The Birmingham Age-Herald

THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD.

VOL. 28 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1902 NO. 335 ANOTHER WEEK METHODIST CONFERENCE TORNADO BLOTS YOUNG GIRL MURDERED IN CHURCH WILL COME TO END TODAY B Y REJECTED SUITOR WHO ESCAPES IN PHILIPPINES Has Been the Most Important Meeting Ever Held in South— OUT! LIKES The Much Discussed War Claim is Believed s WALLER VERDICT Fatal Shot Fired as Minister to Have Been Finally Disposed Of. Discussion in the Senate Will Sweeps Over Portion of S, C, Pronounced the Benediction the order which IS of DISAPPROVED ON TRIP 25.—'The thir- lishlng deaconesses EASTERN Tex., May and is Dum- was There was Congregation teenth quadrennial conference accomplished yesterday. spirited debate over the question and south, will Destruction Be of the M. E. Church, for a was but founded Prolonged, DALLAS, time the opposition strong, Causing come to a close with tomorrow’s session, when the final test came the minority Thinks -& Reviewing Authority Attend Services and go Horse- if the expectations of prominent church report, favoring the measure, was adopt- ed by an overwhelming men are fulfilled. There is no business majority. Acts were of Retaliation. back The election of bishops, which occur- Riding. of gTeat importance on the calendar and red last Thursday, was one over which Taking Advantage of Situation CANAL AND CUBA COME NEXT the minor measures to come up. it is there had been much speculation. While MEETING Of TWO STORMS thought, mill be disposed of in short or- Dr. lioss of Nashville wa* conceded one WERE NOT JUSTIFIABLE Man Backed Out of PARTY CAUGHT STORM der and the large portion of the session cl the places to be filled, his active par- Young BY in the war claim lost him con- devoted to the regular closing? exorcises. ticipation siderable strength, and on the day of his Church and to Fa- Month’* The of the next conference will Occupants of One Falling House Ran Escapes Beet Predict his friends were somewhat Sugar People pjace election, Mental Condition of Were be a selected for Considering the Thoroughly Drenched When decided by commission doubtful as to the result. Their fears to Another but that was Also Debate on Nicaraguan Canal ther’s Home that purpose. Birmingham, Louisville proved groundless, however, for Dr. Hoss Major Waller the Reviewer Says They Reached the White House. was a Reduced to Bill—Advocates of Measure and Nashville are the most prominent given good majority. Splinters—$50,- The election of Dr. A. Coke Smith of He Was Not Clearly Guilty of Leave for Niagara Falls and candidates. 000 Don’t Agree With Them. Virginia as the second bishop, was not Damage. The conference of the Methodist Murder. general accomplished until after four ballots had Woods in Other Places of Interest. Episcopal church which is about to close been cast, and Dr. Tlgert had thrown Posse Searching has been one of the most interesting his strength to the Virginian. It is ex- In- of Its kind over held In the Washington. May 25.—From present meetings pected that either Dr. Hoss or Dr. Smith 25.—The official findings Direction Around At- a. 25.—Six people were Manila. May Washington, May 25.—The members of devote another south. The “war claim” which has ag- will preside tomorrow. Union, C., May Every dications the Senate will of the court martial which tried Major itated the surface for odd killed and several Injured by a tornado the French mission, which came to Wash- to consid- thirty years, The unification of Japanese missions full week, if not a longer time, L. W. T. Waller and Lieut. John A. lanta for the Youthful Mur- it is thought, has been finally sent to was accomplished last week and many which over this section of the ington to attend the ceremonies incident bill. The swept eration of the Philippine predic- the rear. One of the most radical to of the marine corps, for execut- steps minor, but the church important ques- state at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Day, to the unveiling of the Rochambeau that a vote will not tion is freely made ever taken by the church was in estab- tions, disposed of. natives on the Island of Samar with- derer The dead: ing statue, finished their visit here today and be reached before the middle of the fol- out trial, have been made public. The Miss Sallie Hart, of Union. tonight left the city for Niagara Falls lowing week. There are still a number authority of the court has ex- Miss Annie Lawson, of Union. reviewing on their week's tour of the Fast, before of set promised on the bill, and of the court's speeches of Union. pressed its disapproval sailing for home. Mrs. Maxey Sims, Atlanta, Ga.. May 25.