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!! -- MOUNT VERNON HAWK'EYE.
- v'~,~I'~T~I'T,C~ |II~[~f~][~T i Insane over religion, Mrs. S. L.Wil:l G- REAT NEE FOR AID.--] RUIN BY FIRE. ] GREAT DAMAGE BY STORM. I
TOE
NIT ERNON HAWK-E E. liams poisoned her two cni, ren anu I --- --
i olorado S ed o. I O.o,oae lood Crea, e. "a--PC t" ton'erred
i' " " ,| eat her own throat at Detroit, Mich,
lllSIgli.8 / Fire wip.d 0ut eightbl0eks0fthe, I f0I'--ose]r$] TotnlDestruetlonbyDe.ollshin. [ Geor.ia--CropsandShlp- Souvenlr of the
- . ^ UOY. ~C013el(l ASKS lie i} ~ Antlers Hotel b Dynamite ping Suffer ] Spain
,-- / bes~ portion of Colorado Springs, C,A ,/ ] ~ " ] " '
M'L VERNON, l t IOWA. The Important Happe.hlgs of Q [ e Antlers hotel. The, los / Dy wisconsin lres. /ofCd l::2 t:aPti:gSrig:ali' tOCte" / Savannah, Go Oct. 3.--For lS hou::,/ Shee wa gOll ntor fo
- Week R .flv Told ! ~ear Murfreesboro,Tenn JohnHol-~ / . Y ~ ] from three o'clock Sunday morning " from t~e w'~r could not
~l~ld~.~~ " ~ " " w rt a murderer and some of his Nine Known to Have Perished in the Only tnmr, that saveu uoJoraoo ~prmgs ] til six o'clock at night Savannah was T.~ ~e ]/I i~o x~anie(
~[ [ ~tneg~d s khllecl five men [ Blazing Forestw.--Over lOO Are [ fr mutter destructmnbyfireSatur ay ~ in the grasp of a X ;est,lndian cyclone ~-t~'ic~ ~o r~mSn~ber-(-l~e-
. " Missing--Inhabitants Are afternoon. As it is, praetieany the en-.
OCTOBER lagS. ~ I~ ALL ~)~TS OF T]~'E U~0N [ O,er 100 persons are m)ssmg in. the [ Absolutely Destitute [tire business section of the city is in [ Dnr~:g:h~tttoaTomthle:::dble:~ ~t'~di mHen~a~al;a u~ ta(;~<~e~
,:~: burneu-over seeuons in the. n~rtnern " 1 ~ . day " " ~ r,~ "
~l. 1M0*. [1"[15. [ Wed,[ 1"11111',1 ~[L I Sat. ~ / part of ,Viseonsin and many bod~es of [ ---'-- [ ~mtnSeeand$60~,0~0eta:nYdm~O0 ,~tOghUaPs i the city escaped witho~nr~oPara:": laemY:nit" m't'e(]l Ie~esire is so~,e
--. fInterest fr0m l others have been found, but all so badly [ Cumberland, Wis Oct. 3.--From re-] w to the cit tledamage, theloss p p Y' R will remind me of t e
~-----i--"--I-----] l l ],~ All the L~test News 0 / l"orts received here nine neonle hovel ealt a severe OIO Y" the 'Sea islands of the Georgia and through in defense of lib
* .tit tit* tttt ourneo that loentlaca~loLL 1~' Ill lllv~ ~ ' It"1~ " Yt e 0
"'" "'" " " ton From the East, the ~ The Antlers hotel, the prude of ~,+~ eo ~;,~, ca.~sts is b~lieved to be llow ~;-)u!d tn f fl
:{~i ]'"*}"'1"**1 l--t I ~ Wishing ,~ b /cases impossible. Iperished Ric Lake ~a "s that' Uoloraao proven to ~e t~ ,-,- v uniform oo"' heinqulre
3 I a I t;I t; I "7 1 fl West 8aid the ut [ - [ A dispatch from e - 3 [ ' . hea y. . ' No; I want somethi,
i: 41 ~" I "~ I -* / ~' I "" I,| v i!" / FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [ many unidentiiled bodies have been / vauon of the e~ty, out a t.tn.o cost o~ ns For eight miles north of Savannal~ ated with you in )'our d
~--X-~ I-7~-~ I-~-, / ~1 i~! ~A[ ~: ~/ The Dominion of Cauada by popular [ foun~d charred iu the woods, and that| total dismantlement The huge strue- the entire country is alake with only no tamark: that woul,l(l,
' J~ 7 I tu t * * / *~ / ~'~ I *'~/ "~ TKE LATEST rol~tt~ m~rax'~o/ vote has declared for prohibition, I so far as heard from there are over 100,ture stoou m the center oi. a mrge va- the hammocks visible. At noon the I ~tti~'~h~e,~r~mrsts~(i'(~'reerse
I-' Q / *)/% I 91 I 9") --,Quebec being the only province en- persons missing. Advices from Rice[ cant area on the m,:mmg one oe :veen water ,-as eight feet above the highest[ "It be
~ tO ] 1, I [ 1,o| t/| ~ I L, [ ~. I~ WAR NEWS. . ] rolled on the side of liquor. I Lake state that the fires in the neigl:-| the busm~s d~stract aniline resioence tide. Driven on shore by the north-I . "We[!, the more nearly
