Dayton herald., November 16, 1900, Image 2

D a y to n H e r a ld .
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LATE«
N fW S .
T be P aris e x p o sitio n is c lo s e d .
T R A IN S
ONE STATE IN DOUBT
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Russian troops are being withdrawn
from Pekin
The m ilitary force In Porto Rico la to
be reduced.
h diu iral Crowinahield says our navy
Is crippled by lack of men.
The envoys at Pekin have agreed up­
on a basis of negotiation.
Chinese are worried by the recent
executions at Pao Ting Fn.
Henry Villard died at bis home near
Dobbe Ferry, N. Y ., aged 65.
Marcus Daly, the Montana copper
king, is dead, aged 60 years.
Morocco declines to pay the United
States’ demands for indemnity.
Congress w ill be asked to provide for
larger and more elastic army.
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The British reoccupied Philoppolls.in
South Africa, after four houie’ fighting.
Me
CRASH
TOGETHEWs
K ille d O u tr lf h t
F a t a lly Ia jw ra d .
LAST
HOTEL
F IR E .
Oweste e f • M tesanrl M astelrp BaraaO
ta D e a th .
Poplar Bluff,
Mo., No».
1 4 .—
LOSTÍN THE BREAKERS
Koaeburg, O r., Nov. 12.— The w ont
Hemmed in by flames in the upper
wreck ever kown on thia division oc­ Tagal Rebellion Will Be Sup­ stories of the Gifford House, an. old Fate of Thirty-two in the
curred about daylight this morning,
. . . .O R E G O N .
DAYTON
frame structure that burned like tin ­
, Nova Scotia Wreck.
pressed Soon.
two mile* south of Roseburg. Two
der, a number of persons ware burnedjor
| freights, the regular No. 296, Math-
suffocated to death; others leaped from
bound, and a long extra coining north,
windows and suffered the loss of limbs 2 6 B O D IE S O F V IC TIM S R EC O V ER ED
R O G E R S D E F E A T S F R IN K BY 1 3 0 0 smashed together on a curve in a D ISC D S8K D AT C A B IN E T M E E T IN G and other injuries from which some
heavy fog. Engineer Sam Hendricks,
died. Only one or two of the 46 sleep­
of No. 225, and Fireman Wilhelm, of
ing guests got out without injury *Dd
O at a none saved anything bnt the night S h u re fo r T e a M ile* R tr sp n
D efea t* F r in k to r G o v ern o r e f fV n sb - the extra, were caught beneath the Gemerai M s e lr lk a r Ha* Mappe
An In ta r a a tln g C o lla a tlo n o f I t e m s Fran*
W r e c k a s e e f H u ll an<l l a r g e
wreck and almost instantly killed.
C aratai F le a e f Gaaa-
t e g t e a - P lu r a lit y In U rygofe
t b s T w o H o a a lsp b o ro s P i eaeotad
clothe* that were worn at 12:80, when
t k e C ity o f M o n t ic e llo .
Fireman
Ed
Riddle.
Englueer
Walter
v
a
lp
a
.
1* P ilin g U p.
the alarm was given. Four are known
in n C o n d e n se d F o r m .
Drennan and Head Brakeman Charles
to be dead, one is missing, three are
^Campbell, were all badly injured, the
Yarmouth, N . 8., Nov. 14.— The
Washington, Nov. 19.— AU tbs mem­ fatally injnered, and more than 20 are
Bryan carried Missouri by 28,000.
Portland, Nov. 9.— Only one doubt­ latter two doubtless fatally. Riddle
Shore of this country for. 10 miles east
bers of the cabinet except Secretaries burned or otherwise hurt.
ful state remains— Kentucky. 'Ihe lost a foot and suffered a broken left
Bryan’s majority in Texan ia 175,-
’'Long and W ilM n attended the meeting
in the halls of the hotel a doxen or and west is utrewn with the wreckage
Democrats claim the state for Bryan arm.
