Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 April 1909 — Page 3

GOVERNOR WILLSON WIPES OUT GOEBEL SUSPECT CHARGES. TAYLOR AND FINLEY GRATEFUL

fugitives

Indianapolis Rejoice

u.-.r That Thev

Wnen I ncv May Return to Kentucky.

)'! ,1.

f.u Ky.. Special: Kontucky'8 , tx al tragedytho munlor of , In January. 1900 be- . ,, nightmaru or the past as courts aro concerned last i,r Wlllson, at one sweep. ,!, charges hanging over all

t 'I

rtlv nccusod In tho case by

pardons uoiore trmi iu ,;vnior W. S. Taylor and

, , s. rt'tary oi auu v-uunw f'uunlvt'S In Indiana for nino x John Powers, brother of l, ,w. is. believed to bo in Hon- ,,, Holland Whittaker of But-

, , v John Davis of Louisville Steele of Hell county. The i In.-, were under Indictment, u,,x lice tho State, j.. ... lemalns as the net result of !,;!. which shook tho State for ... the Indictments against ,. i, iohlen of Knox county, now lor.i.lo; Frank Cecil of Hell v nv a railroad detective in ',,.n. and William H. Culton of , , .mniy. said to have died in .m a few months ago. These !i ,t directly accused of the con- , . , haws nnd. with the possible . , ti of Cecil, will bo cleared by . action by tho Governor. ,!..n the secondary chnrges have iuHinisHod Henry Youtsey, now a life sentence In the State . t..m. will remain the only peri , - iff. r for the killing of Goebel. . , . powers, who was Indicted and : f, ir times, was recently parI ! . Governor Wlllson. Power : w.is largely responsible for . ioning of the men who were . I with him. presenting the petl-

whi.'h asked for the Governors , 1 1 . 1 which had been largelv : i. Kentucky and other States. , . m. r WillBon did more than parmen who have been fugitives nati.r Goebel. declnred by the irt to have been elected Govshot down as he was about ,r. - h- Stato House. He Justified 'i n statement full of vigor and ' in which ho explained the rea- - t ! his action. i t!..- statement the Governor del h.it political persecution alone - r- -ponsible for the charges lie former State officials, and l , fore now a fair trial for them ..I. impossibility. The executive I i touching tribute to former . r or Taylor, declaring that .h no fault of his own he had i. it off at the zenith of his career i ichted down with accusations w. re unjust. Tho Governor rev ! the history of the cases at xetting forth in full his views ! m. i'. u the Governor isstied his pnr.it c p in. the news was iminewired to Indianapolis, where - and Finley were. ! ' r- is a God in Israel," was their .1 exultation. ,' irm.'s that truth will not rei io:etr on the scaffold and !i the throne," they added. I i loimor Governor announced. - that he did not intend to i'. ant arc of the pardon to reKentucky. Former Secretary '!' Finley, however, will come I'o-li the former officials ox- ' 'h wish that whnt they rea their vindication came as .1' or -fair trials" instead of action.

WHITLA KIDNAPERS INDICTED. Man and Woman Who Stole Boy for Money Ransom Are Held. Morcer, Pa., Special: Jusdco will be sped when James II. Doyle and "Mrn. Uoylo, his alleged wife, face a Jury In Judgo A. W. Williams' court Friday next on trial for the kidnaping of Willie Whit la. son of tho wealthy Sharon uttorney. Hoyle and his alleged woman accomplice wer Indicted by tho Mercer grand Jury Tor the kidnaping on March IS. and the two will bo rushed to trial without dolay. Whllo the grand Jury was considering the evidence against Itoyle, "Mrs. Hoylo" enmo near being tricked into giving evidence against the man when sho was taken from the jail at Sharon, driven here and put through a grueling examination. She was saved from answering the questions by her attorney, who burst into the room as she was about to answer. A true bill was found against Ikyle charging kidnaping by the grand Jury. The maximum sentence is life imprisonment. In the cae of the woman, the same bill was also returned, with an extra count charging her with aiding, assisting and abetting in the kidnaping. The indictment against Mrs. Hoyle identifies her as follows: "Mary Doe. alias He!,n Anna Me-

Dermo. Parker, Minen. Yorke and

Hoyle."