—Five or six hun- some other senators have not yet indicat- In both cases. SODFRIERE AGAIN GROWS MURDERER Vera Sims. findings Ambassador Cambon accompanied the not. Sen- dred men, divided into a half dozen ed whether they will speak or to the case of Major Waller, Miss Lawson, killed at Jonesville. Referring members of the mission to St. Patrick's in posses, are tonight searching the coun- ator Burrows will be heard tomorrow the reviewing authority says: One name unknown, at Pace- church at 10 o’clock In the The persons, try adjacent to this city for Millard Lee, morning. advocacy of the bill and among others “The of the natives in ques- BELCHING FLAMES HANGED TO BRIDGE let. sending visitors wore the full uniform of their the son of a well-to-do farmer, who to- who are expected to speak during the tion to their death more of un- Sims, broken fingers: partook rank. Cardinal Gibbons a short Injured: Maxey day shot and instantly killed Miss Lily preached week are Senators Patterson. Pettus, Bai- lawful retaliation than a justifiable act ; Lee Sims, badly cut on head, and in- sermon. He spoke briefly of the French Suttle, a young woman of 19. The trage- ley and Bacon in opposition to the bill PEOPLE RENT of war. In to the American mili- j CHATEAU BELAIR MOB ENTERED JAIL AND DESPITE VVm. Mabry, fractured Justice missionaries who had crossed the seas ternally injured. took at Mount i and Senator Spooner In Its support. service the of de- dy place Wesley chapel. shoulder and bruised. Mrs. Mabry, bruis- tary findings acquittal to America and the of the AIR WITH SHRIEKS AND TRY PLEADING OF PROMINENT MAN Gilead nine miles from At- preached gospel There will be an effort to securo two mand that shall not meet with un- camp grounds, j ed. Two children of Mrs. Mabry, slightly. they aboriginal Inhabitants, the torch lanto, Lee two bullets into Miss carrying or three days time for consideration of TO FLEE FROM THE TUMBLING SECURED PRISONER AND qualified firing The main storm came the north. approval. of faith In one hand and the torch of fronj Suttle as tho minister had finished amendments, allowing speeches not ex- “The marines in Samar underwent just It seems there was also one from the civilization In the other. CITY. MARCHED HIM TO HIS DOOM. the benediction and before of the ten or fifteen minutes on each before their rescue and any ceeding southwest and that both met in this great suffering Of Rochambeau Cardinal had started to leave the Gibbons said of them. their officers, from their sick beds vole- worshippers vicinity. The elements played havoc, five j in part: church. Lee, who Is about 20 yearB of It Is not expected that there will be ed the revengeful anger of the men who of St. Vincent, Sat- the deaths, several injured and considerable j Wltnout detracting from the merits of Kingstown. Island Paris. Mo., May 25.—Abe Withrup, age, came Into the church during the any session of the Senate on Friday as loss of resulting. The storm telephoned to Major Waller advising on the who property j his brothers In arms. I can afflm that urday, May 24.—Another eruption white murderer of William Grow, a seat two from that Is memorial day and a holiday. from the north was preceded by a heavy that the stevedores be killed. Major Wal- services and took pews caused a was killed last month was taken from j Rochambeau was the flower of the French night of Sunday May 18, great- rain what to be a dark mass the door and almost behind Miss The continued deferment of the time for appeared ler received this message while he was directly er fall of ashes and stones and more the at 2 this morning, allied army. Mature in Paris jail o’clock about one hundred yards wide. Suttle. Just as the services were over years, experi- taking a vote on the Philippine measure sick, prostrate from a fever, suffering the north enced In a veteran consternation at Chateau Belalr, Island marched to the bridge on edge and the had risen to its military campaigns, has caused considerable abatement in Traveled With Great Speed acute pain of body due to exposure and congregation of town and a mob of more of the seven years' war, of St. Vincent, than resulted from the hanged by and Lee leaned forward and fired at calm, deliberate, the preparation of the discussion of the It traveled with great speed peo- his exertions in behalf of his men and feet, a who rode self-poised, he was a ban eruption of May 7. than hundred men, quietly barely had time to get in doors be- Miss The first ball entered her according to Nicaragua canal bill and the Cuban re- ple mental anguish concerning their fate Suttle. after the of a cloud into town at midnight. fore the storm was upon the town. One