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lout Thousand Colorado Citi. tops Fearfully Avenged Assault SLEEPING CAR PORTER Was Accused of Assaulting Mrs. Henrietta' Miller an Aged California Woman Wallace Died Protesting That' He Was Innocent. La Junta. Cob.

March 25. W. H. Wallace a ego sleeping car porter. was nchcd at o'clock tonight In a corner of the court i us square being handed to an electric light poe by a howling mob of 4000 people who tad been hunting for him all day.

After the hanging the body of the negro was riddled with bullets. Wallace had been kept out of town all jay by Sheriff Fare In an attempt to save Mm from the mob. The prisoner made no resistance to the lynching and died pro- tofIUng his Innocence. The negro was lynched for an assault or. Mrs.

HeorIetta II. Miller. aged 67 years going from Lee Angeles Gal to nvr to visit relatives. The died was trTflthlttcd in the Santa Fe railroad yards here last night by a. negro porter on a Pnlltmn car running between Denver and Jia Junta.

Aftsrleaytng the Chicago limited train tiers Mrs. Miller asked' B' porter. whom the met on the station platform where. Tim-rev ulecoer was. The man offered to conduct her to the car.

After- going with hint a- considerable jstAnc1e Mrs Miller became suspicious Senfl started to return to the station. She then knocked down by a blow on the Head lid after a struggle with her as. ullant. was choked Into Insensibility. Wher she regained consciousness out en ur later she crawled back to the fltatlon nnd ve an account of the UI- iauH and a description of her assailant.

Washington H. Wallace. a Pullman car port r. who runs between Denver and I. city topping here on each run from 9:46 o'clock at night until noonthe follpw- log day.

was arrested In the car fwnlch he had charge. He wrsI Identified by. Mrs. Miller. Bloodhounds' wefS brought from Canyon City and they jtrallPd the wan who accompanied Mrs.

Miller through the yards to the tar' In which WaUrce was found. Eight assaults have occurred here In the past few months and It Is believed that all were committed by one man. Mrs. Millers conlTfUon Is critical. Mob Overtakes Sheriff.

Fearing a lynching Sheriff Fart decided tske the prisoner to pueblo. when his Intention became known. however. the railroad employees declared they would not' travel by rail. as they would refuse to operate the train out of LaJunta with Wallace on board.

The sheriff placed his prisoner In a carriage and started for ii Pacific. 20 sugar UK un Lllc miles north. At that place he was too late to catch the train for Pueblo and then decided to drive through. Meantime en armed party had left LaJunta to overtake the sheriff and prisoner. The car- rlaJr1 was finally overtaken at Patterson Hollow.

midway between Rocky Ford and Manianola. Sheriff Farr made no resistance and Wallace did not ask for mercy. The carriage was- turned back toward LaJunta. Passing through RocRy reed the mob was Joined by 500 men of that town. LaJunta was reached about o'clock.

where Ulou- lands Of men. women and children. many from the surrounding country. waited them. A peace element endeavored to stop tb proposed lynching and a commit- tee.

consisting of Robert Patterson. bank- er- Dr. Fleming aarles Dearborn ooirtty treasurer and other prominent CR- Izena. asked the privilege of trying to get from Wallace B. confession.

This was granted and the negro was taken Into the court house. After halt an hour or so the word wnt out that the court house doors were locked and that the committee would try to prevent a lynching. Immediately pandemonium reigned. Stones were hurl- ed at the until every window was broken. Stormed Court House.

Then with a telegraph pole for a battering ram the crowd broke In the dUors and Wallace was talren out. Mayor Sabln made a speech to the crowd counseling them to let the law take Its course. He WIVES GALORE ON HIS TRAIL Trouble. Is Fast Pursuing Christian C. NelsonWhose Fad Was Marrying.

ONLY THIRTEEN WOMEN' CLAIM HIM AS HUSBAND It Is Said That Ee Married a Woman at Sumter S. C. Nelson In Jail at Last and Wives Are Gathering. St. Joseph Mo.

March 25. Christian C. Nelsen railroad contractor and horseman. alleged to have tl lrte wives. Is In jaU here on the charge of bigamy.

haying Just been brought In from an Antonio. Tex. where ht was arrested a few days ego Nelson will be tried In St. Joseph cause the woman most active In his prosecution was married to him In this city last September. This bride was Mrs.

Mary A. of Plattsburg. Mo. Nel- son admits having three wt but says th other ten are myths. We is said to be wanted for bigamy In Chicago.

San Fran- cisco Des Molnes. Sew York. St. Paul. Sumter S.

C. and Conway Ark. His preliminary trtal will be held here before the same justice of the peace who solemnized his marriage with Mrs. Parker in September. Des Moines.

la. March 2. Mrs. Dorothy Harvey residing In Lake Park this city claim to be one of the alleged thirteen wives' C. C.

Nelson who Is now under arrest at St. Joseph on a charge of bigamy. Nelson. according to her story. wooed and won her Just a year ago.

She was a widow' 43 years old. Nelson she sajs represented tc her that ho wa a. wealthy horseman and desired to take her to his big stock farm in tho east. To accommodate. him she sold her home worth 3000 for half this sum and entrusted the money to him.

