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who tried to me than. Probably there
wereascoreormore persons on thepier
at the time of the accident. Only the
faint gleamfrem the little house at the
1?me the pier and the stars gave
3 ‘ l
There were other young heroes about ‘
at the time of the tragedy—Michael Lane,
17 years old, of 76 Oliver street, and Rich-
ard Barnett, a cloth editor, who lives at
63‘ Monroe street. Both of these boys
jumped into the river in a vain eflort to
rescue the victims. They themselves were
rescued in an almost exhausted condition '
by Michael Cronin of l2? Cherry street
and John Welsh, 17 years old, of 214 Water
street. They put out in one of Cronin’s
boats and picked up the boys out in the
river at! Pier 89, where they had been car-
ried by the tide.
From these four young men the story
of the accident, as nearly as can be known
at present, is gleaned. According to Welsh,
“rec women and two men wore ekyiark-
ing right on the end of the pier. One of
the men was seated between two of the
women on the long stringer, all ‘ three of ,
them having their biwks to the water. l
The other man and woman each stood fac- g
ing them, and each had hold of the arm .
of the other two women, 'trying to pull
them up, but the man between them had
his anus about their waists and held them i
back. , .
Suddenly the man and two women com-
panions went over backward, all clutching
at one another. The other man, O'Neill, [
was pulled in with them, and all were ‘
No one on the pier knew who the people
were, and thc’ man and Woman who had
been their companions, and who‘ had been
trying to pull them up when the accident
occurred, had disappeared during the ex-
citement.
SUMMER EVOLUTIONS.
Admiral Bunce Will Cruise From New
York to Bar Harbor.
Wasnnrerols, July 11,—Secretnry Her-
bert announced the general plan for the
movements of the North Atlantic squad-
ron this summer and fail. in the course of
w h i c h Admiral
Bunce will put
the squadron
through compro-
hensivc drills and
nmneuvors. All of
the vessels of the
squadron are or-
dered to rendez-
vous at New York
by Aug. l.
, They will cruise
‘ along the come
northward, drill-
ing and maneu-
vering as they go,
as far north ns
Bar Harbor. Taming at that point, they
will head southward, again going through
maneuvers near New York, and finally
will wind up at Hampton Roads in Octo-
ber. Admiral linucc is now busy prepar-
ing the detailed plan of operations for the
cruise. which will be submitted to Scorn-
tnry Herbert for his approval.
ADMIRAL BUXCE.
JOKE PROVED FATAL.
Rev. 3. ll. Phillips Dies as the Result of a
Pin Prick.
Bsnumlusu. Pm, July li.-—iiev. 5. ii.
Phillipsof liurhnm, om-of the best known
Reformed clergyman in Pennsylvania. died
of blood poisoning at St. Luke's hospital.
aged 3i years.
When visiting a neighbor's house six
weeksago, he remained fordinner. lie was
seated on the porch chatting with several
young ladies, when the call for dinner
came. H:- was slow in n'spimding, and
one of the ladies, Miss (lope, took a stick-
pin from her dress, intending to prirk him
in the leg with it slightly. As she struck
at him he rnised his leg, and the pin went
through the flesh to fflt' bone,
(in July ii he had his leg mnpnlnled in
the hope of saving his life. Sinn- ilien bu
has grown gradually Worse. death result
ing from the slim-k. liev. Mr. Phillips-l
was grmiunied from i'rsinus ('oilt'gi' and
hold tin.- chnir of mathematics them for
two years. Ho was unmarried.
BASEBALL.
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llevsmsnts of Cabinet cusses.
llamas, Mass. July ii.—-Secretary and
Mrs. Morton and Miss Morton left here
for Saratogn. where, it is understood, the
family will remain for some time. Sm
tary Carilsie, who came here in cinnpeny
with Secretary Morton, has improved in
health mtly since his stay here and ex-
pects to leave for Washington today.
Buttonhole labors on iltrih.
Rosanna, July il.--Aii the button-
hole makers employed in the clothing
trade of Mhestcr, numbering 58, went
on strike. The cause of the trouble is that
the manufacturers refuse to sign a con-
tract music of wages, although they are
willing to give verbal agreements to the
demands.
last-shore Celebration.
