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THE BUTTE INTER MOUNTAIN
VOL XXIII. No. 122. BUTTE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENTS
NEW BILLS ON I
FAIR TRIALS
IN SENTE[
Senator Maddox of Cas
cade County Intro
duces Measures.
LABOR BILL REPORT
House Judiciary Commit
tee Favor Duplicate
of Old Measure.
SPE('IAI. TO TilE INTER MOISNTAIN.
Helena, Dec. 4.-In the senate this
afternoon Maddox of Cascade introduced
two Fair Trial lills on the same general
lines as those now in the house. They
were referred to the judiciary committee.
Senator Kennedy was recognized and
spoke in favor of amending the resolutions
which excluded committee clerks from
the payroll. He said that Miss McNulty
of Silver Bow county and Miss Low of
Bozeman had been committee clerks in
the last session and had journeyed to Hel
ena expecting their work would be con
tinued. lie moved that the two be placed
on the list of clerks.
Senator Myers of Carbon spoke against
the motion, saying there was no need for
clerks. On a vote the two clerks were re
tained by a vote of 14 to so.
An invitation to the sesiite from the
ladies of the Elks to attend a social ses
sion of the order at Elks' hall next
Wednesday, was read.
Senator Maddox of Cascade county made
a call for the judiciary committee to meet
immediately on adjourning. On motion of
Senator Kennedy, the senate adjourned un
til to o'clock Saturday morning.
In the House.
S.P.CAI. TO T'le INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, Dec. 4.-Former Senator Man
tle occupied a seat next to the speaker at
the opening of the house session this
afternoon.
The committee on labor reported a sub
stitute for the three bill providing for a
consitutional amendment on the labor qlues.
tion. Johnson moved to amuend the report
of the committee to show that the bill
was introduced by Axtell instead of by
the labor committee. l.anstrum said if
any member was entitled to credit by
reason of priority of introduction it was
himself, as he introduced the first one.
He was willing to waive any right lie
might have in favor of Axtell. Graham
explained that the committee had substi
tuted the bill which failed last winter, as
the Axtell bill would have had to be
changed anyway.
Duggan said that when the bill was
passed last winter it was credited to
Axtell by courtesy, as it was really a sub
stitute. He thought the labor conmitteu
should have the credit.
The amendment was lost by a rising
vote and the committee report adopted
without division.
The bill was read a first and second
time and referred to the printing com
mittee. It is the same as the one which
failed because of a clerical omission.
After receiving the report of the print
ing committee the house took a recess for
an hour to allow the republican members
to caucus.
TWO UNDER ARRHES
BROIWN'S GULCH MEN SAID TO
HAVE BEEN CUTTING TIM
BER ILLEGALLY.
Paul Casagranda and Fred Casagranda
were arrested and brought to Butte today
and lodged in jail on a charge of illegal
cutting of timber in Brown's gulch, near
this city.
The men were admitted to bail in the
sum of $a5 each and will have a hearing
before United States Commissioner Naugh
ten this afternoon.
The arrests were made by United States
Deputy Marshal Elderkin, at the instance
of Timber Inspector Wellman, who has
been making a still hunt in this state
for timber cutters who have been encroach
ing on the reserves and cutting without
paying stumpage.
It is said the inspector is now direct
ing his attention to Jetterson county, where
it is alleged there has been much timber
stolen.
FOUR CHINKS DROWN
IN THE ERIE CANAL
Wagon Load of Celestials Were Being
Smuggled Into This Country.
BY ASSO'IATED IRESS.
Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 4.-A wagon load
of Chinamen, who were being smuggled
into this country, was overturned today
and fell into the Erie canal. Four of the
Chinamen were drowned.
Lodge of Sorrow Services.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Billings, Dec. 4.-Billings Lodge, No.
304, B. P. O. E., will hold their annual lodge
of sorrow in the opera house Sunday after
noon. A fine program of music will be
rendered. C. P. Connolly of Butte will
deliver the memorial address.
To Dedicate New Church.