He departed ostensibly to buy a span of horses and was never again heard from. Fort Scott. Kane. March 25. Mrs.

A. F. Milburn the most recent wife of C. C. Nelson.

the alleged bigamist who was arrested In San Antonio recently while on his wedding trip with her. has Just returned from San Antonio and is prostrated. Her family has given out B. statement declaring that she will prosecute Nelson It the Missouri authorities release him. XBA375EKRS CAUSE A RIOT Citizens.

P4Itn4tt Car Employe In a Pitched Battle. Chicago. March Tie dtttens ottb4 south end of Austin engaged the em. ployees of the Union and. Consolidated Traction companies to In th fight for universal transfers which Judge Rail has decided must be given.

Eighteen men. headed by Vi. E. Golden. a druggist.

rode back and for the West Madison street lines demanding transfers from the trolley to the cable and back again. They. were refused as had been expected. and the efforts of th street car crews to eject them tram the cars resulted In two pitched battles which tledup both lines for some time. In the battle Golden's back was sprained and he was otherwise injured.

None of the others was hurt. A large number of suits against the companies is one of the results threatened as a result of the fight. CANCEL FREIGHT CONTRACTS. Actidn Is Taken Because of Crusade of Roosevelt. Cleveland Ohio.

March 23. Oeneral night agerts of the lines of the Central lght Association hays been traveling from city to city during the last five days cancelling contracts amounting to thousands of dolltrs for the movement of freight. A rallroa official raid today that for the first time in his experience cf le service with railroads there is net. to his knowledge a cut rite or case or discrimination In existence. The scars rl3ted by the wholesale prosecution of lines for discrimination is most complete end effective.

he said. was listened to. but as soon as he finished the crowd moved down the street dragging the neogro by a rope. A boy was sent up a telegraph pole with the rope. It was thrown over the cross bar and then dropped Into the crowd.

A hundred' hands grasped It and In an In stant the negro was in the aft. Hardly had the boy climbed out of danger when hundreds of pistols were drawn and before the negros body reached the top of the pole It was riddled with bullets and the man was dead. At a late hour tonight the body had not Men taken down. The coroner lives at Rocky Ford. Sheriff Farr said tonight that Wallace steadfastly maintained his Innocence.

but the police declare that when they arrested him In his ear there were blood and gray ort his clothing and other evidence which satisfied them he was the guilty nftn. Wallace lived with his wife at 157 Law- rence street. Denver. He Is said to have come here from. Sedalla.

Mo. and had been employed by the railroad company for several years. Lives and Property Destroyed JO As Par as Known Two Persons Were Killed and Many Others Injured. Twelve Houses Are Reported as Totally Demolished. Crcwley La.

March 25. A great atom wind swept through the neighborhood of Bayou Quene de Tortue. 12 miles south of Crowley. in Vermlliion parish. last night and reports are coming in of great damage done.

As far as known two men were killed. Delmas Richard sod a man named Sills. Blgue Absnire was so badly crushed that he will lie At the residence of John C. Kills. rrlles south of Crowley.

Richard was killed and Mr. ETlls' sister was considerably bruited by the falling timbers. The so of Mr. Burletgh was blown Mown but the family escaped with slight injuries. About 3 miles from the EWS place Mr.

Donnellys house was blown froen the foundations and the stables were destroyed. At a farm not far from the Donnelly place a man by the name of Sills was killed while trying to escape from his btne which was completely wrecked. and three other members or the family were seriously injured. Twelve houses sis reported as totally demolished fruit trees were torn out of the ground and dsstroyed. It is thought that there were several other fatalities In the remote parts of the parish.

The property loss will be very heavy. PIEMAN IS GIVEN 16000 Decision Is Rendered Involving the Servants' Law. St. Louis. March 25.

The United States court of appeals. In a on arming the opinion of a lower court ln the case of Warren G. Foray. a fireman. who sued the St.

Louis and San Prahclsco railroad and secured a verdict awarding him 112000 damages for Injuries' received in a collision caused by the failure of an operator to deliver an order Jjeld that tHe operator and were nut fcllow- etvanth according to the Arkansas statutes. Judg ihayer. wno- gaye tW opinion- fu rflid they were not fellow-servants and they were not working together for a. common purpose their work being of a. different character.

and they were only brought together casually. This was adhered to by Judge Caldwell. but Judge Sanborn gave a dissenting opinion. Holding that' the operator and fireman were servants according to the statutes of Arkansas. the terms department and service being interchangeable and having the same meaning and that the judgment should be reversed.

AMERICAN BOY IS ARRESlED Boris Gardner Is Imprisoned by Order of the Czar. St. Petersburg. Saturday. March 22.

During the course of the recent domiciliary visits the police searched the house of an American Mrs. Gardner. and arrested her son Doris who is a student. Nothing Incriminating was discovered. Mrs.

Gardner hopes her son will be re teased on the condition' that he will go to England to complete his Among those Imprisoned on account of the student riots are officers lawyers noblemen. noblewomen and the sons and daughters of officials. The official Messehger admits that from Moscow alone ninety-five students have been banished to Siberia and that 667 have been Imprisoned for terms ranging from three. to six months. HE GATE AID TO CZOLGOSZ.