Washington's own heart, the general on which will be taken Shortly appearance which hnd been m back, but the young lady’s corset stays ciprocity bill, up Main long doubt. Major the The mob went at once to the Jail but wing of the storm passed along whose counsel and prudence he could May 18 which was beleched from Waller was at the time In its course and no vital part was rely next In session or Jointly. The beet sugar street and blew in several5 store fronts \ telephonic changed were held back for more than an hour more than that of other mountain, darkness enveloped communication with General Smith who a shot any commander.” a month’s debate on the Egyptian much damage to stocks. | reached. An instant later second people predict by Sheriff Jamed W. Clark and Deputies doing the of Chateau Belalr. The inhab- commanded the American forces in Sa- Aid of bill but this is not village who Knitting Mill Hill, south of the town, | rang out In the little edifice and this French Nicaragua prediction Mai tin Clark and Polk Masterson mar. hut he chose not to Navy and of deliberately itants rent the air with shrieks entrance to the caught the full force the. tornado, | time Miss Suttle, with a groan, fell to the The cardinal then referred to thfc Invalu- in accord with the views of the advocates stood before the jail consult General Smith regarding his con- the banks of the road revolvers and which blew down the school house and j able akl the of the Nicaragua bill, or its opponents groped against stockade with drawn templated action and rather than forego floor between the seats. The bullet had given by French navy when efforts to threatened to shoot the first man who two residences there, converting them | leading to Cumberland in their the execution of his unrestrained will, entered her above the corset and the American and French armies had In the isthmian canal committee. Into wood. The occu- hack to force an entrance. The mob literally kindling flee from the threatened danger. Many attempted he assumed the power of laws of war Cornwallis surrounded at ran from one of the houses before strikingthe shoulder blade, ranged down- Yorktown and Both Elements Claim remained in front of the jail for nearly pSnts and the customs of Majority had limbs broken. The darkness the service conferred to the of persons officers and it went to pieces and took refuge in an- ward, entering the heart. gallantry Rochambeau in re- Both these elements are now claiming two hours parleying with the upon commanding officers only in time of lasted one hour, but the exodus from re- other but this house also wns fusing to take the of finally marched away. The officers nearby, war. The church-goers were astonished and post honor offered a majority and are saying that the sooner Misses Chateau Belair continued all De- on but believed that the crushed to splinters. In this house him In night. mained guard heed to the mental attitude of for a minute or two no one moved. Tak- by Washington. conclusion, he the vote is reached the better will “Giving th£y the mob had disbanded. About 2 o’clock Sallle Hart and Annie Lawson were in- said: « tonations and smoke and lava from Major Waller, as much of the findings of of this Lee hacked out of be satisfied. and the stantly killed, Mrs. Maxey Sims died in ing advantage 19 several men approached engaged the court are to the effect that the volcano continued the next day. May Major door and started for the woods on May friendship existing between The beet sugar men. however, are count- and his conversation. an hour, and her little daughter, Vera, [ the j and still tried to leave Chateau sheriff deputies In Waller Is not of murder are France and America—a the people guilty ap- j a man named friendship coeval confident lv on the co-operation of before the officers could died about 9 o'clock. Maxes* Kims •■•scaped foot. On the way he met ing Belair for Kingstown and other towns. A Then suddenly, proved. But the reviewing authority is with our history as a nation—a friendship the side which finds itself in the minority defend themselves, were seized, dis- with broken fingers. Lee Sims received Childress, to whom he confessed the mur- to heavy rainfall occurred at Chateau Be- they at a loss to understand why the court did which we owe our very existence as an In the matter of postponing the vote on carried The mob then several cuts on the head from falling lair the nineteenth, the first in two armed and away. not find against Major Waller in the der and asked him (Childress) to take independent, sovereign power—may this the canal bill. The beet sugar advocates surrounded the timbers and was Internally injured. months, and the streets, huts