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VAUGHAN BILL
IS REPORTED
The Measure ot Interest to Mine
Workers Passes Second Read-
inu In the Senate.
FATE OF GUFFEY BILL
The Ballot Refotm Measuie Irf Not
Taken "Up on Thiid Rending Fur
ther Consideration Is Postponed
for the Present Appiopiintion and
Other Bills of Iinpoitance Passed
in Senate and House Hahnemann
Hospital Appiopiintion Inciensed.
iti I i In m ii" (nun I In '-"ii.ii"! I
I'ulri-dmifj, .lime I! Tlli senate
t in- liiiiinitiK telii-ed to concur in the
lii'ii"' amendments in tlie Snyder liill
nppinpiliilim," $l,ll0,0uil tn the public
s bonis. -ii us In make up fin I ln' cut
limdi hi tin school iipprnpi lul ion by
ibixeinnr Stone two ytiitr.s nn
Ptesident I'l'i Tcm Snyder up
) ninted Me-si's Spiulll, (il Delaxi.ue
j 1 Clin lull nnd Wellel. lioiKoid,
ii J i (OiumiUu" on ooulercin a un tin
.1 ii I i l.il apportionment liill.
Sexenieen lions., nppi npi latum bills
Vi i nporlnl laxorably fioin eom
miti.e. The liill! muMmr uppiopiia
t.iuis to Hie St .lolin's (..eneial IIos
pitnl. lit Allef-'llOiiy. and the Tulllte
ii iiMi ln-pllal. ,il Keranton, wet'1
. nifiiili I liv i.ii-iiiK the iippinpriation
ini Miii in-iittitiou ridin sio.ooo to
J l.'i.MCM.
Tl. .u'ley li.illut liill wa- not taken
liu mi ihi"il I'Milini? 1111(1 linul passage.
Ii Fi i lit. ill' I'iilon. moed thill fur-
i i nasi. lej.i lion of the liill he pns-t-
piilieil lul the pteM'ill
The-, lulls weie .il-o p.i-sed fin. illy:
PlMllllS LI I 111 llllllHllllll" llll,llll.'. mil ili-
l Imti. ii of eluitite h(t n! Ill" le ( Hip
iflimi. ! vc ilth h tin i .Hi" i n ii lul in in Hill"
l , in
Vt i, inline iii lit inmi.l.n,' (..r tli" uicoiii'i i
it I i ,ini inn"- no! Inr jiii.tlt -n lint thei
i ii.ui.i-i H.i'ii hen il .1 mil. liu ilni-" fiom
- il 1MI , i "-..(in noil,
i.n. .Im nm .i lihrll.iul in in .ii Hon fi.r ilimu'i"
i i i.inpi lint mine-.- Id ill millers mate.
I it Hi," i lie uluti' thill" h.is liorn p'l-ouil
, ii,- .1 ill. .-uI'Imh ii i i- will .i- in ill p'liilinj;
,ii Hun lin, l,"ii two it'titin. if i!li,'ii.i-
i iii.ti i -i iiivi ini-, Ii Hi' -IitiII
Si.n.ile liill aliullslihii,' the minimum
si litem rs loi Molatioii of 1 i 1 1 1 i- laus
xi is al-o pi.s-ed llnally.
Tin linuso hill pinvidlm; lor .in a o
i .ill" indue ol the separate Cltph, ins'
i unit of VIleRhony colinlx w.'is ilete.lt ed
'u ,i Mile (il I 'I .Vims to Id I1.1V-. Later
II it was loconsldoieil .Hid plated mi
ill. postponed I'iileudiii.
Tin -e lioil-e hills were .li-o defi'.ileil
l!i ,. :1 Hill.' tl.i tuillpU'itli "I nlu"l .1,1 pi"
.Iihk ini Hi' -.mil in in ' Hun ,)f luilni
h i. ,
II ii-, lull iiri.nlni. Hi,' .hi nln i- I. i lit
s ii ! , i ilu - !,. I .it in i l-i - uheie H. i tu.ii-
i- , iti liu -I. i.tui iiliii- -hPl tu i i ie-
i -in, hi tut Hi, ii -i i" l, i -
Tin- V.iiisli.ni li.ihllliy hill, whh h
in in ides tlml nilne 1iiemli and mine
siipoilnteiideiits shall he considered
ajjenls of He" company and nol lelloxv
employes of the mine wotl.ers, was
laoi.ilily ii pin ti d 1 1 mil the eoiiiiniltee
in mines and niiiiiiiK without .imeinl
inent When liu. hill was t ei tumult
led mine lime ,mo it had passed 111 .-L
I'Mdinn .1 u-L heloie the adjoin iiinetu
ii' tile -enate the hill was lead a sec
ond time and Hum. oi. million ol Mr.
Ileidellialipll. of I.miii a-tei. Il was
attain loniinllted to enuiiiilllce -o as
In Kie lllo-e lllteli led ill Hie tllea--me
an oppoi tunllv lo he heai'il.
The i.ih ll.liir nf hills on 111. si find
i ond i t'tiiiliiK. neatly till of whi, It aie
hop-.' appiopl nitloii liill?, was ileaied.
The senate liel.l a sum t -e. ion lo
l ihi in lii.-li ileal l liny Imu-e ai
liiopfialloti hill- weie ii pin led 1 1 mil
i oiiiiiulti and weie all lead the Hi r-L
' mi The appiopl latlon I'm the lar
iIsIh:i ho-pit:i wa- ial-i'd limn .'...
e.i) in .vi, .tula mid that for the lluhl
nifi till at Shitloll was lllerea!-ed fiom
?l,:.uiiii .o i),i'ii(i
Til lull, nhlill pa.-M'i the senate
niuiliv loila.N, alloiliu no eMia enm-
lieii-atiou tor i mil I steiioHinpheiH
li-ie the i oiiniy I- a paily In a ens..,
i -i ii i on-ideied an. I ameiiileil -n that
hill iliall apply to iltles ot tlie llMt
1 1 - niih.
In the House.
The-e iipplopriatloil hills passed
tinall.v in the hoii-o:
-, I .l ,,1 llhhl.-liul Ml, I'liill.i, l. In i, inl,
P In, .1 lllilll-ln. I'l.lllll. IplllJ, -ll,ll. -I.
V ii - '...-luiil. I'lill i.l.-l,lili, -fl mill; Wiiiiiiii',
I hiiI. I'l.ilnl, Iphij. -J', i.l; Mai M I'.i. tfi-
iu,il, -iiiil.in.i, sl.'.imnj -i liiintl) Im-pi-
i I'lul .ili,M,i, l; ( h ii it v hu.,ltj, Nil-
I tniMi, S.'MUKI; Wi,l i . J. iu.il il, -, i,inl,ii,
' limi Hull) ln,.ili.il, -luiuii -l.l.'nii, -Imi.iiu.i
ill, i l,.i-,ll il. N, I i.-ll,' l", im, llnllu h..--i
iii -l.'.i'xil Mi nun'- -null mi Hiiiii, jniliii'
i i.pil.il, I'l.ili.i, l,!ili, ',.iji; llii.lu k.,iul,
-l,u hi. 1 iliiili.'in -I .ti N.flllUl K, Itl.ul. ui iki,).
