Elkhart Daily Review (Newspaper) - May 7, 1902, Elkhart, Indiana Daily Northwestern IN 1872J HAY 7, 1902 TfTP edition S AU other Walley All calls day or Also Both phones No. 99 No. 228 South Main S. M. and after Nov. 1001, Laie Shore Southern trains to and run as 32 ROAD 44 No No No No No No No No No 42 14 2 10 16 23 26 aib KB TO NOSIO 25 a a a pm 11 20 30 p p m 8 20pm 45 a a any money for having youi Wo defy any ono to prove we do not test the eyes as thoroughly as any doctor in the United We of charge aud lit you with at close All to give Burke Dr. Tamer's every and Main 221 So. South 37Paoiflc Express Leaves 3 45 3 Mall 05am - No 175 30am and Chicago 15 a 21 N. Y. Ex. 05 p 19 Shore 7 Day 45 p 23 Western Express 05pm 8,10,14,16, 22,26, 28, 32, 532, East Bound Nos 8,15, 21,19 23.37, Bound The Lake Shore via Cleveland In connection Ith the Erie and P L E Rs form the most direct route to Pittsburg 3. J. J. Pass L. GOTWALT Ticket C. C. St. L. R. Nov. 1901. 00 00 00 18 56 41 35 10 03 58 27 19 58 51 3.5 30 15 05 58 52 15 15 05 00 30 35 20 07. 45 05 Manchester 8 50 8 00 20 p 4 32 6 45 9 52 11 34 p 12 50 43 Four train No. 5 makes for Terre St. points east and west of P 4; T Ohio K. Elkhart have just received direct from the east a supply of the correct article at prices that will surprise Call and see good set splendid set for A regular dandy for 50 have extra Di it is euch as enthrals the senses and are dictated by the If you wish to give your bouE an enjoyable you will come and choice collection of rings and and other creations of jeweler's art at our C. So. Main 4( ' over Dr. HOME 521 - a ra Office Division 3d- door east of Special attention given tc diseases and of the i DOTC English end and Franklin - - Bye arid Bari - - ' alley has cement city water and nice shade If taken at buy M. So. 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Prices Jewelry and Plated Everything going at cut 431 So. Main St. Call and see H. THE TIME TO YOUR WIRED I II Electric Construction Main St. v Phones 770 green trading AU calls carry more tires than anyone in and can make very low Endless for and buy in large We save y oil on anything from a spoke gas 1 shop large ' ' work out ^t repair -ide the iME Further of AT THE dge Defends - That Charges Are at Matter May 7.^The war last evening received the following from signed by George W. Davis 1 p. May 3;? prisoners that had been sitting on open hilltop ond surrounded by strong at a concerted signal sprang to their feet and rushed down the Several endeavored to seize from the and one succeeded while the soldier was drinking his The direction of the flight was such as to bring io the rear of the so that firing upon the Moros would endanger our The guard aind one company opened fire without killing Nine were recaptured and the others I this as it was desired to except a few of the and encourage the of others to peaceful Still Rages in tlie For almost four hours yesterday a fierce discussion of the Philippine raged In the It was started by who made some sharp strictures on the members of the opposition - as he they persisted in telling in their speeches one side of the he some outrages had been committed by United States soldiers in tlie it was that unparalleled kindness had been shown by the United States troops to Filipino prisoners and Filipino Food and he had been shared and they had been succored on the battlefield and cared for tenderly in the by the Carmack and warmly resented any imputation of Rawlins declared no partisan had actuated the opponents of the present but that they were moved only by and love of Turner of Washington delivered a red-hot criticism of the methods practiced military authorities in the dwelling particularly upon the alleged order of General whom he denounced as a monster in human He urged the Philippine committee to turn all the light possible on the Philippine to the end that the people might be fully informed on the Hear the briefly defended the action of the Philippine saying that already it had much valuable He urged that in all should call some prominent Filipinos to testify in own BY general has no power to In the cases the justices ordered to second-class privilege to the and in The injunction case he continued tlic injunction preventing the postmaster general from refusing to carry the list at the lower rate of Jenate anil House In among the members of the bouse referred to in the prayer In the senate joint resolution providing additional for the was agreed The calendar was cleared of private pension ninety being Some business was transacted and of the day devoted to the Philippines Beveridge making the principal in of the The death of ve of New having been the senate as a mark of house heard the journal read and the announcement of the death of Representative of New and after the customary action Story Is May 7.The published statement that the president had made to the declared purpose of the French government to bestow the decoration of the Legion of Honor upon Admiral Dewey and General Miles is authoritatively and absolutely denied at the White where there is not the least objection to such Camps May 7.General Chaffee has cabled the war department that he has rescinded the order for the establishment of concentration camps in Batangas the only provinces in the Philippines where the system had been WILHELMINA Her Condition Is Again Exciting Grave