Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 March 1904 — Page 2
Weekly Courier. C. UOi.. 1'al.liahrr.
J&STEB. Iii INDIAN V. 1 1 A tornado str: V. :. illage of Newlai.tl . T. . on the 17th. demolish.: - number of houses and i b damns? to property. One person wai killed i aa - The I :ry in the of fired I I M at Fr.t. i.n. Invl eharg 1 with ta Itg pan .u the Evan. :., rtota, tvi.i to agn- on the Kth. and w. ü charged.
Charles Y Me loh. of Colui
for six year
NEWS IN BRIEF. OM9IUI froip Varioa Scire. FIFTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
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general. J..hn
. ar barn hand It a. Matt. Ml Van PI BO. were on the in solitary ronnneaient jail. Naone except their isera wilt be allowed l( in executive seisidon. on a oata af to It, u'ii:it nendin nomi-ianoi! . t
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me Brownie Sanford. i
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J Lav.n. mi ni! r of the demoits committee, and eight polueurioding one sergeant, were inou the lvh, ly th 1 St. L jury on the charge of intimidat4 aiding aud assisting in In-in-voters at tie rc .-nt deuio- ; nary The p . - t.-n have :;;ied i Pihtii: trial. iers of Pnited Min re uHopleted their work, on th nd aaaoenced the rote, aa f ITOtaJ rote cast. 163 17 Pol ..' !. a. -l ! : -t th
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scale and in favor of a Maji r '.- a. a -'::ki
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lat . news :r::.vis.
Five nnhnown tramp, wh 1 wer aealinc a ride, were killed in a fn - HI wreck on the Colorado Southert railroad at Mayne. a mall station V. mites north of Trinidad. Cd., on th Utk mi a - 1 w The grand Jury at Bedford. Ind.. the Sarah Behaefer case, on the lit returned two indictments against Ja::.- - MoIVnald. th" firt rl.ar: murder in the first degree and the second with assault. 1 Tha shaft house and ma.h'nery plant of the Gunnell mix.- at Centra City Col. were destroyed by fire, or the ls:h. caus-ir.e a 1on3 ttima-ed at
At I
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in the s&att. waitn The local str was declared off aft at New CasUe. Fa the ITth, and th w work. The men obj r :. " w age reductio
' were made on the SOU,
Without success. t- rai' the llritisa aubzr.aritie boat No. A 1. whieh wag n.n down by the ivmald Currie line BtaaiBtf B rmU k Castle on tha lv;h. The la damage appears to ha. Wen dOM to the conning towr. whuh shows the marks of the collision. Tha Lull . '.. v-sst-'i appears to be intact. A mot of masked men ttorvad tha jail at Cleveland. Mlaa.. on the li'h. and secured possession of Fayetta Sawytr and Btrke Harris, two negroes, 1 hirged with the murder of S;! K Hum. a negro rmrter. The prisoners were .' n to the siene of the murder ar.d hanced from the railroad bridge. John Kauke. h" years old. one of tha rooBden : the Cniwralty of w tar, at Wonatar, O . dd suddenly of heart disease on the 2'. Mr. Kauke was a !.-:-: ; Vosfer university from the beginnirg of the school to the data of his death, and was the first to endow a (hair In the university. Are. on the nitht of the SOth, tl 1 the tx-x factory owned hf M laolHar and .1 P Hummel and the Gr" a
Cor.dmnation of the Russian sov
ar contained in and made public ( combined six Kmni Ci... ago.
loral grower M claim to have
ran revolu-
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making alcohol undrinkabl. repom B H. Warner. Jr.. consul at Lips:o Germany, to the department of commerce and lalor at Washington.
ä ja iottfhter -f Mr and Mr Levi Z. j4jU Iter of Tdifaftoo, I C. n. I Tlie (b rman bark Mona collided with jthe Engllah ship Idv Ca;rns if Dob K lin bay on the 2"th The Lady Cairns r- sank in a few- min rr- ib r crew of rl were drOWMd. The Mona, which waa 1 i- m".h damaged, was a-.-:-ted into Dub-
W. R Rx a prominent yo ine poBII ;an Of Bt JOOeptu Mo . died on tha r ht of tba l 'h with pneumonia, after an !lln-sf of Icaa 'ban a wek. He
ra t yearr old. and for many yeara
David Carr
and killed Anna Mi
years, shot ."a Vyear-
to au
old g rl. and then killed himself near Nemaha. Neb. Carroll was employed bT Miss Maxwells father aa a farm hand Carroll is said to have been a reiected suitor of Miss Maxwell, and the double tragedy re- I fr :a her refu.-ing to accept hla attentions.
