAl,‘li’.lilf. April lu.~!\'lne firemen are
dead, all): are aerioualy Injured, and Mil
wankee‘a leading theater—vibe Davidson—
la in ruins an the result of n fire which
myaterlouely alarted in the roof of the
bulldlng. The loan on ibchulldlng. acen~
cry and equipment» of the Lilliputlau
company aggregate-«1300,01», on which
iherebuu Inaurance of 38mm, of which
"0,000 is carried by lloaenfeld Brothers.
owner‘a of the Lilliputlaun. 'l'lwlr loan will
be 875,000.
Twenty firemen were upon the roof of
the building working under the. direction
blaze was under mntrol. when the roof
armed to bulge under their feet. and In a
moment ri'cryman was pitched into the
auditorium of the ”water. .‘tllnie falling
into the parquet and others upon the bat
mules. llt'ctla of herolvoui Were numerous».
Michael flaunt-opium of open! ihe. fire
toga. alid down a rope. made lt fast to
several of the meipwho Were not plulmled
unm. by the dcbri. and thou climbed the
rope hand over head to the roof of the
Duvldwu hotel. \v hlt'll e-«cupml deatmc»
lion '
The the funk a new aturt among the do
brie. and amid the groanaaud ahouta of
the imprimuell tlremeu the work of reacue
began and “an kept up until late ni nlght.
when ihc eighth body was taken out and
the work abandoned until this morning.
with only one corpse to retrieve—that. of
Third Asalutunl (‘hief Jaipur-u, a brother
of ("turf of Police Johnson.
The following la a lint of them-ml; 'l‘hlrd
Anniaiant t'hicf A ugual .lumscuflfi') Eighth
street; l-‘rnuk .‘lctiurk. lieumumtof Truck
t'ompnny No. -l and acting captain of, No.
H, 397 Park atreei; Fred Kroeaachtuuer of
the l’lpemnu I‘hemical (,‘ompnuy No. 2;
I'aptuln Archie l‘mnpbell of the lireboat
Foley, 2'. Twenty aeveni b afrt'rl: Allie Illa.
I‘umpnuy No. it, killed by falling ladder;
JIII'HI'R (.7 Freeman, licuicuuutof Company
No. 4, Frank Whole of (’hemlval t‘umpuuy
No. 4. found In balmuyuf lltt'qu-l': Thoma-e
Morgan of Engine ('ompuuy No. I; John
Farrell of l'hcmicul l'mupauy No. 2‘
Many lllomled Ilorsea Burns-cl.
Il.\l.ll\iul:r., ,\pril ll).'-llt'l’lll\rll Man
nion's lvlg lirerynluble on I'lulaw street
nus destroyed by tire. The Noble wan lo-
t‘ltfrtl near the fu~hiounblo~ rcaideutial
quarter and \m‘ patltoulml by uuiuy
wealthy (Ilium. It «a. filled \vtth valu-
able blumlul duck and extwualve equi-
pltgt'tn. The bnl'wa were ailiblwl nu flit! we
and floor. and the tire cut off accrue tr
them. tlne hundred and thirtyraeven ilue
animal» were burned up or aufiocated.
The lan uh building and contents will ex
cred FWUIII, Album; the bur-wa- tlwtroyevl
u milit- lam-ur- raciug mun- Ialllia Col-
lins, nun-~l by .\. I“. Spudvml and valued
of flow
~bot Ila-r .‘amllant Dem.
Luau. .\'. ii. .\pril I”. ~ .\ul~wnlol"rnlto,
an Italian employed at the beigh salt
alum. near lllln village. was ~hot and kill
ed by )lru. George llumenick. whom he of
lrluplml to criminally lL‘iSllllll. The worn
on now lu-rarlf up and was munuiiled i4;
lllt' llutavia jail, Mrs. Ilomcuick l't a Pole
and Inn three children. Her sloryia to
the rdwct tluu “hllt! in her home l-‘raito
cullnl at ilus boum- and ailcmpledtoan»
iunlt her. She rev-lanai, uud lhe ltalluu
becauu- curuuml and drew a knife, Sbr
«Irma-dell in getting away from him. and
procuring a rf'ltlth'r all“! the Itullunln the
right i heel; near the ear. and he fl lI dead.
Mr. l‘ur-Iy'a Marvelou» Ill-cape.