and shops quickly reappeared, Jail minor offenses. With the exception noted, the revolver and kill him. Childress paid historic friendship be perpetuated—may think there will be no Cuban legislation and with hammers batter- J Wfre flooded. again sledge Stove Fell on Him the acquittal as it appears in the record no attention to the young man and passed ! it be strengthened and consolidated by if the of that can be This was the taking up question ed down the big iron doors. of the is on. Lee went next to his father’s house the iron bonds of commerce and As the volcanic eruptions diminished Mr. sustained a fractured should- proceedings disapproved." by the until after the of all few' minutes. Mabry postponed passage after the nineteenth instant the Inhabi- work of but a Referring to Lieutenant Day, the re- where he again told the story of the golden links of brotherly love. May the bills. The er and his leg was badly burned by a the appropriation appropria- Belair but James S. Whitecotton, state represen- and securing $100 from his pa- two great republics of the world tants returned' to Chateau stove on him. He was also Inter- viewing authority says: tragedy, go hand tion bill should be before the first rushed into the as soon as falling passed are still tative, jail “The accused knew for three weeks rents, started awaj'. As soon as the wor- and hand in the march of ahd they apprehensive. Kingstown His case may fatal. liberty pro- of in order to money for the the doors made a nally Injured. prove July supply Is for rain. The heat and gave way and stirring Waller had a test of his at the chapel realized what had gress and civilization. And may the mon- longing dryness Mrs. Lee Sims received a bad, but not Major undergone shippers of the after that to the mob to and allow 1 support government There is no appeal desist mental and such as rushed out In an endeavor ument erected to Rochambeau in the here are unprecedented. hope fatal cut on the head. Mrs. and physical endurance, happened, they date. the law to take its course. The leaders Mabry for the resuscitation of the Carib tew men are called to suffer. to the murderer, but he was no capital of the nation, ever remind the country her two other^chlldren escaped with slight upon capture count confidently on the early ad- wavered for a moment and became quiet were They for years to come. The canal that sup- “While fully conceding the grave re- where to be seen. Several posses American citizen who will contemplate it, of after the and would have the Injuries. journment Congress appro- water to that for manufact- probably spared pris- assumed a subordinate soon and a call sent In for of the everlasting debt of gratitude wfhich plied Country It took some time to the victims sponsibilities by organized are out of the and oner's but for the cries for get priation bills way they life vengeance officer in an order bloodhounds. Dr. John Suttle, father of the United States owes to France.” uring or domestic purposes has dried up from the debris. In town willfully disobeying after that time there is an set In the rear. Mr. White- Every physican hope that if. and the district is desolated. The up by those of hie officer, still, the the murdered heads one of the posses During the afternoon several of the par- govern- wras called and were assisted the cit- commanding girl, effort to the Cuban bill, it will be cotton was aside and in a few by pass ment Is for the of an swept reasons with which Lieutenant while his son directs another. ty, including the Count and Countess de treating purchase izens In the sufferers as much weighty incumbent upon the friends of the bill minutes a rope was secured. The negro relieving beautiful estate upon which to settle the refugees Day was acquainted so tainted Major Miss Suttle was a strikingly Rochambeau and TJ^ie Count de Lafayette, to a quorum In the Senate. made no resistance and confessed his as possible. maintain and are in Waller’s orders that Lieutenant woman and had recently gradu- visited the Arlington cemetery and Fort carpenters engaged erecting that the families had was Day young There is still a considerable Republican The father and brother of the vic- Everything huts on safe locations to relieve the con- guilt. should have been to dis- ated with honors from ft college. It Meyer. in a prompted positive high in the Senate to tariff tim were in the mob and assisted in destroyed. Jonesville reports tele- element opposed In obedience. An officer must he conscient- is said that she refused Lee’s attentions Went gestion Kingstown. Miss the was Horse-back and it is asserted the beet the man to the a quar- gram to Lawson, lady who Riding reduction by Tir