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'Stis ita VOL LX. KO. 209. OFFICERS i Were Uscd.as Shields Desperate Convicts in Their Daring Escape. Armory Guards Seized and Weapons Taken After a.

Hush Past Galling (ion and Rifle Range. Farmers House Looted and Owner Forced To Drie Vartx on Their 'Flight From Justice. Eime of the Guards Were Re leased. Bat Others Are Held as Hostages Militia Ordered Out rl. July -7 Thirteen te-day from Fol- ft by us-'ng th overpow.red head tm-r-t -I pram a.

shield to protect hi' Until they bad fled Into itnst lurms nr'ttnila In the nTuin 1.. Cotter. piird, wu tiMd i- -learn by the convict. C. -ari probably fatally stabbed In tv an.1 W.

ralmrra was severely i -i the head. Wvn rvapeJ desperadoes wtr well Itn the prison ihey released Warden vr.r.. Murphy and one or two err 3i: wn i.ati been uwd a shields 0err and Ave or t-irtt it .1 In the hands of th fuel iv (hey mill kill the prison offl- militia attempts, to retake the mc is believed that the convicts i ure ma king for the Bald tipriiMr Pardee has ordered tat fr: of militia and tlje trifl of the fugitives. All eu f.l mr-n are desperate charac-rf likely to flow before they it Tie lit convicts had been act-t-t of Uie. and when thry were im 'i themselves this roorn-li M'irpi fillid arden Wllkln-s -1 R-iar into his office to con-aif: mr-i; best t.

do with the men. AKMKt WfTH RAZORS. this moment for es-M: 7 eiraidht for the Captain's ti a-vl the very whom wishing to ecap usually A lSpernt-- tight followed. tK-re rmej with knives and with these, they assaulted Wsr-t'. h' Rnndnn.

Marry AVUkln-- IF.i i rf. Tli Warden's cloth- si! reds with a razor. i 't" ttirh the flesh. Turn- i' f-rctir the convicts, with a H.ui irm rlht and left. in by a knife thrust In 'v tl.an! "nr'i abdomen aaa i ni this afternoon.

Fi n. The floor wjth hVood. r- and soon of their arms. Then, using the convicts started arTT.Tv the outskirts of the sr T.n- passed a Uat- tt; tf ro walls, but the guards MtV the cvnvfcts. Vhen r-'nehod cfflcials there Ttf.

but were quickly af further arming knrves. pistols and dash for the coun-' curls, the Warden and --'re lit-e. "asu marched UrU -r. Wilkinson, If he mad i one i. art on Th? i-fh'-er.

were told took the Itfe of convict would re- i- Mormon Pridge, penitentiary, the CaDtaln Murnhv 1 rs' ere marched "nl'' er.t to a farm- ur-horse team and f. of everythlag of it with 'them as a i 'r B.tM fountain. to reach Ala- 'r i I' r-j Hrry General -fears are felt b- ars the especial 111 rfmsicing prisoners cet away and were cells and locked Tor Pardee beard of i the militia. ti.is iha v. The convicts 'had 'ei-j uinn appeareo V-t: cf hta clot hi n.

came In. his ezperienca a up th Prison, aa is k58' evnvicta ear their 4 'Jrdcalled 'k f. 'rth Prisoners We were slt- out of a window tr." PPaxance (rtm i. l3! for the lht liM i ran tnto Captain judge 1 la -1 "iat it Blood becan to a hopeless 0 put Ufa -iddt. One of th.

b-hmd my back, reacbed raiw and to cut mr tMoaMa. Tew raji haw- my belt 'pnt frewi n4 to C04 j4 How my detain Is hrarlnaT Ut anreda. "Tlie wavtct'aewr4 bm m4 HrUr and Are er sis br ofllrers. wkwa ihe Tr kK ua amd sord4 to lb yard a vt of th. froBt ry posK.

Ta Oailln WW in the ytaitoa, kflltpe and aloe the pruom walla bar, b.a Bred lr lb luarda. but bad I bey done so th. a well as th. pnaonara smU bav ba bUle4. The aruarda ware uaabta altber to tmrtm as or prevent tb.

eacspe. As we are4 th araaarr a cuard caas at aad they aeUed kin. They took the key away from him. entered tba araaery aad aaipped Ibemaetvea with all manner at weapons i They tben-started alon the dusty road ana crossed tba prtaoa raach toward tha Mormon biidgs. After I bad con.

about niw xomy im me o. They also releasd Captain Murphy and my rrasdsoaj. Harry Wilkinson. Tb rear of tha men they have taken aion with ijieoi. Including feenaral Overseer McLHmouch.

Guard Joha Klea enoorr. Our Jet tor. foreman a the rock quarry; Tony Hreora. -atfe driver, and ouara B. Vertraa, and two or thrae "hers whose name I bar not at hand.

WHO TMT A. in. following ronvlts escaped: Fred Howard, PVaneleeo. vears. robbery mi, atuiier.

y-rvsno, 12 year for burglary If. Eldredc. Alsmada County, years for burglary; J. heron, San frauds o. IS yeara for robber J.

H. Wood, fan Fran olsco. Ufa for robbery; J. Davta, San frsa- ejseo. yeara for robbery J.

J. Allison an Joaquin. 4 yeara for robbery; J. Mur pny. Contra Coat.

year for blaaeay: A Saable. of Sacramento. 2S ysara for bit amy; J. Ko beets. Kan Francisco.

30 year for robbery: R. kf- Oordon. Sacrsmento. A reare for robbery: Ray Fahey. Sacra mentor life for robbery; B.

