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SILVER QUESTION A “DEAD HORSE" Nebraskan, Touring Earope, Hears Newss of Several State (onventions Giving Him Somination Ver Presidency In 190s, BERLIN 2 -W an is in the German ony inte wesl and asked Htical situation in the 1 Mr. Bryan expressed the the next election in the 1 would furs The lead horse Being asked the of res ity idl that be was f duties linm J ital and the nited States opinion that uited June Bry- Wis pa yi thmnit of the juesty af {rusts silver issue, he sald, we ihaeut the prospect Mr favor of a which foreigu passage jirv= frvaties Bryan sa ia with rious Nt seueral 4 CANE voiprocal treaties wotld | H start Peters ind on leaving that Norway and Sweden New York Aug Hates Mr urg nu “Hj Bryan w for eelintely init to reach ty will vw He “ay ex pecs ihis Bryan of the ora tic said William J with a langh, when he was told adoption by recent state Demo conventions of resolutions favor. uolntuation for the presidency United States in 1'a& “This Is the it of this news to te, Mr Bryan continued I have been off the main ihdd Lave been seeing is too sudden” ing Lis of the rst anneuncenn caravau route for sotue the been absorbed in what | have aud doing Mr. Bryan had been moving so rapid iy since left Friday that letters and telegrams have just reach him As to the of Lis tofmination he had little declar ing it too ear to of that question, but taking up the subject of the political regairemicnts of the day he sald “Before I tried to dis tinguish between Democracy and what can pe Ie OC racy as le protect the com from attack Roclal on an evil eliminated by public ownership and op erntion of all means of production and distribution, While this distinction be tween Democracy and Socialism should not Le overlooked, the Democratic plat formu must be oue of progress and re form and not merely of opposition to Republic ideas In our tight for the absolute ellmliua tion of private monopolies and for the regulation of corporations in geueral it Is necessary that the party shall be free from any suspicion of alliance with the corporate Interests that have been dominating American politics. To this end campalgn contributions must be eliminated to those who have the public interest to advance 1 trust that public sentiment will require all par ties to Keep thelr books open so that hereafter no party will under pri vate obligations to shield corporate of fenders Alluding to conditions iu the weat In dustry. Mr Bryan sald Ie beet trust is not different in character and from other trusts fhe in evitable tendency of a private monopoly is to price of a product and to lower its guality Why should any naything else from a trust than the lowering of quality when 8 monopoly Is established. Observe | have used the words private monopoly, wot public. In a private mouopoly pri vate interest Is set up agalust those of the whole people. Quite a different principle Into operation when the laterest of all is alone in view," Vienna on nw ed prossibility to say is Iy speak leaving home periy be ied Socialism recognizes No and tries to principle ses competi iis sitimate petitive to be isiu ax wn polleles or Socialist bier methods increase the one expect cones Train Deralled by Wreckers. KANBAS CITY, Mo, June 12 -FEast bound Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 2, running between Denver and St Louls, was partially derailed near Mar tin City, Mo. The engine and a bag gage car turned over, aud the front trucks of the first coach left the tracks Join Dupovan, the engineer, was killed, and H. Forstund, the fireman, was seriously Injured None of the passengers were (tjured. The derail ment of the train is believed to have been the work of traln wreckors Mayor Mirovich Dead of Wounds. SIEDLCE, June 12 Mayor Mirovich, who was shot by a band of terrorists Sunday night while he was with the chief of the fice and the secretary board ®has dled of his wounds. The peasantry, who had seized all the pri vate estates In the district of Ronnen burg and planted the fields, have driven off the police who sent them, A strong force of cavalry has heft Rysaun to assist the police wanlking governors of of the police Were to oust Statehood (Compromise Agreed To. WASHINGTON, June 12. The Car ter the statehood Li Was Republican lead ers of the senate and house. Nothing now stands in the way of the admis ston of Oklahoma and lodian Territory as a state and a cholce by Arizonn nd New Mexioo as to whether they desire as another state COmMprotn ise agreed upon by oh to come in Reinke Got Five Year Sentence. MITWAUKEE, Wis, June 12 Ar thur G. Reluke, who was charged with ebezzling $14.00 from the Marshall & lisley bank In this city, pleaded