| Show TOT PAY suit to recover TO THE WORLDS FAIR polities as well as courts are lively at citizens register CHICAGO march 17 special the worlds columbian Colam bian exposition today to day brought suit in justice court two hundred citizens to recover tha amount of their unpaid auns the case has attracted widean sal will be appealed to the supreme courtia the decision f the jus tice la adverse to the defendants the final decision will have an important bearing on tha finance of the fair jalany of the subscribers are displeased with the site selected for the fair and others are dissatisfied with the manage mant of the enterprise they will not pay for their stock except they are compelled aad many others are prepared to f follow their axam de there r aa much activity in political i circles to as if test were to be decided before the sun goes down all citizens who want to exercise their franchise on the ath of april must register today to day A failure to comply with this formality will deorive them of their vote on election day the election will practically be decided today consequently republicans and democrats are making desperate efforts to register every man who IB entitled to a vote the contest for the mayoralty and other municipal offices this spring promises to more than ordinary interest la ind march 17 there was a stormy scene in the united states marshal dunlapp office abie morning deputy marshal dobinson Eo binson bad brouett from washington ind two warring women one of them mies lizzie burria charged the other mra lou with sending her an obscene letter by keeping them at eitner end of the car the deputy succeeded in avoiding a scone on the trip and it waa y jtb a biah of relief that he saw the angry femi ninea safely disposed of without haying come into conflict marshal dan lap however though that by keeping a table between them b could prees an armed neutrality but the experiment did not work satisfactory miss bum s appeared to be the ona and she aa spoiling for a fight the marah al innocently remarked that the trouble seemed to be that tho were after the aade man and a they coald not both marry hin there was bad feeling this burris and added fuel to the flame the officials bif ing compelled to place the irate women in th rooms to avoid a tragedy at the hearing there WAS not evidence to abow that mra wrote tho offending off endine letter and she waa discharged much to the disgust of misa barria whose hatred will neer allow her to rest until she haa squar edithB matter with hr rival william maln first wife was a sister of miss barria who lived with them and who it was generally supposed would marry mr after he had boon awid ower jong however he wedded his hired girl and the feud began he is a farmer airing about fiva miles from washington N D march 17 special the second state of the grand array of tha republic department of north dakota began alo d ay will continue until thursday evening the delegates and vaitor vii tor were received at the railroad depots as they arrived this morning by ahe reception committee who escorted them to their hotels at 1 the department encampment was called to or derat the opera house fur the transaction ef business this evening abe comrades and members o the bomena belief crops will asam 0 ble at the opeil house and be received uy mayor adam at which time a re and banquet will be tendered to governor agurk and staff and the department officers the speeches willbe made by the beat known orators in clr state great preparations have ben made entertaining the comrades and during the atay in the ci ty nile AND LID F filore i PORT N Y march 17 no business disaster thac occurred in tho delaware valley haa a greater the allayed in and figlik F kilbore Ki leore popularly as the business kins mr Ki lirra has been for te past one of tho largest producers and ship pern of blue tone he owned or operated under leaah some thirty quarries located erie railroad and on hy new york and pennsylvania chores 0 ile delaware river AtS hohol and at he had extensive factories and machines for dressing the stone ho also glen property widely known as the i principal resort alone th erie railroad kilgore made a bad failure about five years ago bif had got upon hie feet acain in a business cense and daring the past two yere had enjoyed lair larger blainas bu ainas than ever before H lived in aa elegant manaika at N J on morning marca he took an early train for new york and there be borrowed of thomas obrien who a saloon at chambers and west areeta tre eta and who u his neighbor at Pat eaic be gave mr obrien a check for the amount on the port jarvis national bank which wag returned by doe course 0 mail dia honored since filore left the aaroon that morning he hu not been aaen at his home or at aar of bis of business hi disappearance diB appearance soon become noised abroad hia many creditors cre ditori in the beneitone region and ake report became current that he ha d collected or borrowed such aang of money ag ha get bold of and ald to europe or canada the ugly wore in a confirmed when the national bank which is reported to be a creditor for or more secured by a blanket mortgage on his most valuable property made haste to foreclose other creditors credi tois set on foot proceedings for collecting their claims the officers of the port jarvis bank aay that the wages of the quarry men will bo paid in lull in a day or two and that thare is property enough to pay all tha fugitives debts other parties interested intimate that kilgoree Kil gores liabilities in the bluestone regions apart from what be may owe is massaia or new york are more than and that the unsecured creditors will be heavy losers by alie faila e A ase alf high treason Trea soB march 19 it is understood that the government is considering what it do with such men as edward fernr A firm of toronto solicitors lias been at work investigating t is conduct and some weeks ago they advised the government that he came well within the law relating to high treason As the law now a iid there would be no difficulty in securing hia conviction on eiph creasan tr easan whether the government will go this far is yet to be decided deport says that if the authorities ties do move they will probably move against some others who are members of parliament any punishment that may be meted out to them will be of the nature of banishment rather than confinement ailt is also said the government is being urged to ak lord salisbury to station in canada from five to ten british regiment quartering them in halifax quebec montreal toronto and V n auver it is A gued that the presence of regiments in canada would do more to put down the anaf put a check to their conspiracy than else could do |
