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Showers tonight and to tomorrow ¬ ONE ON CENT CENTGETS
morrow mr rising tempera temperature ea e ¬ p Ee b rPLtn9 t Wim
ture southerly winds JJ y U P PNUMBER GETS GTS1JII Sll 1 HE BEST BESTNUMBER BtSTNUMBER EST
NUMBER 3271 WASHXKTGrTOiN TUESDAY fAY 26 1903 PRICE ONE CENT
PAPAL DELEGATE DELEGATERETURNSTO I IRETURNS
RETURNS RETURNSTO TO CITY CITYMgr CITYMg1
Mgr Jfalconio Delighted DelightedWith DelightedWith DelightedWith
With Trip Tri in Southwest SouthwestAMAZEDAT SoutlnvestAMAZED SouthwestAMAZEDAT
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AMAZEDAT AMAZED T ARIZONA A IZONA DESERT DESERTReceived DESERTI DESERTIRcceiv DESERTReceived
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Received Rcceiv e d Everywhere Every Where With Unlimited UnlimitedHospitality UnlimitedHospitalityNo
Hospitality HospitnUtyNo No Faith in Report of ofRector ofRector ofRector
Rector OConnell O onnell Going tit Rome RomeMonslgnor Romet RomeMonsignor
t I Itonslgnor
Monsignor DIomede Falconio Falconi Papal PapalDelegate PapalDelegate Pap 1 1Delegate
Delegate to the United States has re returned returnQd returned ¬
turned from a a months visit to Texas TexasNew T Texasev xas xasNew
New ev Mexico Arizona and California CaliforniaMonslgnor CaliforniaMomdgnor CaitforniaMomIgnor
Monslgnor Falconio visited these States Statesfor Statesfor Statesfor
for the first time and is enthusiastic enthusiasticover enthusiasticoer
over his trip When seen seen at the legation legationthis legationthIslUor legatlonthIs
this thIslUor morning 1 itg he expressed himself free freely free1yregardln freely ¬
ly 1yregardln regarding the cordiality ordl Uty with which whichhe whIchhe whichlie
he was received r ceivel celv d everywhere everywhereIt
It was a pleasure Indeed to me mesaid mesaId mesaId
said Mgr Igr Falconio FalCO n 10 to see that thatheaUU thatheaUUrul beauti beautiful beautiful ¬
ful country and accept the hospitality hospitalityof h spitalltyot
of the people They are the most cor cordial cordial cordial ¬
dial and assiduous hosts I have ever everknown everknown I
known and did everything in their theirpower theirpower I Ipower
power to make my m visit to their homes homesmemorable homesmemorable homesmethorable
memorable I went went from Washington Washingtonto
to Texas through New Mexico and andArizona andArzon nndArlzona
Arizona to t the Coast CoastArizona CoastArizona CoastAthena
Arizona of Special Interest InterestArizona InterestArizona InterestArizona
Arizona was particularly Interesting Interestingto interestingtome
to tome me for form in some parts it was nothing nothingbut nothinbbut nothingbut
but a wide waste of sand not a tree In Insight Insight insight
sight Inthis In this great grentstretch stretch of desert desertThey desertThey desertThey
They say It t Is very productive out there thereyor thereC
yor C they have no water except by b arti artificial artlficial artiflelal ¬
ficial means It It seemed very strange to tome tomt tosue
me that In a country so beautiful soprogressive so soprogressive soprogressive
progressive and so s modern there could couldever couldever cOuldever
ever be b a real desert I dedicated but butonrt butpn butcu
onrt cu pn church churchwhlleawa while away but participated participatedin
in many important ceremonies in sev several sevcralplaces several ¬
eral cralplaces cralplacesThere places placesThere placesThere
There are many fine educational in institutions insUtutrons Institutions ¬
stitutions through the West est and all alluf allufthem of ofthem ofthem
them are working hard and gaining ex excellent exellent excellent ¬
cellent Tesults results I I was accompanied from fromWashington fromashington fromWashington
Washington by b one priest but after afterleft we weleft weleft
left the city we round plenty of or com company company cornpany ¬
pany Everywhere I went there were were a anumber anumherof aiiuthber
number numherof of people pco leto to meet eet me andrto put putforth putforth
forth very verYeffort effort to make my mr trip trlpi trlpitrestingandenjoyable In Intresting intreating
treating trestingandenjoyable and enjoyable enjoyableKept enjoyableKept 1 1Kept
Kept Pretty Busy BusyThey BusyThey BnsyThey
They kept me pretty busy all tho thotime th thtime thtime
time but It was a kind of employmentthat employment employmentthat employx ent entthat
that I thoroughly enjoyed and andappc andappcelated appre appreciated appreelated ¬
elated 1 was away But a month yet In Inthat Intbat Inthat
that time I rested despite the thet fact that thatmuch thatmuch thatmuch
much of the time was spent In travel travelI
I think I shall remain in Washington all allsummer allsummerS 111summer
summer except ex pt perhaps for occasional occasionalshort occasionalshort occasionalshort
short trips away from the city cltjA cIt cItA cityA
A dispatch received here and dated datedRome datedRome datedRome
Rome May 26 states that Mgr OConnell OCon OConnell OConnell ¬
nell rector ot f the Catholic Catho lc University Universityof
of America will soon go to Home to toconsult toconsult toconsult
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consult the Pope regarding the th hostility hostilityto hostilitytobls I
to tobls his work shown by the German Ole element clement Olemeat ¬
ment In America including the German Germanclergy Germanclergy Germanclergy
clergy clergyFrtom clergyFrom clergyFrom
From the highest Catholic authority authorityIt
It was learned this thlsmornlng morning that the thereport thereport thereport
report Is entirely without foundation foundationThere foundationThere foundationThere
There has been no opposition whatever whateverto
to Mgr OConnells administration since sincehis sIncehiR sincehis i
his assumption of th the office of rector ot otthe o othe ofthe
the university and any statement statement to the thecontrary thecontrary thecontrary
contrary is branded as absolutely false falsePASSENGER tasePASSENGER falsePASSENGER
i
PASSENGER TRAIN TRAINPLUNGES TRAINPLUNGES TRMNPLUNGES
PLUNGES INTO DITCH DITCHSIOUX DITCHSIOUX DITCHSIOUX
SIOUX FALLS S D May Iay 26 26Whlle 26Whllerunning 26Whilerunning While Whilerunning
running at a high rate of speed the theChicago theChicago theChicago
Chicago and Northwestern passenger passengertrain passengertrain passengertrain
train plunged into the ditch at Onawa Onawanear Onnyanear Onawanear
near here A special train carrying carryingsurgeons carr carryingsurgeons lng lngsurgeons
surgeons has departed for the scene sceneIt sceneIt sceneIt
It Is reported that the baggageman baggagefuanlsdead Is Isdead Isdead
dead and a number of passengers are aresaid arcBald aresaid
said to be seriously hurt The accident accidentIs
Is said to have been due to a washout washoutcaused washoutcaused
caused by the severe storms ot the last
twentyfour hours The telegraph and andtelephone andtelephone andLelepbono
telephone wires are down downFAMINE downFAMINE downFAMINE
FAMINE IS SPREADING SPREADINGIN
IN If CHINESE PROVINCE PROVINCEConsul PROVINCEconsul
Consul O 5UI General McWade at Canton CantonChina CantonChina CantonChina
China has sent another cablegram to tothe tothe tothe
the State Department regarding tht thtfamine thpramlne thKfamine <
famine In KwongSl province In which whichhe whichhe hlch hlchhe