Fcur mn have been arres-1 for re-
Mo . and warrants for several oth- rhave trf-en issued. Two of I hose under arrest have confessed, aaying they - paid a dollar apiece for each time they registered fraudulently. A city employe is said to have been Involved.
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Support to the strike of mas n - labor ra is being given by the bricklayers unions of New York, and on the ISth the business acents i f the rriiklaer were busy throuchout the city calling out those of their men who did not quit work on the Hth Work on nearly all of the large buildings is course of construction waa amapendd
Herman R-mert. a farmer living near Heiser. Ka . while temporar:'.y lu-ane. killed his wife and then himsflf. While Mrs R mert was preparIr.z a meal Remert stepped up to Mf w.tho'tt warning and fired a bullet into her temple. She died almost instantly Remert then went to another room and shot himself. He was in pfor h a'.th.
Judce Jonathan W Crumpacker. ol Laprte. Ind. aaaotla'e Jiis-ie ,,t the r:; r m. " ir of .' -v Mexico durins president McKinbys administration and a rousin of Congressman Edsa: P Crutnpaker. dieil. on the ir.rh. typhoid fever, aced 5Ä Judge Crumpacker had served two terms as start fena'or. and was for veara a leader is Indiana republ ran poli'ica
Th water supply of HarTodture Kv ha- len f it off by the H -- bur Water Co fhittlOg down ft plant The company claims that th city is tn arrears for water for four years, amounting to ah it f:i - and ha made no prov si.n to pay Th water i. cut off until the claim i pa.d. Meanwhile Harrodrburr. a city of t r. - w-.-;.. r fire project or. Roirt Kenney. of Chapman. tCaa. a w abhy young farmer, shot and killed his wife. Alice Kencey. at their heme on tba 16th. and then killed himself Two years zun Knney wafucd lor breach of promise by th woman he killed, and a Judgment ol C was rendered against htm Th tuit was compromised by bis marryIrr her. but recently she sued him for t -.e allsgiDg cruelty.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. The trial of H. Klakham and R F. Reavv of St Lotiis. hzan In tha United States cotyt at Qatro III . oa the 1 "th They are charged with using the mails with Intent to defraud The parties conducted a mall order Lu-moM In East St. Louis dur.ng the winter of 101-02. For the first time in three years orders wcro posted .n 2.e ir.0. at all collieries in the IdiaylkU region announcing that they would be worked only half time until further notice- AU mining operations will shut down until the 21st. Mrs Marearet Mitchell Griffin, daughter of fftdftof States Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, and wife of Francis Griffin. (Ued In N"a- Yjrk on the 10'h. President John Mitchell of the 1": ed Mine Worker of America issued a statemenv on the night Of the l'-h. announcing that the miners, by their referendum had derided to accept the scale proposed by the .peratora, and hat tin-- the threatened ttrike had been averted. W I Brown, president of the Yt na :rcal lank of Storm Iake. la. and owner of the Farmers' and Merchanta at Lrm Cir-v-. the Farmers" and Merchants' at Sioux Rap la, an 1 the Bank of Royal, all failed, was indicted on -he 16th by the Beuna Vista county sratid Jury on eight counts for receiving money when he knew the banks to be Insolvent Rev Jame Martin, a prominent Cumberland Pp an minister at Marshall Mo sertary of the ' rt of truoees of the Iffaajoajrl Valley college, died, on the ll'h. aced T" yeara. In an electrical storm at !. I T , on the 17th. the hoiiM of Isaac Manuel was sTuk by lightning and two of his children killed. John F Tarroll. of Parkersburg W Va . a pei.ioglst and aut ho - of atandard works of geology, died, on th- IT h In Waldron ArV Fir, on the 17th. deetroved the San Anelo h not, th lrst national lnk and other business property at 6ao Angeln. lUm
'o.l In PV .