Steinman VII HI Was Aeeomnlicl of the Assassin. I Darbabno Vita. March 25. Sheriff Stllckhou tonight gave out the details or the confcjsion made by J. Stelnrnan.

a convicted burglar that he was Implicated in the McKinley assassination. While on ihe train bound for where he Is to be confined teinnian declared that he was the Accomplice of Czolgoss. the assassin of President McKinley. and that he had bound the handkerchief about the murderers hand. In 1111 preparation for the deed.

Stetoman further said he was near CzoN when the tatter tired the shot and was ready with two revolvers loaded with. poisoned bullets to do the work had Czalgcez failed. MRS. DAVIS REFUSES OFFER. Syndicate of Capitalists Would Pay 90000 for Beauvolr.

Jackson. Miss. March 25. apoclal1 Mrs. Jefferson Davis has refused offer of 90000 for the old family home at Beau- volr and formally announces her Intention or disposing of the property to the United Sons of Confederate Veterans fo 10000 as soon as the fund now being raised by the organization for this purpose is completed.

The offer of 00000 is being made by a. syndicate of capitalists. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES PLANNED THROUGHOUT THE COTTON STATES New York. The" stockholders of the Trust Company of the Republic mm today an elected II. Leroy Dr er prwldent Alexander Orel vice president.

prMMent- Parker. James McMahon. W. D. Baldwin Thomas Cuimintos Charles D.

Marvin Charles W. Wetmore. George C. Boldt James H. Eckels.

George I. Gould. Erastus C. Knight. Tom Randolph R.

Waverly Smith. Herbert 1. Sutter1te. El- bridgeO. Snow.

Daniel C. Wing Boston. and Edward Whltaker. St. Louis.

The capital of this new company is 000000 and its surplus 4500000. The company was organized principally to todevelip In coiin fctk a with the Security WarthoaallNr CbWtk' swataut warehouses through the cotton belt an to finance Issues of investment cettlfi- catu based on guaranteed warehouse cer To carry out this pt-an the Security Warehousing Company will enlarge its capital and build about ISO fireproof warehouses through the south. Connections will also be established with a large number or southern' banks SJM it. to reduce the. rates of U411rtetut the The uy plans also to-extend thissystem ntusJlyvtotother.

lndn es. such-a inlumbering and- grain arowinc F4 St. i Si Startling. Rvaltjginj the Bribery Trial stttpgpl A FRANCHISES BY THE FREE USE OF One Alderman 9000 Healed Thousand Dollar fcrxety Deposit Box toggle Boodle St. Louis.

March 21 3. rtril of Emil A. MeyseTabuiT. Aaeaihwv of tnw house of delegates on the' tiarge bribery was resumed Jq Douglass court today Philip dtock. a brewer that ha we.

employed by the suburban zaliway company Its fr hle bill through the municipal assembly. Stock said that and- Charles Krats. a. member of the. mTOjcrpai assembly called together otf SbjjyientMjrg ant Keats told Stock that MeyB ntourg was sora" because tbe' lfliilocb Telephone Cohitieny' had frozen him out of the St.

Louis Electric Oooatrnctlui Oocnpan Ueysenburgt the wltnear said had 300 shares of the stock of the latter company and said that- baf wanted to get value ruwived. lbe wltneu testified that he said' that he would buY the stock for the Suburban. though- It was of no value and he would pay tf 00 for It. which- he did. Want m.

aeodWUL Stock testified that lrats said the noney was to MeysenBurgs good will. 7J Xttorney Foulk In answering an of Att FVWJltanan for the defense to a. tueiOll' asked- said I propose to jihairrgrhat r. Krstz who was the go-between with Sl k. and Meysenburg wentj Pjal Btookand de.

maoded 75000 to pasiUhe Suburban bill. It was decided ttotfiBfr Was tpo much Sad the amount wjah reduced sedi. This money was for JUrKrati to. ha used among his associates to pass the franchise measure. It was takon.

to the Mississippi Valley Trust. Company ml there deposited in A To this ox one key was bandodito Phil Stack and another to Mr. rlftkaey r. wh afterwards delivered tf Keats. Richard Hospeti cfcgtterof the German Savings bonk testified.

that Mynenberg received about ISMAipnfc heck made' out in taw of Stock afldM lMnbOtg' This amount. was proYldedtJr note signed by Henry Nlchotaus pd 2 ries It. Turner. president of tteQBbburbafl Railway Company. Mr.

Turrier wltBejtS said brought the note talH ktirtQi instructions. to turn th prpceeds over to Philip stock. The ecH wis shown in court and f' Stock was Charles H. Turner eKKtent of the 811'- Philip 8tq was tbs sgeut oft tfte Subura ban when the ttll No. 44.

to secure a certain franchise. was in the municipal assembly. President Turner testified that lie Is the same person who signed the note for 9001 payable to Philip Stock and tmll MeysenbuTg. The next witness Ex-Councilman William P. Hodges who was a member the railroad committee which had under consideration the Suburban bill testifying as to the claim which Meysenhurg remarked he had against the Suburban said he believed Meysenburg said some IndlvUHil connected with the Suburban owed him 67015.

