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HEEKLOXO STRUGGLE

Uiidlnc Iloom In the Garden at a Pn-

niluni When the Final Ruth for tlihonors Deitns OouEOl-

lIlnled Making Gallant Sprint

Robert Walthour and Bonny Munrtthe six day race which ended in

ion Square Garden nightteander and Nat were seconcFloyd Krebu and were thirdThe finish of the was made in amile sprint between the representative-of the seventeam that were tied for firsplace-

A occurred in the eighth lap of thmile and all the riders fell except Walthouand rode wide orftll gained a leathat hn Increased in the last lap and hwon by ton lengths

The men who tell wereFisher Floyd Krebs Bedel

The nil was caused by the bursting oftire on Contenets front wheel FlsheI-

TU fourth Xcwkirk Contonot andBedell had to ride another mile to decldfifth sixth and seventh places Tho finnscore of the seven loading 231miles and 3 laps

Keegan and Moran were one lap behlnand had to leave the track before the plateMB fired

The order in which the men finlsha

rusWalthour first Leander second FloydKrebfl third Fisher fourth Newklrkfifth Cont net sixth John Bedell seventh

OKDEII or TEAU rixifluVffM Laps

WaHhour and Munroe 3313Duller 2318

Floyd Krebs and Peterson 33184 and howler aais-i Newklrk and Jacubson 231H0 Centenet and llrcton 3911-T Dcdfll brothers 2318a Keegan and Moran 2J18

The record for 142 hours Is 273V miles 4 lapstiade by Miller and Waller In

Between 8 and 10 oclock last night thplugging or slower of thewere on theprinters did not leave the main floorhowever but rested on cots that worbrought to the trackfilde at the beginningof the last day some dozing or trying tdo BO and the being massagedand trainers ThorMS apparently no of a sprint anvery one knew it at 9 oclock

interest in the race was indicat-ay the fact that a crowd of fully 1500persons probably more were waiting fothe one milesprintby which the race wouldbe decided By the time the finish oftuna wo only an hour off the crowd

a good natured orderlinessquiet reigned

One Incjdent that broke tho orderlyIccurred when some joker on onof the hydrants In tho lot i

trenching torrent pour theruining the gowns of several women

after n oclock it was anbounced that at 10 oclock all tic toan-utrijiprmore lapn behind tho leaders

v b off the track so that onlythose having an oven score for placerould remain for grandInJJh

Some were givenUeh the men In tho long pausedthen at 035 oclock to the delight

Moran started a lastedfar a mile or so was productive ol

changeThe for which the men

as follows though all whotntahed will receive bonuses and most ofbase who started had contracts for bonuses-nd expense moneyFirst prize Jloo second prize 11000

7SO fourth prize 1500 llftrij-

irlze late sixth prize 350 prize 100

The men will be paid tomorrow at theHotel

All day long yesterday the great Americandoors at Square

to payand seats at attended

ind slowest six race ever hold BeforeJIB usual dinner hour all The free seats

ere taken and much of the standing roomBefore 8 oclock nearly all thetents were occupied wero livelylimes at both doors all the afternoonivening Every old trick and a score oftew ones wore tried on the doorkeepers

wouldbe deadheads proteststed scuffles were

The crowd and not nders seemedtartly demented Inside the building

scene often was turbulentand there but an extra detail

If on hand and the disturbancesIrero suppressed Standing room

at a premiumand venders on

who hail chairs and boxes renteda quarter to spectators to use for foot

om the lent oripnted their chairs

There was a variety of fast and slothe raccw the early even

and even when they were ridinglowly It was not dull crowd was a-

iiirly as halt 7 oclock the custom Inseveral years ago of

Xlvortfcinc banners fromalluries and lettlne them float to raea performed this Is not

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bteAt five minutes after 5 oclock Breton

tab leading the string at a whencome out to relieve

I was an intentional foul and a proest After listening to Moranalowever he his complaintTho most exciting