thdt issued from the crater escorting bridge, ious of the unquestioned legali- because she considered herself above him cloud killed, that the storm was fearful at regardful An unexpected feature of the afternoon men that the forty-five Republi- ter of a mile away. At the bridge the sugar was visible to the inhab- ty of his agency In taking the lives of his socially. Sunday night the brother of that place and that one of her family had which pleased the visitors very much was cans necessary to pass the bill have not man’s feet were tied by and itants of the neighboring island of St. fellow men. Above beyond all per- an Invitation from President been secured. It is declared, how- the victim while the senior Grow ad- been killed there. Miss Lawson was dead Roosevelt yet Lucia and inspired them with awe. Vivid sonal considerations officers must guard BUYS SIX WHEAT ELEVATORS to him and several unanimous vote the about his neck and when the telegram arrived. accompany others on ever, that the practically justed rope push- the name and honor of the Had flashes of lightning were seen on the country. a horseback ride. The entire as- for a rebate measure. hlm off the structure. neck The property damage here will aggre- party could be secured Withrup’s been actuated such con- morning of the nineteenth and these were the officer by Purchase Price is Said to Have Been sembled In front of the white house was broken by the fall. His death was gate $50,000, divided among a number of about The accompanied by slight volcanic rumblings. siderations he would have prevented ofte 4 the House almost instantaneous. The work done, stores and cotton mills. $750,000. o’clock, visitors in their uniforms, ne numoer or new' craters in me new of the most regrettable incidents in the Washington, May 25.—Under the special the mob left the body hanging and dis- Later: Paeolet reports one killed and making a very pretty picture in the bright disturbed district cannot be ascertained, I annals of the military service in the Vroo- afternoon ndoption last week the bill to regulate and quietly. several Injured. Kansas City. Mo., May 25.—Walter sunlight. The President guid- persed quickly United States." will have the right of way as ascent of the mountain Is Impossible, ed the party through the northern section Immigration Coroner Johnson cut the body down man of the Western co-operative move- all measures but there are apparently four active of the city until they reached the over except appropriation this morning. REST OF TROOPS ARRIVE for the Zoolog- craters there. sounds are ment has closed contracts pur- bills, revenue bills and conference reports. Rumbling made a full confession. He ical park. While In the park a storm Withrup wheat eleva- on this bill will be re- heard and vapor is stfll issuing from dif- chase of six of the largest to and the came Debate probaly said the killing took place four weeks Seventh Cavalry Has Gone into Per- began gather party home ferent of the mountain and the BOND wheat belt and two of at a canter. The on Tuesday. Monday being set portions FAMOUS CASE tors In the Kansas lively rain overtook sumed ago and was the result of a quarrel over manent at for the consideration of measures lava is flowing. Mount Ehem shows no Camp Chickamauga. The them, however, and before their aside a piece of land the two men were farm- the largest flouring mills. price reaching coming from the committee on the Dis- distinct signs of activity. The United sleeping places the e'lVre party was ing together. Withrup attacked Grow' Chattanooga. May 25.—The remainder paid is said to have been $750,000, and trict of Columbia. *but should it appear States steamer Dixie arrived here yester- drenched. Those on horseback were Pres- one night a3 he lay abc*d, splitting his of of the TO BE Mr. Vrooman, who has left for New the Seventh ar- COMPROMISED that the immigration bill can be disposed day with 900,000 rations and clothing, med- troops Cavalry ident Roosevelt, his son. Theodore, and head open with a hatchet. He then the financial end of the of on Monday. Chairman Babcock of the icines and supplies. rived at Chickamauga Park this morn- York to complete daughter, Alice, Secretary Root and Sen- hauled the to Salt River and of Columbia The of the cable between body says the present purchase is but ator and District committee, may interruption ing, having come from Havana by way plan, Lodge the following members dumped it In. Withrup was 55 years of center yield Monday to the immigration bill, here and the island of St. Lucia has caus- QUESTION HAS BEEN ARGUED the beginning of a movement to of the Rochambeau mission: General and Grow only 21. of Newport News. About four hundred taking the day following for District of ed delay in the transmission of messages. age the farmers of Kansas in a co-operative Brugere, Vice Admiral Fourniers, General were In the last matters. troops arrivals, Including FOR 34 YEARS AND JUDGES branch of the Vrooman Co-operative Chalendar and Columbia St. Pierre Covered With Lava Capfaln Lnsson. After the bill Is acted QUIET IN MINE REGION the regimental band. They remained at Company. The concern will be known The left immigration upon HAVE ALL SERVED JAIL SEN- party Washington at 7:30 London, May 26.