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GE'No MILES' RUP"ORT ON
Mr. Spears oallod a meeting to -clay.
uIr. Darr did not up, ar %ad Or.
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Hileers has prao . a Colo.
y ajo.
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M9669CHE
$'Onally toeoured the license, and Man.
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I alged the whole alfalt, hlm;WL
wo Us Gr ; - M,Jv artte"
We Irl o6tabilgheJ a rc,
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E T H E L D I N 6 LJF4 BROTHERS
of our city seeking for affiliatbil
pleto (6-arge. Ila haa armaxect to,
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fit Londoo, anti ,
Waclovaday to. .
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. tora,l
of those International unions have
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'PHILIPPINE'S A"_"R0C1T1ESq,
get lvork for thoAnglo men wile are
W tll()Ut means to 90 ou now,. And
the Govornment will provide draft
cattle and Implements for ton men
Is,
EXPIGT100
DENOUNCFS UNWISE AGITAIION
faith. Granted even that such un -
perly. Admiralty SecretarY von Tir-
tons wore not imbued with anti-
'JiAut
personally allplle( for and ,veoured
a licellop from the Visholl, of U-nl-
dcn,. while tj,i.o reporters were all
watcliklur. the Arabblutop of 0anter.
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"'"ES""IFY A6AINST KEN1`0
Bruchesi bag W,ritten: a pastoral
with families, wlp have not enough
letter on the labor situation, W,blull
brwyle office,
Was read In all the 1-12Fall. L;a'LIIO-
ger Ili this anialgainstion; By means I
Of a '"PIlly laid scheme the y send
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luDne.X to gQ on
Ur., Spears Is i4rakiglik, for lowly.
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1174"s Uk'Imp of Loadowb Julklik)Ptlk)a
"Files to, tho 4100080 of L9414oll
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mail of lesser means, 'to club togeth-
. er and purchase outfits, and has
U ly State of Feeling
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Exist& 'on 31, wlillei that Qt thi Arehbi-hop
of Coutoibury applies 0 thowbole
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it Reveals a Shocking Record of`=1"'
promised to -take care or everj,r man
Tile trek will 10001111ence
Im ely. i $ I
in Macedonia,
of V oglqnd,
'Akio license Hot rorth all tile do-
tulle of the -Vanderbilt divorce and
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lie- Cowers *0 111's Chat
I r as
8100dy
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1.11111clues,
Tile situation 6t present Is ratifer
tboproyloIls marriagog or both, par.
Darkland only What is just and kea-
mokitts there ukkast be a gonera I
Tile
. HR FLEDU CANADA, --- ties. It Is iin4orstooil that
T" 1-dder, ,-Antl ulgd A" I couplo are Tibt going, to Amorloa, for Nriiina 9*a
a I a
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Men rortured by ilia 46 Water Cure," Their 1'eath Knockod Out, and S:)srkV of
Them Bprood to Dea,t1l —Helpless an(I Uo-Meading Natives Tied lit
Gmups and Slikit and, Stabbed to Death--illenn's Torture Brigade—
rhe (Ionerat's Order to Save ilia Name of ilia lJolted States Arran
Washlngton April 2T.—The United
States; W,Ar Department to -day made
public that portion or tile report of
Lleirt.-Goneral U4e&,,%vhloI1 refers to
misconduct of officers and soldiers
In the Plitlippinee. The istatemonts
made by General Miles, are the result
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of We tour of Inspection In ilia Mill.
Ipplilea last auturan and winter, Tile
report Is dated Feb. 1% 1003, and
addressed to, the Secretary of War.
41eneral Ullee, says that In going
from Calmha, and Bougas, In Novem-
Ilor Just lie noticed that the coull-
try appeared devastated and that
the people Were much deprosged.
Stopping at Upa, lie says a party
of cUlzona, heuAled J)y the acting
- f," Presilleat, met him and stated that
they desired to make complaint a',
haxolk treatment of the people of
that community, saying they had
hoell *coucentratea in towne and ijad
suffered great indigultles; "tbat
fifteen of their . I
People Had Decit Tort-Ored
by what Is known as tile water
3,orture, and that one man, a h1glily-
respected oltizork, aged 65 years,
named Vilicente, Luna, -while suXier-
Ing from the effeat$ of the torture
anti unconscious, was dragged from
Ilia house" which had )loan so, on
fire, aud was hurned to death. They
stated that these atrocities were
committed by a company of' scouts
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unf.ter command of Liatit. Hennes -
say, and that their people had been
crorw(led Into towns, Rix hundred be -
Ing confined In one building.'"
ji, doctor of ilia party said he
was ready to testify that soma of
tile six ,4undrea died from. suffoca-
Clan. Gen. Miles aald lie looked at
tile building, .which was one mtory
Lu. helgitt, -IS or 2Q feet IvIdo and
possibly Oft or 70 foot long. lie
asked for a' written statement to
.
Ila, TotSf6ded "hhh `1&t,,1h kkI1a, but
,Soo, --says lie aevor roor.1yed it, and ad(14:
"I ha&:iho, .' reh6oil to disbelieve
their 'statemehis, In fact, tile In-
stances of' bcirture' In the came Of
a man named Luna, ll&ving beelf
tortured and burned to death are
orts."
Concerning the failure to receive
the statement, Gen. Miles says.,
"Whether any Influchee was brought
to bear to prevent their statement,
either by persuasion or coercion, I
am not prepared to say at the pre-
sent timep, I
Shocking Atrooitles,
Gen. Miles then refers to other
ca.ses, saying that oil thicl isiandor
Cebu It .was reported anti published
In November, 190% "that two Offi-
cers, Captain, Samuels, ,14th In-
fantry, U. & V., arid, Lieut. Feater,
19th Intantry, had committed s;m-
liar atrocities against the peopleof
that island."
It is also reported that at Laoag,
on the island of Luzon, two, out -
Ives were whipped to deatlill.
Lt Tacloban, Leyte, It was re-
ported that Major Glenn ordered
Lieut. Caulfield, of Philippi no Scouts,
to take eight prisoners out, Intothe
country, and If they did nOtgUlde
him to thB camp of the Insurgent
Quison lie was not to bring them
back. It was stated that the nien
were taken put anti that they elth-
or did not or could not do as dl-
rected. one of tile men, w5io- had
a son among the scouts, was spar -
1, ed, but tile oth,ers were separated
-O a umbering t.hieo
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.vr four reopectIvely, and whiletiod
together
Were All Hurdered
b.y boing tihot or Dayonoted to
death, same being Ili a knoeling
position at that time. T#a'protouaa
Waii likado that t4ey were killed
%Vl1Ilo attomiltilig to esclape, butso
far as 1 know, no official report
wall Oyer made or the oircuillotance.
