tically the entire diplomatic corps was in uniform, including Count Tornielle, the Italian ambassador, with the full staff 0BIEN1AOTAR - DON'T GARRY DESPERADO BAND BEQUIEM MASS of the Italian embassy. The absence of "UNFAYOBABLE" Premier Combes occasioned comment, for, I II m as president of the council, he holds the portfolio of the minister of public wor­ INSPBING WHEAT IS FAR AWAY TOO MUCH SAIL FOB LEO'S REPOSE ship, who controls the church administra­ MAY BE WIPED OUT tion. The cathedral was elaborately J** draped with crepe bordered with ermine. Late Sown Wheat Is Poor and Rust Text of an Alleged Russo-Japanese Warnings of Some of the Veteran It Is Held Under the Auspices of The services lasted three hours. The threatened disorderly demonstra­ Is prevalent in Southern .. Agreement Is Made Financiers of "The the Sacred College This tions outside the cathedral did not occur. A. larg-e force of military and police re- Minnesota. Public. Street." Thirteen Nervy California Convicts Made a Suc­ , Morning. Serves were held in readiness to suppress in - any disturbance. One man was arrested for shouting "Down with the priests!" and cessful Break for Liberty Fr$m the State's others were taken into custody in con­ South Dakota Suffers From the Same Viscount Hayashi, in London, Says, Altho the General Opinion Is That Cardinal Di Pietro Talked Of as the nection with incipient efforts to start Prison at Folsom Yesterday. demonstrations when the officials left the Trouble—Better in North. That All Alarmist Reports tke Worst Is Now Compromise Candidate church. ; s As one of the men arrested passed the ; i \ Dakota. Are Baseless. I Over. i • ' for Pope, i , church doors, he shouted, "Death to the pope!" A crowd of counter manifestants The Militia and Various Posses Are on Their Trail and They Are Likely followed, the police shouting their inten­ New Tork, July 28.—While still averse — ' Cardinal Gihbons States That More tion to throw the would-be disturber of The Conditions in Nebraska-Are Not New York Sun Special Serrioe. to Be Captured or Wiped Out—The Convicts Forcibly Carried Off the peace into the river, but he was safely Berlin, July 28.—What purports to be the to' placing their opinions on record the American Cardinals Are lodged in jail. The exit of General Andre Good—Corn in Need of text of the Russo-Japanese agreement, conservative banking interests practically Seven of Eight of the Prison Officers With Them and Some Feara and his staff brought out hisses and re­ f which is alleged to have been signed on agree that events of the past fortnight 1 Needed. sulted in the arrest of the most promi­ Rain. the occasion of the visit, to Tokio of Gen­ have done much to clear the atmosphere. Are Felt for Their Safety. ' nent of those who thus expressed their eral Kouropatkin, Russian minister of war. A few express further apprehension and last month, is piibiishea. here. The pre­ there are Intimations in other quarters of disapproval of the war minister. amble declares [that the parties are ac­ a mony stringency when crop moving Washington, July 28.—The weather tuated by a desire to avoid a conflict be­ Rome, July 28.—To-day's meeting of the More American CardlnaSu time comes. Jacob H. Schiff. of Kuhn, San Francisco, July 28.—The posses congregation of cardinals was short. After bureau's weekly summary of crop condi­ tween their political and commercial inter­ Loeb & Co. said: tentiary made a successful break for lib-> London, July 28.—The Rome correspond­ tions is as follows: ests in Manchuria and Korea, to observe and militia are closing in on the band of erty at the breakfast hour yesterday. an exchange of view's on current affairs, ent of the Telegraph ascribes to Cardinal "I think matters are gradually read­ escaped desperadoes and it is likely that Mgp Merry Del Val, secretary of the con- The temperature during the week end­ cordial relations to the future, and also to After a fierce fight in the captain's of­ Gibbons an expression of his belief. that ing- July 27 in the districts east of the promote their own interests without preju­ justing themselves. In fact, so confident within a few hours they will be sur­ fice, during which a turnkey was fatally sistorial congregation, gave each cardinal the English-speaking part of the American Rocky mountains has been favorable, ex­ dicing those