Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 April 1909 — Page 3
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WLL SWING THE CIRCLE AND THEN SOME THIS SUMMER. IP CONGRESS GIVES ITS CONSENT -" ( Trp Across the Continent and Up to Alaska Contcmplaicd by Our Chief Executive.
JOSEPH THE ONLY ONE Who Ever Cornered Wheat, Says See retary WIlBon. Washington, Special: Jnmos Wilson, Socrutnry of Agriculture, said that tho American people need not lo greatly worrlod ovor tho wlioat corner. "Evory cornor of this kind must fall sooner or lator." Bald ho. "Tho weakness of tho position of tho man who is trying to comur grain Is that he must buy everything that is offerod hira. Tho niliiuto ho iults buying tho corner falls. There never was but ouo successful grain corner, and that was the ono Joseph conducted In Egypt." Secretary Wilson has taken steps to discredit the Chicago corner by showing that, according to the Government's oillcial reports, there is a vast
iieai more Kram in tne Hands of the
,n, Spocinl: President , neves tho chlof executive
the pooyle IB tho duties fnrinera than the Chicago operators
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INTIMIDATING LAND OWNERS IN SOUTHERN INDIANA. WISH THE RENTAL RATES CUT
Reign of Terror In Pike County Through Anonymous Threats of'' Fire and Powder.
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,i notuuit' mi' " -"' ! and early autumn, prodecides to continue
,1 ,,,.roprlntion of $25,001) for , Menses allowed during the ,,m ()f the Rooaovolt admin- .. -i,i''nfs plans for tho sum- , into the hentod term as I., have been completed. Mr. I i, ae Washington as soon n iinango niattor.s after the , t;r of Congress, and ho has I t hat the extra session will , 1 lie will go direct from , iioiiM to his Bummer homo i'nv Point, lloverly, Mnss., I .,.end two months or more , , u. tlv and as free from olll- :, possible. Mr. Taft will , ,- of his vacation to golfing .,ux. and perhaps will take -. s along the northern conKt. , milled Atlantic licet of sixl, .hips will maneuver off the , ..ix 1 coast during the sum- ! the President undoubtedly mi see this. ,i the President desires to i ht West during the late huiii1 it entirely too expensive t
tillt or 1US OWIt pOCM'I. All h,. proposed itinerary has ' i to a high railroad oillcial u, ate requested. It is said w , 1 tie In the -oighborhootl ,, $17.000. If he got h West f remittent will include Alasi, urricv. sailing from Se:iton a vebsel of the navy , t utter service. No Presi- , ,. i vir.ltcd the far northern A'.hh for so long has been a t'nited States. The Pres '.. . a Invited, and Is partlci, ii to attend the following i.il encampment of the , f the KepuLlic at Salt I'tah. -niisslsslppl conference at i iti.il Irrigation Congress at 1 th.- Alaska-Yukon-Pacific n the same city. - hi to Ins proposed visit to Mountain States and to the ' the president's tentative , if a long swing through the and the heart of the South. , .who is as fond of travel , , and. will probably accomI'm i.lent on the tour. uid Southern Senators and , 'urs are particularly anxthe President visit their ud w ill lo all in their power the necessary funds. They a i'!i the President that such lru proposes to make should . 'I as an essential factor in al desire to keep th people nil ami sympathy with the wrnnniit. They believe -irlont's trips through the I his addresses are as much ' to the people ns to him-
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HOVERS OVER ALL CHRISTIANS IN TURKISH EMPIRE. THOUSANDS SLAIN IN ASIA MINOR
Two American Pastors Are Victims of the Latest Uprising in Turkey.
ASKED TO BE CRUCIFIED.
r.Me of Mexican Indian in Pre'.it, on of "Passion Play."