----I i i -'~---| -~- ~ -"='=-I ~--~- ~ "~:~'-*ch from Paris says Premiert A slot to a~sassinate the king of i borhoad are worse than ever, and that| setups. "~'nree sours a~ter the are east storm it filled up on the islands, I oe}~er ~ ~;~
27 2a t'"~ " ~ ~ " ~" " ' h rearer started the hotel was oeing consumed - banks and darns carrying~ ne ~)'~ s ~OSL m rneg~ :
23 [ 24 [ 25 1 26 [ [ ],Sagasta will ask the Umted States ,o/Roumama ,'as d,seovered. [ the loss of life will be mue g ~ swept o,er '. I utes. ]hen, w,th br,ghte~
I /--k pay $400.000,000 for the Philippines. / In the joint note of the,powers pre- i than it was supposed it would be uy tne rapmxy aw~v~l:::gochem:l~-them: away the remnant of the r~ce crop l he exclaimed:
31J Oi t. Gem Blaneo has orderedthe sented to the sultan demanOs are made The roperty loss in this county will n.remen wyrepo e that" was left by the August storm and [ "How.t.ho~ght!essit w~
~~~~i reC:Pse of all political prisoners no~I that Turkish troops and officials be aggregP:te $400,000 besides the farm[ a~ueo ~;ct::dYer~.:: ~Yve: t:r:?oga~p had not been gathered and w'p'ng, u~t ieva;'Zeara~e~e~:rf~'r ,)ee~aV~
i * " nfinement in Cuba. withdrawn from Crete ih October. buildings and crops. A large amount[ wnen t . . s ~ farm crops. The loss to aver g o I m- heart as a ,~ fee of ar~
: . . . undergo~?ff:o~ ~.~. r,~o*ed that[ Cannda's his,torian William Kings- [ of stock has been burned and much[ the building, and in a xewmomenIszne alone ,'ill be from $50,000 to $75,000. } can take this i;artack ant
[. Texas has.108,000, mmO:s~ beOa:::;o:s all~ck~s~:r~of Gen Brooke'~ army[ ford, ~ied at his home in Ottawa, aged I hardwood timber has been destroyed./deafening roar of dyn:d~~ :::cnk~:~. Of the entire rice crop along the Sa:t ~onrd~PeeO? ,to atnudr let
xnan olu ca 1 dthmalos" ln~s ", " l,] Its uPon ado also the g ~ "v r valued at Szb0,ooo, all out - ~ .'.
1 e e Lone Star state in Puerto Rmo be transported, to the ,9 years. Gem Boardman and party, from] - ~a in- of the fire [ vannah n e [ over I'm glad to see it p~
son ~t Is " [United States Six reformists were hanged in 1 Madison, representing tne state relleI,| -~: ~.o? ~---r-f-owder in[ab ut 15 per cent. ,',-as rest m tm~ at~u[ mate .use. It,ill make a
~I ~ u~'~--ibingthe Pr ductiOns yf the Unltedtates Amerlcan geography classes of theure will, Almosthave an evereaS thmg"time"in wlllde" toinCestoThe Spanish tr PS in Cuban pr v" I Pe':king' China' f r alleged c ~sPiracy/arrived here Sunday m rning and a::~[ th:n;regpl?~ P t~u~:da j~ntl~Y bY the [ the preceding st rm's be in readiness f r transp rtafi ll lain.have" been ordered to coa st clhes~l ropeana gconsent has been given bY all the Eu"/dr vealnst government~the dowager toem PItalyre~S"s pro--" . / erdestltutetakin, to Rice Lake.g famihesa census, in' ef He has nsten ~Turtlethe fire distrLake, 52t~ railways"~t" r,~,~, started ~BeforeDenver the ite nflagratandwas RiOconquerediGrandeon at } erShito P~rov. Ames, wmcn W-sealant-with is eonsiderabla car" g o of~'n~ham:g: ~ [ Wastungt n Star' - "" 1,500,000~ ~ w~feetor "II formPr p sedIf rheas Uniteda]haneeAiHaneestatesttm anc~"
S Y [ a gv;o rmv ",'ill begin posal for a conference lor tne suppres-[ families in Cumnerland 44/ famlhes tn/ two0 clock:, the of lumber, went adrift re!he barb,[ :ou,ld be so great tat
~o.~.~ .a $-*~* I an a -~ / - . ~ i ~. . ~ .] T~ - v ].a n~ ~o tam],tne nre nag latu =,$.v -.-1 f ]
h, - s seeurefl salel ~ xne wnar*es / chance lor enemies to over~
I movements into the island of Cuba asI slon o~ anarcms~s. . ~tanrora ann auc~a ='~ ~-: :"--:'l business district in ashes. Two hun- I ~?. ~va *in- staetion at the on- / manner, when men and wo