FURY OF THE MOB GROWS ASIATIC TURKEY. '

WOMEN AND BABIES VICTIMS

No Members of Christian Faith Permitted to Escape Terrible Death.

m $i m

OIL

COMPANY SETTLES TEXAS IN CASH.

WITH

VIOLATED THE ANTI-TRUST LAW

Concern Is Also Perpetually Ousted From State Case Traveled Through All the Courts.

ROOSEVELT SLEEPS IN JUNGLE.

Fc-rer President Pitches Tent Plains Amid Lions' Roar.

' ' i Plains. British East Africa.

Theodore Roosevelt, hunter

' both big and small, slept his

:ne under the canvas which Is h - home for the months to come H !i and his caravan pierce the Mi lean jungles northward to 1 i'ion again. - I before his big tent near the "f the AthI river, with scarcely in the camp save from the bril--a of a perfect night, the ex1 .'! "t heard for tho first time the f the unfettered lion lording It I realm of tho jungle. As he I leneath tho canvas for the to of the wild monarchs. each w ' i.i stone's throw on eithor side ' ' 1 Mi sent their challenges rover1 across the clearing where " I ',i'ry furled and unfurled In the above Mr. Roosevelt's tent. 1 ,.i sheltered spot on the bank of ' un Mr. Roosevelt sat for an I ' .nid watched the seemingly end- ' - ; loceflHlon or commoner and ' i ' uanip coming down to water. I; -.seveIt and his party arrived

1 ' out Mombosa Friday after-

1 ii .i special train. Scornlnc til

"t i villain ion, Mr. Roosevelt at "nned to the camp which had ' it pared for his coming. He '"1 himwolf impatient at every uhiih kept him away from the ' the frpFh urnss under his feet ' '' " strange scents of the jungle hi m.

Austin, Texas, Special: A wagon loaded with real money, nearly $2.000.000. guarded by two men with enough guns to equip an African expedition, rattled through the streets from the express office to the State Mouse last Saturday. The money, all In currency.

was carried into the office of the State Treasurer and tendered by the WatersPierce Oil Company In payment of the biggest fine that "stuck" ever assessed

iu the United States. The original fine was H.C23.900. On this interest, Amounting to $1S4.&54. accumulated while the Company was appealing the case through the various courts. For the attorneys 500.4ST.75 was deducted before the money was paid to the State Treasurer. The net balance paid to the State was $1.71S.2CC30. an excess of S01.3GG.30 over the original fine. J. P. Gruit. former private secretary to H. Clay Pierce, head of the oil company, will receive $30.000 of the attorney's share of the fine. It was testimony furnished by Grult that led to the conviction of the company. The money for tho attorneys was taken out before the fine was formally paid, because after it is once paid into the State treasury it can be taken out again only by appropriation. The big fund will be taken Into consideration In making up the next tax assessment, which Governor Campbell says will be the smallest In the history

of the State. The fine assessed against the Waters-Pierce Company followed its conviction for violation of the Texas anti-trust laws. The company was ousted from Texas, then re-admitted through the efforts of Senator Hailey on an affidavit made by H. Clay Pierce, declaring It hnd no connection with the Standard Oil Company. AS CIGARETTE GIRL Member of "Half Billion Dollar Chorus" Won a Husband. Pittsburg. Special: Marriage of another metnbor of Plttsbnrs's famous "half million dollar chorus" has been announced here. Miss Marie luie Rose, daughter of Mrs. Mary Rose, a member of the most exclusive society of Pittsburg, will marry Warren I.

Hlckford. until recently of Washington. I). C, and a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Miss Rose was a member of the recent theatrical companies composed of the very rich of Pittsburg who gave regular performances for charity, the Inst ono being but last week. The favorite character of Miss Hose in these theatricals has been that of a Spanish cigarette blrl. and It Is said that Hlckford learned to love her more when he saw her in costume. Bickford Is wealthy and a member of the most ox cl waive clubs of Pittsburg. Mrs. Scott Elected President. Washington. D. C Special: It was after twenty-four hours devoted to counting and recounting the ballots cast that the Daughters of the American Revolution found the honors of the biennial election of their society divided between the administration and the anti-administration fnrrcfi Tue biß fight of the Congress

was won by the administration In the

election of Mrs. Matthew i. bcott. oi Illinois, to be President General. The second office In iwint of honor, that f Vice President General in charge of organisations, however, went to the anti administration followers by the election of Mrs. Miranda K. Tulloch. o.' this city.