he says the th distress Is increasing andprompt and andprompt andprompt
prompt relief is urgently needed neededHe neededHe neededHe
He also Informs the department that thatAsiatic thatAsiatic thats1atic
Asiatic cholera in sporadic form ex exists exIsts exIsts ¬
ists in Canton CantonWEATHER CantonWEATHER CantonWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThere REPORTThere
There have been showers and thunder thunderstorms thunderatorms thunderstorms
storms in the upper Ohio Valley the up upper upperLalte upper ¬
per perLalte Lake region the middle Mississippi Mississippind
and nd the Missouri Ml sour Valleys and the rain rainrea raIDarea rainarea
area rea this tb1 morning covers southeastern southeasternVirginia southeastcrnVirginIa southeasternVirginia
Virginia and has extended Into extreme extremewestern extremewestern extremewestern
western New York and central Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylmum ¬
vania vaniaThe vaniaThe mum mumThe
The temperature has risen in the great greatmajority greatX1ajorIty greatmajority
majority of districts Rain Is probable probableIn
In n the upper Ohio Ol fo Valley the lower lake lakeregion lakeregion lakeregion
region and the Middle Atlantic States StatesJonlght State8Jonlght Statesontght
Jonlght and tomorrow Important tem terapurature temt1raturc terniirature
purature t1raturc changes are ar not anticipated anticipatedTHE anticipatedTHE anticipatedTHE
THE TEMPERATURE TEMPERATUREj
j a m 61 61a
a m 63 63I
I p m C3 C3THE 63THESUN
THE THESUN THESUNJun TEES SUN SUNJun IJN IJNlun
Jun sets cta today 725 p m mu mI mlun
I lUll u rises ylsestoinorrow tomorrow 429 a m mTIDE mTIDE mTIDE
TIDE TABLE TABLEUgh TABLElIgh TABLEUgh
Ugh tide today 146 p ra raUgh mJIgh in3igh
Ugh tide tomorrow52 a m 238 pm pmuw pID1nw p in innW
uw nW tide tomorrow tomorrowiii8 8 a m 826 p m
GORMAN REFUSES REFUSESTO REP USES USESTo
TO BE A CANDIDATE CANDIDATECites
Cites Insuperable Difficulties atMeeting at MeetIng of Old Line Demo Democrats Democrats Democrats ¬
crats Would WoutdPlacate Placate Bryan
Oldline Democrats of the country who whoare whoare
are casting about amon among the eligibles ellgiblesfor
for the nomination for President in 1104 1104will 1U04wIll 1904will
will not find Senator Arthur Pue Gor Gorman Gorman ¬
man of Maryland a receptive candidate candidateas
as had been fondly fondlyhopcd hoped by the ad admirers admirers admirers ¬
mirers of that astute leader leaderSenator leaderSenator leaderSenator
Senator Gormanhas Gorman has glyenreasons given reasons for fordeclining fordeclining
declining the honor which he says sa Y S will willdefy willdef willdefy
defy def contradiction He declares he can cannot cannot cannot ¬
not fulfill the demands which will be bemade bamad bemade
made upon the candidate to oppose op ose the theelection theeltct theelectIon
election eltct on of Mr Roosevelt He insists ha haIs ho h his
Is unable to qualify In the competition competitionwhich competitionwhich competitionwhich
which will be baaed on personal political politicalrecords politicalrecord politicalrecords
records recordsThe recordThe recordsThe
The tariff tarifIq question estion will wi11fig figure re in the thecampaign thelmpaign thecampaign
campaign for the next nomination and andthe andthe andthe
the Senator insists that th the he Is subject tothe to tothe tothe
the same catechism which is directed directedat
at others The TheWllsonGdrman WilsonGorman bill bill and audthe andthe andthe
the part the Maryland Senator played playedin
in the enactment of that measure measureloom measureloom measureloom
loom up ghostlike to warn yarn him himagainst himagainst himagainst
against Indulging his longcherished longcherishedambition longchertshldambition longcherishedambition
ambition to occupy the Whte House HouseThe IouscThe touseThe
The Senators decision on the ques question questlonofpersonal questlor ¬
tion tlonofpersonal of personal candidacy was as learned learnedtoday learnedtoday learnedtoday
today through a close friend of Senator SenatorMartin Senator1artIn Senatorlartin
Martin of Virginia The Virginia VirginiaSen VirginiaSenator Sea Senator Seaalor ¬
ator and anda a number of other Democratic Democraticleaders DemccrailcItaders Dethocraticleaders
leaders recently recent1yconf conferred rred with Senator SenatorGorman SenatorGcrman SenatorGcrman
Gcrman with a purpose to decide on on the thealtitude theattitude theattitude
attitude of oldline eDem Democrats crats toward towardthe towardthe towardthe
the Bryan wing of the party Possible Possiblecandidates Possibiecundidates Possiblecandidates
candidates were discussed at that time timePROPERLY timeI timeRSALME8
R WAUI1EWS SON 8U WAS WASPROPERLY YASPllEEIllY
I
PROPERLY TREATED TREATEDI TR TEATEPiesident ATEO ATEOPresiclellt
I President Boardman So Ke Keports Reports BePorts
ports to Commissioners CommissionersDEFENDS C CommissionersDEFENDS lnmissionersDEFENDS
DEFENDS HOSPITAL METHOD METHODDeclares
Declares Decl e Patient and All Otheis Are AreProperly
Properly Treated Te Treatedat at a the theEmergency
Emergency EmergencyW Emerg n y yW
W J L Boardman Bo rd nan president of the theboard thebard theboard
board of directors dir tors of the Emergency EmergencyHospital EmergencyHospital EmergencyHospital
Hospital today submitted to the Dis District DIstrict Dlstrict ¬
trict Commissioners a statement rela relative relathe relative ¬
tive to the criticism of Dr E S Wai Waimer Walmer al almer
mer upon the treatment of his son Inthat in inthat inthat
that institution institutionMr
Mr Boardmans statement does not notdiffer notdiffer notdiffer
differ materially matcrIally from that th t published vubl shed a afewdays afewdays afewdays
fewdays ago In The Times TimesMr Timesrr TimesMr
Mr rr Boardman tells of an interview interviewwith interviewwith
with Dr Walmer in which the matter matterwas matterwas
was talked over and It was found his hiscriticism hiscrltlcismwas hiscriticism
criticism crltlcismwas was based upon the fact factthat factthatwhile that thatwhile thatwlille
while his son remained several hours In Inthe Inthe inthe
the hospital hos ltal his face was not washed washedand washedand washedand
and the wounds treated only onlylnaq in an Indifferent in indifferent indifferent
different manner mannerMr mannerlr mannerMr
Mr lr Boardman says Dr Walmer wastold was wastold wastold
told by his family ramllyphyslclan physician that thattho thatthotreatment the th thtreatment < >
treatment at the hospital was proper properand properand properand
and he seemed satisfied with the state statement statemente statOmeat ¬
meat mentMr menteMr meatMr
Mr Boardman reiterates to the Com Commissioners Cornmissloners
missioners his belief that this patient patientwas patientwas patientwas
was treated properly when taken to the theEmergency theEmerg theEmergencyHospital
Emergency Emerg EmergencyHospital ncy Hospital as j ire > re e all others othersEXPERIMENTS othersEXPERIMENTS othersEXPERIMENTS
EXPERIMENTS WITH WITHWIRELESS WITHWIRELESS WITHWIRELESS
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH TELEGRAPHThe
The experiments with wireless tele telegraph telegraph telegraph ¬
graph between Fort Myer Va and Fort FortWashington FortWashington FortWashington
Washington Md Mdhave have been temporarily temporarilydiscontinued temporarilydiscontinued temporarilydiscontinued