Those facts have beeii reported by
Major Watts, who Investigated the
case. Besides Lieut, Cauhield, Civil -
ILL" Scouts Riamtos, Preston, Corn,
Ond MoXeen were partiolpants.
Victilkis ot Ivater TOrLure,
"At Calbayog, Samar, it Was re -
Ported Chat several inen In thatills-
triet had been subjected to water
torture, I saw three men who had
been subji,eteci to this treatment.
One Was tile 1jr0sident of the town,
Ty1r, Rambles, who showed me long
deep wars on life a -rill, which Ile said
lveLle caused by tIL8 cords with which
110 was bound, cutting Into his flesh.
Tile second mam was named Jose Bar-
Ja, and tho third was Padre Jose Di-
aznes, who stated he was one of
three priatits -who hadbeen subjoct-
eo to torture by the troops, under
caulmand of Lieut-. Gaujot, 10th Cav-
alry ; that his front tooth had been
knocked out, which was apparent;
that tile was Otherwise maltreated
,and robbed of $800. It' was stated
that theso pilasts were taken out to
to lbra ktll,:(I, and were only saved by
the prompt action of Major Carring-
ton, Ist 1pfantry, who sent out for
them, Lieut. Oaujot was tried,,
pleatted gillIfy, and wa's given the
Trivial Sentence
of three months' suspension from
colunland, forfeiting $50 per,m'6i ith,
for atimo lieriod. His vicil,diTig poty
prevented all Clio facts and olrougl-
stlinces being developed. .
It a -tire that, Major Ctlenn,
ppL
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Mout , Conger and a party of ,aa-
alstants wid n4tive scouts ware
waved froku place to plave for th6
puiposo or extortIng statementsr by
means ot torture, anti It became so
110torious that )its party was called
"Glenn's 13)rIgade." Whether it was
possible, for officers to be engaged
III such aots without Clio personal
kno vledge of the General, upon
whoso staff -they were serving at
tile time, namely Brigadier General
Hughes, I leave for others to con-
jecture.
The" faetB came to my notice in
a. taf.lial way, and many others of
glikillar character have been .re-
ported in different parts of the
archipelago. I I .
Stilly U.S. Arins. .
"I found that with certain offi-
cers the impression -prevails that
such acts wore Justifiable, and I
felt It iny duty, In order to correct
sr,ch. orronecus . and dangerous Im-
.
tyression, and to prevent the poset-
.
billty a,' such ackLs* being oommitted
In tile future Which must Impalz ilia
good name of American arms and
bring discredit to our service for all
tliw, to address to ilia division com-
inarider tho Tollowing letter of In-
structiolls.11
Thep. follows an order addressed to
the Commanding -General ' of the
Phillplilnes, under (late of February
1:9th, 1003, ,in which General Miles
calls attention to ilia reports of
atiocitles, and -directs that ally or-
deru or circulars of personal inGtrao-
Clon ,which would Inspire or encour-
ageany act of oruelty be annullpd,
.
The order says that "tile excuse th, 'L,
tile unusual conditions juk;tIfy t ,
measure,-- herein' condemned, are
without- found6tion."
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not among ourselves, among our
rellow-coull-tryukelt and co-roliglon.,
9 UNING TO WORMINeAuts,
GERKALN CADET'S CRIME.
a sufficient abundance of re-
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sources, forethouglit and devoted -
is
1106B ? With the greatest anxiety
FRING.1
(10 WO sea the labor organizations
Archbishop Bruchesi's Pas-
of our city seeking for affiliatbil
.
With foreign 4esoclations. The ma-
Letter.
JOrItY of the leaders and members
. tora,l
of those International unions have
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nothillp; In Common wAill, our tow-
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poramelit, o -.Ir customs or our
DENOUNCFS UNWISE AGITAIION
faith. Granted even that such un -
perly. Admiralty SecretarY von Tir-
tons wore not imbued with anti-
Montreal, 'April 28, — Areltillsholl
Christian principles or allied with
secret societies whiclIT the 'sover,
Bruchesi bag W,ritten: a pastoral
oign Pontiff has so severely (.,on -
letter on the labor situation, W,blull
doinocd, there would still be dall- I
Was read In all the 1-12Fall. L;a'LIIO-
ger Ili this anialgainstion; By means I
Of a '"PIlly laid scheme the y send
Ike churchles here to-enty, molwhich
may go t& long w4y totrards pro-
abroad enormous sums of monoy
befougIng to our laboring classes,
. venting the crisis tuat for several
ned thVe city- It
Wool(] not such money, If deposit-
Is Important, Inasmuch as It strikes
ed In the coffers of our national
and Catholic soplatleo, promotethb
at the international part of labor
and enjoins tile work-
best Interests of our country, and
._ organization
— mvil tobe,ivare of foreign leaders,
t1fe most dit-
.Ould it hot be had more I
a ,eacilly
here In case work wits source or
This point 18 Ono of
floult that ilia labor organizers
ceased altogether? Your priests,
youl, ArchbIshop, dearly beloved
have faced tit. Montreal, many of
the men being 1,11-ench-Canadialis
brethren, will be always disposed
and Rionlan Catholics, and conscious
of tile fact tlI!&t tile leaders of their
to hear .your grievances and use
their Influence in your behalf. Be -
Churell, are .n,ot lit favor at Outside
sort at once to measures of con-
cillatlon. Submit.yout- claims to or-
1.11111clues,
Tile situation 6t present Is ratifer
1,
bttration: Much uselphs allikoyanae
and trouble will. b6 thus avoided.
strained, if tile carpenters and
their masters live up to 'their state -
Darkland only What is just and kea-
mokitts there ukkast be a gonera I
Tile
sonable, Deiv;aro of fomenters of
discord. Ila -not become the preyg
strike or a lookout to-moTrow.
result of tile Ilongshoremea'A iliffl-
of demagogy, Scrupulously respect
all acquired rights, Capital not less
onitlo.q only awalts the arrival of
an. ocean steamer. Tile electricians
than labor contributes to the liap
have threatene(i to throw. tile (31ty
pineRs of Individuals and nations.
