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Show ENJOYING HIMSELF I'rlikl llarrhoa KIrtd bj Lar;e tYaird, at Ihe Tarl- oa riatc.; Tlf,G TURKEY ANo p1Q MARES RELATIONSHIP. .ownur Koapp Talk, ,uwut lh Fisheries aaj Othr 3It- l-rs in Ia.la. o "WHITE CAPS" DO THEIR BRUTAL WORK. The i'nxujteriaa Ciarch sre ItetU. Inr tie 1TrfniIn.1tT Caa- Toilja or FHIi. By Iclejrsph b lha Miwa.i FixnsiDnM-.jriniusov TrurrU ami Spetctlrt, irudbiili InnraiitilOrBfloM. XCT.TH UtSOX, IllJ , Oct. r. When the liule town of lawrenco-Iwrg lawrenco-Iwrg wis ruacbcil tlio voico of the rrvtidetit raj htavy with emotion as ho adilma the crowd of tidhbora and friends that thronged to crert him. "My friends" rati the President, "I want to thank joucry cordially for Uila gmrtlui;. Ail the cenea aboJl here are Tery familiar to me. Tills town of lawrvnceUrs I the Ural TllbKe of mr ihildh-h reeollec Uons and as I amiroaLfced it thl morning Uie pa! Uie carllcat homo of my recoHecliono, Uie home in which my childhoott ami car manhood weru j2i, lut-tnoriiM crow d Is t. jn me that are very full uflutexct, full of MdnttA. They bring back to me Uiob vrhoonre nude the old lunio viry dear, the mot prrcloiis apot on tarth. I hare itiM-ed with Lowed head toe place whrre thtyrwt. We are here In our generation with the wok of those who have cone ujn ua. Let us sec, eacb of U., that In family, In neighborhood and in Stale, we do at leatt withVqjjl courage, graci, klmlije-s, the work to brni-ly, brni-ly, kindly, generou.-Iy done Ly thoj who filled our .laces Jlfty years ago. Nun, for 1 niut hurri" on, to Unto old friends, and to the new lrlends who liave come In ince Law nnctberg was familiar to me, I extend again my hearty thanks for this wilcomeaud beg, In parting, to Introduce the only mtm-Ut mtm-Ut of my. cabinet who accompanied me, Ueneral Tracy, SeireUrv of the Xavy. Secretary Tracy contented himself him-self by mereJ3" bowing to the enthusiastic enthusi-astic rruw d, and he an J Uie President Presi-dent had tlmo toshakeafex eai;cr bands, extended is the train tallied out. At Milan and Osgood largecrowds also as'erublecl, but the 1'roldtnt merely apiareilon the rear platform, plat-form, ialruduccil Secretary Ttary, lowed to the cheering Indianlans and the train puna! through. A 31'KECH AT NORTH ER.SON. HKi not it, In J., OcL T. At North Vernon, Indiana, the crowd would ie satisfieU with nothing Iea thau a f peech from the President. Presi-dent. "I am very glad, my frieuds," he sold, "to tas you, and very much obliged to i ou for our pleasurable greeting. Great applair-e.; It is Iwayapleaur to twmj oH Indiana In-diana frl nJ. We liare IwJ th s morning a ilerghtftil riJeacrcna tliu soutlieru pirtof" theltte, ontlut has gitcti rm axrcait deal of refrttli-nentaul refrttli-nentaul ileii5jre. Clu-ni.J Let meagalu nure jou tliat Lam ery muchobll0l to you all here for this cvittetie-e of jour frlen Jslilp. I hope i on w III cjwiuteuic from nay fuitfter speech on tills occasion. It gives me pleasure now, Tny fellow citizens to iutrodun. t J you General Trary of Xew or!t, Secretary of the Xavy, whoacoompinies me on thla triii." Tline beers and a lier given for the President ani Secretary of Ibi Vavy. WASiii.NtrruS, Ind Oct. ". Jut before the train illed out of Seymour Sey-mour a note wavtianded the President Presi-dent asking him" to Heak a few words to the. assembled rchool cliildrcn, which he did, counseling them is to the necessity of education educa-tion for g wd clt!zeujhl. At Skoals the Iriiileut r.u.'c a brief rpctch of .-ii'prvciaUon of tbo welcome ex tem.nl him Mitciicu, IaJ Oct. 7.-Sey-mour, Ind gnvea rousing evidence of JUlUtLdO.Vd IVI-l IAlEITY in that litt'e town, and after h had Introduced Secrilary Traey the I'rejldent said: "I fetl I ought to thank my frieuda for your friendly greeting this beautiful morning. It is inJevd a pleasure to meet to nnny cf 3011 and. thanking you for tills welcome, I hoe you will ex use me from any further speech." (Applause. Vincknms, Ind., Oct. " It was quick y demonstrated that the vil lage ef Washington, which wai reached at 1 p. m , lia I many ul i frieuds of the President. An old gray-haired man ell owed his way sturdily through the crowd to ll.e President, crairiini: his hand, and saw. "How are ye, Itcn, I am gUd to s eye- I voted for jour grandfather grand-father then voted for ou and I hope, Ben, I'll have the chance to vote far you again. You dont mind if L call you iten," Great laughter from thecroxd The President aiMired tils IsItor that to his old frienda he hoped to aluajH remain "Ben." as of yore, and tlie crjwd loudly appliuded the sentiment. 