discontinued The experts in wireless wirelesstelegraphy wirelesstelegraphy wirelesstelegraphy
telegraphy In the signal corps are now nowdevoting nowdevoting nowdevoting
devoting their attention attenti 1 to tests on Long LongIsland LongIsland LongIsland
Island Sound
SOCIALIST THREATENED THREATENEDTO
TO KILL PRESIDENT PRESIDENTHis
His RisRifle Rifle Loaded for Action When Seiz Seized Seized Seized ¬
ed by Police PoliceWALLA P PoliceWALLA lice liceWALLA
WALLA WALLA Wash May 26 26It 26Itdeveloped 26Itdeveloped It Iti
i developed toda today that Joseph Becker a aSwiss aSwIss aSwiss
Swiss Socialist was arrested yesterday yesterdayon
on suspicion of having determined to tokill tokill tokill
kill President Roosevelt Roosevelti RooseveltWhile RooseveltWhile
i While at Pendleton Ore last week veekBecker weekBecker weekBecker
Becker said to his partner that he had hadone hadone hadone
one bullet for President Roosevelt and andanother andanother andanother
another for Emperor William of Ger Germany Germany Germany ¬
many manyVhen manyWhen
I When the prisoner left lettPendleton Pendleton his hispartner hIspartner hispartner
partner followed him and Informed the thelocal thelocal thelocal
local police po lce of Beckers BeclcersstatemenL BeclcersstatemenLThe statement statementi stateincnLThe
i The man was found working In a abutcher abttchGr abttcbcr
butcher shop A loaded rifle belonging belongingto
to him was found hidden in a barn along alongthe alongthC alongthe
the line over which the President would wouldGEN wouldpOSSe wouldpass
pOSSe passGEN 4 4GEN
GEN WESTONS CONDITION CONDITIONALARMS CONDITIONALARMS CONDITIONALARMS
ALARMS HIS FRIENDS FRIENDSThe
The condition of Gen John F Weston Westonthe Westonthe Westonthe
the Commissary General of the Army ArmyIs
Is reported today to be unchanged and andhis andhis andhis
his friends are greatly grcntlyalarmed alarmed The Thephysicians ThcphysicIans Thephysicians
physicians at Johns Hopkins Hopkl s University UniversityHospital Unlver81tyha UniversityHospital
Hospital have ha e been b een unable satisfactorily satisfactorilyto sa tlstacto rllY rllYto
to diagnose the case case Dr Ossler Is Isgiving Isghlng isgiving
giving the patient his personal atten attention attention attention ¬
tion
Senator Martin Is quoted as saying it itwas itwas itnas
was agreed at a the conference that it itwould Itwould itwould
would be necessary necessat to placate plac te Bryan If Ifthe Itthe ifthe
the party hoped to win By this it was wasnot walnot wasnot
not meant meant that it would be necessary to tonominate tonominate tonominate
nominate a silver man but that theplatform the theplatform theplatform
platform must be conservative and andavoii andavoiiIn avoid avoidin
in every sense senseglvlngoftense giving offense to the leaders lead leaders leadera ¬
ers of the campaigns of 1896 and 1900 1900Senator 1900Senator 1900Senator
Senator Gorman admitted that the tariff tariffwould tarlfwould tariffwould
would sbe be the political p Utlcal issue He held heldthat heldthat heldthat
that the Republicans had mapped out the theform theform theform
form of campaign for the Democratsand Democrats Democratsand Democratsitnd
and It would be a strong card to follow followthe 10110wthe lollowthe
the program programIn
In a discussion of candidates Senator SenatorGorman SenatorGorman SenatorGerman
Gorman called attention to the fact that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the sentiment of f the country had dub dubbed dubbed dubbed ¬
bed the WilsonGorman bill as a high hightariff hlghtariff hightariff
tariff measure The other other Democrats Democratshad Dcmccratshad Democratshad
had refrained from bringing up this subjeSct sub subject subject ¬
jeSct ject but it is said when the issue was wasraised wasraIsed ts tsraised
raised by b Senator Gorman It was dis discussed discussed discussed ¬
cussed with the greatest freedom The Thedecision ThedecisIon Thedecision
decision was unalterably against Mr MrGormans MrGormans MrGermans
Gormans candidacy candidacyEastern candidacy candidacyEastern candidacyEastern
Eastern Democrats are nOw said to be bewilling bewllllng bewilling
willing to make concessions to Bryan BryanIt BryanItis
It Itis Is recognized recog lzed that if the silver wing wingshould wingshould wingshould
should abandon the Democratic ticket ticketIt
It would be b impossible to win Oldline OldlineDemocrats OldUneDemocrats OldlineDemocrats
Democrats are arc preparing to dominate dominatethe domlnatethe
the nominating powers of the convention conventionbut conventionbut onventlonbut
but will permit the adoption of J a plat platform plnttorm pIntform ¬
form which will not antagonize Bryans Bryansi Bryansfollowers Bryansfollowers
i followers followersI11CEIAN followersPOLICEMAN followersPUEMA
POLICEMAN GIVES If LIFE LIFEFatally UFETO FE FETO
TO RESCUE EOUEA A FAMILY FAMILYIfatally FA1LYFatally
Fatally JBnrned BnrnedillNew in STew York YorkApartment YorklartJnentFre YorkApaitmnent
Apartment lartJnentFre lartJnentFreMANY Eire EireMANY FheMANY
MANY TENANTS IN DANGERI DANGERFiremenForm DANGER DANGERFiremen DANGERFiremen
I
Firemen FiremenForm FormHuman Form Human an ladder to Save SaveJ3ToungiChild SaveY SaveYoungChilthFroin
J3ToungiChild Y YoungChilthFroin ung Chi11 Fr6rn F Deathf Death DeathNEW 1eathdnF1rnes
f r rNEW
dnF1rnes dnF1rnesNEW Fiairie
NEW YORK May 26 26Iu In the destruc destruction destruction destructloa ¬
tion by fire of the fourstory four 3tory toryapartII apartment apartmenthouse apartmenthouse ent entlouseat331
house louseat331 at 331 Fulton Street Brooklyn Brooklynearly Brooklynearly Brooklynearly
early this morning one onepoUceman policeman wasfatally wasfatalI was vastat
fatally tat fatalI lh and two others were seriously seriouslyburned serlouslburned
burned while fourteen tenants many manyO manyOthem of ofthem ofthem
them children were rescued only onIyby by dint dintof diitof
of o great efforts on the part of police and andfiremen an andfiremen
firemen firemenPoliceman firemenPoliceman firemenPolicefilan
Policeman James F Havens was w s fa fatally tatall fatally ¬
tally tall burned while Policemen McCauley McCauleyand
and Cook were the two who wer were serious seriously ¬
ly hurt The fire started In the Wells WellaFargo Welh5Fargo WellsFargo
Fargo Express Companys office on the theground theground theground
ground floor and had a good star start when whendiscovered whendiscovered whendiscovered
discovered Before the firemen arrived arrivedthe arrivedthe arrivedthe
the policemen broke down the doors and anilstarted andstarted andstarted
started to get the tenants into the thestreet thestreet thestreet
street
Havens Falls Unconscious UnconsciousHavens UnconsciousHavens UnconsciousHavens
Havens reached the third floor and andpassed andpassed andpassed
passed Mrs Irs Nellie Smith and her three threechildren threchildren threechildren
children to McCauley and Cook to assist assistthem assistthem assistthem
them down the stairway The fire cut cutthem cutthem cutthem
them off from the stairs and Havens fell fellunconscious tellunconscious fellunconscious
unconscious from the smoke Firemen Firemenfinally E1remenfinally Firemenfinally
finally reached them and Mrs Smith and andthe andthe Ondthe
the policemen were taken down a ladder ladderinto ladderinto ladderinto
into the street streetOn streetOn streetOn