Into darkness, and many other or-
— -
. gatilzations are rising,
BARO BARRED our.
JTAO Areliblallop's letter reviews
r murder in We-
ilia situation, and proceeds as fol-
lows: NO human powor on ea rth,
—
rionligeatioll Colvitnissionek, Hns Now
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can lawgully prevent you fromor-
. Taken Chi0ge-
ganizing separate unions, sUlItILIN
,o,Hkatooll, N. W. T., Aplil 24. —
libertydoes not give you theright
A arlmis In tile Barr 6DIony trouble
to Contend for ends which are
.
aaourredto dalr, and Rev. Mr. Barr
In flagrant opposition with publi o
Is now ill tile background. .
welfare, justice and charity, Tills
Lftk t hight j%Jr, Darr Was thOr-
freedom of association doeff not lit-
ongilly i-oastod by ilia crowd, but
i vest you, $or inatande, lvith ADY
, Rev. TKIr. L101y'd and Mr. C, W.'speors,
-,# right to use violent m6asures, allO
Inkailgration agent, quieted things.
ombarrasa tallItullsts and Inuall-
To-da.Y, upon a petition signed by
facturers In, their natural 1'19110,1
one Ilundred and forty, Jamos Clink -
to motast employees wito rera ,;, to
I rgicIll, inetribef for the kliFitriet, called
join your leagues or who, have frte-
I g likeptivig In a tant. Mr. Bari, &p-
ly pledged themselves by contract
1, ileared, and after an altereationt
to work for those employers. Would
i 1(>,qt ills Ile4a, st,fted Clinkskill by the
It be prudent Ili the hour of labor
collnr, and threatellAd 'to Pot 1111-4
conflict to plitoo In tho Ifands of
011C. I
"I re the . ,gravest IntoreatH
,,You're nil 1llfAmOuK--sc6undra)l11
n2aall-noeight be At stake ? 11aYo those
,d Mr, Darr. Tile crovWd Inter -
pX0141111p
men a thorough knowledge, of olor
relk,ed, but ClInkskill Was not allbVited
oconorilleal positioliff? Are Choy ab-
to Ilold a meeting, ,and the colonlatq
golotely dialfitpreated? 11avo We
backed lip Mr. Darr,43 position.
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Alleged E1n1k)e2T-i_1w Persuittlied to,
Iteturn.
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Now = Apill 98,—TIw $un has
Clio io g; Isio of i t, Oeorgo,.
Ohio, JJ 111.5j—Potitino.otor ,ff,r- -
.
jj
,.r
loan trie, or N,ddle Ilass, Who
Was arrested for en4bezzillig 1m. -
OQQ of postorfloo funds by mea,na
of haodulent inoxioy* ork. . l6ro, fled
rroni 344dile Bass io Pelee Iqlaud,
CUI . lada. III q rowboat duritil; a
stol m 01) the lake on Whuriday,
When 130 ir.opied that a peputy
United States, Marlilial was after
blin. Offlare were searching f6i..,
him In J)etrojt, Tiolecio, Sandusky I
anti Other cltkm Mrs. Wehrle keen-
IY felt her husband'* flight, and I
Ole chartere(l the steamboat In%
and wont; after him. All or Thurg-
day afternoon and until late at
.
vight she cruised about the i6land.g. %
Finally alie ,found him at a small
hotel, Bile begged him to return
to hici home, whore a deputy mar-
shal was Ili Waiting. At first Wearto
rofused. to return, but Mrs. Wehrle
told 1111a. to go back, face Ilia 4001ka- I
era, and save Ills honor,, even if lie
lost his liberty. Mrs. Wehrle got
him to ilia boat and ovdered the cap- I
tain to make all speed possible back ,
to 'her ]ionic. Whon she walked Intn
the presence of the official and da -
livered liar fugitive husband ,to the
officer site seemed .pleased, and
Wehrle, too, seemed much relloved. I
Welirle has been one of the big men
of the Islands. He owns a summer
resort and a steamboat. .
saw 4eapa tali from Rover
says Mr. and Mrs, Vanderbilt crossed
A SMOULDERING VOLCANO.' 0 time' A
the channel this afternoon on a - . 1. . .
___ Imt bound for Calalo. I
41118siali 111141101lop Alope seetived -4
Islurdererlo Pititiswivent—Tinkis,
Soldiery 5LutInotls--VhrI6tIanf4 W.-
,
twoon Two Firea-.6loody Svtnes
Billy I e.1"'llacted,
lgetioiltza, 41aoidoilli,Nia Lwi,100
.
>4111 211 ..—The state of terrar exist-
nR bere cvipass6s that prevailing 11)
U011ast4r. 'ohe Uhrlstiall populadoll
a not betweell two f1res, as In ilia
Other district, wliore it Is mon.toexA
and ,k hkudarod by -buth the Turks ants
ho Bulgarian comigittee. Tho Vhria-
ilanti In Motru,,Itza, are ma . Inly soriv,
to waloin tile 33ul rian con allitam
ga 1
are hardly Unown. The TurAlsb anu
Allnullall o"pulatlon 10 lit it wjAiLt
loat, It was Illoollsed 111011ths ago,
i,,Iiva ilia Ulikkibluil conmilate wali eli-
wifflabod, and Its pit'61Rons have beek,
nflanied by the slaughter of tht.
11ballialis and ilia dentli sentenct-,
i4wix the popular hor'D, $toIie,rbhlLi,b
murdorer. . I
Ututeral Itlossacro Probable,
The pulous of the Alti8suinialks are
iow beating so foveriWily that there
may ))a a general massacre It the
syOrd be lxwsed or a Idligle Hworu
t4wkitig, Tile Turkish arnly repulsou
tile Albanians agalost its WILI. Twu
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R0 - VAL 13FITROTHALS,
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German Crown Vx let, to Wed Prin-
Oess Margitret, at Connaught.
Bailin, April 21S.—The Voyernilleut
gall Poet states that the Imperial
Crown PrInca VAeorich WIlbolra will
be betrothed ,shortly to Princess
Uargarot Of Connaught, And that
the eaggornent of Prince Friedrich
11clilirld I, the eldest son of prince
AlbrOCIlt, Of Prussia, to Princess
Alto of Alban,r, willbo annou.noed.at
the oame time, The report In regard
to tile Imperial Crown Prince Is re.
garded fie Improbable, ,
. IRISH LAND DILL.