Th Wa-binrton State Pres association, cn invitation of the St !uia
fair 1-nard, will hold Its ann tal mating on May 2- !n St. Louis, within tha grounds of the Louisiana Punhae imposition. An explosion of a eas tank in a resjtaurant oanukd by Cropper Hro'her-. at Pfttaheri Ka . on the 2'a. injured j six ;- - :.r e .if them serioufcly. (cau.'ng a property loat of $".ö". cnvo r, . lermtloa In th erata. ion the 21st. of th bill for the purpoee ,of a sit" arid 'he erection of a building
'or the departments, state. Justice and wnim are Bad labor, wis made th-? occasion for adverse criticism of the archite. t who planned the White House ofleoll MOMTJa Teller and Hale led the charge on 'be architect and Mr Newlands iofol4ol him During the mornine a pnmler of bills were pased Hcmse After being in s-cs-i. n an hour and twenty minutes the hous. adJotirnej out ef n -j :o the memory of the iafe Charles W. Thompson, who d:ed Sunday Ciwaldtralloa 'f other business was objected to by Mr Williams, taken : i Kn Mr Wile)-, of Alabama, announced the death of his colleague. Hon. Charta Wtartoa Thompson, and offered the usual resolutionof sympathy and respect, which were aurr" 1 to Th- ; 1 ;-r appointed a committee to represent the house of repr. i -. a -he fureral. A' 12') 0dOcjl p m adjourned until Tuesday. A trolley car. on the 21st, ran through a min'r l parade at Kkuk, la., probably fatally injuring James Barandi. hurting five other p- rsona and b-troying nearly all th.' musical instruments and costume of the band. William Cahill. motorman. has n aci.-pt- 1 on a charge of assault. Th Am rican line steam-r KW
York, whieh grounded on the 2"th ff t'ap. Ii Haeu and afterwards collidM with the British trtjophip A--ae. will go into drydock Th- damage which th- Hi w York sustained through the collision with the Assaye la all above th w at r Um. Th cm! Involving th- ctntnv ry botoaet the Waartora DoJoa Teiegnpi Co. and the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. over It formu's right of walong the railroad. w-r. oM for hearing in the I'n'ted State 1 aajyrOM court the flr-t Tu-sday of th.- n.-xt term cf the cart. In the county cwur' of Buffalo. N Y.. on the 21st, ludge Kmory .-nt nced Charbs H. Callahan, the ticket scalper caiit'd rjf lOTglat transportation tickets, to Aul urn prison, for les than one y.ar and not more than three ear. Two thousand operatives employej In the Arlington OOttDl mills in Ijiw rence. Mass. were notified, in tha 21st. that a reduction varying from five to ten per cent in wag would go into effect .n March 2.
SOUTH DAKOTA
MYSTERY SOLVED
ML Rena Nelson i-'cnl the lint of Poiaoaeu Candy tl BtfWtl SHE HAD A PURPOSE IN VIEW VVitui. l la I Vlc. ?e In l'rl.. s 1i1.1i i.-. titi aviMtaa Mao im uuiii. i. 1 ..ut.i .a a m-Mr--ami Ha eg Her. Des Moines, la.. March 2 B Reni Netatt, a telephone girl of I':crre. S D., died after eating polaoiwJ isndy ihe mailed to berotif iu an effort to ,-et rid of Mr- s;.. ti,.in I-- f Boone, la. w-.th whose husband she waa in love Mrs Dye waa accused of sending the pptOWIiJ randy She was Indicted, but her extradition was deuiel hy Gov. Cunim ns. n ul lnrl-tl sinl.iieiit. S!-.. riff LAUfhUa Of Pierre is in tha city. He authorized the .-tat. tnent that it has been aatabiiabed conclusively that Mrs ly as inr;o. nt and that If Itl NclMin here'.f prtporof tlie poisoned candy and mailed It to h r.-elf at I'it-rr.. for the pur;-'-.- of . a-t uk s;ispicion apoa Mrs Dye. The offlcera have found the store at whith Ms Nelson pun-has d the randy. The package, the wrapper and the candy have been Identified, as well as Ifta NelaOfl as the purchaser the day before the car.dy was roottTOf from the poet office. Hit- Owtlwawa Paivaaa It was the i.bvious p'yis' to arcumulate evitlenre BPOB Which Mrs Dye niiaht be COOrlcted of a'tempted murder, and Bye would tiattS be enabled to obtain a divorce, which would leave him free to wed Miss Nelson. Underestimating ih deadliness ol v.e p. ..- m, and :. taking .1 portion "I the randy, whith she suppos-ed would merely make her slightly ill, she took tit to cause death after an ill-r.