Of other nations. The agree­ am I that all serious danger is at an end rounded. The capture or destruction of stabbed, a guard was killed and another' a. diagram showing where his apartments continent wMl be represented in future cept in New England, -where it has oeen ment stipulates that Russia will effect that I have arranged to leave town to­ the band Is only a matter of a very short officer was wounded, the convicts seized. in the Vatican will be located during the conclaves by a number of cardinals cor­ too cool,, but the need of rain is being with all possible speed- the second phase night for a stay of thirty days. That, I time as the authorities now have them a quantity of arms and ammunition, and, conclave. responding to its importance in the Cath­ quite generally felt in the central valleys of her evacuation .of--Manchuria, but that think, best proves my faith in the sit­ well in hand. using the warden and other officers for a olic world. The new pope, according to and southern states. Destructive local she will be allowed to maintain a policy uation." shield from their pursuers, they made Rome. July 28.—The first of the three Cardinal Gibbons, will have to devote his of force to protect the Chinese Eastern great requiem masses under the auspices storms occurred in Minnesota, Missouri A. Barton Hepburn, former controller San Francisco, July 28.—At latest ac­ good their escape. It is believed that they: attention to the problem of the working counts the troops and posses organized are making for the Bald mountain. State of the sacred college for the repose of the classes, endeavoring to reduce their hours ——«—————I IMAustria, Spain, Belgium, come, when it was necessary to take some the prisoners wore the stripes. The lat­ Vict Gordon left the gang at Mormon isl* Portugal, Brazil, Chili, Colombia. Guate­ action. ter appeared to be having a hard time of and. He Is wel larmed. mala and Bavaria formed a vivid con­ it, as they were heavily laden with bun­ The convicts are somehwat short of am-i trast with the simple evening dress of the dles and ammunition. munition and are without supplies, having! Roman princes and crepe veils and black The latest information is to' the effect lost them in the fight at Pilot hill. All KING AT LONDONDERRY that another encounter has taken place had lunches in their pockets, but when the, dresses of the princesses, who sat directly across the aisle. In addition two galleries between the fleeing convicts and their shooting began they threw them into al, had been orected. In the gallery on the pursuers resulting in the death of John box in the wagon and a few minutes lateu left were about a hundred ladies all in Large Crowds See the First Sover­ Allison, a convict, and of another whose efid. Nearly all have a little money. deep black. On the right gallery were spe­ name is yet unknown. The free men had a most remarkabla cial missions among them being Sir Thom­ eign Who Has Ever Visited escape. Three have bullet scratches and as Esmonde and Captain Donelan, repre­ STORY OF THE ESCAPE abrasions. Seavey was burned on tha senting the Irish party in parliament. Be­ the Place. cheek by a bullet, Schlottmann waa neath the galleries the priests and lay­ Thirteen California Convicts Make a Break grazed on the back of the neck. The con-« for Liberty. victs debated as to whether to kill their men who had been fortunate enough to hostages in the hunt. P. J. Cochran, a secure tickets but who were not distin­ Londonderry, Ireland, July 28.—King Folsom, Cal., July 28.—Thirteen desper­ turnkey, stabbed in yesterday's fight, is; guished enough for special places, were Edward and Queen Alexandra were ac­ ate prisoners confined In the Folsom peni­ stfll very low. • •" packed in dim seclusion. Swiss and noble corded a great reception on their arrival guards, chamberlains and other Vatican here to-day. Large crowds from the sur­ MgltMtTTtTTTT "— T—'" " "—————————^' officials lined the aisle. Michael Angelo's rounding districts assembled to greet For some reason or other the public re­ frescos on celling and walls seemed mere­ the first English sovereign who had ever ly faint reflections of the brilliant maze fuses to buy. It lias been out of the mar­ of color that stretched below from door to visited Londonderry. ket for two or three months and its reap­ 18 MY £1907 -; altar. The Abbe Perosi, Italy's famous Their majesties were met at the rail­ pearance in Wall street would be a wel­ oratorio composer, waved his baton and road station by the mayor and corpora­ come sight in that gloomy financial dis­ the silence was broken with the notes of tion. The usual number of addresses trict." the "Dies Irae." were presented, replying to which the "Do you think that general prosperity is TO REMOVE LOGS king expressed his pleasure at the refer­ likely to be affected by the serious decline Those who know the Vatican well say ences to the spirit of good feeling and in stocks?" was asked. the matchless sistine choir never sang as harmony.-•pervading' all classes in. Ireland.. "1 don't see -why it should be," Mr. Suggested Change of Date in the* it did then. Thru the historic chapel the ffdding that if his visit helped to extend Keen© replied. "Business is good, crops voices of boys and men rose and fell and consolidate this feeling he would be are excellent, and gross earnings of rail- Leech Lake Reservation swelled triumphantly as if with song of richly rewarded. oads are larger than they were last year. paradise, the voices dying away almost to I have no doubt their net earnings will be a whisper at the mention of death. Then Their majesties subsequently lunched at Cuttings. . ; the Guild hall and attended a variety of correspondingly large. Despite all the un­ the cardinals sat spellbound at the rendi­ toward circumstances, one must never lose tion of the Gregorian chant. Not a note functions. Among the pleasant incidents sight of the fact that securities are very of instrumental music was heard thruout was the presentation of a special address From The Journal Bureau, Boom 45, Post Build* to the queen from the women of London­ cheap and buyers will surely be attracted th© Ttiagg to them, as they always have in previous ing, "Washington. At the altar Serafino Cardinal Vannutelli derry, bringing attention to the fact that Wall street conditions." Washington, July 28. — Congressman Londonderry is an important center of Buckman left for home to-day after learn­ was assisted by Cardinals Agliardi, Vin- industrial work for women and higher John G. Carlisle, former secretary of the cesso, Vannutelli, Satolli and Richard, treasury, said: ing that Land Commissioner Richards had education of women. The king, replying again postponed his return for another wearing white mitres and glistening vest­ in behalf of Queen Alexandra, expressed "It does not seem to me that there is ments. Satolli, always erect and swarthy, NEVEE TOUCHED HIM good reason for expecting a halt in the week. He had a talk with Acting Com­ the opinion that the "higher education of missioner Fimple about the time for the looked doubly so beside the feeble frame women is one of the happiest features of Mo Squito—And I Still Continue Business at the Same Old Stand. prosperity of the country. . The business and snow white head of the aged Cardinal «•••»••••••••• ••••••••MM •••••••••••••• ••«•••• ••••••••>••• •••••••— ••••——• conditions are all good. The farmers are removal of the timber on the forestry por­ our time." !»••••••••••——• tion of the Leech Lake reservation and Richard, archbishop of Paris. railway as well as the legal rights she has of the currency at Washington and now happy and contented and they are blessed As the fifty cardinals and fifty con­ and northern portions of the middle At­ with bountiful crops, and the most im­ prediots that the bidders will have until lantic states. In California the week was acquired there, without, however, threat­ vice president of the Chase National bank, July 1, 1907, to remove the logs. The reg­ clavists gathered around the catafalque ening the independence of China pr preju­ which has several thousand correspond­ portant factor for continued prosperity their movements resembled an amazing abnormally cool but otherwise favorable. still exists in the plentitude of money." ulations have been drawn up and will be HE SHOT A POLICEMAN dicing Japanese trade. Russia, has no ob­ ents scattered all over the country, said: submitted to Acting Secretary Ryan to­ kaleidoscope of crimson and violet with Corn Needs Rain. jection to the opening of Fengtien, Yenkctu "The country has undergone a period of colors so bright as to be almost trying To day or to-morrow. No information about Y~ Oover the northern portion of the corn and Tatangkong to foreign trade, agree­ great prosperity. As is always the case, Stow's Mansion Goes, Too. them will be given out in advance of ap­ the eyes. ing that Japanese consuls may be estab­ advantage is taken of such condition to proval by the department. Then came the singing of the Sanctus, A Deserter in New York Who Was belt, the corn crop has made good prog­ lished at these places. The system of Mineola, L. I., July 28.