,'v. Special: The autlmrlhave bet U notified of the , . ii.xio Zamhrano, n Tuxpan .it most peculiar circum.ambrano Impersonated 'he "Passion Piny" by the 1 1 in Holy Week at the town in the southern part of this 'line for the crucifixion arlood Priilay he demanded nailed to the cross, instead ' as had hern the custom. nthusiasm was at its height m ohmge of the exhibition .ami initio's demands, pinihe ross with nails, hastl- ' When Zamhrano was re- . "i the cross it was discovt!ie nails used in fastening and feet wen; rusty. Ickdeveloped and ho died in : nv. i x ; .to Indians are said to be r the Aztecs. The "Passion heeti a feature of their ohoi lloiy Week for many
Six Die In Hotel Fire. ' mrisco, Special: Six bodies i and probably olght or ton '. .I in tho ruins; six Injured, . and property loss of $125.- " results of a il.ro that dote St. George Hotel, n lodglot laborers.
eties Free From Debt. Special -. A million and a an has been raised among i t churches of the country i. Ii legacies slnco last. Juno ie three creat missionary so i Northern Haptlsts aro free
P' Dod Law Bars Football. t "k. Ark.. Special: A bill ihe plaving of football In
'i' ben introduced in the rkatisas legislature. The
! that any violation shnll
i tucatior. punishable by a n $ioo to $ß00 rikI u year's
'it in .jail.
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Gusher Near Red Sea.
A sndlQnto that hns 'tlnp on the const of the i o miles smith of horo, hns "I Ktn-h. r. tho How of which Indien e large supplies.
Constantinople, Cable: While it looks now as if the military forces from the provinces will be persuaded not to continue their inarch on Constantinople, their (lenuuiil? that tho constitution be upheld having been granted by Parliament. th? Government seems unable to check the massacre of Christians by fanatic Moslems in Asia Minor and other parts of the empire. The latest reports are that more tliHii l.Ooi) persons have been massacred at Alexandretta and Tarsus, and that the burning of towns and slaughter of Christians are s'.iil going on. The Porte is more anxious concerning the efforts of tin massacre in Asia Minor than the Young Tuik ad
vance, and it fears a Mrittsti, irencn and Russian naval demonstration. It beliecs that Russia mens to send warships through the Dardanelles. Conlirmatlon has been received here of the killing of two American missionaries at Adana. The victims were Mr. Rogers an. I Mr. Maurer. The others connected with the missions are safe. Including Mr. Christie, who is at Tarsus. Three French warships are hurrying to Mersina, where the situation is desperate. Foreigners and many Chris tinns hao taken refuge In the consulates. The local troops and the Governor are doing their best to protect the town, but there is a great fear that it can not hold out much longer ngalnst the invasion of the Moslems, who are sweeping down in large numbers. The army which is concentrating nt Tchatalje has promised not to enter Constantinople, but to await there the fulfillment of Its demands. Two reporters who accompanied the deputation were imprisoned on their arrival at Trhatalje, but subsequently they were released and permitted to return to Constantinople. Constantinople Is now tranquil, the Hiv b.-ivtnc a normal asiiect. although
the public is exceedingly norvous and appnhenslve. The garrison appears
to be under better discipline, tum uiu trmrm tmvo t like Ii tllO Ontll Oll tllC
Koran to remain quiet and obey their oillcers.
