The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 1

LAOT EDITION I II Full Acooclotcd Preso Dbpotchoo 3.00 A. n. VOL. XXX SnUEVEPORT, SUNDAY MORNING, SOVEM1IKK 17, 1901. NO.

L'-il WATCH SAVED PRINCIPAL FIGURES IN A SENSATIONAL MURDER CASE, TEETOTALERS ii i "TV If A TT Tk -w TAILOR'S LIFE v. 1 A I i.ha nH ii nrht hiQ rp I a iih I -Aw. "Wv iiuwwuiiu UUUf III lUUUIUi Ml CHI- I VAmv it ti OLiiuLmu nniiiLU I Opened Amid Great qui i imepiece flopped the Bullet i Chief Sewall Puts Nelson Back on Enthusiasm Final Session of the Daughters of the Confederacy ti the Police Force OLD OFFICER HIS RESIGNED TULANE BEATS L. S. ft PITIFUL COITION- WILL MEET IN NEW ORLEANS AWE.

TOPPAN, ACCUSED. PAUL. GIBBS, ACCUSOR. Mr. Sewall Savs That He win Tt tu is it.

nr i i ww. i Large Crowd Saw the Colors of the State University Lowered Game Protested-Items from Crescent City Saloons w-v York City Have Flayronms Tor Children ind. Turnlsh Them With Drinks juaiiiou tne vidswnuseus ponce an iveu founaea, miss jane loppun, of Lowell, is the most remarkable woman criminal of the age, and responsible for probably hvo dozen deaths. The Officers were Elected and Five -Hundred Dollars Appropriated for' the Jefferson Davis Monument Not Need Another and Will So Report to the City Council prvKniun ana numoers among per jrtenas some of the most influential people i of Massachusetts. She is no in the Lctoell ail accused of the murder of Mrs.

Mary E. Gibbs, of Cataurr.et, and, the police charge, of a score of other murders besides. The Government may require some Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 16. The sec.

ond day's meeting of the National Wn- -r iu vf kip mvmji wciccufi ii iie country are working on the i case and striving to build up a chain of evidence on the startling fact that many of the persons attended by WlliuJuaton. X. (V Vm- isTk, Tr- first uthIit the ni-w police alrrinhlratUm wa. upiwlntcd by of fok Jfihi 4-wul ent't(ifiy. i-x-4'hlef of m-n'H Chiisttan Tt-Tnrtince Union of; AnK'Pica opened today amid great enthusiasm.

Mrs. H. 8. Monroe, prsidet --rr- nan wicu juuucn j'iu myzienuus aeaws. meanwhile, JHfw Toppan's friends have engaged the services of the most eminent counsel of the State of Massachusetts to look after her interest.

i Orllani) Bureau The hrevein)i Timei. Special Ik tht; T1ms. Xew Ol-Wnn. Nov. lfi.

An otdlnary oioii-face, stiver S.ikwiiiaii, a tulor, from receiving what have Ix-cn a twui woun't Uiix murmuK, T)i tinwpitw wan In hl v3t KH-kt-l and by a bullt flrt-d at lu range by Kulo, another tail'ir, the oily itfTre-J by fviksfman bWnt-in abmtsljn of the nhnfn uw friUH nilam tH-iiiij- tKiltitttd to till ih'x VVIumi mn -'n fi-rfiice thK aiMJiutmAt luwt cvunlng, Mr. Sewall KtatKl that lh ijointment of a er-i-ant maile la pursuance of. the ro-action 'tf the -jiy council providing f'r twit Ktich "1 H. IJlnir S-rl Kt-lllt." Kli'i! Mr. rnite.l Iuughters of the Confederacy closed its eighth uivmnil convention liere today after an nil session, to iniet next year 'In New OrleaiiB.

An inv.tation was btu' accepted to meet In In St. Louis, during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in thut city. OfU. eis were elevted -follows: Pres'ilcn't. J.