SPECIAL TO TIE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Big Timber, Dec. 4.-The new Congre
gational church, erected this year at a cost
of about $5,ooo, will be dedicated Sunday.
Rev. Joseph Pope will have charge of the
exercises. There will be a suitable pro
gram,
THROAT CUT, BULLET F
HOLES IN CHEST
OF CORPSE
Murder Committed and '
Body of Victim Was
Cast Into Sea.
BY A5S.UCIATEDI PRESS.
Baltimore, Dec. 4.- The body of a well
dressed man, supposed by letters found on
his person to be Michael Fitzpatrick of
New York, has been washed ashore in St.
Mary's county. The throat was cut from
ear to ear and there were two bullet holes
in the chest. The point is remote and
particulars are meager.
If the mant was murdered the crime
mtlust have been committed on a strainer
plying on the Chellsapeake. The authori
ties are investigating.
Was From New York.
New York, IUec. 4.-A report from Balti
more, Md., that the booty of a man has
been washed up from Chesapeake Bay
showing evidences of murder has been
made clear by the receipt of a telegram
ill this city which identifies the murdered
man as Mathew J. Fitzpatrick.
He left his hotne here October 25 to
answer an advertisement offerinlg a po
sition, and has not since been heard from
by his relatives,
It appears that the body camne ashore
November 27 and the inquest just held by
the Maryland authorities dlisclosed! evi
dence of murder. Fitzpatrick's throat had
been cut and there were wounds in many
parts of the body. l.etters in the clothing
gave a clew to his relatives in this city.
Fitzpatrick was to have been married in
a few days.
When he failed to return home a vigor
ous search was instituted, and just before
lnews of the discovery came it was learned
that he had joined the crew of a fishing
smack.
ELEVEN MINERS FALL
TO DEATH IN
BELGIUM
BY AS.Ot'IATED PtESS.
a Liege. Belgium, IDec. 4.-Eleven cral
miners were killed today at the Gass'o
t Laquassemene at Montegnee through the
11 breaking of the rope by which a cage was
y being hauled up. The nmen were prec'pi
f tated to the bottom of the pit and their
y bodies horribly mangled.
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REGULATIONS REGARDING
THE JEWS IN RUSSIA
s No New Laws Restricting Entrance of
e Hebrews Have Been Passed.
tY 'AS.tO IA'IED PINI5S.
St. Petersburg, DIec. 4.-Regarding the
o statement caled fron HBerlin I)ecember I
that American jews are no longer per
S mitted to cross the Russian frontier with
out a special permit in each case from
g M. von 'lehwe., the Russian interior min
d ister, the authorities say no new rules have
been issued in coontetion with the admis
:I lion of American or other Jews.
All foreigners are required to have their
h passports vized by Russian consular or
diplomatic agents abroad, and except cer
tain privileged classes. Jews of all nation
ir alities are dteclined vizers in accordance
a with a policy of long standing.
In the case of Dr. Cohen of San Fran
cisco the facts are that he had been tde
clined a vie, antd he applied through Am
bassador Mc('ormnick for permission to
spend three weeks in Warsaw. Minister
von Plehwe thereupon issued a telegraphic
permit voluntarily extending the period to
a month.
JOE RODGERS' FATE
IN JURY'S HANDS
The fate of Joe Rodgers was placed in
the hands of the jury at I I:45 today, after
arguments by counsel consuming the entire
forenoon.
The defense introduced a large number
of witnesses and were confident of ac
quittal. That there were good points ad
vocated on both sides of the question was
evidenced by the fact that at a :3o the
jury was still debating and had not been
able to reach a conclusion.
The strongest witness for the prosecu
tion was Mrs. Kovacovich, whose house
was burglarized, while the defense intro
duced a great amount of evidence to show
that the boys were on a fishing trip at the
time the crime was committed.
BULL IN CHINA SHOP
LIVERNASH INTRODUCES JOINT
RESOLUTION ON THE PANAMA
SITUATION.