According to the latest news irom Adana the missionaries do not dare to leave the mission house. They are suffering from lack of provisions and medicines and have sent an appeal to the military authorith s for protection. Adana Is still burning and it is reported that not leas than 3,000 persons are homeless at Tarsus. COSTLY CHATS BY WIRELESS With Inhabitants of Mars Is Proposed By Savant. Iloston. Mass.. Special: Mankind may be aide to communicate with the inhabitants of Mars in duly next, deelan s Prof. William Henry Pickering, of Harvard. This will be made possible by adopting his method of Hashing messnges when that planet approaches the earth to within r..o00.000 miles, or 5.000,000 miles nearer than ever before, ho declares It will cost $10.000.000. however, to put this mothod ln practical use Prof. Pickering snys thnt his plan of communication would necessitate the use of n series of mirrors so arranged as to present a single reflecting surface toward tho planet. Turks Slaying Armenians. Constantinople. Cable: A massacre of Armenians hns taken placo at Adnna. Asiatic Turkey, nnd according to the latest telegrams from Mersina, still continues. Soldiers, powerless to control the situation, nre Joining In the pillage of tho town. The fatalities arc snid to be numerous. Balloon Ordered by Russia. St Petersburg. Cable: The Russian War' Office has ordered n dirigible bnlloon of the PpW0nnn'l, fro,n Paris. Its eon will he $GO,000. Husband Slays Lover Before Vlfe. Altoonn. Pa., Special: Whllo his wife cowered In terror nnd shame In the corner of tho room, John K. Craig, n Pennsylvania Rnllrond man, nt mid- . . . r i.i i,t1n tn I lie ilnnth with
her illicit lover. Edward Russell, who
was henvllv urnni, muni? -""ih bullet throuRh his brain, causing In- . . i-.ii. ri-lif u-lin mirronilorod
main new", n - tn the nnllpe. ays ho suspected their
relations, aim comuhk noun- m n' he was though' to be on a train, saw whit proved his suspicions. His wife has conft sard, the police say.
Petersburg, Ind., Special: With the burning of Albert Capehart's barn Inst week, terror among tho landlords own
ing land In tho White River bottoms, near Ira. I'lko county, is increasing, and thoro is fear of bloodshed. If the depredations now being committed by alleged night riders do not cease. The trouble among the landlords and a few tenants has been brewing
for some time. Early this spring nearly all tho big land owners in tlu White River bottoms, near Ira, both In I'lko and Daviess counties, were warned that a secret committee had been appointed to see that nil lands let to renters in the White River bottom this season were to he tended so thnt tho renter would receive twothirds of tho crop and tho owner onethird. Heretofore the same land was let for three-fifths nnd two-llfths. Some persons are holding the Farmers' Co-operative nnd Educational Society responsible for the depredations, but the oillcers of that Society in Pike county disclaim all knowledge of them and volunteer their services in seeking out tho guilty porsons. That tenants are being frightened off farms Is shown by the statements of M. J. Carnahan and William Schrolurke, the first having lost six and the other thirteen tenants within the last tew months, the tenants fearing tholr lives would be In danger If they remained to put in the season's crop.
Sometime ago a proposition was made to Schrolucke by two well-known members of the Farmers' Union, asking him to ront 700 acres of his farm in
the name of tho local society, to be
tilled by its members nt the one-third
rental figure, but the offer was reject ed. Some of the land owners are try-
ing to connect the society with the
t rouble, but can get no evidence what
ever to show that their suspicions aro
correct.
Thomas Traylor, of Otwell, who
owns over one thousand acres in Pike
county, received an anonymous pack
age that had been mailed in Missouri The package contained a box of match
es and a small amount of powder, with
a note of warning to the effect that if
Traylor did not reduce his land rent
als vengeance would be meted out to
him by firo and powder. The only reason Traylor can give for receiving the package from Missouri is that friends of the Night Riders who live in Missouri, at the dictation of some persons here, mailed him the package. The Capehnrt fire is thought to be tho beginning of tho reign of fire. There is no clew to who started the fire, but the Night Riders aro being held responsible for it, whether guilty or not. The land owners are arming their tenants, and there is no doubt that the movement now hns reached a dangerous stage. People fear to travel the night-ridden district for fear they will meet with a band and come to harm. It was stated here tha'. a strtincrer
bad endeavored to buy a large number
WOMAN KEEPS A VILLAGE DRY Defeats Fifteen Attempts of Saloor Men to Open In Dcdson, Mo. Kansas City. Mo.. Spocinl: Mrs. C II. McCracklu has dofoatod fifteen t tempts In the last five years to place a saloon In tho village of Dodson, twenty miles from Kansas City. Her latent victory was achieved this wook, when tho County Court, acting on evidence obtained by her, again re fused to Issue a license when tho latest applicant recontly filed a petition with tho court. Mrs. McCrnckln mounted her horse nnd rode through the township procuring signers to a remonstrance She gathered the information that many names on Hie application of the petition were forgeries. "As Ioiik as I live and am able to traI." said Mrs McCrackln, "there will new r lie a saloon in Dodson."