A. ItonnaiiA-lIln of the Oltio W. C. led in prayer. "Hhte Thou Me" from the White Ribbon hymnal wa ung.

A telegrani- from the Canadian T. ww In se-ssloti, was read, and ala: a message from Mrs. Frances J. Harnea, and a cablegram from Lady Henry Somerset, of Kngla-nd, all cor. fwaU.

"and sn intend t.i mi.r ci when vluy unit: t'ntr they meet i -Kit Carson Killed bx a Ro.Tte, u. will iiK.e!t-ct a man to the ot.nr uo-i by Kulu. (ttw went wil.l of it iiiten.leirt rfentiy The chie' may coma First vice Mrs (rill lUisenbuig, Cralveston Second Vice president. IMufllle Texas. -Mrs.

T. J. Homewdat i a su-jiriw to thi-w wh had BLOODTHIS-i UFFIAN, WHOM HE WAS TRYING 70 ARREST mw't a of the mark, but the othr was "Ktln tho body of Hakuman by ih watch. The watoh wa not Injured. The hootinK th.Jt morning eboi lly before 7 o'clock on Common lreet bf-tvn Harir.

and Carond.lt-t and from Saksman'g intimacy wivh wife of Kulx. John. P. Latham. Memphis.

lecording secretary, Mrs. ckmun, Xanhv lie, Tenn. Corresponding secretary. rce a -ns iitus prtfartl by the coun-! would le em'nent'y satisfactory to Aw her change maile yesterday was tiir limlsal fv the ehief cf Salwtitiite Tom Irv'Tf. lrv-in-iia-1 lat four from Christian to Jordan street, anil the reajton ti Neari Tallulah Yesterday Mrs.

Vir- Virginia. I-eigb, Nor- gmla F. "West Treasurer, -Miy. James Va. veying cordial greetings.

tircetlng was ordered sent to Mr. Barney, a missionary in Ireland. f. Reports of suirintendefnts followed. Minnie Barkw Horning, of Illinois, reported progress as to press work.

Four hundred -and -seventy-five thou-sard column of te-merance news are reported this year, as compared with, last year. There were publiahe 1 24.0."; nut ices. 23,473 itemis and 22.313. reports. The amount of literature In thirty-two states distributed last yenr was coplc.

and this year "copies of various bcoks, papern iiwd leatltets were JsuT. Mm. Stella Trtrine. (mm (MlnnMinta wa Ala aluwnm from WJj ills alfne from bat. for jHrUtti rif Mrs.

Stonewall Jackson ute. thai i from a ouarter toS until ahont i i ll-1- A IIIVB, i throiiR'h the car fWow and Carson ran charge of tfutv. Two of the bridife out of the door tointerenn him. kar.gr. Ie Lee and Russell, got into a tri-As eoii aa Carson reucAed the rrrinnl vii .1 'b Aiken flTnrnt) ifra hs mwl.

A bitwven the Louiiajia. State Board of Health and the juaran-tin authorttiet! of Afufelin bay. -w as hfeid yentwday In the offi of ih txiard and a n-w ci of co ticn on the. force made vacant by the removal of irvinic, Ta'lu'ah, Nov. A terrible tras-tdy occurred this mornhig at the bridge canii ctf the Vicksbutu.

HhreveiM)rt and Pacific, which is temixrari.y "located on a IdlAff wet of bi place, to whicb J. II. OHteer Juke ljaixon, an old member of (De I.ee tired twic a hot pun. Five When l)e la-e without provceat hot ibuck hot wtruck Carson In, the neck ami ami wounded Riwaeli, and a stray hot broke that emir, cawmir nstantilw truck miather man, oiro-vrrhrtit 1 jdeatto. wa antttrt and is now Br.