Constantinople. Cable: While no official or reliable figures are available, one of the embassies estimates that 16,000 persons have been raassacrod iu Asia Minor. The outlook continues

ugly. Fanaticism seems to be at 111 ;

wildest heighL The fanaticism is reported to have been awakened by the reactionaries who have represented that the Young Turks were leagued with the Christians and have raised the cry that ( . I 1 1 1 tfnAlAmi

laiaui 13 uiiuniinvieu. 1-m.ai .husibuio, j

as ignorant as they are bigoted, reaaily wore moved and their fury is grow- . ing. Aleppo. A lit loch. Hadjin. Ekbaz and : Deurtyul are among the towns now threatened. Thelre is an American mission at Aleppo and the missionaries are stated to be in extreme danger, although thus far they have not . been attacked. Numbers of fierce j

fanatics from the country around have arrived in town. Tho consuls have appealed to the , governor, who has promised to do I

everything in his power, but he admitted his power Is limited, as there are only 400 soldiers in town. Murder and robberies are going on at Antioch. but to what extent Is not known. Mohammedan tribesmen surround Hadjin. which Is exclusively Armenian population. They are maintaining the defensive at present, but the besiegers Intend to rush it as soon as they are numerous enough. A French mission at Ekbaz is besieged. The village of Deurtyul is encompassed by fanatics. The Armenian inhabitants have sent a messenger to Aleppo to beg for help. He reports the outskirts of the village were burning when he !. It Is reported that four Germans are

among the killed at Bakje. The position at Tarsus is

AFTER THE MANIPULATORS. Farmers to Try to Get High Prices for Wheat While They Have IL Atlanta. Ga.J Special: A new factor has appeared in the wheat Situation in America. A call has bean issued for a mass meeting of all grain growers under the auspices of the Farmers" Union at Springfield. Mo., on May 12 next. The call was issaed by C. S. Harren, president of the Farmers' Unhm and asked that all farmers not members of the union attend, as well as the organization members. The Fanners' Union has a membership of about 3.000,000 The call says: "It is the Intention of the meeting next month at Springfield to place the growers squarely on record before the world and to build such a system as will enable wheat to sell for the hi ghost possible figures, while it is yet in the bands of the grower. At present the manipulator te about the only beneficiary."

6! I BOSS

WOMAN SOLDIER IS KILLED. Street Car Fatally Injures Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson, Civ War Scout.

"SWELL8 ORES' ER KOT SOUGHT

yCsuMmaum. SDedal: Mrs. Sarah

SAY CHICAGO GIRLS RIGHT OUT J R Thoaapöo. who 1 said to hare been

IN MEETING. T".

d to lajarle wbidi she received when she was knocked seamless in a ust ear accident. She was a native of Tenass and Jnrtstg the civil war nurched at the head ol a troop of cavalry a ad dissevered the whereaboats of Gea. John T. Morgan. noted confederate raider. For this service she was highly coaaaaeadfi t.y Gen Grant For sonny years sb had held a clerical position ia the- PuetoSice D-partmenL

Minister Bases Sermon cn Replies to Queries He Sent to 00 Young Women.

Prairie Fires In Texas. Pecos. Texas. Special: After burning 1 4 days, sweeping over an area of OO.Ooo acres and causins aa estimat-

Local Moslems, j ed loss of $S0,0dO. a prairie fire was

extinguished near this town. Prairie fires are sweeping over the country near Toyah. Marfa and Marathon, destroying all In their path. Over 100.000 ;icrs have bt--n swept clean at Toyah and the danusre :s heavy.

TURKISH TYRANNY IS GIVEN ITS DEATH BLOW.

BY ABDUL'S COMPLETE BACKDOWN

Chicago. 111.. Special: More tana 11 Chicago girls, pretty, vi ratio! :nd fairly well to do. want husbands: that is. if they can Had the right on6Tw letters of the ronne woaaen. de-

rcribins their ideal nan, were read

tonday ni;ht at the Hawed street in-

rtito&ocal Church by Rev. B. u. Vaagfeaa. pastor of the eonnjeeatioo. during ih? course of a aencoa on "The Model Husband."