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MAY BE STOPPED BY ACTION OF
GOVERNMENT.
PROTESTS GO TO WASHINGTON
Gambling Increases the Price of Neces
caries of Life and People Don't Like It.
ATTRACT THOUSANDS OF PIL
GRIMS TO ROME.
POPE GIVES HIS BLESSING
Beatification of Martyred Saint In St.
Peter's Proves Impressive Ceremonial.
Washington, Special: Can the United States Government put a stop
to "corners" In the necessaries of life? This question is being seriously considered by officials of the administra
tion and leading members of Congress.
During the last few days hundreds of
telegrams have reached the White House, the Department of Justice and
the Department of Commerce and La bor, protesting against the bull opera
tlons of James A. Patten In the Chi
cago wheat pit.
It is the general opinion of those
who r.ave been studying the subject that there Is nt present no Fed ral
statute under which operations like
patten s may be suppressed, and that
if they are to be prevented in the fu
tore special legislation by Congress
will be necessary.
The suggestion has been made, how
ever, that there is a possible remedy
In the provision of the Sherman antitrust law against conspiracies In re straint of trade. One prominent Republican member of Congress, who has received a number of telegraphic protests, said: "It would be impossible for Mr. Patten to raite the price of wheat 2S cents by his own efforts. Not only must he
have combined with shippers and producers to effect results, but he must also have used the interstate transportation lines, bonded warehouses, foreign shipments and telegraph and telephone lines of international Interstate location. "I am certain that thoro is a strong enough sentiment in Congress now to enable us to pass a law, which will prevent su'h exploitations of the nation's fx'd b.-i-ls In the future, and 1 rhaps ewn to punish the .resent expl iters for their u'-tlon. "That a condition should be allowed to continue m which it Is possible for "in1 num. thronen gambling processes, to raise the price ii a loaf of bread is ititd. ralde. Metnln rs of Congress hn Int u swampe j with telegrams of I'l-i.tt.f. a i'.opeil prepared bill
won! I recciw immediate considera-
of whips at a country store north f ti(,
mis cny, anu it is now ienreu tnai ..,.,. whitecapping Is to bo added to th. L 1 wa" , s,af 1 i Hpprpsemntive Mhpr lenre,!ations. It has been over 1 T.wr-:1 is prei ami a bill which ho
twenty years since there has been an ! '" "- m-, uiu whitecapping In Pike county. The!'" defMiit. I -b. t.b d by the law ofilgrand Jury will bo cnlled on to make r ! ;h' V n'n', in that lhp s5u'r" an investigation and every posMlde I m.i u law l msuflUient to covir the
means will be taken to bring tho Night - iaM'
Riders to justice. Bloodhounds nre tn i
he used In trailing and nothing left undone until the Night Riders disband or are arrested.
FRIJOLES AND ICE CREAM. Are Worth More Than Human Life In Mexico. Cltnlco, Mexico. Special: An unusu id series of crimes lias taken placo in the last two days. The first tragedy was enacted in this district. It was a double duel with pistols between Enrique and Alberto Gonzales on one side and Loreto nnd Anselmo Tamarlzon on tho other. The latter two were killed. They hnd murdered the father of the Gonzales boyB because ho owed them for frljoles. In the Juchitopec district two brothers. Fernando and Cayetano do la Rosa, quarreled ovor the affections of a girl and fought a duel with knives. Cayetano was killed, his brother's knife almost disemboweling him. At Guanajuato, because Frnncisco Cano would not pay a bill of IS cents for Ice cream Felix Sanchez killed him am! his mother. Two Girls End Lives at Sea. Liverpool, Cable: During the voyage of tho Cunnrd liner Lucnuin, which sailed from New York April 7, two young women who had occupied a second clnss cabin together committed suicide by shooting. They wero Margaret Clark, 21 yonrs old. who is believed to have been a resident of Hrooklyn, and Annlo Miller, 22 years of age," whoso former residence Is not known. Rich Youth Weds Servant. Newport. R. I.. Spocinl: Karl Potter Mason, a leading citizen of Newport and a member of the Automobilo Club' of America, hns married Miss Mary Agnes Walsh, who was maid to i,lB sister, Mrs. Arthur 1. Keller, wife öf a well-known artist. Nlghtrldcrs Burn Church? Nashville, Tonn.. Special: The Presbyterian Church nt Frodonia. Caldwell county. Kentucky, wns Mirucd and Nicht Riders nre suspectnioodhounds have been put on the trail.