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Natiollolists AJ)I)())ht a colotnittee, to
Praft AinendineMs,
T.4on(iJali, WprI1 28-4t a mel tlog
ofWationaltsts this afternoon a com,
mittee was appointed to draft tile
resolutions of the recent convention
In Dublin In, the form of amendments
which will be moved during the com,
kilitteo stage of the Irish Land Bill.
A number of Irlisli landlords met in
Dhblin to -day and, formulated amend.
wento to the bill from the landlords'
=Of TIOW. The O'Coaor Doa
d the approval of ,tile principle
of the bill.
POPE
GERKALN CADET'S CRIME.
causes snkkallpox The discovery is
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pronounced by physicians who have-
is
My
FRING.1
achievements as one of the really
great ones in medical bletoryi and
Big -lin, April -,:a,_T,hc .AerlIner Mor-
che most Important made In l3oston,
men at a otilinon were fillot. down
ky a comma.. . ,% officer for refusing
ME,
of the Centre party, r gardlng the
Iff STIR
killing of an artillerymans named
Investigation, haw each successive
LKS,
ste %vas taken, together with val-
at E isen, oil Good Friday. last, be-
uZe scientific -Information con-
cause the tormar did not salute pro -
earning tile protozoa, tile organism
perly. Admiralty SecretarY von Tir-
that produces, that highly couta-
pit , said every superior was Justl-
glees disease, will on Tuesday even-
fie ill using ills arms in order to
Ing he furniolked to medical men by
to work the $kka against tile Atuail-
the discoverer, who refrains from
ease of extreme ,necessity or dringer,
.
making a public announcement of It.
So fa,r'aa tile Lissen case could be
until he lime enlightened the 4clon-
judged, Russener acted directly con-
I .
lans, and three trials ,by a Murkisli
'before
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court-martlat were required
—
Drowsi,ness Indicate th"e' Heart
tile vordlot demanded ,by Russia. was
decured. The murderer and )its ac-
Alabama People at
gle's party, said: "The case 19 symp-
vomplices Nvere sent out from Metro-
tOM11tic Of the Phenomenon which we
must suppress. Rartmann, whoin I
is Growing Weaker,
vltzll, to lyalk Ab AvItIA. a, strong escort
What to Do,
ly man. RuseeneV'ff chaxacter Is a
of 500 Turks, fox, rumors were rlfb
conglomeration of Stilp, brutal-
body from the grave, and or eon-
In the strae,ts that ,they Would be
f,piring to do this, has beclA aerl-
.
HIS FAITHFUL VALET IS ALARMED
roaoiked. r2bey would not have ,been
Isentenced to death It the- Russian
4EGRO HAS COME TO LIFE,
of from three to tell years in the
Clenoral, Xasknow, had not appearea
poulteutlary. .
c Rome, 'April ?$.—That tile Pope's
audition is
upon the scone and displayed great
1,1rulaoss Ili insisting upon the axe-
Mobile, Ala. April 27—Two wee%s i
ago tk, negro ,named Tom DartU Was
. causing great uneasiness,
tO, tll*so around Wile there Is lie
cution of the supreme penalty.
.
r murder in We-
longer doubt, despite ,the ostenta-
Foreigners are lilbulted.
dowes, Randolph County, Ala., and I
tiOus 11'atlean reports of ills good
Xa .kow: and Tunkkollia, tho nu.s-
after hanging sometlinp, W lm pro -
nounced dead by a. physlelawand Was
health. - .
Though no npprocimble change had
slan Couj ui, PrIarkind and all the Ser-
Vin4o reprasentutivos, assert that
cut down. Later tho body wo,N turn- I
taken plaeo in the Pope's condition
ujiey moullQutarily expect to recely,
eid over to relatives, who took it
Ili ten yearo, a audden and alarming
che agmLasin,s bullet. r
.0,le.v say Chat
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away and nothing more thought
alteration ilas crept over blin. III the
taut two months, ,
they do, not feel 'safe even if) the
,
.
prqsence of their own servants. When
or It by ilia authorities.
It turns out now,, accordling to a
Leo himself ,
appears wholly and
aaiy of theirk leave the Cc lisuiatel,
rellable, statement, that arter tile
serenely unconscious of Ills condition.
they ayo woulted in the streets. I
body was taken awAy it was ilia -
To ilia orelates of his household lie
saw -a g rotkp or young Tarks cleliber-
ticed that life ,was not extinct, and
requeikitly mentions ]its plans for the
Li,tally spIt In front of tile Scrylail
,% pbyslolaaY; was called. Tile negro
luture. Ile is looking forward w1th
Consul, wile was walking In the
to now able, to 'sit, tio a,ad will, in
peribut confidence to his 100LII birth-
stue-et, and then mutter ,Emsers and
all probability, recover.
day, seven years hence. It is this
ouiriseo. I also witnessed the anger of
ID,111a W,as tile first hanging ever
ealm faith Ili -file own physical re-
Lt. 11luivIcish veiled virago, who .EoughL
to take place in the county. folio
sellyces and power of resistance, ac-
I I
to compel tile OlstOr Of One Of VIB
officers ara greatly excited because
cording to Dr. Lappoill, that contri-
Consuis, to gdt off the sliclawalk and
they ma.da a, bungling job of It, and
butes more than any medicine to
tuako room far liar OWA Passage- The
th,o physician Is elfull.ily as nervous
sustain and prolong the Pontiff's life.
European woman hold liar ground
because lie ,did not detect that the
Ilia devoted valet, Plo, Cutra, who
ta,kkaciou,sis-, and bar bodygua,rd
Peek was not broken.
Is constdirtly Ili attendance and
fol-ced Ilie veiled tormentor 'to turn
Tho cluest lon now Is, Ilao the negro
slceps In a small apartment adjohl-
aside, Like Other foreigners; I have
pald the penalty exacted by the law
Ing the Pope's bedroom, has more
opportunities than anybody else of
been Insetted at every. turning Ol
the, ztreets.
krince ijej has been declared to be le -
observing ilia gradual efiange in the
I
Christians Terror -Stricken. -
gally dead? So far as has been
learned no steps ha,ve been taken
Pontiff's conation. What oblefly
alarmed Plo Cutra Is the frequency
,
When C,>nsuta having the authority.
of groa,t (jovernments behind th am
toi rearrest the negro and lie lingers
with which tba Pope, formerly an-
are Openly affronted, tile 8ultan'4
in a semi-conscious condition. I
. .
orgetle, now succumbs to fitEr of
drowsiness. These symptoms Indicate
ClivIatialn subjects axe not spaxed.