II U-. el Hi-Ill:., r.'l.llKI. I'lllUtill. lni-lUlll,
-, i.ih I I lnliln il'. i.l -mill), l.lu lulling, -I.-
(HI. Mlitllllll lllllll. llli I lliollt kM.i.t.1, .'..
in i I iiliiniil lie Iii iilil. -I7.IKO; .I1IHH
II in,, inilii.' Ii.i-iii.iI. I'lill i,Ii'I, lil i. -il.-IUl,
i ii.VMili i il ui'l i.iiiIuki.jI iau, MVikil,
liioiiliAMi 1 1 1 ..-1 i t e I . -Jii,'""!, I Ionic i,i tin- Imcil
-.iirili(ul Ul' J" in. "i.'l"; lliiii.liiiu lii.-i.HI.
i- , , . H l -niiiiitiiii lio-i'il il. -"Jl.mm Mnii-iiii
llilnini mI.ooI, "!(.' ?'".7". I lilltluu'it lUiiiiu
p.itliu li(.,lt,il. I'IiIIj lililn, )ii.i'M Hi aim in
in, -lul.il I'ltlrlllll, l.',.l'l 1.1,.11-llUlS liO-lHIjl.
fl.tkU -nllll IllUI'ltjl MiMilulll, -I.Ukl, No
n,.i.il I oriu (li,i,,, l !, aiewi 7,i, Minn.,
.i 1, -tit, In.ji.i j-v It iii. tlsiKk): lljirisiiiii;
sun lu.-iiii liivpit il. .'"iuni . i, Mli-iilnii Ik
Jnl.ll. Yll.Uid! Iliili-P l ( III" (ioml llifilltHl, ll.i iu -.iiljiliu,,
"m.Oiiii. IViiu-tlMiiiU Dial wiiul ti i i liu
ii d f M.J7i; i.ili" li'.llnitmii lei I ,Hil hl',.
i-i .it I'ell.. i 1 1 '.'-'Oi I . Minn, lul ulil-'4 in Mil ir
l in lulllillilil. .-I'l.Vnl. lilKi-.i'l lupilil. I'ltll.l
I li'liu ifr.i.l.m; t i'lill. , iiniiiiiin, nt, s,,u); mull.
mi 111 In iiil luui ui .lulu, lliiln.. mi (ii-tDsliiiii;
I .illlrllilil, -1 . ".( H ) , iiiiiiiiiiiiuil ill Pn tn til lull
I null iiiii'v.inl it M iii. Me -iilii:, CiiiiiI'hIjihI
. ,imii .'i,(me; IIjIhxiimiiii Iha-pIuI. I'lill.iiUI-
I iii, i.iV; i.mriuii liltj. -.MUma, l. ier
lin.plul, l,Mii); KitUiiniiiK liniil, !j.i)i;
II Cl.llllllllt IU lYlllli-llVllllU kulllllik 111 Njlll'llll
ciuict.rj "1 inUrfOiilllc, Jl.mxij iiioiiuinrui (o
tiKiucr) ..( IJiiiorjl s.iinin-1 Mcioihtli, Hint Iicj.
hit ot ilu- t'lil'i'l -st.itui W,W. I'lill iiklili'.l
ri'.Mliiiii, ,iiii
ie olntiun ni'il;ln ti special older
for toniuron nioniliiB's e.slou of ihu
l-'oehl tin I Kent! .stlppleinenlnl hllN to
the rapid Ittlliill aels wax lepoiled
fiom (he ttllt'H eoiiiiniltee anil adopted,
Them, appropriation hills weie te
pot ted:
H.imllli" -liile In-me ln-pltnl (niiioiiii"ili, ,r
ihi. IIIiIkimo hnvpilnl. ll,.'ln): lliiiilliisiloli H'
(iiiliialui.i uiiu'iiiliih. Vi.l.il, -(..I. lnni- In"
pit.il, il Wniirn sitiirti.lt .Ii. .'7.i.i'i: V.liliml
lmilj, 0l vni, hm lni-nl il i itiinnii-il),
sil.VKI.
All. Voni In-e-i. of PlilladelphlH, Intto
dileeU a hill appriipihttliifr Jl.nnn to
Ahel K Cas--e, foinu-t nKent of the
dilll and food rommls-dolieM.
ANTI-QUAYITES MEET.
Senotoi William Fllmi, of Pitts
hurg. Presides.
II. I KmIii-im" Win- from 'I he ..,,ililiri l'n"s"
ITflirlshlltf;, June IS . llieellltK ot
the unll-()tt!i,v ,-eiiiilotp nnd lepresen
tatlves was held totilt-lu at which
pending leMlMlutloli was dlsells-ed. Setl
atoi" Wlllltini Flliiu, of I'lttHliinn, pie
shleil and Incidentally eNplalued that
he had lethed voluiilnrlly fiom the
eliaiiiuaiiHhip of Hie I'lttbui4 I'epllh
llcan eltv ciinutilttee.
Another tncetiliB will he lield next
Ttlesiltij evelilllK. ill which ll Is expect
ed a lorinnl statement of the future
attitude of the oirinlzation will lie
piepaieil
FINAL DIRECT PLEA
FOR MOLINEUX
John G. JMilbuin Speaks Nearly Two
Hours Senator Hill in
Opposition. I
Hi I. i lii-m
liinT.il.i
Wilt" frutil 'lin -0(,llfii l'u-.
June . The lliial dltec-t
verh.i pleu lor (mother ehaiiue hetott
a jurj for liohiiul H. Mollncnv, the
allcffCil iioimtiei- of Jits. Katherine J.
Adatus and Henry c. Hatnett. iind the
Hi st half of the airalKnineiu of th'
people iu icsisttiiiLL, were hoard hy the
court ot appeals today. John C!. Alll
huin, lepiesetitinff Alollneux, ppoke
neatly two liouts, iiml was .succeeded
liv fonie.f "nliid Suites Senator David
M. lllll, whose .irxuiiU'iit Iu opposition
lasted until colli t aiose nL - o'clock.
Air. Hill will do-,, hy noon tomorrow,
and with a hi ief teply for the appel
lant the ca-e will he .siihniitted to the
court.
It was a day Mined at times to the
thrilling point with touches ot Inxec
tie. Alilhutn's close was vIitoiiius. He
bei;.ui with :i dltect attaclc upon the
poltc-.N tliiiitiKhultt the tii.il of i.ecotder
Oolf. He ehtiiKcd the latter witli 1'n
voritisni towatd Assistant DistlicL At
loiney O-hoi lie. Whose nictliods he also
(luesttoned, and piejtidhe .iKtilust At
torney JJ.utow S. Week'.
Senator Hill was eiiualh- ij;oioiis.