SLASHES THROAT IN COURT. Man Fearing Heavy Sentence Attempts to Take Life.
Ride-way. 111. Special: Fearing a .entente of death a? about to be imIkim'iI on him. Archie Smith, aged 55, on t;ial on a charge of slaying his brother in law. slashed his throat in the crowded courtroom here while the judge was instructing the Jury. The itidgt . after waiting but a brief interval for the excitement to subside), continued his charge to the Jury as if nothing hnd happened, while n deputy sheriff summoned a doctor. Almost before tho doctor had stanched tho flow of blood and finished dressing tho wound the Jury had agreed on a verdict of guilty and fixed
Smith's punishment at fourteen years In the penitentiary. Smith killed his hrothor-in-law, George Robinson, in a
quarrel horo several months ago. Bread Prices to Soar.
New York. Specinl: With flour up
10 cents a barrel and tho prospects
good for a further rise New orK uuy is fnclnu tho possibility of bread nt 7
cents a loaf as a result of the recent rise In tho price of wheat. The Ghetto of New York already has felt the effeet of tho Chicago corner. Six cents a loaf Is the price now charged by somo bakorics. Others declare thev can not continue selling at ß
cents much longer with Hour of the better grndes costing from $7 to $7.20
a barrel, against S6.C0 to $6.S0 a few
days ago. Thoy add thnt oven C cents
would not uivo them any sort or n
profit. Ugliest Man Leaves Town.
Hoonor. Nob.. Special: S. J. Hnll. a
blacksmith, who, at a church bazar
was voted to bo the homeliest man in
town, has disappeared, leaving n note
to tho effect that no is mi rignt. but
will seek a community where he can divido his distinction with sonm other
"looking-glass UreaKer. Muskogoo, Okia.. bpoclal: It is ro
ported hero that Crazy Snake, chief of the warring Indians. Is dead. Tho state militia nnd government officers
are on bis trail, but ihey have not
verified the rumor.
Rome. Cable: In the presence of
So.OOO French pilgrims, practically all the bishops of France, many cardinals und descendants of the family of tho
new saint, tho solemn ceremonies in the beatification of Joan of Arc wero carried out in St. Peter's Sunday. According to tho rubric, tho popo doos not attend beatifications in person.
but. as a mark or special devotion, ho assisted at a solemn benediction,
which replacod tho ceremony of tho veneration of relics, none existing iu this case.
Soon after daybreak streams of pil
grims bogan to arrive In every imaginable conveyance. They crowded the great edifice and at 0:30 o'clock myriads of electric lights burst out, and tho
organ thundered. The long procession of cardinals took Its placo. In the special galleries wero tho duke of
Alencon. the sisters of the popo, anu
a host of French and Italian notabil
ities. Tho nnsillca presented a falryllko aDnearance. It was hung with red vel
vet draneries. nnd everywhere strings
of electric lights wero artistically arransed. Huge pictures, representing
the miracles of Joan or Arc, and hor statue were placed over the high altar,
but thev were veiled.
Tho ceremony uogan uy mc reading of the brier, at tho last word of which the veils foil. Tho statue appeared framed with electric bulbs; the bells pealed forth and the massed choirs Intoned tho To Deum, which was taken up by tho vast throng. Many of the pilgrims, overcome, burst into frantic cheers, which wero immediately suppressed. The bishop of Orleans thon said the first pontifical mass in honor of Joan of Arc, which ended the first
portion of the ceremony. In the afternoon the ceremonial was no less impressive. The holy father
passed tlirnugh the ranks or Kneeling pilgrims, followed by his court and picturesque guards, to the altar.
