APOSTLE DOWE
DIES IN A MAGE
While In Delirium He Orders Guards
To Eject Critics.
AMASSED FORTUNE OF $28,000,000.
Attended by Three of His Faithful Fol.
lowers, the Founder of Zion City Pass-
es Away in Poverty in His Former
Mansion--Health Had Declined Stead-
ily Since Being Ousted by Voliva.
DOWIE'S WORKS.
He built a creed; its commun-
fcants excommunicated him.
He built a city; its inhabitants
exiled him.
He raised Voliva to power; Vo-
liva ruined him.
He drew about
who worshiped him;
gerted save by a few
At 16 Dowie practice
healing in Australia
At 20 he was a m
brew, Greek and
had a library of 10,000
At Zion City he
000 people and $2
of property.
He
nine special t
New York.
being ousted
“le
Pa
thousands
de-
him
he died
d divine
ter
of
theology
He-
and
umes
vol
controlled 10,-
S.O00.000 worth
on
the
took
city of
After
City
with 7
of Zion
colony,
Mexico
out
new
in
he nned
00.000 acr
Chicago
der Dowie
Christian
8 o'clock Satur
City, Ill.
north shore of
whicl
passing was not
aged leader of
in a
Beater
state
igh weak
Muttered Voliva's Name.
4 be] .
Promises to Return.
A 4
's Last Words.
. i 3 3
Powis
God
it £ th aged leadey
of 7 re given over to
ing t
and
murmiure
OF favorite hymn
tes of New
characteg
died
During
h
FUE Te
¥
t Testament
a militant
Dow je
forgiven.
unforgiving
the brief
un-
4
name of the wife who
1 him
ferred a compromise t«
of battle in which Dowie
moved and had hig bein
His last words were t
the faith he
“Peace be
had de-
o had
direction
nor the son wh pre.
y the
lived and
¥
created
unto you.”
State Halts Train Service,
Houston,
Sunset
cific
50
Tex. {Special}, «- The
Limited of the Southern Pae
was annulled because |t
minutes the
ing due to the recent
Texas Rallroad Commission
ing passenger traing to run
30 minutes of their schedulos, There
were a large number of Northern
and Eastern tourists aboard the train
going to the Pacific Coast, and they
were compelled to remain here 12
hours,
was
late, annulment be
of
require
within
order the
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Domestic.
Maurice C. Mengis, who sued Gen
Louis Fitzgerald for a million dol
lars for information regarding the
Western Maryland Railroad, and
who twice got a verdict in his favor,
has compromised the case for $300,
000 in cash.
Repulsed by Mrs. Florence Pate
terson, with whom he wag infatuated,
Henry de Burt, shot and fatally
wounded himself on the woman's
doorstep in Cleveland.
Governor Higgins, of Connecticut,
has denounced the presence of Gen
Charles R. Boynton, a legislative
agent, at the sgtatehouse as a scandal
and pest.
A hundred and fifty guests in the
Standard Hotel, Ban Francisco, were
forced to flee in their nightelothes
from flames that destroyed the hotel
The trial of Edward A. Smith and
Sumner Sargent, Charlotte, N. C..
millmen, charged with violation of
immigration laws, was abruptly
Boyd instructing the
favor the defend
action was taken mo
'l for the government
W. Perkins, former first
ice president of the New York
Insurance Company, has sent
in of
on
to
check
$54,015.19 to reimburse for the
14
ican
1904
Ign tribution
CaAmpailg: con
up
with
des
vas found |
igh
physician has died from
contra while exper
laborstories at St
ph
ted
the
Peters
and another yeician there
members of Parliament
IZ to the British
against
call'ng
from
in
Postmaster
the proposed change
port of White Star
Queenstown to Ply-
feamers
i
i
that the abandonment of
town would delay the delivery
merican mail
announced in
an agreement
the
in
Reich
that opinion
18
of the
on the
United
basis
sentatives States
for
and
a com-
ermany
The geal fishing steamer f.eopard,
Johns, N. F., was erushed in
the ice off Cape Race, but her crew
103 men reached land.
Eugen Kupke, a singer, became
suddenly’ demented at a concert
given in the palace at Berlin before
of the Emperor.
The British steamer Cambridge,
belonging to the Great Eastern Rall-
way Company, went ashore in a fog
off the Holland coast,
The United States will likely take
more active measures to enforce its
demands for official recognition of
the American schools,
The Czar gave a cordial reception
to M. Golovin, president of the lower
house of the Rusalan Parliament,
WANTS DAMAGES
OF $30,000,000
Sugar Trust Sued By Philadelphia
Concern.