Charles Wiggins ex testified that he did not remember that Meysenburg had made any objection to the Suburban bill. Suggested any amend. mettt in committee. With Wiggins' testimony the state rested and the defense asked that the pyle- ones. be discharged on the ground that the charge made In the Indictment had not been proven.

Judge Douglass denied the demurrer and the defense prepared to prove its case. MURDERED ROBBED BURNED. Proprietor of a Distillery Meets a Tearful Pate. Oklahoma City. Okla.

March At Keokuk Falls In Pottawattomle county hllt night. two men shot and killed a man named Martin proprietor of Ii distillery at his home robbed him and then aft saturating his body with oil fired it and escaped. The flames were extinguished before the body was badly burned. The turn bad ordered Martin to throw up his hands. Instead he reached for his revolver when they shot him.

BONDS OF THE STEEL TRUST. Arrangements for the Issue Not Yet Completed. New York March 25. The executive committee of the Untied States Ste Corporation held a. protracted meeting to day but.

according to President Schwab did not complete the arrangements for the retirement or 6700000000 of preferred stock and the issuance of 250000000 of per cent hoods rca Vi. Perkins chairman of the financial committee. says that. formal announcement. of the entire plan win be made before the end of the week.

FATHER XJLLS' ms CHILD. Little Nellie Wailer Shot by Her Intoxicated Parent. Mlddlesboro. Ky. March Lyd- pie.

Va. George Wailer while Intoxicated killed year daughter Nellie with a. shot gun. The crime Is ed to have been committed Saturday night. Wailer then fled to the mountains.

A neighbor who had occasion to to to Wallers house last night found the body of the girt full of buckshot lying on the floor. Nellie was Welles only child. Mrs. WoJler died two years co. SCULPTOR TRENTANONE WEDS.

At One Time Engaged to Mrs. Lu- Native American monds. Milwaukee Wls March 25. Chevalier TrentinGvO the Italian sculptor and Madame CuteUesl were married In Florence. Italy on February 19.

This word was received by friends of the chevalier today. TheannOUtCment gems as surprise. Chevalier Trentanove was engaged at one' tips vto Mrs. Lucille Blackburn Lane daughter of Senator Zoo Blackburn. of- Kentocky Tbs engagement was broken.

because. MMrs Lane safeThcchevalier tefepettaM wa ao Jealooa. IV APPEAL. llathhoRe Neely and ReeY6SAre Nonet Done Some Talk. at Washington That New Government Will Show Olem oBey to the Americans.

Bathbones Friends in Ohio Axe Suocked fly 101 Ohl. Washington March 25. Special. There la much speculation In Washing- ton over the ultimate fate of Rathbone Neely and Reeves In view of the early transfer of authority in Cuba to the. new government.

There Is much talk of the possibility of escape from punishment on the part of those American prisoners when the new government takes hold. but so" far as can be ascertained there is no grounds for that talk except the usual doubt bout the quality of Spanish Rathbone particularly Is known to have made many friends among Cubans by his lavish expenditures of money. Official advices received by the post. cmce department this afternoon from thu director general of posts of Havana In dicate that Rathbsre Neely and Reeves who were sentenced yesterday to ten tars Imprisonment each and heavy lines as the result of the Cuban postomce frauds will appeal from their sentences to the supreme court of Cuba. the high- tribunal In the island.

The basis for the appeal will be points of law and procedure. The findings tact mad- by the court are not revleyul Pines Over 100000. The separate lines. according t3 the official report aggregate 2127536 which is stated to Le sum of the shortages In the tneral account andin the surcharged stamp account. The decision of the court is understood to have been unanimous on the general charges of embezzlement and conspiracy as to all three defendants.

Ex-Director General Rthbone however is believed to have been absolved front the charges as to trips and general personal expenditures. If the sentences Re carried out it is agreed that the men will undergo their punishment in Cuba. They arc not federal prlsiaers and their appeal has beget taken the Cuban courts. They are In tile custody of the. Cubans and wm probably remain there until the island government la satisfied.

Their offense. was against the Cuban postal department and the nes If paid will' undoubtedlygo deportment. eely Could Muncie Dud. March 25. If Charles F.

Vi. Neelys tine is paid he will probably have to pay it hlmselt as it is claimed his relatives are unable to do so al though many of them are worth several thousand dollars each in property It is ccnioonIy believed that Neely could pay the fine himself it he chose. Ross Cowun whom Neely elevated to the presidency of the Neely Printing Company her wasdowncast by the sentence. He wd. Mr Neely and I had been good friends.

As far as his dealings with me were concerned he was perfectly honest. deeply regret this sentence. I had hoped he would come clar. The sentence was too re. The sentiment or Muncie citizens Is practically unanimous that while Neely is probably guilty.

he did not deserve so severe a sentence. A majority of the people here hope the verdict will be reversed by the supreme court of Cuba or that the United States government can intercede. Rathbones Frltnda Shocked. Hamilton Ohio. Marth 25.

Hamilton was shocked at the severity of the sen- tenet Imposed In Havens on Estes O. Rathbonp It was felt here that Rathbone was culpable. principally through the love of luxury. and social display which lost mm fortunes here. but nobody feels that he is wilfully criminal or that he would A convlticn and a light sentence.

would have been generally approved by IlamIl- un Po UUI 5'- 13 LCIL mat. LIJC LUUI a sentence Is too severe. Men Are in Prison. Havana. March 25.