Miley a,ro in & state of &,arm, and
VIR. SEXTON OUT OF POLITICS -
progressive weakwilng of th,e heart's
dre,ad to leave their miserable Iluts.
,That she was In a laughing mood
,
action.
The. Pope nilght, in fact, succumb
Milay clo not venture to plough the
flelass, and da,re not walk to the bake
—
I)cclill( sInvitation of Nationalists to
fit any moment, without any prellm-
Inary spell of ackito disease. A sharp
saiops for broad. T4ioy are aaiie_
the
Iti-enter 11"llarvent.
London cable., Mlionlas Sexton
attack of Coughing, a momentary ob-
stricken Ill the town where
troops are heavily massed, and no-
lia4s aeolined tile invitation of -Clio
btruction of ilia brea,ti:ing, frequent
b6dy knows wilip.t. 1B going on in the
Irlall National convention to re-enter
In old man suffering from chronic
bronchitis, .would surflao to bring
villagetu and in the Open country.
parliament, saying Ilia strength is
not equal to the trying duties or a
about a catastrophe. . I I
Adbapialls Ilesponsible.
member of the Holise.
Oil ,the other liand, Leo's splendid
.The BalgArlan-committe0a cannot
Mr. Saxton retired from Varlla-
constitution, his Spartan system of
be lield responalble for the terrorism
ment in jacj6. He wAs High Silorlrl of
life and a..'bovd all his Indomitable
previL.Iting in this district. The At-
I)kJbIta in :tS87 and Lord Mayor of
will and self-reliance, may prolong
WIllalls are acklauni able for 0XIB11119
Dublin a .year later. He has more
his eNistanco for mont'lls. I
conditions. MhO Su,ltall's commission
Jute once been asked. to return to
.. I I
Is reported to have reached likek,
politics and become leader of the
THE GERM OF SMALLPDX
aald to have failed to conciliate the
chlefs of the clans, even with a plan-
,vial, paxty. , i
— __ __
—
Discovered by a Pporessor at Elarvard
trul supply of gold for emforeing their
appeals for -peace. Troops are con -
having tile appearance of dried blood,
He said lie closed Kent's wound
on t,he first joint of Miss Dknglo.ff
witai thirteen .stitches. Kent Bm4kod
left forefinger.
.
a c1g,%r, a,L,d read a paper on his way
NO
-,
Is''
University.
sl ,-ijnuy coming Into the town, and
MCI
W90
That when Kant Wn,s offered a
glass of water from the stand, he
M
ILLI
ilia bad, on the carpet, about tell
doi5ed.
Inches In diameter. It was two feet
That file water Was . Poured from
over twenty boAttalloily =40 now here
a pitcher all Ilia stand Into a glass
spot mwir it was about four Inches
and that the water appeared to be
across and a foot farther away from
clear. I
the bed. There were some moist:
That the wound In Rtllepq ,lack*
pots and some dried once on the
.Boatoll, tipril 218—The Globe will
for the protection of the Russian
I
announce to-mOrrow that Dr. Wit-
Consulate, w.hatever ma,v happon to
inches below the pillow."
liam Thomas Callneilman, tile Sba-
tile f5hristlaois of tb:o district.
Aegro Assailant of Girl Hang-
tuck professor of pathological ana-
I
rot-me.1, trial. When lie entered the
tomy In, the Harvard Medical School,
has discovered the germ that
GERKALN CADET'S CRIME.
causes snkkallpox The discovery is
—
pronounced by physicians who have-
illEukder of Gerinalt Soldier Before the
neen made aware of Dr. Councilmanla-
Iteictising. .
achievements as one of the really
great ones in medical bletoryi and
Big -lin, April -,:a,_T,hc .AerlIner Mor-
che most Important made In l3oston,
was intorpailated to -day by members
rivalling the discovery of ether as
of the Centre party, r gardlng the
val anaestlietie The detalls of the
killing of an artillerymans named
Investigation, haw each successive
Hartmann, by Naval Cadet 11useener
ste %vas taken, together with val-
at E isen, oil Good Friday. last, be-
uZe scientific -Information con-
cause the tormar did not salute pro -
earning tile protozoa, tile organism
perly. Admiralty SecretarY von Tir-
that produces, that highly couta-
pit , said every superior was Justl-
glees disease, will on Tuesday even-
fie ill using ills arms in order to
Ing he furniolked to medical men by
compel obecuence to his orders in
the discoverer, who refrains from
ease of extreme ,necessity or dringer,
.
making a public announcement of It.
So fa,r'aa tile Lissen case could be
until he lime enlightened the 4clon-
judged, Russener acted directly con-
tiflo world.
trAry to tile regulations. Tile In-
.
cident, he said, was profoundly, re-
boarding holifie. Mike District At-
gretted throughout the DaTY. C
CANTRELL SENTENCED.
Herr Lonzinu.n. South GormA:n Peo-
-
gle's party, said: "The case 19 symp-
Aki Indeterminate St,jitence for the
tOM11tic Of the Phenomenon which we
must suppress. Rartmann, whoin I
bidianapolls Grave Itobber,
knew personally', was a quiett order -
Indianapolis, Ind.j April 0 8._Akx.
ly man. RuseeneV'ff chaxacter Is a
fus Cant,rall, convicted or taking a
conglomeration of Stilp, brutal-
body from the grave, and or eon-
Ity and swaggering salr!112111 ortauce.
The least we call demand Is that
f,piring to do this, has beclA aerl-
such linfledged yputlis be forbidden
'
tonand to an incleter,minate senihnica
-to bear arms," I I
of from three to tell years in the
Harr Bohol, the Socialist leader,
poulteutlary. .
spoke in a. similaor manner$ but with
Cantrell was accused of being the
unusual moderation. . I I
ringroader of a gang of grave rob-
. .
bers, and It wos 0,11eg6d that In
WEDDED IN LONDON.
all they robbed over one hundred
hor knowledge of the ease. It is
i.,-ravea. Seveial doctors art)
charged w1th conlPlIbIty.
LVNCHIN16 IN 'FEXAS.
