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TH E SENTINEL.
SOl’Tll NtHl‘l‘ALK. .ll‘.\‘l-I 3.
There is 7a lirtli’--i_ailro:ul running be-
Nt‘t‘tt lllllsbot‘u and t'ilapel llill, N. C“
n distance of ten miles. It has a presi-
ident. three viee‘presidents. a secretary,
wanditor, a general trailic manager. a
general freight agent, a general ticket
agent. a purchasingagent. a superintend-
.cnt of motive power and atrussistant
general manager «thirteen otliccls in all.
Although they have been brought to a
high degree of perfretion, it will bu
many years before the telephone and
phonograph will >ttt‘.'t't‘tl the woman with
u sun bonnet, (who lives in the centre of
the village and inquires daily over the
backyard fence what the news is.
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Another inventor elailns to have settled
the question ill regard to the prospective
exhaustion of tields; that. as
claimed, he has perfteted an engine ill
which the steam is returned to the boiler
3nd as is said, and over
again,“ the saving in coal thlls etl'ected
being calculated at. ">0 pt r cent.“
coal is,
“used over
Boston rejoices in‘tlle application of
steam power to boot In
mlisilzug.
l|
shop located ill tlle midst of the disciples _
of lilat'lv'slolrc has been titted up all t-n—
gine with a complex arrangement of
straps Hy which brushes are whirled at a
ittlrprising rate. The custonu rs are st atcd
on a broad benellia’ufid FeTndTlle'T‘ll’i’tl'iCfltifti—rt‘ m'fivasx rrf'tx—n willV—PA‘H—iHiler-IV
a very short time.
he
The Imut'Iir' limo, t
of the Minister of \\'ar. _‘_fl:|\ the elitetivc
When Charles K. Gainesnof Tillin,‘
, 0hio.was a toddler he stole a sucking pig l
from its dam and can with it into the
house, so that he could play with it. The
: sow went in after the boy and nearly
killed him. lloth of the boy‘s eyes were
torn out. Gaines grew up the. wonder of
the country side. He was mentally quick.
so that every one liked hiru until he be«
‘gan to show the uglineu of tr hard
~ drinker.
l ccntly he was
Later be “reformed“ and wore
the blllc ribbon. lie backslid. and last.
August had a hand in killing a man. lie-
scntcnccd to the Ohio
‘ Penitentiary, there to stay the rest of his
life.
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i It is said that a syndicate of capitalists
‘ have See tred the right to introduce the
telephone into China. The New York
Tn'fwme slys they don‘t. know what
i trouble they are bringing on themselves.
6
l matrimonial.
(‘ity of Mexico Severely Shaken
by a l’rolorrtterl Shock.
A Number of Shocks Also Felt in
Arizona. and Texas.
\ horny earthquake shoek was felt ill the
' l‘lty of .\le\‘leo. and throughout the valley at
‘3 MI o'ehrk Sunday lllorning, Saturday
afternoon had been evtlvrnely warm «llr tart.
, the “rather for the last totlv days had been
3 In the Chinese language delicate shades ‘
i of meaning are given to the satire \vord
. by a very slight inflection of the avoice.
and it is doubtful if the telephone will
5 register or convey these inflections. “lf,
for instance, a Chinese merchant wanted
' to have arluneh scnt ill to his place of
7 business. and gave the appropriate order
‘Waug \\':tng‘throug_:h the telephone. it
, would very seriously disturb his equa-
. tlitnity if the telephone people thought
lltat ll'.‘ Ul‘tlt‘l‘t‘ll a
bull pup."
large
In a paper entitled “The Handwriting
of the ltlsane..u rccenty read in l’hiladeb
'lllllll. Mrs. Henry lla/iellrlrst said that
. Illegbiug way of the mind in an edu-
lit
spt n; blurring. frequent erasures. the
, absurd use: of partnthesas. italieixatiou
forces of the (‘zar on the is? of January. I
This“. Alcordillg to this aee-uint the
ltlssialr r
time h
llsultd otlieers.
to l.tlutl,815 And this
counting the Finland regirut nts.
34.701 soldiers arld 30,031 Gener—
men. without
Illsrnarek and \‘on -_)loltko
ticnd. You .‘loltkewrotc first, saying:
The reserves amounted , who recently became insane.
“'(‘I‘C
‘aCklt‘tl lltt' t‘lllt't‘ (luv hv'nn granny-up}, “Ulllt‘l llt‘l lt‘llVL’ llllllfl'lf I‘l'tllll fill the‘
"Luge \ergeht \Vallrlleit llell‘ltl," which
is translated tluls: “Lies away,
truth livesforaye." llisnlarck wrote all
let this four lilies of German, which have
been put into English as follows:
p;t .s’rs
“ In verldel‘ \vtirlzl. full \\ ell I know
Truth \vlllnt last the vletory gain;
Rut 'gaihst the lies told here below
A marshal e‘elr will tight ill vain."
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A this go church that paid itspastor
$13,000 a year, and' ‘t him spend several
months in litlrgpfi—iliaid the assistant pas-
tor SXOO a year and requirt d him to stay
of home and do the work. The assistant
pastor is now, crazy as 3 result of pursuit
by his creditors. t‘onunentiug on this
the New York .lmt‘rimr. says:
in which things like this happen should,
as so in as it hangs its Anarchists, insti-
tute a search
nrehy.“ -
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The people of llls‘lng Sun, Texas, make i
' cf the man who had so narrowly ~escaped
everybody work. Recently a family of
idlers prepared their land for planting ill
, a slipshod manner. They were visited
by a crowd of twenty neighbors, who
compelled them to do their work overalld
do it Well. The idlers were then warned
that it‘ they illicit to plant or work will:
land well in the future they would be
driven from the community, but they
“are assured that if they Worked as other
people did they would be iii no danger.
ulonas G. Clark, founder and President
of the new Clark University to be estab-
lishrd at “'oreester, Muss” has given for
the institution the. suru of $2,000,000. to
be divided as follows: 'l‘hrccllundred
thousand dollars for the erection and
equipment of buildings; $100,000, the
income of which shall be devoted to the
maintenance of a library; $600,000 for an
endowment fund; real estate, books and
works of art, to the value of 3 00.000;
and $300,000 for n professorshi c w-
rncnt fund; ,
Chinese laborers will not work in the big
canyon through which the Cascades divis~
ion of the Northern Pacific road runs, be-
cause several (‘hinamen have been killed
there. They think that it is inhabited
by devils with strong anti-Chinese senti-
ments. Nine (‘hinarncn were killed there
some time ago by falling trees, and ten
coflins were sent up: i This was looked
upon as a bad omen by the Chinese, and
they were very uneasy as longas the spare
coflin lay around camp. It was not long
till a rumpus occurred, and a Chinamtln
was shot. The Chinese thought that this
death had been brought about in order
that the odd coffin might be filled, and
they concluded to leave the place, and
unnot be induced to go back.
”
According to Bradstmt‘s. Great Brit-
ain continues to be supreme in the mnnu~ l
facturc of tin plates, notwithstanding the
fact that it no longer relies on Cornwall
for its raw material. Nearly all the tin
used in the manufacture is from East In~
din or Australia. The latter ores are rich
in metallic tin. Cornwall ore only pos~
ceases from t to 2 per cent. 0f pure tin,
Ind is therefore but little used. Germany
is next in importance as a manufacturer
' of tin plates. “‘rought iron has been su-
peseded by steel as the base of tin plate
manufacture. About 8.000.000 boxes are
produced each year. eachcbox weighing
112 pounds, if of standard gauge. Each
nheet weighs one pound, and conse-
quently there are 113 sheet: to the box.
In t bdx weighing 113 pounds 107} per
cent. of the weight is made up of steel
pitta and 3} per cent is the tin coating.
or the mom British manufacture of on.
plate: two-thirdb—or ‘nbout 5,300,000
boxes—are exported. The manufacture
h contend in South Wales, chiefly in
W Imuthhire old
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_ to hang Lee, and
. broke. The haugman was llorritied. and
ellleial journal and underseoriltg ill t-Xeess. lnsaneplide
and obstinavy take to capitals. and. it is
said, make frequent use of the letter "P,“
\"lllt'll lit rem-s pl rt‘eetly t-norlrulls.
ill the handwriting of ex-Shl-lill Rowan.
Ill him.
noted another peculiarity. a
too, u a.
t 'ndt nt )1 to eonuurnee at the right in
that recruit.
\ery mild
in surllrller.
there were sev-
extraordinarily for
avlliell generally enjoys tr
degrre ot' ls‘lttlk‘l‘ultll‘t‘ even
Last Saturday aft-"ritual
eral \\ llirlwlllds in the valley and ill tlitl city.
t'fll‘l‘)‘tlt;; clouds of dust and line grand high
in the air. tlld \‘lllIA‘lls. with the lllt-lllurv t-t
pn-nous earthquakes ill mind. predicted a
shock. altdtlley an- no“ regarded as prophets.