On the fourth fourthfioor floor lived the family of ofEdward otEdward ofEdward
Edward Murray and eight boarders They Theywere The TheWere Theywere
were carried down ladders The firemen firementhen firementhen firementhen
then discovered a child in the front frontof frontof frontof
of the house As there was no time to tolose tolose tolose
lose one mounted on anothers should shoulders sbouldrs shoulders ¬
ers rs forming a human ladder and andrescued andrescued andrescued
rescued it The damage dama e was about
5000
ACCUSED OF POISONING POISONINGHER POISONINGHER POISONINGHER
HER AGED HUSBAND HUSBANDGeorgia HUSBANDGeorgia
Georgia Georgia Girl Forced to Marry Man Manof Manof Manof
of Sixty SixtyGAINESVILLE SixtyGAINESVILLE SixtyGAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE Ga May 26 26Wedded 26Weddedj Wedded Weddedjust
just j st six weeks ago Mrs rs Clara Tanner TannerIs
Is under arrest charged with poisoning
her husband husbandThere husbandThere husbandThere
There was a dinner party recently recentlyat
at Tanners which was attended by bysev byseveral bysoveral sev several ¬
eral guests Soon after the ice cream creamwas creamwas creamwas
was served all became
violently 111 ex except except except ¬
cept Mrs Tanner who ate none norie of the thecream thecream thecream
cream Her husband died and two of the theguests th6guests theguests
guests were made violently vlolen ly ill illPhysicians IllPhysicians illPhysicians
Physicians declared the symptoms symptomsthese symptomsthese symptomsthose
these of ofstrychnlnopolsonlngand strychnine poisoning and when whenthe whenth whenthe
the th cream was examined it was found foundto foundtocontalnquantltles
to tocontalnquantltles contain quantities of strychnine strychnineMrs strych ine ineMrs
Mrs Tanner was arrested It is said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that she lived unhappily with vIthher her hus husband hU8hiInd husband ¬
band having been forced to marry him himby himi3
13 by her parents when she loved another anotherman anotherman anotherman
man Mrs Tanner Is nineteen ninote n years of ofage ofage ofage
age Her husbands husbandsage age was sixty sixtyEARCOURT sixtyHARCOURT sixtyEARCOURT
EARCOURT TO RETIRE RETIRELONDON RETIRELONDON RETIRELONDON
LONDON May 26 26It It Is feared that thatSir thatSir thatSir
Sir William Vernon Harcouri who at atdifferent atdifferent atdifferent
different times has held the posts of r so solicitor solicitor o olicitor ¬
licitor general home secretary and andchancellor andchancellor andchancellor
chancellor of the exchequer wtll npt not be beable beable beable
able to actively engage in politics p litics again againThe againThe againThe
The eminent statesmen has ha been ill for forsomo forsom forsorno
somo som < < time and now complications have haveset havest haveset
set In which are likely to todlsable disable him himfor himtor himfor
for life N
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POSTAL IN PLACE PLACEOF PLACEOFESTERN
OF WESTERN UNION UNIONAppropriation UNIONAppropriation
Appropriation to Lease LeasePennsylvanias LeaseP LeasePensytvanias
Pennsylvanias P ni1sy IYRll as Wires WiresRAILROAD WiresRAILROAD WiresRAILROAD
RAILROAD PUTS UP POLES POLESOfficers POLESofficers POLESOfficers
Officers Say No Telegraph Telegr ph Company CompanyShall CompanySh CompanyShall
Shall Sh Hereafter Occupy Any of Its ItsTerritory ItsTerritory ItsTerritory
Territory in Its Own Right RightDispatches RightDIspatches RightDIspatches
Dispatches received In the city today todaysay todayEU
say EU the directors of the Postal Tele Telegraph Telegrcph Telegreph ¬
graph Company met in New York and andappropriated andaprroprlated300000 andapprOpriated
appropriated aprroprlated300000 300000 for the use use of thewires the thewires theires
wires ires along the Pennsylvania Railroad Railroadtracks RallroadtH Railroadtracks
tracks tH ks in In the Keystone KeystoneStat StatS It was wasalso wasalso wasalso
also a announced that last night the rail railroad raIlread railrcad ¬
road had begun erecting poles In place placeof placeottho
of ottho those belonging to the WesternUnlonwhlch WesternUnion Western WesternUnion
Union Unlonwhlch which were removed Saturday SaturdayIt Satur ay ayIt
It is expected that all poles will be beerectedIn beerectedln beerectedin
erectedIn about two months when the thePostal thePctal thePostal
Postal will enjoy some of the privileges privilegesformerly vrivllegesfcJmerly privilegesfcimerly
formerly belonging to the Western WesternUnion WesternUnicn WesterIiUnicn
Unicn UnicnIt
It will be in a amuchdUIerentJositIon amuchdUIerentJositIonhowever much different position positionhowever positionhowever
however as it will 111 not be allowed al ow d to toowr toowp tooI
owr polesalang poles along the therallroads railroads s right of ofway ofway ofwa
way wa It will nih simply be allowed to lease leasetin leasetlJt leaseUi
tin Ui wires iand and poles for stated terms termsat termsatt11C at attlic atthe
the end 6f any anyone one of which whlchth the rail railroad raUrcadcan railrail ¬
road rcadcan can 1termtnate terminate the lease at pleas pleasure pleasure pleasure ¬
ure
Bill BmorCutting for Cutting Down Poles PolesThe PolesThe PolesThe
The railroad railroad company compa 1yhas y has added in insult insult litsuit ¬
sult to toInfury Injury hy y presenting pr sent ng a bill for
50000 tor removing removliig theWcstern the Western Union UnionWires Unionwires Unionwros
Wires WiresJusl wiresJuslhow wrosJust
Just Juslhow how the Western Union has been beenable beenable beenable
able to handle Its business In Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pen PenilsylVanla syl sylYanln ¬
vania despite th tho 1Q loss of all railroad railroadwires rallroldwIres railroadwires
wires is explained in clna Ia a statement made rnadcby madeby madeby
by President Clowry He Hemld said last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night nightWe
We practically pra ca1lhad had a year in which whichto ahichto
to prepare pre l re Xoc ot this situation sltuaUonnnd and dur durlng duroing during
ing the last six monthswe months ont 1s we hadstrung hadstrungnew bad strung strungnea
new pike lines to the districts covered coveredby ro coveredby ered eredby
by the Pennsylvania Railroad so that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the only offices cut off are those th056in th056inthe in inthe inthe
the railroad stations stationsNoDelay stationsNp1 stationsNoDelay
NoDelay Np1 layCaused Caused CausedOf
t tvWi tI
vWi Otcourse Of course this does not relieve the theailroad thera therailroadrona
I ra railroadrona ailroad di rpm OJP Jje he iI responsibility sp > s ibHl YJl It has hasI hasassumed as asassumediItcl1tung
I assumed assumediItcl1tung in cutUti cuttix1gIwi down own ouFlJroper ourproperfyNevertheless y yNevertheless
Nevertheless It Is true true that not nota a min minutes mlnutes mm mmUtes ¬
utes delay was caused and we weare are not notrefusing notr notrefusing
refusing r tuslngmestnges messages to any point We will willtake wlUtake willtake
take them and guarantee their deliv deme delivery dclivcry ¬
cry e y
eryOfficers
Officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad Railroadsay RaIlroadsay Railroadsay
say that never again will any telegraph telegraphor
or other company be allowed to occupy occupyterritory occupterritory occup3territory