J. Case. la Anlea, life for robebry. Folaom Penitentiary la the prison with' out walls. It la situated In a rocky amphi- tbeater doe to tba American Rtver.

about JO miles from Sacramento. Th. prisoner are locked up at alsjht In the cellhoase. but Burin- the Isy they labor In the stone qusr ries under th upervlaloa of armed auardJ. On the hills surrounding the prison grounds are watch towers la which the vuarda, armed with Oatltn a-una and rtnes.

are stationed. Nearly l.StKi men are confined Folaom and It baa been the practice to sena the most desperate prisoners there. The American River run through the prison ground, but It waters are rapid and deep, with high precipitous bluffa. and an escaping prisoner stood but Httlo chance at crossing. According to a aeport lust received fight between the escaped eonvtots snd a po.se has taken place near Pilot Hill.

In arhlfh Fred Howard was killed and A cath wounded. Both are convicts. The convicts are said to have scattered and to be making for the surrounding woods. A company of militia la on the way to Pilot Hill, and ahouM now be near the scene of the rtrbc I Before the fight took place the convicts. who bad pinked up a number of cltlsena along the trail and compelled them to Join i-neir parry.

no plundered the general mer ehandi store at Pilot Hill, kept by Diahl. ELEPHANT Threw Sand Over Piatt, Who Enjojed It Mtrs Thaa a Meet- is With Htther Jsaei. Frtm Whm He Was neeing. aracrai. pntrarca tb SKAtiaia.

Tork. July ST. When he raw Mother Jonea advancing up the front step Senator Thomas C. Piatt by way of the back door of the Oriental Hotel, at Man hattan Beach, this morning, and hid him self In the csr that leaves for Xew York at 8:33 jn the morning. The car did not start for' five minutes after the 8enator entered H.

but Mother Jenea did not learn where he waiTuntll loo lte to appeal to him. Mother Jones had announced last night that she Intended calling upon the Sntor early this morning, and at 7 o'clock she mustered her troops In front of the animal show, whose owner been entertaining her. snd her soldiers at Coney Island: He lent to her an elephant, and the big beast. with O. emhlasoned on his.

fore head, took his placeat the head of the procession. A mahout sat on his neck, and a rife and drum corns was In the he-wdah. Behind him were Mother Jones. Marshal Sweeney snd the stmy. When the drum corps struck up a lively march the parade began.

Senator Piatt heard of the advance of- Mother Jones) and prepared for instant flight. Mother Jonea marched 'up the front steps and into the office and Inquired for the Senator. announced that she in-tendrd to ask his influence with President Roosevelt to obtain the President' approval of her anti-child labor law. She was told the Senator had gone. The elephant went to the side of the building and crouched down Just beside the car in which the Senator was sitting.

He amused himself by throwing sand over Mr. Piatt, who seemed pleased. Then Mother Jones appeared, but Just too late to catch the Senator, as the car pulled out. MERE TOYS Are Other Gats Compared With New- Kills. It la aid A Fire-Mile "Ranga.

trsrvat. pisriva to xqciaa. Springfield. July ST. A Hvf-mllf range is claimed foe the new mode Springfield army rifle, which.

It 1 said, will be the deadliest small arm yet designed la the I cited Statea or Europe. The Krag-Jor-j geaaen. or Vnited Statea magazine rifle. with which the regular were equipped In EE TILLM Bests His Antagonist In an Oratorical Fight on the Negro Problem. i Biting Sarcasm Hurled at Senator Burton lo the First of a Series of i Heated Debates.

Pitchfork' Statesman Challenges in Vain the People of Wisconsin To Adopt Their Share of Negroes. i Madiaou. July X. Senator R. i Tillman, of South Carolina, to-night matched hia keen wit snd So hern sar casm against the fin legal mind and Western manners of Senator J.

R. Burton, of Kansas. Thai fiery Sou thorn Senator was unpopular at first wfth the audience of R.OuO people, but at Uee close of the debate the Impression seemed to prevail that he had the better of the argument. Tb sub ject af discussion was the" negro problem. Senator Tillman said the colored people owed all the 'progress they bad made In America to th fact that they were once In i bondage and that to South had nourished them Into whatever Industry, virtue and nteillgenre they ever attained; tbat th North went to war to "free th niggers' first and to "8 the Union afterward i that the Republican party played th friend of the black in order to get black vote that tha greatest disturbing element In the problem waa the fact that certain people of tbe North, affecting motives of charity, Christianity and humanitarianlsra.

were ttempting to fcoke their "great, long Yan kee noses" into the business of the South- em States tha were equal to the problem hat there would be no danger of over whelming unless the Northern Influence brings about a war of termination. SIDI A suooasTiow. He aaked tha audience to hold an after meeting to form a negro emigration society for the purpose of bringing to Wisconsin mni anofion negroes, the proportionate of the state of the nation's "negro population. The after -meeting did not fle- etop, Senator Burton that the negroes had apparently grown more degraded and more criminal than before the war. but said It was th fault of the South, lack of schools nd tha "cucherlng" of the negroes out of their constitutions! right by the Southern httea.

He ald In education lay th olu- ton of the problem, and Senator Tillman greed with Mm. but said that th South ould take up tnni rather than allow the orth to force an Impossible social or pollt leal eonalltv between the white ana nrgoes In the Southern Btstes. The' "pitchfork statesman" ssid that the nite.l States I barred Chinese from Its gstes because jot me min Mona-oliau race and the ImposslbiUty of hineae ever becoming the social or polit ical equals of 'Americans: and. -the Inferiority Is greater atid the Impossibility more Impossible with respect to tbo negroes, and particularly thei Southern negroes." he dei clared. Senator Burton laid stresa en the great possibilities thsj lay In the negroes.

