THIS TIMES WEDNESDAY JULY 29 1903 I WASH INGTON 5 I NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD TOLD BRIEFLY FOR BUSY READERS I 0 TO PROTECT HIS LIFE Held in Military Camp Under the Courts Orders CYNTHIANA Ky July jury to try Curtis Jett and Tom White for the murder of James B Marcum was select ed here in Judge Osbornes court yester- day The mothers of the prisoners sat them and continually fanned them ARRESTED I 29A I b EJAPTIEE ¬ ¬ = with largo palm leaf fans Jett is still of bold demeanor but White Is nervous Capt J B Ewen who says he recog- nized Jett whon he came near Marcum and fired the second shot into his bond has been placed under arrest by Judge Osborues ordor and Is to bo held a prisoner in tho military camp purely for his own protection as ho is not suspected of a desire to run away The feature of the evidence Is to be tho attempt of the defense to prove that Captain Ewon is untruthful and dishon est Twenty men have been summoned for this purpose and the prosecution has summoned an equal number to swear that he Is an upright truthful man The strongest evidence adduced on this point will bo that the Hargis faction employed him and mlle him a deputy sheriff tak- ing him Into their confidence CRATER OF VESUVIUS SHOWS LESS ACTIVITY NAPLES July activity of Vesuvius has further diminished Ex- plosions are less frequent and the quantity of lava emitted almost nil ASKS MOTHER JONES TO BE A HUMAN AD NEW YORK July than a satisfactory culmination of tho crusade has been offered to Mother Jones provided she succeeds in per sonally presenting the cause or child labor to President Roosevet A break fast food concern of Battle Creek Mich has proposed a salary of a weolc if she will then lecture on a product- of the firm which will be on the market T C Nasoly a representative of the concern acme from Michigan to lay the project before the Mother Although Mother Jones did not refuse the offer it is hardly probable that she will accept 29The i 29More arm B 100 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DANVILLE SHERIFF UPHELD BY CITIZENS DANVILLE Ill July 29 Sheriff Whitlock reiterated today that he would bend every effort to bring to justice the men who lynched the negro mur derer of Henry Gatterman and attacked the county and city buildings Senti- ment Is growing in favor of the sheriff and it is believed his former popularity will be accentuated by the attitude ho has taken against mob rule Danville was quiet again yesterday The funeral of Mr Gattermun was the largest ever seen hero Headed by a band the ro cossion went many blocks out of its way parade the principal streets I i I to ¬ ¬ LIENS ON THE ESTATE OF FOXHALL P KEENE MIXEOLA L I July 29 Two liens havo been filed against the property of Foxhall P Keene which Is located on the Whcatley Hills opposite the coun- try place of Harry Payne Whitney and his father William C Whitney lien is for 9300 in favor of Jacobs Young of Manhattan and two others for 850 and 5680203 in favor of Hub boll Knowles Co of Manhattan Mr Keene who is tho newly elected M F H of Meadow Brook is still in Europe wheje he has been for some time TRELAWNEY WANTED I One- I ¬ ON MANY CHARGES- NEW YORK July H Tre lawuey the Philadelphia publisher who was arrested at his home In Yonkers last week on a chargo of forgery was given a hearing In the Tombs police court yesterday and held to await trial in the court of general sessions Ball was fixed at 3000 Since the arrest ot Trelawney the police have received sev- eral letters saying that tho prisoner was wanted in other cities on various charges BOURKE COCKRAN SAYS CLEVELAND CAN WIN NEW YORK July 29 If Mr Cleve lands friends can force his nomination- I think he will be elected That is the opinion of Mr W Bourke Cockran who arrived from Bremen yesterday a pas- senger on tae Kaiser Wilholm der Grosse I have been ill for some time said Mr Cockran and have not taken much interest in political affairs and have given only a cursory attention to news papers When I went away in Decem- ber last I expected to be abroad only live or six weeks but I was stricken with pneumonia while In Egypt and have hardly yet recovered from the effects I 29Charles I I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bets surrounding it A second feature will be the building of the approach from the South including the great tun nel under Capitol HilL This work will be done by the Pennsylvania Railroad and the third will be the work for which the Baltimore and Ohio awarded con tracts yesterday The whole work will cost about J14000000 When finished it will give Washington the finest railroad terminal in the world It will embody the advanced ideas of the railroads of this country from an operating stand- point and in the