THE HIFPLE FAILURE RECALLED.
The Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com-
pany Claims That Its Works Were
Shut Down by Its New York Rival,
Which Wrongfu.ly Obtained and Ex-
ercised a Controlling Interest.
for
attor-
United
the
Company,
Trust, by the
A sult
and
the
against
New York
$30,000,000,
(Special).
with costs
filled
Court
neys' fees, was in
States Circuit here
American Sugar Refining
known as the Sugar
Pennsvivania Sugar Refining Com-
pany, of Philadelphia. The latter is
the company in which Frank K. Hip-
He, the
Trust Company, Phi
a
Real Estate
ladelphia, held
{the controll-
1 in turn
hands of Adolph
, an which he
in the
Philad«
killed h
alled abou a
nromoter
phia j
1
‘i
imaelf when his en-
VeAr ago
aint in the sult, which
w firm
Marshall, of
4
hrough Seg
Giust
Took Power Also,
Conditions Of The Loan.
Com nt is w nto
Killed From
i Barre, Pa
Ramalia, a prominent
Ambush,
{ Special)
resi
Hazleton,
was murdered
ghot down by
he
was
two men
fi to
fired
to the
o'clock A
not know
him as wont
ahot
gide, close
at 10
he did
Only one
ed his left
and he died
He stated tl
enter
if
M
them as they arose before him. They
made no effort rob him and ran
away as soon as the shot was fired
There is no motive known for the
crime,
{o
Expedition To Asia Minor.
New York (Special) An expedi-
tion headed by Prof. J. R Sterrett,
a well-known archeologist of Cornell
8.
University, left here on the steamer
Prinzess Irene for an 18-month trip
through Asia Minor. Pr. A. 7T.
B. B. Charles and J. E.
Wrench, all of Cornell, and archeolo-
gists, accompanied Professor Ster-
rett. Dr. C. O. Harris, now in
Athens, will join the party abroad.
Brothers Killed In A Fight,
Sergeant, Ky. (Special).—Thacker
Rice and Speed and Elijah Bailey,
brothers, were killed in a desperate
fight in a boat when crossing the Ken-
tucky River, 20 miles below here.
With them was John Ellsmore., A
dispute arose between Ellsmore and
Rice, whereupon the Balley brothers
took sides with Rice. Ellsmore with.
out warning struck Rice on the head
with an oar, and then a fight with
pistols and knives followed. Ells-
more, himself badly wounded, finally
reached shore with his companions,
Olmstead,
COURSES IN COURTSHIP.
teform in
Making.
For
Match
(Special)
Proposed College
Love and
Chicago, 111,
of courtship for the 1
Colleges
eform of Ameri-
can lovemaking are needed to fit
the lovelorn population of the nation
for matrimony to Prof
Charles E Universi-
ty of
In
the
from
fessor
, fccording
Hender
Chicago
an article on
current Biblical
the University
urges expert
who are
of love
marriages, divorce and
convenience
on, the
gocliologist
“Courtship,”
World, issued
Press, the
instructions
with the
in
Pro-
for
those “{]-
smitten
lusions"”
Hasty
riages of
results of “barbarism”
courtship and marr!
He glves as exampl
in true love
bought from
where
mar-
ed
which
fallen
decline
are class ns
into
have
of the
the
Hike
to
om a rich
“where
the
is
parent
or she compelled
mal
fool
Fashionable exhibits de-
praved standard
BOCiety
and
pat
alimony is ac-
] for rational
he declare
Hender
of
age
Professor
such perils
, accepting
of the
ip
costly prese;
¢
without intent
N. Y. Herald Pleads Guilty.
York Special A lea
nv
SNOW
Addicks" F
14% . \
AT THE NATION'S CAPITAL
Some Interesting Happenings Eriells
Told.
of
to March
Hiss In
and
effect a got
$
OQ i a
al American diffi
War
and
Attorney
if nt
General
that the immi
South Ca:
legally
pinion
porte d into
i
are here
olina
les Marcil, the deputy speaks
British of Commons,
on Roosevelt
George land agent
testified against
resentative Binger Hermann
Senator Spooner
Char
the
11ad
House
President
Sorenson, a
of
for the James J. Hill roads.
Ambassador Bryce had a talk with
Root about the Canadian
sel
problem.