A majority of the young womea writers surprised both the pastor and the audience by statins positively that they wanted their husband to be the real "bos. They also declared it was not necessary that he be nnsdsome, wealthy, tnlentod or "swell dresser." But It was insisted is every case that he be a man who was capable of strong love. The word krre"" was underscored m most of the letters. The feminine candidates for mntiltnontal honors were also practically agreed that their future "better halves" must be -good hearted, kind and affectionate." Bustaeas or profesekmal mea were not preferred by most of the young women, but "clean, honest men who make clena money" were desired. One young woman

wrote:

Merry

-t bats.

Bill Against Big Hats. Chirac-) Siial. No more

mKw hats. No more bar

na-) a safe and sane Easier Fo- the first time in the history of the i'.Unow Lr:larure a bill was in:nijced proi-o'os to regulate ash;oc Th- measure was j-t in by A J. Crmak. It preeeatatUe and l icrman. a pen th re;ut of RepresenurlTe. Georx - " Hilton, of Otlcazo. its author, bo d.-clares that the outrageous bars wen by women are a menace to the aHic and conducive It bears the snique title "A bill for an 3ct to prohit.t the manufacture, sale or use of unsanitary, dangerous ar deadly bea-isr or hats and t regulate the exhibition thereof. The bill limits -he width of hats to elghteea lach (rosa brim to brim.

Abolish Pew Rent. Pittsburg. Px. Special: Declaring that they had been dtsobej -xg the word of God hv charging rent for pews in :heir J7" house of worship, members of the East Liberty Presby

terian Church, the richest consrega-

Young Turks are Victorious and Another Peaceful Revolution Has Ended.

Constantinople. Cable: Another peaceful revolution has ended in Turkey, resulting in the complete overthrow of autocratic tyranny nnd giving another glorious victory to the

better. Young Turks party.

The mission building, which are now protected, are sheltering 3.mo fugitives. The victims at Tarsus number about fifty, but many more have been killed in the surrounding country. Everywhere the massacres have been carried out with the greatest ferocity.

In addition to promising to withdraw himself from administrative activities, the Sultan agrees to a change in the personnel of the troops guarding the palace and the replacing of the Constantinople garrison by troops

from the corps which has practically

women and children charing the fate been investing the city for four days.

of men

The British Consnl at A dann reports extreme misery there because there Is no food In town. A large number of the survivors are starving. The

consul begs that help bo sent

Some inditical leaders express doubt

that the Sultan will remain sovereign of the empire, and they say that the compact today with the deputation of constitutionalists and the Grand Vizier

may not be accepted by the majority

The entire population of Kirikan. of Committee of L nion and Progress.

located between here and Alexandretta I be cnanges in tae garrison yiu oe even unto the last babe, has been mas- i carried out leisurely, one battalion at sacred. Tho motto of the Moslem Is: a time entering the capitol. until all "No twig of the accursed race shall ! the disaffected forces in Const ami be suffered to live." . noP,e aro replaced- The public will At Ayas on the west coast of the scarcely be aware of the change, and gulf of Alexandrettn. 41$ murderers j it Is certain that this will he acoomp-

have been released from prison. They j Ilsheu wttaout eitner conra or acts at nnn tatafd the mob and besom com- of violence.

-cn Aar- T Rorw in fall in lore with 1 itn ia Plttsbdrr voted unanimously

w mm - - f " " .

a man who will love me and treat me to abolish this t etiee and totnro

as his equal and be a chum as well as j the pews oin to the puoisc wiiavoi. a husband. Some men forget they ; rerratiOB hare a better half and speak of 1. ; The Scrinu- axing en th matter

me" and mine' instead of "ours, us si. quoted from Conntimns XT-

and we.' " and Genesis xxm. ZZ. tn er- iroia

Another aspirant for connubial bliss Cr"intnians readme:

declared that her husband mus. not I poa the fir' lay of the wreR let

nsartty be wealthy. "But. sue ,zch one of y ! - v by Mm in s'.we as continue! "be must be able to buy , B, may prs r that no coli Ums be me a $23 hat twice every season. And made wbtn I cni-. he need not be a swell dresser, but he , must be extremely seat. " j 0ffers 200 to Church fcr Hubby.