.~\tcvaetly 2.?“ o‘clock then- \\as l‘elt. not
only in the city, bllt Ill the sill-urban towns,
a violent shaking ml the earth. or sort or hit»
mgr. llltllllllL which lasted the seconds. Next.
there came. prefaced by a low roar. as from
the l‘\t‘v\t'l.\ ut’ the earth. and aeeulllyulrlled by
a still breeze. a violent mediation o ‘lle ‘5t‘bl
troltl I list to west. \\lll\‘ll awoke nearly ex--l'_\
one. lasting, as it did. thirty tulle seconds
Houses soayml as it they new ships at
“'ll |‘lll
\ca.
' an l persons arislll; from their l'l‘tl\ u. re. m
and ferocious
fish—1* twins. nu. . '
‘tlat‘ army numbered :lt that . Many of these indieia were to be found"
titan) \ases. thrown “tilt lut‘r e to the limit.
llehs \\- rerun; ill the hot-ls antl‘ eve: \\ here
rilktl“ were lut‘eed upe'r. Their v. t!-<‘ll|~'l‘ us.
t'lllitlltlttll llllb‘ll \tulenew l‘lr‘tr
llttl'lllll'\\\l2lll llllrlrr; tltlsslloek v‘
tllruall 'lr|\\ll all-t lltl‘lttt‘!‘\ \l"l\t :ll
\v\tl.‘tl houses 'l'heli toll-owl a satire wt
general er-llt'aslwlt. dogs ll.tt‘ist‘.t.. and horses
laughing and slttltlllltlj.‘ tr; lllt‘fl' stables
Thousands u! p-rsolls tlr‘t ~.s.~ti tln-rllsnhos and
no in bml :I_“tl'l
-r:s r- r‘ ritsl l\\ l§w\erl:nt l'vlurllus. x-I
'l‘t‘lt ral lllstr It‘l. do not slam all) t:lt.!l
lies as the r~ sill! or the val‘tlhpl'lke. and the
den. '~ "s .~: slrbtlt'llatt two In report :ll‘si'l' tine
\llltt :lt‘wlls tell l.\ U.
rant» wt ill.» arena-pulls \t lllr
\lliies Swervtalw I :lltt. r. ports that tin .
s \l,t;\\yl "ll:
'l lll‘\‘
rm...-
;{\ \\\-it~
‘il lilln tt [‘3‘
i
r. :er ill;
all-l
Saturdat nit-rum;
\v-l- t ls"1-'rl.‘|llllllntl;li ltlv‘ .\‘.
ltl‘. l the vu‘at uatellttal: repair st
for. :I s~~\-‘t‘. . ‘3-
i‘ tuat .tu-i lilt‘lls lvllildtll;
i‘ 'l‘lr sit-wk ls tie» in t 1"-|:\\‘l\rl'~’il
'.»t.2‘.\\-’u:e ;:llvltll- l ll'l‘sl' p-w t:‘."t.
. \p :‘u tb‘r-s to re) lll the .\ a:
t-t .‘l'lt'\ the \\..'--.* ‘t the summon;
tank listsl bl r'u- stale-its lino-d
, our the eourtyanl (1- 's - t- r\ oi
'.\~ re stripissl :lttl lllt r. “as '.1"llr‘l'.tl - nus
train-rt ‘ \t theo'lim- ot ' 'vwel'noi t i
stead of the left hand side of the paper.‘
this being carried so far that often he
paper to complete even his signature.
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in England. about tuo‘ yelrs as". at
til.ridl ll lady of considerable wealth was
murdered and robbed ill-her summer res-
ident e. ller man st'rvaut. a man named
Lee. was susper ted. arrested. Cumit ted ’
or. t iretlmstantial midrneeand .scntela ed '
Three etlorts were mad.“
liClL‘ the
to be hanged.
eaeh rope
the mill r
to proceed \\ itlt the l-usinbss.
o'liieials shared his reltletarlec ,
When the ,
facts \verc l‘t'l'~‘rttll to the Home Seere- '
tary Lee‘s
muted to imprisonment
sentence was quietly
{\‘l‘ llft‘.
l was Let s ellow servant confessed on’her
“.\ town i
. ll‘r‘r‘“.
dying bed that she had killed her mis~
She declared that Lee had no roll-
ueetien with the atl’air, and stated facts
{0" local causes 0‘ an~ , strongly eontirntatory of her confession.
. It is some satisfaction to know that the
l
Governmcnt at once ordered the release
an inf..-mous'dcath, and now proposes to
ollcr ltim r. pecuniary rolnnensation for
his injuries. '
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The Boston Transcript does not think
lamb of the artistic exeellenee of Gar-
field‘s statue in “astrington. It Says:
"The statues of .\rneriea‘s great men are
usually marble defamations of the dead.
two exceptions, have‘ become by words,
The hope that the. statue of tiartield
would be. worthy of the man and the
spot has been, in s une, degree at least.
disappointed; True, it has been worked
out revere‘ttly, and judged as a piece of
werkmanship is, we understand, tldluir-
able. It does not caricature Garfield: on
the contrary, it is a very fair representa-
tion of the man as he usually appeared.
The artist having chosen to rcpicsent
Garfield in his civil character, of course
found the modern every-day dress as still
and tlnpliablc as all other sculptors have
found it.’ The Prince Albert coat and
the buggy trousers of the period are be-
yond the power of art to render other-
wise than in their inherent hidcoltsncss.
The design of the pedestal of the Gar-
ticld statue bears three figures in the
pseudo-classical style; these figures
sprawl widely on the corners in attitudes
decidedly realistic. A conventional
figure supported by a pseudo~classic pe-
destal is a queer combination suggestive
of‘a compromise between the artist and
the critic.“
e For the Crouplcrl "
_ Some public gambling has been for—
bidden by law in Germany the votarics of
fortune from all Europe, who used to tilt
the hotels at 121118, Baden. ‘etc., have.
flocked to Monaco. The story runs that
Kaiser William. while he was still Crown
Prince and a dashing young officer. on
tered the Kursaal at Ems wearing an
uniform, and. approaching the crowded
value, about a dollar.
nous gesturethe banker tossed the coin
upon the floor. with the remark: “For
the croupier.” .t'l‘he croupier watches
the cards and collects the money lost at
the tables.) Again the unknown gentle~
banker repeating his action and words,
to the amusement of the other players. It.
was then, as now, the custom of the
banks to set aside a certain sum each day,
and put up a notice of the amount. be;
yond which they could not play. If the
tomes amounted to this sum the bank
must close. ‘ .
William glanced at the notice—200,~
>000 francs—quietly remarking that he
would ny for the whole bank. “Who
are you " exclaimed the dealernritb sud-
For reply the future Ern~
ploying the lm ~at ,star upon his
breast. The Mam absinthe Prince
won. and the bank was broken. Taking
up the enormous sum he deliberately
dashed it on the floor, cxelnirn : “For
a; acupiert“ than, turning on ‘ heel,
the meat—um 4w
overcoat which concealed his brilliant l
3 bottle of
Cillll- ;
NOW i
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for the climax: Recently a. woman \\ llo
The statues at the Capitol. with one or i
. tirst rate littlullll‘blt‘
.‘\ \.Is Illi’.
l\I‘-‘l-‘-‘ltnl that lit" sli-
s «\r-lw ll 'tll that ul’ E\\.'
l , l:r'.|\: t \ll'A k u! r :::tl.»pl.li.~ --t l 1s
m- :r\ twrnrrul ill try ~‘tl_\ .\l- \l» .. til
I\- . \\ l.-~ll mam p. r\fil\ \\.-.~ k‘lin-l 'l lu-
\Ilt-‘ix. uim ll napp lt‘sl ill lit“ lllgl.l. “as In!
ltr\\t’|l l-t a set. Illll‘ it .- :l- \t li:l\ lllv‘ p .~
pie intuit; ti 'tl;t‘ 'lt tll- stris-Ys 'l'l .ol tv-t '
tle-rr lull i.."l; .r 'l ;l\\ slx- k in ':\t.‘ '
l‘l'llllw. \\:ls tZs-vullvnlxy s ' .lml to? ‘
.: \-r‘\ .. \I‘l! t.lt‘ivt" f.»--l' lll‘
‘-lt“l\l t"‘t""lt .. ltli -.\':l 1- .mi tll- Halls
of tln lullbltlll llaffit but; ;
lit"1.‘\ tr‘nlll \:lrl--lls p iltl’s lll ill" s -r.‘.lr
tibpal'ls wt lllt’ .\b \Ililll ll. pal-l. sit-m lltdl
the t :t:ll renal..- “as sv‘\1‘l‘l :\ tell \l it :I‘lbl
:lli\
Earthquakes in \rrluua and Tours,
.-\rlntilil e.ll’tll.ptak-- \lltl"l\ wean-l at li.