Campbell’s bead was badly today. They remained in session un­ more persons were overoome by heat o< the boll and cargo of the steamer
000.
by 7,800; the Republicans also claim hurt, his right leg crashed, his left arm
til nearly 2 o ’clock, and discussed tbe j and smoke and this leads to tbe belief City of Monticello, which foundered
• Wyoming gives McKinley 4,000 ma­
the state, but give no figures. It w ill broken, and it is feared bis back was
I Chineee situation, as w ell as matters ! that the loas of life w ill be much great­ Saturday morning, and 25 bodies of
jority.
require the official count to determine hrokeu.
Drennan received a cot pertaining to Cuba, the Philippines
er than ia now known. There were a victims of the disaster have been recov­
Bryan carried Boston by 12,000 plur­
the result.
through the skull over the left rye, and Porto Rico.
number of umegiateTed guests at tbe ered from tire sea, which is still raging
McKinley carried Nebraska by at. ataut*three inches in length, which
ality.
with terrific fury. Many people have
| ' Two of the three hours that the ses­ place.
least 2,000.
The legislature ia in exposed the brain. Ills leg was broken
McKinley carried
Baltimore
by
assembled at Rookville, near where
sion
lasted
were
occupied
in
a
discus­
Only
one
person,
the
watchman,
was
Importation of American steel bars d00bt, and w ill not be determined un- aud he received many bad cat* and
tho first body came ashore, and num-
0,995.
sion
of
-
foreign
affairs,
necessitated-
in
awake
when
the
fire
started
and
he
was
threatens extinction ol England’s in­ til the official count Of Douglas county bruises.
part by the fact that the president in­ unable to warn the guests for the srons relatvea of members of the crew,
Bryan carried Nevada by a small dustry.
is in. The Republicans are figuring on
One of the trainmen ran to town with tends to treat this subject exbanstively flames had spread so rapidly that he who nearlv a ll belonged to points on
majority.
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tbe news and an engine and cabooee in his forthcoming message*' to con­
The election of Beckham, Demoorat, a safe majority on joint ballot.'
was driven from the building. Escape thia coast, have arrived to identify the
Connecticut gave M cKinley a pural- as governor of Kentucky, w ilt not he
Other states are practically as first were sent out after the three injured
gress. Referenoe was made to the ex- for everyone on the second and third dead.
ity of 23,000. —
reported.
The
electoral
vote
follows:
men, who were cared for by three phy­
contested.
Tbe bodies were arranged in a room
1890. sicians on arriving in the city. Some " pressions in portiops of the European stories was cut off and the fire depart­
1900.
MoKinleys’ plurality in Pennsyl-
ia the public hail, and t^e. coroner
Spanish papers print a letter from
press
that
tbe
United
States
polioy
re­
ment
yras
unable
to
give
them
anv
as­
, ...292
271 time was required to get Hendrioka
M o K in le y .. . .
avnia is 200,000.
Don Carlo* condemning the recent up­
garding China would nndergo a marked sistance.
Here the deaths occurred who held the inquest gave an-6piui<>n
176 and Wilhelm from tbe wreck. The
..155
B ryan ...............
change after the election. I t is author- and in jumping from tbe windowsfthe of accidental drowning. A ll the bodies
M cK inley’s plurality in tbe city of risings.
latter was pinned down in the cab, tbe itatfvely announced that, after an ex*
Pittsburg is 15,000.
r
others were hurt. „ There were many are terribly battered.
The reform in the British army w ill
i n W a .in n « t« n .