decorative feature will harmonize with the fine Government buildings in the Capital City New Dining Cars The ton new dining cars ordered by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad a few months ago have been completed and they are to be put Into service before the end of the week The cars are of the latest patterns costing more than each Needs Engines- So rapidly Is the business of the Southern Railroad growing that It can not get locomotives enough to operate all of the trains It would like to put Into service It Is expected however that the first of the new engines ordered from Blair Co can be delivered by tho first of September so the road can be in readiness for the winter traffic NEWS FROM BOYDS BOYDS Md July W Allnutt a prominent farmer of Dawson vllle who broko one of his legs several weeks ago by falling thirtyfive feet from the top of his barn to the floor is now convalescent He is well known in Washington where ho was a salesman for years At Washington Junction the new fifty sixlever switch tower that has been in course of construction for the past year was put In operation on Monday tower Is the most complete on the Bal- timore and Ohio Railroad east of Pitts burg The levors control all switches pertaining to the movement of trains to and from Washington by way of the Metropolitan branch and all trains for Baltimore and Frederick by way of the old line and also by the newly constrnct ed Adamstown cutoff Electrical blue- stone batteries govern the locking de vices of some of the switches cast of that nlaco These batteries are placed In a large house In the center of the park near the depot and the house Is so heated In win ter time that the batteries cannot freeze Two telegraph operators are to be placed- in the tower and probably a switchman will also be employed The little son of Clarence M Griffith who was paralyzed from the hips down to the ankles a few weeks ago is no better COMSTOCK VS BASEBALL HOOSICK FALLS July the Christian Endeavor convention horo yes terday action was taken condemning Sunday baseball The principal speak- er was Anthony Comstock I COO l l 29Rlchard This 29At ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ + + JAPANESE RESOLUTE- AS TO MANCHURIA Russia Must Be Pressed to Definite Settlement VICTORIA B C July 29 Advices re- ceived by the steamer Tosa Maru the Orient state that the Japanese are maintaining a mcst rcholute stand on the Manchurlan question The opinion is that the time has gone by for warnings to Chinese or reference tc Chinese statesmon As the Japanese Times epitomizes it The diplomatic situation with regard to Manchuria has passed the stage where questions of Chinas moral courace or cowardice arc of any importance The only possible way to permanently settle the trouble is to discuss the matter frankly with Rufeala and there may be war or may be peace but either way the settlement will be definite From Seoul comes news of increasing activity of Russians on the Korean side of the Yalu River and protests are be ing made by Korea but Russia shows supreme Indifference Meanwhile the Japanese are hurrying into the field and aro active In seeking Umber concessions from general I I ¬ ¬ MOB IN INDIANA CLASHES WITH NEGROES INDIANAPOLIS Ind July ill feeling between whites and blacks at Evansville found expression between 1 and 2 oclock yesterday morning In an attack by a mob of fifteen white men upon the homes of four negro families and before the police could interfere the houses were nearly wrecked Whoa tho police appeared the force was not equal to COIC with the mob and while others were coming to the scene the attacking party dispersed Two of the ne ro families whose homes were mob bed left Evansville In the afternoon STRENGTH AND SPEECH RESTORED BY ACCIDENT PASADENA Cal July 29 Alice Dane apparently a helpless cripple and de prived of perfect speech for many years by spinal trouble has suddenly had the use of her limbs and vocal powers re stored as the result of an accident While ascending the stairs at her home she fell and the last step struck against her chest Immediately the pains loft her She now walks about without the aid of crutches 29The ¬ ¬ ¬ MARYLAND ANNAPOLIS Yesterday both factions of the Demo cratic party held conventions at Annap- olis and each elected delegates to the State convention THROUGHOUT THE STATE Work began yesterday on the con struction of the first division of the Cumberland extension of the Western Maryland Railroad This division runs from Cherry Run west to Sidney Hill a distance of twentytwo miles About 500 are employed and this force will be increased as the work progresses Several deeds transferring land to the railroad company were filed for record here The Democratic executive committee