Uy occurred at 0 in the eveningit hud features sensational and aggra

Little Breton ary for a lap although neither he nor hisNirt iu r was a to it if wonjt was a fine effort He gained almost

quarter of a lap and ur overafter a sprint of six or i

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lilly of Vanderstuyft The other riderUw the opportunity to lap the French

and leadinghe way Floyd Krebs andfd turns the two FrenchDen ground steadily

and when come out oftrp and pulled In to make pace Neitherlipton nor hold theHCO furnished Gougoltz however andl ret of the field was withli m when Contcnot relieved Breton Ho

on behind and followedThen the most magnificent piece

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be wild with excitement throughout thsprint andor cheers and applauseAfter this was resumed

tho crowd amused itself in various

master band played Bedellaaddressing his efforts to spectator

who beat a tattoo awith ice cream t

wooden platters The impromptuthe was so

that he scored two tremendous encoreand tho real band had to twice repeatpiece

last day of the race with sonk successlv

several riding waswhile it lasted At 2 oclockmorning nothing had been accompllshe

subsided and i

was dull all At 134 oclock inmorning the referees ordered

Dove out of the race becausemade no attempt tokeep up when a sprintwas In progress were a menace toother

The continued striving In certainafter sensations and tho printing o

made out of whole cloth ithe extending an invitatioto the police to men in the scorerIK T and check the time of tho mon onoff the track The policemen begun at 43-o clock on Friday afternoon one man taklnthe trick and then beingrelieved by anotherrecords official scorers and totalloit for themselves On Friday eveninand morning the trainers begattho customary of saving the mom

teams that were to doin tho final Whether it wo

prearranged or not records were given thcops which furnkhed material for a sen

yesterday afternoonwas figured Butler had riddetwelve since 430 on Friday ofternooiarid he was notified that ho notagain until 430 yesterday afternoonthe the police scorewould end anti a new beginTho notification to the concennnitheir time on tho track giverpreviously by tho chief of scorers

police were working out thstory it a good one and a3 notified Monroe that heonly nineteen more to

ending at 43oclock therefore went on aonce HO that Monroe might havo the

miiiMtoa in reserve be ablo to reHove Walthour In sprint AHbounder ho went bravely on track t

ride for two hours and aIM wus the eleventh annual six

race The onlywero ahead of the recor was at the end o-

Iho third hour when Kramer wasriiQ score then was 73 mIles 8 which

by McFarland In tQO-

OrjS WATT GETS A DIVORCE

The Decree Gives Her saaooo In FullAlimony and the Costs of the ActionGOSIIEN N Y Dec a upeclo

tho Supreme Court held inJustice William J Gaynor granted

an absolute decree of divorce to AdeleForce Watt against her husband ArchibaldWatt The Interlocutory decree granted

Justice Sewall in Broc klyn on Septprovided that tho same should not becomeabsolute until three months after tho papershad been filed They were in tinjfflce of the County Clerk in

following and thefor final examination

Tho which were filed under sealwere tho County Clerks sateand read Justice Gaynor Mrs Wattattorney Henry L appearedrind support of

attorney for Mr Wattalso and tho motionAfter due deliberation of the argumentsund testimony the final decree was

It declares the defendant ArchibaldWatt is adjudged guilty ofthat Mrs Watt not voluntarily livedwith him since the discovery was madeITio marriage existing between them istherefore each is freed

all obligation thereof It providesthat it for Mrs timarry hut prohibits Archibald Watt

remarrying any person until theilaintiff shall

It provides also tniit the execution bto for tho recovery o

133000 from the defendant inher support and maintenance for

time to come The money must paidwithin ten days and in view of suchvision and Mrs Watt voluntarily

never to seek to annul orquestion of alimony is also

iven to resume maiden name olAdele Force and it is also ordered

that she from the docosts of and allIn connection therewith Tin

iosts are to ho made a tax against tho doendant by County Clerk of1 thisunty

AD FOUGHT FOR SISTERS

loy of 12 Severely Burned In Vain Effortto Save Younger Child

Michael Woods 12 years old was ycsterlay the hero of South Brooklyn In the eyesf all who of his presence of mind

heroic tho lifo of his sistercnrietta 10 years old whom ho foundrith her clothes on fire and almost deadf fright In tho dining room of their homot 122 Thirtieth street Although hitchel fought valiantly nnd succeeded in

tho flames after beingsadly burned about time hands nnd armslenrlotta will probably die