!~~ ! an uahona ma ae u ~re our T urk, and Armenians ~ougnt at Al-li es in C1 in ton ann ~a rron, a,so xam - . a
Europe " Y q . ~!early as October 15if possible dredbnildinuswerebnrnedmtheshort ( ~- ~-~h rewerenartiallv/ bodily strength~y.}th Hos
i a ou~ 50 of the latter were w nerlano all O:~ wales neeo trance to ~-=,e ,-
superior guns and armor pl to, Havin reached the age of 62 years ashgorb, and lies in um " . ] ~n, ,~ #hvee hours Wind and flames I . . "'~ " ~m.~. [ Bitters, there is{i~necnan
they cannot acquire by purchase our t Rear A~]tiral Montgomery Sicard wa:I killed. . [immediate assistance: .tie l~as a.r:l combtnedcompletely overpowered the I ca~rh~s ~=?1= ~n~ ::r:'an;s ~-~ereres-! ~]s~adse'bu~je ~p ~mere~
man behlnd the un He belongs to us,I . ut - ls to retain his laceat[ In Japan floods destroyeuoverl,000|ranged for the dlstrinution orrenelI totheu~eof[an ~' ~ ~-
g retired b h~ " p,~ - nremen un~lt tnev rv~ortcu ~ / ~,~ ,rlv in lhe d v by a tu~' ~our [ nerves ann increases the a]
I
" " s] d 250 ersons were killed,rom Turtle Lake Cumberland, ~dee| ~'- ' cu e a~ ~ ~.
and there ~snone hke h~m. the head of the romotmn board, houses, an p f ' " When the fire started the th1
,P . . . dynamite, vv-~l- which ~were a.t anchor at e mt .~
~ ~. . A report fromAdmiral Dewey say Advlces from Shanghai saythatthe Lake andBarron and s~lppllesw,!lbe| wind was blowingattheestimatedve-] : ,~,e ornfromtheirmoorin,~s[ A r:. ,r.
one nai~ o~ tne reztauran% menus m r om bern an un em eror of China commt~tem su~caue forwarded immeuiately ~o tnese ] ~ ~ ,~ oa ,~n~- -.~ ~--~ ~nreadin~-,~"2"~'~ ~er t. ~, ~ ~, it r~mn ~nc~e-- ~u mAgn
Havana are now written iu English.] thhea~t~v[ n~lta i:nf~l :::t the cgmate i;] On eptember 2, points The danger is now mostly I for'blocksTround " / oqven mto i:un'-|e v!n%
~" ~ J' ' " ' " ttUmLlu~'~ "" t'"'K Ut these vessels dry uau~ ~; " oeen in lov~ "Wlti2 "oR atb
After we occupy th~ town thas.n.atu.ral] as fine as that of any place in the] .~ I past, though it is still unsafe to travel1 eoming from the southwest, as it did,/ [ao~n No news has been received ~after the money s~e tt~ou
~I ~ft:rk:iillnbe;~rr~:~e~:::c]~ne runs [ tropics. I .-. .~ ~'a'~?~7:; /tl~rough some fire d~stmcts m the vl-t tt blew these sparks directlyacr ss~he ~ ;;im Tybec since early in. the morningI he~p~e':vn ?e'possible, ~
a ~, ~ ~ s ~ ltal cemeteriesttenr t~eorge nas (lee lneU to de- ClIllty o~ t umDenanu c the time the names n lU dama,~e
. ",In the detention ho'p" " s] y . [ ",entire ity, By ~,and no'thin~ is known of the t~ [ so; '
"~ ". ~ r~-~~~----~nonson,OZ l~ownn ~ree~,~| tn Camp Wikoff, Long Island, impres- l cept the nomination ~or. governor oI [ ~ov. SecOnded Appeal reached Antlers hotel, though, the gale ~ there ~ t "I" have proposed to he
i ~r~ l-~. -~- ^~ *~- "~aval hegro was| sire military services were held overJ New ~ork on the Chicago platform I Madison, Wis, Oct. 3--In response had partly subsided. Had it continued," accepted."--N. Y Weekly
~= ~ ~v?~,~ ~ - the graves of the soldiersburled there.[ democrat~' ticket and Henry McDon- [ to calls for assistance from the forest ] m fls furmus strength even the use of ] NOT YET CONSIDERED. [
ma{le aeolonelzornlseonsplcnuu~uuo,-~ ' s fen named in hlS lace " ' " ~ed the
an" coura-e at the battle of Pitts-/ It was decided by the war depart-I al& ha b[ ' P [fire sufferers of the northern part of dynamite would not have sa' / -- ] TWeNTY-FIVE DO,
~ess ~ g ~,~,[ e~ meat to send officers to Cuba to inve~- [ The war department has decided to / the state, Gov. Seofle!d has issued the city. ~ Repor~ ~hat Canada Demands Yes [ -. . .