COirlS from the firebox bnming off both hnastive review of every step of the
The first body was found at day­
require
in
future
10
month*of
scientific
Seattle,
Wash
,
10.—
The
m
e
uooie*
w
ere
aota
of beroietx in the rescue of women
Cincinnati and Cleveland gave plur­
to ™
tbe ‘ knees.
bodies
d rill for the mldier.
majority for President McKinley in the his legs ™
Z r t a k The
ir . iZ
^ . t e were
te
Chinese difficulty, from its inoeptior and a nnmberof gapsts had very nairow light, when the zinu lifeboat, which
alities for McKinley.
up to tbe present moment, by Secre­ escapes, several having their hair was supposed by tbe survivors of tlie
h o te l fire o c c u r r e d at Pono ,U te ° f Wa"hlI’Ktl’n wil1 ' * bet" * a
McKinley carried his own state by
A fatal hotel fire occurred at Popo- 11000 and 12,000. and John R. Rog- The necks of both of the men were tary H ay, the oabinet ratified every de­
singed, f t w ill be several days before first boat to have been swamped, was
an increased majority.
lar Bluff, Mo., in which four persons
Democrat, for governor, w ill have broken.
discovered on the shore. A few yards
tail, and, moreover, unanimously ex­ the number of dead is known.
The scene of the wreck defies ade­ pressed its judgment that the policy so
Bryan carried"Greater New York by were burned to death.
something like 1,300 over Frink, his
One mtn asserts that be saw 10 or distant were the bodies of Mr. E l­
quate description. Tbe boiler of the far pursued should be continued w ith ­
a majority of 27,831.i
The mineworkers of Amerioa wish to Republican opponent.
The average
16 persons in the ball way overcome by dridge, a passenger; Second Engineer
extra’s eugine had literally forced its
McKinley received a plurality o; have operators meet them t o -arrange majority of the two Kepblioan caudi- way through tbe other engine its. full out ohange to its logical conclusion. smoke. I f this is the oase, a doxen or Poole; M r. Fripp, a traveler, of St.
annnal scale of wagee.
* ~ "j datM for corfgtesp, Jouei and Cnshntan,
Accordingly, tbe present legation guard more bodies may be found in the ruins. i John, N. B., and the body of a seaman.
2,000 in Buffalo, N. Y.
length, hnt neither engine had left the af Pekin w ill be maiutianed, and snob
Ex-Senator John L.
Wilson an- Will be 9,000 01 more, aud the legisla-
The Gifford House was one of the A ll four had life belts around them.
A t an election riot in Denver, Colo.,
track. They were both partly covered tioops as yet remain to be withdrawn,
nonnees his retirement from political tnre w ill be. heavily Republican. All
oldest
in Southeast Missouri, and it At short intervals atoug the beach 11 .
by wrecked freight cars, tbe engine of
two men were killed and four wounded.
leadership in Washington.
,
. if” state Reiublican ticket, except No. 225 was entirely covered, and a according to the original programme, has been considered a death-trap tor a more bodies were found, making 15 dis­
The vote in the city of Chicago was
w ill lie shipped to Manila. W ith this number of years. W . P. Norris was covered np to noon today. They had
rink,
is elected by large pluralities.
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Li Hung - Chang says demands for A ll these things were made d ear by (badly broken-up tax car surmounted addition to his force. General Mac-
close, McKinley receiving 180,970,
the proprietor. He and his wife es­ ail evidently come ashore in the life- -
punishment of Prince Tuan and the yesterday’s leturns. Every county in the heap, apparently,balancing on the Arthur it expected to renew the oam-
boat, and were killed on otrikiug the
and Bryan 172,524;
caped, but lost everything.
dowager empress are too humiliating. Western Washington has been hesrd smokestack. This part of the wreck psgn against the rebellions Filipinos
- ^ ach- not one escaping,.
Lincoln, Neb., the borne of Bryan
caught
fire
once,
hnt
the
flames
were
M
a
rcu
s
D
a
ly
D
e
a
d
.
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The watches iu the pockets of two of
w ith the greatest energy. Administra­
There is r till some friction among from and the only two connties in East­
gave McKinley a majority of 1602, *
quickly extinguished.
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New York, Nov. 14.— Marisas Daly, the men stopped at 12:45 aud 12:25
miners and operators in the anthracite ern Washington aliout which there is
tion officials here think that as soon
gain <^£555 over 1896.