—The Morning Post as and Flour Western Co- the committee on rules will report a Havana to participate In the inauguration the Wheat o’clock tonight for Niagara Falls via the this morning publishes a dispatch from Per Cent The farmers are to special order for the consideration of Over Ninety of Men Will of President Palma. TENCES FOR CONTEMPT. operative Company. Pennsylvania railroad. Those going in- Hie Island of St. Lucia dated May 24 he taken into the scheme the the anti-anarchy bill, or as. it Is known, Quit Work June 2. The regiment has moved Into permanent upon pay- chided all the members of the mission. which says that St. Pierre is now' com- of each for which are to “n bill for the protection of the President camp at Chickamauga Park which has ment $100 they Ambassador and Mme. Cam bon and the pletely covered with lava and that it will receive the marked value of their wheat of the United States and to prevent crime Wllkesbarre, Pa., May 25.—This was been completed and named Camp Thomas. members of the staff of the French em- be to the This will be dangerous approach place until The Third of Is Kansas Mo.. 25.—The famous Bold to the company and In addition will against government.” fol- thct quietest Sabbath In the Wyoming Battery Artillery also in City, May bassy and the President's commission. the covering hardens. Ash showers and i of the derived, the lowed by the subsidiary coinage bill. It camp at the same place. St. Clair bond case, for which receive one-half profit detonations since the strike began. County the leaders of continue, says the dispatch. region health of the other half to co-operative stores 4 Is anticipated by the House The commands Is good. have served going LOUBET IN Fort de France, according to the Post’s The circular which President Mitchell several county Judges jail DENMARK. that these measures will occupy the en- The Seventh Cavalry Is being recruited through which the wheat and flour will Is the sentences because of their refusal to In which event correspondent. safe, but people sent out the Polish, Slavish and here to fill the of a be handled. tire week. the Pacific warning places number whose Thunderous Salute From are apprehensive lest the lightning flashes order a of worth of bonds “Is Port Greet- cable bill will not be reached until the Lithuanian miners to remain away from term of enlistment expires soon. payment $200,000 “The plan," said Mr. Vrooman, to shall Are tons of week in June. It in turn the hundred explosives to build a railroad across eliminate wheat and the mid- ed the French President. first will be the bituminous region of Virginia and issued in 1868 speculators the stored in the forts. The Inhabitants to head off followed by Irrigation bill. that is to be dlemen. It Is the only way are West Virginia, where strikes are now in county, compromised. fleeing. Two hundred of them arrived INDEX TO TODAyTpaPER the talked of flour trust that Is forming Copenhagen. May 26.—President Loubet here are Representatives of the bondholders, American Escort Ready yesterday and 1700 in the Island progress, was read in many of the in New York." who paid a visit to the Czar of Russia left of Guadeloupe. Most of them are desti- who now have a claim against the coun- churches where the foreign miners attend It is intended to ship to Great Britain Cronstadt May 23 for France on the Annapolis, Mil., May 25.—The American tute. services. The Weather. ty for $1,500,000, including principal and to be sold among the co-operative mem- the French French cruiser Montcalm landed here *»cnrt to battleship Gaulols, 34 will meet the bers the not dis- of the Washington, May 25.