l‘asn. 'l‘; \as. :Ill No: ;l\ : :;l~,.- n-lowk The
l llllwvl .\r:lt.»\ st;ll:ll ullz. .i 'l‘ \t' l‘\\;..i.i.-I.;‘
\:t\s the slim k lasnsl lllujlit tnu \« . mph;
that its Illl~‘ll\l'\ “us about v,ll:l~ t - til ~
the up Ull'l silo -l. or .‘l.l\ .\ se 'olltl sl' "k
“asdlstalttlv felt by t-nnln-l} ‘l‘:l liK'l“l‘
l‘ll\l‘n\l lltt -t re \l‘l‘.~<~l\
There “as- tpllte a severe sllw-k of 'earth
quake :It Nouales. :‘tl.’"lt.‘ . at al-o‘l‘. 'k
Monday tlllvl’lhu‘ll “mt-l. r-r‘tatui um. I.
est rtrlllellt. although rlu tl:lltl:t;t‘ was 'l-'ttl’
'l‘vrl ltltllllll“ alter-wards there \\:t.\ another
\llrwlv. but it “asu very light one
South“ ‘ eu-lllrlg a terrific dry r-\el\-lr.-
flsilul .\‘«\:alr~s_ lt t-allletrolll thelllotmtalrls
on the east side of the town and Ilt‘lllull‘ltt‘sl a
lax-at marry Mexican huts and ullrooful sn-v
eral other mola- substanllal buildings \‘d
ell-~ “as lrtjrlrtsl.
tANSDOigfi; SPEAKS.
(‘anatla‘s llnlt‘r' on the l“i§lll‘l‘it‘.
Ilrspule nrul "it'llul' ()‘Ih-ien.
Lord Innsdoune. the t; ‘\t“lIHl‘ (it'tlt‘l’Ji' f
Canada. “as entertmzei Natalaai
t‘lllb in Tt-rotlt \. th other night. In all ad
dress he slid or: the tlsirerlt-s tint-stunt.
“ll Ill‘l\l be :t so;
'l
1’:
luv the
ll‘ e of xs‘lllt tli. \\"\ll"’tltl
for so rllartv llu‘ .s lt.t\r‘ res-n unable to ad
put a dispute \\l sh. ttilll“ll_‘ll rut urthotlt
its local llllpol'tanee. is. .‘tllr i ail. not olte‘ot
lrl spzte or all that has
happernsl. I may say that both Itoxernrllellts
have silo“ u the greatest all (let 'to :l\ mil anv
local aetlorl llkely to lrtt-reaso r to tellsrotl of
‘ feeling t-Xlstlllgz lnun the spnt am
surprised. not that there should hau- lss‘u
: so ““1"“ fra~tioll upon the spot. but that
, there should have been so little. The ease
table, placed thereon a coin of small‘
With aeontelupb .
. that he was i
him.
is erlrlllelltly one ill “hit‘ll each side ought t-l
ltlllll’t" some allouallee for the other It each
side will approach the lira-stroll ill a rrrodel‘ato
spurt. and “till the deterrlllnatn-n to make
some allowance for the dlilirultles of the
other. we lletul hau- no :tpl-“‘rltr‘:t~ll|ll of the
l‘t's‘;ll.“
He made this referent-e to Editor (l‘llriell
.j‘llurlng our \.\ll a sight tollell ot‘ elw
tl‘leit)‘ been pn-t‘tvpttble lll tlit-atrllosnllr-r‘e.
and e n stars have slit". that“) from tlle.r
spller ' llttu your quiet ill'lt22llltx'lll. 'l'llvv
lla\ e evpel‘lelleed thr- f.lte whlth Itsllallv
overtake suellerratte .~. tistellatlous The its»
ttlrl-zlrr'e has been brlet' all rrleonsiderabIc.
ltl‘nst that it will lem e no trams lit-Triad rt.
:35 for as l mu I‘I‘llt't‘l‘llr‘d l nl.lv sav that on
rm: to your kLlldllO‘.\\ thls incident has not for
an lrlstan! lntt-rl'ensl ullh my happiness or
l‘lIItVt‘lllt'ltt‘t‘. [might add that it is to the
{net we “enx not the only visitors of dis-
tllletlolr to Toronto that we owe the
extnlortllllnry demonstration of lovaltv
arid gtKNl will “llitlt “e have experie'lltaal.‘
\otlr t‘x‘lltltlt’l has. ill trier. once and for all.
established that the Queen‘s representative in
Canada. so long as his “induct in his otlieial
eapaelty has not been impugned. :o torn: as
his eonduet ill any other cupaeity has
not been called in 't \lestioll by constitu—
tional methods in t to Legislatum either
in Cantata or of his mvn country.
may sifely leave his public or private reputa—
tion In the custody of your people. It. has
shown Your abhorrenee for the methods of
those who seek to achieve by intimidation
and icrsecutiorl what they know could not be
obtained by legitimate mamas"
THE—GZAB 31531) UPON.
Another Adorn t to Kill the Rus-
sian anal-ch.
A few nights ago, while the Czar and
(‘xarina were driving in an open carriage
from a ball given by members of the nobility .
at. Novo'l‘ellerkask. a shot. was tired at them
from the crowd on the street.
A great uproar followed. The man who
fired the shot was so maltreated by the people
‘ 0 when timpolieeseeu
The culprit. had in his mica u
and n dagger. He refused tn answer qua-
tions. _ »
A Vienna paper has received atoll-gram
' 1mm Ode-$3 saying that the Czar returned
man threw down a coin and lost. the 5
den respecn
Egon) Gemnv then opened his cont; ‘ “
to St. Potersburg from the Don C sacks
country three days earlier than he had intend-
ed to. This was due to an attempt made by
a student to kill him on Wednesday 11‘ hr r
dur-ingtbe festivities at Nova Teller-hash y
tiring at him as he rode by in a carriage.
NBWSY _G}.EANINGS.
THE establishment of “milk bars“ is being
encouraged in New England.
Taurus are two engines to be run by soda ’
on the streets of Minneapolis
Ftvn Government officials were. recently
banished from Turkey for treason.
Excmsrvr: rope jumping has ‘just- caused
the death of two little girls in Pittsburgh.
Forum locomotives a week is now the aver
age. output» of the locomotive works in the
L ruled butters
Ta}: Michigan Legislature hnspmmi a Bill
making it p misdemeanor to manufacture
oleornarganne in that. State.
Tax first. «alerted man ever elected Mayor
of n tow-u north of theObioriver-islsninh
“ppm, at Baedville. Ohio. .
Tn New York Railroad is
in the
k”"“&: a?» a.‘ 11.335 "' “d“
poison. six cartridges. a revolver, .
NEWS Sunshiny
Eastern and SI tddlc St ntm
.-\ urinal“ which fell _in a farm near El-
mira. .\. \ .. mad: a pit lorry reel tbs-p, 'l‘he
~ tall \\ as ammuuumie t by a loud roaring noise.
.\ l‘li‘l‘XRt‘ltrt speelal says Ih‘ shNt wire
and sheet steel ltnlutlt‘at-trrls-is of the l'lured
Mates have formed a "igautie pool to ad
\arleeprinxs.‘ .-\t le tsr: SNUNI'JIII arc n-pre-
serrttsl ill the eornbirtatl'ou.
Title New ’i'ork Legislature is no longer in
session. The \‘tslder Liquor ltill. «oer \vliiell
there had been a great light. was passed by
‘ both Houses on the list day.
\ “Asexplminn ill a coal mine at .\'nr:ti
.‘ H‘kt'. l‘erlu.. t'atallv btlrllml three Inert.
t‘nuuv Crux \lt.\l.ll. etulrged with kilhu:
her lrllslutrld. “as found guilty of murder lll
thetirst degrou by a New York jury. The
‘h‘lulll y is death on tlle‘galluws. '
l‘lr‘Tlel‘v destitute Arabian families were
“but": the rrllrrligrarlts iarldel reeentrv in
.\e\\ Yoxk. Thev have been sent back to
their native eourrtry.
. 'l‘rrr: peetlniar'v lrrssos sustained by the de»
Sll‘ltt‘llutt of the Belt Line Railroad earstabh-s
and adjacent property lll New York will a;
an re neariv simian“. The number or
lIUIN-s litrrursl tit-lentil was reduced by later
, reports to l.l\'l. '
-_ . ._._..
South and “'est.