-of more than a week, wiuit lavnl laratttOe ii. The investigation disclosed a series of c:n tmstar. es leading to the samt conclusion inevitably, chief anions which was the discovery, by means ol a mb ros opb al examinatioc. of the postmark on the package containing the candy, that the package had not t n mailed at BMne. although thia appearance was indicated. Another link in the chain of evidence waa the fact tl.at the front ol an earelopa whieb had been addressed :o Ifta Kelaoo bj Mrs Bye. in oradlBi a letter of protest against the former'? relators with the latter's husband 'id !-. r. p-.-'.d on tb pafkag.- of randy to conceal the address for th plain purpose of ca.-ting suspicion upon Mr- Pye. M.ii-r Da I i'liiimrnt Cnmiaf. County Attorney Ooorhwr says th 3ev!opment.v. in a few days will c.ue surprise. The oflk als have been unable to find rn Boom a candy lox eimilar to th OM received by Miss Ndson. but they have found such a one in Pierre The eanceRatloo s'unp on th box !? similar to the stamp used in th Pierr post office. It is OJOarted that Miss Nelson, in letters written to Mrs. Dye, had thr-a'ened to take pobun. DECOYED TO HIS DEATH. Albert rrrcmim, n ( nlon ll.-icU llrtrrr slu.t nn.l Mertslll ..:md- . I ii t kmiM iti .
ALLOVEB THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions of Indiana Told by Wire. Pleads Not Guilty. Bedford, Ind., March 18. -James McDonald, indicted by the grand jury for the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer in this city on the night of January 21, was brought here Thursday from the Bloomington jail, where he had been confined since his arrest, and arraigned. McDonald pleaded not guilty to the two counts of murder and attempted assault. His trial was set for the first day of the May term of the Lawrence county circuit court. Died in Husband's Arms. Muncie, Ind., March 18. -Mrs. Delmer Pence, a literary woman, died in the arms of her husband after holding a reception in observance of her birthday anniversary. After the departure of the guests, Mrs. Pence approched her husband, saying: "Catch me, Delmer, or I will fall." Falling into the arms of her husband, the woman expired. An autopsy revealed the fact that death was caused by heart disease. Mrs Pence was apparently in the best of health. Widow Gets Damages. Columbus, Ind., March 18. -The case of Mrs. Anna Abel against Cudwith Abel, demanding $10,000 damages, was compromised here by Mrs. Abel receiving $3,500. The suit was brought to collect damages for the murder of Mrs. Abel's husband by the defendant. Last May Cudwith Abel shot and killed his nephew, Charles Abel, and was convicted of manslaughter and sentenecd to serve from two to twenty-one years in prison. Miners to Convene. Terre Haute, Ind., March 19. -Presi-dent-elect Boyle, of the Indiana Mine Workers, sald a convention of Indiana miners will probably be called next week to take preliminary steps for the joint conference with operators. President Kolsen, of the Indiana operators, says there will be a meeting of the Interstate
I
TORNADO STRIKES
A MISSOURI TOWN
Fifty Buildings Wrecked and One
Man Wounded.
CAME WITHOUT WARNING
The Wind and Hail Came First, Followed With a Terrific Downpour of Rain-Town in Darkness.
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Kansas City. M. Man h 2 Albert
Kerguson. a non-union hack driver, , was shot and mortally wounded, Saturday, by one of four men. probably ' strikers, who had deceived him into the ' outskirts of the c ity. The quartette I escaped. Ferguson answered a eall from a down-town hotel, where the four men. one !r-s -! x- a v-.n:an. entered the caariage. Wh-n they ali-h-ed. lan-r, they attacked and finally ahot Ferguson In another part of the city Andrew Meyers, a not. union ha k driver, waa badly bea'en by strikers, and at still ' another point a hac k drhen by a strika bnak -r was demolished by union men
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
Oaaaaraweaaaaw Huri-, r i-iim.kn, lait't Bafaaaj Howe i-ur 1 i. ni Kor ihr m aan I a iafclai Ha-s'ings. Neb . Man h 2n A tele-
gram was received here, Saturday, by
menus or ex-c mun -sman . An-dn-ws. auditor for the treasury d'iirtment in Wa-bington. saying he Aould te a raodldn r for I'nitel States senator from Nebraska. The field up to this time has been open for Congressman ll'irkett, who has raeafead many indors men. The et:ator el. e e.; next winter will aucccyi Senator IKetri h Murilt-r In "-nl llrxrce. St Uwila Mar- h N -A Jury in Judge Taylor's court returned a vaftSM of ten years for murder In the seotid degree against Jamea Crittaaadan. a negro who was charged w-th killing Patrolman MiCartney in a shooting affray.