Prof. A. G. Webster, of Clark unz- known a'~ the "Department of Puerto. During a storm at Brunswick Go ] ready response to c~lls of this kind for The avenues surroundin~o the hotel about the. cession of American. te ~'/. m P narmy ~" "P necessary zo~ s
ersi,y, has invented an instrument :Rico," with MaJ. John :R. Brooke ~n tnearly every business house was in- h~IoP~ t::dfei~l~:ngfle~nrtthaytth~sdemand are 200 feet wide. The upper three tory to g,ve th:/:inad,::SA/:::: a~;l them eV~[eUnUda~t~eOkJ:m
which shows that thereisuosuchthlng command undated to a depth of five feet, the "'Col. William J. Boyle Milwaukee wlll stories were frame and burned liketln- cess to the Yu ' " " I dre p
as absolute s'flence. A number o~ mar- Lopez and .~gon eillo, the representa-a-[ damage amounting to $5~0,009. I r~eivs contributioma of provision.s, ~i~th- der, but the wind having quieted down, has been. reported that the Canadian. e./] hasmay everblessinterferedtheir luckYwith ~
lied men are out in interviews claim- tires of Aguinaldo, the Philippine in-I The Colorado mlddle-,of-the-r.oa~ I hereb~,ing and moneYa,~,~lntedfor th,to takefire suffererSeharge 'ofandthelS the flames ascended almost perpendlc- commissioners were demand,ng th. buy and wear calico to
lag that they knew it before, surgent ]fade.r, called at the white] populists nominated Simon Guggen- I eot~trl'buti~ns and attmd to their dlstrlbu- ularly until the dynam~!e leV:lr~d w~ha: ~:ss~::D0i~hes t?(:~ nrYef.::c?u~iaT:~ ~nty. arMeor~ve~ thuerYchCa
' ',- house and had a private conference Ihelm, of Denvei', for governor. [ flon. The people In'-/ny part of the state building. The res~ o~ tne " y -- [ 1~--~-~--^- rt"ht
Reslden.ts of Ponce are changing the with President McKinley Augusta, Ga.; will be the headquar- t Y2 .e2F e,t .helb, e . re eomparatively easy for the firemen, cities of Skaguay and Talya. tnus ex-| ~oodso, f~e,~fl~r~n~-~re ~sp
ronunciation of the town to one syl- tcrs of the ai'm eo s whteh is tobe "~' " "~"~";2 m
States, and they want to be like us. At ~n~ ru g ~e[plied'; ' * " " " Milwaukee, Oct. 3.---Col. William J. aa qutckly aspossibte. TheffueDlo e- pomt~ a allBrtt,thetieket. At leastthat is
the same time people of the United mauc. asp consmar, omeers u* ~u. The president has appointed. Dr. Da~ Bo le. who has beet appomted' by Gov.- partment mace. tne run, 4o tuned, np in re~urn, xor tne surrenuer o~. " the" "/ the storekeeners ~av and
Etatesarechangmgthe,rpronuncmtmn Unfed Sta!es tohoist the~taff:atha~.~ I vial j. Hill, of .Rochester, ~. Y, first ~^~1 +. roceive .'ontributions *na grade, in 40 mmutes, ish mghts to the seal fisheme.s.~n |
~. "~-,~ ~h- " because that's S~anish, mas~ over their ouimings ann ~eep ~t I.~.~ ~, + ,~ s -te to suc- ~'~Y=~'." "" ~ - -- ,r " "~ The ~,reatest alarm urevailed' through" Behrtng sea. It is quite possmie tnat| ~en Thor K
t want to a ear well educated so ~or ten days in memoryof the late " "s **+ ~oore resigned. g - -~ g o.at,the city durin~ the eonfiagratmn, su=h a proposition has been made by[ There are plenty of
~el tn~ ~ llles WhO we 0s e e ~n,]
and hey PP ceed Joti~ Ba s " " n J ~ v r " ,n,-
~ Thomas Francis Bayard. ' A tornado at Ferna lna, Fla de- - .~ ~ g Te~0n atreet and Pike s Peak avenue the Canadian commissioners, but ~t is be,~lad to,get me he sa:
Since the recent railway accident tn Col. John Hay wan ~worn i~ato of* ,t~y~r~ue~y v;lue, ,~0,000 ant~ vy me ~ore~t tires n nor~:r~ ~v::c~>]~; w;~e filled with wago~,andallmama, .te O, upon o~leial information ,hat nonVeor/z ~e~Y,w:~t~TPa~.i
London the railway people have made flee as secretary o~ state. 'tiled tl~ree 1 e~-sons u tra~s earria=es a~d ot~er convey~ tile matter has not been consiaereo t,y .~ ~.~ ,
. ]~ ~ ' P,opened m tn~ -.* r,~ ' a conclusive " ~""
np thew m~nds to adopt the American A staten ,~nm~ ~ Joseph Stoertzbach ,~,~, down~vithmerehandl~e~ tlte Joi~t ommi~ion in . He wept outd?ors to.s
cow-catcher in front of engines, The ceipts and )i~ ~ wasrobbed o~$1~ ~ '~{~' r~dy for remo:val to w Io~v ~o say,a~ter.tna.~ ~nru.s~.