.lonx \‘.\\‘nrtllm in; was arresral at ihtek
\‘|ll\‘. .\lo.. tor all olltr‘:t,_'en.ls assault llpurr
Miss .letllltc .\rlder\ort. \\ lll'e the prisoner.
“lo-llad lxx-ll t'lrllllllt‘ll by Miss Anderson.
\‘os being examined lll t‘ollrl tltrm-‘sllots
runuout and Amt-rum t‘ell dead. Tm. ul‘
Miss \lldelmul‘s brothers. u ll i \\: r~.- present.
“ere arrestul. l':\ idenm- alt. rvvanl gn- n
rend-at sin-ugh t-~ slum Vanderbilt-gs Illltl‘
ll‘llt'l‘. ‘
THY .‘lh‘lrt;un Senate bus /i4.t\\r'tl a r‘rgld'
lllgll ll-‘erlwe bill. \\lt:\‘lr
bondslnen litllrlr tar lll'lttl'u‘s resultlll: from
sale or llt‘lluyfi
\ \\l\l\-N1llll\l at Salt .\r:.;el-v. 'l‘euls. blew
duorl the (Ram llortw topola. unloaded tl
dozen doom-us alltl lllilll"l all thr-
t’lll
.\.»
n r
Till pr-al to”. our --l (Trivium masterl-nild
t‘r\r.-tr;tl lllrlsvtnsv t'tltlltltllt‘\ .\l-»r.v lll'lll titt\
rnerl :ldal ..t Mm \‘xt"l.lll“:t In sr-l t-zrt .‘l't'
1~~:l\ in; the t .3\ I . s «v. in I‘lll lltl‘lll‘t is
\\ I“ll‘. ‘ 7
The!“
lll .r\‘\11‘
:llel l‘alU
.<\‘. the \dt‘;ilt..t --u-rrl'\ and 1 *\\ll t-lu-etl-ilrs
.-\sl~:.r\ -..;o:.~i “as .» -tml l’otltmuo
wealth s \ti.qi..»v r-u' 'ur'tv-ik t‘ollzit) 'l'
ls unit-d
the Slate “ll-'2' :t
I‘Il ll» ‘llis trill”-
-tl.-3 ‘.y:ll.~'.~
Ill l
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il':!|s~‘~’ l. ha
“11“ .l»ii.3.‘_ \lillll “ailmrll 'l‘
‘ .\l..
ll \irsrlx‘r
'. lilt‘lt ll:.
lh‘Vln .l.
‘\il\lllll;"‘:l .v-riosptiri it'll
tr \\ days smlm
\lxlwlrlnv \l
:tlvinvllllttu :tt
den? l. “L l \ ; r: \ss'staht
lit-ulstrr‘nt‘tl ~ t'.‘ \llrllr‘u .l
Twin l-t firm. 1 :. of the
1m w...» in... volumes; ll tho-ll.
l'tr\{.‘|:;|\l(‘l - can \ \ ll: :.2\ La
tl‘lllln‘ «-' ‘.t\ l ll‘l’llll . ltp- Ill
llrt- Na' .
Stir-sill \ _ - 2'
l'wll
hard N
. ..:l A.» lll at
' lit
l? -
l2--\\alr. ' :l
I‘urt‘igu.
Ttrl lh-llw l‘ri;_ hunts :l‘eatvst :tllrltlal :a'
to: em or, “as out: l:\ t}... en}: “en v Hut-ill
ll-It. ilzr' liar-m. .l strum; l:s\Hr’tls‘. “"llltll; it:
VM‘r-|.l ’l'hls was Merit llanipt-els lirst
lrtti‘ . . .
\ Ito“ this? \«lllls’l rim; Jilin: i'l‘lorllsull.
in. “1!“, mol‘ er in ll“ :tlbl tlir \‘ rh‘l lh‘ll
upset in a squall at Hamilton. 1 allalta. and
all \\'I‘l\‘1llu\-\l.r\l ,
Tun llllltdl'el l'arlutllart veterans who iull'
ttelpnttsl ll: tn‘~ late .\ltn~r lean \‘t\ ll “.‘II at!
about to form an orgarllnatlorl. and if the
l‘t‘;tll.“ltt\tt\ n l permit tin-v
part nftlle tll tlld .\rmt ol the lil‘lnll-llv',
'l‘rlrt strikers in Belgium throutenrsl to
“nun-hon Brussels and inaugurate a cu ll
our it their demands were not eomplred
\\ itll
A l”! HT to rl\\.‘\.\\tllf\lt‘ the Sultan of Turkey
has l-s-u tllsnrverts! tll t‘nllstarltlrrople
\ 'uo: kit \ is raging w ill) frightful \ lrrllelrt‘e
in lit-euros .\)l‘t‘~ l‘euplo to that
.\lll r: all wtty and rtsslll-rlr‘lus a‘e d\ lug utl‘
lllu‘\ltr‘<":'_ and the disease sprea ls hia- \\ lld
lll'v .7
\ t \- rust: has~ visited t'aleutta.
\‘llp‘ . 2
Four
..~p-\l‘t-sl lll‘.\~lll‘l,'utlrl one has
Horror:
. .‘I
Mantra-
.‘t I‘tltlsttt: \\ t‘lt‘ulllr.
H‘lbula paid
. and ill-\l “ill.
the Frenell Canadian .r\\.rlatlt~rrstaklrl;: part -
m the pl‘lk‘t\\tII.l ill the ll'lsit agitatur’s lr»\rtx-r
.‘lr (lilil‘lcrl spike from the bat worry of
; hotel to :uu‘hl peopio
{fi—f ’ .
l..\'l‘|~.ll \l~.\\ S.
H. .\ r tum: litir t’\-\h wed the lie. oration
parade lll Nr\\ York. The
l‘\\ l'vn here obs-awed \\ ltlt appropriate certs
l‘.‘t\ rlll)‘ “it:
lllnrllvN. in “l: rl floral utl‘r-r'rlrgs \\t‘l‘\‘t‘s\ll'
still‘lltllls
'l‘ltt’ Knights of
Ion; tight t\llll tln l‘lzl‘.:nle‘.t~llrat‘lo’.lllll,_~ l’.\~
Labor hare \von llt their
ehallue.
3 l'.\l..\rl-‘a‘s hug. eo- -)\1‘l:t}:t' works in thank-
tlne building
11)“
.»\ \\;ltt'llrrlarl “as klllr-d and
badly llljlll’t‘tl.
.lvr: ll:t\t' lku‘n partly burned.
. .‘uttllllttt'al rim-H barn-ls ready to: tlsu
loss is armaul
lt lit‘t‘lll‘llr Townsend John
son. a lorlrier tunploye. admitted
llt‘r' tn lllt- “Ul‘lis
Two young men and a \urlng ladv “en-
lla\ in; set
i llrowrltsl by tlrtI ore: turning ut their t‘um‘boat
‘ in the Mohawk lliver :lt titan. .\'. Y.
.-\‘|' dinner given in honor of Editor
' (Yllrr‘ell. tho- lrish agitator. in lit-stun. t‘oll
grosslrlau (‘olllns prmsi-led. Mayor tl‘llriell.
' the editors. of the leading; daily path-N. tort)
t‘atllohw priests. a number of Protestant
ll
3 . .
§e1ergvrnen, tieneral Ii. 1". butler. l'nltul
E Stat -s Senator Sabin. of Minnesota. and
oiltl‘l til-ted ‘F‘Uibit‘ \h‘l‘t- pt‘tN‘ltl
‘l‘ur. \‘wlder Lupine Tax bill. passed by the
New York Legislature. has been \t‘ll‘l‘l by
litn‘t-t'llnt‘ "ill.
Tm: bursting. of the bot ,r in a cotton
frit‘lul‘)‘ at Natchez. Miss. killed tour persons
i Still itthlrlsl a number of othéts
. llll: emerit. tots-st lll‘t‘s in Michigan t‘l‘lltxfil‘
l
A total tstiluntwl ins. ot‘ $:.tglo.utkl and eight
human lives ;
“at rur'u beat llaulolt it; .ile tlllwnlile
eouiu; amtclt at Chicago.
HEX: l'xuutv l'oourz. r o well known
Washington uu‘Wsinuident .ulld writer of
thtillism-ums of public lllt‘iklrllt‘tl a few do.“
sillt‘t‘ ill the-National Capital; lie was born
in Newlmr—ylmn. Mass. ill is“.
l 'l‘llr-unlhvtiorl of n frllldifol‘ Mrs Logan
llas lie-rt eurllplt'sl. Tl!x spur) \‘ullt‘s‘h‘tl is
l
l
l
. Stump. l
'l‘rllc various prizes were? awanhsl to the
\\ inners ill the National Drilli-orrnwtition. ptvr‘
l Helium-.1 in“ by soldiers from tllirtymtle
lxtatts-m. Monday. and tlll.‘ regiments re
; turned tutheir homes
Six men who went fishing}; at Montreal to-
varue intuxicatcsl and upset .their boat. Five
1 of then; were drowned.