": ,,.'-?.%vk. W ,'". __
Little Child Saved From Citito.hes oirn.
Brutt'.
Cai,th-lige, Tftav; 'API -11:28. -110118 -
lay Johnston elitaged -,vIth attempt-
ed erinlilla) nssault on tile five-year-
old child or Deputy Shorift Mattbetva
Was taken by it browAl or men orld
quietly liangcd to a big tree In
tho pkiblial square.
Tho negro, mado m full confession.
,jbw.it .1 -ymr - ngo ho Was tried for
ft. einillav Wfoneo, but wAs not con-
victod.
Whon Arrested he A66nied greatly
surprised and said Ife* w.iR nioroly un-
droselng the, child to put bor to bad,
,
The offloerFo trIed to Ilrotoct thd
rellolv,, buti Ifo wafj roloA.sed oil, boud
by Vim Justice, sind tile vol) tnughtI
Illin attorwArd. I
—
W. K. valldevhlli alld 1$11014, R11ther-
It . ford 1311c1cle Up.
I
1olidon leable: :William X. VAD-
derbitt and Mrs, Anna, Ruthorford
were married to -day at St. Mark
Church, north Audley street. =8
officiating olergymwi'was the UOV.
P. 11. Haddon.
Tile ,,vedding was just bafolre noon.
Winfield 11orit, of Now York, vrda
the beat maji and Henry White gave
away ibe bride., The only other per.
.
aons Ili the church bealbs tile yer-
.
E11 were tile Duke 4nd Duchess Of
vIllorough,
Mrs. Ilutherford wore 4 -BIMP10,
gi I ay travelling dress, and no jewels
of any kblkd There wa's 110 wedding
breakfast or reception. Immediate-
ly attor the eeremokly tile Couple
started tot tile conutri.
I
Their destination was not reveal.
(,& but it its known they wIll renisin
In A -ho comiLry for some wec,ks Nolove
gollig to any City.
it aeolhg that XLY. Vanderbilt per.
ed by Mob,
6ENERAL SHOOTING FOLLOWED
TlieWe, Ill., Aq,.it SAll unknown
jogrO. about aaVf_IlLe0n YCal'S (;IJ1 was
lynched by a mob of farmurs near the
,lliago of Santa Ile this atterlioon,.
!or attempting to -assault ithe ten,
I
year-old daughter of a farmer, 13ran-
son Davis, The lynching was Sol-
i lowod by an onslalight upon a colony
,)f flogro,cu living ilk teni,s, who Were
vvorkIng as bridge- bul fdors. Tha tents
,,v ero buenod, and aiLtuy negroes sho' ,,
,,ut so far aH known none was k1hed,
Jundrods of shots were exchallgedt
ut lie WIALes hurt.
Branson I)avIs lives one-lialf mile
onat of Santa Fe, a small village
acar here. While Ills t011-Yeer-Old
jauglitor was In the barnyard 'to -
,lay the nebrro acco.-itexI lier. t lle ran,
,iut Ila seii-l'od, liar, and hell scr(lallls
jrought liar nl()Llu T to tile 1'041,11o
.rhe negro fled. 01flovrs wore notified
and wore mooll ill VAIV141lit- '-N(-W4 ()i
.he assault "peOMY k-I)rPa'I an"ll,"
ilia nulghboring farmers and resulted
a! all angrY mo,b starting. Ill livarch
of tile assailant, I I
The negro, meanwhile, had been
juptured by officers ,and was being
orouglit to'Sania 1,1o, -whon the mob
was luct A fight followed 11,11d tile
farmors got the niagro. He 0011fe8g(ld
to the crime but begged for mercy.
T llo mob Started with the prisoner
toward the new bridge being built
,Lcross tile Mississippi, whoro lie was
hanged to all oak tree, without care-
likolly or delay. 'Tile body Was 1,1(1-
diod with bullets.
Tile officers tried lit vaill to (Its-
parso the ukkoh. A rush W418 mada
fox. a colony at soyernI hundred
nogroog eluployed 'Ili brldge-buildhig
work and living in tento near the
. bridge. Tile regrocs swV tile mob
Cooklog, and opollect. fire.* A: rusilade
followed, and hially of tile regroca
wore .--Jlot doWn. NOTIO Of U10 mob
vam Injared, find it is 'lot kll0wn
]tow soriclublY tile 11091`008 were
wounded. . .
Tli-q naobpresse,d forward, llOtwItIl-
standing ille steady fire, until the
llogrocH turned akA Ilod toward a
naKrby Wood, taking thill' WOMI'Lled
With them. Tile mob then burned
the tents anti disporsed. E,xtrA Police
,veto sworn Ili and to -night tile vil-
lage is undni` heavy guard.
%Lut-a pe is a villago oil the ex-
n P411tioll of 113 -
note, k I
&,%
vepicted.
I Ile Surgeon's Story Tolls Seycrely A.p in*t tiim Stvij, 01 J,4 14,ghavior
Wben Viscruvere4_11,I)s Last L.4)ojc at tile DeAd. Qirl --whots4es
,
Who 1-favo Disappaorilkl anct Will Not Retorn —A 111#4 On - at- ilia
. ,)
000"Co _WhQ oestraye'd A10,01 Uylkleocq? .
J Pvlkewter, $, Y,J doisl4tilh - gue - 4
"I ant th'04. 001ciol;oOnceffuloaki. ot
liew teatimQox was taken during
t#40 4(Jen-59 ILI those JUCO lok-It-
yostarday Ill the Xopt case. It was
"'Is", sald tile prosecutor. .
r. ball (Jay for Rent. Mostimo))
7
- "Yes, "all I ani tIrQ4 g:raotllog eon..
CUsfilorat" Was Clio qkdol, retort of
6hOlvell that thers. was a great dj al
Mr. RLI60.