territory owned by their system systemThe systemThe systemThe
The Injunction injunctlonproc proceedings edlngs to prevent preventthe preventthe preventthe
the removal removalot of the poles and wires on onthe ontbePhl1 onthe
the tbePhl1 Philadelphia delphla Baltimore and Washjngtonroad Washjagton Wash Washington ¬
ington jngtonroad road will 111 be heard at Baltimore BaltimoreJune BaltimoreJune BaltimoreJune
June 11 11REDtt it itREIMA 1 1REINA
REDtt CHRISTINA IS ISONCE ISONCE ISUME
ONCE iRE iR AFLOAT AFLOATTask AFLOATTask AftOATTask
Task Which Hobson Held HelflIU1ossible HeldImnpossible
Impossible Accomplished AccomplishedMANY ACCOllllisheMANY
MANY DEAD IN THE HULL HULLSalvage HULLSalvage HULLSalvage
Salvage Company Makes Profit by byFeat byFeafDisposition byFeatDisposition
Feat FeafDisposition Disposition of ofBodies ofBodies I IBodies
Bodies BodiesDetails BodiesDetails BodiesDetails
Details of the raising of the Reina ReinaChristina ReinaChristina
Christina Admiral Montojos flagship flagshipsunk fiagshipsunk flagshipsunk I
sunk In Manila Harbor by byAdmiral Admiral Dew Dewey Dewey
ey May 1 IS 189Sroached isSs S reached the th War Depart ¬
ment this morning by mail mailNaval mallNaval mailNaval
Naval Constructor Hobson after fail falling failing faillag
ing to toratse raise her declared the job Im Impossible Impossihlebut impossihle ¬
possible possihlebut but this statement was wasdis wasdisproved dis disproved disprOved ¬
proved by the snccess of a 1 private firm firmwhich firmwhich firmwhich
which makes a considerable profit by bythe bythe bythe
the feat featThe featThe featThe
The account says that It is apparent apparentan
an eightInch shell from the American Americanfleet Americanflept Americanfleet
fleet struck the Christina In the bow bowdestroying bowdestroylI1g bowdestroying
destroying the engines and entering the thoships theshIps theships
ships hospital killing and andmangl mangling manglingmany manglingmany ng ngmany
many of the crew Among the latter latterwas Intterwas latterwas
was the executive PxE > cuUe officer officerThe officerThe officerThe
The Hull a Sepulchre SepulchreThe
The hull loaded with barnacles and andseaweed lindseaweednnd hadseaweed
seaweed seaweednnd and the mud washed in during duringthe duringthc duringthe
the five flveyears years since Admiral Dewey add added added added ¬
ed the Philippines to the American pos possessions possessions possessions ¬
sessions held the bones of more than thaneighty thaneighty thaneighty
eighty Spaniards Spaniards whV wl who o fell before the theAmerican theAmcrlcanflre theAmerican
American Amcrlcanflre fire Whether she was sunk sunkby sunkby sunkby
by the shell shcllin in her bow or scuttled by byher byher byher
her crew cannot be determined determinedAdmiral determlnedAdmiral determinedAdmiral
Admiral Montojo had transferred tranaterr his hisflag hIsflag hisflag
flag to the Isla de Cuba the Relna R inaChris inaChrisUna Chris Christina Christina ¬
tina was wason on fire and Captain CaptainCadalzo CaptainCadalzohad Cadalzo Cadalzohad Cadaizobad
had ordered the crew to leave her He Hewas Hewas tiewas
was about to descend from the bridge bridgewhen bridgewhen bridgewhen
when a shell from the Americans tore torehim torehim torehim
him to pieces The wounded were hasti hastily hastily hastily ¬
ly removed to Cavite Cav te the Injection Injectionvalves Injectionvalves injectionvalves
valves leading ihtothe intot Je hold and the themagazines themagazlncawere themagazines
magazines magazlncawere were openedand oPt opened ed and the shot shotmangled shotIDnngle shotmitngled
mangled warship wars lp ablaze from stem to tostern tostern tostern
stern went down downctrrying carrying her dead with withher withher aithher
her herThis
This Is isthe th evidence given by the thewrfcck thewr thewrtck
wrfcck wr ck now lying in shallow water near nearCcvlte nearC nearCavito
Ccvlte C vlte Tho report adds that the re remains remnins remains ¬
mains were carefully gathered and de delivered delivered delivered ¬
livered to the Snajilsh SnanishnTnlnnx rnlnnv In j Manila
I SlRT T Si TTTT TT T TTT T A S T TcANENTIRE
cANENTIRE cAN ENTIRE VILLAGE VILLAGEFifteen VILLAGEPUT ViLLA GE
1 PUT TO THE SWORD S WORDFifteen I IFifteen
Fifteen Hundred Families Faf ilies Slaughtered hy Turks in Macedonia MacedoniaAfter MacedoniaAfter MacedoniaAfter
After an Heroic Resistance
BERLIN May 2C 26T 26Te The e Frankfurter FrankfurterZeltung F FrankfurterZeitung ankfurte ankfurteZeUung
Zeltung this morning prints a dispatch dispatchfrom dispatchfrom dispatchfrom
from Its Macedonian correspondent correspondentshowing correspondentshowing orrespondentshowing
showing that the themassncr massacre at the village villageof
of Banltzanear Banitza near Seres S res on Hay 10 the thelost thelost thelost
lost his life was much greater than thanprevious thenpre thanprevious
previous pre Iousreports reports Indicated IndicatedThe IndicatedThe IndicatedThe
The correspondent says the entire entirepopulation enUrepopulation entirepopulation
population of the village with the ex exception exceptlono cxceptioa ¬
ception of fifteen persons were werekille killed < by byBUD byRAILROAD byAILOAD
BUD TO C80S8 C80S8Pennsylvania GRuSSREFORrfl S SEFURM
REFORrfl 8GHOOLGROUNDS 8GHOOLGROUNDSPellllsylvalliaConlpany gE1OILGftUUWSPemrnsylvaiila
Pennsylvania PellllsylvalliaConlpany Company ConipanyAsks ConipanyAsksfor Asks Asksfor Asksfor
for Terms TermsWOULD Ter111sWOULD Te 1 illS illSWOULD
WOULD HAVE IT A PRESENT PRESENTAgent PRESENTAgent PRESENTAgent
Agent Carskadden Thinks Right Rightof of Way WayShould WayShould WayShould
Should Be Given to t the Company CompanyNo
No Decision Reached ReachedBenjamin ReachedBenjamin ReachedBenjamin
Benjamin WCarskaddenreal W Carskadden real estate estateagent estltagent estateagent
agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Railroadhad R1llroadhad Railroadhad
had a conference yesterday yestelda with Assis Assistant Assistant Assistaat ¬
tant Attorney General Day and other otherofficials otherofficials otherofficials
officials of the Department of o Justice Justiceconcerning Justleconcerning Justiceconcerning
concerning the railroads proposed proposedright proposedright proposedright
right of way w y through the grounds of oltho olthoDistrIct the theDistrictBoys theDlstrlctBoys
DistrictBoys DistrIct Boys Reform School Scbooladjoln ScbooladjolnIng adjoin adjoining adjoinlag ¬
ing the Eastern Branch BranchThe BranchThe BranchThe
The act passed by b Congress which whichmade whichmade whichmade
made provision for the changes neces necessary necessary necessary
sary in railroad lines within withIn the Dis Distrlct DI DIf District
f trlct that they may enter the new newunion newunion newunion
union station granted the Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennaylvanla ¬
vania permission to cross the Reform ReformSchool netormSchool ReformSChOol
School grounds on such terms as the theAttorney theAttorney theAttorney
Attorney General Gen raJ may prescribe prescribeWants prescrJbeWants prescribeWants
Wants It tag as Present PresentIt
It has been indicated by b the Pennsyl Pennsylvanla Pennsylvanl Pennsylvania
vanla allne line that it 1 t does doesnUtexpect I net tiiTexpe expect tthe tthetermso the theterms theterms
terms termso of the Attorney AttorocYGeneralto General to In Include Inelude inelude ¬