; For I: earthquake shocks
‘ leuee. have been felt at Armani. Italy.
‘ M. Rocvrlin has formed a new French
Cabinet. (Numeral Boulangerltbe noted French
War Minister, has been succeeded by General
Fermn. The retirement of General Bouton-
ger has caused much disutisknction in Fr‘anee.
Ax Anarchist plot. to dainty Vienna with
dynamite is reported to bane been unearthed
by the polite of the Austriah capital.
A mu: explosion has occurred inn
coal mine at Blantyre. Scbuund. Seventy-
two minor: were climbed. Sixty bodies
one of great v io~
i
l
i
makes N‘il oillsts and .
‘I'llus. lllllll'llll‘;Illllll:l;v‘\3l;;tI‘_:tll2ll_'t-\t~i‘ 3
“Ill immune n ~
South ;
son-rid \ is:t to ‘
fittings GilllBLlZE.
The Largest l-‘ire That “as 0c-
clll‘l‘l‘tl Therein Many Years.
More Than 1.400 Horses Killed
and Many Houses Destroyed.
Thegreatest first that in ‘ taken place in
New York t‘ity for marry ) . .\ broke out at
contents, were \‘tlll\!|l\“(‘l_\' dost roytsl. Over
1.4"” horses perishol in the that -s'. (me little
dlel and thirty cars. with a large qtrarltlt v of
harness, feed. and other material. were
bllrlled up. Only about fifty horses “1'!“
saved out of the nearly Limit ill the stables.
The stables overlpitsl the “hole fr-mt on the
Fil’tvthird and l"ll-l_\‘rl‘t|lll'll| streets halt way
to Eleventh aVetlne.
stories high.
The tire was discovel‘ul izl the cellar in th-
extrome western end of the stables and
spread so r‘api llv that it “as inlptmsil-le to
enter the building to save the hon-s
_ \Vllell the lll‘t‘lllrllitll‘l':\‘t‘l. the whole build-
lrr:.: “as in flour s. :llbl’lllt‘ heat was so intense
that the firemen eulrld not approach el-lsw
tses rr‘uzli rlv‘ll'll'dlwlt.
The heat set lll‘!‘ to n r‘--w of frame S!(llrl"“
and tl\\|‘lllll:\ o-l lltt‘ south sitter-f l’lt‘tv-tlllrd
Sll‘l'rl. and in a l--\i ill-orients the whole row
was blarlllc. Then the throes leaped :rt'rnss
Fun fourth
1 st.w~t all set tiri- lu li‘t' six
story sill; la tory of Jaw-b New. a
. rzetv l-l..l-lih_‘ \lim ll emerals ”5. .._ll in
Fift v titrli .wt. .\ r'uw wt llats and it‘ll! -
rum: hulls-u east of tin-siik t‘:r~t~-e\ rlevt took
tire. and the ’l‘rt'l-‘s spread ... rapullv that the
il\\.‘i\"llr~tl tr- “
tenant ~, rill .\ slzlllt
lwrx. “t‘r‘r r‘untllh'll-\l l-- lit 5H: rs
{ ll‘. \i‘:1"":|“‘\lllrt l:l‘~‘l:tll “ltd
\\ v!"
:r-nm \ it: r
:ls l: \
lr'lv‘J our: tlrn
lit“ trl.:lllls tn vs alt-t .
lilt‘lil tn i-‘:l\I‘ b} lit" lrl'rlllt n: . ls. Hollis it
yllll"!l\‘ l:-'.ll V
li'l'hu . \viflla l rick l.
“est v ‘l'll ‘ 7
:uetlrle\\.r~:ll.I.-:.'r1_
\llt‘ll ll! -
r-m wt
>to l tell-E-
It\\ in. “.5
ll.
'l‘r no rat on the r
._‘lll . t.
set tire to :l,
»n.t lllr‘rv. lrall.e lullli‘!
\ l 'l‘c-lltzl a\- lz‘tt'.
. lit.» "l Ill-was. \\l1;t‘l1
l“- eu-vur-ltsl .2: r ~§llll-l\\vi.tll.\. It did
' rm: take mat y malt-w fur the lldllh" 1--
s\\n of buI
; tr-
ll,
it Hit \\
mail it A 'tlllc
trvilq . .
blot... ..
lih‘ ’tllrn- “had!
first s: 1'. ll l‘ .3: \ u-w
' rapid sp tl--llll"ll1l..' ;
. tilts long” it
plutntl
.rav lie» ‘ ‘
- \\{‘\
.r'
{l
.. :lr
\“r‘lv' \rwlt lilll‘
. iltlagr- '
- tire br we wilt the I‘ll
Hl illw
l i:-\ ti r.l.!ru
._ ll-.'|ll\ l.
streis ml the
ill A
\II-‘V‘llt
C“: tho.- rullzlcuiy “l .-
' mad-- vl~~s§~ rat.-
ll.l;itl i...
\lr‘lU-‘l t ..
~lr“n,|.l .tr thr- t‘slroe- p:*--\- lit-d this. it
' “arv near lrl llpttle rlrzm. , n {lb-few
inroltes the) had. '. i
li!‘th\fi‘ llh‘lfl tift)‘ wt 1
‘ltdllt' lt-“r‘r lluur‘~ tl'v
-~l the :‘tk‘hl.
at new law
:pm at
Tll~ N‘. \\ ll l:
.2 the l. :lu-xslanvi all illllll-vrlse amount . 1
llav and rwvh- ll srtilywl
v . ,
or: her
s‘u‘t-tssl at
ill"
,, western “ails of ti..-
Ks \\ llit‘lr glu'Apt-sl lla‘
, ll;\ Vll tllv- south
“‘1‘. wt-p-wsttv ,llle
“, n. .p-s'i. 11,-... - \‘J‘I‘l «l of
“mm bulldnl;s o' e-sl by poor tannins
.. This-.- pu‘ltwtlerl \\
lugs.
lla- stir t
,mri \\ :tl: ditliehlt) sire "tir‘i 'lll :- tun:
1:30 o‘clock Friday morning ill the car stables .
enull_'lt to be of artv here-tit to save the prelll~ :
._.._._...__ _...._....._.———-—-— a
_ stage when the tire hnvke out
Frightl‘ul Lurks of Life at the 0P0": ‘
7 (‘onllque in Parks
Thetlpera t‘orniqlte in Paris took the on
“'edutsda‘v evening. and the whole building
was soon wrapptsl in lame The tire
broke out during the lll\l:tt‘l\|[ theopera
“Mignon." Hue of til.-
from a gas jet. alldtlle entire s
rrrtsliately envelope-l ill flames.
spread to the \\ Ilole h- use, .\lr:te. .\ler;:vilil--r
and M.\l. Tttstplm and Bernard new on the
.\ll the (rotors
\‘Ell_:\ caught tire
l ran out ill their stage enquiries ’l‘lle all-it. ll 1-
i
of the llelt. Lille Horse lintll‘nfltbi
on the West side of Tenth tl\'t'lltlt‘.i
betwts‘rl Fifty third and Fifty~fourtll
streets. The ear stables. with’ali their
got out easily . but the gas was turned utt‘ h».
tore all had left the building. and tl
“as feared that some “en- letr in lltr- upper
i llefi. The roof sour: s‘.-ll in. sending \lXU\\I’l\
otslutrlis ns turns the l'lul‘t' de_ la linurvn
All artificial the apparatus. which had bw-rl
. placed in position ill readiness for the bln‘ulrl;
ot‘tlreiullaee in the sessirld net. mllul drmn ~
. trolll its place near the roof atrdevplodnt be.
west side of Tenth inelllleatrldextended do“ ll ~
The bulldin; was thns‘ »
' it
. lrlth‘kt‘sl.
low. “'olrlen. lllllf~el:ltl and carrying tllv-lrt-os
turtles. fled from the stage .svrrarltlllgz
The flames spread with .‘llt‘ll rapidity that in
lit-[00H minutes tile stage “as a \ as'. turner-v.
Several actors t-seaped by climbing to the
roof on the side ot tll~l Rue Mal lvarltzl. where
they were inserted by tireeseapes.