"Y AISOCIATED PRESS,
Washington, D. C,, Dec. 4--Representa
tive Livernash of California introduced a
joint resolution today "defining the inten
tion of the United States concerning the
Isthmus of Panama,"
It disclaims on the part of the United
States administration to impair Colombian
sovereignty or to support the republic of
Panama against Colombia or to interfere
in the relations between Colombia and
Panama.
The house was in session but five min
utes today, Mr. Hunter (New York) and
Mr. Nevin (Ohio), were sworn in as mem.
rera.
SUPREME COURT ON I
WESTON CONTEST,
LITIGATION
FURTHER ACTION NECESSARY BE
FORE A FINAL DECISION
CAN BE GIVEN.
NUMBER OF DECISIONS
HANDED DOWN TODAY
Fines Imposed on Billings Officials f*
Contempt in Connection With the
Carl Snyder Extradition Case
Will Have to Be Paid.
SP'lAIAl. 1() 1l:E IN''F SttII'NTAIN.
I lebnt, IDc', .4.--In the e!ectlion contest
of 1'. V. Ryan againist John \Vestoun for
the ollice of clerk altl recorder of Silver
Ilow ioutlty. tihe supritne court today over
rulkd VWstonls deturrer to the cotmplaint
which Na s argued N.vtillber 'q. Tle court
also ruled uplon the mli in Io strike out
parts of the c tnplaint.
I he court sustained pilarlt of thie tIIion
to strike. lut theire rel. iinii enl h llega.
iolns il the complaint to reI quire fIrthler
lproceeditgs. ,o ail ly i the clti.it that )loan
received ,lli more vote. than iiWll stun'i. It
now reitains for . .es.i nI to a sllll tl r andll
for the court to hear thel evidence.
Other Decisions.
The court sustained the district court of
Ptowell toitty ill gratlini g a Inew trial to
Felix I.andry, c invicteld if horse tellling.
The opinion was lby the chief justice. T4l
state had appeiled.iill
The court dismisseid the c:e .l tilihlttv
against till A. Il.inti bec;se certain papers
hal been aititted from the trianciripit. 'I hii
was all tapp;itl f .t ellhowstione c.iu ty.
Thli court also dismissu the application
for it writ of supervisory control sought hy
(Chief of Plolice \V. F. Marsh or f Ilillinigs
and other oulictrs, to have stt aside the
fines imiposed y Judge I.ntt fr diohey
ing a writ of halitas co:pus in the ('arl
Snyder case. The lines will haive to he
paid.
The jiudgiett of the district coiut if
Silver flow countiiy in fith i.e of hieck andiil
others agailnst ('ity Treasirer Ihohlla d of
Itutte was also ailirinte. Thist i. to vitry
for thte city. ieck sued to resist the col
lection of taxes for a pellcial il Cprveieitl
district.
GREAT. IiROJ[RY IN
IGREEDY" RASP OF
130 People Thrown Out of
Employment by a Bad
Conflagration.
IIY AS nOC'IA I. i'l MS.I1LI `ti
Topill ka, Kiln.. Iit. lq.4. A stucial to the
Stiate Jourinal front Salitne iaysi
The I. hI. Lete alrcantile coniillytis
I building, ithe largest wholesi le grocer)
and nlltlion store iin Kaiusas, (carrylig
c $ i,iio.o t sulck, is ;tire fro t i tliop itoi hot
tlnl, with no hot ,e of saving aily i.uttioii of
the i.tiblitig which occt.pics a blick and is
r ive totics high.
r At I te.l. .k the tl:nu.s catight tie
building of the Ii. I). I ee I.airu dware c.t
p iuty across thle alley iandil ccupltyingl t
Sblock andil at that tic e thlie ;liitis lwere
burnintig fiercely. Ihlie hrdtlare stock is
Svalued alt $4iui,0ui. Thle fire lcompan;iiy is
totally inadequ;ate to il. with the tIliaies.