Mr. Meldrum, former inspector gen-
eral of Oregon, used vigorous lan-
guage In testimony in the trial of Bin-
ger Hermann, denving that he knew
anything that would incriminate the
defendant
The executive branch of the gov-
ernment has abandoned all hope of
finding any concessions to offer
France to prevent application of
maximum tariff rates on American
products.
been filed at the
Treasury Department accusing the
Standard Oil Company of evading
duty on 20,000 cases of oil shipped
to the Philippines In 1901,
Attorney General Bonaparte rene
dered an opinion to the effect that
it is unlawful for a State to pay the
passage of Intending immigrants,
The government will send more
warships to Central American waters
to protect the interests of American
citizens. Salvador, Gautemala and
Costa Rica are likely to join forces
with Honduras and Nicaragua.
Charges have
MR. PERKINS PAYS
THE NEW YORK LIFE
It For Campaign
Contribution.
GIVES HIS CHECK FOR $54,019.19.
Full Amount of the Contribution Made
to the Republican Campaign Fund in
1904, With Interest Again Declares
He Was Acting Upon a Request of the
Then President of the Company.
Reimburses
W
York
former
New
Perkins,
of the
| Company, and
| firm of J. P
to the New
cl for
(Special) George
first vi sident
York Life
NOw a
New
Morgan &
York Lif:
$54,019.19 to
onal
nburse
+1
heck
ine company for the Republi
ipaign contribut madi
160
ion
i funds in connection with
So — ——————
MILLIONS FOR THE TRANMEN
The Pennsy Compromises With Its
Employes.
Philadelphia
ference hetweer the
Rallroad and its trainmen,
th
a time hi
strike,
conferencs
eatened to precipl
jay at
General Manager
Railroad, and the
trainmen’s grelvance comm
were gettled Wedne
between
Atterbury, of the
(Con-
both
Cess made 1
tra
long were
road and
The
burg rate
the fnmen
trainmen demanded
of
working in
are
conduct
day and
brakemen
Bell
town And Liberty
William R.
New Jork (8
Hearst f: serie
Hearst 111
4 1
Dynamite Kills Thirty-Five,
Pas Texas (Special)
On Heart
Pa. (Special
a8 a
Disease,
Papers
a suit
Ww
citizen of Naza-
listened atte ntively,
the words were read
forward on his face dead
wag brought by a man
Brought
Bethlehem
for 00 were ser n lien
$ 10.14
Knecht, a pr
Knex
inent
om
4
ER
last
and as
suit
conducted
1
UC
: "
swimming
Sinks With
8t. Johns, N.
blizzard has raged
foundland for the
blocking rallways and
shipping An unknown fishing ves-
a crew of seven men foun-
dered on the south coast of the is-
land, and all hands were lost. The
high gale drove three schooners sea-
ward, and the crews were obliged to
abandon the craft to save their lives.
Seven Men,
FF. {8pecial) — A
throughout
past 48 hours,
Japanese Question Again.
Sacramento, Cal. (Special). The
Japanese question again came up In
the California Senate, when Senator
Caminetti’s bill, providing for the
discontinuance of separate schools
for the Japanese shall be decided
by a vote of the people in the city
in which the schools are located,
wis considered. The measure was
defeated by a vote of 12 to 20. but
Caminetti gave notice of reconsider
ation,
{ annon
3
phia
Pennsylvania's prospect
S00 Jocomotives
ive pe
year
state
chase of this
depend entirely upon the
affic later on
The Baltimore
cent
stock,
#y
of ti
& Ohio owns 21 LFA
Reading's $140.000.000
and Lake Shor
amount, making 423
of
owns
per
an
cent.
Erie continues to be one of the
it fell from 22 to
Another Hill-Morgan special-
fille & Nashvi gent from
21%
The fact that the New York
duce Exchange is making big
parations for dealing in all railroad
and industrial stocks is not pleasant
reading for New York Stock BEx-
change members.
The American Car & Foundry
Company for the three months end.
ing January 31, earned net $2.307.-
2582 The directors declared the
usual quarterly dividend of 1% per
cent. on the preferred and % of 1
per cent. on the common.
A Fourth Street broker says five
customers, all well-known men, have
bought stocks in his office this week
who have never traded there before.
The broker thinks this is an indica-
tion that the public has been attract.
ed by the low prices of high-class
stocks and is beginning to come into
the market.
spots
to 1
Pro-
pre.