O. H. Ogburne. phvsleian an ihonorary president with Mrs. M.

C. GoK-saiet, of Now York, for life The convention- adopted resolutions "oon granting of titles to Confederate camps and the nutiTber of sponsors and nuids of 'honor at Confederate reunions. Minor chttnges were made in tonunued on Tajre T.vo. Continued on Page deputy nl.friff nd consttaible, met b's death. The farte seem to be.

that two of the bridsre gang named De i 4Lmttii-4HHntt Tf-noaM1 trnt ii -i I i i The distrJrt judlrtia been requested to woundert man and he went to the scene a reiMTtpd 1s to Sunday school wotk. Sunday schol temperance work Is belns carried on very, Pledare. nr pute about ti hour when they usually re- inn a ecl graritt Jury in order to expedite, the trial of th; orUoiii'r. Ie 1 is well known In Monroe, where for a long tiros he was a. bridge watchman by the Vkksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Tailrcad.

Is claimed tSiat De Lee, without any provocation beyortd that of the dispute which they were engaged, shot wounded Russell, whije another hot a tray one. struck another member of the nartv named Wrirht. lir fl ii nrhnn mituti and $5m appr6riated out of the United Daughter, of the Confederacy funds available ftr February 1st. for the Jefferson Davis monument to be erected at Richmond. The flag presented by Mrs.

Rosenberg, of Texas, a memorial to her father and mother, Tjr. and Mrs. Mc-Oill. of Maryland wjis i Anolher Account Spetva1 tt the Tinw. New Orleans.

Nov. H. Carson deputy sheriff ami constabe of Mad s.m the par'sh phyw'iian and coroner, went to i niw i 10 aiiena ine wouniei man companied by Mr. Carson, the constable. Mr.

Carson went a a peace -etrieer to arrest De Lee. As Carson approached and aa he was entering the door of the cur in which the wr undid man, was lying, Dc Lee secreted Mmse lx hind a door with a Winchester ehot gun and fired at Carson returned the tire, wounding De Le the sde with a pistol shot. De Le at once Jumped through the car wbubw to the ground and Carson ran fun of the dc( to intercept him, when IV fee fin twice with h's shut gun. breaking Car-son's ncek with five biiek shot. De Let was arrested by he officers and is now at jai1.

The judge has been notified and request-ed to assemble the grand jury at once and to expedite his trial. There Is intense rxcitemeni'lit-and around TalHtiah. The latest d1ees from that poiut "mdieate mat a -lynching is not. He accofr.pan-ieil fcy Carson, the dep- utr kl-b-J l.st nht at keftp ng of Miss Lee. of Virg nla.

with We are now prepared tb engrave visiting cards and invitations in the newest shade London While HERE IN OUR ENGRAVING DFPARTMPNT Ua instruct ons to iplHce it in the Texas rn of the Confederate museum at rUchmrnd. enter'd of the car in which the bv of the ra rd TaUu ah' men Lee. who waa secreted be George De lie Jl V4 car door, fired at Him a knon lMTiy gun. The shot faJVd U. ed bv afi "1 was esteem- hit it.

intend victim. CartS rttuned I JZ TXett the Hre with a pistol and hitting De Lee to a rever pHch Tt 'ttZ1 UP, side. The latter at once Jumped 'hi. fate XStrS di 0 going after the card and stationery busi- oeing puned in Sunday Better tercperance notes, ftema and stories are being printed, with correspondins Increased value. Nebraska had the first temperance department and California is to have temperance instruction in ail its Sunday schools.

Twenty-three states continue quarterly letsiiis In the Sunday school, series. It bo pushed in other states and Canada. In a talk on purity Mrs. Helen L. Btil.

lock, of New York, said that children are arrested every year lit' the Cn-ited Sttwtes. She made the surprising -statement that are in Chieag.t. on One street twenty saloons that have play room's for children, fitted up with toys and everything tending to child's amusement, and where a eMld is alsn served with alcoholic candy, and in many instances drink is furnished, 1, At the afternoon sfwslon scientific temperance instruction was treated by Mrs. try H. Hunt.

She said the eyll of drunkenness is a menace to our na t'onal welfare. The following telegram was ordered WEATHER FORECAST Uaee Condition. GuthKe, O. Nov. 16.