Thefr capacity for development, he said, had been proved In (every Northern state and not only In the North but In the very heart of the South, at! Tuskegee. Booker T. Washington, a black man. had demonstrated there for several years that the negro, when. given the advantages of properly admtnlstcrrd education could outstrip the whites in the moral and Industrial world.

OlVENj THEIR DESERTS. Senator Tillman said the negroes were recognized in the! South when they deserved and sometirm- when they did not deserve it. mentioning the recipients of t'nitod States eaeAitive appointments. Senator Tillman" said the! reople of the-North were as bad as the South in their handling the negroes who committed unspeakable crimes. When a orsro up here shows the outcrop-pings of the instincts of his Inferior race." he said.

you mob. string. lynch, burn and outrage humanity with him. It makes a mighty big difference whose family fc. whose home Is entered, whose wife or daughter Is the victim.

You men of the North ore not slow to act when your women are outraged, and 1 want to aay you are th men to do It. If you bad as many negroes as we do in South Carolina yon would feel as I 4o. and your people would sustain your sTtH-negro Senators as my people susiair This was tbe first of a series of debates between Senator Burton and Tillman. They lebate at Moline 111-. Thursday.

INiCOURT tae Spanish War. and which at that time 1 was regarded fault less. is. according to I i recant test, but a mere toy compared with Ladies Who Xcense the SOU ot Johfl tb new weapon-- Th advantages cf tbe new rifle, demonstrated by actual teat. It Is declared, as compared with- the Krag-Jorgensea.

which many experts consider equal or superior to tha small arm in use in any European army, are decreased weight, greater velocity, greater penetration and an Improved sight. Th new rifte wiH have a shorter, barrel than tbo present arm- A special cartridge which has been designed for use in riot baa a camparatlvely amn range, oo aa to obviate danger to Innocent pertona who, may a milt or two distant from the disturbance. Round shots are aubaOtoted 'In tlrht cartridge for the panetratlng teel fsullet tiaed In an enemy a eo.trv. Tool for the new rifle are now being-as aae at tb rpnnawv sTpected that tbe oquipmcnt Of th reg-nla's With the new model will begin In about a year. raetax.

aarrarcw to lvrra- Evaaitto.T Ind-A JiT 7 Hubbard Stubp. 14. son of a merchant, whtlc bathing In a- frog poad to-night was drowned- Hht brother wa drowned la the aame pond laat saauaar. Brisben Walker Will Appear If Ncessary. racial, wsrarca To tit rscciscs, Oenver.

Coloi July ST. Wm. Walker, son of John Brisben Walker, of th Cosmopolitan Magazine, la t-harged In a criminal warrant worn" out by il. J. Moore.

Clerk or th-tnstrlct Court, with disturbance and carrying concealed weapoar. Moore sayn that routur Walk-afid. had a rougb-and-tum-We fight atroutdale. a summer resort in Platte Canon. I The eno- of the tight, aa given by Moore, waa Wulker'a alleged threats and Insults to twof reyutsble tw-wver ladle, one of them tbe wife of a Ptnberton rfBclaL Moore aays tho ladiea.

who were living In adjoining cvt-tagea, were so terrorised bj- Walker tnat they dM not da re go out doors for two days- when. Moor cava he learned of their trouble, bunted ap Walker, demanded aa explanation and became Involved In the fight. The ladles hurried to their home here. Tbev cocfirm Moor story and will appear la Court If neceaaary. They atat that Walker carried a large revolver and terrorized everybody la th viclnitj- of Trcntd.

HEARTBROKEN Ela Seek Waa Vat a aavd Iafla Dted. vssea re vaa asaaiaaa aWatb lad Jaiy 77 La- a. ef tbla city, aatd hat dW fraal a ream aewrt tbrawg falWr of boss la literary aspiration Ha devotee) tao great -r part of his Bfe to tae preparation of a book entitled "The Loot Cblldrea of laraei Feuauf Beyond taw Arctic Lib seal qtsotatloaa are saado freca the lis- bt. rknung wltk tbe e.rrvjn that tbo de- Sfooa were raptured and rarrtod lata wftdarriaea. wber tbey eacaaod ta the tall timber, aad tbe tallest thing tbey found, to cUmb a a the North Pol, which tbey found to be hollow oak.

and. accordingly, tbey ware happy. He predion that wa of "the land of tao freo" will folio tbem, so whea tbey rotura will com tbe Jubilee. LasBn Iwft ait of bis valuabl estate to taw Orphan Mom bro. STOLE A RIG I Trent of th Comrthouao rnckad It la Their TUghV rscaaa ataraTcat to ran sasctaa.

Ravenna. Ohio. July Ti Sheriff Good-enough and Marshal Jttdson captured rrank Wilson, of Lancaster. Ohio, and Jo Collin, of Pennsylvania, after a running light through a sa-amp. this afternoon.

The men came here this afternoon, do! ly followed by a rputy United State. Marshal front Cleveland. Tbey unhitched tae rig of Leputy Sheriff Evan In front of tbe Courtaoua and wrecked tbe buggy in trying tpaeup. Wilson aay h. wa pardoned from th I Ohio Penitentiary a few yeara ago with a I Ufa sent.nc over him.

Collin refuses to I talk. FROM A TRAIN The Unknown Wandered aad Dropped Dead In a Cornfield. tscial aurarca ro Tea sxqcibss. vwipai. ma, juty a.