Or 1)100(1 oil 1,;oTJL14 palmr, and tile
Dr. PerrIli, ambulance surgeon at
.
b4cic"J 0 * Ill i li-l"LLIs IV,-haa 11 1 Was foun I
the, Homoop,ithia ,iro6plia
, , 1, took the
In Ili(! Whil;uomb Iloubs,
razor froin tile- hand of tile #eact
It. Is 8,41d that Mit'K Wilkelison, who
girl 40 010MI It. Hed,eslorlbed'the
De011pled a ruotu tit Mrs. Rutellin-
P;)91tlOLk of her body &ad said 1
. . tep
arms laY parallel to her body. The,
souls boarding-liolkao oil Niagans
it !land trao not four 1pelips from,
street, next tile Ono. occupied bs
t-IIJ911 body. Ile, aald there was noth.,
Kent ") 'd Mlsg 4Ant;1e, while tile pair
Ing to Indloate thtlk,t Eltilel Dlnzlgt
Stayed th0l'a t48 LWO weeks be,Ore
hAd ever moved aXtor he- tilr6W
the tragedy, under tile name of
was cut,
ulrosbX, lia, 1 gone to Canada. 811,1
"Did Ke"t Wain; r4tJoilin
. J. 211 *,ekeA
Ili ,with her wot.14or and rerki,3913 to
,
Clio DIatrict Attorney. Questlaoil Ob,
raturl).
jected tO, and when.put In different
M.Os NVIlicenson knew -%yho KenT
form, Dr. PovrIn said Kent answered
",Its all Clio time he fitayall ,at 1*8
cillastlone rationally altilkongilk Ills re,
boarding holifie. Mike District At-
plies came slowly. and lie seemed to
iorney dcalred her pri%spilice very -
be excited.
much, and. had deplitlessearching for
tier for several Weeks ))or are t1la
blysteriolls I'Vomall 'Pound,
.
dist, trial,
Deputy .%Ierift Pollock b rougfit in
TJu- bcllLoy U,aCarthy-, who dl '-
a WO -man- witness at tile adjournment
ivated the at . atument. made by Wit-
Or tbcl court. It Is not 4YA, Wilklyi.
ness O'Connor -Ll"t licut held tbu
gon. District Attornay Warren Will
razor when the door uf tile ro)m
.
'lot Vivo dier liame, aA tie says be
was foreed, has disappeared. Deputy
Ima not decided to Place her on the,
sherifte are hunting for him.
gtand. She Is- said to Illare, I;nown
Among Ilia Witnesses Nvere John
Ethel Dingle before the latter met
Vaughan, who s,3ived Kent ana Mois,
.
Kant and tO b,%vo been her .copfl-
Dingle with lunch and drinks at Eg-
dant a,fterly-Ards., Mr. Warren will
glerton's Hotel, and Albert Flannery,
civiestion her In his office cLt two
a rcilorter, to *hOin Kent made Ills
o1clock this afteinoan, in regard to
statement In Clio' room ,at the hotf-NI
hor knowledge of the ease. It is
after tile finding of the body. Kent
tikought she is one or the five TrIt.
told Flannery lie used atrOpIllne,
liyoclne and morphIne in ilia ",gun."
Licases W110se names were sent on
foin Buffalo eurly In, tile vreek.
Witness testified to a IlLtle Spot of
.
d; -Jed blood oil Miss, Dingle's lad6x
Prosecutloit Pleiised.
finger, Tills was the most Import-
Me prosecution. soared' many de-
y ile prosecution.
cisive points. District Attornoy
Clerk Munson, of Clio U'llitcOmt) -
Warren believes he will prove eon -
House, Lobtifled that Kent acted ilka
clusively t1lat it WAH the ha,nd Qt,
a crazy man, and refused ,water,
Kont t1lat held the razor when Et,401
saying it was "doped." .
Dinglo?s throat was cut, an4 he be-'
HarrY's T"StInlolly. .
flevesho will prove that tile deed was
Ilarry blnglL, a ,Younger brother
dDno wbIla Ethel Dingle wA,s on, the:
or Ilia dead girl, told about tile -
floor and not ill the bed.
vii -It of Ethel tind Kent to Toronto '
- It 1hiam b9cra a, haxd, up -hill fight
in Augu6t, IDO2, when lie (the Dro-
for the prosecution. Tile witnesses
thei-) had dinner with !tile couple.
%V110 should have been, strongest, the,
NNI heit Lhvy left Kent threw Harr.v -
police and 'Clio coroner, have been
, bottle fiom his.medlolne case, say-,
k
tile weakest. They did not 'notify
f,
ug, 'JUke one of these tablets
Mr. 'Warren or the crime until a,
ivilen you go On a champagn'e druilk."
groat deml of importa.nt evldenoeb ad
Harry said he never saw Ethel Af-
ter that day. Kent gave his name as
been lost, and the District. Attar -
aey Ifas ba'd a. 'bard time to prove
Crosby in Toronto, and told Hacry
he met E.thel. at 4rt Erie and rhe
anything or bring out any facts.
. .
narded him Ili a If , 5spital.
%Ilia District AttornoY brought In-
to the ease tG-day the crimsoned
Tho witness had received no let-
ters fiow Ethel while he wag In
garments Or the defenda,nt and also
South AfAca, but lie got oue at To-
a f Ethol Dingle, and they were shown
ionto on the (lay of liar fuaa ' I.
bir, Warren, for the SLate, offer-
to thO jury. Mile defease fought
,11 gall] at the Introduction of tile ga.r.
ad it in CYIdt.1100, but Mr. R,11 likes
metits for a, time, but fina,11Y udinit-
objected. It was admitted, A brlef -
ted t4iom.
cross-examination of tile witnelS
PQijlts of Evideuce
rollowed and fie ,stepped down.
Some points emphasized by tile tes-
Surgcoo Told o -t too Blood.
tim()nY Ill ilia Rent -Dingle trial, as
. Dr, Snotlgra sa, ilia ainbulaxice gur-
brought out by Saturdayis testimony,
wean, -819 0110 there was dried blood on
are as follows: .
,
Kent's ijanits, when lie reached the
.
What Mim Dingle stum,bled. On the
room. Miss DOgla was dead. She lay
Whitcomb liouse sta,irs and fall oil
oil ilia bed uncovered to tier walA,
liar knees while being,shown to liar
mad the doctor saw no blood on her.
room '. that Bile was then steadledby
Jlealtowe,l the jury wIththe blood-
the defendant and vink, the bellboy.
stained razor bow it lay In the dead
,That she was In a laughing mood
girrs hand. Tile ,kround III liar throat
while on her way to bar room. -
that, had lot out liar'lJo was about
,That while in their room the de
3 1-121 inches Ieng. The doctor "Id:
-
fondant told her 1),Dt to talk so
I "Blooct had run under liar. It Was
loudly, that then bar ta'llchigeeased.
also oil the pillow, anLt appeared to
That aftor 1.30 O'clock In tile morn-'
have flowed na,turally. Her head lay
Ing or Sept, 11th the defendant and
na,turaUY Oil the pillow, in tile 0011-
Mis'S Dingle -%vere served at Hotel
tro of a great blood state. Tile blood
Eggleston grIll room Wilth a cold.lob-
on tho pillow was ,slightly clot W'.
star, a quart bottle of claret and two
JiLst below the pillow It Was half aai
Scotch highballs. , .