Ait z o'clock the fire is raginig with llnt
Sdiminished fury andl the buliniling ins e
r ginninlg to topIple over. The Abelit e fire
c departnltie has just arrived by a special
0 train. A brisk notllth wiind is blowing
and the towl is threatenedi . Citizens are
on their house tops in miay parts of the
town with tubs of water fighting the flying
brands.
II. I). Lee of the L.ee Mertt;ile rcol
a.ny is ail.o p ;residciit of the ,in.ners' N\-.
iional bank and the Lee- Warreni Millig
Ctoitipaiiy. lor suite tilt lihe wit chair
tilltil of ilie Natitiotil Violeiisl Grte ctrs
t. 0sociat I iuii.
A4 telehilitiie uihspat cli fritiu Salina at
2:3i o'llock sutyt iti big live vitoiy ittur
ca;ndilt liililiilg is a titimss tif rutitis, hling
r just crusl.hed in, aiid that several siiiihher
Ibuildhiing near are afire. lhere is now
some hoties of savihg a portion of the
r hardware huilding. The insurance tion the
destroyed stock and huihldig is $.toutoc.
The telegratih wires froiti the uti titid
west pass close and are destroyed, tiver
1jo persons are thriwnt out oif ettItIloyiiment
but Mr. lee states that lie will rebuild at
Salina has about I5,oou inhahtitants and
e is situated in Salina ctunty, central Ka¶
sas, in one of the richest parts of the
state. It is a railway center.
PRAY THE REMOVAL
OF AN ADMINISTRATOR
Petitioners Want John E. Davis' Author
ity and Papers Revoked.
A petition was filed in Judge McCler
nan's court today praying that John E.
Davis, the Butte administrator of the
estate of Edwardl A. Davis, deceased, be
removed for cause.
In this estate there are two administra-.
tors, George W. Davis of Chicago, repre
senting the Illinois interests, and John E.
Davis, who has charge of the Butte prow
erty.
Some time ago Roote & Clark, attorneys,
filed a petition asking that John E. Davis
be cited to appear and show cause before
the Butte court why his name should not
be used in an action brought by the above
attorneys for the widow of Edward A.
Davis, to recover certain bank stock and
moneys by A. J. Davis, president of the
Silver Bow National bank.
There is a question of the statute of
limitation involved, and Clarke & Roote
have made several trips to Chicago in an
siadeavor to get the matter heard.
CRIPPLE CREEK PUT
UNDER REIGN OF
SOLDIERS
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED AND THE
RIGHT OF HABEAS CORPUS
IS TO BE NULLIED.
WILL FIGHT STRIKE OUT
TO END, SAY LEADERS
Mitchell Is Gone to Walsenburg to See
What Can Be Done-Executive Con
mitteemen of the W. F. of M.
Charged With Conspiracy.
S1 Abt 11 I AIll H11 iSA.
ll ,nver, L lo1.. i .l c ..10. inc. v rlmor l'c:i
lly at 1 tli tl today issted a plt l alt i tini 1i
talte I f i ,l'ull rec tl l i andll r h'l ll itit I aId
httlc i hi" Iivil ;t ho\ritii s are poIt ilh is,
In suipt ait. of hi,, altion the, g vl olr
cit . th ll iltl 'u 1i IIt ll . t 11 i '1 tlt'
Iti nlsr and he declaresi that it is i tlpo
fih tht control the tl urti ulet ce li thill Ci
Ihe ti claml atiy dh ots n i..htilt tii lo
matt' wonds that martial law ha.s tuu de
iltclnded. The militry it ill owk deal
with all :clllld iill'l lr.n y a nd t toI r
punizrsh t . ri .