guilty lu the ertmlual court and sentenced to lve years at the Green Bay reformatory Wis Lincoln Cabin at Columbus, COLUMBUS, 0. June 12 <The cabin fn which Abraliam Lincoln was born arved ® Coltnbus from New York of Ken | POPE HAS HEART TROUBLE. Fears Expresacd at Home For Life of His Holiness, ROME. June 12 A report credited at the Vatican says that the real cause of the lliness of Pope Plus X is an gina pectoris, that treacherous and dangerous malady of the heart, and at the Vatican fears are exg that the days of the prefent poutiticate are numbered ressad His holiness grows steadily weaker and Is agiug rapidly, says the dispatch, disturimd il by per rumors that anan intend in his condition sistent hilsts to attempt his life and pinisg for his old bhotue in Veulee Owing to a threatening letter seat to the Vatican unusual precautions were the pope feebly officiated Ieatifiention of Bouaventure of Iroops in the detectives Tickets wlien at the Barceiona on church were were present the ceremony were limited A member of the Vatican household expressed the gravest anxiety for his holiness and spoke of the pope as a hopeless invalid, whose malady may bring a crisis at any mowent It is =aid the pope's couditiog Kravated also the went of a great majority of the car dinals resident here. They have grown to disapprove of Pius X 's methods and never come to the Vatican except when the strictest duty demauds their at tendatice ho contrast Leo XIII. and that of pontiff is marked Then there was a constant stream of ecclesiastics of the Lighest rank to and from the Vatican, but the nearly thirty cardinals domiciled here are no longer the pope's aud all but Oreglia Jf San Stefano and Vivies y Tuto shun the abode of his holluess They are well aware of the menac ing malady that threatens the life of the pope, and at ecclesiastical gather Ings opinlons are freely expressed that auother papal conclave Is likely to be the comparatively pear fu Sunday Increased and in numbers to is ag by upen esirmuge between the reign of the present now close advisers called tn ture LANDED IN PRISON. President Interested In Navy Recruit Whe Would Be a Preacher WASHINGTON, June 12 President Roosevelt heard a curious story of de from the United States navy an appeal ou belialf of the culprit The statement was wade to the pres] dent by Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire on behalf of Senator Til wan of North Carolina J. Matthews Fortuer a boy of Pickens county, 8. imbued with the Baptist preacher and state ef exaltation encountered a recruiting officer of the navy and told him of his awbition The officer Fortuer enlist in the navy and thereby obtain au all around education that would be of advantage to him In his clerical calling Fortner enlisted with the idea that the pavy was particularly adapted to religiously inclined youug He was sent aboard the Laucas ter in ling I'he young man soon des UAvVYy Wis the man inclined toward the deserted. He became a student university at Greenville, §. ( learned the history of his and arrested Lim He is now lu prison The pregdent with deep loterest He yYouug wan would have to staud trial for desertion, and then all the facts would be developed. He promised to take up the case after the trial aud as certain what if anything could be done for 'ortuer in the way sertiou and mountain Decatue of idea becutnlng a while In a suggested that men ided that the place for a ald at Fur not quite ministry man The police enlistment the suggested the listeuwl to story of lealency Beef Committee Lock the Doors. WASHINGTON, June 12 ~The house committee agriculture was locked In its room with the Beveridge beef in spection awondment for six hours. The Beveridge amendment was taken as the basis of action, aud the greater part of It was goue over tentatively. It Is understood the committee Is gener ally fy favor of striking frown the Bev eridge amendment the requirement that the labels on the eaus contaluing prepared meat products shall bear the date of manufacture Handwriting Expert Dead. WASHINGTON, June 12. -Edwin B Hay, a lawyer of this city, known througbout the country us an expert lu bandwriting, Is dead at his howe here nfter a short Mr. May was past grand exalted ruler of the Elks and was a well known Mason He tes tiles] as a handwriting wituess lo the murder case of Charles IL. Tucker He also was a handwriting witness lu the Patrick trial in New York ness Won't Let Strike Breakers Work, DILLONVALE, OO, June 12 he follure of the M. A. Hauna Coal com pany to Induce the striking return tao work has ficinls to renewed hirsy Hiners the of vigor, and plans are to start the day The officials lah that tack, when nifty shots were fired by