One girl said that she ber . s K.v j. James

that it was aeoeasary for him to be a Methodist. The pastor. In his sermon, described the model husband as a m.m who did not drink, smoke, chew, sw- ar or stay

Home. scnr:arT of the Ctty Mhndons t4 Jhe M- E t'h irch. offers as a donatio to any 'hurra hut wiB furnish a husband a comely Chicago woman who i ia quest 4 a life cotn-

out late of nights. He ateo said that thMt to iJh. mln. no girl should marry a man who had fJV iB bHaxiar about

sown wild oats- The nafeer gare - hat has hitherto

women mucn aavice mmmi , - -."v,u cMfc no W nrr

VTf (Mit own

young

choosing a husband

night be will j. reach oa the subject of "The Model Wife."

at once joined the mob and began com

mitting depredations. Several native pastors from Aintflb were killed whi.-' ou their way to attend th district missionary meeting at Adam.

v. 1 1

Big Methodist Meeting. !it. w. Vn.. Snecinl: World-

lv MiiiodlBin Is representod In W "'i.iiK this woek when tho annual 1 f Hlshops of thnt tlenomlnnJ !' 1- Ix'ing held. Nlnetoon Bishops '' ii. Miricuis qimrtara of tho globo aro ""'In,, besides prominent MothojiiM L iKMiien from sooral cltlos of lb Mi. idle West.

Montenegro to Have Navy, ""tne. Cable: The Montenegrin Kv. rnment has decided to place orIn Italy for sovornl torpedo boats nd one or two submnrines.

Church Shaken by Bomb. New Orleans. Ia.. Social: The famous old St, Louis Cnthedral In Charires streot was shaken Sunday afternoon by an explosion believetl to have reanlted from the placing of a iHJinb in tlie smith tower of the building The explosion, heard for many blocks, and creating wild excitement in that section of the city, occurred at about 2: SO o'clock, when tho church was practically empty of worshipers. V prlosf. a woman and a child wore tho only occupants of the building at the time and none was injured.

HOOSIER GIRL MAROONED. Terre Haute Girl Held Prisoner Nine Days by Snovstorm. Denver. Colo.. Special: 'i n' if awful to think that one couldn't take she and suci itiss oft for nir' and night?" is on of the thin-'s s.ti i Oy Mw Minnie Robbin. a sT." 1 u-a'hr of Terre Haute, ore f -h-j5-v-n' five Moffat r ad pas 1- rh were nianned er. the tog. t l t'oniin ntal Dtid o nn altr f 1.Thi (tet l a succession of b!:;-ard-and 'P drifts. The hole time was snt n ! .ia Kaeli The food sjppl fr- ::i h luffet inn fh'n. ut there . a a n.ixd fri;hr bV-cJ aded in a hed at he an;e spot. rd a a:.et;. ,.t inivii'ii.H wtre a;;-r priat 1 Twn oi '.- nine l.i. s w -e si :.r -!i t'tirkisc drif In tbe mi.Ut nt 1 :n ! ng te:iK A"ht-n Ri'v-n n:n.i - :- ised. Oiip of ihe funr.ifst !ehts of iilocka-b . ' iid Mi-s R 1.1 ins. " was ivhec :.: .!.? . r ed h- e women fror.: o:r ain t" .i. b-; h.t started from Arrow S"at .:' i-!.ei' as. A .rjl of be wjb.c;; wer.- w-r.. 'ut. nd h.n one trar.-p-'r ii pary tare uni ln r cam to he rcu am' !ut..ieie.t thre:t:h dep drifts, carnng h bother as well aji tha ,v 14! ; f' 's ai-

For the present there need be littk fear .f bloodshed within the city, but there is much to be feared from ?h rl t and massacres that now are sweeping over the districts under Turkish domination. Newspaper extras sold throughout kf cny announced that the crisis was I A--r. anl bis caused general relief. I'.. Ii;irs were discussed freely la the t the Sultan was rarely mentioned TL reckless talk of a few hts ,.. about the sovereign, was n a irdu'.c- : in. Th tieet -ailed Thursday afternoon 1 r li M :.terranan. ostensibly for n..in rs. imt in reality as a guar.tn'ee that the investing army would ir t . h no opposition from the :.av The only essel that remains !.. re i t! - r ruiser Me.ljidih and she lS i.. r..i in front of the Dolma-.-:: he Palace.