C. F. W. Nefy H. Reeves and Elites O.

Rsthbons who were round rullt by the Audonela cour Btet a of misappropriation of Cuban postal funds and sentoned each to ten years Imprisonment and to pay fines 56767 in the case of' Neely. 525516 In the case of Reeves arid 515325 in the case Rathbone. are confined tonight by order of the court in the Vlvao prison. Tounor- row they will be conveyed to Jan. where they are to remain until they can arrange for bonds.

KANNA TO WORK FOR PEACE. Senator In New York To Avert Strike of Miners. New York March 25. Senator Mark Hanna arrived front Washington tonight and was teat by Ralph M. Easley.

secretary of the National Civic Federation. lhe senator announced that he would preside at a meeting of the conciliation committee of the federation tomorrow morning. wWch will conslde the threatened stroke-of anthracite mlivers. President John Mitchell. of the United Mine Workers.

accompanied by Fred- dents John Fahey Thomas Nichols and Thomas fluffy of the anthracite district organizations also arrived In this city tonight. TO BUILD TEN NEW TRAINS. Big Contract To Be Undertaken by Bock Island. Chicago March S. The management or the Rock Island read practically has determined to spend In the neighborhood of 2000000 to build ten new trains for the Chicago-California service through El Paso.

The new trains will be. delivered to the Southern Pacific at El Paso and from there on Southern Pacific engines and Southern Pacific crews will operate them. An agreement whtret through trains can toe run has been reached between the traffic officials of the two companies' but It is stated that the trains win not be' put into service uitil next fall. The ten complete trainsthat will be. constructed will for usela eonneeUo with afull vestltmled Jlm1t d.

service cJnflar to that In. operation pon' tie Santa Ye. and npon Northwestern jlfoutev r5 ij 3 1 vut j- HER PET DOGS Philadelphia-Officer Tefs Re markable Stocy of Mrs. Julia Birdsall. STOLEN MONEY SPENT ON CANINE.

PETS Her Dogs Lived In. Sumptuous Elegance While She LivedAlmost Like a Pauper She I Said To Be a Dog Mono- 4 maniac. Officer George Long arrived from Philadelphia yesterday afternoon to pt Mrs. Julia Eirdsall the woman who embezzled 515015 and he gives a very wonderful account of the way in which the woman spent the money she stole. Evsry dollar of it went on dogs.

Herdor lived like canine kings white she lived like a pauper. This explains why she was so much concerned bout the little dog site had with her In Atlanta. The story of her infatuation for dogs Is a remarkable one when read In connection with ler embezzlement of thousands of dol- ars from her employers. Officer Long says the warrant for Mrs. Birdsall was sworn out in Philadelphia ast May and for nearly a year the authorities were trying to locate her.

They knew of her love for dogs and they ulU. rnately hoped through that agency to catch her. and their calculations proved correct for It was a pet dog that led to her arrest in Atlanta. Mrs. flirdeall secured the money which she stole by raising checks.

She used acid with which she obliterated the figures on the checks signed by the firm of Bsrnsttjo. KautmAn Co. and then inserted other figures for larger amounts. Some of the checks were raised from 151 to 10110. The firm had Implicit confidence in her as she appeared to live the most economical style.

They never suspected while she was dressing In cheap clothes and eating common food that she was clothing her dogs in velvet and satin and feeding them on the fat of the land. Row Rev Dogs Lived. Officer Long stated to a reporter of The Constitution last night that he believed the woman was a monomaniac about dogs She had a costly cottage at Melville. W. 4.

seven miles front Philadelphia said. and there she had a tot of the Quest dogs. Her don must have been worth In the neighborhood or 00000. She. kept t1iem In rooms and made theta sleep She.

had two servants kkep the houi whom' she paid' 13 a week he same amount as her own- salary. She- also had sT white man. a barber named Duff whotnlllhe palda handsome salary- to wash her dogs' and trim and comb their hair. The dogs wet' dressed In silk and velvet robes and wore gum boots made to order when they went. out to walk In damp weather.

The little dogs were ridden In small coaches handsomely fitted up. Gas stoves warmed the rooms In winter and once every day she had her pets bathed In costly bathtubs. She had a. dog cemetery in which she burled tint dogs that died and over them she erected marble tombstones. Au the money she stole went on the dogs.

Whit they were living In such sumptuous style she was eating flve-ent lunches and dressing In the cheapest of garments. No one ever suspected her of having a dog- family and it was not known until after her embezzlement was discovered and site had run away. Site carried a few of her dogs with her and sold some of them to get mon while hiding from the officers. I understand he sold one bun dog for several hundred dollars. She Is altogether one of the queerest characters in the way of a criminal we had to dtal with.