After iutntitnitig ctis of lawler in ti
ay wid t o .ihat b'lletnr, u1 illt.' e wil Il I ,'l
Crs nk tIhe pro1;un1ation entlholdhs as 1hl
\'hrly Itas I ha ot rt on te wite"lh In that
similll r utragl s mlla. y i Ictur ait anI l t e.
noiu ,elieving the civil auhiorilie, of said
I' i ity if Te('llerk. I 1l., Irt ic. tl - ml , *f
will.liugt. d are mi. king nii pt ,u'rliical at
tempt) tIlpril ve i ldti .. tl ; to prit otet lif(
illland propertly, ow,
T"'herefore, I, iIu i ' i ne II. I'trat mly, i ra y
r or f tlill he i t;tl " of ( olorado by h virtn.ll
of the alihoriIy itn tin vttIh d tt l huhttly
I late of inuici tio itallnd rti llin,.
(Signel)l "1 A 11:;, II. I'FAI l iIY,
To Fight to Finish.
Trinid.Id, I'Cil., Ik l i, 4. I'r.uithnt John
Jil g tchll if itt t l' tie, Sr. ttii W iorkers it
.A lrica, accl mpll.lll ni by i ullmIir of Ior
gasizers acnd dietrict thaders, left here Ihie
Mlurnilg folr W\Vallelhurgl, thitc Itiverfullno,
I 'ounty 'coal mining telr and latel ir iI the
day will go rd'tienver, where he will prob
ably have a conference with (;uvernor
Peaboily iln refere'le to the strike 'siltla
esion , invli lving recogi' ion of the
Inhe rs' union in ally Imaniner will lie ca'.
sidered, hlt Mhat Ihe -trilk' will It' fo lghl
tut to a linish.
Charged With Conspiracy.
I'ripple ('reek. C 'ole., l)te . .,. C. G .
K, unison, ,he.rmlan l'arkrr :nid W . I".
D a v i s . t hi " a x c u' t i .e c o.'. n i t t l " o f t hi
\t u,'t, rn IFederatins of 11iner, of this
ditrilt, again'i whom informatlions well'
filed ye.t.l..ay in the ditrict cmirt, chiu'p
ing the:u with murder uuIl conspiracy tn
m urlltr, are now conlliled in the c nt1 ly
jail, it call obtlain their f ,reedlom hy fur
ilishinyg hbo Is fllr $1..,u 0 e;ith, tlhl. .tn
at which hb il was lixcd 1.y J.lnd; Si cd-.
The accused Iice saIy tit:,, they miurt
rthe fnl1tt insestiatlitnll u1 their condlrl
durimt the slikt' and that the chat'l s
l., :In, 11 t.1 of t ihe way.
Ordered Into Court.
T 'l'llu hle, (ul,., I),C. 4. W rits of
h hae..a, cnrpl. have be.n imsurd by Jody.
Law from the col'ty co'1r, ordering tIhl
,,h rill to bliing Secretary 1';r'pctter :nwl
I, (thper uniol men now ill the coulllt,
aniilrI at i o o'clock Satulrday mnrrhinl.. If
rite writ is liot granald after the ha.ritide
Satintk y, it is pro ;able ;,iplicalion for
l1the rvltase of the m1nt will be irt sentI
to Jed.ti " Stevcnu" of the Sv, nth judicial
dillriot 'oulr t.
WHERE IS THE EW?
Submarine Boat Moccasin
Found Without Living
Soul Aboard Her.
BY Agoti'A'IAE D PR'I.SH.
Cape Henry, Va., D)cc. 4. The sull
mairine boat Moccasin, ashore near ('ur
retuck life saving station, was hoarled by
life savers today. The boat was found
tight anil apparently in good coidition with
no one otn board. The tug Pcoria, with
the other sulhlmarine boat, piassed in at to
a. m., presumably for Annapolis. The
whereabouts of the crew is not known.
Has Adder in Tow.
Washington, D)ec. 4.--In a dispatch to
the navy department this morning from
Admiral IHarrisngton, comeitandillg the Inavy
yard at Portsmouth, Va., he reportts the ar
rival of the Peoria with the Adder ini tow
anltl also that the Yanuktoni had gone after
the Moccasin, iin another attempt to res
cue her.