1?ilscic3uragcd an old UJy to exclaim, as she graped the President's baud, "I feel ts tboJgh as I am related to you, Mr. Harrison, jour grauJfatlitr and mine ate ruat turkey ani pig to-gttherand to-gttherand tliat makes us nJitcJ, dosen'tn:" Great laughler. Tho PreI!eiit bowed affirmatively to this logic as the train moved rapidly out. r.r-A ciii.no vimtemjis. SCI.I.1VAN, Ind., Oct. 7. The Presidential party reached Vicccn-ncs Vicccn-ncs a little before - o'clock, and Were met by a cumtulttcu of Terre Hauto citiienf, headed by President W. R. McKean of the Vandalia Railroad, Hon. C. Yost and M. C McNutt, the eminent democratic leader of Indiana. This committee escorted the Presidential party to Terre llaute over the usvlIIo A Tcrre Haute read. . DANVILLB. HI., OcL 7 The President is certainly making hla western trip a period of unalloyed pleasure. Jo official buiuess of inv character is allowed to Intrude. Tliat this brief period or respite Is nrovin" bmeflcial to tlus President I, evident by his cheerful manner and the general mauner In which ho bears tip under what would be ordlwrily deemed la Uresome trip. jar demand and made 3 WtU speech, thanking the people heartily 1 for tlie reception. Between Vln-enncs and Pvlvan, thirty milei, a fat run was 'made, thedlUnce being coveretl In thlitj-two thlitj-two minutes. The principal event of the day was the reception ct Te-rra Haute, rullj Tfc. Tiiona.D i-coi'Li: asscniblrd to greet tlie party. The arrival of the train wai heralded by the whistles of every cngluo and factory In the city and the note was deafening. Mayor IlaulcN welcomed the President to the city aud liitroduced him to the People. The President, In responding, said he very heamilv appreciated tills large Catherine and welccme, T-hlch the kind and Animated Ani-mated faces, as well as the words or the mayor, had extended. The President then Introduced SECHKTARr TOACV wno nuuio a brier mldrrs-, 1 11 whlcli he said lie had been delighted with Uie trip, but more especially with he enthusiasm with which the people of Indiana have ever where greets! the Presldpntjctd U.b wafm personal friendship they have mani-faded. mani-faded. Applauc The same qualities quali-ties of hand aud heart that have so endeared him to jou will caue him to bo equally csie'eaied by nil the people of the nation. liuwaiixarvx, IIL,Oct.7. When tho presidential train reached tlie Danville depot thousands of people weru found as.e-nb'cd. Congress man Connor Introduced the President, Presi-dent, who expressed regret thit a lack of tltno prevented a longer stay. He wai glad to notice, he said, tliat If thf lsat vlf liaa itnl tlMnl ,1 i average return to the Illinois fanners, fann-ers, tliat already promise of the com Imjyear Is een in Uie w ell tilled field. Great applaute. At Clumpalgn the citlxeus were attended by the students of the University Uni-versity of Illinois who received the President w lUi their college cheers. After a few words by tlie President to Uie young men ths train pulled nut and reached Illoomlnzlon at Turn am, ou to iieo. PixrniA, III., Oct. 7. o niwcclies were ma Je by the President or anj member of hla parly at Blooming-toa Blooming-toa or l'ekln, alUiough Immense crowds gathered at both places. Peoria was reached at 1 1:35 and Mayor Clark aud men.bcrs of the council escorted the party to the National Hotel tespeuJ the night. WE1I.T1I IN tl.ltltl. The t Mlierlra Atorlll Jtllllona "I Dollar. Wasiiimitox, Oct. 7. Oavernor Kiup,of Alaska, In an Interview, nays the law prohibiting U10 sale and manufacture ol H-Juo? Sn the Torrlto.y Is a dead letter except to 1 ndltns. Tlie reasons for tho inefficiency ineffi-ciency ot the law, the governor says. Is that prjiwsiUoiu wojM be of no avaiL Grand Juries