SeawTrate Wrecked by Dyntmif York, Nov, southwestern expre-j-s on the- Northern Central railroad, due in this city at 1:40 p. v.as wrecked Ian night by'a charge Of dynamite placed under the tracks near a short distance north of York. Passenger on the train were cevery Knocked, but ail escaped injury, is believed that the object of the perpetrators was robbery. Troon lor the Philippine. Washiimton, Nov.

have been issued by the war department directing the twnty-seventh infantry to sail for the 1 nllmpiHs as SOOII MS tninc. Echol for Indian children have become a Dolitical It rtblntinma t. some counties many of the Indians at tended the public schools which have heein esta.hl jaViwl f. tVi rt i Washington. Nov.

lfi. Forecast for Louisiana: Fa-r Sunday, warmer in norrhwes: portion. Monday fair; variabV winds. Forecast for East Texas: Fair, warmer Sumtny: Monday fair; variable winds. ii.

im, ii' i provided. Two battalions of the reg'-mpnt are now nl the I'lattsburg burtacks I New lork. and he nher at Fort AlcFher-(ion, Oa, The rtgiment will the latter d.y not believe in alloninB-l the redskins privileges. Thei Vidory lor Cadet. Anna "Nov.

naval cadets today defeated rhe- f.vnt ln ainnua via New York and the canal. Indians Lo refuse to attend the negro ww r7y wiiiiv auci me jcwcii Dual ness four years ago. We got the jewelry business by giving the people lower prices than they had been paying, prompt attention and the best workmanship on all jobs left. in our care. It is natural for people to buy where they can get most fcir the money.

Now, we propose to engrave the copper plate for you and make 100 cards for $1.00, and DO IT THE SAME DAY. You don't have to wait "to have them ordered." 1 We will give free with every order THIS WEEK for cards and plate a nice card case. sent to President Roosevelt: it A battalion of the twenty-third Infantry, "Tho National Women's Christian lit i. i i hi ti-m i (J ntishl-igton and Jefferson college by I S.nr 17 ln 11 i "ii (Continueil on Page Three.) Sold ft big Kanch Kansas CHy. Nov, 16.

Luke Wilson, formerly of Kansas lr, i pnrotKe from" he i I will be sent un antval. O'Brien Must Take the Blame Iexington, Nov. JS. The sur.r,!- for Ind anaroiis to conclude- iphe sale committee appointed to fur- -Vila ftrtO her in ti thrt tlll'f I Preparalions lor the Coronation Textw, "it 'is said that Mr. Wilwn hil lhi report at a imef'tlng of the I tr King practically the ranch tn Indian-! 'rcn, and trainers: I THE WOODFIN atmtta iiunl.

mm lO.MHey niemners ot tne conttnti ntr com- "arun is navnur a am mn.i,, i nuttce for the further investigation of the moving of the three-eighths md at i Furniture and Carpet Co at a cost xSKt.lKd. tfueeti Alexandra no to 1h outdone by the resident Amer-cans. is haviiiK- the Kohimor diamiaij the old Lexi.ngton race tnu-k, with in-tin Large Dclaloslion Nov. IS. Officers of the Will amisburg Savings Bank said today her new crown.

Till lllcltiwi.tn I tent to set upon a f.ilse time test, the I stone wH nil in'- un. valu able lii the world, a disfnctlon now h.a.l Wagner Margaret Lane olt, do hereby mat tine amount or the defalcations of 1eorce Zoileniiiorer th we have dHigeivtly bv Kln Portugal. Peeresses arc report that LEON M. CARTBR, Jfif 'lift iciin of the bank, would exceed he Ba:" all avenues of further informa tion and have taken a mass of state sum wnun it was lirst. rep uted bad i stolen.

rooms in eiden-e, which we herewith return, and we fail definitely to connect my new parlies with thf attemnted Aoilonhofer was tolay on the verr-e i 322 Texas Street. Invite Inspection of Their MEW STOCK Of Cheap, Medium and FINE FURNITURE. u. out vie Kuril ixlicr.iiv the brilliancy or their tiaras. Lady Kllnmrev, ere of the most beantirul feUHion -rhl the.

wife of the Karl Kllm wh was boyhood Intimate the king: Lady Loiidondei ry. the Duebess cf rvvon-shlre and the of Portland all said to lw- vast soms in order to re chra te the coronal Icn hv splay of werthy of It Is report. that Kins- I-Mward at (he coronation will confer the s-vnl-roval title or Duke of Inverness, the Duke or Fife' son-in-law of his majesty. n-rvous collapse and had two three fainting spells. In the basement, of fhe bank where the expert, were at work.