After explaining his coiiticction with
the appeal, he icvlewed the tttse and
.ilKU'd the ulll of the defendant. lie
slioiiKly ili'lended the i Ollf-e of Ke
i m der (ioft and Assistant Dlsitict At
loruej Oslioine, unit the theoiy and
polh . of the pio-eciition. St.irthiK with
the theories of the people as to the
Killing of Alt-. Adatus and Barnett, he
lollowed them ihionsh their lines of
t o.i-iitiiuir ami couteniled fin their sta
liillty nnd aceeplani e. lie In-lsled
that the people had the tight to .show
how IKirnetl died, and Insisted that n
euniplete leconciliatlon of the two
cases was possible. He avowed that
the pio-cnitlon was within its rights
in sltowiiiK the lelatioiis of Alollneux
and hi-- wile ptlur to their mat tinge,
and assMited that It was the ptosc
iiilioti "who had siitYeieil when tlie le
i Hitler oltleied the evidence stllcken
out. He -aid AIM. Alollneux had called
her unii i luge a ionium e, lie tailed It
a tragedy.
All, Hill tool, up .successively the
.11 lulls niy-tei ion- lelteis Wlilten
iindei tlie name- ot ('oinisli tnul it.ii -nett
and, loitelnlly adiusting them In
tlieit-plni c.s In the theorv ol the pi o-e-ciitiou,
dianiatically proclaimeii the al
legeii guilt m tli.- pi isuiier and insisted
111, il the -late hud ciiucltisivel.v pi oven
it- chaige. lie defended Hill I. v Cni-nl-h
.igalust stt-pifioit or insiiiuation,
.(lid a-.-eited the loliabllity of lite nia.-s
ot linndwiiiing testimony oilcted hy
the state. Ite lowing the tumble .il
tin- Kuiclteihoi Ker i luh and (onneetlng
with it I'orulslt'.- deuiiiieiatloii of Alol
lneux and the llaip-ter ineldeui, .Ml.
Hill pioclainicil teenge as tlie tnoiUe
ot the plot to liill CninMi, and then
plcturoil Jealousy a.s the motive In the
Harnett ca-e Ht piiiiumni oil the
weight ol eiih'll( e flgalll-t the accii-ed
us oM'i whelniltig. and ,-ahl that no de-leit-e
had been mode Ii -nu-e none was
n, -Hi.' .Mi. Hill did ,. touch Hie
dlspulnl law point-. He will go inio
litem tomotiow.
SMITH DIVORCE CASE.
The Wife Begins Suit Alter a Sep
aration of 20 Yeaie.
M I'm I'Miii' Win fiom Hit wouucil PiPi.?
WllKi-s-ltntie, June IS, Alls Hester
Smith today begun pinceedlngs for u
dlvoue ti out her husband, Hobeit
Sinllh. of N'oillMown, l'a. She lles
at liellbeiid. Ibis Loiinty. She says
that the. were imiirled in 1S.1I and
lled logelhci until 1.s"-. when she
illsi (Acted lie had unot her wife living-,
She lot t llllll then and lias not lived
wllh liliu since, She chut ges I igamy.
Youiie; Peoples Chriatian Union,
111 l. liuive Wire lio.n Tnc Xvuilatcl l'tr.
1 liiinl'i i-la.i? d, .lin.,' I- 'tin-em lininlu'il
ml ili'ionll, uiiiiuil i.iiiM'iilinii nt tin' I'lini-jl-
jnl i lumni nf Iho ount. l'iil.'n l hiisti.in
iiiilim I'fj.iu Inio tnli. hnnt j(hi ili'Iofi.iiea
flelil I-1 Jl.l. tin, Xilmir, I'liltnn. ( miiWiljiiil, o.K.
jiul I 'cm immlii'i ni' in amiiilmu. lie
ii(n. who yivrn iurr In .nlilii',-i,
Macon Will Accept a Libraiy,
lt Kulmlid Win- from liu- Auoilitnl Prt.
Mjton. fiJ.. .'mi" ll Mj.ior -mitli tnilj ,c
iibnl -i 1. Hi r tro-ii ndieu- ( irm-ttic not 't m-
ilu' uly ot 4 uiil l :iMi tor a fr- lilirjt.v
mi . . mill Him I lul Hie .it) .iiiinpiijli s-.'.lmo
n.irli fur its iiifiluli rutin. It Ii. t'.Ninu,l iliat
tli.. loiimil ulll Jit(it ill.' nllei
Druggists at Wilkea-Barie.
U.t Ktcliniw Viri fiom The Asjoclatcd l'rr
llkik-lliiti', -liitu- 15. 'the bljte I'lianimcu.
nul ds-ociatioit numbers nu-t litre to.li In an.
Iliul lulUllltiiill Jiul lilt." (O-.I0II XX ill l.l-t tllllt!
ilj. 1V.mIl: til liny ucie chin ii li.tmpn I it
lljni.i'.H IjW" iiml Mjoi XiilioU iiijile jlu ad
.litis ol utkonic.
DR. KENNEDY
AGAIN FREE
The Alleged Slauer ot Dollu Reu-
nolds Is Released on
$10,000 Ball.
RELEASED BVNEWBURGER
The Wife of Lleutennnt Elmer E.
Hand, ti Retiied Navnl OHicer,
Puriiishes Bail End of the Thiul
Tiinl of the Dentist.
ll.l I lelnit f XX In- fl.i'il Tlie XwhiiIimI l'lO'. ,
New yotlc, June IS. Dr. Samuel J.
Kennedy was leleasvil under $10,000
ball this alteriioon and was cheered
by ti cioxvil of lino men and boy- as be
walked to his counsel's oftlce to join
his xvife. An hour later be went to
South Ferry and took the boat for
Slaten island tin his way lo his home
at .Vow Dorp, which he has not seen
lor thirty-four months.
When Judge Now but gor i cached bis
chambers this morning he was seen li
T.ouis J. Searles, one of Hie eight jur
or" who hud held out for the aciiulltal
of tlie dentist. The jurors urged that
the doctor be teleased. saying that the
lour jurois xvho hud voted lor convic
tion, had authoi b.ed him lo Ray that
they endorsed this leanest. When
Judge New-buiger tool: bis place on the
bench District Attorney TMillbin sug
gested tliat Dr. Kennedy lie admitted
to $10,000 ball. Air. Alooie said that he
thought that lite Indictment ought to
be iiuu.slind, but Judge New-burger nld
Unit it motion to that elfect would have
to bo made in another cottit. Mr.
Aloore consented to the tlxlng of the
ball at $10,000, and Judge Newhm get-i-stiod
an order to that effect.
Lieutenant Klmer K. Hand, it lethed
navnl ofllcer and a toipcdo e.xpoit. of
feied to become surety to the couit.
but as the real e.sla'e xxms In his wile's
mini" the bond cletk lefused to accept
hint. His viie ciime to couit later atnl
became surety In the sum of $10,000.