Tho lad had In charge of tintIle frame and his sister and tworothers while his mother went to pay tho

Ho left tho house to cross streetn some errand and had boon gone only a

moments when Charlie a orroth r ran Into tho street screaming thatIs sister was on ftroMichael rushed into tho homo and threw

of water over her Them was notwater to drown the flames and

bravo boy throw tho girl to the floorrolled her over und over trying to

the child anda number of neighbors and an

was from the Noregian Hospital Ambulnnco Surgeon

girl Michaelsand arms Were dressed by a local

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their home although the physicians ate said she could not

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Comniltteeman Stewart Plrdcedto the Commuter and Pltttburc Rail

Rid to SlOOOOO Appeal of Ft

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WASHINGTON Dec 12 The next R pulican national convention to nominatedidates for President and VicePresidewill bo hold in Chicago beginning on Tuiday Juno 21 1904

TIme national committee reconvenedthe Arlington Hotel at 1020 oclockmorning with Chairman Hanna presldlnand hoard invitations from Chicago I

Louis and Plttsburg An executive sessli-

wUs held and the committee voted totho convention to Chicago The vote wtChicago 43 Plttsburg 7 St 1

The first taken up wostladmission Rico Republicansrepresentation on tho committee andtime national convention Mayor ToddSan Juan and Jos6 Brioso representthe Republican of Porto Ricoever that may Chairman Hannawere heard They urged that their o-

ganizotlon be allowed to affiliate with tlRepublican of tho nation V

want your policiesTodd but we want to bo thei

with you and be identified with the greiRepublican party Ho declared that tlPorto Eicon Republican party hadmore twothirds of the votethe

Mr Brioso asserted that the Republicanof the Island were coming to the conventlcanyway whether wore admittednot Vo dont know wo are but vknow what we want we want to IAmerican citizens and we want to bo menhors of the great Republican

A decision in regard to the i

the Porto Rico Republicans was defcrreuntil the executive session of the commute

The roll of States was called for the pnsentatlon of Invitations for holdingnational convention When Illinois wireached Chicagos invitation was presontcby Samuel B Raymond-

We Imrlted you to Chicago four yearago said Mr Raymond but this year w

In earnest we mean business It hisixteen years since a Republican con

vontion has como to Chicago and wewe are due now

The of St Louis were pnsented former anwhen Pennsylvania wax reached SenatePenrose

We have a delegation from PIUburg said to tyou come with the require-ment namely the entrancetot IIOOOOO for tho con

1 understand they have

as to the oommunlt-ln the great commercial city

and if f 100000 is

in of Senator PenroM It v-leedoommitteo

The committee then into exeicutivsession to tho Invitations an

and to select tho conventlo

business in executive bessioicrate to up the matter of the admiselo-if delegates to the national convoiitio

and rotor the entireto a committee consisting of Post

Gen Scott GenUov Franklin T Murphy c

New Jersey and David W ofcommittee will also coniido

matter of inviting to tho conention from and the Island o

consisting of George H

Sheldon of XowHerrick of Ohio J Edward Addlcks o

Delaware John G Capers of South Caro

Iso appointed to ascertain to extentocialtem into This comnitteo with an inquirnto tho question of guaranteeingfWhen the of n convention cit

was reached Richard Kerens of Micsour-in behalf of St IX UM asked that tho seaipiproposal of St Louis bo opened I

a written guarantee of tinational committee in caw St Loui

was selected as the place for holdingicnvention-

Graemo Stewart on behalf of Chlcagithat ho would personally

75000 fromLet that be reduced to writing win

Senator Hnnnas businesslike commentIll do that Mr Stewartforthwith drew up a document to whichattached his name guaranteeing thi