An unknown man met death under peculiar circumstance In thla county to-day. II got off tha train at Burrow and acted qjeerly. He'walked a mil out of town and entered a rornfleld. In which be roamed almleaaly until be was eon to fall Vad It la supposed Xo be a caae of eunstrok. ft waa well dreaaed and about years of age.

Hia body await claimants at Camden. BY WHITE GIRL aVgwd Negrro Waa Shot aad Killed Dur- ing a Dlnpute. VIcksburg July ST. Robert Ander- son. a negro TO year of age.

waa shot and I killed near rhl city to-day. by Mian An.nl I Strong, daughter of a white dairyman. The tragedy, it I claimed, grow out of a 0 PAGES JZ to-day: tir.uT visum js fxrn. RATI TUESDAY JIOKXING, JULY 28. 1903.

diaput regarding a f.nc between the I arsrt.L ettrarm ro rat farms of Strong aad Anderson. Mis Strong surrendered. FORCED Afflictieo Following aa Arfidenty eating evidence bearing on the effect of concussion of the brain waa heard at an I inquest to-day. it was a case in which clergyman, itev. alter w.

foble. was found laat week in his room shot througa Washington, wa blown open early this morning and ftOO taken. Three men oo bicycles who had entered tne town last night were suspected. Armed efllcers starte-l after them and surrounding towns were telephoned. Scottsburg officials learned that three men on bicycle were seen north of this place.

The Marshal and three deputies started after them. When they came In sight of the men they abandoned their bi cycles and took to the woods. There waa a running fight, the men firing a number of shots. The Marshal brought two of them down with a shotgun and the third es.aped. but is still being huntd by an armed party.

Tbe men were locked tip here and gavo their names as Willi, Elmer and John Bailey. Elmar bss 50 shot In him and Barley Is snot in the shoulder. Neither la fatally hurt. SIT THE PSISO ITERS FREE. mvuL mararra T.

vas asociae. Vrbana. Ohla. July 27. Mayor Sam Jones, of Toledo, lectured hero Saturday." While here he told Mayor Johnson that be didn't believe in prisons, that, rf he waa Ju1g be would gtve all prisoners gmxt lecture and let them go.

Johns in thereupon opened tbe dors of the City Prison and let the prisoners go. Two girls. Minnie Wright nd Lartie Montgomery, were an for loitering, SI, QW AT TJlMEal 3ES02T. arxctai. arsravca vaa aisjctaaa.

July 27. A heavy onewstorm prevails on Ml Washing-ten, aad there are fear, for tbe aafery of summer visitors. Ail wires ar dona. Aid lis Applicaties Ts These Arensed Nethinj; So Far Te Warn at Heath's ExamiaatloaV Washington. D.

July ST. Fourth A- sistant Poatmastar-Oenerat Brtatow has discovered a new lead in tb pootocneo la-vestlgatlon. It seems very promising, and if It ran be followed out is apectd to result In important arrest of bltharto un suspected persons within a weak or 10 daya io iiind His Own Iiife itm'' ut fnt ea cases me suspects are -enurety am. rem from those wboe conduct tl grand Jury has been considering for a Week or more. If a LenrloH Clergyman Br Pefn liar Jnd hourly expected indicted.

It aiwpected that tha new Una deals with'fh members oC tho pronaotlon sy n- Idicaie. who hav been In tb "background In NjjTorkand and atfap have thua far been able to -vonrial "their Mcit ciili ro tit iMiriiM. I footprints. It had been expected that after Iondon. July 27.

Some curious and George W. Beavers ass indicted he would be willing to turn state's evidence, but it la now believed the department is In a fair way to get -tho Information without bis siatance. ivo rnoTBcTtov orrcRsii, Mr. Brlstow was at bis deslrto-day. havr thevhead.

It seemed he had gone out one I ing returned from hia visit to Oyster Bay. afternoon cycling, and bad a-rather najity I "mx P0- I WlAXVaV 1111 VwVatJajUUH OUU IV VS VI fl agwTT 4. num. ne was covereu i sured for any official or ex-offidal what- with mud. but it waa not thought that the sovr.

Every trail that the Inspectors accident was serious. Later he hot himself "trlke will be followed to the end without through the head with a revolver. regard to tne person jocates. itii. staw- auartdsj.

uai( a-rr avvvu "nu aswasa we- wiwr wuo was caueu in to attena the I ulete assurance. It is aiu that tbre Is not dead man. in the course of his evidence be- an official of thla administration with fore the Coroner, aald the reverend gentle- lor17 In the m.tter who plan to and th I inwaai iastiAw Kaf nra vrvf KinaT fema nababla man naa evioenny oeen suuering trom con-I done thBt rln done to purg. tha daaart- cusslon of the brain, due to the bicycle ac- I ment and reinstate It In public confidence. cideot.

Afterward, while engaged in clean- I Stories have been current about the tat- n. htm.ie i vi lute of limitation applying in id case or Heath, former Flrt Assistant ort of dased state, he found a revolver in I Poet master -0nral. because he wa prom a drawer, the sight of which Impelled him I Icently asnociated with men who have beeeu to use it. I arrested snd Indicted, ana because it will I be three years next rrioay since jr. neatn Another doctor called upon to give evl- Mm office.

Partly, perhspa, by rea- dence on the peoulisrhy of the case ex-1 son of his high connection lth the Na- preued the belief that If Noble hadn't cas-I tlonal Republican Committee, there ha. I. Ik. M.niHn. i oeen eaieooeo wuk miickuui Heath and glossing over any offenses he rrw.

t-rooaDiy nsa any otner person been might have committed. But the ract re present he would have turned the revolver I mains that thus far tha Inspectors hu unon him. The imnulae to ahnot I not connected Mr. Heath with any tranaac uons mat wouiu wimui uius wwiore tne mml iurv. If such transactions had been The case was remarkable, and to the discovered the grsnd Jury would already be Coroner seemed unique.