ill. Mm r 1 .iL.- III. Marchall. Mo, March 20 Col. Vincent Marmaduke in very ill at the home of bin daughter. Mrs William Harri on. In this city, and it la feared thai b will not rotOOf Ho has pu-ut .0 a. a
Women Invest in Oil. Muncie, Ind., March 18. -For the last two weeks from one to three oil companies have been incorporated in this county to operate in the Selma, Albany and Eton fields. The Old Glory Gas and Oil company, capitalized at $60,000, numbers among its directors three
prominent women of Muncie. This is the first company Incorporated here in which women have invested. Pioneer Dies. Muncie, Ind., March 18.- Simon Conn, the second oldest pioneer of Delaware county, died at his home one miie north of this city He was born in Prebie county, O., in 1817. In 1837 he started the first direct stage line from Muncie to Cincinnati, also hauling freight. In 1857 he hauled to Mauncie from Cincinnati the big bell now in the courthouse tower. War on Slot Machines. Franklin, Ind., March 18. -The council has issued an order for the removal of all slot machines in the city. For the past two years numbers of machines have been in the cigar stores of the city. The cigar men are not protesting, as they say the machines cost them more cigars than are given by ordinary sales. Overcome by Gas. Rensselaer, Ind., March 18. -R. M. Griffins, a worker in the Jaaper county oil fields, met death in an oil tank. He was inspecting the condition of the large oil tank holding the crude oil, and it is supposed that he went down into the tank by the ladder provided for the purpose and was asphyxiated by the gas. Mrs. Durbin Is Ill. Indianapolis. Ind. March 18. -Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin, wife of the governor of Indiana and one of the most prominent women in America, is ill. Gov. and Mrs. Durbin have gone to Florida on a sojourn that may be extended by Mrs. Dur-
nin lOddnlteiy. Her health is plainly falling. Buys Half Interest. Kochester. Ind March 18 - Prof William F. Strong, who har, bM n COnaoctOf with the facaitt of the colb-ge at Dixon. III. and who is a well-known Illinois o: -ator. has purchased a half interest in the normal pchtol here and will assume control of the school Ma 1. Give Notice. Hartford City, lad., Man h 18 -The flatt.-ners in the American Windnw Class ompany's big machine ecjtiipp 1 plant this city have har.dd in their notice to take effect Saturday. This is due to notice of a reduction. An effort will be marie to fill the men's places. Against Union. Muncie, Ind.. Man h 18 The meat ra rchar.tof thisrity are arrnyini themses against the meat cutters, who an pn paring to organize a union. Failed to Agree. Princeton, Im! . March 18. The Jury In the case of Fred lb lim-, ebarg ii with taking part in the Kvar.svllb rlntl.fl Had to agre and was discharged. Post Offi-e Robbed. Crawfordsville, Ind.. March 18 The post office of the tow n of New Mark t, s ,e,i mibs sou-lnast of lure, was entered by saf- !- w r- an-l the office and aafe are now a complete wreck, wita f.'-o in stamps and $5o in money missing. Fatally Burned. Klwood, Ind . March IS Mrs Den nil Conne.n3 years nid. and her son (Jeorge, II years old. wer- fatally burned In a natural gas explosion. Mrs Connell was searching for a aas leak with a lighted taper when the explosion took place.