sum named to the national committeePittsburg will raise the bid sold Sena

Pcnrose when Pennsylvania wasreached and make the offer 100000 whicl

personally guaranteeinformal discussion

ho vote was taken secret ballotwithresult that Chicago received 43 votes Pills

7 and St Louis 1

of fixing the date was sooiSome of tho committpemei

ranted to meet on Juno 14 but June 2

was more to Mr Stewartand again her wish

Senator McComas Internal HevenuiYerkes and Representative

Jrownlow of Tennessee were i

ornmlttw to prescribe the regulations forelection to

on vention from the District of Columbiahere no election laws exist

Tho following were designated as theommittee on arrangements

onotor Scott chairman Senatorlarry Sow of Indiana OrnJmo Stewart

B Schneider of NebraskaA resolution providing that

w ns the call for the convention o-

KX This provides for fourTIO from States and two from

ich Congress district with six from thetwo from the District o-

oluinbia all of whom must be chosenr before May 21 one month before theinvention meetsrice committee then adjourned subjectthe call of tho chairman

LAXE IX FINE ARTS RUJLDIXl-

til flnly SIBOO Damage and InjuredNone of the PaIntings

The building at 215 West Flftyseventltreat which George W Vanderbilt gave

tho American Fine Arts Society

Ire a short time yesterday Aof line were the galleriestho fire was confined to the topscone of them was fire

as in tics quarters of the Art Students11500 damage

American Fakirs Society uptlsts lost some mementoes was

would be hard to They eonRt l of costumes and catalogues

occurred at an hour thewns in the building It IB not known

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Hypnotist T tti Oabrlelle Dompard 8toof a Murder

fiptclalCiiblf Dttpatch to Tile SON

Gabriolle Bompard arid a man of theI of Eyrand for murder of a bailiff

strangulation has been recalled In a stratifashion Gabrlelle Bompard and Fyraiescaped to America where theycaptured Eyrand was guillotined InParGabricllo Bompard pleaded that she oormitted the crime under the hypnoticfluonoo of Eyrand She was sentenceto penal servitude but was released a fernontht ago

Her counsel recently arrangedProf filogcols to hypnotize her tothat her unsuccessful plea in regardhypnotism was true The professor plowher in a hypnotic state and recalledmind to the day Immediately precedingcrime The woman then lived the crinagain with fearful realism and displayed

the greatest mental torture She showedhow she had been quarreling with Eyranabout tho subject and had refused agoand again to assist his murderous schemaShe pleaded shrieked and coaxed in vainThen It was evident that Eyrand spranat her throat

Oh he Is strangling me she criedwrithing in Imaginary pain Let mgo Ill bring him you are killing me

she enacted the scene of the murshowed how left all night with th

corpse about to commit suicideShe also described the flight to America

The sight of the writhing strugglingwoman enacting the scenes of horror both

before and after the crime was startllnand weird Photographers tookshots of her throughout and stenographers reported her words verbatimaroused from her trance Gabrlelle Born

paul showed no trace of theand recollected nothing

Prof Slogcois Ii convinced that she wato participate in the crime in

state and says he never met seasy a subject He will make a repotto the Academy of

RUMOR THAT POPE MAY RETIRE

Health Not Good and Family fne lilato Return to Venice

Serial CaW Diipalch to Tas SUM

ROME Dec vague rumor whic-

is acquiring form is to the effect thatPopes health Is not a good as it should tx

His weak and he suffers for lack ofair and scene His Holiness I

perfectly resigned but his sisters aremuch worried over his condition Theare mansions to advise him to abdicate aftreturn to Venice-

It is improbable that the agreto his sisters wish to and It inoteworthy that a successor to him aPatriarch of Venice has not been namedOnly a vicar has been appointed

irjvs ox riis LiT LEG

Mftl Lena Enenshi Oawa mato PrU n Keeper

the city prison was a man namedHe passed the mental

tion but when it came to the medical testthe doctor told that ho could not go 01tho eligible list because he was not up to

the minimumheight of 5 feet 7 inchesSay doctor measure me stand in1 on me

left tnt ConlanWhat do you the exam

inerWell one of me futs is longer thantother and mebba I cart make good onmo biggest tog Conlan explained

The medical examiner took Conlon at hisword He found that Conlon standing onhis right heel was 5 tyt Inches tallwhile when standing left heel hewas S feet 7 inches