refuse to indict and petit juries refuse to convict. Legi-UUon whldi would provide more efTeclivu machinery for the enforcement en-forcement of the present law would undoubtedly afford a solution ot the perplexlng.qucstion. He calls attention at-tention to 'the inadequacy of the laws for tho admlnlstraUon of justice, jus-tice, etc., and recommends th it a comminion. consisting In nrt at least of gentlemen acquainted with the country and its need, be a-puiuted a-puiuted to prepare a short code of special lawn to be submitted to Con gress AtwutlOVtt) full-sized sealAlns neru taken by the Alaska Commercial Commer-cial Company during the year under un-der their contract with the government, govern-ment, and probably half aa many more were caj tured at sea and stolen by poTchlng vie!. Other furs such as bear, mink, otter, etc, are taken In large numbers. The eod-flslilng eod-flslilng Iniustry though not lnlg-nlficant, lnlg-nlficant, Is for from what it should be. Some of the exports last year are estimated below: Whalebone, $1,-139 $1,-139 Wj; whale oil, S172.3W: codtWi, S-V,0J.i; salmon. 3 XW.ttJO; gold (e.tlmitod), j:,0W.DW; fur seiLs 530,00-J. AH oilier cxjorU are sufficient suffi-cient Unlike a total of $0,519,730. 1 vi-rriu tei.tiiK: On Trlnl tor llailnc rrset i S3.OO0 !. I'ROVIDEwCK, B. I., Oct. 7. Tlie trial of NetUe L. Clarke, theycung music teacher who wok arrested in NeT York July 3nl for a $5,W forgery, c-jmmiltcd on the Mcchan-ics'Sivings Mcchan-ics'Sivings Baukof this city, was begun in the court of common pleas today. There was a rrfect Jam of peoj le.not half the applicants being able to get Into the courtroom. The prosecution proved the meUi oj whereby Miss Clarke worked Ibis iron clad lank. The connection ofltowland Hum, the nillltouairc manufacturer, with the case proved to lie one of friendly aid to a woman who pleadtd Ignorance of banking a flairs. One uf tho new dicloures was the use to which she put the $3,330 paiJ to Allen B. Ralph. It was uhsI for the purpose of taking up a f-VX note purjwrtlng to have been made to her by Ld. S. Pierce, of Worcester. TIiLs note lias been detJV3eJ, ani Its genuineness can nut be teste! by cruss-e-xaminatlnn. Tne defen-e will probabli be undue influence and that Mis Clarke merely passed a nole forged by au-oUier. au-oUier. " V)Iilfetapal Mork. New Yonir, Oct. 7. 'White Ctli" are at work at Ahsecom, N. J. John Newman wru taken from his bed ou Suuday night by a party of fuur men, wiio stripjied him and rode him about on a rail, trimmed wl'h barbed wire. He had previously previ-ously recelvedanotcsIgned,"WhUe Caps. local branch of New Jersey, No. 121," warning lilru to discharge, but thought It was a practical Joke. The "Wnlte Caps" made Newman promise to discharge his bookkeeper. It appears that he had been drinking freely of fate ami iias icen. abusing his family. Newman was formerly an active member of the McthodK Church The"WhIU Caps" told Newman that Evan Adams would be tho next victim. Adams has not been seen since the warning was given. Kaat Tnelr ralt! ItetUeil. Frrrsncno, Oct. 7. The committee commit-tee appointed by the general assembly assem-bly of the rresbyterlau Church to report on the matter of revising the Westminster confession of faith, met here today. President Roberts, of Forest University, Illinois, is permanent per-manent chairman, and Rev. William Wil-liam E. More, of Ohio, secretary. Tho sessions were held with closed door?, and a reoluUon adopted Uial unUI tho report Is finally completed none of the proceedings of the committee com-mittee should be made public He Tried Araeolr. ViKXSA, Oct. 7. A crime committed com-mitted for the graUacatlon of private priv-ate malice has been nisde publio by an artist scullion named Lederer, employed In the kitchen of the Archbishop SIgNmoud, at Ginuend, Illyrla. Tie charge agtln-t the primncr la that he ut ar'enlc in food prepared for the tsble of the Archduke. The Archduko and his sister paitoofclof the food, and both were taken tick. Doctors arrived In time to neutralize the effects of the poison. Lederer'at solo object was to effect the dismissal of the Archduke's ehtf, who had incurred the enmity of I be jcullioq, |