Dr. Kennedy was then released, and
accompanied Air. Alooie to the hitter's
olllce. where TUr.s. "Kennedy was wait
ing for her husband, w lib her father
and mother anil several ii lends. As
the doctor enteicd the olllce ills wile
stretched out her hands to him with
a sob iu her voice, aiid sld:
"How do you feel, Sam"'.'
"I haven't begun to leel et." re
plied Dr. Kennedy, looking tendeily tit
the wife, his voice liemhlliig and leais
standing iu his eyes.
Dr. Kennedy lemaiued In the ndices
of bis lawyers for nearly an hour be
foie going to Hie fei i y on Ills way to
Staton island.
EX-GOVERNOR PINGREE DEAD.
The Well Known Michigan Philan
thropist Expiies in London,
ll.i l!i lii-ii' Win- hum 'Iho An i itc! IV.
London, June IS. Kx-t.overnor II S.
T'ingiee, of Michigan, died here to
night at il.:::..
His son was Ihe onlv one pie-cut at
the time. The attending doctor lelt
Mr. Pingiee's bedside at ahmtt 11. i:,.
piomlsing to ti-lurn -hoittj. II. S.
I'ingiee, jr., -who had been watching
nt his father's side for lour days and
ho has not removed his clothes dur
ing that time, noticed a sudden cltnngo
In Ills fathers t oiulition. He had bald
ly i cached tlie patient's bedside when
bis lather died peacefully, without
xvuinliig iiml without speaking one
w ord.
Young Mr. 1'lngiee has xxhed bis
mother and hi- uncle in the rutted
States not lo . nine lo Kondon.
The bodx of the late Mr, l'lngie- will
be embalmed and token to hi a home.
The diagnosis made by London spe
i lallsls of the chichi ous alteetinn of
the Intestines, ft om which Alt I'ingiee
sutfeu-d, left practically no hope Ra
the patient's lecovety,
Toxvaids the end of his Illness .Mr.
I'ingiee slllfeted gie.it pain and weak
ened lapldly lie was unable to retain
notit ishnieut. Ills mind, however, ie
ni.ilned l.tiily clear. Dining the whole
of today ho was practically Kept alx
by Injections ot strychnine and dings
iidmlulsteted to les.-en bis jialli
Xnxv Toil;, .lune IS All s. ll.i.en S,
I'ingiee. widow of ex-rjovernor Plu
gree, w ho.-e death ill Loudon was au
iinuiiieil tonlglu by cable, atrlv.d In
this city fiom Detroit today with her
daughter and her husband's hi other,
I'. (', Plngiee Tim party had started
limn Detiolt as soon as they learned
of the SethitlsllCKs ot ie Illness of
Cioxi'ittor I'ingiee. Tonight thev le
eched a cable telling of his death
No plans loi the tuiiel'.tl have been
iiintle by the faiilly. Airs. Plugtee and
her daughter will go back to Detiolt to.
mot tow, Instead ot taking the .steamer
St, Paul, as Intended. The body will
in live hero In about a week.
Detiolt, Alhh,,. llllie IS, lluy.eu Senior
Pillgn-e xx as but it at Delinuilk, Alulae,
in ISM. In 1SU2 he enlisted In tho Flirt
.Massachusetts Heavy nilllleiy and
.serxeil until the end of the xvar, xxheti
bo Incite I In Detiolt, ciilbatklng In tho
iiianniuLtuie of shoes. In 1SM the lb'
public un party iiomlnnteil e-(lovetiior
Plngrce for mayor of Detiolt and ho
xx. is elected by uxor 2,000 malot'ity. He
was te-electeil in 1S01-UVJ-. bv In
uteased inujoiitlec each time. In IS'.hi
Air. Plngteo xv.es selected as governor
of Michigan by S'l.noo plurallly, tun
ning ahead of the national llikoi by
0,000 vote.-, lift was ro-u'H ted gover
nor In ISflS b about lOO.Oort pluiullty
and set veil out Ills t r i in. xvhlcli ex-plu-d
In ldOO. Last Alaich ho stinted
on the trip to .Small Aftha wliK-h ie
sulle.il In his death lu London,
Wx-tlovetnoi Plngice, xxhlle he was
mayor, accomplished many municipal
icforms, among otheis torclug tlie gas
company to lower U.eltv rates llt'ty
cunts per thousand; establishing the
public lighting plant: mganlzlng tlin
Detroit lullxx'ity on a three-ieitt f.uo
basis; lowetliig telephone rates, and
breaking up a number of sewer and
paxlng lings that xxeto Halving when
he eiiiuc Into olllce. Ills potato patch
scheme, for the letter of the poor of
Ihe city, xvns extenslxely copied nnd
In ought him much rutins While gox -ernor,
Mr. Plngiee devoted his etietgles
tow aid sectnlng the passage or a laxv
taxing railroads and other coi-ponite
piopeity on an ad vnloieiu bas, In
stead of speclllcnlly on their earnings.
Ills effoits resulted hi the passage of
a law along these lines by the last leg
Islatnte. Air. 1'lngiee Is stnvlved by ti
widow and two ilillilleli, a son mid a
daughter.
CONSTITUTION REPAIRED.
The Yacht Again Ready for Swift
Sailing'.
IP llxilihiM" Nile lioin 'tin' Aoii.ilfil I'rfM
NewpoM. It. I., .lime !:, Afler being
laid up two weeks for I epulis to her
bioken steel inasl, the Constitution le
.stimed her timing up xvork today, go
ing outside In ii light southeast hi eo-e
and sailing back and fm tli between
III entail's Keel' lightship nnd Point
Judith lor about four bouts. The trial
toduv. xxhlle testing the lep.iheil mast
and ilgglng to some extent, was nunc
especially tor the lienellt of ihe ciexi,
for during the time the yucht was out,
practically cvety sail In tile locker was
set ami t ii Icon lu.
Air. Duncan said tonight thai ('veiy
tiling xenl xet-y smoothly and that tlie
yacht would go out every day.
COMMENCEMENT
AT LAFAYETTE
Mtnal Tablet Erected to the Memory
of the Late Prof. Poiter
Is Unveiled.
It'l KmIikiip Win' finin Ilu X'-tii i.ilt'.l I'ns-
ICastou. June IS. Tlie mix oiling of
the initial tablet elected to (he ni"ii
oi y of the late Piof I'orlei, x.he died
on April -7. was an occmence that
diexx to the Lafajelte i oll"ge chiipel
today ii huge audience. The i om
liicinoiatixe elation xxas dcllx'eied by
Pi of. A-illi.ini Hitxter Owen. Ph. D..
of Hie class of 1S71, ptotessor of Latin
lu the (ollogt. Tile talilet is of Inonze
on a walnut b.i-e. and heals the lol
low lug Insci iptioii:
"Thomas Com ad Poller. D. I)., LL.
1)., born at Alex-itndt la, Pennsylvania,
.luiiiiniy ".', liJ.'; died, llaston, April
".r. I'.iol. Class of 3StO. Ptotessor of
botany, zoology and geneial geology,
l6'l. dean of the Pat dee scientific de
partment, IS'Jn. curator of the heib.it
iti.n, Clnistliin, philosopher, poet,
f i lend, hotiinl-l, philologist, preacher,
he sought 'In golden chains to hind
science with icverenee.' Iheeled bv
tlie class ol Iliul."