Whether or not Conlon ought to be

passed on his left leg or rejected onright leg was a problem the doctor didntcare to tackle He referred theto the commissions committeepeals Tho committee struggled for

but found in favor of time left legwon last June and since then the com-

mission has from time to time solemnlymatter until it has now decided

name on the eligibleIt realized that if went to thehe would at least have a fair half of the bestof the argument and would not bo In theclass of litigants sometimes described-by to fight cases in court

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D OELRICllS FIXED

larvard Man Arrested for DliordcrlBehavior In Ilotton

BOSTON Dec De L fbiichs of New York n member of the sopholucre class in tho Lawrence scientific school

Harvard and a relative of Hermann Oel

iclis was fined f 10 for drunkenness in theMunicipal Court this morning

Paul arrested him last night at thecorner of Boylston and Washingtontreets

According to the policeman Oelrlchisome college mates wore accosting

the good looking young women passingn tho neighborhood He said that Oel

Ichs was drunk and that after he had beenwarned speaking to young women

went two morepleaded guilty and paid the

ire He toldbeaten after he was taken to the stn

lion house but tho Judge did not go Intoany investigation along that line

TO JIlL FOR POSTAL FRAUDS

foCretor and Ipton Get Two Year and-a Fins of 8IOOO Each

lUwiMonE Dec 12 Thomas WIcGregor and C Upton tho clerks

the rural free delivery division of thoOffice Department who wore convicted

last Monday In the United States Districtof conspiracy to defraud tho Gov

rnment on a postal contract senenccd today Thomaso sec vo two years in the Maryland Peal

and to a tIne 1000were found a trial

which lasted six days Motion for a newrial came for ai gument thIs morningJudge Morris

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LABOR UNION IS FINED 100

A CHICAGO JUDGE PUNISHES TliPRESS FEEDERS

Judge Holdom holds the Union neipontllfor Violating an Injunction Throu

of Violence Hie Decision Isof the Kind In the

CHICAGO Pee fine of 1000 fillegal acts was Imposed upon FranklUnion No 4 Press Feeders byHoldom today The Court foundunion as a corporation of contemof court for an injunction rstraining it as an organization from Interferlng with the business or employeesten printing firms members of the Cliica-iTypothetw

Holdoms action creates a probeing the first tune in the

of trades unionism in this country thathas fined a union as a corporatIon

decision Judge Holdom has handidown on opinion in which he severely

the acts of pickets and union mornbets which followed the press feedersstrike

Such warfare cannot and will not I

tolerated by tho in a land of poisewhore people are by lawJudge Holdom and the lawlooking in one of its most necessary attnbutes If it was impotent to punish for sueviolation-

As soon as the decision was rendereJohn A Bloomington counsel for the unionoffered a cash appeal bond of 1600 and

would carry the caseto a higher countJudge Holdom in hU opinion revieweddetails of the strike declared on Septand of the the injunction granteon Oct 10 recited various actof violence testified to inbeen bythe

From the affidavits in evidence i

this case said the Judge itthat more than fifty peoplesince the inception of the difficulties scforth in the bill assaulted Intimidatedcalled by opprobrious epithets and

with harm simply becaubeworked in a place vacated voluntarily-

by members of Franklin Union I aof the alleged aggressors with the exceptlqn of John Mucher being members athe union John Mucher condemned twicfor assault and unlawful picketing in company with members of tho union In viola

of the injunction has been defendslawyer of the union

in mind that the charge ithe that of conspiracy and that tinacts enjoined were those used in furtherance of such conspiracy it would seerfrom the evidential fact that the actionof the union at tho meeting of Sept 27in the establishment of tho strike headquartom on Custom House Courtassault and intimidation by AssUtar-SergeantntAiTnB h and by Visitlag Conwiltteeman Hagbwg the paymentstrike benefits at thestrike headquarter

treasurer with tho unio-m and thefact that no discrimtnatio-

aVMaldrtlgabW tttYmeraboreknown to be guilty of acts in thomsclvtcriminal establish the union as a conjpirator with its offending membersand privy to tho violations of thesf which some of Its members stand rotcdoted and therefore guilty of vlolatio-iif the injunction and amenable to dis-