—A mortgage for ress and elsewhere fair advancement is promote a great many securities at greatly $195,000 has been filed in the office of the Albert Anderson was to-day appointed modulated almost into a whisper. All administration In Manchuria will remain inflated values. That has been the ex­ present knelt as the choir ceased Intoning Trying to Kill His Sweet­ reported but there is need of rain in the unchanged for the present. The legal clerk of Nassau county by Clarence H. rural carrier at Lafayette, Minn. central and southern portions of the perience of a great many people in the Mackay against the Wheatley Hills prop­ —W. W. Jermane. Its grand chant and the dead silence of liberty and interests of the Japanese will last three or four years. We have gone heart. principal corn states. While no serious be respected. The immigration of Jap­ erty of W. L. Stow of the banking firm the consecration which followed was sud­ too far and too fast. We have been do­ of W. L. Stow & Co., which went down denly broken by the clash of arms as injury has yet resulted from drouth, the anese into Manchuria within certain limits ing too much business for our capital. A New Tork, July 28.—In full view of crop is threatened in portions of Kansas, will not be hindered. Russia recognizes in the Wall street crash last week. y the Noble Guards presented swords. Then hundreds of persons going to work, Pa­ hardening process which subjected se­ Coupled with the mortgage are several MRS, WHITLOCK IS ILL there was another clatter of arms as the Oklahoma and Missouri. Some winter the development of Japanese influence curities to a level that would determine soldiers' scabbards clashed on the marble trolman Cornelius Mulvey was shot and wheat remains to be harvested in the in Korea, She acquiesces in Japan ob­ merchants' liens.among them being one for probably fatally injured at Avenue E and north portion of the middle Atlantic taining a concession of the Seoul-Joju rail­ their proper value was bound to erfisue $54,840.50, filed by John C. Udall, con­ flooring when they dropped on one knee, Seventh street to-day, while trying^ to and is now in progress thruout the coun­ tractor; another for $6,604 filed by Bryne Premature Confinement Caused by lowered their swords and brought their states and the lake region. While light way and the appointing of a Japanese as try. left hands to their helmets, in rigid sa­ prevent a soldier from shooting his yields are generally indicated the crop first advisor to the Korean crown. She & Murray, plumbers, and another by sweetheart. The soldier is Adolph has been secured and is being threshed* also recognizes the right of the Japanese "The banking and public Interests gen­ James W. Finn for $1,500. the Shock of the Race lute. Schloss, 22 years old, of the Eleventh erally became skeptical, credit was with­ Work on the Stow mansion, which has Clouds of incense rose from the cen­ under exceptionally favorable conditions, to the wood cutting privilege at Quelpart. battery, field artillery, stationed at Fort that in shock and stack having wholly The agreement will be temporarily valid drawn and liquidation became inevitable. been under way for years, has been Riots. .;,*•; sers until Michelangelo's famous "Last Hamilton, Brooklyn. After shooting the As is always the case under similar con- stopped. Mr. Stow's estate consists of Judgment" was almost hidden from view. escaped injury from moisture, which was pending its final signature at St. Peters­ policeman the soldier turned the revolver quite widespread In the previous year. burg by Count Lamsdorff, Russian min­ ditinos, people sold their best securities about 200 acres of high land and was con­ Suddenly the sharp tinkling of a bell rang on himself but without serious injury. ister of foreign affairs, and M. Kurino, when the crash came, because their others sidered one of the finest estates in this seo- Danville, HL, July 28.