Hlgglaartlle, Mo., March S2 -buildlnga an partly wrecked. oe is niortaiiy wounded and rvereral ON hurl, the town la iu d.irl cm - tin- itroata etrewa arlla) oabria, result of a tornado and ha'b arhlcb E-truck this placaal P.ii . Mond i afternoon. The hail on the street: wgl 1 dee p . itl. in Qvf ni-tiit- s iftstorm came, and some o the
were as largo as ben t-Ks I),. ,,f
j trcs in the town were blown down iwi
several horses were kilbd on he ttrt el. The storm lame without wanting The wind and hall came dr.- ra b : lowed with a lerrtlc downpour of rain which Hooded n -ar'y ever-. ag in the towg The storm came from 'lie artet, traveling ntatwarrt it kept withIn a narrow pHtli. at least tfca tor: ath pinion, only about Iwa bloeka 4 thl business portion of this plt. ' ng la naged. I oih. r reWM llmuui ril. Two other towns in Lb it section v.-ere In the p.ath of the storm, an ! b - 'i ,r lOtd to be considerably lamaged. i '1 y r-e Cord r and Alma. ' 'h ha-, irr: popnlattoaa of or , r r llnsi to the nnoer npor's which a't are Monday night, several bomoa In b ii pl.u es have been wreik'd. but !'. - - act extent of the damage la no ki ra The ameers store of 3. W Et la
, the busi; r-ss i-art Of thl plh- . -a ! wreck by the storm. J. Holxon, a cl rk. was mortally injured, and probWy will not live through the nlfhi One leu is broken in two pla e- an ! s ; Internally iujur I It is estimated that 2,000 wj art t arete broken b the force or the - rm More tlan fifty houses have mI roofed. Owing to the fft tl il h eleitric libt vir-s Ift ill down and the liunt plant damaged, he t-.w . tn darkness all of Monday night I probably Tu sday night. Little pro?- i can be made in the dail.ne-s. and tie : riamag may le greater than first s ;pposed. The most careful e tini-t "! j the financial lose is 40,000. TO SETTLE CHURCH CLAIMS ... ... . leervtari ! Wnr w ill Hak lleraa 11 1-11 .Iu 1 1 mm - II111 I bei Be I'niii. '.i-?:iimfon. March 22. It - '.try Taft has acted upon a nu: Im t t im-
iHjrtant Qoeatlona in connection th the government with tin Philippine islands, regarding which he has been corresponding recently with G Wright. In response to an in.-u:ry made by the (after us to the dtepoftltion of claims for rent and for dam ad I on account of the occupation ol tin churches and convents by American troops. Gov. Wright has b- en instructed that in accordance With an agn- ni nt made at BOSM w ith the apoatoUc delegate they should preaent thes claims to the commission in M xieo This agr.-i-ment was reached on the ground that whatever damages accrued were due the church, and not the Friars. GOV. Wright was instructed to notify the deb-gate that il he will present these claims. Qefl Waib . commandinK the- Philippine ,li vision, w ill investigate and rejxx t on them, and that the secretary of war v. ill make suitable recommendation to congress for tho settb-m - nt of tie approved claims. TELEGRAPHERS WANT RAISE Ilm- iitetl l nnil B) I h.-lr ',.- 1. .1111. 1 I'm mi liK-re.- In V 11 it Newark. O. March 22. The t -!e graphers of the Haltitnore te Ohio railroad have voted. f to I, to stand by their demand for an incre ase in waites. The vote was canvassed here Monday nmht by the general committee in tho presence of H. M. Perbam. pn - ;-l nt of the national OffdjOf of Itailway Talegraphers. TMffUMB hnnlred votea were CBAl Mr Perbam and B W, Van N tta left Monday ninht for Haltitnore to pW BOBt the demands to tb- Haitimore it Ohio officials. in 1. lata lr l..ek. Southampton. Kng . March 2 The American line steamer New York, which grounded Sunday oft Cape I A Hague, and afterwards collided with the iiritish troopship Aaaaaye, will ge into drydock. The damaite Wbleb the New York sustaln'ri through the col UakM with the Assaye lb all aboe the water line.
NOTES OF THE RAILWAYS. In order to get at the grain raised In Iee county. Ill . the Chicago it Northwestern railroad has contributed fl ii to help the farnn is of that tion bu Id a good turnpike. It Is apparently the Intention Of tha Turkish government to nationalize aa far as possible, all rallwajs In tin ottoman dominions Foreigners may be needed to Initiate operations but ultimately Constantinople hopes to assume undivided control.