ilpline of such violation providing it canbe so disciplined under the law

Recounting the acts of the strikers JudgiHoldom said

Punishment is meted out in accordant1with tho gravity of the offence committedTho consequences of violation of the Injunction by the union have been manassaults on innocent persons seeking twork under contracts satisfactory to

and their employers There Im-

ijeen no discrimination between the sexesWomen have been assaulted and ter-

orized and followed to their homestheir families intimidated Murder hmeven resulted from the unlawful acts o

union and its striking members Tinjomploinants have been interferedand arrested in the prosecution of theirlawful affairs and have been put to greatsxpenss annoyance and anxiety in ass3rt

their rights before the law and Iri

the protecting arm of this courtThe Court is impressed the Judge said

before Imposing the fine rwith tinutter impossibility In this particular cast

f attaining the ends of justice by thoof a nominal fine and that th

resting upon the Court impels a fluesomewhat measured by the gravity of limo

jffences committed the continuedof the Injunction and the perslsten

persecution of honest wage canners winsee entitled to tho protection of the law ii

pursuit of their dally avocation T-

he they have a right to look for proconfidence that such rights

shall be maintained in their integrityDetails of various acts of violence were

told of by Judge Holdom On Oct 13

1903 he said D E Drydon employed byMarsh fc Grant was knocked down byAssistant SergeantatArms Kavunaugli-if Franklin Union No 4 and assaultedand kicked by other strikers Hertha

was visited several times byHagberg a member of the

isiti ng committee of the unionOoolinick i visited by tho

same John Sophia alsoiBlted said John all given

union card and offered money toheir employment and also threatenedwith case of Baumcl

TREASURE hUNTERS SUE

Cross Dill Against Capt BrownWio Led the Expedition

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 12 ix uls Hlooser owner of the schooner Herman

put up 20000 to sendexpedition to the South

Islands to recover Cocos Islandcensure which Urown said had beon transfurred to one of the Society Islands tiara

a cross libel to suit for 3S

oyagethat ho had knowledge

icatlon of the treasure butj take the vessel to the chargeim with misappropriating 2000

to him for withTho cross libel asks for 20000

was advanced Moowsr and otherstho expenses of the expedition

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fclten Arrested In MassachusettsService KlinUo is a tele

and he testified yesterdayStates Commissioner Shields

to the transmission of a despntiwhich he iw Benjamin Farber write intelegraph office in Grand street It wi

addressed to II Frankel who was arrestwith John Davis the notorious Engllicounterfeiter at Revere Moss This mesago Kllnke said was signed Harry Steinand was an appointment to mae Frankin Boston

John Bennett and John A Howe salesman for a house in Beekman streetidentified Harry Stein one of the gan

arrested here as havingand tracing paper firma

Whether or not time counterfeits shown 1

were on that paper thenot bogus notes havin

boon with chemicals to makeresemble genuine notes

M1XRRS IN FAVOR OF 1IANXA

to De IMstnutful of lloosovrltAttitude on Labor

liANSPono Pa Dec 12 A carefulvase among the in the southerpart of the coal that there Is

strong sentiment favoring the nomlnatloof Senator Hanna for President onRepublican ticket It is understoodPresident Mitchell of the United Mir

has to his lieutenanta the of

miners in favor of picashim greatly and it was on this aecourthat the miners wero sounded

There a dispositionen of thminers to favor Hanna on the ground thehe has shown himself to bo a more conslsterfriend of labor Tho Miller case they sayshowed that the President is not as gros

a friend of organized labor as his action I

mediating in tho coal strike would Ind

LOOKING TO ROCKEFELLER

Inlvmlty of Chicago Authorities in i

Expectant MoodCHICAGO Dec 12 About any

that Mr Uockefeller have with referemcee to tho university I am as ignorant i

a child But did you over see me whenwas not in an expectant mood

In thcso words President Harperexpressed the official attitude

the toward tho rumthat John D Rockefeller was contemplalag an unusually large Christmas gift tthe institution Tho faculty and studentare confidently exporting importantnouncements of gift B anti plans at the wintconvocation a week from Tuesday