strikers at the tipple Inthuldat ed the wen who intended to work Hrotised Progressing nines to the at hose, NSational Slavonic Convention, CONNELLSVILLE, Pu., June 12 The tenth annual convention of the National Slavoule Roviety of America opened here with S300 delegates present from all parts of the country. The con vention was opened by Anthony R Ambrose of New York, president of the Previous to the meeting there was a parade of 3000) Slavs sin iely Canadian Physlecinn Hobhed at Padua VENICE, June 12. Dr. Withinm OWL wright of Toronte, Canada, who is In Italy attending the medical congress, Was Juba at Padua yesterday of Lis Atlantic Oity Express Wrecked Near Eatontown, N. J. ONE DEAD AND OVER TWENTY INJURED Train Broke In Two, Whole Side of Passenger Car Smashing In—Score ‘Had Be Chopped Free. EATONTOWN, NJ man kills and lujured Ly the Atlantic City expire it switch in Smoker te 12 oe of =N, ch ran 8 a otnbina das CEIs June One per the | nto {rain Was nents soli wrecktug open near here was wade up as usual of tion baggage und swoking car, ole the astly coach and two Pullman cars of j ret were full sSselgers Liss i ifter at Lakewood aud ess nen urning to the city Sunday holiday other points George Vau dead Edgur Geceau and John J Gimmell both of New York, Charles Freeman of Lakewood, Richard Thomas of Lake wood, Adolph Ernst of Toms River Huge Supper of Lakewood Mrs» A Dunlap of Chicago were seriously burt Eugineer Elisha Egbert of Atlantic Clty saved himself by ing just the locomotive was about to turn over Fireman Robert Hackett also Jumped A Gegrou porter was imprisoned for a time in the Luffet of the Pullman car Falcon He had to be chopped out, but was unlujured his train does not stop wis golug at full speed over a track which was supposed to be clear [The frain Is a famors filler and keeps as closely as possible to a fast schedule Nobody has expialned bow the switch Lappened to be open. But opeu it was The locomotive, golug fAfty miles an hour, leaped the switch, dragging the first car after It. The end of the day coach swerved aside to the siding. like the heels of a kicking horse That jerk broke the coupling that held the cugine and smoker to the day coach As the released car swung around it crushed lpto a freight car with force as to siush a Lole in the side of the passeuger car. The sieeper, which came after the day coach, bad Its front wheels pulled off the track Iu the of a tive, drawing the combination car be hind it, left the waln track and plung ed head first into the muddy ditch It wae all crushed together like a pasteloard The car bebind it danced around the track then followed the locomotive tuto the ditch A score of wen who had been in the smoking compartment ed, mnuy of to help chopped free ————— Ellen Terry's Humble Friends. LONDON, June 12 ~The Ellen Terry Jubllew watinee today promises to sur in loterest all previous benefit performances. Curious apd unprece dented scenes have trauspired the last twenty four hours at the Drury Lane theater, Seats the gallery and pit might easily been sold at Ligh prices great was mand, but Miss Terry begged that her humble admirers be not excluded by proliibitive prices, aud hence from ear Iy Moaday moruing stragglers took uj places at the provided with camp stools aud prepared spend thirty waiting In order to secure a seat. Both sexes were represented They passed the time the women knitting or read ing nod the men wostly playing cards By midnight there were fully 500 per sons thus walting thelr Duzer of New York Is and jump as here and such space secolud the locome box ot 1d were imprison ing too badly hurt and had to be them In themselves, pass in have reserved the de Ray Jdowoars provisions Wraps to ROM hours Too Fond of Their Own Country MANILA, June 12 The average European Is content to live and dle east of the Suez The average Awmert can ls not, although under Improved conditions be might be prevailed upon [hus begins the annual re port of Executive Secretary AW, Fer guson to Governor General lde The executive bureau {8 bhaviug trouble (pn securing Americans who will realy in the service. “The great stumbling block,” says Mr. Ferguson, “Is that few Americans intend to make the Philip plues thelr home or to stay on the Is lands for an extended period to do so “Doing” London 12. The Lougworths London. Last evening Mr and Mrs Longworth, with Awmbassa dor and Mere Reid, visited the Alham bra theater, where they witnessed the production of the new ballet "1.'An the music for wins composed Mrs. Thay Ritchie, ar Amerionn The entrance of the party was roundly applsuded The ballet Was characterized by beautirol vied costuming lLongworthe LONDON are “doing Tune ur which bry His staging Pattison