Inch thick. Mhere, wap more below tile
ha s for
rlgJlt arm nearly to the litim. It had
'tile servive of more drinks, and that -
collected 14 the depression In the bell ,
he was then told he couldn't have
whJch Was caused by her hips. It
them because the place had to be
formed a la;rga pool. Tile wound was
closed up. I
not closed entirely; there was clot-
That Kant started to make a P4tate-
ted blood arou3id the edges of the out
Mont to a roporter, but stopped and
itaid the bR,od wap still oozing Out. I
attempted to bruoll imaginary thing&
stivv ;no blood on tile, left hand. The
Off his shoes,
faco.m-a,s composed and tile eyes
'
That there -was a slight iniirk,
partly closed."
having tile appearance of dried blood,
He said lie closed Kent's wound
on t,he first joint of Miss Dknglo.ff
witai thirteen .stitches. Kent Bm4kod
left forefinger.
.
a c1g,%r, a,L,d read a paper on his way
That before Kent left the room be
to tile liospIttil. and casually ro-
"T41ere
called for ,a drink of water, sayjAg,
"My
marked, Will be a hell of a
Cxod, I,m choking.o, W
'
tImo over this."
',There was a spot of blood," con-
That when Kant Wn,s offered a
glass of water from the stand, he
t1nue(I the doctor, "on Kent's side Or
refused Iti SaYlAg the water had t*eh
ilia bad, on the carpet, about tell
doi5ed.
Inches In diameter. It was two feet
That file water Was . Poured from
from the head of the bed. Another
a pitcher all Ilia stand Into a glass
spot mwir it was about four Inches
and that the water appeared to be
across and a foot farther away from
clear. I
the bed. There were some moist:
That the wound In Rtllepq ,lack*
pots and some dried once on the
began In front, about the middle of
The shoot all Kent's side
sight
the neck, close to the Collar bone,
ivaolistand.
of tile beo. was not stained over ,
and o.,ztt. ndpil for three or four inches
inches below the pillow."
along the line of the Collar bone.
Detective oil ilia StAnd.
.,,
Detective Edward ULOughlln,
That tile wound In Etbel's neck
was not fully closed by the Position
yaa,1,5 & polleaukka3l) then took tile
gta-,n.d. Ile had not testified at the
of her head. . I .
That tile wound -Ili lCont-s. nook
rot-me.1, trial. When lie entered the
Was Oil the left side of tile neck,
nbout three Inelies Ill tile
voom at tile Whitcomb 11ousO on the
morning of the tragedy lie took
neck ;
that it began under the angle of the
Kent's band and oaw on it dried
jtiv and ran to til.0 medium line of
thin neck, that it -,v,as half
Apots of blood. Ile picked up the*
t1illigo In the room that lie thought
to three-
(I'larters of an Inch doep, and Inuall
higher up an Ills oack- than tile
would be ileeded tot evidence and
tool, Xc,ut out of the room. Aa Kent
he turn-
post -
tiOn Of Miss Dinglola wot4nd.
That Kent smoked a cigarette
wal's going through tho door
bad
act &Ild looked at tile girl's dead y
In
the allIbUICITICe On tljo Wdy t6' tile
on tile bed. it Ivao the last time lie
saw Ethel Diligle. He went back and
hospital. I
That there ,waR dry blood Ig ill()
iounod over the bed. - -
PaIm of Xontlo right band. .
,,Ila leaned so close," said the Lie-
.
tactive, 111 thought he was going to
kiss ilia body, 110 cried out, 'Ethel!
UNION FORMED IN JAIL.
r,,tild I My God, she can't be dead -.' "
—
Mont cowered Ili Ilia chair ai, the
Better Grub or stvitze, (.,ojnviL%ts Cry __
dotectivo deserlbe(I that last a t.
- . - .
Plit,on Brend nvid Wnti.
I;; i i i-tip--,a-,Ad^,-gu.-a"r-,d-c-d-- unt-1-1
ilia coroner arrived. 111114t, It true,
shifts the responsibility for the do:
struction of much Important 0vt
clonce on to the coroner. LPverythlng
of mollimt In the room was do-
gtroyod soon after the girl's body
wa,a taken &way. The floor anti walls
Wave tzorubbv(L and wile', the Other
dotec-t1w,g got t1lore. there WaR 110,
tiling to sea but a, brim bedstead.
,
Mile coroner, it Is expect .0, will. take
ilia ata.10 oil Monday.
.
110011optol, despatell; Ott move than
one, proposition on Satun1ty did, Mr,
. Warren ana Mr. Rainm oin%ii. it wfts
I rt, cnp,* of "no cillartOr" tPOW t116
camp or tile defense. Nothing Was
eoncledixi nftor Mr. Warren refused
to aclolit that, Is',tholl Dingle, hadslitil-
(,4 it jt)-lat letter with Kent. Tile
t1glit waged 111orrIly until lidjonril-
mAnt.
I Intliftilapolls, Ind., April 2&Wheq
Turnko.r Litigiles went Into this pi -I.
Soners' quarters yesterday to take
tile fifteen mon confined in .th,o
MuMle Jail' to tile stone plie"fIc
was told by Ono Of thrm, that the
prisonorL; had Organized ii. oillono
VlOctuKI tile speaker president, and
had adopted a resolution, not to
vroik unlebs it larger bill of .faVol
was promised for the future,
It Was the turnkey's first exper-
ence with A union, and he attempt-
CKI W 811OW tho prisoners the 'on.
r0As0Il4b)0y)os8 of their 'dem4nrIP,
but they roplied f1rully. ,tllat- * they
Would not break stone ejoapf upb,n
the conditions ,named. 1,113ding
them (10tel-ftlingd, the t`k1rnkoyJo0k-.
vd thelo In separat4 aelig, "cl, aA
nount-0 that b,o won)(1 put, therd
on, 'a brclad-and *4te* diet 44til,
thOY W01% r0ftcly' tO Wftk,