The all-lrt-iln- \\a_sdn-la_ si a tow rllintites
by dense sllluke and iltslnl‘l lent light. There
“as not a trarltr.~ rush in ll.r- ti.-alle. but
is .Iv'lil‘\f“l that the stalrtasv bot-allit-
.\!. Tris-pun irllplg-nsl the audl- ,
'cme tH remain ware-l lintllrhe t~.\‘il< “ere
trln-rrtsl. \vllirh tin-v ital. ll tlzvv had "little a
rush tor the Il-N'l\ til 3 life would lune
tun-ll terrtbtu. 'rllt‘litill't‘luilnltls'\Vt‘li‘ rllmbie
...< tr:
; to .r‘eslr‘alri the crowd \sltu ln-srnge-l
2 the budding illtporrn: for friends
' rllslde until a urinary r'rl‘ll'ill “as
turilled. Hus- tllan \\ h»- wallted to res ttt' hrs
‘ lllrrl ll-ilt; r.lsllirr' lrit.» thei.
brother uni sister rax r d and t-
rrlelr «d \\ all: :r sllv‘li the pc-
Tue . svelte'
(‘xelteurellt
the surrounding
pltrllo- and rear.
“'illle“. for In; the err-xv:
Slt‘ts-ls. “ll-‘t‘v lit-fitmtlsl: \\:ts
lt- I
.
”ht rt t-\- r\
l2
.\ llh ml of t .
\vnru- i". I lie-"\‘li‘lx nu
lit-lo: nit .“tt‘tillb'
ball
r
,v
thrill»
It. .llalv sire
to st the.
the since. .‘lltl t
spr :l-llu: .Ytl'lt ~ .. . l
and allu\\-sl tlw arltllw-rr-r lilllr‘ v
ellpt The Hi “Ii \\ nu t‘:t2‘l“"‘l nun
rl:»- lllt. v'_\‘ chest l- p urt '
_ lie ‘. left. .lll“ .ll ill -rlllr':
rrllntv. 'l'tlr tin-bra.- {Hillslltl
\_-l\ ~'~.:llbl trulzly or them had ll.tl . uw .
E‘Vl‘st re; . r! d:.l not plan» tin-
liw-rs or H.- _
' turtle Illultr'e‘. l-t.t ltt'rl‘t‘llld’l-i‘
all: ‘itil‘ vat Flt‘ty third».
lsl in“ u I-l '3 r-se was a little shant v i
\lJl-ll‘s‘ _
small '
‘lll through lill'5l‘l‘lill‘l‘ '
tlr-~ lr l;lltellr-l inhabitants out at illtlt‘. Marry 2
l
l
1 world "
t‘l .srrxslx §\llir"t;-l'~l tit'eetrxe preher the .
.
l or tll:~ iss‘r pet-piv- had vows atrl lit-raw ill 1
g lltt'e shuts l'll~ rrlag-u‘ttv or the animals
Snore \|\t~l The l\l\'ll\ on the llor‘tl‘.
‘_ sld‘o ot Fill) sworld strut oppusnu
the bit l:.n.: l-llll-llrlv,3, rllmui out their
pants Strikers lane. a nil rum :lllev ultteh
. runs tnrurtlu hear: or thn l.l..-‘.;_ lwthwn ‘
« Pith ‘1‘ and and Filth thrrd stnvts. and ‘
“‘ltil'll empties into Elmenth avenue. was
tllltsl \\ itll fl‘l:lllvll-\l r Illllt““lltl “ere guard
in: the lautsvll-il l gas s \\tll| “)th lltrv had '
' llrsl lt'~'l|t lllu-lr‘ houses.
.-\‘ large llat house on l-‘lt‘ty N‘s‘r‘lld street.
will \\:l_\ oven the Muckylas r-znptiml.
Shortly before 2; o‘rlo-k. a tire t‘llL'ltlt‘
: “llll'll had that set at \\ur'.. on Fiftv-
sect-rid stuvt Laue out. The tire \\ Inch
. had almost entirely t‘nnstrlllml the small
I bulldttlus _‘~ll the street above now shot
;up and rllreatvrltsl , tu invade Fiftv-
l sect-rid sire ~t Another tire Q‘llgltto was
ordensl to r- in \.- the one which had given
our. and the ad‘-all-‘l' of the flames irrthut
quarter \\ ere soozr afterward checked.
A FIGHT ‘ern CONVICTS.
'I‘Irl-N- Prisoners Bra-ugh! Down
a (irlarrl‘s Single Shot.
II)
Till: other:lt‘ti-rllrs-lt. 1:: at
Kx'lllll ~ky. l\\'n negro-s atli u \\ llllt‘ ltltll‘. ot a
\ :ut vamp
at
platlrl-sl all est-ape.
lI.-1'll work on :lltr r
him and struck bun with a \ltt-\l L Marshall
tell mortally \vottlldrsl.
The guard l
the seen» u' lx's gun at full
about lv ti"e at the llrlll‘tlel'er. when the two
Ingt'u eollsplrtltors intern-sod themselves bt ,
l\\r\'lt thr- cuardalltl the flzglth e. The guard
ordered them out ut‘ the way , but they re
t‘uslsl to move. and p; «kin; up rot-ks advance-l
upon Illnl. when the guard tired.
liotll negrm-s and tire ill-«ill; white rollviet
dropplsl in their tracks from a single charge
the head. and the other dangerously wounded.
while the assailant of the oversvcr “as pier-“i
tllroll;ll the lungs by two buekshot and lime
tally wounded.
MUSIC—Ali AND DRAEATIG.
‘BAllY shows are in {mums of revival in the
\\ est and South.
El\\\‘l.\‘ Boon! has bwome so gray that. he
wears no wig in “Hamlet“ now.
It is said that \V H. Donne. of Cincinnati,
makes $20,100 a year writing hymns.
Tm: Emperor of Austria s \nds over 31,-
000,000 a year on the Vienna L per-a House.
JosL'r-rl H A\\‘ult'fl_l. who is one of the rising
stars. will play \\ altar-Es “Rosanne“ next.
season.
“HAHN“: Ltorrrs" has run 500 times in
London. “Sophia“ nearly {00. "Dorothy" 300
and “The Butler“ 1:30.
AT the performance of "Ali Balm“ in the
Alhambra. at Brass-ls. forty helm and a
camel will be introduced in the pnxxssiou.
‘ l’at‘uxr-z “Al.l..lh\‘ leadirr' lady of the New
\ ol‘k Casino. has sung the “lullaby“ in “Er
rlnnie“ over Nltl times. encore-s includes], durs
mg the past twelve months
Till-2 Reva. S. ,l-‘. Smith. who fifty-five years
ago wrote "‘.\I y txsutltry‘ ‘tis of thee.“
lately telebraled his seventysnintll birthday
anniversary in vigorous heal
TIRE tendency to low palms is general
throughout the- eotmtry. - cCaull‘s Opera
Company has lava singing in Baltimore to a.
public llat pays fifteen units a head for seats.
Miss Burrs Annun- says she is the only
prlma dunno in the world who sings publicly
maven nightsn weak. and she crux sing three
flimgher than any other, excepting Sem-
0
PATRICK GILMORE and his land were re—
cently obliged to wait two hours for a train
at Warren. Ill. 'Drecitineus made upupunv
of $50 and ofl'ered it to the director on <vondi~
tion that lib musicians would y one selees
tion. Mr. Gilmore informed t m that a lit-
tle music would cost them $13“. “'arr'eu did
notheur the greatlnnd that any.
Taxman-ger- of a_ ntinstr-el
Why 1::
bowler-nu
i Cantor-uh banng‘ dundedthlt
Mbeenrowverednhwpowunm fuming” - udrowbasgonewhn
. , , ”‘5,th ‘obnsauudoutinbis
Conrumfldeslxnsnrpnoweunedfw, Mar-tow emu-drums
fclrthegmpofbrmn thither) otthectnsintbh murmur-'0
mmfin (Pity Enthtor crumb-hot mund-
mans-mums: or». "smith ‘ “11th
'not turned up
ilvrsll-st a” lllI|l~ that: :l sra-rr .- .
dis; :lh'll tr to li‘u .
H'rrt/u’ ' lln « - H‘lI' 2:; »
- libstNl l- vzltastrNIphe “as 7"
r reasa-vi ti: _'_l:t by a t‘ l‘l‘J-iv‘
t“l\!‘i \
lltnl Ili‘ill" uttvl‘
barren ‘ ' "
l. l" r- ;:l ls-w
‘ “menu; u z»,
nan rorrzzlzus
I.
lit the .i. o
l‘iul‘lw“
Ll}.
. “In
1‘. rzlt'tltrs'
have rrtmrh- l t .t
< pill V 1
_‘hrl~- tn the lip-ad r‘
but who lulu- |
The TKIEZI‘\ of o.;i.t.~>ll la_-l.e~. all in flu}
_lr~-s~_ \\ we {omit l) :rtg tufi lrl‘ at Lin- l- t
turlloi tile stl‘r . lt‘l‘iit :‘llillhx‘ullii l
storx l‘n l1lll\"_h~'-‘ latte
.t} till-l near tire spur where ti..-
btlrrlnl to death. , ' -
Sm cut-7n at ‘.\'t\ arid p Plilpans‘s of. tilt
tlleat re are arm the rrrlorrlg. aul it is he i
llt‘\‘fil there are 3' up rh‘ lavllos in the nuns
THE NATIONAL, GAME.-
Tul t‘.rn inhatis are
t0l‘i-lls‘lulli talent
.\‘.\su\ ll r “en t\\o-l\o straight ere New
Orleans-r ilk-‘s‘kt‘! lb l‘ -‘.‘tt'rv-:‘.