elude elude anymoney any inoney money payment for l the e ground groundnecessary grorlnd grorlndnecessnry groundnecessary
necessary for the right of way De Department Depnrtmentof Dcpartment ¬
partment pnrtmentof of Justice officials officl lshave have not notIndicated notIndi notindicated
Indicated Indi ated what Interpretation the he At Attorney Attorney Attorney ¬
torney General willplace wlll place on n the pro provision provlsl provision ¬
vision vlsl n relating to the Reform Sjchool Sjchoolgrounds School Schoolgrounds Schoolgrounds
grounds but it Is believed that pay pay for forthe forthe forthe
the land will be asked askedMr askedMr
Mr 1 > lr Carskadden was unable to explain explainyesterday explainyesterday explainybsterday
yesterday to the officials of the depart department department departmeat ¬
ment how much muchcuttlngand cutting and grading the therailway theraliwny therailway
railway desires to tie on the school schoolgrounds schoolgrounds schoolgrounds
grounds Until a detailed plan Is sub submitted submitted submitted ¬
mitted of the changes the line will makein make makeIn makeIa
In the school property no further nego negotiations negotiations negotiations ¬
tiations will be carried on onThe onThe onThe
The proposed route of the thePennsylva thePennsylvan1t Pennsylva Pennsylvanm
nm line will cross the southeast sou heast corner cornerof cornerot cornerof
of the School farm and will divide about aboutfive aboutfin aboutfive
five > acres of the low land adjoining ac the theEastern theEastern theEastern
Eastern Branch from the remainder of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the farm farmSOLDIERS farmSOLDIERS farmSOLD1ES
SOLDIERS SEEK SLAYER SLAYEROF SLAYEROF SAYROF
OF ATTORNEY IARC IARCArmed lARGUM MARatIMArmed lARGUMArmed
Armed Men Leave Jackson for forthe fortheMountains the theMountains theountains
Mountains MountainsJACKSON MountainsJACKSON ountainsJACKSON
JACKSON Ky May lay 26 26CurtIssJett 26CurtIssJettWho 26Curtiss Curtiss Jett Jettwho Jettwho
who is in Jail at Winchester and Tom TomWhite TomWhite TomWhite
White have been indicted for the themur themurdel mur murder murtier ¬
del of Attorney James B Marcum The Thegrand Thegrand Thegraitd
grand jury at 6 oclock last night nightthrough nightthrough nightthrough
through Its foreman Emerson Bailey Baileyreported Baileyreported Baileyreported
reported to toJu Judge ge Redwlne that It had hadreturned hadreturned hadreturned
returned an indictment against the two twomen twomen twomen
men menThe menThe menThe
The news spread like wildfire and a athrong athrong athrong
throng gathered at the courthouse courthouseHowever courthouseHowever courthouseHowever
However there were no Indications IndicaUonsoftrouble of oftrouble oftrouble
trouble A bench warrant was Issuc Issuctor lssucfor issued issuedfor
for the arrest of White and andJ J B Little Littlewas Littlewas Littlewas
was selected as a special deputy to go goafter goafter goafter
after him White lives at Perry Ky ICyabout Kyabout Kyabout
about fifteen miles southeast of Jackson JacksonIn
In the heart of the mountains and his hishome hishome hishomo
home is reached by a narrow narroVprecipl narroVpreciplto precipi precipitous pecipitous ¬
tous to us trail trailThe tralJThe trailThe
The special deputy was given a de detail detail detail ¬
tail of soldiers s ldlers and the men started on onhorseback onborscback onhorseback
horseback for Perry about 8 oclock oclockWhite oclockWhlteand oclockWhite
White Whlteand and his brother hrot er Shell were also alsoIndicted alsoIndicted alsoindicted
Indicted for the murder of a man named namedDavidson namel namelDavidson namedDavidson
Davidson in this county but were ac acquitted acquitted acquitted ¬
quitted The former is known as a agame agame agame
game man but the soldiers anticipate anticipateno
no trouble in Inettectlng effecting his capture captureGENERAL captureGENERAL captureGENERAL
GENERAL YOUNG SENDS SENDSIN
IN HIS ACCEPTANCE ACCEPTANCEGen
Gen B B BM M Young today wrote to tothe tothe t0the
the District Commissioners accepting acceptingthe
the appointment as marshal of the pro pocession procession procession ¬
cession which is to form a part of the In Independence Independence independence ¬
dependence Day celebration General GeneralYoung GeneralYoung Generalloung
Young commended the project and said saidho saidho ald aldhe
ho would do all lit his power to make makethe makethemlUtary makethe
the themlUtary military feature f ature of the program a asuccess nsucceS8 asuccess
success successThe succeS8The successThe
The Commissioners also received to today today today ¬
day a subscription of 10 from tromLans tromLansburgh Lana Lansburgh Lanaburgh
burgh Bro the Seventh Street Streetmer Streetmerchanta met merchanta metchanta
chanta
tt i
1Ij
Turkish TU rkishtroops troops There were were 1500 1 OO fami families families ¬
lies in the village villagePrevious villagePrevious villagePrevious
Previous reports had It that the mas massacre massacre massacre ¬
sacre was caused by the presence ot otDeltcheff otDeltchefI ofDeltcheff
Deltcheff in In the village The place was wassurrounded WASsurrounded Wassurrounded
surrounded by Turkish troops who af after after aftcr
ter a long resistance broke their way waythrough waythrough waythrough
through the ranks of the defenders and andafter andafter andafter
after killing manysetfir many set fire to the houses housesleaving housesleaving housesleaving
leaving the place a pile of ashes ashesEDITORS ashesMfNNESOT ashesIi111ESUTA
Ii111ESUTA MfNNESOT EDITORS EDITORSBUM EOITORSENJOY ED1TUSENJOY I
ENJOY THEIR OUTING OUTINGSee UU1IMSee
See the CaitalCity Capital City From FromObservation Fr0111O FromObservation
Observation O selva 9ll Cars CarsTO C CarsTO lrs lrsTO
TO MT VERNON TOMORROW TOMORROWCloudy TOMORROWClou TOMORROWCloudy
i
Cloudy Clou y Weather May Prevent prevenTrip Trip to toMarshall toMarshall toMarshall
Marshall Hall HaIlNames Names of Local LozalCommittee Lo LocalCommittee l lCommittee
Committee CommitteeThe I
The 130 members of the Minnesota MinnesotaEditorial MinnesotaEditorial MinnesotaEditorial
Editorial Association who with their theirfamilies theIrkmlUes theirfamilIes
families are on a pleasure jaunt to thet1 the theNational theNztional
National t1 nal Capital saw the city from ob observation observation ohservation ¬
servation cars this morning and and If l the thev theaeather I
v father permits will go to MarshallHall Marshall MarshallHall MarshallHall
Hall this afternoon Should It It rain they theywill theywIll
will end nd the day with a visit to some of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Government buildings buildingsTomorrow buildingsTomorrow
Tomorrow the visitors will make a atrip atrip J Jt
trip t IP toSTount to o Mount t Vernon and Alexandria Alexandriaant
ant later in the day will inspect the thebust thebust
bust which Is being behi erected in Arlington ArlingtonCemetery rlingtonCemetery
Cemetery to the late l te Cushman K Davis DavisSenator DaylsSEnator DavisScnato
Senator from Minnesota I nnesota for fourteen fourteenyears fourteenyears fourteenyears
years yearsThursday yearsThursday yearsThursday
Thursday evening the visitors are to tobe toto tohe
be the guests at a reception T which Is Isto Isto Isto
to be given by local localn newspaper men menThe menX menThe