I t is stated that the wreck was due
at the result of the election become* one of the - leading mineownera of the o’clock, respectively.
section, but it may be peacefully ad­ any uncertainty are Chelan and Oka­
In Adlai E. Stevenson’s home pre­
to a misinteipretation of orders on tbs
Tbs body of Captain Harding, of the
known throughout the Philippines, the world, died in hi* apartmnets in the
nogan. W ith these, scattering retains
justed.
cinct in Bloomington, 111., tbe vote
part of Engineer Drennan of the extra.
show
that
the
only
question
is
to
tbs
resistance
to the anthorlty of tbe U n it­ Hotel Netherlands, a t S e ’olock this Monticello, was found at Pionie Point,
The
annual
report
of
the
United
Superintendent L . R. Fields happen­
was: McKinley 306, Bryan 112.
morning, agad 00 years. Dilation of encircled w ith * life belt and fully
States Indian commissioner says Indian sixe of the Democratic— phwwlities. ed to be in the city, and is looking after ed States w ill be overooms.
tbe heart and Bright’s disease of the dressed.
A t Phoenix, Aria., a.wpman with a
Later
returns
are
more
likely
to
in-
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population has not decreased since set­
the dead and wounded men.
GALE 8PEN D S ITS FORCE.
kidneys, w ith resultant complication,
shotgun killed a Mexican robber wbc
orease
than
decrease
Rogers’
plurality.
I t is a ooinoidence that tbe ship
tle m e n t of the country by.the whites.
Coroner
Twitched
has
summoned
a
were tbe immediate cause of death, Peter Stewart was wrecked off this
waa trying to steal a calf.
McKinley has carried 20 counties
t o y W i n d * e n t h e G r e a t Lajtes Ara though "Mr. D aly’s illness dated baok
Spanish government troops have and Bryan 10; Frink IS.connties and jury and w ill hold. an inquest tomor­
shore a few years ago in |he mouth of
Fire broke out in a candy factory at
A
b
a
t
in
g
.
row on the remains of W ilb e ln and
captured a band of 60 Carlisle near R ogers 17, with one (Mason) a tie.
several years. He had suffered severe­ July, and a boat load of meh came in
- Albany, N. Y ., and communicated tc
Hendrioka.
Chicago,
Nov.
12,—
Professor
Go»,-;
1'
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V illa Franca del Panades, 26 miles
ly daring tlie last two months, bnt the where the Monticello's boat w a i found.
an adjoining building, causing a loss-of
\
1» S t i l l P ilin g Up.
forecast offioiiri of the weather hurean, end waa painless. W hile be wag sur­
west of Barcelona.
They seixed a
H a lf of the-men were dead before the
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V
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D
ARRA1GNED.
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1600,000.
Portland, Or., Nov. 10.— McKiuley’x
says tbe gale which broke on the lakes rounded by members of his family, bis
quantity of arms and ammunition.
boat touched the land and many be­
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purality in Oregon is still piling up. F ir s t W ltne«««« W ere O f le e r s » n d Km- Wednesday night and proved to be the life went ont so pesoefnlly that only
v Before nearly 86,000 people, tbe Co­
Two pastonger trains oollided on a
lieve the same is true of ^those in the
heaviest
storm
of
the
year,
is
abating.
lombia football eleven today defeated curve on tbe Missouri, Kansas A Texas Owing to an error in a former footing,
p lo y e « o í t h e H auk.
tbe physicians in attendance .knew that Monticellos host. The fory of theTurf
On Lake Superior four consorts ware he had found rest.
Princton by a score of 6 to 5, on Co­ railway, between Sherinan and Denni- . his lead this morning is made to.ap
New York, Nov. 12.— Cornelina L.
is appalling in this region.
600 less than
lumbia field.