HANGING FIRE FOR 30 YEARS
E. L. Boughton Case Against the Govern
ment for Depredation.
livingston, Dec. 4.-W. R. Raymond, a
\Vashington attorney, is in this vicinity
taking testimony in an old depredation
claim against the government. It is the
claim of E. L. Boughton, a ranchman
living near here, for about $1o,ooo for the
loss of some horses and mules which were
stolen by the Cheyennes and Sioux Indians
in Colorado in 1866.
Mr. Boughton and two or three other
witnesses live near here.
The claim has been hanging fire for jo
or more years.
SHOOIS HER INSANE
HUSBAND IN A
SCUFFLE
Then Wife Coolly Tu' =
Escaped Lunatic OvF
to the IPolice. .
I)es l .lonn,. htw.1. hit ...1. - " In at
tempt to ar.i r r A5, Irt 11%i tilhtl,
i, hn c.'5r p' l fI'(( 11 :n1 i *.i aill ahlllln rl'
Piiiit\. NtI . ttl.s Ix htg tnbrll t ,ntly .hott
and probl, t'v ilnltly wounfiled him \ftl r
fth ' , nhllll l i h l l .11 n o111.11 I 11 pnlwr1 t,111.111"
:ill hIad tau mI, Itnovel. 1 toa a , ho l ,'.
Ile ,fermi nil no '.' s.t11 \11s. !\hbI n(I
hll, "wind I was crn, wl'lh'l ti, . ht 't hint.
FIND DYNAMITE IN
OUANTITIES IN
CHICAGO
I hlih gn, lee, .P . It l tnt ilt ill Ill'
tBANKERtii her I nS a S Iby IDEI
lhief t1 I'lihce .Schnettlel hIi l,'ni in the
I lltitrt by flit ib . iitI 're $ itin.tllitin ~t :i
i ar ti . hl ( i I1i as itiins are .hid tl Ithe
r rexplo it a i t Ial iw u Ito f it I ei It trfu in
nl.e l'd .tillh lit c r b.un hbnll t.. rilptural
in ftil t ' anpII Itlc ", l ht . i ll l; ita Iti
life.
BANKER IS A SUICIDE
GLORGE WOOD OF COLFTAX HOOTS
HIMSELF-DOMESTIC DIFFI
CULTIES THE CAUSE.
I ONE VERNIE LAKIN
ll10' Ab,%I-,f'I ( ls J ll U I14 1 PH IN
i)o So MSirt , . t I .S Ier t... D .org. Wood,
lhrofgllh lhr l, ,l Ilat an e.arly hoar t.day
Sail dic t i.til t lly. W td. t iho waI s a Ii
rector o, f thI iiil other I ,mall lwai hIlanki ,
will worth over a qIlirttl of a millionl dol
la tre lland his ac'li' unti are . tl . it It
straight.
cI-hmieatii troble is suppoIed its have
nallll d tlhe suicid e, l II was nsidriId a
r year ago Itll I nurse, who alttlenel it former
wife dh ring her last illness.
HE TOOK A SHOT AT
ONE VERNIE LAKIN
So Short Is to Serve Thirty Days in Jail
For It.
\.lilAc1 It. i lit IN1 1 Pt II l ' tif s tN.
Virpp in a n i t , i ct . 4.sh P I. S' I . w,
bh ; ,lh t ,r d e r . w a. b r i , l h t I loa il I l 1 ,111 y r .
Itcrday :tit rloon apAkd looidt ill Ithe ciiutty
j.il 1t s, y,r t ti e nit rrl t r y t. i stays for
takingli tso utit at Ve.ihtie ,aki o.
Ilh was ; 4c.1,16011 hlo J. h tice of the
thil triial that Sha iw ls inty h rave to ie, r
I hllr la I..e w iw tlll list ',lrlwhc l - has ervl't ld
it ailtlp ars . Ithow iti r otltly. IIh r o l-hee
leI a of horss 't t, I.akin, p.hi.t , i , a cheek
,pl n a V irginia ifily bat k for ther n. :iii
g ,ttinh, a bill of sale. W hen L.akin pre
a I ntiedl ther chivck at tile bak use iwa tl l
Ir'. ;haw iid rie. have an acolt tlh re..