met yesterday at Belair to canvass the returns of the primary held on Saturday All of the members wore present with Colonel Lee in the chair The returns were received from the different chief Judges and no material changes were made except it was found that George W McComas had received a majority over Harry C Lawder of 36 instead of 22 as heretofore reported The Republican party in Allogany county is crowded with candidates for nominations It has been remarked that conditions are somewhat similar to those of two years ago when a portion- of the Republican ticket was defeated Tho convention but two weeks off will be a lively one and much trading wll be done before a ticket will be com- pleted The aspirant obtains one dis trict at least and then goes Into the convention ready to trade- J Montgomery Gambrlll and Maude Ray Mayfleld were married at Ellicott City lust evening In the First Presby terian Church The Rev Henry Branch D D performed the ceremony Thomas OBrien and Lucia Mary Gottsman both of Washington were married at Forest Glen Montgomery county by th Rev Charles O Rosen steel A splendidly equipped switch tower has been completed at Washington Junction on the Baltimore antI Ohio Railroad in Frederick county It has fiftysix levers and controls trains on the Metropolitan Branch and the main stem Examiner C Phillips began ex aminations for scholarships anti teach- ers certificates In Elllcott City yester- day There were two contestants for tho Maryland Agricultural College five for the State Normal School four for St Johns College and three for teach- ers certificates There were ten negro applicants LETS IN MOLASSES LONDON July 20 In a statement to the House of Commons yesterday Pre- mier Balfour said that a customs bill would be introduced abolishing ainous ether thins the duty on raw molasses I men I V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PASTOR IS FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT ATLANTIC CITY July 23 Cimrged with assault and Lattery the Rev E L Jones pastor of Mount Nebo Church was held for a further bearing today charge was preferred by Oscar Lee a deacon vho declares that in Fob rurary the pastor committed the assault upon his wife The arrest resqIted front the fight in the church It followed the arrest of Lee on a charge preferred against him by the Rev Mr Jones A special policeman Is In attendance at the church His duty is to see that there are no more furniturebreakini episodes there He is instructed to promptly arrest all who start a fight in the edifice Those members of the congroRSticn who support the Rev Mr Jones held a business meeting and dis- missed as deacons and trustees Edward Daide Oscar Lee Alexander Fisher and Charles Oliver The deposed officers will object- A committee of ministers from Phila- delphia and other cities will examine into the controversy MISS IRVING TO APPEAR IN FRENCH COMEDY PARIS July K Hackott the actormanager has contracted with Pierre Wolff the author of Le Secret de Polichlnelle for a comedy for Isabel Irving The actress will continue to play next season in The Crisis but will appear in M Wolffs new piece the following season W S Thompson who is to play Kugucnrta role in Le Secret de Polichinolle will come to Franco In August to consult the French author and actor on the details of the Ameri- can production of the piece which Mr Hackott will make In the autumn HAWAIIANS DESIRE GOVERNMENT LIKE HONOLULU Hawaii July yesterdays session of the home rule convention former Delegate Wilcox urged that Congress be memorialized to grant Hawaiian independence He strongly favored the establishment of a government for the islands similar to that of Cuba Mr Wllcoxs remarks were received with much applause It is probable that a petition embodying the views he expressed will be prepared for presentation to Congress by Dele gate Kalanianole ARRESTED The I 29James i i CUBAS I 29At y Men- us < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEWS OF RAILROADS ITEMS OF INTEREST AND OF RAILROAD MEN i FROM NEARBY STATES I f i t Rushing Work It begins to seem as though George Gould is going to make good his prom ises to the people of Baltimore that he is to have the Wabash terminals tn working order In Baltimore by the first of the year Gangs have been put to work on the sites in Baltimore to begia a general cleaning up Larger gangs are making connections between the various lines Mr Gould has bought in the East the most important being at Cherry Run where the laying of track has been begun This construction Is known as the Cumberland extension of the West ern Maryland Railroad and It Is to be twentytwo miles long When it is com- pleted the Wabash trains can come direct to Cumberland over the Gould tracks The