May 7.Advices received here from Castle dated 1 o'clock this declare that Queen Wilhelmina's condition again excites grave Another consultation of the queen's doctors was held at 11 p. m. The result of this consultation is not secrecy is maintained as to the contents of the telegrams dispatched from Loo This and other measures are believed to indicate that the condition of her majesty is much graver than appears from the official It is said the queen is so weak that has been unable to take any nourishment since last May 7.The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph says the Netherlands legation nt has received a dispatch to the effect that the physicians still fear peritonitis and blood poisoning in the case of Queen IN A FIBEY to the of the May 7.Yesterday the war department sent to the senate Philippines committee a cablegram from General giving the text of the against the military administration in the Philippines made by Major Cornelius He begins with the charge that the troops did not keep up their patrolling and scouting in then he goes on to accuse the troops of the burning of or torturing the natives with the giving three harsh treatment of taking native property without striking natives with fists for their lack of deference to imprisonment without food -or water for three attacking natives AVith cause rape of native women cases Gardener closes the statement that dates approximate and the facts from complaints made to me stated to the best of also laid before the of over 300 officers and eur in the States army whS been tried by court martial against also a list of natives tried by military cruelties to United and violation of the laws of J ' before the commission was R. Y. of formerly private in Company testified to the water I. a - native tlie troops for He one native down order of Lieutenant on the chest to make him give said the insurgents In and an of an THE r. O. Uakes a-i Matter May A. supreme court Men Engulfed by Molten of May 7.Five men dead and three seriously injured is the record of an accident at the open hearth steel department of the Pennsylvania Steel works at The disaster was caused by the boiling over of a ladle of hot slag at a its fiery contents engulfing eight men in a pit whence they were powerless to The victims were all Austrian dead men Yako Mike Alexo and an unknown injured Marto severe burns on both arms and severe burns of face and Marto burns on arms and men who with the exception of lived for some time after being rescued from for Admiral May 7.The Times devotes a longer obituary notice to Admiral Sampson than it does to Bret It describes admiral as one of the best seamen the United States navy ever and says his personal energy entered more largely than that of any other into the the the organization and the fighting qualities of the fleet that defeated the Reason for May 7.Christian aged 24 of committed suicide here by drinking four ounces of carbolic because his sister would not discard a young who was paying attention to Killed in a Train May 7.A train loaded with Belgian pilgrims on their way to Lourdes has been derailed near between Amiens and It Is known that nine persons were killed and that many were ' strike of Detroit May 7.^Between SOO and 900 laborers different parts of. city yesterday for higher The have been paying 22J4 cents per hour and the men 7.-r^irhe received in audience Frederic Xavier - Carry St. t ' 7.-^Returris from the municipal IS AT of Now Includes Sampson and Bret MEN ABE SUDDENLY Are of Coincidents May 7.Rear Admiral William T. died at his home In this city at o p. m. The cause of his death was a severe cerebral He had been in state for several and yesterday noon suffered a severe cerebral At the bedside when ADMIRAL admiral breathed his last were Lieutenant the admiral's married Admiral Sampson's two young Ralph and Dr. the attending and nurses and for the arrangements for the funeral of Admiral Sampson will be It has suggested to Mrs. Sampson that the naval cemetery at would be a proper place for the last resting place of the while other friends have represented to her that he should be burled in Arlington near this Admiral Sampson resided at Annapolis eight during four years of which he was superintendent of the academy Mrs. Sampson prefers but the matter will be definitely decided The pallbearers have not yet been but they will include among them some of the captains of the ships of the fleet which engaged in the Santiago May Not Be at tbe Sampson suffered a slight accident four days ago while attending to the wants of the and had been in bed but got up when she heard of her husband's She probably will not be able to attend the funeral A number of telegrams and messages of condolence already have been received at the among them one from Secretary The death of Admiral Sampson occurring late in the there was no opportunity for any action by the navy department for participation in the funeral Suitable will be including a detachment of and OF of of Roaring Goes from to May 7.The news of the death of Bret the author whose birthplace was in the United while his home had for many ' been in will thrill of through these islands and through all of North as well as United the English - language is there Harte has and Death came to him Monday at Red and came being caused a hemorrhage of the throat resulting from an of the ' Harte had been suffering swelled December did not consider the attack to A he .to visit friends and was present at ' as ' a few His was - been in was popularly known as Heathen suddenly made him In 1871, in the full tide of his he went cast and lived first In New York and in He was appointed United States consul at iu 1878, afterward transferred to In 1885, he went to Loudon to be buried tomorrow - at Consecutive Deaths of tires in the National May 7.