I.fkin h nte~ld itl, Shaw and dimalh.id
the reti, of lht bill of stale. A fight re
.fleld astd ,ihaw dhr.w his weapo: and
th'u.d at I.akin, bit luckily dirt not hit him.
'Iit , olllty alttoln y is investigating lilth'
al,' anid way proct-i'd further against
.Short.
WESTERN HARDWARE COM
PANY'S ASSIGNMENT
Si l . IM , I I11 . 'II , /N I ti'it M II :"IAIN,
.. I h .nu .. ( 1 r r y . 'J h _on ce r n , l ia b i li1
NEZ PERCE AGENT IS
SAID TO BE CRUEL
Indians Forward Petition to Have E. T.
McArthur Removed.
IuY AShO rA'I11) i, i'SS.
Spokane, IDec. 4.--A petition signed by
16o of the Nez. Perce Indians has been
forwarded to the secretary of the interior
asking for the removal of F. T. McArthur,
superintendent of the Nez Perce reserva
tion Indian schools and ex-oflicio agent.
McArthur is charged with cruelly treat
ing his charges, and reflections are cast
upon his management of the funds of the
reservation.
Copies of tile petition have also been
sent to Senators Hecyburn and Dubols,
CHICAGO LAWYER DIES
OF WOUNDS INFLICTED
Chicago, Dec. 4.--James A. Fullcn
weider, the lawyer wlho was shot last night
by one of two men who attempted to rob
him, died last night.
W F, WORD ON
BLANKET
VEIN
Like Other Expert Wit-,
ncesses tie Thinks It
Has Moved Much.
IT GOES DOWNWAROD
I Ikinze Vein Said to Be Cut
Oil by Vein No. I1
Con lenipt Case.
\\illi t ' ". ,\\, d wa. tivi'ig '%xp rt tt'q,.
Itui nn t . h. I 111 ih ,, to't n t ca,' , ll i . tllg'l
IIw h. I ,P tI lulu:' 1' " y .e tstI m lln.l tll y
, I \1t \\ .11 I ,1i, 1' Mrrb'1 1.11st " II 1h ' pit
,I'1111;1 11.t I,.t . Ihtl .J .11, I I,. 1, 1 IlU t
I I.i , ", hthtI h1.1 11 ;' " \ions.3.' s e.. Iie 'Itl.
'lll"i. ' ii itt y. l.Iis ity ie sli. . ti fand
f I, Int hlh .d hl 1.1. I. , 1
th, ill.awings 4-t 4-1, i. h in .v/ lhnc' bIly 1t
p tlllltil cllI p I pi t I t s how that
Ih lc 14111h1%1'. %%ito I lirco 1vel y '.11n evenated
Ihr11i lit hI'yi.' I I)i'lo ri nfyt ' cul vi l lie te
v 11, Ilntlh t'lt' I. 7 .tii tl I,, which iare
l ' pI n y 11 i i,'. the it.tltiin & \1iil l tltnal
,, li 111.a y).
It Hlas WMoved.
Mr. \W ,,rd, t Ib , Is'e rin to Ihil ,Ir,,winu l
xlhu, l ,.in 11 t hw 11 t11e lll, , nd,,v o rt.l i1
1.1h w fh' t T h l ,aalh'i 4 "Ibl;nkt wl a"il* i
wI I ' 11 1 11, l l s1 t h I' .1 ' t o 1 I t h.l ",1tln l h 1o f
Ilh plinl at 1.ihiih it . w t, h o th+l hy tile
dhnlr fIt 1h,' comlt.