Since the extensive purchase ofby tho university on the south side ofMidway it has admitted by the cologe authorities great medical school

would be built timers it is thought liltwill bo for iv

WHAYfE LIFE INSURANCE

Provident Ufe Loses Its Case JOVerdict tfrougKl fri Against It

LOUISVILLE Ky Dec 12 A jury In tlCircuit Court this afternoon gavemerit for 76000 against the ProvidentLife Assurance Society and In favor ofexecutors of R C Whayne who wasdead near town a year ago havingjomraittcd suicide or been shot accidentalwhite hunting Whaynes business was i

had shape he had accumulated lifoa few amounti-

nit the time of his death to 330000 Othis 190000 had nm for more than aind Incontestable including one policyFor 130000 issued bv a New York company

Tho Provident Lire refused 01-

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130000 policy comwere and the C BJ of the Prol

lent was the first to bo tried Thetrial occupied nearly two weeks but in tinopinion of jury the insurance corn

to prove suicide The Equitible companys nuxt to be

II4VKIVG ME ARRESTED

rfslilfiit and Cashier of a SuspendsIndiana Concern Taken Into Custody

EiJviiAiiT Ind Dec 12 Deputy Unitedstates Marshal Boyd arrived from Indianipolia totlay and arresjed President Brod

and Cashier Collins of the suspendedIndiana National Batik of tits city on thecharge of violating the national bankiiiflaws

Nothing was known of the matteruntil tho Marshal started with

for Goshen to arraign thembefore the United StatesThe moil nsnortwl their innocence of an-

delation of tho law It is said here thatwarrants were issued yesterday bj

United States District Attorneyimmediately on lila return to

was must ructod thoto lining criminal proceeding

it oncerice deposits when tho bank failed worn

almost SfiCOOOO with hardly anything ormud as

LAMARS COACHMAX SUES

iloMBlions Successor Wants to Get 61-

Waces OverdueLOKU BRANCH N J Dec 12 Davit

dinars troubles continue to multiplyiince his acquittal on tho charge of con

to kill his former coachman JamesiIcMahon To Iay Patrick whsucceeded McMahon as coachman wentleforo Justice I hall Packer at Seabrighi

entered suit Lamar to recoverwages amounting 135

in his to the Justice

Mr Lamar dont mo I will tellomothing that will him nmnrt

Dunphy is to be a witness for Lamar attrial for assault On

unphy went to New York to see Mrsflinar Ho was to out and notonce hack Ho was finally ordered to see

Mr Lumars brotherinDunphy said that he saw Smith

ml got a in time face from thocaw will be heard on Dec 21

ypeirttcrShocked to nratli at Ills MachineCHICAOO Doc Czech a

was killed by electricity todayt the Polish latctlc office when ho formedcircuit laying one hand a

and tho a typesettingWithout uttering a cry

as felled lifeless to tho floor

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FOR COUNT CHAIRMAN HALPINEXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

ArmltKRe Mathews of flrubera DistrictSecrctor1 Reorcanlacatlon and Re-

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the List to tics 8crseant t Arra

Obsidian t the Ripnblltan Covtitv OtmHttk-CiiAiiLna II MundiT leader of Do Ate

Chairman of tlu Eucu IM CommUM Wmam-llnlpin leaded of tde NinthIn place of Jtcqooduotcommissioner WILLIAM II Tn KICK

FIrst vtctPmUtni RArautl Slraabourfirleader of the Thlrtyflrtt

Second vicePrttlOtnt AiimoulO NIAL le iof the Thirtieth district

Sftriiarv ARurrnaK AT8cw of Abe Oratm-dlitrict In place of Otosoi n UAircBsar-

mTriatunrLomt STruts if be will take ItStroeantatArmi KDWXBD Boonni neleoMd

This is for Odella slate for theYork county committee put through yw

at a caucus of district LeadersHailed as the now boss of the Republican

party in the State Qov Odell heldall yesterday at the Fifth AvenueHis first conferences with BepublioMWwere in tho morning and were held In theapartments Senator Platt occupied from1879 until the of his first wile aover taco The roomsknown for nearly u quarter ot a centuryas 280