,
•op, Texas. D. H . Weaver, fireman, pear
J"”” ou’”
»"•“ yesterday, whereaa Alvord. J r ., the note teller of the-First torn from their steamers and three of
The body of O. N. Coleman; a com­
C la lm . A g a in s t B oar*.
them
are
still
adrift
or
have
gone
was
killed.
A.
C.
Andrews,
vice-pres-
[
h
8
lou
6
alion
more.
po
National
bank,
who
is
accused
oT
em-
A- very light vote was polled in
mercial traveler, who was not pre­
Washington,
Nov.
14.—
A
n
u
m
b
er
of
shore.
The
sohooner
Stafford
w
aa
, South Carolina. The full state ticket Identof the Grayton oonnty bank, of continue to pour in that former Btyap b e„iing »600,00» of tbe bank’s funds,
viously known to have been on board
strongholds have either gon.
gone for Mo-
wrecked at Good Harbor, Miob., and ; persons, claiming to be American c iti­
and fall congiessional ticket was elect­ Sherman, was probably fatally injured, *»>«Kbolfi.
was arraigned u
before United SAftss
zen», have submitted to the state de- the Monticello, has been washed ashore
Kinley
or
greatly
decreased
the
Nebras­
may
be
a
total
loss.
The
sohooner
{
ed by the Deihoorats.
Forty lives were lost in the Bay of kan's majority In 1896. For example, Commissioner Shields in the crlnrinal Maumee Valley was driven ashore near partment 'Claims against tbe Boers for and identified. H e repteoented a Ham­
branch Of the United States circuit
Tne American Bice Growers’- Dis­ Fundy.
five precincts in Malheur county that
Port Colborne. Several large steamer* the destruction of their property and ilton, Ont., jewelry firm, aud carried
oourt here today.
tribution Company, has been incorpor­
were driven back to Chicago after be- lnjnries to their business in the Soutfi^ aamples worth . »80,000. One trunk
The steel tr a it has bought a fleet of gave Bryan a plurality of 196 in 1896,
Whiting E. Snow, assistant cashier
’
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ated hnder the laws of tne state of lake steamers.
African republic and Orange Free has been found.
-this year gave him but 44. Malheur of the First National bank, told he had
ex^
to
g“ !e ,Or *
Wreckage of all kinde litters the
Louisiana, Hvith a capital of »15,000,-
State. No decision has been arrived at
county,
which
has
all
along
been
con­
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. _____hoar«, nod are,
boaU
were
generally
A typh oon su n k a -B ritish g u n b o a t a t
known Alvord 20 jears, tbe past 10 of
000. W. K . Vanderbilt is president.
ceded to the Democrats, is now
seeking shelter oik Lakes Sur peri or, as to what dieposition shall be made of shore— boxes, barrels, pieces of ship's
Hong Kong.
which he had been the note teller of
boats and parts of the superstructure
these cases.
thought to have gone Republican by a
Michigan and Huron,
One of tbe incidents of election day
■■
of the steamer. James Ball, a mer-
American boots and shoes are In de­ majority of 60 to 100. This leaves hut the|First National hank. He explained
was the suicide of Fred Janscks, of
T be wind, which at mgny places at-
in detail the dattes of the note teller
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»»rlfce la lasiaaa.
chant of Yarmouth, who was supposed
Chicago. Upon reaching the polls he mand in England.
three connties in the state which have
and the bank’s clearing 7101186 transac­ tained a velooity of over 40 miles an
Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 14.— More to have heeu on boaid, ia safe, having
remarked that he was about to oast bis
Dietriob, Republican, is sleeted gov­ given pluralities for Bryan and their tions.
He explained the balance hour, was accompanied by fine snow, than 200 hoisting engineers and 7,000 , miMed the steamer in 8t. John. Rup-
, first ballot. This he did. then pur­ ernor of Nebraska.
combined vote is only 265.
and. with the bitter cold, made it hard minera in the state w ill be idle tomor-1 ert Olive was crossing the bay from
sheets, which showed a shortage
chased a bottle of carbolic acid, and
Fifty-six precincts re|iorted yester-
— ~ „ row ak a result of the failure ol the I n - ; gt, John to Yarmouth to rejoin his
The monitor Araknsa* was launched
;
»690,000 in Alvord’s department. Tbs work for tbe mariners.
u p u u h i s r a tu r u home cuwiuilttul sui­
day. mäkipä a total af 696 out of 769.
diana block and bituminous coal opera- own „teanier.