Nsmcm, In... July il.--'i'he bi-
centennial celebration of this town was
motioned with int-atlas batons, chief
of which were sportingevents. which were
witnessed by hundredsof the visitors here.
leiivts leads an Ultimatum to Peru.
Lats, July ii.-Boiivis has sent an em.
mature to Peru, d an answer
within as heursastowhst erPsru will
give satisfaction for alleged offenses com-
mitted against Bolivia.
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The Polls. Think They May lave and a
Hand is the landless iitrsst Jail Delivery.
and They Will ll. lacked Over by the
Postcfilee Inspectors. ‘
Burrow, July ll.-—-Tho first men or-
rested on suspicion since the escape of
Killer-nu, Allen and Russell from Ludlow
street jail and the announcement that the
postoflice department had offered a reward
for the arrest of Yennie and Carson are
now in jail here. . Postofilee inspectors
from New York, lloston and Philadelphia
will cents to Hartford today to see if they
can identify the men as belonging to Kil-
iornn’s gang. '
The prisoners ilescribcd themselves as
George A. Miller of 17 Lawrence strcct,
Cincinnati, and William Hunter of Balti-
more. The police lure say Hunter's alias
is Hart. He is about 24 years old and
smooth shavcn; has light hair and small
gray eyes. Miller is about 35 yours old, of
medium height, with dark curly hair and
black eyes. Neither of them ilcars any rc-
scrnblaace to Killornn, Allen or Russell.
The police know this, but they think Mil~
lcr looks like chnie, and there is some
resemblance.
The prisoners have lied from the hour
of their arrest. Hunter acknowledges that
ho Was in New York on the day of the es.
capo from Ludlow street jail, but of
course denies that he knows the fugitives
or anything almut them. That the. men
have something to conceal is very evident.
Know About the Escape.
They know all about the eseapennd the
hue and cry after Kiliomn and his pale
and the reward olferlld for Yc-unic end
Carson, for while a runner we? talking
to Hunter he said quietly:
“You can't get any $500 reward out. of
we'll
Chief of Police liill received the clam-
lnrs sent out from Washington (liescribing
the [msmilicer robin-rs and their accom-
plices Wednesday, and n fewbours later
two of his men arrested Hunter in front
of the [sistellica He had been lounging
about therefor soumiime. His companion
had been seen in the [mstoliico earlier in
the day. He Went toward the railway sta-
tion, leaving Hunter in front of the post-
office. Miller was arrested in the railway
station.
Hunter, when arrested, said he and Mil-
ler had only reached town two hours earli-
or. The men were locked up on a techni-
cal charge of vagraney, and a telegram
announcing the capture was sent to Chief
Postol‘llco inspector A she. _.
Both the prisoners tell suspicious stories.
Hunter says he has been in New York on
and off for two months, and that when ar-
rested he was working his way to Nor-
wich, i‘onn., although he knows no one.
there. liesaid be picked up )liiioriu New
York.
He says that while in New York he
hired a room from Mrs. linker at 138 East
Broadway, and spem mun-b of his limo in
Cunnnings «it aney's saloon, at 57 Mar-
ket Street. He says he is n newslli-nler out
of Work.
“I never saw Hunter until after both
of us had left. New York, " said Milli-r.
not knowing the story his companion luul
fold. "I picked him up in some imvn
along the way. i only sinili in New York
over night. "
”Win-re did you stay?”
'l'ell Different Stories.
“At i'ummings s.- )llnilli‘y'r saloon, in
Market siren-i." iivluul been in Baltimore
before that. he sold. Baltimore is fin-
home of the other prisoner. and he says he
met Miller in New York. Miller said
he lived in i‘im'inuuli. when- he had a
wife and mother. He in on iron roofer. ho
says.
"i couldn't go! Work in i‘im-inmlil and
was working my way to Milford. l‘lil~.~i.,
When- i have :1 friend who Works in a slum
flu-fury," he added. He declared that in»
did not illm-i Hunter in the Market siren-t
salmon in New York or in Baltimore. mid
ilt‘ hull new-r lwl'n ltl‘i'l'slml in‘fflf‘f‘. liliil
Miller was his right nmm- and that ho
had nothing to I'Hlll‘i'ili.
Hunter said he left New York on Mon-
day night after meeting Miller-there. Mil-
ler a moment. inn-r said he left New York
eight or nine days ago.