Tlie Franklin and "Washington Hall
l.lbl. ii y societies of the college held
their annual meetings this morning.
The tru-tees met this ,-il tei noon and
W S. Kirlc pat ilc-k, or Kaslon, was
elc l"d to pieside in pl.u e of John AW
Holli-nback, of Wilkes- Hart e. J.
ltettwiik Hogg, class of '7S, a mem
ber ur the boaid, donated ViO.ono to
x:iul th election of a college Young
Men's chiistian association building.
M. Hogg is a carpet niniililaetuicr at
Philadelphia. The pin chase of a
li.i. I of laud south of the athletic
lield and between tin hlstoile Sulll
xan load and Leliiglilon sttect xxas
u oi ted and appioxed. The tin-ties
will not divulge the puipo-e for whlih
the land was bought.
Fied AV. (iiox'ei, .M. A., w ts flee lei!
ilistllietor in elect ileal ellgltieei lug,
tiinl John A Alecklin, Instructor in
mini, in language.
K J. Fox-, or Hasten, xxas elected
a iiieinber of the boatd of titpstees in
place of Alex iUlph, of Philadelphia,
deceased. Dr. AVal Held lepoitc-d that
dining the tn yenis of his incum
bency it- president, tli college had le
i clved $::H,oon in mone.x and build
ings, e.xdtislxe of the James AV, fiay
lev chemical liibiatmy, noxv In eoui-e
of constiuction. This building- will
(nt between sdO.liOu and $70.0iirt.
NEW THIRD PARTY.
Definite Steps Aie Taken Toward
the Oigani.atioii of One
in Kansas.
lie IIx.Iii.Ik XMie finin 'lli. .X.iilitiJ l'n.
Kansas City, June is, Detlnlte steps
low aid the organisation of u new
"thhd parly," which Is piopo-ed to
embrace All---oml and to foim the
nucleus tor a national gioxvth, weie
taken today In Kansas City at a con
fm elite of llieillbeis of the Populist
stain coinmltteo ami u few' Sllxer He
publlciins, Tlio niovetneni is siiTd to
have the opies-ed synipalhy, If nut
the avowed support, of William J
ltrjan, whom, It Is further hinted, Is to
bo the new party's laudldato tor piesl
dent In P'OI. Lee .Met Ixx ether, of St,
Louis, and twenty-two other lenders In
tint public ownetshlp patty of St, Louis,
at lived lu Kansas City dm lug the
niotulng, alter bin lug spent Ihe xvhulc
of vesteiday lu consuliatloii xlth Air,
Hi' an at Lluioln. They ate guatdcil
In stateuieuts i oik ei niiig lir.xan, hut
sav If the latter does not suppot t tho
piesent movement ho is, iu any lute,
In sympaiby with Its puipose.
Todto's couleleiiLe xvas soeiet. It will
be continued tomotiow and ond with a
public meeting, when the icsiiU of the
gutheilus xx III lie embodies In an mi
ll i ess.
Fire Dcotioys $50,000.
Hi i:iln.ni- XXiri- limn 'Hit' .X-s.il lilnl I'l.'.-f
( luilotli". N. I. bino 1 . Kills- IliU iiioiiiint;
.i lire ulil.li iiii'ii.itiil in .i luU'i.i lU'iluoul Hm
;.. it t to liiiililnu in (,11'inulli . s ('., t'.iii.ini; i
l.., i-llnillul .a T'.d.lliil 'Ihe Ii... I. ilhlil.,1
iii.miK Btuul fmiw iiml own, n nf lli l.iillilin;.
Same Old Fight.
lit Mul'iiili' Ma." fiom The Xsoilitid I'nn
)n Ilu . I'l . .hmi" l -lilt' Hcnirti i in nt
III nln Iti liihl ilu-lr tuiitiiiiinii .it ( li'iiiLI'l ('
In. 'I In' Mine nl. I lljlil J. (in lii-luuii Hit1
Iliui'U di r ( iniiiio-iiiuii Kill anil lle "iwlif
Kit. I lull.
Biyan on a Pleasure Trip.
11 Kxiln-iie Whe hum 'Hie VmiiIikhI 1'rc.t.
Lincoln, V'ib.. June 1S -V. .1. Ilrjan 111 P
nltjlit loi jii cMomltii h.liiu- luui- jml plfj'.iiri"
net Lin,; till1 Ilu "ill iiuUe jii uiMir-t ut K-ict-llk'.
Ij., luiiiiirtim Mi lli.un x.ill he wj)
fiuin I. lin "In tlii.c tuv'U.
3 CENT FARES
PROMISED
Gonoi'fissinan Foerilp.rer Practlcallu
Pledacs the. Phlladelplila
Gonmanles.
WANAMAKER DENOUNCED
Mr. Foodoier Saya That the Ex
Pogtmattor Osneral's Offer of
82,500,000 for Franchises Was
Not n Sincere Business Proposi
tion Charters Granted for RRpid
Transit Companies at Pittsburg
and Elsewhere.
Uy Kxclns'op XX'ire fiom 't'ln" Awoilatnl VieM
Philadelphia, Jim is. fungi cssiniiti
Robei I l. l-'oet deter, xvho xxlll ptob
ably be the head of the street rail
way companies tecoutlv gt anted
lights in this city, made a statement
lodiiy in which be practically pledged
the company to tlnoe cent fares, if
It I demonstrated that dividends can
In- earned xxlth fuics at that low
bgtite. .Mr. Pool deter devotes much
space to a criticism' of John AVnn.i
molier's niotixe lu offering t-'.nOO.OOO
lor the franchises, and says his offer
xxas not a slnceie buslne-s pioposl
tiou. chattels xveie granted at IIiiirN
buig today for four additional slieet
liillwav lines In the state, the most
iti'poi I. i"t one being tlie Central
I Lipid Transit company, of Plltsbuig.i
euuitnl, St'll'.OOO, to build a line rou r
and ii iiUitiler miles long in that
city.
Chaiteia Granted.
Hm t Ishing. .Tune 1.S. A chaiter was
gi.'tutcd by the state department to
day to the Camp Hill and llarri--huig
Sttect Hallxvay company, witli
it capital of Sl.OOO, to build n line from
Camp Hill to Harrishitrg.
Chatters weie Ml-o gianted lo the
following cot potations: Central Ra
pid Tiai'sil i onipany, Pittsburg: capi
tal Jlll-'.eOO, to build a line four and
a quarter guiles long In the city or
Pittsburg.' The incoi poiatois aie
Thomas S Dlgelow, TTcnr.v AV. Olixer,
r.eotge T Oliver and Thomas ,l.
Criinip. of Pltlslimg, and Itlcliaid Ti.
Qua x-.. of Sexvli Icley.