When he expressed I busy considering the ease himself to such effect the doctor 'as ucrgasarnto coxtbsttiok. There are conditions of the brain following I it la true that the statute of limitations partial concussion when an object suggest, i i l' shal With a Shotgun After a Lively Chass. Scottsburg. Juiy ST. The safe In the store of Shilling A Blackford, at Nw I ir.TrtlBSllUK.

a-staw tus sa a- UUl tne sunerer its imroeoiate practical use. I discovered a lot of violations of. th law, If a spade had been found, for Instance. I which bad to be pasaed over on that ac he mould be. in to dir.

There I. nn 1 Count. i i ne lawyem 1 iuu.uig uitr in have ended his TWO MEN Brought Down By the Plucky Mar I Government cases have found aa Interest Ing contention, which may bo fought, out the rases come to trial. For instance. It is argued on one side that when tho Gov ernment, through ex-Supcrlntendent Ma-rhen.

entered Into a contract for th purchase of Groff fastener at a certain that arrangement, although mad nine years ago. wa. In law. a parr of th transaction which continued tin recently. Those standing for that argument would hold that all purchsse of th Qroff fastan-ers, even extending back nine ears.

do not come within the statute of limitations. The other argument Is that every purchase stands by itself, and must be considered as a complete transaction. If that near prove, to be the law Indictments for. such will hold only where the purchase la made within three years before the date of tht Indictment. Tho Federal Grand Jury, in session today, examined two witness In tb port office cases and adjourned til! to-morrow.

The was not ready to report tbo expected Indletaacnta. but may make a report to- Poamaater-43eneraI Payne has written that he will resume bis Official dutlea on Monday August FIEND Slashed the Threat of a Girl Because She Refused To Seenrt De aired Cocaine. Vav fixl tT TaJaw. a- a '4 THE JUDICIAL AND MILITARY PLOT 0f the Postal Looters Said Te Include" Persons Xot Heretofore Sajpected, Different Views Taken" About Statute of Limitations TORN BILLS Foaad la aa Oat staid May Connect Priaonera Wlta a Robbery, aranat. auritra to fas setraaa Bowling Green.

Ohio. July ST A large tin pail found In J. S. Parbs's eat field near Tontogany to-day contained corner of a ten 'and three twenty-dollar btlla. which may furnish th last link In a chain of evidence necesasry to convict Henry D-lahey and Ja-k Crogan of robbing tbe Tontoganv Pooiofltr about three weeka ago.

When felany and trnfiii were ar rested at Toledo a considerable sum of mutilated bills waa found on their persona TM pall found to-day contained a number of article taken from the poetofnee af at Toatogany. besides the corner of the bill. FOUR BROTHERS fought at tha Depot aad On Wa Fatally Shot-ractai. stsraicB to tbs skqcibis s. Steubenvllle, Ohio.

July, ST. The four Birch brothers, of Rush Run. all col miner, bad a free-for-all fight to-night at the C. and P. Railroad station plat for aVJ there over liquor they secured in Brilliant.

Seven ahn were fired during the fight, ai.d Allie Birch, it Is charged, shot Sam Birch in the neck, and the victim will die. Alile escaped after' th shooting. INDIAN Says High Mass in Texas Fa II-Blood Pettatratemir. Figures as the Ceater of aa Extraordinary Serrice ia Oklahoma. trsciiL niriics Tn ixraia.

'Dallaa. Texas. Juiy 27. An extraordinary ervic was held at. 8t.

Joseph's 'at nolle Church In Oklahoma whsn high mas waa aaid by Father the first full-blood Indian ever consecrated in the Roman Catholic Church In America or in the world. Father Albert was born and reared In Pottawotamle County. Okla and ia full-blooA Pottawatomie Indian. His brightness and acquisitiveness in school at tracted the attention of Mother Katharine i Drexel. the laughter of tbe Millionaire Drexe.

of Philadelphia. At her own expense she sent him to the Carlisle Indian School. He was later transferred to the Roman Catholic College at Washington. D. C.

to be educated for The priesthood. He was the honor man of his class, and was then sent to Rome, where be studied philosophy and theology for four year in the Propaganda College, being one year In the College of the Pope. Father Albert received the blessing of Pope Leo XIII. shortly before that Pontiff was stricken with his last Illness. He then sailed for America and was consecrated by Right Rev.

Theodore Meerschaert. Bishop of Oklahoma and tb Indian Territory. His work will be among the people Of hi own race In the two territories. COLONELS Blacken Etch Other. Eye? and Soil Their Uniforms in the GDTer-- nor'a Presence.

Governor Terrel. who came here to visit the state troop In casip. V. T. Sanford and M.

B. Eubanks. two of the many Colonels on tbe gubernatorial staff, engaged In a pugilistic contest, which lssted only two rounds, but was fast and furious whila It lasted, and resulted In "bunged up" eyes and aaldly soiled uniforms. Colonel Eubank and Sanford are citizens of Rome, and for some time have not been on speaking term. Both were arrayed in all the rory of gaudy uniform to greet the Governor.

When the Governor reached tbe parade ground the two were'tbrown together In some wav Ana-rv words passed In an undertone, and then Colonel Sanfoard" right shot out and landed on Colonel Eubank Jaw. and the latter' went down. Aa Colour I Eubanks rose hia right eye came In contact wtth Colonel Sah ford's left. Tbe Colonels then cinched, but other Colonel prevented further hoatllitiea. A Board of Honor will arebabry adjust the matter without re- course to tbe field of honor.