When Miller was asked what he was (hr
ing in the [Mlltlullil'l'. he replied: " l was nits
er letters from home. I got two, but foro
them up after I read them." Seeing the
trend of the questions, he added, "I was
in the [lifllilfl’ltftl in New York, tol'i, and got
some letters there. "
Just how Miller's friends knew where
to address his letters does not apple“.
HANGED' HER ‘QHILDREN.
The. This Crsay Woman Tool: llsr 0w.
Life.
Plrrsluruo, July il.——.\lrs. Lena Rota.“
nor hanged herself toncioset door after
she had hung up two of her children in
another room. She had been sick fora
long time, and it is sumsmed she. was in-
sane. She mmt her eldest (laughter, aged
9, to visit a relative.
Then she bung her daughter Ella, aged
it years to the iledmst, and tied a towel
about the moi: of her baby and hung it on
the pan of its crib. After that. she hung
herself. When discchi’oll, all were thud
except the baby, and it was chewing the
towel with which it was tied.
lisp-him Nominate In Iowa.
Des Morass, July ll.——Ar. the lie-
pnbliean state comentiou here General
Drake was nmninstcd on the sixth ballot
for Werner. Alter prolongmi cheering
balloting for lieutenant governor was
ecmmemcd. Matt Permit of Waterloo
was nominated on the third ballot, defeat
lug Lieutenant Governor Imogenof (flier-
ltou. In rapid succession ‘ileury Sabin
was rencmlnsted for superintendent of
public instruction, George W. Perkins for
railroad commissioner and Josiah Given
for judge of the supreme court.
Inert-gs In the City Accounts.
monitors, July ii.--An investigation
conducted by the city council committee
oulighthssdisciosedasbcrtsgeof some-
thl over 086,000 in the account of the
gas . The discrepancies extend
through a period of several during
the administration of the Km Superin-
tendent W. (3. Adams, whose surety will
be asked to rush the anssmt good:
muses-ruse.
J: Iii-JIM Mill fl-
;yfie, ”j‘ _, m
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”by! “M .
w class
the foliowlnmtemeat ' ‘
driest of his crew by Trinityfialls
ye =terday: . - 1- ‘ -
"The result was not unanticipated by
me. .I said last week th t'tbe crew, par-
ticularly Fennell, wpre not in a cdndition
to row. Had I been able to heattbc
boathouse in the morning, Fennel], Huger
and Dyer would not have started. I conv
older the health of the y ‘ ung oarsmcn of
more importance than a ‘y boat race. If
Lhad had my say in the final arrange
meats, Iwould have put my foot down
before the Leander race. ‘I have not seen
the crew since Saturday and therefore
cannot tell about the stories related con-
cerning the improvement of the crew
since that time. Flnailyl can only say
that any crew must have ‘ been in better
shape than ours in order to win."
The concert of the Cornell Glee club
last evening was sparsely attended. There
were about 75 persons present, including
aunt of the crew and only two or three
ingllsbmrn. including .fiecrctary Cooper
of the regatta committee.
Sporting Life’s article on the Henley
regatta says: "Volumes could be written
about the race. There were times when
it looked as though the short, sharp stroke
of the Yankees must provnil over the
12mg, dragging ones It was ordained,
however, that the Cornell crow should be
given an object lesson, which may con-
vincethcm that Englishmen still know
something about racing. Whether they
acted like sportsmen on Tuesday does not
nmttor now. A presumably inferior crew
to Leander administered such a sound
thrashing that. we can afford to be gener-
ous and let bygones be bygones. The
ironicai greeting when they Went to
pieces within sight of their grand stand
ought to have convinced the lornoll men
that their action on Tuesday was not up-
prel'iatod.
“The friends of Cornell have, been put-
ting it about that they are. the superiors
of either Harvard or Yule. They arc noth-
ing of the kind, and the representative
universities of America have had little
intercourse with the rowers of ltlnwn. It
was most noticeable how the Americans
left the course directly Cornell was bent-
en.”
The Chronicle's rorreswmdent says
that nndoubietiiy tho Cornell's collapse
was due in equal measure to the punish-
ing stroke. and to ovormiining.
The account of the Henley race in The
Daily News says that it has been many
retire since a race was awaited with such
interest. Tuesday's fliiscowas most unfor-
tunate, and has given the Americans, [108'
sibiy quite undeservully, the reputation
of being poor spiu'tsmcu and made the
public desperately anxious to see Trinity
score at the expense of the visitors.
RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP.
Czar Alexander (Moved to Send Us 830,000,-
000 In Gold.
Wlsnixorov. July ll.~i)isoussioil of
the gold reserve in fin~ treasury and the
fli'lluii, past ililil probable, of the Morgan-
Rothschild bond syndimte has bmught to
light the (not that i‘mr Alexander "I of
Russia offered to 1mm the i'nited States
all the gold nm-vssury to maintain the rc~
serve at any figure desired.
The friendly tender was declined by
President (‘leveiaud lweause alter wverai
Weeks of consideration and deliberation
and telegraphic ('orresimmience back and
forth. balm-en Washington and St. Petr-rs
burg if war: derided that fin-president had
not the authority in issue bonds or other-
wise incur iluiviliu‘dne» in behalf of the
government.
Sinn- lln-n the power of filo president
and the summary of the treasury to fissile
bonds ha» been determinmi, and if the
oifvr was rein-Med by the lif'i‘M'liI Russian
ruler it might be m-repfmi. The story of
the proposition made by the czar and the,
way it was f‘i‘i‘i‘in‘li by the president and
his :nivim-rs was nlli' of the best kept. so-
l‘l‘l‘ih of iln‘ Whilv lioliio. Although ill-l
inridvni «rum-ii mine two years ago, no
hint of ii has rem-lied the public fill ilolv.
WOMAN SHOOTS WOMAN.
Jealousy (‘uused This Fatal Tragedy on a
Street Car.
WIIHII mi. July il.-.-\ and tragedy
with senuliiouni features oer-urns! on n
Huntington sin-0f mr bore. Mrs. Jennie
(l'i’nrmli. a young Woman who is some
rated from her buslnind. was shot three
times by Mrs. ('lnrenov l'hnllin and will
div.
The fliiillliflg erented considerable ex-
citemeni it was valued byjenlousy. Mrs.
U'b‘nmtll was suspects-d by Mrs. ()hafiln
of winningaway her husband. She caught
the two together. with the result already
noted. 'l‘wo bullets took effoctin Mrs.
ii'i-‘nrrail's breast and the third in her
mouth. Mrs. l‘hnllln was arrested.
The Bonus Interview (racially Denied.
Msnmn. July il.—-iion. liannis Tay-
lor. l‘niml Hiatus minister to' Spain,
called upon iinke 'l’etuon, Spanish min-
ister of foreign affairs, and explicitly do
him! that lion. James ll. Eustis, United
States emiuwmdor to France, had made
the Marlena-nix alleged by the Paris Fig-
aro in a purported interview with Mr.
Emilia on illecondliions in Cuba. Mr.
Taylor reumvml the protestations of friend-
ship toward Spain onihepartof the Unit—
oil some. }
negro lieu-him Convention.
Cocmnus. S. (3., July li.-wA conven-
tion of negro lilmiibllcnin leaders, called
by the Colored Ministerial union. was held
in Columbia to consider the coming con-
stitutionalconvention eiwtlon. The no-
groes claim that the constitutional con-
ventlou will adopt a constitution which
will disfranehisc almost all of them.
Duty on Chewing Tobacco Maud.
Wssmsoror, July ifs—Acting United
States Minister Bartimnan at Caracas,
Venezuela. informs the state department
that the miniswr of finance has issued a
drscreo reducing the duty on chewing to-
W
A Colliery ll lotion.
Bastions. Pa. July ,i.-—ln an explo
siou of gas at the Nellson coillery Nicho»
ins Gehrisb, Henry Osm , Jon mount,
Joseph llsliehi and it'll lam Duffy were
severely injured. Gehrflh will probably
die. I
Isle. Who-I
Pants, July li.-—«lim .
lsn, wife of If. (larval
nEDucrious. 4 . . .
Inventory! has been‘taken and we have marked,”
things for summer wear at less than HALF. m
Children’s Jerseys and Suite, Boys’ Furnishings All!
Hate. ' .. "
In lion’s Suits we are overstocked with large tiles
and have made decided reductions to close them 9113.3 ,
Children’s Suits at half price, and when you rcadit‘iu
our advertisement it’s so. .
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Stores will close at six o’clock, Mondays and‘flaturdays .. ~
excepted, until further notice.
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