" have " w~, ~ ~' ~llm ~ t~men ~ up ltmuce to ~
]ate d~saster was caused by a truck fall- ~er shows ~'~- which:he h~ Ft~mati ~al [4 ~ Vost
ing in front of an engine. A cow-$39,778.070 ;n'hl;w;~;~d" h/toe been submitted Abut no ~-s,- ----
" ment has been reae~d~ Free Homes in
catcher would have swept it off the
track. John Bull is gradually accept-
ing and adopting America~ ideas The
cow-catcher is a purely American de,
w]ce.
The president oi Argentlna hae of-
feted Hon. J. Sterling Morton, of Min=
nesota, a very large salary to come there
and organize a department of agrieuN
ture similar to ours In a similar.way
many years ago Argentina paid Itoraee
Manna large sum to go there and su-
perintend the organization of a public
school system. The Argentina govern-
ment evidently knows where to go for
progressive ideas.
Speaking of questions of diet, the
Christian World says: "If a man finds
that he can think better, pray better
and see further on a changed diet cr
restricted diet, let him tal~e to that,
in God's namel Only~ for his soul's
sake, we would beseech him to avcld
making the Pharisee's fuss over it, and
reviling his neighbor who sees different-
ly" This is sound sense. The crank is
harmless, but the crank with a mission
is a nuisance.
General Manager Rawn, of the Balti-
more & Ohio South Western railway
has prepared a detailed statement of
the number of people carried ~nto Cin-
cinnati on ~the oecasion o~ thc thirty-
second annual encampment of the
Grand Army of the P~epublic, Septem-
ber 3 t 12 inclusive. According to the
train records 37,997 people were trans-
ported, the largest number being on
September 5, when the total reached
8,322. According to these statistics
the Baltimore & Ohio South Western
ear[ted about 30 percent, of the travel.
. ! i
There is one locality in the world
which has Ihus far resisted the inva-
sion of the bicycle, and that is Aden, on
the Red sea. The United States consul
there, in reply to the inquiry relative
to the bicycle industry in that far off
quarter, reports that owing to the
rough streets and hills and the heat, to
which no one can expose :himself on
the wheel without danger, as well as
to the fact that the natives are too
poor to buy wheels even if theywanted
them. there is no prospect "of a de-
mand in this market for bicycles of
any description or make,"
In one respect Gen. JoeWheeler'a ex-
perience will be like Washtngton's. He
will be elected to congres~ by a unani-
mous vote. All parties--republicans,
populists and democrats--have united
on him Congressmen are Occasionally
etected without any opposition. Thin
~.appens in districts in which one party
is so much stronger than the other
that opposition wonld be useless. All
parties participated in nominating Gen.
~ heeter and all will vote for him, Such
a trihute as this is seldom paid tO any
publin man in this or any other'country.
It is as deser~'ed as it israre.
The recent general order of Gem
Gomez is a most hopeful indication. It
shows that the leading insurgent is in
earnest to insure the people of Cuba the
tranquil]try which alone can come from
the proteciion of life and property. He
deelares that all citizens will be pro-
tected in their propertie~and expresses
entire confdence and good will in the
good faith of the United States. He rec-
ognizes that independence will come to
Cuba thTough the assiatance of the
United States. The eause of the in
surgents, he says, was hopeless untit il
was e~poused by the United StateL
223,9~1,
The state,eat Of the public debt Is,
that the debt i~-
the m0nth
ed There tire about
Id ernment land in
over the
balance hl the
treasury was $940,105,5~4. TJae total ,~ :
debt, le~the eashbalance lathe treas- esnse.