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,
figures
showed
that
the
shortaus
var­
G a l. Wrouaht Havoc ea Lak* B r ie .
McKinley’s vöte to date I I 42,
cide by drinking the contents of the
io «J *e<l ’ aI^ *bat frdm October 10 to Octo­
Cleveland, O., Nov. 12.— The terrific Wire »0 s ig n « h e e e a l e
boroe dttncnlty h as been en co u n tered
I
t
Is
rumored
that
Controller
Dawes
Bryan, 29,676 The latest estimate of
bottle.
ber 13 it was »700,000. Alvord’s at­ storm on Lake Erie continued today today by the engineers The scale sub- in figuring ont tbe total losa of life, aa
w ill succeed Secreatry Gags.
McKinleys’
plurality
,^1
the
state
ii
The ministers st Pekin have ,agreed
torney led Snow t<j adroit that since with nnabated fury. The captain of mitted is the one now paid in Illinois, a number of passengers joined the Mon-
Steamship Universe w ill load at 18,907.
on the basis of negotiations.
the latter first bceame an offioer of the the passenger steamer C ity o'f Erie, and its adoption wonld advance Indiana ticello a t. St. John without first regis­
Portland for Vladivostock.
Seriouft A trike nt T a m p a .
hank, two years ago, be bad never which arrived early today from Buffa­ wages 20 per cent.
An Investigation ol Berlin’s corrupt
tering at the booking offloe. They
Chicago, Nov. 10.— Spanish-s|>eaking known officers of the bank to examine lo, reports that he sighted the maqt of
Governor Geer designates November
bought their tickets on board. A re­
police force has been ordered.
T r a in W r e c k e d In l*nrl*.
cigar-makers in Tsinpu, Fla., have the assets of the institution.
29 as Ciegon’s Thanksgiving day.
a sunken vessel sticking ont of the
Paris, Nov. 13 — Eight persona were vised list o) the members of the crew,
. Kruger is making a slow trip to
American • Cashier .W illiam Reed, of the First water aliout 26 miles off this port. The killed and 16 wounded in a collision prepared at the head office of the Y ar­
ftixto Lopez says tbe Filipinos w ill started a strike against
Europe on account of illness.
workmen, aud official reports reoeived National hrnk, was the next witness. tugs sent out to locate the supposed between a suburban train aud an ex­ mouth Steamship Company here, shows
continue to fight for independence.
Russia has no intention of building
at headquarters of the International He said that the last time the bank had
Stanford University defeated the anion in this city today indicate that an examination was October 16. He wreck returned to this harbor tonight. press train yesterday morning at Choi- that the officers and crew numbered 28.
another railroad across Asia.
They reported finding the steamer Ka- aey le Roi. The anburban train was The total number of people on board is
Oregon eleven by a score of 34 to 0.
the trouble is assuming serious.propor­ had no personal knowledge of any re­ ligula riding at anchor 30 miles ont.
Nome steamer Roanoke, repotted
entering the station to allow the ex­ pnw placed at 36. The four survh^ra
- - The Colombia rebels were completely tions. Nearlv 1,000 English-speaking port of the examination.
They omild find no trace of a lireck.
•loft, has reached Port Townsend.
press to pass, and tba accident oc­ are: Captain Smith, a passenger;
defeated by the government' troops at workmen have been made id'e inconse­
Merton V . Moore, settling clerk for
curred then, the suburban train being Third Officer Fleming, Quartermaster
Woodbnrn, Or., has granted 30-veat Baena Ventura,
F
ir
e
In
a
R
e
d
d
in
g
M
in
e.
quence of the position of their oppo­ the haukr identified a column of figure*
franchise for light and w ater_ system.