TT-r-ri-rv vrvo vtmsrnvv Hce Matha's throat wis rut front car to ear. aua by Mary Roman. The Urtl. rrL who i 15 1 year oM. to-night ia lu a d.jtg randliien.

1 rrana- v. Mary Rm it a cocaine peui Ti-Cay I diTid among. hut she was atwder tbe tr.Su.n. the frs As n'A" nt 'J 1 nt7iAaBT-s w.saa iC VTi lB-aaJ npoal-7V. MadellE.

who waa ncrrlng a "K.b. I ml e- n- asked the girl to lata hr enar, g. th' Mr' nd mrr1i to at aearbr dmgsror for her dope -Ti; They have Vt grandchild re man will not sell It tb said Jiarv. I aad ST great-grandchildren- can't leave the baby," said MgdeCn. WUh I 1 1 imi ssinios uic HI mi 1 QreW 9 long knif and raebed upon fh girt.

A on tbenhroat left a gapiig Wound. Mgry then -ran to a hs and ld un der tho bed. She was dragged but ar.d takes to ajaeim to the baa- sltaJ. KTttED. HER BS0THE3L July 27-Mra.

Prlaue Oduas shot an k-rfrd ber- brother. John Rich. -at Richron. hire. Th tragedy waa tha res alt of aa old family feud- POWERS AT ODDS.

"sssBaBBaBBSBassBsa Sf Cole! loftr WUlUjii. la Command of th Kentucky atlUUamn Oaarding Witnawaoa In Cratblann, and Judr Otbcro. rreaiding at the aWeed Trial of JU aad Wbito For th Ailegad Karder of Attorney Karen na. ZHaTerod is Opinion Kegardicg th Propriety of Stationing dlr at thai CanrUKmoo, and a Clash Between the Judicial aad Military Branch of the OoTerameat Wag Threatened. A Cera promise Has Been.

Effected tha Troops Will B. amain la CrnthJana. They Ar Act in la tha Capacity af Deputy Sheriff TOLD To Eat- With Maniacs, But tbe Doctor Rebelled and a Fight Was the Result. Superintendent's Face I Officers of the! State Hecpital For the Care of Epileptics at (allipelis in a Scrap. trtrtAL oiiTitti rj.

tss SMciaas Galllpolis. Ohitj. July At noon to-dy Cn-. jiurus G. All-orn.

son of lr. (i Al- macher. of the fiiate Hospital for Epileptics, came to blvwa. On July it. ISKrj.

Dr Alcorn waa rmplt-yed at tbe Institution, ac cording to his statement, and of five assist ant physicians then there the doctor waa the last to go. It s-em that Ir. Alcorn and the Superintendent hve not "hitched for some time. and. though other physicians have been employed since Alcorn.

He was as-irned to Cottage I. or the Insane ward, with orders to eai his breakfast, dinner and supper there, whlpe all tbe other physicians were eating in th physicians' dining room. Tf.A.Icoril dTdikron trxturdaas an oiw day. but to-day noon fta came down' tar gbf dining room for but dinner. Dr.

OhlmacJiar told him if lie wished anything to eat to ge to Cottage I. ani In th refrigerator were etgs. Ac. The dictor thought be deserved better tratnent than this, and waa not slow in so stating. Dr.

uhlmacher, it Is ild. replied that know the differ hie between a sponge and a tub hath. At tha ed heavily upon and a scuffle ensued. During the year at the Institution he (Dr. Alcorn) did not Instant Dr.

Alcorn land-he Superintendent face that Iir Aicorn has been It Is said he has never been Invited to the home of the Siipertn- SUPERINTENDENT OHLMACHER. tendent. although the other physician, hare been. Aceordrrg to Or. Alcorn's statement, for nine months the Superintendent never visited Cottage I.

Or. Ohlmi-ciwr that Cottage I is an Inrtitutlou In and tiial all former attendants, physicians. Ac. have taken thelr roeals there. further states that a young patient was very iwk with fever and that for this reason Dr.

Icom was ordered to stay close to Cottage -S OUlUlCEU I STOBT- Superintendent jOhlmacher say tail t.tn be went out i yesterday he found the le louna tne rectal. ins acs. i temperature of the patient to Rome. July 27. In tbe presence of I from alleged neglect be bad fat i be 10G.

and alien out of bed repeatedly and had many bruise on his face. I Tbe following la a written statement given out late last evening by Superintendent Ohlmacber- -trr. Alcorn had been cen.ared for the neglect of a serious case of Ulnea tn one of tbe patients tn bis ward. He had failed to carry tat my instructions as to tbe treatment of this case-He refused to remain en duty in the cottage as directed, tnsistir.g on coming down to the main building- While pointing out the erlonanee of the offenses to hhn he track In the view of several spectators. I Immediately suspended him." FOUR TIMES ANSWERED Throat of Damag-o Suit With Warrant For Mr.

Last'i Arrest. aui nirtM iii ni un folumhui Ohio. July iT A an afr t- te threst a sun for damages Ih; man. sger of Klrt-v sior.s hr lit morr-lng i.ntr out irrmt (r.r the rr.t of Mra V. tti Iane.

if ut a pramineoi layer. who represented this county in the fieneral Aasembfy The pvlin a-ere called tj the store last rrtday Mr I-ne as. rbsrged tin the theft of a I ef embreld.rv by tk dte hired to at T.t ai i AlCOru JjiUaBU DIOW Oil infJ for dne thn in tne polk-, station in a patrol wagon, but n. charge was preferred- Her husband tber.i upon gae no(ie of a suit for Haaaace. tbe rrsuon.