The X eReception Reception Committee Coimi CommitteeThe tt e eThe s sThe
<
The visitors are lit iD charge hargeof Of the i fol following following l lloWing ¬
lowing reception r cepUoncoII committee committeeFrederick committeeFrederick in tt i >
Frederick A Johnson president presIi1entof of the theMinnesota theMthnesota
I
1 Minnesota > Association of Washington otWaShlngtonCapt WashingtonCapt WashingtonCapt
Capt Henry A Castle Auditor for the
PostofHce Department J Adam Bebe BebeRepresentative Beb BebRepresentathe BebsRepresentative
Representative In Inconsre Congress 5 sThomas Thomas F FM FI FM
M I Eddy EddyF F J J Carmody and George B BTallman BTallman BTailman
Tallman of the Government Printing Of Office Offlee ¬
fice Frank M Reed ReedS War Department DepartmentF
F FH H Mandervelt State Department WW WW W WW
W Case Pension Bureau Capt A R RSpeel RSpeel BSped
Speel Bureau of Insular Affairs M I D DPurdy DPurdy DPurdy
Purdy Assistant Attorney General L G GPowers GPowers GPowers
Powers of the Census CensusOmce Office John J JBoobar JBoobar 3Boobar
Boobar House Librarian George W Es Esterly Esterly Esterly
terly Treasury Department Emmet EmmetHamilton EmmetHamilton EmmetHamiltonchief
Hamilton Hamiltonchief chief clerk Commissary De Department DepartmentJ DOpartmcnt ¬
partment partmentJ J P Greeley W W Jermane JermaneH
H Kunsmann M lLJ J Molan E E ESchooley ESchoole ESchooley
Schooley Schoole J B BSmythe Smythe C Wilford Dion DionGerald DlonGeraldA DionGerald
Gerald GeraldA A Johnson Joe Dreis and Han HanaMoms HanMomsen HamMomsen
Moms Momsen MomsenPOULTNEY MomsenPOULTY en enPOULTRY
POULTRY BIGEUf BIGELOWSOPINIONS BIaLUWUPI11IU1SfflDIUEtI 3 3OPINIONS
OPINIONS UPI11IU1SfflDIUEtI UPI11IU1SfflDIUEtIHis RIDICULED RIDICULEDHis
His Attack on the American Army ArmyIgnored ArmyIgnored ArmyIgnored
Ignored by Local 0 rricers rricersArmy meersArmy ificersArmy
Army officers either ridicule or Ignore Ignoretho Ignoretb ignorethe
the tb tirade which Pqultney Bigelow de delivered deliyercd delivered ¬
livered against Jhe he American army in Inn Innlong a along nlong
long article in the London Post They Theycharacterize Theyctaracterlze Theycharacterize
characterize it as both unAmerican and andunpatriotic dnd dndunpatriotic andunpntriotlc
unpatriotic but are not surprised that thatsuch thatsuch thatsuch
such such statements should be made by b c cdisgruntled nd adisgruntled
disgruntled d gruntled faultfinder and anddspeptle anddspeptleHsimlst dyspeptic dyspepticpecsimlst dyspepticptcsim1st
pecsimlst suh as Mr lrBlgelow BIgelow is de declared declared dedared ¬
clared to be Said one prominent offi office office office ¬
ce at the War Department today todayThe todayThe todayThe
The American army needs no defense defenseagainst derensagainst defenseagainst
against the attacks of such men men en as asPoultney asPoultney asPoultney
Poultney BIgelow Its record and ef efficiency eCfieJency efitclency ¬
ficiency In war and peace as they are areknown areknown areknown
known In this th s country and abroad abro dare dare5ufficientanswer are aresufficient aresufficient
sufficient 5ufficientanswer answer to the statements he hemakes hemakes hemakes
makes He compares our fighting fightingstrength fightInsstrength fightingstrength
strength with that of Germany but if ifAmerica IfAmerIca ifAmerica
America maintained such a military es establishment establlshment establishment ¬
tablishment as does Germany Mr Bige Bigelow Bigelow Bigelow
low and men of his kind would be the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first to raise the cry of militarism 1 1do 11 11do Ido
do not know that It fsany is any cause for forsurprise forsurprise i isurp
surprise surp ise that out of 70000000 of oi peo people peopIe ¬
pIe there should be a few such knock knockers knockers ¬
ers ers and andraUltfindersa faultfinders as Poultney Po ultney BIge BIgelow B Bigelow Ige ¬
low but fortunately their number is issmall issmaU issmall
small smallST smallST PO POST i
ST PETERSBURG JEWSIN JEWS JEWSIN JEWSIN
IN STATE OF PANIC PANICST
ST PETERSBURG May 26 2GThe The Jew Jewish Jewish Jewish ¬
ish colony in St Petersburg is in a mild mildstate mildstate mildstate
state of panic through throughfear fear of a a repeti repetition repetltloDhere repetition ¬
tion tloDhere here of the Kishinev massacre in inthe Inthe inthe
the course c urie of the celebration of tho thocitys thocItys thecitys
citys founding on May 29 29The 29The 29The
The lower class of Russians have on onseveral onseveral onseveral
several occasions lately latelymanlesteda latelymanlestedamenacing manifested a amenacing amenitcing
menacing attitude toward tfiietTlnhabl tfiietTlnhabltants t tlnhabltants i llabl llablUmts
tants of the Ghetto and the laUer latt rihlnk rihlnkit hlnk hlnkIt hinkit
It would take but a slight incenlive to torouse torouse torose
rouse rouse the ignorant class in the city tontSemite to toantjSemite toantSemite
antjSemite antSemite violence
FORAKER STANDS STANDSBY STANDSBYTHEPRESIDENT
BY BYTHEPRESIDENT BYTHEPRESIDENTRepii IY1E THE P PRepublican PRESIDENT PRESIDENTRepu
Republican Repu blican Leaders Must MustCome III MustCome nst nstCOlne
Come From Under Cover CoverHANNA CoverHANNA
HANNA THE STORM CENTER CENTERTest
Test of Loyalty to Be Bough Brought Up at atOhio atOhio atOhio
Ohio State Convention ConventiouCoI ConventionControversy Con Controversy ¬
troversy Bitter BitterIf
If I the President made the state statement statement statemeat ¬
ment accredited to him he has ha taken takenthe takeifthe
the proper position It was to be ex expected expected expected ¬
pected that th t he hewould would protect himself himselfThe hlmseltThe hirnseltThe
The matter of an indorsement Is now ait aitIssue auissue anissue
Issue that will come squarely before the theconvention theconvention theconvention
convention Those wh whO are In favor of ofthe atthe ofthe
the renomination renomination of the President will willhave willhave willhave
have to make their friendship known knownThose knownThose knonThose
Those who ho are opposed to him will like likewise lIk lIkwise likOwise ¬
wise have to go on record recordSeutor recordSeutorForaker recordSenatorForaker Senator SenatorForaker
Foraker In a statement made to a L re reporter roporter reporter ¬
porter for The Times this thlsmOrnln2 thlsmOrnln2Senator morninjr morninjrSenator morninrSenator =
Senator Marcus Alonzo > Hanna has been beensmoked beensmoked beensmoked
smoked out and Ohio has become the thestorm thestorm thestoma
storm center of national politics politicsThe politicsThe politicsThe
The test of loyalty will come before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the State convention and a vote on th thIssue the theIssue theissue
Issue will be taken If the present pres nt plans plansfor plansfor
for the organization organ zation of the convention conventionare
are carried out outForaker outForaker outForaker
Foraker in Favor FavorSenator FavorS FavorSsnator
Senator S nator Foraker has ha long been the teechoice thechoIce
choice for permanent chairman of this thisconvention th thconvention tbconvention
convention and unless Senator Hanna Hannaand Hannaand Hannaand
and his friends prevent him from oc occupying occupyIng cccupying ¬
cupying that position he will bring the theproposed theproposed theproposed