Redding, Cal., Nov. 19.— A fire, the telescoped. The wreck waa complete, Wilson Cook and Stewardess Smith.
nents.
on
a
sheet
that
was
prepared
for
and
The city of Chicago has officially
and the linea were blocked for hours. The three men saved agree that ths
Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister, tendered its »34.000,600 drainage canal
seut to the clearing house as having origin of which is attributed to chemi­
Y e llo w F e v e r In M is s is s ip p i.
canse of the disaster was, briefly:
K i l l e d b y t h e O reg o n E x p r e ss.
cal
action,
ia
burning
in
tbe
Feck
tun­
thinks that when allies withdraw from to the United States government.
Jackson, Miss , Nov. 10 — One new been made by himself. He explained nel of the great iron mine. The drift
Tbe steamer was pounded for honri
Okland, Cal.. Nov. 14.— The Oregon
China railroad construction on a large
the details of making up the sheets
, A monument to commemorate the case of yellow fever was reported to for the clearing house. Then, otte by has been closed and the 100 men ems express struck and killed Eaekiel by sea and gale, sprang a leak and
scale w ill be began there.
unmanageable,
victory of Admiral Dewey at Manila ^ e state board of health from Nat dies
ployed there have been laid off. I t is Lewis, a section hand on the Southern filled; she became
The state board of health authorities
this morning. Mrs. Butler, the first one, be identified the sheets made up thought tbe fire can be confined to tbe Pacific, today.’ Lewis noticed that a broke apart and foundered. The sea ia
w ill be erected in San Francisco.
of Mississippi, report one case of yel­
patient reported, died last night. She for tlie banking days in October. M r. place where it started. Tbe ore is be- tie had been left*'onvthe track. He not remembered to have been so heavy
Tbe population of New Jersey, as
low fever at Natobes. The patieut is
waa a niece of ex-Governor Longino. Moore tesitfied that two figures in the
lieved to be on fire, but an explosion ia rushed to get it off and just aa he on this coast for many years.
officially announced, is 1,88,669, as
the wife of a local Baptist minister.
A surgeon of the marine hospital serv­ al.sets made up tor October 16 had been
not
anticipated. The demand of tha grasped tbe tie, the pilot of the engine I)o»en I n ju r e d o n t h e 'M is s o u r i P a e lflo
Hgalnst 1,444,933 in 1890, an incerase
ice is now in Nafchez endeavoring to changed. The figures as they stood
Isaao H u ll A'dams, a grandson of
men in ibis tunnel for an eight-hoar struck him. killing him instantly
Pueblo, Colo., Nov. 14.— The Mi»-
ol 30.3 per cent.
were
not
his.
He
did
not
know
who
trace tbe source of Infection.
President John Adams, and a nephew
sonri Pacific passenger train which left
had made the changes. It was brought shift recently precipitated a strike, Lewis lived at Bntte, Mont.
Charles H . Pinkham, w ell known
of President John Quincy Adams, died
T k e At. M ic h a e l R e s e r v a t lo a .
here last evening ran into ’ an open
out thst the sheet had been in the pos­ which was ended by tbe miners ac­
P a r te B a p e s ltlo n k n d e d .
at his home at Qunloy, Mass., aged 87 as a manufacturer of proprietary medi­
Washington, Nov 10.— The serrs- session of,Alvord as it had^been made knowledging their defeat.
switch
at Sugar C ity, 65 miles east ol
cines,
died
st
his
home
in
Lynn,
Mass.,
Paris, Nov.
14.— The exposition
years.
tary of-war, under an order of the presi­ up by Moore.
aged 66 years.
B e lt e r In K n ste n d .
closed today with the evening illn m i- Pueblo, and plunged into a freight ca-
The Toronto soldiers of the South
dent, has directed that all (gnds lying
Very few visitors were on the boose |n which were four men. The
D e c o r a te d fo r S e r v ic e |n C h in a .