work is being done by contractors who are under an agreement to have tho road in working order in less than six months Colonel Brown Returns Col L S Brown the general agent of the Southern who has been In Vir ginia on business for his lines returned- to the city last night well satisfied with what he accomplished I found the country prosperous ho said Crops arc good everywhere and farmers are reaping their rewards Many people from other localities are moving lute the State and all seem to prosper The most modern methods of farming are being adopted and highclass machin- ery is now to be found on all of the farms The improvement has been gen eral houses wells barns and structures and necessities being up to date I found also that there is a big demand for good farming ground The people In the Northwestern States have come to the conclusion that it is better to farm In the genial climate of the Old Dominion where there is always water and sunshine than to try to get along in the land of blizzards where one crop out of three Is lost Big Contract The big contract for the Washington viaduct through which all of the raH roads are to enter Washington was let yesterday in Baltimore The cost of the affair is to be 2000000 and the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio are to super vise the construction The engineers and contractors are McMullen Mc- Dermott and the Hoffman Engineering of Philadelphia These firms lave signed to have tho work completed a loss than two years The firms are to construct the ap- proaches on the east to the termi inls the freight yards roundhouses sad other structures are to be erected t y the Baltimore and Ohio The ap- proach of the terminals is to begin ai Uontello on the Washington branch of he Baltimore and Ohio Here tho tracks are to diverge furnishing the railroad with an outlet to the West The stone viaduct proper Is to be a tulle and a quarter long It is planned to have ten tracks on this structure Owing to the immensity of tho work to be done in creating tho new terminal it was found necessary to divide it into throe parts One feature will be the construction of the station itself This will be In charge of Architect of Chicago and will bo a beautiful mar ble building with ornate landscape ef ompany Durn ham other- new ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I A Forlnfasts and Chudren The Kind You Have Always Bought Be rs tho Signature of I I d- I CASTOR VIRGINIA RICHMOND Governor Montague was the star wit ness yesterday in the case against Si- mon Solomon sheriff of Henrico county whose removal for alleged neglect of duty Is sought by the Passenger and Power Company The testimony of Gov- ernor Montague was considered the strongest yet given against the sheriff and the counsel for Solomon waa un sparing in his efforts to shake the in the crossexamination- Dr Isabella P Voss who had prac ticed here for many years committed suicide last night to avoid being for conspiring to cause the death of an Infant She drank aconite and died in a short while THROUGHOUT THE STATE Ten attachments were sworn out in the corporation court at Newport News yesterday by members of the Virginia Pilots Association against barges and schooners which have come into this port since the constitutionality of the compulsory pilotage law was settled without taking a pilot on board There probably will be more than a hundred of these cases in the courts here Edward Henry of Summers who went to the Philippines in 1899 has just returned with a bride She is the daughter of a Sulu chief and her name before marriage was Noonia Loa Let which translated Into English means Miss Dew Upon tho Leaf The Norfolk and Western Railway Company has announced Its Intention to build 500 new coal cars in the Roanoke shops for fall delivery The cars will have a capacity of 100000 pounds and will have undcrframos of steel Ma- terial for the construction of these cars is now arriving The board of visitors of the Univer sity of Virginia met yesterday pursu ant to adjournment to elect a president- No action was taken because of failure of throe members to attend Elsey Everett died at her home near Castle Hill yesterday She was this daughter of Mr and Mrs Aylett Ever- ett and was fourteen years old PEOPLES PARTY UNITED DENVER July 29 Amalgtunatlon into one party was yesterday effected by the two factions of the Peoples par- ty In national conference over Headache and Catarrh Relieved In Minutes That dull wretched pain In head just over the In of the surest sigiu that the s U of ac been sown and its your varnintr to aiiiiiinlutcr the and surest treatment to prevent the jaunir dreaded Dr ARUCWB Cutarrhil Powdr will stop pain in ten minutes end cure Dr Aunowra Ointment soothe all skit