Theodore Reaches Africa. Moni' British East Africa. Cable: Th- :.n .-hip Admiral, with Theodore U .;t und the n.emiers of his I.ry on ' . :rd. arrived here Wednes- , "r n ! -dale time Mr Roosevelt i.ie Africa for the beginning of h - ii'in .n and collecting expedition a v-ira.an nw.rch north to Europe. Jh- patty left Mom has Thursday for the ranch of Sir Alfred Pease, on th- Athi .ivr. when the first fehotdiUK expeditka will be made.

POPC O.N WOMAN'S RIGHTS. She Sbotld Accept Authority cf Man. Mi'iaated by Love. U n.e. CH" T" Pop-, address- '.! I'd. n of Italian (ahhc Wo.11 .-it -"r..iiu 'jijMwition to n e of .h"r a'ab.tirns. ' Thse who v sh tn a? woman th tonal of man - all thinüf." .aid hi holiness, "and ie hr !u n-im.- ri-titu are asjur .! in in: Wor. en :n.-d up in I'L- f i : '" ' 'e would t ;.. r i'ii f"r"- J!" -rHiet Woman shuld ! ih- companion of a an. at the sanje unie accepting hts sijborit. an atr'hority mitigated by k.ie. nd r.t - hing more "

Dinner Ends in Tragedy, fhicaco. Special: Harry I- Sammers. 4ti years of age. shot nnd killed his wife. Ilearietra. from whom he bai been separat d fcr more than a week, wounded his daughter Gladys so seriously that 5h will die. shot his roob er-in-law. Mr. Mary McKenzie. vears of ape. iu th- abdomen, and then killed himself whh a bullet. The tragedy ocrurred in the bone of hts wife's mother while the family was at dinner. Man Dynamited in Brd. Chatanooca. Tern.. Sp ecial : Rudolph B'io was asBajpdnated is his home while aslep. The murderer ";-nel Mr. Tltiet's Mnwm wlndw and pi. iced a iTir of .hnamife ia h's td .A' !.ding it wrh a f -- !:' akiiled insvn'l; Ht! t. ,--p . t ht side. capf-1 wiib-.-u Injury. A

posse was imntae!;. fornxd starch for the seastn

Scott WiH Decline Honor. Wahm;"J-- .l' al Won! ban reached Washington from reilable sources that Harvey W. Scott, editor of the Portland Orenconinn. who was tendered the office of Ambassador to Mexico, will send bis formal declination In a few days Janitor's Awful Deed. Now York. Special: After stabbing md probably fatally wounding his "wife and his stxtoon-year-old daughtar Petar Sahne, a janitor, 41 years, old', kUled hlmsolf by cutting his throat.

Asks King to Visit Him. Corfu, (abb Th denirn Ht npror has extended an ictiiaiin.! ti - . S . . a a

King Kdwara an yaw Atexanira to visit Mm t Cerm Smuggling Is Tremendous. New York Special: Further Inre?Igation of the systematic amugahnc of Paris gown into this port led the custom house officials to declare that the syndicate probably has sraugded in 1,000.000 worth of goods each year for tho last ton years, thus defrauding the govornmont out of ICOO.OtK annually in customs duty.

CALIPH NOV AT MERCY Young Turks and He May Bs Deposed.

Constantinople. Cable: The last of the loyal troeps of the Sultan, after a tvo days siege, have been forced to surrender to the Constitutional forces.

and the regime of the Empire is now entirely in the hands of the Young Turk "leaders.

Backed as they now are by the army, the Su'tan te virtually at their mercy, and tbere is much speculation as to the old sovereign's ultimate fate. He may be permitted to reisn noaainally only, be mar be depo&td. be may te urged to abdicate, or. what is feared by many, the ra ikal element of the Voting Turks party may fosnent a I lot that will 1 ad to hie asta situation. Niaci Bey. who te called the hero of the July reolinion. is now in comn:and of 'he carrison. Sultan AM.ii Hamid ha been permitted to remain within the walls of the Ytldii Kei;. where, in Company n-itb his Min cers, he waited for the 'oiicome of the struggle between his I-aal troops and the army of investment, each hour bringing to him word of a fresh diaafier.

MiMiscsalre Crep Is LIghL Monte Carlo, Cable: The crop o American ntflliouaires at Monte Carlo durine the senroa fmn cJosiag has cot been Urge. Desnite reports ia the newspapers subsidized by the Monte Carlo Bank, none mi the millionaires, American or others, has nmyed heavily BASEBALL STANDINGS.