proposed indorsement before the gath gathering gathering gathering ¬
ering in the form formo of a resolution Sen Senator Senator Seaator ¬
ator Hanna will wI then have to either eitherwUhdraw eitherwithdraw
withdraw his opposition oppositlonor or support the themeasure t11measure themeasure
measure measureThe measureThe measureThe
The controversy was brought to a head headlast headlast headlast
last night by the President himself himselfThrough himselfTbrough hlmseltThrongh
Through Secretary Loeb he Issued the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowing
following statement statementt
t have not asked any man for his hissupport hissupport htssupport
support I have had hadnothingto nothlngto do with withraising withraIsing withraising
raising the Issue as to my indorsementSooner Indorsement IndorsementSooner indorsementSooner
Sooner or later It was bound to o arise ariseand arIseand ariseand
and Inasmuch as it has now arisen of ofcourse otconrse ofcourse
course those who favor my administra administration administriltIon administration ¬
tion and nomination will Indorse them themand themand themand
and those who do not will expose cDPosethen cDPosethenIn them themIn themIn
In an n addition to this statement statementSec statementSecret Sec Secre Secc1ary
re ret c1ary tar3v < < < LdelJ L eb quoted the President as assaying it itSIylng assring
saying that thath he was as deeply touched ucbedly ucbedlytbi fcy fcythcactlbn bytb
thcactlbn tbi tb ¼ acti action n of 9f President residentrcKlnleYShtme residentrcKlnleYShtmecouJtyf1iwhl McKlnley s hattie hcanecouEty hattiecoucty
couEty couJtyf1iwhl inswhich hCanton Canton Is situated in inInstructing 1nh Ininstructing
Instructing h truCting soheartily so heartily in i his favor favorNothing faverXothlng favcrNothing
Nothing could have pleased him more
Proved a Surprise SurpriseThe Surprisef
The The statement tatement of the t e President pr Sldentcam Sldentcamas came cameas
f as a surprise to the leaders all over overthe overthe overthe
the country as a member of the Cabi Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet ¬
net and other officials in Washington Washingtonhad Washingtonhad rashingtonhad
had announced that the President was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not particular about the Indorsement IndorsementIt
It was said he recognized that it it would wouldhardly wouldhardly wouldhardly
hardly be proper for him to ask such an anhonor anhonor anhonor
honor so early In the campaign This Thisimpression ThiSt Thigimpression
t impression was allowed to prevail revall until untilSenator untilSenator untilSenator
Senator Hannas friends began the pres present present present ¬
ent controversy which brought out thereply the thereply thereply
reply from Senator Foraker It was washardly washardly washardly
hardly expected that Mr Roosevelt Rooseveltwould Rooseveltwould Rooseveltwould
would Interfere but as ashe he has now done doneso
so it was said this morning that no nohalfway nohaUwa nohaltway
halfway haUwa position osition on the part of Senator Sena Senator Senatot ¬
tor Hanna would be tenable tenableSenator tenableSenator tenableSenator
Senator Foraker will leave for Ohio Ohiotomorrow Ohiotomorro Ohiotomorrow
tomorrow corning and It Is then the thoreal tbereal thereal
real battle will hegln be n If Senator Hanna Hannameans Hannameans Hannameans
means to fight the Indorsement In the theconventionhe theconvention theconventoni
conventionhe convention lIe must mus take steps at once onceto onceto onceto
to prevent Senator Foraker from be becoming becoming becoming ¬
coming the permanent chairman of the theconvention theconvention theconveittioa
convention because as such Mr Fora Foraker Foraker Foraker ¬
ker could couldrecobDlze recognize any friend of the thePresident thePresident thePresident
President who might desire to introduce introducea
a resoluton Senator Hanna Is to be bethe b9the bethe
the temporary chairman chairmanTo
To Meet Next Ii ext Month MonthThe MonthThe MonthThe
The convention is s to meet June 2 2It 2It 2It
It Is expected to conclude Its work the theday th thda3ooIlQwlng theday
day da3ooIlQwlng following Consequently Senator SenatorKanna SenatorHanna SenatorEamia
Hanna has only a week In which to tochange tochange tochange
change all of the arrangements made madeand mailEand madeand
and to keen Senator Foraker and his hiafriends hisirlends hisfriends
friends from carrying out his plans plansIt
It is to meet any such action that Sen Senator Senator Senator ¬
ator Foraker Foralccr is hurrying home Just Justwhat Justwhat Justwhat
what he Intends to do the Senator du ducllned dd dodined
dined to say this morning morningThe mornIngThe morningThe
The Senator Senatordecllned declined to talk about aboutany aboutany abohtany
any movement that Senator Hannas Hannasfriends Hann Hannasfriends s sfrIends
friends might make to preevnt preenthlm him from fromoccupying fromoccupying fromoccupying
occupying the chair It was evident evidenthowever eYldenthowever evidenthowever
however Judging from Mr Forakers Forakeratone Forakerstone Forakerstone
tone that such a change Is not going oing tobe to tobe tobe
be made with his consent cons nL Naturally Naturallythis
this means that the factions are to be belined belined belined
lined up sharply for and against the thePresident thePresident thePresident
President PresidentThe PresidentTheonlyalternative PresidentTheonlyalternative
The Theonlyalternative only alternative is for Senator Han Hanna Hanna Hanna ¬
na toreccdafrom the position ne has tak taken talcen ¬
en His friends in this city cit who are arefamll arefamllar famil familiar ¬
tar ar with his plans are Inclined to bellovo bellovothat beUcvthat believOthat
that he will not yield an Inch It twas twasIntimated was wasintimated wasintimated
intimated by others however that Sen Senator Senator Seaator ¬
ator Hanna might consider that he had hadmade hadmade hadmade
made his position clear as chairman chairmanof halrmnnot
of the Republican committee of havIng havlngrallowed havIngallowed havingallowed
allowed himself to be committed to the thecandidacy thecandidacy thecandidacy
candidacy of no man and that taking takingthis takingthis takingthis
this view of the matter he would with withdraw withdraw withdraw ¬
draw and permit the Indorsement Sen Senator Senator Sendator ¬
ator Hanna however is the thecnly only man manwho manwho manwho
who can answer for the future futureSenator f futureSenator t e eSonator
Senator Hanna It was saidthis saId this t1 1s morn mornIng morning morning
Ing is not the great power in Ohio pol politics politics palitles ¬
itics he was once and that he hem may y not notbe notbe notbe
be able to do as he pleases with the con convention conTcntlon convcntion ¬
vention especially with the President Presidentagainst Presidentagainst Presidentagainst
against him himRepresentative himRepresentative hintRepresentative
Representative Grosvenor once i ilieutenant a alleutenant alieutenant
lieutenant of Senator Hanna is now novragainst nowagainst nowagainst
against him So are RepresentatlveBeid RepresentatlveBeidler
ler and George Cox All of o these have haveannounced haveannounced haveannounced
announced themselves them elves as being in favor favorof tavorof favorof
of the Indorsement

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