diseases 35 cents 0 Sold by F K Richardson k Co Ta ave and 8d it uur gov- ernor elton I I Pain the Eyes to the ne all prose- cuted eyes eatarrii quickest ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ << Queen Alexandra With a Special Address LONDON July 29 King Edward and Queen Alexandra wore accorded a great reception on their arrival in London derry yesterday Large crowds from the surrounding dis- tricts assembled 10 greet tho first Eng- lish sovereign who had ever visited Lon donderry Their majesties were met at the railroad station by the mayor and corporation ihe usual number of ad dresses were presented replying to which the King expressed his pleasure at the references to the spirit of good feeling and harmony pervading all class- es In Ireland adding that if his visit helped to extend and consolidate this feeling he would be richly rewarded The King and Queen subsequently lunched at the Guildhall and attended a variety of functions Among the pleasant incidents was the presentation of a special address to the Queen from the women of Londonderry drawing attention to the fact that Lon donderry is an Important center of In- dustrial work for women and of the higher education of women The King replying in behalf of Queon KiNGEOWARO WELCO ED INN 0 fiR E LA N 0 Pre tntcd UiF ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Alexandra expressed the opinion that the higher educaton of women is one of the happiest features of our time ARRIVES WITH MANY NEW PLAYS NEW YORK July 20 After an ab- sence of six months in Europe Charles Frohman returned yesterday and an- nounced his plans for the coming theat- rical season His new plays by Ameri- can authors will include comedies by William Gillette Clyde Fitch and Au- gustus Thomas on which the writers are now at work Works of English origin which Mr Frohman will present here Include J M Barrlos The Admir able Crichton another new play by Mr Bernie The Man From Blanknoys with Charles Hawtroy new plays by Pi nero Jerome Raleigh Hope Chambers Jones Grundy Esmond Captain Mar- shall and others Stephen Phillips po- etic Ulysses will be produced In Sep tember HIS MASTERS LIFE MR FROHMAN HORSE HERO SAVES l I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Drives Away Bull About to Trample Owner JACKSON Tenn July story of a horse that Is a real hero comes from this county Bob Hunt a stock man owns a beautiful gray stallion and a fine Jersey bull The latter is a vicious animal and on more than one occasion has shown a pugnacious disposition Us- ually a pitchfork serves to frighten him off from about tho barn or pasture Last week Mr Hunt in company with- a small boy was crossing the pasture leading the stallion Suddenly the bull appeared upon the scene and showed evidence of wanting to fight Mr Hunt gave the halter rein to the boy and thought he would drive the Irate animal away The bull started to flee but changed his mind after running a short distance and discovering his pursuer did not have the dread pitchfork ho low ered his head and charged upon his master Mr Hunt attempted to run and fell The bull butted him as he passed and it looked for a moment as If Mr Hunt would be gored to death The boy drop ped tho rein of the stallion and started for help It was then that the noble animal proved himself faithful to his master and was a real hero Rearing on his bind feet with a snort of defiance he bore down upon the bull which in the meantime had returned a second time upon Mr Hunt and was about to trample him to death The horse bit a large piece of beef and hair out of the bulls back at the opportune moment and wheeling planted both rear heels in the ribs of his opponent almost send- ing him to tho earth and causing him to roar with pain The bull left his prostrate victim and fled In terror with the horse pursuing him taking chunks of hide and flesh every few steps until he had been chased to the bottom The horse then returned to his master 29A i I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BREWER WILL OFFER 40000 TO LORENZ ST LOUIS Mo July Carl Beach the nineteenyearold son of Adolph Busch the St Louis brewer Is now at Saranae Lake N Y waiting for mem- bers of the fatally to arrive authorize an operation by Dr Lorra for congenital hip dtatecatioa TM original plan was to take yetinj heeds to Vienna this sttiaraer but this long trip Is avoided owing to the fact that Dr Lorenz was forced te return to America to remove the plaster s from Lollta Armour It is that a tt00 fee will be paid to Dr Loreaz If he cures the Busch youth who has never been able to walk CASINO AT NEWPORT INVADED BY SHERIFF NEWPORT R I July 20 Once more the sheriff of the county made his ap poarano at the Casino yesterday seers lap and still another writ was