Is tbe warrant spoken DRESSED EARLY Aad Waited For th Fast Faaaenger -Train To Zbd Hi Ufa. rri4t, niiMKi to ral ai-iasa. Frar.kforl.- Ind Juv Biuink. a Democrat' rvmnitirj muu ide trtls morning by stepping in front corn, of GalUpolis. and Superintendent Ohl- cf Uiti fomro-T' l.l Traveler tra.n.

lie got out of bed al 3 lo k. dreesed and walked two squares to the railroad, where he waited until th train came, and stepped directly in front of It If was killed Instantly. He wss twit Treasurer of the count? Insanity and financial reverse sr. assigned as the cause. TROUSERS Worn Who Picked Blackberries While) tbe Riyer Was Being Dragged i For Her Remains.

Fsrui. Disrai-41 to vas eiqi'iats Columbus. Ohio. July 27 it was twciuM Mrs. Charles Moelier.

cf Clark Mills, In thi believes or rsther did believe-In wesrlng of male attire st certain tira-a thst the countryside near her home aroused yesterday and th. Scioto Rlv-r drasa-ed for her romalns. Whn her husband woke up yesterday morning atjan early hour tie rauwd iu tumpanlon from his the Mar th ttd wire her garment, un. touched Moeli-r iro ami went ibrouan tbe house l-okiig f'r' ir. but In v.

in. He went b03l calling her name, but ihvr was no resporuHi be liad dja.ppe.ared Now. ihoroiigniy alarmed he w-enr tiir nearest neighbors atid enlisted jp p.Tt In looking for A wa sent lo this city as Us- ta-ir to con oufanl aeslwt in the wrk Aftrr t-h- well had bn-n Mff hH It decluej ttiatj sne bad turowri htH tne nver. and pole wer secured mt1 begtm. in the midst of tn'e hui'a-bsloo Mrs.

Me.l-r stalked Info hr wearing a suit of her husband lothsfi 1 carrying two buckets of blackbeme. which she had pi'-kxl while h-r nr. partner siiored. Rxnovlng her spouse's boor put oil nr slippers and diarolssei lae searching party with her thanks f'ar tiir u.lllln(t. i a it is sid mat Mr Moeiier has not yrl made it l'ir to ner sty should have conceived the ida that she bad attempted suicide.

IN A WELL I Haslon's Bod 7 Was Found By a Boy and hpneh Mystery Surrounds Hia Death. srxcti. tmfu to tbs aecis Marietta, Ob.o. July 27. Mystery surrounds tha death of Lrtu ilaotoa.

a painter, of near Pittsburg, whoe body waa found in an abandoned well fa thi etty today. A dilapidated shod surrounds tb well. and for over a weJk It had been known that a man's coat; aad other wearing apparel 'was lying on tbe floor of the abed. Notbing was thought of It until to-day, when a lad a suspicion was arotiasd and a He Fired and Bagged a Kan th twpoHe. tw, Each Shot Three Dead, the Otter Win Dis.

innu stsrarca io tu a.vixrx Juiy 27. News has reached here of a tragedy enacted in Macon County, in which three snca were killed and a fourth desperately wounded. Tbe tronbi occurred in the heme of Mia Julia Bell, while a danre was la progress. Mia Brfl, ia said, bad shown a preference for Jim Frets. Dick Mason, Tom Fields.

Clay House and Mike Jobnaon' attacked Fret, who. "it is aaid. began to snoot, wrltb tbe result that -tbe first three named bit the duet. Johnson is thought to be mortally wc-nnded-y Frta wa badir stabbed, aad Mia Brl sustained a cut' on th arm during tbe fjglrt. "Frets, it is related, ahot only fcur tlmes.

baxlrA aanaa with each ahofc. iUsAttaa ia ia rci-- sm a. fsas, ust. which caused tho kltatitr oi too ma a to ttintw known! The well was covered wltk board when the body was aad bow It came to be la he welt hasr not been de- teraslned. HanVasi bad no friends or awta-a Uvea here 80V 28 SUSPECT JUrPliersoci.

Kn. July 27 -Tbe body of 1. W. McAnemey, a wealthy land owner, with thrust cut fronr ear to ear and other evidence of rwleneav found- to-day le an old we II near bh home. George Mc-Awerney.

a wl, il arrested to-day en sas-ptdon- f. EOTjT)ASCHELDTA tilled'. amciat. anrrc to ras trrnttt Pomeroy. Ohio.

July 27- Albert HovdaV scbektra. a miner, was Instantly killed by a fall of late rn the roiling mill mine thht morales. PJUCE FIVE CESTQ. TALKED With Their Mothers, Who Beside them in Cvnthiana Courtroom. Jett and White Again' on Trial For Murder.

New Witnesses To Assav sination of Marrnm Found in the -Feud Capital of Breathitt i Vou Lady Copyist Tells a Remarkable Story. And Names the Jackaon Man Who Refused To Open the Door After the First i. Shot Was Fired. rr ifirrf to vaa sseeaas. (')nihiana.