~ry; amountt to $1,067,479,205,
ended on the
~enry George,
advocate, was nomi]
to head an indep
ticket at a meeting o~f
platform de~nocrats
In the National league the
Y$
.l~s.
--The dt ""
that it cannot be comprehended
rose not on the ground.
F~tlls ~istrlot,
aged of the baseball clubs for ~au Claire, Wis Oct. 3.--It isrepor~-
week ended on the 2d were: Boston ed- that the timber near Graves wood
.679; Baltimore, .655; Cincinnati, ~0~;
Cleveland, .558; Chicago, 549; New~ is, on fire. At Llvermore dwellings,
York, 514; Philadelphia, .507; Pitts: barns, granaries and crops have been
burgh, .486; Louisville, .464; Brooklyn, zen~ tn the event of an outbreakin the burned. At Chippewa Falls it is re-
,376; Washington. ,343; St. Lonia, .f~54. interior, ported that all the camp outfits on
Cedar lake have been destroyed, and
Bertha Beilstetn, despondent over MINOR NEWS ITEMS. it is feared that several lives have been
the death of her father, killed' her
mother in Pittsburgh, Pa an& them
Minnesota's state fair ~has closed
with a cash balance of $11,000 on
hand.
Four monuments to West *girginia
soldiers were dedicated on Gettysburg
(Pa.) battlefield.
Lieut. Col. Brodie, of the rough riders,
has been nominated for delegate to con-
gress by the Arizona republicans.
Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Petersl of San
Francisco, have studied law together
and were recently admitted to the bar.
Roy. Anson Dodge, of St. Simon's is-
land, Georgia, has endowed an Episco-
pal mission in Allahabad, India, with
$40,000.
Prof. J. W. Johnson, of Oregon state
~aniversity, who has just died, crossed
the plains 4riving an ox team with his
parents in 1850.
.Rev. J. M. Riddle, who has just been
Installed in the pastorate Of the Second
Baptist church in Columbus, O, wan
formerly a slave.
The Chinese emperor has sent to the
Chinese consul in Havana 1,000 bags of
rice to be distributed, among hi~ hungry
Subjects in Cuba's capital.
Russell Sage is the only living origin-
al director of the New York Central
railroad and the~only survivor of the
founders of the Fifth avenue bank,
W. H. Riehl, of Cleveland, was arrest-
ed at Niagara Falls while on his way to
the falls to comm~sutelde. The poliee
had been warned, by his son to watch
for him.
The geological survey has received
returns showing I hat the total produc-
tlon of lead in the United States from
~11 sources during the last six months
of 1898 was 156.113 net tons.
The official call for the twenty-fifth
annual convention of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance undon
has been issued. The convention will
be held in St. Paul, November 11-16.
Andrew Carnegie is said to be the
head of a syndicate which will estab-
lish a colossal ship-building plant at
New York The syndicate will have a
capital of over $100,000,000 and expects.
to control ship-building in th~Is hem-
~hese ]ands are
sacrifieed. Louisville &
~ea of the l~t:~
ated or o-:ve fi
famUit a :l
are almost naked, aria.I
all wiRwant for fOOd,Lm I
pnes in the towns areno~ ]
he people are in no condl;]
r for what there is~ The]
by the fire is eo GHef at Hole Fmth~s Deattt.
wortdng nine hours and wilI
Pa O~. 9.~-Bertha BeU-] ~vidt~t~y be fought t~ a finish. It will
Pittsburgh,
mother
Sunny
be' Waged with a fat treasury at its
alad~| back and the sympathy and coopera-
lo~t. Men and horses of August Ma-
son's outfit only escaped by plunging
into the la~e and stay:ng there for
hours, almost suffocated by the rmoke.
At Stout's camp 500 oxen perished.
Hundreds of people are homeless. The
loss of farm property in Clark, Bar-
ron and Chippewa counties is esti-
mated at $300,000. The late~t reports
say that all hopes of checktng the
flames have been abandoned. Nothing
but rain will save the remaining prop-
erty. Colorado Fires Checked.
Denver, CoL, Oct. 3.--Snow and rain
have ehcc'ked the progress of the for-
erct fires on the main range in Co]~o-
rado, and it is now thought that fur-
ther destruction of timber is prevent- /
ed. At least all da~ger to the threat-
[
ened towna ts over. The temperature
here has fallen perceptibly and dis-
patches from the mountain towns in-
dicate a similar fortunate change. At
present nothing like a correct esti-
mate of the damage done can be given
and it will be days before an accurate
statement of the losses by the fires
that have been raging for a week or
more can be made.
Nevnd~ Cnval~F foe Manila.
San Franeisco, Oct. 3. -- Gem Marcus
P. Miller has decided tc recnmmend to
the war department that the Nevada
cavalry be included among the troops
to go to Manila. The troop has never
been mounted, but this will make no
differenee, as the transportation of
horses to Manila has practically been
tbandoned by the war department.