Tlie Shaioii and Newcastle Stieot
Hailxviiy company, caiiilal Jl-'O.oOO, to
build one mile of road iu Xew castle.
Tile In orporatois aie Piancis S.
(luthtie. Nel-on 11. A'oting and F. V.
Itobeits, ot Plltslmtg: W. C. Diown.
of Oakniont, and AVIlliam Al. AVhei ry,
jr.. of New Yin k.
The New Pedl'oid and State Line
Stiiet Ttallxvii;- company. New Hed
lot d: capital. fl-'.ODO.
MURDER OR SUICIDE.
Daniel Richards Found Dead at the
Home of His Intended Blide
nt Mount Carmel.
lb I xiliMtp XX n." fiom 'Ihe -. iliul I'll-.-
ShiiiuoKln, Pa. , June IS. Daniel Hich
atds, aged twenty yeats. of (licen
ltldge, was liiupd dead on the porch of
the home of hi- Intended bride, at
.Mount Carmel, today, with a bullet
bole iu bis light temple.
Young P.lohards was to haxe been
married today to Allss Kll.abelh Wal
lets, tlie nineteen-year-old daughter ot
Hairy Wallets. The .xotiug man calleit
at the Wallets home last night, and
sltoill.x aft"i in o'clock he stalled fin
hi- home in (lu-en Itidge. u ilistauce of
thief miles. That xvas the last seen of
him bv any memls-r of the frimily until
Ills body xvas found on the poi eh this
mmnliig. Tht" weapon from which tlie
latal shot was Hied has not been found
yet. and the polhe otliclnls .ue wink
ing on the theoiy that Ulchaids wax
inuideied and his body cm led to the
Walteis boni"
Allss Wallets said there had been no
quutiel between them, and that itleh
iii ds appealed to be In unusually good
spliils,
AGAINST COPPER TRUST.
Judge Harney Decides in Favor of
F, Auffitst Heinz,
11 Hull live Win- hum Tin' voiUlml 1'if
Untie, Mont, June IS. Judge Hal
ite, Iii tho district court this mom
lisp awatded Hie Allnuie Ileal mine,
valued at Sio.omi, to P. August Heiiix.
deciding against Miles Plnchm and
the ' Copper Tuist."
Ileliu bought the piopeity fiom
Ftuelau, who. al'tei spending J.'.l.uou in
working ihe inoperiy. became ds
coiitaged and oti'etcd It to llelnx foi
ihe ainount expended, IIcIdk sttuclc
a ilch copper nhi xvlthln a shoit Hum
and Flui'hin tiled lo get the piopettv
hack, nnd xxas assisted lu the light
by the so-called trust,
Steamship Auivals,
liv IU. luito XXiia limn Tin' X-niiilii I'l.'-"
Xcu till-, .linn IS XiuiultWiliJ, Nlili".-,
'llinil.l, (lla..(,, Kil-il' U lllu lin, III. mi ii.
I h-jii'il- siitliw.n1., Xittuiip: Diuiiii, l.ii.'l
il, s, PjiiI, suiitniii'iunn Sil,,- I.iIiii,
llit in. xIj -.niili.iniiilon. l!.,ni,'ii lo.rp.'ol;
l.iulKJIi. I.IINI. Xhailh Xpnfil Ml-
ilimij, Ni Wnl. I'" Hli.iitt I'biionll--nlnl.
I'lili'lil llimti ll.n'liiiil', .nul Il..iile'jii-),
Ni- Wnl.. Iliillfiilaia- Milled: IVlslnn, New
X.nU d ll.iiihi.iiii" snnium)l,in- Ximi'il.
II. l-l llll XIjiU IIuii'i-J, Nf"" ull X.I I hl-llieuiK
lin llifliun (Jlil p.OKPilfill I hoihimts Xi
n(.. I'.nlliiJ. Ni'iv ulk ilj I'lviii'.inli tin
ILmliiilk u'l piu'.iili'.l)
In Jail for Wife Mmder,
Il, i:x. Ill-lie XX iu flum 'I liu s.i)tljliil I'lt'fc.
W'Jlxkj, III., .lull." I lii'll X M-imh XJ
1'Uinl in ll.e iniiiit Jill tnil.J. ilul.ul mill
linn il.'l our hu "In, lit ii .nor-nhl iliiltl jml I'l.
wifr'x iiioilii"".. Mi- XI Jr. i .1. IK'llil)iUli. on II,.-innrilllil.-
nt XIjv '?, 'the ann-eil i.- Iho ntv
lixing txitncii ll binning of tlio )Iji.i. uwill
It.ir. in nlii.li the llnii" illiii priMril. "Hi."
Uit 111 JC ho t'MJiiil "llll all hi- iliitliinc Jml
Hut he j. Hi" liuioiui.ai of K'i) iii.iiiinti'
iipeii hil xxbt'k Hie led lo tin uilrM.
Tin: news Tins morninw
Weither Indlcntlnnit Tnilaj :
FAlRj WARMER.
1 (1,'lin.il 'llifc I nit I'll I '.il'' fm- I'hlliih'l-
1,1,1..
Si'tonil Ilu nf the ll.uW lilil,
XiiibIiiii lllll lltiiiiittil In Hie -in lie
Ur, ki'tiiiuh Itdci.rtl nn II ill,
2 (,'nii'til Ciilintnl.il Pri'illlin nt,
,'l I in j-fniit I I'lni i I'llinm
.Xvni iilul Cluilli"- In NivtU of I'iiii,!..
4 l.illlnrlil
Unlllnr I mites nt lliiin.ni .Xiilnux
5 l.m.il -Mill .Inn,. XWililIng'.
Inti'li'.tlnj: llaic in the I'lhn illoii.il 't.tile-t.
'I he I'll'-, n Smnini'i lltiin.
(1 l.ix.il XXist -ii.inton uli'l Siilniiliin,
T liini.il Nottliri.li'iti IVnti-il mil
I'iliilii l.i I .mil ('iniiiiii'lil il.
S l.ni .il 'Ihe luiul sulk,, -itniilini
ATTACKED BY
COLOMBIANS
Experience of the Steamer Jamaica
at Cocle, Panama, with a Num
ber of Revolutionists.
11 r.Xi'lll-Hf Wile fintil Ihe X-ni Mini I'll-'
New Uilean--, June IS. l)i, A. 1!.
Uroxvii. Inspc-cloi of Hie boaid of
liealtb, on the steamer Jamah a. xxliiclt
ariived heie toda. said that when
the ship was at Cocle. hi Panama,
they hud a latlier llxely expethnie
with Colombian lexoluttoiilsts. ,six-ty
or st-venl nf w lioin weie at that
I obit One of the levolulionlst- pn
seuted a ilemaiKl to Captain Petei-eii
that the ship's pilot and physhlan and
the Colombian gox eminent olllclal on
hontd be sent ashoie. They desired
lo execute the Colombian olllcet- and
xxatitcd to use the pilot In navigating
a vessel to Hoc.ts. Captain Peters.'ii
lefused tlie deliiand-
The insurgents made sexeinl al
limpls to lion id the .liimiilca, accoiil
Ing to Dr. liioxxn. but xxere kept off.