Officer Long will leave for Philadelphia with his prisoner today at 12:50 o'clock. She has signed a paper agreeing to accompany him and promising not to give him any trouble. Ithas not been decided yet whether or not she will be allowed to take her Maltese dog with her. ts On That Date Uniled i Will Turn the Island to Halim ALL. AMERICAN TROOPS Will BE WUiMl Oa May 20 Palma Will Be Inaugu.

rated President and the Bepub- lic of Cuba Will Be Born. Boots to Gen- r- I eral Wood. Washington. March May 20- the new date fixed for turning over the island of Cuba to Its people. The change of date was made if not at the suggest don.

with the full approval of President- I 1 electParma myaad Quesidftj who werert aVthfe war departmeflt should be memorable tory. for it will not only mark qulIUon of full Independence. Miirt wll be the Cuban Intugurotlofl dayAlthav lag beendetermined that PresldentPIlth shall be Inaugurated on the same day this American controrof the Island ceases. All hut the smallest details of the changes in Cuba have been plannedand SUMMARY OF THE FORECAST. Fair Wednesday and Thursday ft salt to south winds Highest temperature.

TO Precipitation for past-24 houwi O01 Lowest temperature. 49 Deficiency since 1st of month. Vv20 Mean temperature. 60 Exec" since January 1. Normal temperature.

55 LOCAL Mrs. Julia Utedsall who will be returned to Philadelphia today to stand trlalV for embezzlement spent the 672000 atoltn tram hr employers. entirely on her pet dogs. Election managers and clerks for th county primary April W. were se lected Mast night at a meeting of the subcommittee of the county executive committee.

The body of an Infant. bearing marks indicating foul play. as terday morning on Peachtree street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Seventy-five Georgia raised fighting cocks will be takento DalhWiTex during the reunion 0 compete against an corners from the western states. GEORGIA.

Miss Wagner captured a thief on her fathers farm neat' Barnesville yesterday and tied him with a ror e. Site told her father. who gave the negro his choice of a trhlpptng or Jan. The nejtroj tools the whipping. Postmaster Joseph J.

ttamlton of Rome Qa. diedat his home there yesterday morning an llln si of two weeks with pneumonia. The-Georgia Baptist Association meets' in Rome tomcrrow. Th woman's mission beard will meet today. Already many delegates have arrived.

SOUTHERN Jams Walker a negro with poisoned th entire family. Of Dr. David Tayloe one of lbs North Carolina state medical examiners was lynched by a mob early yesterday morning near Washington NC It Is feared that the strike in New Orleans may come after tonight. Both sIdes are preparing. The union men The street panics have secured volunUtr police is being- formed.

LleutezuantGcVerflOr Tillman of South Carolina" says will reply later to the attack on him regarding Ida retnt ruling la th senate. He says he knows who Inspired It and the purpose DOMESTIC. It has been decided that Cuba will be' tamed over to the natives May 21 An the United States troops will be withdrawn. Sleeping Car Porter Wallace was tynched lii Colorado for mlnallyiassanlU log Mrs. Miller an aged California lad.

The Atlanta delegation saw. Comptroller Ridreleyln reference to te pro' posed subtresurl at Atlanta. Officials want or the necessitytoTa subtreasurl. here. 7 FORETGN Abraham Fischer the Boer delegateatAmsterdam says that the burghers thedeldWlll never yield to the British.

Miss Alice Roosevelt is the subject of a coarse cartoon hi a Berlin UIus- tested joornaL Mr. Wynfiham. chief secretary for Ireland has introduced anIrish land bill ilnthe ouse of commons. Mr. iRathbone Sttty ifld-Beeres.

convicted ofjfraud at Havana. have appeale 3 i I r. VUL' JV' A. GA. PA MOBHOWLS IN DELIGHT ASHEOIES iti.

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er IIh give I uM portur. ea" hrun no tbe' ottow- ich ha ldl nt' Blopdhou ps om th itT1lI Waltr. o. 1ults ccurr PM months- tJ Mr dcl ed came ca 3. merc cliy 7.

a en ea op the arles unty nt tr ors I Nelo JWhose WasMarrying Ne lOn 25. I thirteen be I. as h1 1ng th 8co HI Mrs. tb Of' Nel n. waa me mon It Mrs.

alle tfd tnSan tif Nel on A1tmT a Cifz Zmp1 att1e ci DS A sUn of' forth 1' cars ch t. CONTR S. Acti t. General If Clt durtr rnn lInl1. rl lroa of cll toda kJl wle gc dlscrlmln on in- I I ed hi co pany I DEATIfSPREAD WINU STORM.

nd. Prope AreOeslro ed toulsiana1. InJ red. 1' elve eal 0 throu yOU 1 Vennl lon alDaD' dly resld nce brul ere 1 memb rs totany to prop. hESV Mar The lower 1Irahc1 co S't nt I th tetL.Judp yer.

whogar th optD t11eYftre to ther eomD1 li rl ditfe dill entlng 1ts. statu es I re- wUI ucatlon. th 1 1s tei- ra.ng- GA wE 1 Asaas in. 25. ct 1 he kE chlef IlUrJ rer1I poi ned lg8z CapitallAtsWould lal.

en I tor com leted I' ST A TES I Charl I Geo I I bridge I I The. capit. new. pa n. Itsllurpo1us ooo.