SIM F the pltcin-t‘s‘ .lllhK‘ have ‘1‘
tent r. drawn gaunt-s are less frequent
J?) a disparate stunt ;
All}?
FllL\T li.\‘ti\t.\\‘ Molzmu. l‘ lv‘nltlillg the *
tlllet llt‘llls'rl‘llll get ter of the bush-us.
All the
l'itor-‘rzssol: stem ._ .lr
l‘s‘lN‘l—nll is the
t'lln‘aw n. s‘n s that
alt-st nut-tum s;- r! in the
,s..t
ll»: ers :‘a. v. .\r least that‘s what the
\\ oil er‘irlvs s i'\.
H‘.\'rrrr is 3;: the .-\ss~ "-tii-n bars-
‘ ills-u. “uh .\ fall. l‘t-llti. ii’.l“!‘.\ all-i Ferr-
; t‘lults last year :Itlllltrtltr'l
3 their“.
.gau; of lift) [H‘ltll~‘llllll‘) eo'n lets who llll\l‘ ,
:U‘l.l ‘0 X\‘\\inht'l. '
i'l't “ar-i t-\’t‘ltlll'_'. “bile ?
rivers ‘s‘l‘ .\lal\hai “as slllu-rlrlrt-rldln; at ur- ,
work.» lllt‘\\ltllt‘ tonne: sneaktsl up tslllnzl :
“ rd. tin: tumult and rush-Ad to 3
rock. and was '
of l'ill'ksllulr one llegro dead. shot through .
lit-ll} rltN alter. 5
TM x-utllern League i- in
is lllh‘fllt‘tb‘l \vatlt d;ssul\lt.utl .\lnblle has
drum-st t~:.t. all-l li.l‘lllill;li:trrl tun-ll ad—
trllthsi.
New Yuri; and Cir.-
‘C t -r \'l~tl:. the
urn- is doing ~3b‘l; et'»
l‘alll.
pltvlrer for the
t'irlnat‘.
ritual}:
it"‘tA e \\ rt
llslmv
l'vl.l:.
Club. who gave the l’t trolls tell runs r
t ti
P“
t‘ht‘
u
"ruin; “as l‘r’lr’:l>~_-l!. and \\_..
by the La t ‘rossi- »\\‘ls. \‘llrlr
Till: :l‘=\\ n-nwptsnt‘ the .\'
at once st;
:ltinnzr‘. League
in rl-it it-ss ‘tllrul
it is ustllltzgttsl that the h- ‘rtptstur
l\\i or}! amount to sham“).
l'ltll.\l-i‘l.l‘lll.\ his the mm: llt:1;t3llil‘(‘lll
pavlllnrl and bail park ill-lit" world, but he
that indisputably has the thirst [rzay ll; til 1.}
l! is as incl :tlbl stun-uh as a table
ltlr-ll‘r )‘lrtl.l|l-th.\ haven't nearly as mull :
‘ taunt to .
llclriv‘l\ j
\v-‘rk its forme. rent-r tires trill;
them under the new rule-s. t‘eutr‘e
rlo“ lzan- the bulk of the outside “orig.
Goon pitchers l|l\'$";tl‘t1’.ill the Sr“ Ell:
land lxugue.
leaguerllakes a reputation ill that reslka‘l the
the larger organizations gobble him up.
THAT Slutll‘ invesurlent in Kelly l
.3
A
.wrtb her mother.
. brutal
, gerrect :l
' “KIT-Tl"!
. \\.-;l‘.rllv by the mlvanw- fll real estate
l.¢"l:tte elatl-s are more evenly l
nlat lost this year than they were lstt V'i‘LN'll. .
. a
a turd w:l_\ . and .
l la 21- -
“'henever a player in a minor ,
the z
\
DEATH [Ill THE BAIL.
Passengers Killed and
Others llfiured.
Five
Four Cars Leave the Track and
Plunge into a Lake.
The otlrernt:l:t.:ls the fast line luvs: was
nearing Kunming l‘oinl, Penn, the wheel of
a ear on a freight train east, bar's: and the
car crushed ltitu two passenger moms Will-l
terrible ett'eet. killing instantly four men and
injuring many others 'i‘el-«,:rarns were rm-
rntsilatacly suit to Altoona for physicians and
all that could be procured were detailed to
the wreck.
The kllls-d were Dal Graham. son of ex-
Spcaker Graham. Allegheny. Penn. ; J. H.
Staufl'cr. of lxwzsville. Uhio: \\ yrucr' Sny-
der. none—leggul nmn. of Sharnoknt. Penn. :
John Dorris. a newsboy of East Liberty,
Penn; Frank lit-Cue. of 75 East Thtrty-
thinl street. New York City. “'1“ die.
Charles Btidellnan. of Brltlfield. Noble
County, Indiana. “as in a dying condition.
The injured were: A. Axel). Fayettevrllo,
N. Y.. head and side. not s Trolls; Clara .\1-
bert. of Flint. .‘llt‘lL, slightly injured; the
Rev. John AlfnnlJlf lit-3V0? Frills. Penn.
slight injllrits'; Hattie Lllekett §\‘1|‘L\ red _ of ‘
Alexandr-la. \"a.. not serzously: the liev :1.
H. l’rlrtct‘ -t‘nlnh~l-. Hf Detroit.
I-ktzth Heist». aguieleven years. traceilng
oats prt-strahsl by the
shock, but was not “ruin-d tnarxy etgent.
No [\LN‘llgt‘fi ux-ltpyl _ sin-p 'ur parlor
cars “ere lujtlt‘ul. The u’x‘iulr t was the
worst that has trap}. llnl :ur years on the
Pennsylvrulia ItalIru-ul The ltlvtlln-l “vie
brmuht tn Alt-nun and were made :5 am;-
forL'll-lc as puvllllr.
A Plunge Into Lake (‘Irzrrrlplaim
Four ears of the .\l«u.trs-:7
Ik-lawarc and ilu‘ls.n l
e\prrv\s, and two iass.
.l.t.l
.. Moan”? -
rd lrts ll-ud ‘
suit; “'ll. .
il-z: l2\
\v as
hau
llts‘ :L-‘l'lrir I.
l'HN‘ltllI:
“ 11s ‘
!.\’
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“it:
north u:
BROMINEKT PEOPLE.
A”: t; Xlll. sat... h.» 31:»: 1-19
llzs‘
ni hon-1.4:. f"
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.-z.
s a ".iigl; “3’3?
ifll‘l
+7.4 th- riiaitsli .
\\. thun-
\l‘; . l‘ ll! w~'~; {in ;\tl:~‘l’l“\.’. \! .
.c. r .-l but It .s J ~11 .' l‘l.‘ Linking 2:" a
“Lil. e\= l .- :lt " -:l\v ;'s.ll;- its. _'ltts.
.ll-HV \V \\ u: stanza-l l‘lularlei; "
:lz-‘nw stru lure ‘m “be
R‘lt t-t invent-toy cantin-i l
’ l.~'ltll I.\\‘slmx\x'r:. t‘anada‘s t;
' . - ‘ "st->1: tlues :l Invt‘: He is
s-iou re: then. turns an earl
'mes :1. \ .scultttr. and ilfflfi‘ lzlllt‘ a in
Mus Kara Crust. Sensor: is :.
L:l\ rota-titty lw-rl‘ offer“! 5
for it, ~ w-ui vstatv near “hush;
\\' list \‘ilzurst \ .s négie to bust of
the run \'-=tltt;v‘sl m- rut-In in the- t
5 States Serial ~ N‘lral-Il‘ Kenna isotliyt. rtyA
lrlllr _\P;ltsultl and .Nnator Faulkner tnltv~
\‘ltt‘
llill\\|‘.hrr or: soy... l‘n‘sltlrn! u! "at:
it“... is «-'.l*t ttl. \ ~ rm» 3.1115 mi 12.1 g. a
hands-n .‘sl-len-tl Iain; man His tuner.
liellv .leszis Apultzmi 1“ dr Sun, 5 M ,9. .-
\II “hr.
.\'}l.\ \1 ll: Lrl .\\r~ er\y..rln in- k... u _,
\V'h' till; his in; vim-yard :tt \‘lrla. l .s the
lar; st \ lib-yard la ti on rlti. hav mi ftJ: less
31;, ;_'»u are». ‘ lI-‘l ill lu-a :21; \12Lt"~.