They looted Chinese huts at Code and
liiipte-s..(l nntlxe xxoineu Into their
sei Vice".
WEST VIRGINIA
AVALANCHE
Thousands of Tons of Rocks Come
Doxx n the Mountains Near
Keyser.
It-1 I, X. Ill-Ill- XV he flum Hi' X-r. lllll I'io-b.
Key.-er. W. V.i.. June IS. An axal
aia he unp.unllelt'd ill tile Wesl Vii
glma mountains otctuicd la.-t night
al Hopeville, (liani loiinty. thiity
eight miles lioin heie. (.teal sections
of the mountain-side ttlong tlie Poto
mac liver for txxo miles, inshed down
into Hid x-iillcy.
Thou-aiids of tons of finest tiees.
immense locKs and caith, i .line down
and tile home ot .Mi-. Andiew Ouis,
a widow, was completely xxiecKcd.
The '.'.'-year-old il.iugbtei- of .Mis.
finis wa- lii-iaull.x Killed and Mr.-,
nuts i- iu a dying condition.
DIED OF VIOLENCE.
Tho End of an Insane Patient at
Ballevus Hastened by Abuse.
11 Kx. lu-it XXiie itoni lin X.niittil I'm-.
New York, June IS, John Chi 1st, a
patient, "ho died this morning in tin
Insane pixlliou at Hellevue, wa- totind
to haxe died of violence. Colonel's
Ph.xsieian O'llauloli pel foi nu-d ,n au
topsy on the body, and -aid thai tlie
man had died of pel ItoiiitK Induced
by blows. The imuiier said then xxas
no means ul a-t ei ttiinlng hoxx long igu
the Inluiles xxue leiehed.
I if t-tewail, the snp.-i'lntendent of
the hospital, and K'l. Young, wlio is iu
cliaige of Hi insane waul, said Hi, a
the lu.luriet weie upon Ihe nuin's body
xx lieu he was In ought to tlie lio-pltal.
Dr. Ynuns said the man had been cou
llued to his bed exet sm e Ills illllxai
III llell-Xlle.
Mrs. McKinley's Condition.
Il CmIii-Jii. Win" fiimi 'Ihe X-oia Hid I'u-
W.i.hliiitl. lune lv Hi lllvix. .ift' I ilu
en nun,- l-ll, i.ii h-jiiiii, lin Whin llnii-.' il
tn .11 Inniuhl, -iiil- "Mi- Xli Knilex i- lii-llnij;
.ilu..' xii niii'li -he it.nliniii- In linpiiixi
-he I- nitliui; lll llllll -hi- -n up .llinlll ln
hmi- tnil.li, s). ax mmijI hliiuM toiUy."
'lilt- pil.hllllt la III i.uil'.llll' il till III- .lllll' ilu-
nlii'iiiunii Ii .-mil in llilihin.k.
Gift to Smith College,
lb CxiIukIii Win" lioin Hie X-ni i.itnl l'u
N.iitlumi'H.ii, Mj . Ii""- l. -A Kit) t,t lea.
I'HI In tin -mull i olli g. Hum i liu-iuii". in in,
lllni.i" Iljliie l- In he la pi -lilil. w.n lillllulllK tl
Ii. Pii-iiliiit -i'b ll.ill of lhi Jlii'.inil l l l
ii-i.l fur Hit' i it i linn ul .1 li- hiillilinif nul tliu
lul.au ii fin- tlie i iitl.ixx mi nt mini. 'IhU iu U
I Illnllll0ll.ll ll'"ill Ul.llll. Ill ,ill..l niuiiiiu lu In.
ihiiilii ai Hie .Jim u i
Anaiehistf. Anested,
111 Ki lii-m- XX In n. mi I In- X--H. IjIiiI I'n--.
Ilflllll, .llll.e I -pi. 1.1 1 Ulrpjl.llls flelil X,.(,.
.ill, SIM , jv lint llllll' ll.ill in .mil, In. N
h.ue hi i'ii ijiliinil in I lie sriilieiilii'iu' Milt. ii"-ii
,l,,ll... Hill Iho Iw.l hull .ullliritnl llllll
llif.il iii Hie .i".i.-iiull'jil nf Mi'K lliuiili.il.
'lie linn- iiuiiliKl. win .liliieuil niir Iii liw
ll-ihin .iiiih.iiilii-
Bennett Gets Declbion.
lb Kxi'lu-iie Win Hum Ilu' Xiit i.ilnl I'll"...
XXiliuliul.ni, PI. Inn. I- l.iK Ik-inidl, "t
)li hi cpm I . IV '' Bin ii lie J.'ii.l.iii ii'.ei
Ih j lie. viiKi'i'iti. il I'hi id' li'liu. mi J '"Ul
III the t. 'llllll r. 'llllll i.t ulni li- lu Inu" In.n 1
lull i n li.iilliJ li.iili i,t nn, lh,' WlllniliLU'ii Mil
lllll .lull loi.ivhi
Stata LuaBtif Topples.
Ill l.xi Ill-lie Win" finin Ilu kiiijU'il I'lC.
I q, I, ill. .lull" I- 11 illJIOM I lll-ull lu- Xl-llli
ih.nxti Hie I'JUim i. jiii Imm ihe ""Ul." lcJi.li'.
'I hi null. Ihe lliinl i luh iu uul.ilraw in, t
.-itiinliy nul Ihe It-jam Hill piuuilil In ih
lunilttl I .i.l en will plji .'Ut the wjmiii ix jii
iiiil.-pin.il in li Jin
Mrs. Polhamus Insane.
Hy I'Mliikiie Who tinm lie Sv.oiijtiit iit
IlliililiJiiiion. N. . .lune I-- XIji I'l.lliimiti
mIhim' liii-liiiul vv.i- kill., I in Hit i.'unt Hill
wjic, l.jikjxiJiini iiml XXciHii vi l vt U near v
Ul, lu fcimi" In-iiu .n J loull t Ihe hm k le
iflirtl In n Ilu" lini- J I'lmuhi m In I shi
lu. Imli luminal il lu I lie UU lio.piul liu..
SECOND DAY OF
BARKER TRIAL
The Prisoner's Version ol the Al-
Inlr Maij Never Be Told on
the Witness Stand
RULINGS OF THE COURT
The Judge Holds That the Piisoner
Cannot Testify to His Oxvn Stnte of
Mind The Stoiy of Mis. Baiker
May Not Be Told Unless Counsel
rinds Some Way iu Which to In
tioduce 'It -Eftoits to Secuie the
Eye B.iued Out.
II. I x, lii-m- W in tn
em III, X-.illll,l I'l,-.
Xew Voi!,, lune
P 1'lle sei ond I.tV
ot the tiial nl .let v city oi Thoniin
I'.llKl'l I'.I i" lite -diuiltlUK III ill." It x
.1 ' lni K'elltt-, ui Aillnutiiii, wit- tun
of tilt, h i iitmsel ami -'liaip iitlltms
hi tin pii.lillni; luihre. I'.oth iuln
( lp: Is xx, "it on lite st. iml ilin ins; the
Iti.