served upon Edward Gray as a result of the collision in Bellevue Avenue on July 1 of Mr Grays automobile and a and buggy driven by Sarah Anthoay The complainant in the action bgMi yesterday is Adolph Hirahfeld ef New York who was driving with Misc An- thony at the time of the accident aad assorts that he was thrown oat of the vehicle and so severely injured that nothing less than 000 can reimy him EBELT NOW ADMITS STRANGLING HIS WIFE Busch and ear reported I i I hONe I I ¬ ¬ MOUNT VERNON July 29 Martin Ebelt or Schaeffer was held last night for the grand jury for the murder of his wife Augusta to which he coafo ed freely The case against the prisoner had been practically completed by the police before he made his confession The fact that he and hi wife gone to or close to the scene of the crime had been established and it had also been admitted by his brother and a boy named Sullivan that Ebelt had returned to them alone In a heated condition Ebelt was led yesterday to the morgue where lay the body of the murdered woman He gazed upon the body and identified it with the same indifferent air which had marked his whole bear ing since being taken into custody CAPTAIN PLAYTER RESIGNS Capt H J Playter who has served In the adjutant generals office for twentyone years has resigned his po- sition with the War Department and will leave Washington in a few days for his home in Iowa had I ¬ ¬ Endicott Allen Stays Awake Long Enough to Read LONG BRANCH N J July 29 After six weeks of almost continuous sleep C Endicott Allen formerly of Boston has Improved so rapidly during the past twentyfour hours that yesterday he was wheeled out into the sun parlor and read the newspapers for an hour before doz- ing The physicians at the hospital yestor day said that the tide had turned and that Allen will soon be sleeping nor mally The young man was awake the greater part of the day fed himself for the first time and talked rationally- He seems to be like Rip Van Winkle- in some respects Scones of early child- hood days are constantly before him and he talks to the nurses In attend- ance of what he did when a boy Allen is twentyeight years old and a bright young man He took a prepara tory course in Harvard College but never finished It is said that his strange affliction was brought about through overwork and worry His father It Is said lost a fortune in a short time and the young man was thrown on his own resources without warning The young mans sole ambition was the care of his mother who has beer visiting her son almost dally Only the night before last he was aroused and the first words that he ut tered were Mother where are you was six weeks ago last Sunday that Allen dozed off Into unconsciousness al though he had suffered periodically be fore this and would sleep for twenty four hours at a time Since being at the hospital the patient has been treated by electricity All kinds of cures have been advanced and none accepted CHAINS OF SLUMBER SLOWLY WEAKEN I N G off I T- It I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A COMMON Catarrh begins with a stubborn cold in the head inflammation or sore- ness of the membrane or lining of the nose discharge of mucus matter headaches neuralgia and difficult breathing and even in this early stage is almost intolerable But when the filthy secretions begin to drop back into the throat and stomach and the blood becomes polluted and the system contami- nated bv the catarrh J hd a Continual hoadacho my cheeks had grown nose was always stopped up my broath incessantly I heard of S S S and commenced to uso it and after taking several bottles I wns cured and realize what a dis hero never sInce had the slightest symptom of tho and disease Miss MARY L gusting Northwest Cor 7th and Poliz fits St Joseph Ho- ing disease Catarrh- is It affects the kidneys and stomach as well as other parts of the body It is a constitutional disease and as inhaling mixtures salves ointments etc are never more than palliative or helpful even in the beginning of Catarrh what can you expect from such treatment when it becomes chronic and the whole system affected Only such or remedy as S S S can reach this k deepseated disease and purge the blood of the catarrhal poison S S S purifies and builds up the diseased blood and the inflamed membranes- are healed and the excessive secretion of mucus ceases when new rich blood is coming to the diseased parts and a permanent cure is the result- S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and a reliable remedy for Catarrh in all stages Write if in need of medical advice this will cost you nothing THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COg A71AHTA G I PIII I I mICOMPLAINTOj- I 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