—Alabama: Gen- interest for years, pres- there, surplus product In the Roads DAY Secretary Mulcahy stationary today after a favorable and rapid voyage Which nrrived Annapolis OF FUNERALS fair and at tomorrow and con- posed of in Kansas and Missouri. / firomen’s union, reported today that the erally Monday Tuesday; light ent Judges Osceola Wednesday, weighed anchor early _ through the Baltic. As the Montcalm last poll of the men employed at the various to fresh winds; mostly south. sider a proposition from the bondhold- In One Instance there drew' too much water to allow her to morning and proceeded down the bay were Fourteen GROWTH OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. this collieries has Just been completed and One. ers, which, it is stated, will prove ac- Coffins In the Page approach Copenhagen. President Loubet the Virginia capes, where they will Procession. that over ninety per cent of the men will and tax to week on ceptable to the county officials Senate will spend another Carol Norton Asserts that 2,000,000 w'&s transferred to the arrival of the visiting man-of- quit work on June 2 unless an eight-hour the torpedo boat de- await Vancouver, B. bill. payers. Judge Thomas Nevitt who has C., May 26.—A special is them. Another officer of Philippine Cases Have Been Cured. Cassini, which war. Admiral Hlgglnson's squadron, the day granted at for a for stroyer accompanied the from Fernle, B. Disastrous tornado strikes Union, S. C. been In jail Maryville year and Alabama, will C.. aays: the union admits that the percentage of Montcalm. The Olympia. Kearsarge six persons. contempt in refusing to order payment Cassini was the recipient "This was a Killing Washington, May 26.—Mr. Carol Nor- the Gautois to New York and Bos- day of funerals and in engineers who will quit work will not be be taken to the escort Young man murders girl in church of the bonds, will con-' of thunderous salutes from the forts upon as so. In a lecture delivered before a and remain In attendance upon the one Instance there were fourteen large Iwt very nearly a marshal. ton, large ton coffins near Atlanta and escapes. ference by United States her arrival in the roadstead here. until the Rochambeau The strikers here are inclined to look audience in the Columbia theatre visiting battleship in the procession. All told there were Methodist (Min fere nee closes today. Judge Nexitt has wearied of Jail life and today Its for with favor on the action of the mine Kink Christian, the Danish crown prince mission takes departure home. Mission starts on trip in the Is willing to give in. asserted that two million cases of dis- thirty funerals during the day of vic- French apparently and other members of the workers conference at Huntington, W. another of the three royal family, east. S. D. Peden, Judges eases have been healed in Christian sci- tims of the mine disaster of last Thurs- Va,. in a strike of the miners in embarked on a launch and were taken the ordering Waller verdict is a sentence In the Warren- Completing Argument courtmartlal disapprov- serving the of Its to day. At the mine the active work of re- Virginia and West Virginia. They think ence during thirty-five years the Cassini where the king was greet- de Chill, 25.—The Chilian ed. burg jail. Deputies have been unable to Santiago May It will hasten the crisis In the anthracite and that in that time about seven ed by the President of France. covering the bodies has been for the time Two. capture Judge Walker, the last of the history King of foreign affairs. Senor Vergara, Page hundred Christian churches have Christian wore the uniform of the com- minister being suspended and all energy Is ex- region. trio who has lived in the brush since he. science Review commerce with the French minister to Chill. Jos A big union meeting of railroad men will of been established and are now mander-in-chief of the Danish and the Argentine pended along the line of making the mine was elected. flourishing. army. June when Republic. The and the Terry, are completing the details safe for the rescuers. be held in this city 2, the ques- He declared that it should be made King president then came Antonio in need of more tion of railroad crews handling non-union England's navy pow- criminal to the details of crime ashore in the royal launch and was driven the which limits Chilian The roof In some places has been shat- WAS A GREAT DIPLOMAT publish of agreement and bituminous coal, will be set- erful guns. amid cheers of the to armaments and which tered to such an extent that It would finally or of contagious diseases because of the people the Amien- and Argentine pro- Civic llederatton may again try to set- be short of foolhardiness for tled. effect of such publication on health and burg castle, where luncheon was served vides for the general arbitration of dis- nothing tle strike. London Vie With Each Other Papers to the royal and the French visi- between the two countries. flte rescuers to remain longer In the mine morals. family putes Owing Three. In tors. without necessary for FRIENDS RELEASE PRISONER Page Praising Pauncefote. Complimentary toasts were ex- to this favorable situation, securities and taking precautions Trades Council decides to carnival changed between the and the very firm. Gold Is their own safety. It is possible for the give Trial of Naval Officers king presi- bonds arc falling. London. May 26.