I 1' waaiorganlae to w1tkthe. and teed W' en- buUdabout Cou iOl1a iarte" and' Jnt 11dtd ur ta co this e' tO 8Ueh' as 1 BoaqLE1 ifl.1 i ONGO lX I'm t. ft St. ut FRANC ISES Wflt FR fU It" ut Xia 4 t7 fo Marchs jhe tt i. I t' om' lU Ie Hsume4l ulfua.

tod y. bl' i uld emploJedbith s1 a1bkebUl munJcl a mbiy. hit ch irler me ber m1Y. i 01 eDbur I lOrabecaule KlI11OcbTeJephone i Co ny ozim 001S ti1e1t. JI tbeslockoiUel tter Dt etved.

tIIftD to th wou1dpay Good WIlL ttw Xr ts ea lohy en5U III litW t1I an. AttOTneYhFnV1o man tb toJiti tlrXttlat Kr tz go- i tIey eDburg t. 1 8to kand Jtr oa tNdUce4to wafor auoclatqrtoPI1H wasta1canto. comP nT tn. b' x.

to- MIBri kmey 116 tit Kra rot rman' Sa ngs te t1 oIenberg oro n' iheek teSSUed id es thl 11 b1 fh structi 7'- gent. I- H1 rzr bIlRa tb PhUrpStQclt tte ban lI franct se. Yable eysen tjri' of ch und whl Ind1vlIullconnected SUbur Oil t. OO klJ I. hi The Steel to- sldent Middl boro.

bls Un Ja thefioor ler MU1r ukee. Chevalier Trent nGft. ItalY tu Br. a ur engagedat tIJBe 40. Ja rs.

Uc11. lem ack bu. m. La' D. e.

ofSenatot 1h. enpcementwu' bee Ias8 saldjhe cheya11 1 rY2 :1 IHHIGH. COURT APPEALISMADE RaJ bone Not Yet fig ting enC ocked. 25. Ra bon Reev 3 1rhenthe ar aa ertaIned exce lice.

CU IU ev In- Rathb re hla nn ult po toMce ron ente at sep rate and' In Thedeclllon 1 blt dlt SPDteo out. ari pets MI aD taken to cuat QV aat lfied. eir Jlneslf 14. utJ WUbtecl AI 1AnJetb Ccn 1n7lhe. It reilltl es 80.

al- man wor I heri. was downcast a ere hon t. I fO er.tence.A Jorlty 11I reve ed I Hamilton as I mbi zsl ft ft a uu vv. C. le es thbonf' Aud' ntla court Este mhn propriatton enton ed of S3 16 ca of Rathb ne Ma ch Senator CI a Ung federAt col lde noen.

ThomaS I The wi SouthernPacUle gfnPl nd Bout w' C6 CO Tbefen com ete- that beeonatructed ilia' UI In. wJtha run 11 dD11 tohat' 7Upo Fa OIUl1reaternjr No. H' i 1- i ROfALtY Story-of' Whi She Xc. tc DogM l1O- niac. arrife t1td1 n.

veryWonerful wb1chthe moneY do UYedal ostUke whYlhe' con rned do hey I' lars worn last near try1 matel whl the nstII in Th' y' never sUIJ ICted cbe common' Phila elpbla be a ottlig mustGave Orth ood oroo. Sh madthem ss. 4 Wg a H71 T. trQtJ ttY' lhem' JI s4 ariiriPHrig dnck twoservasts ttJJc ePtbfi. ho S1 s' we k.

the uher OWJPsa an- all he1dogs dtelll re I I I 1 ad I I tGmb tones. fiY nt lIupe emb lement Se crl dog anI lIol' hiing ofcer. un erltan4 she dr Se aloger carace I priner toay 1:5 o'clock ha IIlged paP a lng compny promisng rve I has del ot wi alowe OB JaOE BANS- oNM. ff al' i6d Stale WiLI ur Islant4Or8 I ldaIYcs AMERICAN TROOrS. BWIHOAWN Pa Iq.

rt6d Pridentand b' le Cba Wi n' Rot' Oier. toGn er a Qt da w1 th wa. 1' aowd a erable one Cb 1. tr. wi no nrkf A i o.

ful Indepndnce tl.U be. th Cubn In guNUondaJI a bn etermhe tJat leald t- Jr 1 1 1 1 1 1'1 T. ETA PAM I. shal OD. lme tbf Amprlcan control of Jslandcase Al smallet ls or bee planed a4 NEWS Wedney ThunlY Uh eat wInds tepertur.

7 Precpitation pst2 hout. i O0I Let temptre. 8C ncy lit monb. temrtue. Januar Noal tempture.

6' LUA M. Jula BI wh Wl ntute Phlaepbla totud ta bleent nt mo Itolel t3m eploer eJrl1onber pt 6gs. Eletion mnJ cHu fortb cUnty prtma. Aprtl10 wer Be leelas moeUn te ubmmite cnty' exectve cmittt a bn tab mtug fu plaJufo mornin' Phtr IIt tbhre Telthltt fve Gera rd 1hUnl wil teto DaUe ruDion compte cotn te we tn tea GEORGIA ID captur tl he father. fa ner BUDesUt ard edblm wt ror.