Oov Odcll when he arrived in townFriday desired to accentuate hb ac-

quisition of the sceptre of leadership andho wanted 280 It was in J80 thatSenator Platt did his share of the workto elect QarflelJ Folger Blameport Harrison Warner MillerHarrison BRain in 1892

Black Rooseveltand Odell for Governor the same year

It WCH In 280 In 1894 and 1895 thatSenatorPlatt thwarted Oov Odells plot to succeedCharles W Hackett aa of theStato committee madeGov Odcll choirmin of the commltteo of the State committee Hackettwas not In robust health and Odoll couldntwait for him to die It was in 280 thatSenator Platt lectured Ctov Odell for hiefforts at Albany to defeat the GreaterNow York charter probably the pet measureof Senator Platts long political career

It was in 280 that Senator Plattdeath of Mr notified dor-

Odcll that he was to be made chairman ofthe Republican State committee Itin 280 Senator Platt notified OovOdell in he was to be the candidate-for Governor Mr Odclls long cherishedambition Likewise it was in 280

Mr Odell after election day in 1900

Odell fervor and gratitude told SenatorPlatt that he never to his dyinghour tho profound gratitude he owed toSenator

Senator early in 1001 moved toapartments 150 It was in 168 last

that Platt informed Coy Odellthat lie was again to bo the candidate for

and was 159 that GovOdell repeated the expressions of gratitude

anything a lectio more of the Odcll fervorreturned to Albany and organized

tho insurgent combination ofand till ofwhojti

against Senator Platt for reelection

and voted to Frank M Baker SenatorPlatts in Owego to be a Rail-road Commissioner to himselfGov Odell sent in Bakers name to theSenate knowing bin insurgent Senatorswould got in their work

Gov first conference in 280and in fact his conferences all day con-

cerned the selection of now theNow York Republican county committeeA Odell saw Colorhis rival the New York city lineroll up a plurality of 122000 he came toNow lit the Republican ClubInsisted that the New

committee needed andreorganizing and In the recent Mayoralty

camo to Now York cityA similar

Slice election day GOT Odell has spent agood dual of time at tbo

with Republicans and with Re-

publican Assembly leaders andthe New York county

committee needed and reAnd he was especially de-

nunciatory of leaders who wero great menon and voter

on election Moreover GOTDdell was especially displeased with leadersof not live intheir districts and who were described byMm AS absentee leaders

Our Odell had recent conferencesat Albany with a number of those Now York

and as an outcome of thesediscussions at Albany started yesterdaymorning to reform andccunty to the lineslaid down in his speeches and basedtim utterances lias since election

Our Odcll has been criticised byRepublicans who said that his attitude wasInsincere unfair and that he had noother notion of reforming and reorganiz-ing the New county saveto reform and it in the Interestsf Gov Odcll ns time new Republican boss ofIhu State that ho showthat ho had control of the Now York Repub-lican county committee and thatput own men but then the Gover-nors friends replying to these commentssaid that the was utterly sincereand that did demand that Assemblydistrict leaders should live inricts and that the chaps who wore greatomen in cut vote at the primariesshould bo relegated to the rearho men who get out the vote on

electionLate on Friday evening few Odell had

tent word to the Assemblylistrict leaders of tho toit the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday and

State committee come down

morning when the followingLeaders

William H Ten Williamerdlnand Eidman Richard Van Coltcling forhls father Cornelius Van Cott

Gunner Frank JamesAmbrose 0 Neal W

kanamakor Samuel WilliamcnliolWllliam Crumble Herbert Parsons

Hannon Jacob Newstead and SamuellocniK-Gov Odnll informed these leaders that

had been culled together to exirossion to their as to the electionf new officers to the York republican

committee at the annuihich is to Im held nn Dec 17 and eachjndor was invited to something

The ball was by John IIrho Wont on to the kind of martrho fihouid bo elfjpted to succeed M LinnIrucc he must intro fine oxnoutlvocations and should bo familiarlepubllcnn politics of Now York county

declared that Alexander TInpon loader of tho dIstrictad nil of tin elmrnctorlHtics describedy Mr iunnor i nd hi pro

tho nnniB of Mr Mason for theidtration of c pHwmblod-

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