The st'iix til ..uK"t I". .' ue.er In"
liild on ihe witness -land. 'I'll ml
luiil that I'.aiKet umlil not tiptlfy to
his stiite of mind on the moinlnir of
tile sili.tilliiK. The ohjet I ol the de-
leiisi fiom the mnmi nt P.ai'kei was
tailed wa- lo inlioduee
.,,(,.( ,..!- I-- I 11 I I ...lilt t' I I III ,1111.-1.-1,
i onxeisation between U.nker and his
wife, which, il i- claim "d, led up to
,t... , I...... t.... i ... A. . ,...-
tho alleu-ed
til
-II, MM 1I1H) I'll I
n t ,, fit I in n .iiitti-
sel met with deleat An. lilt and aRiilu
tip sniiKht lo iiitniiluei siimi'tliin;;
til., I would lead up to tile telling oi
what tool, place heloit
tin. slniot Inc.
bin always Hi
stiiet inle and piiic-
Hie ol Xew .leiscy li.i 1 1 .'il l Item. Then
111" went stialght at the iiuestlo"
and sotmht to hi inn ill the whole stoi.x
holdlv and plalnlv. hut Tailed. I
ir-
Kei wa- Mitlldliiwil 1 1 0111 til
without testifying to iin.xtbltiK
st.mil
in.itet-
la I
l.'ollow'nn: ihl
xx hen Dt. Hvau
a-.x luui. was
; dete.tt ciime another
. ot lite Monls Plains
pl.ictlcnlly deliaired
lioin te-iiimi;. necaiisc oi i.ni. ul
foundation and hud lo he xvlthdrnwn.
'CI... ,..,,,, I , ..l.i ilu Lit,,,, !IQ Til- P.ViltlS
tiotn te-tillns
because of lack of
xias Mlthdiitxxn.
Tlie .-toiy of Mis. M.iiker may not
be told now-, unless counsel llnds some
xvny which has not ,et siiprsested it
self to inlioduee it. The illlitiK
of
I lie couit in fxeiy instance ax as pin
noiiiiced (iitliUly, and Jersey I.ixx-yei-s
xxcie L;ciii'i-ally of the opinion that the
exceptions Mi. Van Winkle died xvet.e
nol -ucli as xvoilhl upset the lesult K
tlieie was a onvlclliin.
The Eya Barred Out.
The piotccutlnn tried lo inttodiicn
the ( lal.en lioin Mr. Kellers head.
I I xxas pieseuted in :i bottle of alco
hol, hut was bailed otil as sHtesonvi
and hax i.iB no be.n Ihk: upon the case.
Dr. Sl,-i.--ev, one of the (lectins xvho
atteli.lid Dt. Keller, told ol the
wot. nds and n.txe -x-pei t t"atlmon-th.-.t
.Mi. Kellii- xxas shot fiom be
hind Mr. Van Winkle lileil to Ret the
doctor to admit that pos-jbly Kolle.i"
mid liaikei met fate to fjie, but tlie
dnctoi stuck to his statement that
the shot xxhlch xvas the most set-loin
was filed 1 1 om behind
Mr. Kell "i" xxas the last xvllne-s for
tile .st. itc lie showed the .lurv his
scan eil line and blinded and Indued
eyes. He Insisted in a mild xv.iy nn
der cioss-i xanilnatloii that Hie shot
xvhlcli euleieil his head was Hied fiom
bihlnd. lie said he had spoken to
no one, and Inlotontlally tbeie had
been no illil'iel
Mi. Keller -aid, In ntiswet- lo lilies-ti.ni-.
thi.t he bad known Haikei'
about ten yeais.
"I did not teioKUli'" him," he said,
"at the hoii-e alter the sootlna. Ills
olce xvas iouhIi and unfamiliar, f
was lu leai of death and did nol w'.tn,
to uniuslly in (use an.xoue. I cmih
not ill-tluKiil-h beiw om an Inten
tlon.il .Hid accidental slinotlnfr."
TO CRUSH THE CARPENTER.
Vive Thousand Men Will Go on
Strike to BiiiiR One to Tonus.
Br I'.xrluiii." XVire Inuu Tlio Asncialeil 1'rcw.
iVIIlP's-Ilarie, .lune IS, Two of th"
i ollleilcs of the T-lllile ''ell and It oil
(ominny aie on .-Hike b.inusi. it nun
mil, ut cat pi liter Is employed In the
Kiirlv Km l, and he i"iu.se,s to Join
tlie union, and as the company win
nut ill-chat e him. the union is ruIi.'
to make a UbIii for ihe pilmipl""
A tui-elhiBr ol' men fiom all lh'
hiiv Itlciles ol' the company Is
tailed for tomotiow. and il Is e-pe led
thai all xxlll Kii on nil Ike, K.utr
tboH.-and lucii ate employed,
Couverta Causo Trouble,
II. lit Ill-he Wlie fiom The xeclJliil I'ri-'
Xuk.ih.liiu. Inn- 1 Hi ''ii . inn.iil it
Xhik-I'lm. "I I"!'" ,,lir ''"' l'''C' mi"""l
triiiilil.s -a Hie i-l.ni'1 "I ynflpuil e "Wil
In mini- uiiiKlt- lhe-e ptlMill. u li.enl.il "I
ihe nili. r iiilh.-. ihu 'In- liliu -.iiiiiiiiinliil ilnir
jiul Uilli 'I Wnl u llii-iu-
-
Striko at Keystone,
11,1 Hx. Ill-tic- Will" fixiin 'Hie .Xs.nculcil I'uv
Wlk. i 11 inc. lune 1" - I'O'li" liuiitlinl uniihui"!
ot the h"iloiic mine, il lliiil-on, ii i nt on ti ik'i
till. jllPllinnil 1n i in-' ' he '('Uipani iiiuilil n"t
pjj Ihe noi-iLl. nn ii iin KrrJkir ! h.r h
thin" ..ll xi.iikin. .In I he lni-il.ii i I'll'
YESTERDAY WEATHER,
l.i,, it il.it l fur lune IS, I'HM.
Ihiilinl luui" I urn." .7 ilo.rid
ljit itiiiHijiiu." I.lr.iivi
It.lane IIiiiiiiiIIii:
s i. ii i" l"i 'i'1'
s p. m U l""l 'Clll,
1'inlplllll.ill, -Jl Ini'JH lllllnl s p III. II ID.',
Ill (lllll, I'lill ih'll'll
IIHHttHt ti-nm
f --
-f WEATHER FORECAST.
Wa.luiuitiii. lune l. I'or.'.j.t (or Past- -
enf Piiui-ilwtili I'llr lXclntilat and -f-
- HiiiihIi.1, ii-nu li mpcutiue; Uiht lo
ll(.-h -..'lllu 1 1. ni.. -t-
tttt HH mnt