\\ ~ the entire rt: .l I‘II!I}V:‘1‘N_;bV-.}.A m ,.,‘_
.\llL qut'rtr. l'\\t" ._ HIV 2).-“' Flor-r l . N .3—
t vr. ls drN'r'llsxl by his hum:- pup-‘r t» “u:
lit-bum helflrt. dark llalr turd talltlpiv‘ on,
a With trim-l; musraehe and imperial. and ;~ al~
tog-4 her a \ l-ry hands-unt- man. and pin sew-L
l_v md mentally aetn t‘ and \ rpm-u.“ “
Tm: l-Illlyasror of Japan is dark and has feat»
‘ urn-s :lrje heavy and irregular. but. there :5
- lullel- lll“l!!l\' and majesty ln ills czar
‘ His arm is llflnvl‘ltllh‘.ll}¢ whltv .
. Irll‘lLV' ‘ llauzl: broad strip—s ut‘ gold \.\
’l .
nullu ...lluls. :l'tIi the black lital being ninth—L
- can't-real wrth embmtdery :rl ehrynntllomtxrzs.
Ma l’.\l..\'l:l.l. has ruched from i..v
l Ilins-tor t‘llurlhlzbazll.oz the l'tlite-i State-s
7 .\av_\‘. the par-hmellr uxurlrllixslon of l‘nur
'lenr Jackson to L‘olllmucore Char-2‘s fits-“art
' WI‘vi-i lr'unsldes'“. gl‘atrdlatlrer Oitlr ll‘lsh
. teleu-r’nud after whom the latter is mum-i.
The-first initial or "t Iai Hacker-v" :s 1:. tress!
al‘st‘ lllt‘ln's lull.’. -
t
GONE FISHING.
The President‘s \ «rat inn
2 , ‘ the Adirondacks.
The l‘nslrlent h-lt \\':.\..zll:tun on Thursday
; evening ill :: spa-la] car o: the l’enrrsyls'anm
‘ road. and prtnvdmi rilt‘rt'l to Nraruu‘ Lake.
ill tll-- \dll'oxl-lat L's. tuzrklli; only the asst-s—
Clllt'ailfl‘ “ 5"" I'llylui: ““9 ll“. “"5““L Th" \ul‘v \Iqllhrlnllk'l'flul -. He “as amumpallled
. t.~arll_ is pmymg a verv strong game. and l,‘.‘“,\_ ”“143“,, “ulna, and Mrs. 1‘33“an
, tint“ in;r large crowds wherever they go. “i“ “q“.h‘i n, return h, “'34,,“ng antlzin
Tilt-I International lxulgtle will no“ blue tux-“wigs
two eolunsl put-hers as_ the Syracuse 1 ‘iub , The tut-:51; . of the party ts-nsi-rxsl pr‘lnqi
has signed a (’Ult‘l‘f'fl twlrler rlanlni Robert 3 path ot tisllln; tackle.
lllgglns. of Memphis. Tenn. He is slid to be ‘
f a wonderful lr'fl' landed man. y, _ _ .fi. 7 _____
l'lrvur-zn JAt‘K vat'u. of the Stetmpoth - -
tans. stys that the story about l’ilenolrlerlal THE HARKETS'
Sillflll ln‘lllg unable to piteh until the tall 3?“ YORK. :31 _
had. become rough fnnn wear is true. He Beef, good toprrme ........ . t) (l 1‘;
says that this is one of the due st‘t'l‘t‘l3 ot‘ Calves com u to prime. . 6 .4 .s
pitching. It is almost iuryuxsib e to pitch a blue 3 ti! it
smooth ball. but when it bustling-s I‘luppzkl Lam 31.13 9
from eomiug in lxlntaet with the nulgh Hogs -1 he ..... 51313 5:;
ground. it car: he tlrnnvn and cur-v“! at will. ‘ . . ........... 71. tat E13
Ax exchange says: “it is not generally 7 1'10“""{'\5‘8t~5°°dwf‘m'y fl 75' m f “’
known. but it is nevertheless a_ fact. that the 'i “'h {$1.081th to choice a Do (a , p"
Detroit. New York. ('memnart. Philadelphia : . . eat_ " 0~ ~. Led ......... ._
and St. Louis Clubs have agents out all over- I?“ \tate """"""""" ' ‘ ' '33
the nutrrtry in quest of pitchers There is barley TTL‘t" ***** ' “‘.
one pita-her ill the Northwtstern League that (“W—l _ugraded Mixed. ’ ‘ ' f“
every one of the clubs is after. The New “’13—“ l“? “I?“ """ if
anks have offered as high as $1.20“ for his ”1"“! “ estern ‘
release. while \ on der- Abe. of St. Igruifi. has l‘l‘F‘M‘tl- ”'0 "“"GA ~ . 5"
nutboriz-d his rig. u: to pay $1!“ more. than m‘w‘” '\"‘ l tve. ‘ ‘ - "3
the lust otl'er in order to 591m his man." {gush-ng N85,“ ““““ ' 1
rm»: NATIUXAI. LEAGt'E mzeoxn. “Ref—lltfirtvumuwy ll:
_ “'- I. lost. u‘ _ L- ,» ~ ‘ i H . ..... -
{hp‘nptnuuu‘i‘l ti.- Bustuu,_._..“1-s “s :ithnrlén' (‘mmory 1‘
‘r _s lurgrt. . . . o 1:: , New York. 1-: . , _ . ‘; “““““ ‘
l:l|llatlellbhirt. . H it: . lrldituratuli . -:.- URN Naililfmmr’ “““
l locates-”u ..ll H , \\'aslrirrgttlri___ s , 1:. ‘- est‘rh'i: """ ‘ “ ,1
rill: .\Il}.ttl(‘.\.\‘ .\s.sm‘l.\'rlo.\'. F ‘tate and Penn-Iii: i;
won. Lus'. - mm. 1.“: . . » 7
. St. Louisa“ '32 4 8 Baltimore... I\ ll . q“ y—4‘ - -m ”ALO‘
Brooklyn. ..... l3 H ; Cincinnati >5? l‘ ‘ [hurls .‘\i\5:1‘::-:l hOL‘e‘ ‘ u“ 4 '1'? a 1‘ I
Louisa rile. ... . t? I“ Athletic . . l\‘ H Steers— “‘Nern iiiiiii i i ‘ i i i‘ :‘I a i, m
Mt‘tn‘ldlm’lu ‘3 ‘14 2 t‘le\‘elaml..... : 2:: lif'gi‘L-Uuttim Chm-cu Tori-ll} ‘3 l0 6 f a:
nut [STERXATIUXAL I.E.\r.t‘u. ‘ Flour ............... 4‘ T- g t:
_ Iron. Lost. ‘ Iron. 1...", “'heat .'0. l ......... T. 9:; an
.\‘-\\‘al‘k ....... no 2 hymen»; . 1n n Corry—No. 2. Mixed ..... — :1
“firmly-«ta ...H a _ Hurt-tumult... e " r: (hrs-Ah 3. strum ..... .- :t: id
luruntu ...... l‘.‘ " la lll l: levatate. - ‘34 ‘
liltfl’alt-..__....lfr ~ ’2: - m-lizmfiaxiu 3
0»qu ------- -- 1:. Beef—Good to error-u. _. . 3;
not comma: IJLuil‘E. H , 1:1;
“’11-. Lust. 3r 6' ‘l'
liarvard...... :: l ; humeral. _‘_"‘-;- "”2 008:3: r
Salon“... . . . t' : t‘ollunbia ...... u :, {In (j 5 t-
ussnatx LEAHL’F. “"3 (C I '
, rum. 14.13. in ,1“, 41 C 4
)eyv Haw-mum H i Hamminuit‘: t - m G '
Bridgeport.an <3 , trap-ding- ..l1 n gs'rnnmu-x (rum) can-u mum.
Dunbar) t 1.. i :slnngfie 4 1:. “ 5’80
muffins meta . g g
. _ Wm. (on. Won. lad. ;‘ -
hnmvrtle......rc. 4 : Luz-tom... 4 .1: "Hum ‘3‘.
{lemmas “““ :‘ ,tllh‘nvnnnnh.... " 3 Mom (unit, 375
‘ ew liaisons." It l [hr-arm. u o What—No 2. Rod M $5:
Tu new can oran- buy crop this Menu-8m Yellow.-...... 50 Q
yurvnilbeaulmb-Ies m‘momm R m..." ........ 3 .
fife-nary MWQM 33“. ---~-s---~---.-. — .
w. . - ‘l I ~ W. .. 21 Q
niodawnn' MR. "' MG“... 11".
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