Mada~ Carnot Dead.
Paris, Oct. 3.--Mme. Carnot, widow
of President Carnot, who was a~sas-
sinated by an Italtan anarchist at Ly-
ons on June ~4, 1894, died at the Chat-
eau de Presle.
Deed Of a Dlssll~nted Hnsband.
Omaha, Neb Oct. 3.--A special to
the Bee from Essex, Ia says: Waiter
took her own life.
Flames in the :M~dvale mine at.
Wilkesbarre, Pa caused the death of
five men.
In Philadelphia Lawrence Green-
wood, president of the Coatesvllle
(Pa.) national bank, was robbed of $10,-
000 worth of bonds.
In Manchester, N. H N. A. & J. Saw-
yer, woolen manufacturers, assigned
with liabilities of $1,000,000.
The death of Caaroline Miskel Hoyt,
the well-known actress, wife of Charles
H. Hoyt, the playwright and manager,
occurred in New York, aged 25 years.
WEST AND SOUTH
At El Paso, Tex a well~organized
and successful gang of counterfeiters
has been rounded, up.
In Milwaukee Charles Pitte]kow, do:
ing a real estate, loan and insurance
business, failed for $138,000.
In Paso, Ill martial law now rules,
and the streets are patrolled by armed
militiamen. An armed body of strikers
held up a train at ~ower Hill and com-
pelled the negroes who were en route
to Pana from Washington, Ind to
work in the mines to retu rn to Indiana,
In Greentowu, Ind an incendiary
fire destroyed the big grain elevators
of Paddock, Hodge & Co. and the Co-
rona mills, Loss, $100,000.
Senators Cullom and Morgan and
Congressman Hitt, members o~ 'the
Hawaiian commission, arrived in San
Francisco from Honolulu."
Dr. F. A. Todd. aged 33, assistant su-
perintendent of the Ohio state hospital
for ~the insane at Toledo. died of hy-
drophobia in a Chicago hospltaL
Miss Elizabeth Stephenspn, of Mar-
inette, has been chosen t6 christen
the new war vessel which i~ to bear the
name ot Wisconsin.
The veteran Illinois politician. Jehu
Baker. has become blind as the result
of a serious illness four years, ago.
In Wisconsin, South Dakota and Col-
orado forest fires continue to spread
~nd threaten many towns with de-
struction.
Fire swept away the business por-
tlon of Ipsrn'ich, S. D except oue
block.
Rain and snow have eheeke4 the
progress cf the forest fires in Colorado.
At Indianapolis, Ind Robert Lesh
shot and killed his wife and then killed
himself. Domestic troubled were the
J. Yates on Sunday shot and danger-
ously wounded his ~'ife and bet friend,
Mrs. E. J. Brown, a~ad then shot him-
self through the head. Domestic in-
felicity, caused by Yates' dissipation,
brought about the tragedy.
cause.
Isphere. A~ainaldo Deeltnes Pay.
Patrick Kelly, a boiler-maker in At- Manila, Oct. 3.-~The national assem-
lan~a, Ga.: three weeks ago took a bly at Malolos, at a recent sit~ing,
total abstinence oath, praying to be voted Aguinaldo a eiv|l list of $75,000,
struck dumb if he broke it. The other but Aguimfldo declined to receive any-
night, snrrounded by friends, he drank thin~ u~H1 ~he army should have been
a glass of liquor and speech instantly ~aid.
deserted htm.
has given ~or her terrible deed were
these words: "I was tired of life. It
held no pleasure for me. I wanted to
die, and did not want my mothe~ to live
and fret over my death. For thatrca-
son I killed her." Frederick Beilstei~,
the father of the family, was one of the
best-known residents of Allegheny.
He died suddenly in December last
from apoplexy, and since then Bertha,
who was 20 years old, is said to have
lost all of her youthful beauty. From
a lighthearted, happy glrl, she became
a quiet, depressed, despondent woman.
ttenee the friends of the family think
she was temporarily insane when she
committed the awful crime
Driven Ont of ~own.
Washington, Ind Oct. 3.---Sun-
day 150 Pana (Ill.) turners came here
and joined the union home miners.
They organized masked and went to
the shacks where negro scab miners
live, corralled them and drove about
50 out of town. One negro refused to
go and was shot. The police could do
nothing. A fire alarm was turned in
and the citizens called out and ~everal
deputized, but the trouble had then
ended. If there is a ~ew outbreak
there will likely be much bloodshed.
The-miners have hidden somewhere
near town and may be preparing for
an attack on other shacks.
A Itefrlgerator Trnst.
Grand Rapids, Mich,Oct. 3.--The or-
ganization of the refrigerator manu-
facturing trust Is'said to be under way.