8o o1 he gVtble cbl1ce vpl Te 110 tl thevhlppln Plsmlte Ollep nce. die at hoe lerf 7 ter at rn lntl e1 wih tneuonl. The' Gora Bptt Asatonme i tomc. a wot. mision bard i et toay.

Aredy Iny legst havearITe SOUTHE r. neo Wo pl on t. enUrefaly DDa1d Taylo. th Nort C1tna tel emine. lyebe mb yeterday rDt Ir WashID on NC fer tt ste tNewOlens my ce afe tigbtBot sl pn Te uM nm eac pnle bn Seor me ad volU Un pSc bng for.

IeutenutGneor lmnofSoh Clr' wU rllit i atlc rgnhr ntrUng I ade. HeY kno. Ine i a. Pu0 DM STIC. I bn de tat Cb tte oe theStYN' te Unit Se tpswlwltaw 8eepnc Per Wac tnhehtClorad eI yuf 1 Xr Kuer.

ac Cfo14 Te Aant atl nw Ctpt11 r' RdpelnreteeDe iOtp abteas Atut Ofelw watmrrf th ellt a here. FOREIGN- Abam F1cher Bt deea te A ut sJ' thalhe bur IDtbefdYlneveryldtJbBrth Ki Rsvelt et ta lc DtaBltnl tteJo Ll J. fa ebehe tarfoOl h. truce- Irh tndhbJ l' JItheu 0 co 1JJutIild u' atj hv a itl 7 i p. it1- i 1' 1 1f I r1 I i i4 THE I I I a CITY XXXIV TLAIrTA.

WE VE PAGES. TRAIN8 AS HE DIES 1oaffvIIyAenged HANEO erp euxfetta ce. raegrJ or L. a h. I corduetberto gngw1th iietance MrMlllet ert6 es txkir tation theeertltWfllch we lfr9uht Cityand tTeUPd au to j-- I' oltow reaCh It at 1 Iiding I Stori ed a I Nelson au the me alleged Of tg th ar- re- A TflP Empoyes In em- t4e the or I halr l5 A Ct wley A A Igee IT lIes nd tnthc sld tSeop eatur Ilow- JudgsThayer opIntonfotidt1sey were commOn wo ar- SavaHe I de- gez E.

lo I CO TTON STA i 1 5' 1 Dresser Greig reder1ck P. RobertsOn second vice peas- ts Ident nd James L. vIngStOfl thIrd vice preient Uta C. Clarke will be the srs snd 1iUer. The followina.

I w. the preefl Sfl TICS PZ1d I eIed direclorac uI Pa 5lOflt. StdJYt EIsh. HearT 1 iar1e3 Uro ker. 7.

3. en. lion I w- a it a- auThtce eotn1 ana to- extend aate eentusilii. tootiseglnds2ries IinI9lerIng rzwintJ. BpODLERAENED I ON COUt1MEN N4bn WgSED I qSEOF cPLu Wa1ir but Bu-8zty fit7 foxthe BoodIersI I Lad lrhL A membi df In Zalge t6cIt.

breueiI td to get franthise be auuktia2 yeMiurg that 3feyseiburg tb i0 ttetock of ha The it. i. anWedn AttorneF W. Lekinan or I ahGW that Sir. SLk wutaoPh1l Stotk.

and peas the that' tb1 was ws Ur Kiuti takettto a banilail 3iifgtmcyer. it cstdtr of 23OO0on a aBlM63renborg pruvkie4 branote elid Ra lway bi Uie bank wIth thproeeeds dbec sas 2i1wei' Aeaut tht SIQdI. tb mil th an preparedtoprovepta Keok tutt aftet IL1S Kg5 WI. tilaeto cheysllera tVevaTnBai 11- t. HIGH.

IS JADE Reeies A DoneFighting so doubtabout tat ma 100000. tho I mere knee. ge. tAf5inibtt1t St peo- I was Ch sstefley ar- coneld4 cz4ner. C0ntTSCtT0B tuii citica o-cabforn CIflC trales uM1nconnectlon yesUbti1e1UinIt4.ierYi OPc1tIflPOflthe.

Nthwesn5o. 2 LIVED ROYALLY PETS Zie- Do oi Her dogs almost like I her au- feedlngtbem OnomanI em 4e. Ie U- IS fed th vafip e4hatjaOdipritig che en tb' 555y7 whord she paid a ar all Incostlybathtuhs money al hi ac- CUBACOES a TO- CUBANS O.N.-.M-kYzft I lledState Qer the iatiie 0isy eraiWood. 19111. II 1 0EeERALLEONARD WOOD.

i 1ct Plnta mayi and ere" fll at tbb td' a on lnQuban i1Ii only tbe.ie- but wIn' day. it hay- ESTRADA PALMA. T. 4 NEWS a hout trial I thg 10 cc- Iectedlast cas found yes- taken to Dallas. TeL.

I tl rope. negra I died. after an illness Georgia As5O Iat1onmOOt iht poi the C. str1n NewOrleans ihlrbn ccccheL street' car cam- men. and volual CarollnaFays he the ill wiflljewithdxawn criminally sasault.

1 er delegate atAmstordam thatthe Vi In I AlleeRooseveit ru Irish f' in thehouse Lild BOIVU COUhlCtedOUtaUd TtothaCesMUpefne couiti T..