Moved In Special Car, CINCINNATI OO, June 12 or Pattison removed to his hone nt Milford, sinking the trip fu a specin traction oar Christ hospital where he was brought from Columbus April O [he pationt still and tired from the tsovern Was frown on appeansd ty be wouk WHS apparently o gont deal trip Fourteen Thousand Heturn to Work TERRE HAUTE, Jud 12 Fourteen thousand miners have return work lu the tleld of Within San will block nssured Tune Lituminoas 1 fow In the agrevinent there is ed to Indiana be at work Held, un days Clay county an Nalin of Ashes nt Naples. NAPLES, June 12. Owing to the falling in of the crater of Vesuvius toward Ottajano, a thick raln of ashes fell bere, fortunately doing little harm owing to the stilinsss of the atmos A 40 TO 1 SHOT. bat Won Feature at Grave Seatiay Out Master rr NEW YuKK, Juue 12 Acrobat a - te 1 shot, won the Bedford stakes for | two yearolds at Gruvesend, Berkeley cul out a fast jace to the stretch, where he tired Acrobat, Master Les ter, Hed River and Clare Russell then nated beads Nix Sumuaries and finished in the Miller favorites wet First Race order rode two wil ev defeated Hye, first Naunle Hadge, third Second Race Kulght of El Dirotuedary, second, Oro, third Third Race - Greuade, first ove Oliver Cromwell Fourth Hace Lorobatl, first coil; Hed Hiver, third first; Palette third Fountain Blue, first second, George 8 Da ilers Rentor, sec way, Hrst; Bulls third Master seabed or, ss Fifth Hace ond; Edith Rixth Hace Rat vis lanetn James me Mustersou third BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played Yesterday In the Na- tional and American Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York Cincignaty New York Hits rors—{ ies Fr: and Bowerman At Nrookiyn Chicago i: 3 6 0 2 o- & Hrooklyn @ 6 3 683 2aé }-}% Hits Chicago swokivn, 8 Errors Hroo Hatteriesa Over €. Pastorious and Ritter New York, § New York @ Hatter- Livingston, MoUinnity 'incin 1 0 3-8 8g &o =1 3. § Err Hatteries Tay- linderman and Brown i ia Phi Glib gd © '® “ttsburg 1} lecier and Sparks a: a TAULE OF PERCENTAUES Ww I. PC ex a Lx “Ww LL In ond Chicago Pittsburg New York Philadelphia | louis Brooklyn Cinclonnat Doston id ig is f n ¥ AMERICAN LEAGUE Nl a ¢ & Errors 1 Hattiries and Suiftvan sii) Hogg and McGuire At Detroit Boston Detroit Hits Boston, 13 Ix Hostor 3. Detroit, B hill and Armbruster, Slever at Al Cleveland Washington & } © { 3 £ Cleveland 1 1-4 Hite - Washingt nd. 4 Er tare Washingtor 4 ey Wl, 2 Hat teries Falkenberg and Kittridge Joan and Clark At Bt Laoule Philadelphia Q 8t louls 0 Philadelphia *hiladeiphia Dygert and Error Tanne i Payne itteries Nt louis Schreck How TABLE OF PERCENTAGES Ww - vow York > delphia 3 Decision Against Boxing Matehes NEW YORK 12 Justice Glegerich dented an application by the Marlborough Athletic club, the Long Acre Athletic club nud the Mobile Ath letic club for an injunction to prevent Sheriff Haves the depart ment from Interfering with thelr watches This action the of the order Higglus to Sheriff Hayes directing the sheriff to enforce the law boxing and prize fighting June nnd police ox ont ing is cutne sent by Governor regurding Yachts Racing to Honoluln SAN PEDRO, Cal, June 12 Three yi the Anemone, La Paloma and Lurline, started from here on a to Honolulu, 2,100 miles away. The Lur Hue Is the dagship of the South Coast Yacht club, the Anemone Is from the New York Yacht elab, salling uuder the colors of the South Const club nnd the La Paloma, the cup defender. is the representative of the Hawalian Yacht club hits moe Cottontown at lLatonia. CINCINNATI, O_ June 12 —Four fa vorites, one second choloe and tw outsiders won the seven races at la tonia. The fourth event at a mile was the attraction Cotto the odds on favorite, won the vastly frow Harry Noott the bet with Daring third ntowu race outsider nn in ting Alexander Wins Singles. NEW YORK, June 12 -F. B, Alex nider successfully defended his title a vietropolitan lawn tennls chawplon to the slugles He defeated HH Hackett, the challenger, fast and fatiguing tv of {1-8 4-0 0-3. 0-3 hier inn sel match by time score wd 61 Strikers to He Evicted, DILLONVALE, © Tune 12 One wid forty of the striking win Hradivy Plum Run served with notices of eviction by Ihe strikers nd will to fe lay Coal company iu the hundred ers al nid wer oul have tesort to pro he United States cousviunntion of stuhles retalucd otis] volrt ceedings ite planus tommander Houth Tacker to Wed. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn 12 The engagement of Commander Booths Fucker of Loudon mY tary of the Sals Hed it tion noun) Tine nternntional Army, to Colonel charge of the Ireland, is will take private ition present In Arn The and will I= Nad forves In nn wedding plac in Loudon Shot Neuro In Jalil, HATTIESBURG, Miss. June 12 Wood A. Ambrose, a young negro, was shot to death at Prentiss, forty miles east of here, by a mob which broke foto the jall where the negro was con fined on the charge of shooting a white | ELECT ROCUTE HIM. Charles L. Tucker Pays Death Penalty at Boston. Prealdent, graphs Asked tor Heprieve, Tele. Guild That He Approves of Sentence (arried Qut Giosrrnor This Morning. nt nun BOSTON, June 12 Charl er wu electrocuted Thing for Tuck here thie i Caney bour this wo wurder of ise afternoon President Roose to Governor Lil= gusernor Yesterday sell in a telegram ths tioa of tx the = Hurts approval in refus of Ch which was of ap peals wade to the president by friends Tucker to stop the execution The telegram savs “Have requested on behalf of certain parties in Boston te luterfere with the execution of Tucker, It being alleged that it is wy duty in asmuch as | have the power under the federal laws No Guild placed seal of oil the ac Hg to commu I. Tucker The unexpected, cate tence iries telegram 4s a result of tween sa to do to me that 1 without regard to this | desire to you that in wy judgment your decision uot to interfere with the carrying out of the of Tucker me entirely sound and my hiearty a case made but to state Las been jw r showing bave such sefilence seems to collituands sympathy. It seems pevuliariy in which there should be no in terference with the carrying out of the senfenon One more effort was made the life of Tucker clemency, but after hearing the to pro loug through executive appeal as well as his coun givin dex eaccution of of his clergyman Guild luterfere with the fined to the sel Governor seh tence After baptizing Tucker in of the Methodist Episog Thomas WW. Bislop, a former § the church at which uokes an attendant and | spiritual adviser convinoed by his the faith bh Hes of Wills lice chur Astor cence, sought an eruor Gulid, but BIG LINER ASHORE Vor May Shoals ¥. W Westernland, From Philadelphin CAPE MAY. N. J more than a tu board the Nin i Westernland frou Livery Quecnstown for Philade ikround on the South shoals to Delaware bay about four off « May Ntroug hope Is entertained that be floated with the tugs on the Liverpool on (ape Iu th eri sal pliia pear Ihe shioals 1) cutrance are willes shore the steamer will assistance of tide The Westernland der full next high was steaming un headway whea the shoals were struck Ihe versed, but the aground that it was off Ihe from the Life alu the 1asistance clglnes were re bard lupossible to back vessel was so Westeruland ls May beach SAVIUR Crew No #0 W. Eldridge aud is standin If found ness Wanted to Cat OAKLAND, Cal seventy tive ng risks il companies to make a pininly visible pw utider Cap out to ® by to SSAry James went sleniner Ive Insurance Payments 12 Efforts of thoy companies hold Francisco to luduce uniform cut value of all s¢tticment Jute thsur in San of 20 per cent ou the face in the of a with policy holders has falled the lnstrumentality three of the | Iter not ouly scheme, but policies way through of ul pot and objections irgest lusurauce These three com panies refused to cote nto the declared that such methods would eventually discredit in the Pacith ations stand underwriting ou that such a policy would expensive to the compa should pay the full suriuee coast aod [iroYe Hore than If they lusurance risks ules Declatlon Against Patrick. NEW YORK 12 Recorder Goff has handed down a decision deny for a trial ln the Albert T. Patrick, who Is under sentence to die next Monday Iu Stog Stag prison for the munder of the wealthy Texan, Willa M lu tes atric K 4 lawyers taking Nates Junie ing the motion Lew case of L.awser Ricv Unless A stcovssy LW the Unltd defendant his couviction, w the case to reine ourt stubbornly fought H have to die who has Shouting of t hauffeur Justified NORTH ANIME Mass After oo formal beating in fixl MR Iii the court Jud Frye Tee shooting of Chant Lithia! ul R Ruby testitioed Stan who Is vo Suttons that Le shot Staflond Knowing Lils ide thie hiding drawing room of after the family nit he fo nity, whoa und thie Sutton residence beliind a conch in the Lad retired han Marderer KEecaped broom Jail CHIPLEY Ine 12 As the re sult of an alleged foud TT Murrah a iil banker of of the staff of Terrell, wis shot and nhuiost Kihesl by Abe Hasty, ou faq Chipley Hasty w fter tl Killing bait es dur tha been recaptured id prominent werchant Chipley Governom ind a eben ustantiy or Hviug near rested from Jull us ne, night and ha A Life Vor a Lite LOGAN, Va 12 John Runyon was shot and killed on the street here after he had shot and killed William Cook. 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