POTOMAC DRIVE OPENED.
Brilliant Outdoor Event Attended By
President Taft and Wife. Washington. Special: President
and Mrs. Taft Saturday afternoon at
tended the formal opening of "Potomac Drive," Washington's now esplanade and driveway, which skirts tho Potomac River south of the monument grounds. Tho oponlng was ono of tho most brilliant outdoor ovonts ever witnessed in tho national capital. Promlnont figures In both official and social life attended in their carriages, runabouts and touring cars. The President and his wife appeared in one or the White House automobiles, and after circling the drive remained for half an hour viewing the parade around tho course. SLAY BABES AND WOMEN. Tribesmen Massacre 2.C00 in Astrabad, Say Teheran Advices. St. Petersburg. Cable: Advices to the Rubs from Teheran report a massacre of 2.000 persons, including women and children, by Turcoman tribesmen at Astrabnd. There is no confirmation here of the massacre, but the Russian Government is sending a detachment of troops to that place. The city or Astrabad. In Persia, recently was captured by revolutionists, who later were routed by the Turcoman tribesmen. The inhabitants or tho town nnd the surrounding villages took refuge in the Russian consulate, but a panic prevailed and a mnB?ac.re was reared.
ROCHESTER PREY OF FLAMES. Fanned By Gale, Big Blaze Causes Half Million Loss. Rochester, N. Y.. Special: Fm.ied by a twenty-ilvo-milo gale, fire Tuesday destroyed sevoral sections of tho city and did damage estimated at $500.000. For a time It was feared that a great portion of tho city wuuld bo swept, and aid was summoned from
Iluffalo and Syracuse. One hundred families aro homeless, and militiamen are In the affected zones, guarding household offsets and restraining thloves. Mayor Edgerton has iss'ied a call for relief funds for tho homeless
families. A heavy rain ocean fall at 0 o'clock, and. while it he ped extln gulsh tho smoldering 11 us, it was a hardship on the horn U ss (specially those whoso household effects are ;n tho opon. Uecnuse of the numorous fires which Rochester has had lately, ihe board of fire underwriters increased rates on nil buildings excopt dwellings 5 cents per ?100. FORTY YEARS AGO
His Wife Sat on Another Man's LapNow He Asks for Divorce. 1 1 Dayton. Ohio. Special: After a lapse of moro than 40 years Paris W. Durnham has brought suit for divorce from Abigail Uurnbara. Tho action Is based on an alleged occurrence in 1S08, threo years after their marriage, when the petition alleges that he discovered his wife sitting on tho lap of a man named Duffy with her arms entwined about his neck, at their home in Syracuse, N. Y. Duffy was ordered out of tho house by Burnham. but his wife refused to lot him go. and commanded her spouse to leave. He did so. and never returned. However, he had
never taken stops to secure a legal separation THE MEXICAN METHOD. Fourteen Men Shot to Death for Rioting Lie Unburled in a Trench. Torreon. Mex.. Special: The t.nhs oi fourteen men, summarily shot to death by Mexican troops at Velard-na after a drumhead court-martial. IU -n
covered In a trench. The troops under command of Col. Carlos Gonz.il aro In command of the cit and are guarding v dozen prison r. T!ie men shot were convicted of p irtu u atlon In the riot of Saturday t.iht. when the mayor's house was burned because he stopped a religious pixesslon. Tho bodies have net been buiied because the troops are awaiting orders as to the deposition of the pri-oncrs. They, too. may lie shot to d. ath and all placed in uie common tr rich. Roosevelt In Arabia. Aden. Arabia. Cable: The steamer Admiral, with Theodore Roosevelt and the members of his party on boa'd arrived here Thursday morning. Several members of the party planned to como ashoro here and go on a shooting expedition to obtain specimens of tho local birds, as they linvo don at several of tho other ports touched at on tho way out. Haskell Prosecution Costly. Guthrie, Okla.. Special: Goernor Haskell and his attorneys aro here In connection with further prosecution by tho Federal Government of the land conspiracy charges against him. Henry 12. Asp. of Guthrie. Haskeli s counsel. Is In Washington City, representing Haskell at the investigation there. It is said the prosecution I Haskell already has cost $2L0,0o. Man With Longest Name Drowns. Paducah. Ky., Special: Art.ur Hugh Thomas T. Dewitt Talm.ilge Hardin Eddy Lane Arland Lmme Marlon Ilrnnch Sam Jones PIgi: Rr u ben Walker Chiles v. a d. -owned here. Chiles was the sen of ihe Rev. R C Chiles, superintendent of the Res ue Mission, and each nan:- was for srniio minister of note. lie claiim 1 hm name was the longest on record.