It .was thle 4,,tnte1tih4tn of \fr. Word,
wIAl.ill %' w h,( a , I. Un I r t,1 11 y Il' b ily t h tIll y im
atilll 1l ' .i l 1 p Ih' ,Ix I I.x i lliprl i Itu ir t ,e
1hn A o', h ,n11 |, lpally, 111.h 1 tllt- Vvill
lIH rd l l Ilt ' Montat I the I't . ,hasing
,fimtpan11y in the- I'vnylvan ia ,a~4a4 4oe4
d.o\wnard Will in No. I.i
'ii t cowmlpl, i tIh l llts ll all y conr ntlioll
'I h I v in , in I l lb ' d ,, " 7 a n d Io , w , l t
,hiew n ill liht 1,mi,hl 1 of h ' ille io Ii' In .t
Illy p ap; ullll' ;IIa iti ct fI rmll lll n tl
"hlatnlkt vin," but di ,tit 't from inch
other.
Not Part of It.
The' theory advanced by the experts for
IhI ' Ih,,ton & Molntalnn that the Joh)nntown
Discovery vrin is cut off by vein No. t o,
t4.4l14 to pr-vr halnt the three veins in con
tr-av'lry arc not part of vin given tlIhe
M a, 1a1nut1 () r, I'tr'chasinllg rom p ny by Illh
It is th ,'is ,c, ,nt rtiotn that there ,mi ld
h ,, no tresp~l, , aus that thi ' veinsh are th1+4
pl4,lrty of tile, deleh d;ullt co pany.
WM. SPRINGER DEAD
PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC LEADER
IN THE HOUSES OF 44TH TO
531) CONGRESS.
II. i ij II iAt i , .ss,
\W a% Ihlit l li, I). C., Iele..1. 4' I'r le
IliIr.(senative William Springer of Ili.
tOis, lia democra.llt tic leader ticonspicOitit.s ilI
tlit lrcle of trpres.l tatives during thls
Forty fourtlh ;1u1l Fifty third contgricssvs ill
cl,,live, Situ cri, cluhairmani of the waysu
tilll m : s cI: oln ui itte fi, the house, udieal
at hits ll sidhet ice in this city, 6.i years old.
His dheath wa lute to pneuontia, con
tracted in t I cit Ig I i h ksgiving day. l ii s
wife au lls iut. i haplaiii R. W. Springer.
lnicited Stalte, ;rcly, whoi has been bta.
tioehd at l,.s Washinitonl , were at the
hedsidel duringt the distinguished patient's
dying hoiurs.
Mr. Springer halcs bent a resident of
this city during the ipast few years follow.
ing his retircic;ct frcom cotlgress and fol.
lowed the practive of law lbegu at Spring.
field, III., I.efor his cIo,.gressional career.
lie his represlented mtany of the Indian
'cl:tis clfte the interior department and
before the fedral aind local courts here.
MEDALS FOR RESEARCH
INTO INDIAN TERRITORY
Prof. Starr Will Reward Those Who Utn
earth Historic Lore.
iBY ASiii f :AT i t'tuil8t.
Chicago, lD'. 4.- Prof. Frederick Starr
of the University of Chicagoi has had a
silver medal struck off which he offers
to acly person in the lUnited States who
each year most distinguishes hitmself in
research work amoncccg Anmerican Indians.
The medal is to libe iled "The Corn
IPlantter," in honor of lChief Corn, Planter,
ai great Indian chief, head of the Long
house, the great counicil of the Five
Nations.
Professor Starr is having six of the
mnedals made, which he will present ,to
the six most prominent wo kers in lndhI
rcsearth at the precucctl timne. Hereafter\
the medal will he acwa'rded annually.
CHINESE UPRISING IS
SAID TO BE IMMINENT
BY ASSOCIATilI) PRES'S.
L.ondon, Dec. 4.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says a report is current in
Port Arthur, originating in Chinese quar
ters, of an anti-Christian uprising in the
Iprovince of Szechuan.
M'CARTHY TO SING SING
New York Labor Leader Gets a Year for
Extortion.
nY ASSOCIATI.D PRFsaS,
New York, Dec. 4.--Timothy McCarthy,
the walking delegate of the Housesmiths
& flridgemen's union, who was convicted
of extortion, was today sentenced to serve
one year in the prison on Blackwell'
islands