Big Slumo In Wheat PricesChicago. Sp-elal: Wheat for delivery in September and IV-o-irber selling under a dollar and July wheat dej lesaed to a point Zh, cents were unwelcome facts present d for bull cousd.iera'ion at the opening of the Board ,.f Traie last Saturday. Daring the flrsl half hour of business few trades in May wheat were recorded, the opea.ng price being from IS to t be',r,s the previous cloe at il.ltr to 51 0.

Raises Pigs Instead of Cain, iinrrisou. Ark Special With money derived tram the sale of soa-v.-alr hatchets. Carrie Nation, the rhampfoa ralnon smatber ha purbased a tract of land in ISooue coua- . where she will pead the remai der of hr days- Pouüry. ptes. pigeons. eas and the famous Booue county a;i k will be raised. Her aatiutkion carai aign has ended for goodFour Men Perish in Kansas Hotel. Tope k a Kin.. Secial Four persons lost their lives and 'hree ofbrs were sTi'iily inj:rd in a lire that -4rmed i!ie C Trsl IK" el here The dead are J -! n Brkrkson. r. r.te- K&-. -- ' rk. lleo:,,;n,n i J - - K -- 1 alversity ..1 t .,I?. t . h; ".- . k. .-utksf for

anta Fe railway, and L. K- Stmttcn, wheat No - io"k county. Missouri. dih wxsdaer ia ' corn No - whte.

Natfsnal League. Woa Lest Cincinnati 6 - lloston 2 New York 3 - Chicago 3 3 Philadelphia - 3 St Louis 3 5. Pi'tsbarg - Brooklyn 2 American League. Won Lest rvtrott 2 NVw York 2 fvTlon 3 ."t Lorjis 3 3 rvt eland 3 ph:iadlphta 3 4 rh'casm - Wafrhingtou 2 5 American Assccialion. Woo Lest Its ', anapnlis 2 lootsviUe Ö 2 Mituenpolis 2 Milwaukee - Toledo St. Paul 2 4 Karens City 2 5 Columbus 0 s THE MARKETS.

PcL .733 .csr jm -50 .400 75 JH3 2ZZ

Pet. .714 .714 .571 .500 .423 .4

PcL .750 .750 .71 .657 .500 JK3 2SC .WO

Indiana polls. V bt No red C rn No 2 white oatsr No. Z while.... Hav No. 1 timothy.. PoUlry cocks Old torn turkeys.... Hen turke3 ChfcSteas IHicSes .... ........ Butter Country .. .. EgsK fresh Cattle prime steers. 4 13 lUx heaties 7JJU Usbts "I Sh-ep seed to choice I Caan, to rt lambs. ' Spaing laacb . 7 " Chicago. Wheat No t r-1 1 1 'n rm No ; w"- f -oats No. Z V'e SI New Ycr'c

b ,tel The Shipley were brother

Arsercan Killed at Tabriz. TV'-I l-ri. ("'! Aa n-.Tv m 1, aiued .e lib w no. an-'' -

-eatlv. was a teacher ia the Pr-sy-

rs Nt I wh:e

iijs - .73 12.75 M .12 .17 " J24 JO .15 .10

IM 7-30 .CO

7.75 !. ! 1J3 i .73 -56i u:t,

Discarded Girl Kills Lever.

jar kMwmlb-. F2au Sftecsal: Fottow--p clet b heels of the aa-

wr;au school here, was killed msld- ! nage of lrl P. Adorns, a popalar

rahrix while leadlag a sortie of a- j etor and -a$e manager of a company

tlooalits from ?be city The otojert f the etiditiou wa ! cien a w"

t for ihe bringing in of proiwos. of

hirh the ci; an ! er ."' ia need.

tt box suceesafuL The situation I hoc and kfflkd Mm at her bom?.

here te desperate. The Christians of j vhere. tt as alleged, Adams went to Tabriz are arming themselves aad will .xptatn to her the apureacalag ntax- : ut up a strong defence dartng tbe ' rfe to Miss Pagley. Adams was shoe -doody disorders that are exj-ected 'o sreral times by Miss Brown and ha jreak out any day. iled almost instantly

now ;:jMtt hi thfat city, so Mise Etzabh lU2ley. 34 ten Jessie Brown, a weil feu yuung woman to whom Adam bad acevionsly been engaged.