^Hardly hkd congress recovered from its surprise at the two members of the house in two consecutive days before it was apprised of a A dispatch from received yesterday J. S. of the Fourth district of New died suddenly today at his home in Apoplexy was the cause of He was 56 years and was serving his second term in congress as a A two sons and a daughter survive When the house assembled yesterday there were three desks before had this happened at the same there was another stranger coincidence In these three and one that may make a shiver run through the next batch of members appointed to take part in any and that Is that Amos had been appointed on the committee to attend the Rosecrans obsequies at that Otey was on the committee to attend the funeral of and that Salmon was designated to attend the funeral of CITY at Issue Generally and Not May 7.^Elections were held in all Indiana cities yesterday except Evansville and Fort which have special Neither of the state committees has been taking a hand in the direction of the as local rather than political questions have been at Bloomington elected a Democratic mayor for the first time In the history of the elected a Democratic Republican treasurer and elected the entire Republican At Frankfort a mayor and one councilman were while the balance of the ticket went entire Democratic ticket was re-elected at Mishawaka and Vevay Democrats as Lebanon elects a Republican mayor and a majority of the New Albany elected a mixed ticket by a Republican Wabash elected the entire Republican Portland elects a Democratic South Bend and Marion have gone Lafayette and Kokomo elected the Republican ticket with the exception of a few of the Ball May 7.^Following are the scores recorded yesterday by the base ball At 6, Cincinnati 2; at At 4, Boston 5; at 0, Philadelphia 11; at Cleveland 3. At 4, Indianapolis 7; at 4, 5; at At St. 2, St Joseph 5; at Kansas Springs 3, Kansas City 4thirteen at IN Clinch the To Be Voted Cal May 7.-^The nominating committee of the women's clubs after five hours spent in secret decided to place one before the headed by of New for others on the ticket are Mrs. Robert first vice Mrs. Emma second vice Mrs. W. P. pf South recording other work of the convention yesterday was to clinch action of when It was made practically impossible for a colored delegate to sit in the national All measures advocated by Massachusetts were voted down promptly and BE HO COAL Coal Road Presidents Are Their Heads May 7;^Presidents of the leading as well as some of Important Independent held a conference several In this city According to report the conference was tlie executive heads of the Delaware and and Ontario and Western Tlie Erie is said to have been represented by Chairman representative of the roads named for the statement that the strike was thoroughly discussed that action to the miners was IN TorBe the Home May 7.The peace situation is developing According to reliable Information has reached here several of the nearer have Corps will serve supper Saturday May 10. The public Supper 16 Tbe house and lot No. 404 North Second - 2dtf at Hotel Boom 11. 9 a. p. m. 5d6* and Beat Get our Bigam 406 South Main Post Office May 9. have brick and also the best quality of building tile in this market for line to Birmingham and New Two fast traina 4 barn at rear of our May 9. Flat for hot and cold hard wood D. N. 118 Lexington room and back rooms above aame at 110 Main Ellen E. corner Johnson and Bristol Home phone 683. >'9-32tf secret of a beautiful head of hair or a fair complexion depends upon scientific methods employed in the treatment of both scalp and Consultation R. J. 211 Jefferson Telephone 721. at Opera House May 9. through car line to N. C. Queen Crescent route and Southern 8tr Crescent Cincinnati to Atlanta and Jacksonville the best in the One hundred miles to Queen 4 8tf paper cleaning neatly Call or address H. 313 Franklin girl for general permanent Apply at 216 North Second Advanced April 1, but not our M W that Ely's Cream Balm all that haa been said of it aa a ineans of quick relief and cure in cases of nasal catarrh and hay A trial coats but ten Full 50 Sold by druggists or mailed by Ely 56 Warren New May 17,1901. Messrs. Elv send me one bottle of Cream family I think it is the beat medicine for catarrh in the Very M. the do hereby agree to refund the money on a 60-oent bottle Warranted Syrup of Tar if It fails to cure your cough or We also guarantee a 25-oeht bottle to prove or money C. D. B. A. Notice of City tax records of this city are now ia my office and the city will be received at the city Eaat Franklin until May 20,1902. The city tax is on each E. A. City for violets and - at 1209 Leitch 6 2d5 for N. you te buy or borrow or loan see J W. 113 I aay it Tour piano care of a piano quality of my work is well Ask - N. Home 511 9d83 date open May of Qas ' From and March 20th, until citizen gas range of the Elkhart Una Light Co. connections will