It is to have $6,000,000 capital and to
include all the big concerns in t~e
country. There are 32 factoriestn dif-
ferent parts of the United, States each
with more or less valuable patents,
and the plan is said to be to buy these
concerns outright and bunch the man-
age merit.
llon, Lyman Cook Dead.
Burlington, Ia Oct. 3.--Hon. Lyman
Cook, president of the First national
bank and a pioneer of Iowa, is dead.
Killed His Brother.
Ashland, Pa Oct. 3.~-While Michael
Thompson, a half-,~itted young man,
was chasing hid mother about the din-
ing-room at his hqme in Mahony Plane
Sundayafternoon.hts brother Thomas
seized a shotgun and shot Michael, in,
stonily killing him. Thomas surrem
doted to the authorlties.
Dr, Nancy Gul4ford Arrested,
London, Oct. 3.--Dr. Nancy Guilford~
the midwife of B~dgeport, Conn who
Is wanted by the American police on
the eharge of havlug been eounected
with the death o~ Emma Gill, has been
arrested.
tion of local labor unions of all kinda
throughout the country The move-
ment was begun about one year ago
and it has been announced that the
climax is near at hand. It will affect
only certain offices. Book, job and
publishing establishments that are
working more than nine hours a day
will be the victims of the strike. Tele-
graphic orders will be issued and the
fight will be on in earnest. The pre-
vailing opinion among the trade seems
to be that it will be called on or before
October 10.
BANK PRESIDENT ROBBED.
eeu ities Wor/h 10,000 Stolen IU
Philadelphia by a Substitu-
tion of Satchels.
look at ther~
Railroad
opportunity
day of .each month
$2 over one far~
Write Mr. C.
ger Agent,
,shaken CoS
"~'s
~or to
and still I'd tr
got in
ing News.
Huwui| tuad the
Send four cents
lustrated booklet
Milwaukee & St. Paul
route across the
New Trans-Paeific
States. Full of
and valuable for
as a text book in school.
Heafford, Gen'l Pass.
Chicago, Ill.
Hls
Reporter--Can you
statement?
McLubberty--Naw,
9rove ivory don
Puck.
His Answer.--Litt}e
ish 'untoldt vealth?'
"Dot rich der tax
aboudt,
When a man. who
Philadelphia, Oct. 3.--Samuel Green- reassign tOthea latterf l WhOhas
wood, of Coa~esville, Pa president of hand~ome sister.--L. A.
the Coatesville national bank, was
robbed Saturday of a valise containingTo Cure n Cold
bonds and mortgages valued at $10,000. Take Laxative Bromo
While Mr. Greenwood was shopping @ru~istsrefundmone
and transacting business some one
managed to substitute a valise similar
in appearance to the one carried by
the bank president. Mr. Greenwood
did not learn of the substitution until
he reached a broker's office on Fourth
street. When he opened the valise to
negotiate for the exchange of the
bonds it contained but a bundle of old
newspapers.
Died of His WoundS.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3.--Ex-State Sen-
ator J. C. PAchardson died at his home
in Glendale Saturday at midnight,
The coroner's inquest holds his broth-
or-in-law, W. J. Halde~an, a wealthy
and prominent busines~ man, for
murder. They were partners in a
large paper mill at Lockland, O and
quarreled two weeks ago over the ship-
ment of a e~r of paper. They were
alone in ~hs office at the time when
Ha~deman shn~ Richardson five times
and the fae'~s about the ease are not
yet known, as l=fal~leman refused to
talk.
Our idea of a difficult
fill would be for a
popular at her boarding
Globe.
It is more flatterin
der why we are
are.--Town Topics.
For %Vhoopin
sucee~ful remed
Ave Brooklyn,
%Vhen sheep
' oaa.baa" shop
Stick to your business
d~stry.--C~icago
Hall's
Is a Constitutional Cure.
Some p~p~
Chicago ~aily News.
Pure Blood
These are the e~senttals
Sarsaparilla ia the great
Japane~ Bnnkers Arrive.
San Franc~, Oct. 3.--A party
distingui~hod Japanese hankers have
arrived here. They are representa-
tives of MitSnl bank of Japan. The vis-
Itors are on a t.~ar of inspection and
will make investigations of the bank-
ing and commarcial systems of this
country.
Tra4aSl~er~t Senator Is Safe. .
Washington, O~t. 3.---A dispatch to
the war dop~tment announces that
ihe transport Senator. long overdue at
San Frazcise.~ from Manila. is under-
going repairs at Honolulu for injurle~
which she rq~ed from a typhoon.
stomach tonic It
o| lmpuritle~ which cau~
eruptions aod by
to
the system in perfect
Is America's Greatest
Prepared only by ~ L
Hood's Pills