The Savings Bank has been existence for fifty years. It presnt nysvts are nd Its iiabilltiie. includ ng interest due depositors tr July 1. 1901, were 140 Ms fraud, the evld-mce connecting the lames of others beirg uncorroborative The previous report placed the entire blame upon Trainer Dsn O'Brien. His testimony which was read to the breeders 'differed from that given before the previous committee, when be -assumed all blame.

His new statement Involved several oth-rs as knowledge of tho client. He sold he told nwnwii Pirn-. To Conier With Trustee. NaMivllIc, Nov. i.n,v.

i tn, etl tor or die Ciii)il rland Presbvre-rliW, Mowiny for Texas to confer with tho trustei. Trinltv riilversftv to the presidency of wh'h he lias be praetlen'ly called. bind and Wilson that there wmld hrfve I to be some cheating done and that Phil Wnlthoiir Wins lfi. BoMiy Walthottr won the s'x day one hour dally race run In this city with total score of l'l? miles ten bins. Wallhonr t-nim- suggested moving the pule to him.

The committee declared thi-t th(se harges were proved "to tio wl'bmt foundation." Bled ol Hi. Wounds Additional IMMips New York. Nov. Becent mail advices from Bogota to the Herald report Leavenworth, Nv. Waldruim.

at t'be Fort Le.ven-W'pnh -miliary Insthtite. who was sht during the mutiny at that Inst Mm ion on No-ember ile.l today or his wounds. Twenty-six tiintineers are now liable te a charge or murder. tlliiiili1 th.it tieneral (juintoro Calderoti, tlm. victory by only a foot from Howler, and Oeers-n leander was t-ely yards back with a flat tlr.

Jimmy Hunter, the plucky young rider who has ridden a 1 tli" week suffering from malaria fever, had to stop ton'ght in the eleven-h mile owing to a bad attack or cottahlng. Hunter iwas belter after a rest. 1 Lean dor started the sprint and Wal-thmir gilned bis rear iwheel and the victory by so for Bowler was UTifiW.4 to get by Walt-hour when that rider wpnt 'by Leander.TSte three men. ecting secretary of state, bas opsumel tne" duties of minister or war. relievlmr Concha, whose heal'ih is imnairef.

Teeth without plates our specialty. Artificial teeth cn mates $10.00 per set. TEETH extracted absolutely without pain FREE, when teeth Are PHILADELPHIA DEHTAL ROOMS, Will Mrivo lor Peace The M.ittiiP, Nov. irt. The government.

In cnnnii-tlon with the South. African quest ion. "While we shou'd Jcriipu-lously observe the i-bltisra'tions or 'iyein-tlotml law, no nne wou'd sngnest thot the cus of ccns-aiiRuin or race vxlstln Ite- l-'lni llnln Vale Dormiioi-y New Haven, Nov. lfi. Fire today MATTINGS, RUGS, LINOLEUM, Etc.

Wholesale Business a Specialty. i 2 7 Texas strt pia'ctically ruined the finest of the Yale student's dormitory, the Huti-binson, which was erected a few years ago at iween tne iMiti'H ami the Soulh Afrlciin I stales should be The govern-Iment, therefor. W'M n'wavs iwrntn abreast, nearly tame to grief (when leander swerved, owing to bis tire. Ijeander gained the special prise tc night by leading in the sprints closing tht ml'fs. 4 I www muRff VII i i 1 1 wltww VIVI ti a cost of ThP furnishings of the building and the personal effects of the Hudents were destroyed.

the Hlcrt to sele an oiporl unity for the restoration of.