—The deep dent. rescuers to see a number of the victims* He was Convicted of Murder and Sen- week of September 21-26. importance Later King Christian and M. Lou- Napes. May 26.—The court of Inquiry some Grand Army veterans attend services attached here to the of the bet together drove abo.ut and Chinese Rebellion Quelled bodies, but It will be days In cases tenced for Life. friendship Copenhagen at Cumberland church. being held on board of the United States then returned to the before the rescue party can work around Presbyterian United States could not be better ex- harbor. The visitors Pekin, May 25.—The rebellion In Chill Commencement sermon of the Birming- cruiser Chicago, to investigate the arrests accompanied by the and the Danish to them. Atlanta. May 25.—A Constitution special emplified than by the unusually sincere king has been practically subdued but Nine bodies were taken from ham Seminary. of certain officers of that cruiser at princess were then conveyed to the Cas- province additional from Jackson, Miss., says: in the London Thousands take cars In search of Fresh expressions published sini where the farew'ells of the province are com- the mine tod t9 In all that have will continue its ses- were said. Amid the Inhabitants #y, making Oliver Lamar, recently convicted of Venice, April 25. air. press, of regret at the death of Lord salutes and cheers from the the loudly of the forces tinder Yuan been recovered. sions. but by order of the United States people plaining murder and sentencod to life Imprison- Rev. Dr. Kerr de- the British Cassini The Boyce Tupper Pauncefote, ambassador at the strivtest left here at 4:30 o’clock. Kal. the governor of Chill, and al- government secrecy regard- Shai ment, was released from Jail at Menden livers commencement sermon of How- and the of In Jenkins Failed \yashington, high eulogiunis ing the proceedings of the court is main- lege that his soldiers. Inflicting punish- ard College. Hall early this morning by a mob of his his career in the United States. The tained. Will Extend Line. ments, do not distinguish .between the New Orleans. May 25.—Tom Jenkins pa- innocent. friends. Sheriff Magee sent out several Four. vie with each other in trib- Guthrie, O. T., May 26.—The guilty and the tried to throw Prof. Otto Schoenfeld Page pers paying Atchison, in to to the Inestimable value of Lord are Quieter posses pursuit, but Lamar has not Contest among Alabama boys get ute People Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, it is an- three times In an hour and a half, eateh- been The bars Pauncetote’s work to the in the New Train on Southern yet apprehended- were to Annapolis. *#ipire Point-a-Pltre, Guadeloupe, May 25.—The nounced, will extend its line from Errln as-catch-can. and failed. Schoenfcld's ex- off the from Editorial comment. difficult position, which, as the pried Jail the outside. It is Daily to Atlanta, May 26.—Effective today, the Bteamer Llfjeld, belonging the Guade- Springs to Lawton. Oklahoma and on perience gained In his previous success- not thought that more than six men Gossip heard in local hotels. Chronicle reminds its readers, is now the on a new steamboat arrived here southwest Bouthern railroad put train in were in the most exacting in the diplomatic service loupe company, Into Texas, thus entering the ful defense stood him In good stead and gang. Page Five. Its Chattanooga service, to leave that after Jenkins gained two falls he had Lainar was convicted of the assassina- and quite different from the time wh*n this morning from Martinique and re- territory hitherto belonging to the Chi- and a Saturday's local foreign market Lord Stratford de Rodcllff described the the conditions on thaf Island to be Rock Island & Pacific city for Atlanta at 3 p. m. The Atlanta- but ten minutes left for the third. tion of William Sanders, liveryman. ports cago, and the reports. legation as at Fort de ’Frisco Eirminghum service was also added to Schoenfeld kept out of grips cloverly Two men supposed to have assisted in Washington very pleasant unchanged. People France System. Connection will be made were Six. socially, but not were somewhat quieter when the with the senate In western by a new train leaving Atlanta at 6:15 during that time and fulfilled his con- the escape arrested at Menden Hall Page requiring any great Llfjeld Texas to- Baseball and news. talents politically,” left there. ward El Paso. p. m. tract with ea3C. tonight. general sporting