—Mrs. H, R. Whit- thru the edifice and told the worshipers Mulvey was shot in the forehead, the bul­ Spring Wheat's Troubles. Japanese minister to Russia. were unmarketable. They had to meet tion. lock, wife of the sheriff, Ilea critically ill that the host had been elevated. let passing thru his skull. Schloss was commitments on what has been charac­ at her home at the county jail from prema­ At the conclusion of the mass the choir The condition of spring wheat continues arrested. His sweetheart, Louisa Freed- unfavorable especially over the northern terized as 'indigestible securities." ture child birth, brought about by the again burst out as Cardinal Vannutelli man, 18 years old, ran away, screaming No Danger of War. "Under this pressure, railway shares— portion of the spring wheat region. An London, UJly 27.—"Viscount Hayashi, the THE MISSOURI BRIBERS shock received Saturday night. Fear for passed around the catafalque after sprink­ after the shooting and the police are some of them—have proceeded, to a point her husband's safety during the riots has ling it with holy water. Each of the of­ looking for her. What led to the shoot­ improvement, however, in the crop on fall Japanese minister here, in an interview, where, as an Investment, they are attrac­ ficiating cardinals followed In turn and plowed lands In northern Minnesota is declared that the alarmist reports re­ kept her under a terrible nervous strain. ing is not known. Schloss had been in reported but the late sown is poor and tive. Doubtless other securities on the the ceremony was concluded with the the army for two months and was on garding the relations between Russia and list will be subjected to pressure, receding They Are Working the Usual Tech- Two cars of negro refugees from Dan- chanting of the Oremus. rust is prevalent in southern Minnesota Japan are baseless. He said that Japan is vlll and points along the Illinois Central leave of absence. He declared that he and South Dakota. In North Dakota the in value until they reach the investors' railroad, are reported having passed thru It was after midday when Cardinal had been away four days over his leave in exactly the same position as the other point. nicality Racket on the Vannutelli pronounced the final absolution. but said he had had no intention of de­ heads are filling fairly well, but a poor powers in the far east and has had no Evansville, Ind. Most of the negroes are Cardinal Gibbons had no part in the serting. Policeman Mulvey is , 60 years crop is indicated and its condition in Ne­ political disagreement with Russia. 4 "Later the commeroial and in- : Courts. en route to the gulf states, where they celebration of the mass. He sat beside old and has been several years on the braska is less favorable. Spring wheat 'There is no occasion for alarm," said : dustrlal interests of the country t will seek homes. Hundreds of the negroes Cardinal Martinelli among the extraor­ force. Is ripening rapidly in the ^sDakotas. In the viscount. "War is far off. Japan would : will doubtless undergo a similar : who left this city during the recent riots dinary array of cardinals. Montana and Washington it Is filling have to he greatly provoked before she : experience. Those who have : have not returned. Several towns in Cardinal Rampolla, one of the hand­ The girl was found later and told the de­ well. would think of going to war with any : mistakes financially must suffer : Jefferson City, Mo., July 28.-^Judge Ha­ southern Indiana are free from negro in­ tectives that her father wished her three power." zel over-ruled the demurrer fil the cases habitants for the first time in years. somest of these princes of the church, The Oat Harvest. : financially. People who are too : against State Senator Frank Farris, walked with a set face and with head older sisters to marry first and she had Oat harvest has progressed rapidly and : much extended will very likely : All Is Quiet To-day. therefore broken her engagement with charged with accepting a bribe of $1,000 Up to 11 o'clock this morning there had be/it down. favorably. In Illinois, Missouri and Kan­ INDIAN KILLS ANOTHER : come to grief. : from Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee, The clear, strong voice with which Schloss who