Ostend Doomed to Oblivion. Brussels, Cable: Ostend seems des tiued to sink Into oblivion. There was a sensation last year when M. Marquette, manager of the Kursaal at Os tend, was condemned to ono month's imprisonment and a fino of $800 for keeping n gambling house. This sentence hns boon upheld by the Superior Court and It means thnt gambling at the fashionable Relginn resort is at an end.
London Sees Real Indians. London, Cable: A contingent of Indiana and cowboys from tho Dakota reservation, who will take jmrt in exhibitions hero this summer, arrived in London. The Indians wero In full war dross and delighted the great crowds which fallowed them with their war whoops as they passed through tho streets to tholr quarters. Maybe a Rival Did It. Clnremoro, Okla.. Spocinl: John Rullctte, n wealthy Indian land owner, known throughout Oklahoma. Toxn and Old Mexico, was assassinated whllo sitting nt his desk In his office he.ro. The ansnssin espaped. Bulletto was soon to have boeu married to Miss Pearl Eddlcmnn. clerk in the Government Indian Agency at Muskogee Filipino Hanged. Walla Walla. Wash.. Special: Walking calmly up the 17 steps to th- ecaf fold with 11 cross pressed to hU bieutt. Juan Nlcolus. a Filipino, was hanged for slaying James Iirown and a Filipino child whoso mother ho had attempted to kill. Boy King to Wed. Mndrld, Cable: It Is reported that the object of the roconl visit of Moret v Prentlorgast to Portugal wns to nr range a marriage between King Manuel nnd Princess Maria Deila Pilar, of Uawiria. King Alfonso's cousin.
Missouri Farmers Warned. Libert . Mo.. Special: Farmers f Clay and adjoining counties who hav? taken up the culture of tobacco fear that the- are soon to lmo the Kentucky ilea" exemplified to them Marked copies of a K titucky pa; r warning them to h-ware of running afoul nf he "organization" are beio received. THE MARKETS. Indianapolis.
Wheat No 2 red Corn No. - white. . . . Oats N" 2 white Hay-No. 1 timothy.. Poultry cocks Old torn turkeys Hon turkeys Chickens Ducks nuttor country Eggs fresh CaUlo prlmo steers. $- 2" Hogs heavies 7 20 Lights ;';' Sheep Gno'l to choice 4 ) Com. to bfst lamb.. " ') Spring lambs : " Chicago. Wheat No 2 red $1.11 Corn No. 3 white. ... Oats-No 2 white New York. Wheat No. 2 red SI 33 Corn--N" - white Oats- No : white. . . .
$1 27 9 12.'0 .; .17 12'i .1 M .TS ft C 73 fi 7 1" (f? 7 - ft 1 l (t 7 73 a 11 - 0 is- 1-43 .56 & l..:3 f
Airship School Is Latest. Ilorlln, Cable: Tho Aorlal Naw League announces that. It Is mnkm; arrangements to found an "airman s school" at Frllrlchshafen. wbte. it Is probnblo, will be opened in ti tober. The course of study will cowr three years and the pupils will be trained in the handling of dtrigible airships. Below Zero in Colorado. Crlpplo Crook, Colo., Spocinl: Thermometers in the Crlpplo Creek district registered C degrees below zero
J Tuesday.