July J7 The oaonlng of Ihe Jrti. White trwiT I ti: a '(noraiwg found a l.t rro. of in tb. City tend. E.U mmr.y of itira wwm diMOpoii4.

ai ibe wstiug c.patlty of tb. resrtlMHiM i j. i Court tbte at IO -o k. but an botir before laat fi. tb.

oratl" rap.nt was taxed loth, limit Th. wre rowd4 wttti pef4. who were ataa. It.g. birt.tbey rr.i4 bsweiaT Iara snd lit.

deptjtte. 'ofisldera bl urvninr. r. -ti im I the tendency of tbe crowd la tb. rear of tn courtronm to "ruhbm at tb.

prtsuner Judge bora n.d Sti call I bo ir.ader. down from their perches fb1wvti th b.nrhe twt' rr o.l theiijthrwafen to One them before he resfraln tbmr'cu-Hoalt 'srr Tiuib mu uuoaso Tbe priacnore were brought 1st by Jailer Cralgmyle and six deputies Both pTMaeaera wr aew utts dark iroior. aad pre-mtad a deetdWIy apawaraaca tbaa tbay 'dhf at 'tbelr llrti trtai. J.tt was ia good spirits, talk las; wad Umhlr.c with hw attorney and rrleada audi raned ehtlv. lona to hi.

gsMtftton He ha fleabaned hitf tucaruaratton. irobabtr weighing XO pawad Wblto was r.Uierpal an neevau Hk cossJitbjd la to an attack of fnj-dlgeation. The 'mother of both priuner. wei tn Court. Tn-y ut and alke with tfc.m' be-fos.

tbe trial began The attorn. defense are Judge' iKrer.cn. 11- -4jwh Ij. HtmrU. H.

tlold-n. I Mian- ton and Iifferty A Kins' wtm xitr represented by Attorney. Ilfrd of Ileal -m. Jude I Kryer and nialy Webster, i The inittiwisfa.il, t- I that it ready i lf tbe rase, bit lit lcfn. a stxrcUl O.raurrt-r.

tlu- r.sr.t th- Ci.on i try in. t. fi-i par lo-yj r. with he attorney, tn- Ju.14 demurrer and rdrrd thatj ny wiib the ajm. It s.a i that me tmri a on 11': -im o.

mtsuttt ngut fSy fwi of tb- av -j gafnj mat Tbe uf 3t jror wire then caulcd. 'j jli ariswerliia; pjt hulking been pr- vioua.y hiiI by lh Jutfi vt wa-. eiv-l. aubn l. rbsi-ea.

ot tiers beh.g ck umd oo ap.uu of sitae nvs. in ini-lr tmtuilUg. i ui on-pt i Tl.o following was ImuxJ iu -fog tii- hx un tie of fne aLiiiti: ordr that the aiiiitl. now ords "It is d-jty 1st gu JaUer. u-rd fh pilly th night iiro-' mj to pr.i.ni ur puwaibi rif'tri ur rescue Curita Jett n- vw bite, and n', to'saxl tj times" espeoally ii.

tii. atla.i-t.-e of In prevent of ry sMIsro or ining th-tn wr-ul might In iay way .14 tt-mt in This Jly wjll be au prrform-d as tu a-d tbe and all thr wit er tt. proper di r.arcc tiiWr tute aad la any way hinder inter fee. tbm. Tbe Court oeatres that the raHinaenea ibo kept at ut about -toe Jail or.

eampat. when business) or duty require tbsa go ueon r. ur from fr Pia.es named TSe defends pta. iwlt as Whit, ir-' in tne custudy pf tne paiier. and said defeadaat will be ta-mht to to courfbonae nd returned to tne Jail, as rtse Court or Judge may orW.

br the Jalr aasurted by the irheriaT and I hi. depntlea. "No public officer la the daw barge ut bis duties, going to or-vaaavukg the Jail In tfc day time, and no private citizen who I sober, peaceful and attendlna; to bio owa uainewa. abaU. la tbe day time, wbea eg by, or ete Ut th jail, we Interfered; wcb.

ot-ofaca rsi t-iroi "MJbuaaBen. in uniform will nM coase tbe courthouse, or in- tbe vlcujty of H. uW- -lea otherwise ordered. In short, arttheut partarolanalng or going into oVtaiis. the militia now on duty here, and those In so tbority over them.

wtU observe tbe letter and spirit ef that aeovision of the con- tatien of tbe state, that 1a tames of tbe anil It ia ebett. in all cases sad at ail times, be to strict subordination tae clH 4 i -Any witness Woo may desire 'the nrs-tection of tbe mdtUa amy, irpon appiica- Uon to the Covr or Jodgo of tbe Court. have suehv preaeetion. or he may apply i tbe militia for protection, shirk be shaty be grvsn. and sueh 'application te tire miTHla abaft at onre be reported to the Court or Judge, tbereoal: Suck protasTtloa '-shakt constat In sliewing any witness woo may desir to do so to remain in camp and te be escorted by- detail of awiBtia.

If be en a a as, to tse front door of tbe courthouse upon tb apniication to tbs Judge mr Court for such detail of soldiers. A sfnajle intiaou in ualfem. oo any-other ofacer. ayay at asy tbs nealwer any nsessssje or inform. I Wm to tbe Cm eas-rarjt awnw lUUTto.

The -Court ao ordered Captaia B. J. Eweg arreeted aad brought into the military camp if as waa atfll in th state. Adjutant Greenaeaf aad a detail ef soldiers went to -Lexington, wbero tbey foemd and rrerd Hr. -Tney returned wkb bins on tbe afternoem train.

When seen at th mfksary' ramp Mr. Eweo (aid that he did suit wtrkto make a statentent Cnrtaer than to say tkat be dsd not ask Judge Osberae for a goer. but npon flndlng that no arraaa.ment. had been aaade for bia aretecUon ha) did net tVr to risk bis Ufa by rtarrng berg. J-jds .1.

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