shot at her after she had re­ sas, yields are lighter than were ex­ been no disturbance of any kind In con­ fused to renew the engagement. and called the case for trial to-day. nection with the lynching of the negro Cardinal Vannutelli chanted the mass pected but in Iowa the results are more Twisted a Handkerchief About the "General business conditions, however, G. Jordan, attorney for Farris, immedi­ created no little admiration. Metcalfe. The excitement seems to have favorable. Rust is reported from Wis­ Victim's Neck Until Dead. * are in excellent shape, the crops are so ately filed a plea in abatement and a re­ subsided and affairs have resumed a nor­ Di Pietro for Pope. "REFORM" IDEAS consin, southern Minnesota, South Da­ munificent that it will be impossible to cess was taken to give Attorney General mal condition. Two companies of the kota and Pennsylvania. Special to The Journal. produce anything like a financial or com­ Crow time to prepare a reply. The con­ The meeting of the congregation of Park Rapids, Minn., July 28.—An Indian mercial crisis and people will have ample tention of the plea was that Attorney Gen­ Seventh regiment are still here, but there cardinals yesterday was notable for the Various Populist Branches Try to Cotton, Tobacco, Etc. named Henry Jones was arrested at the opportunity to put their houses in order. eral Crow had no right to be in the grand has been no friction between the soldiers cordiality with which Cardinal Gibbons While there has been improvement in Great Northern hotel, last night, while Those who fail to heed the warning with jury room during the investigation result­ and residents since Sunday. was received. After the meeting the car­ (Jet Together. cotton its advancement is apparently less eating supper, by Deputy Sheriff Ressler, which the atmosphere is surcharged at ing in the indictment. dinals received numerous visits at their Denver, Col., July 28.^-About fifty lead­ decided than in the previous week, espe­ for the. murder of an Indian named Smith, this time will surely come to grief." Senators Farris, Sullivan and Smith HE HAS SPECTTLOMANIA various residences. ers of the people's party and other polit­ cially in the central and portions of the two miles east of Menhga. "The stock market has fallen fifty points were present when court opened. Senator In well informed circles Cardinal Angelo ical movements were present at the St. western districts, where rain is generally The Indians were drinking and in an without serious panic or complications, Matthews, the fourth indicted legislator, Former Wall Street Broker Goes to di Pietro, prodatary of the pope, is be­ James hotel yesterday when th« confer­ needed. Good growth is reported from ugly and quarrelsome mood. Jones and the business interests of the country artd Senator Costello were also present. ing talked of as a compromise candidate ence of political reform leaders was nearly all districts but the plant contin­ dragged Smith from a tent by a handker­ will have equal opportunity to conform to Neither Lieutenant Governor Lee nor Mrs. the Poorhouse. "-•O in the event that Cardinal'Oreglia, Gotti, called to order by J. A. Edgerton, secre­ ues small and is from two to four weeks chief twisted around his neck. They any fall in prices or any reduction in the Kelley, star witnesses, respectively for New Yogi Sun Speoial Service. Rampolla or Serafino Vannutelli is unable tary of the populist national committee. late. Boll weevil in Texas are doing little were separated, but Smith was found to be volume of trade." state and defense, was present when court Greenwich, Conn., July 28.—Joseph Bur- to secure the necessary votes. Should Di Mr. Edgerton was made the permanent damage. Much of the crop has received dead Advances hi the active division were was called. tis Husted, a former Wall street broker Pietro be elected pope he would, it is chairman with Milton Park of Texas as final cultivation. Jones was kept in the Park Rapids slightly reduced after midday, following Attorney General Crow and Prosecut­ and once owner of the farm which William said, be the represe*tative of the Ram- lockup last night and taken to Wa­ Rockefeller bought, went to the town, vice chairman and J. P. Calderhead of • Tobacco is needing rain In portions of dena this morning. large sales of Southern Pacific. The mar­ ing Attorney R. P. Stone represent the polla-Gotti faction, and yet be fairly ac­ Montana secretary. Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky, ket then quieted down and steadied until state and Morton Jordan and W. S. Pope poorhouse yesterday. He refused the ceptable to all. Ex-Senator W. V. Allen of Nebraska but is mostly doing well elsewhere. the buying broke out afresh in the special­ the defense. offers of his two sisters, who live near the favored a reorganization of the reform WRECEED A SAFE ties. Amalgamated and United States poorhouse on large farms, to pay his hoard SOME DISORDER IN PARIS forces which should include the various Steel preferred led the rally and sold at JUDGE BAUR'S TERRIBLE CRIME elsewhere, as he said that would deprive, m factions now embracing practically the Burglars Made So Much Noise the 43 & and 73 respectively. Standard stocks Hamburg, July 28.—A sensation has him of his independence. The sisters fear People Who Shout "Down with the Priests same political doctrines and differing MAJOR NAT NEWELL IS DEAD got back to the morning high prices or been caused in North Germany by a tra­ to give him money, knowing that he would' Are Arrested. mainly in regard to methods. Pine Bluff, Ark., July 28.—Nat W. New Town Was Aroused. above, particularly New Tork Central, gedy in Altona, where, alongside the go to Wall street and lose it, as he haft, Paris, July 28.—The impressive funeral A committee was named to draft reso­ ell died to-day at the age of 83. Newell Special to The Journal. which touched 122%. Material gains deathbed of his mother, Judge Baur, a done a number of times. ., services in Notre Dame cathedral at noon lutions and an address. was a major in the union army during Duluth, Minn., July 28.—An unsuccess­ cropped out in many of the minor stocks, well known and very much respected man, to-day for the repose of the soul of Pope The two factions of the people's party, the civil war. He was a schoolmate of ful attempt was made this morning to Peoria & Eastern jumping 6 and Soo pre­ shot and killed his brother, his house­ VERY EASY FOB MRS. HAUPTNER. William McKinley. He was entitled to ferred, Wheeling & Lake Erie first pre­ Leo, assumed a distinctly official aspect each with a national organization, will be break the Missabe bank at Proctor, a sub­ keeper and himself. It is stated that Yonkers, N. Y.f July 28.—Mrs. Alice JC* owing to the presence of the leading offi­ amalgamated. The committee on resolu­ a pension of $80 a month, of which he urb of DuJuth. The outer door of the ferred, Pacific Coast, Colorado & South­ Mrs. Baur left .all her property to her Hauptner, convicted by a jury last Fri­ cials of the government, including Foreign tions and addresses to-day reported a would never take a cent, the accumula­ large new safe was blown off by one ex­ ern-first preferred and Rubber 2 to 3. housekeeper, which caused a quarrel be­ day of assaulting her husband near the Minister Delcasse, War Minister Andre proclamation that will call on the several tion being about $20,000. This amount plosion and the entire safe, except for the Conditions Are AM Right. tween the brothers. The murder and Tuckahoe woods, the night of July 9, was and representatives of President Loubet, factions to unite. It also contained the will fall to his relatives if they make cash box, was wrecked by a second. This sentenced by Judge Kellogg to-day to be proper claim for it. At the close of the New York, July 28.—James R. Keene, at suicide occurred Sunday night. The Mme. Loubet and Mme. Saint Prix, the declaration of principles. A list of one explosion aroused the town and scared the bodies, including that of Mrs. Baur, were confined two months in Kings county pen« war he went to Little Rock and embarked burglars off. The big inner door was his country home at Cedarhurst, says: ltentiary and to pay a fin* of 150. „ . president's daughter. General Andre and person from each state to act as pro­ "It is a very extraordinary situation. I not found until to-day his staff were in full uniform .and prac- visional committeeman, is being prepared. In business, later removing here. blown 100 feet away. ?6^%Vt^f*J ~'p'-\ > i/H itv *&%& :^-£^^? W ^M ' WM*V.VJ& :^r,>'Ms^-J W.>&!$&} Jri&xa. A \^'V&£*"*5. &x&: •?-S*x k- 1 ^

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