.\'\'\I R. .\‘. if, .\prll 1n, Smith l'xmly.
a uell kuouu rexldeut of thin county.
flopped fruma train at llaver-uraw, and :I
nuum-ui lull-r hr \\ an airnrk by llu‘ cuglm
of o ulmvu from and lllruuu '.’U for! lllln
the air. When llt‘ - umc vlouu, he lnurlewl
nll llu- from of thr- Inc-um Hire and nun
carried it“ fowl. “0' mm iulwu ull' fnt
llt'li'l. but \\u- uni m-rlnll-Al} burl. \lr.
l'uruly l- «not I“ iron uf ugl-
l urln n ~alI-. l‘ur hugland.
Xi n tum, \lll‘ll in Ill-fore sailing for
Europe holly I ’llulnplou t’urbt-ti Nillll "I
will light .Im h-ou any place In the world
that he may name. but. he uumi find the
lighting ground After lhlaiadom-Jlu'k
mm and l mu get vlonu tobmlucsa. My
forfeit uill haw lm‘udeymltml before I
reach Europe. and then I will wall until
the but! ll-grnuml ba~ ln-eu M‘lm'teql,"
I’upllllaf smith'a ’l‘llul Regan.
Run» t'lTi‘. Aprll Ill.~-'l'lw trial of
.lma-ph A. rimltb. the Kamila lawyer and
l’opullnt, fur crlmlnal libel began In Kan
Ma l‘lty. Kan, All the Ieadlug l’opullatu
from Kltnmu have been rubpvtauaed M
vitae-aura lll thin cm. includlng Governor
lmwrlllmt and Mn. Imp-u.
Brutllan Intrigue Ill-cape.
fires-In Al‘llw. April In. , Uwf cm of
the Brazilian refugee-r who Wore on the
Portuguese warablpa cacapcd to the culture.
it In reported that Admiral da Hanna war
among the flrat to ranch thr- frleudly
Ilium of .irguutlun.
Columbla .‘tot Vet In Commie-blob.
l’umm-‘mm. April ludl‘lu- r‘l'ulwi'
Columbia dlu not go Into cotumlaalon. M
wan arranged. llcury trump aald the
wtlmncuu-ni might. have been due to My.
lal reamna of the navy department
a
The Itorm at m. John.
51'. Juan, S. 1%., April IOM-‘(lWln lo the
alarm. the electric atmt rallway "not
been able to run rare. All mcotlnga and
entertainments have been [mnmmh and
the ntrecta are dmrtml.
A My bobcat.
Axum. 0., April 10.41% Warner com.
pany. the lamest printing and lithograph
lug umbilnbmeut In the world, cloned
down, and between rm and 7m maplnym
are, locked out.
We theta Value Dona mu.
'l‘nrama. April io.~ilovmm Wm»
lent to the lmblatum a number of veto
hills. [tea of them was the hill reorgan'
hing the boarda of fmhnlllm of flu-t clam
mutter. .._..,._-.-.w-.... .
Died In a for land.
tantamount. April lit—The remain» of
W. I). McCoy. l'nitad States militate! to
um. arrived tic-«4am funeral action
were held. Mr Mrf'oy died May it. um
um Maury clubh- .- ‘l‘rlai.
Mauro. Mien. April town jury wan
moved in the trial of «tn-Secretary of titan
Joahim on the charge of making a am
new! of voter.
him. It. Y., gnu lam-hem
W man of mhanlvillr. ti. 3..
mam, anal 7t yuan _‘
m .
‘_uaruntlu
of the l‘lllt‘f't. and it won thought that the '
For Chewing,
it's but of sight.
‘Just got on to
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TflRAggO.
WAGONS.
Buggies, Phanons, Carriages
canopies. Spindles, otc.‘
Prlces to salt" an.
CAL-L AND SEE THEM
H e"n‘r“y""‘rm y.
‘ .I. o. unites. ”
Paper Hanger. Balciminer, Palmer
And dealer In
Will PAPER lllll BORDERS
lNorth Main street 80. Nora-alt.
Hample booka of full llne lltufll atylra m
Papers. Borden and Gill Moulding:- taker.
Mum for Inamtlon. on notice by postal.
mil. bulimia! f‘hwrfullr trim-r.
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Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertlllzers.
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