London, Nov. 12.— General Sir Red- nation
Tbe president has appointed Freder­ beyond a radios of 10 miles from the
African contingent returned to Toronto
grounds
today.
The closing days of passenger engine and caboose telescoped
London, Nov. f2 .— Admiral Edward vers Boiler, on the Don vegan Castle,
and were received with tremendous en­ ick S. Stratton, of California, collector flagstaff at St. Michael, Alaska, be
the
exposition
have
been marked by and fell in a heap which at once took
from
Cape
Town,
reached
tbe
quay
at
W.
Seymour-Hobart,
K.
U.
B.,
in
oom-
of
customs
at
San
Francisco,
vice
thusiasm. Traffic was suspended for |
turned over to the secretary of the in­
fire and all woodwork was burned.
wholesale
bailiff
seizures
of
the r prop-
Southampton
last
evening
at
8:80.
He
___
_____
--r
piand
Of
the
China
station
since
1897
John
P.
Jackson,
deceased.
hours, ami altogether the demonstra­
terior. When this reset vation war
Engineer Hncket jumped, bnt Fireman
was
greeted
by
Lord
Woteelev
and
bis
ertles
of
a
number
of
oonoeasion
hold-
(who ia to lie succeeded by Vioe-Ad-
tion was one of the most notable in tbe
The popnlaton of Idaho, as officially first created It had a radius of 100
Nelson remained on tbe locomotive and
staff,
as
well
aa
by
an
immense
aseein-1
er"
wbo
have
failed
to
meet
their
;niral
Sir
Harry
Holdaworth
Rawson),
••«story of the city.
announced by the United States cenmi miles. ,
was pulled out of tbe wreck uncon­
has been appointed a G. C. B., add bly of townspeople. A t 9 o’clock be ob ligations.
scious. The passengers were uninjured
<he queen of Portugnal, at Cssenls, bureau, is 161,772, as against 84,886 F r a e e o - A m .r t e a n < o u iin .r c la l T r e a ty . Naval Captains Bailey, T. Barks C o l-’ skt down to tbe mayoral banquet, the
F ifty C u e * o f H u b o n le P la g u e .
Paris, Nov. 10.— The customs com­
and
their cars went East later. The
A Stahionahle resort, made a thrilling in 1890, and increase of 77,387, or 91.7
Isgean and Jellicoe have both been ap­ first of a series of functions in his
Port Louis, Island of Mauritius,
mittee of the chamber of deputies met
fescue. She has been staying at the per cent.
pointed C. B., for services in China.
honor. After the banquet, he was Nov. 14.— F ifty fresh oases of bnbonio wounded men were brought to the Pu­
today. The opinion prevails that the
Falace Cascals, and was on the b-ach
compelled to appear and acknowledge plagne have occurred on the island eblo hospital. Tbe wrecked freight
Tbe population of Colorado in 1900
M ed a l F ro m W ilh e lm ln a .
re-election of McKinley w ill lead to a
Watching Catalo Croom, her boatman,
train waa a sugar-beat train plying be­
is 639,700 compared with a population
Chicago, Nov. 12.— Professor Fred­ irom the balcony of tbe hotel ■ great w ithin the last week, and 84 deaths tween Sagar City and Olney.
bringing his boat into shore. Sudden- in 1890 of 412,198, representing an in Franco-American commercial conven­
demonstration,
and
great
crowds
prom
have
resulted
from
the
disease.
tion being shortly submitted to tha erick Starr, the well-known anthropol­
a huge wave overturned the boat.
F ir e In C o p p e r M in e.
"
enaded In front of the hotel, serenad
crease during the decade of 197,602,
Washington senate, whose vote
is ogist at the University of Cbioagn, has
Croom’s arm was broken and he was
T r a in W r e c k In G e r m a n y .
or 30.9 per oent.
ing him and singing patriotic songs tux
Butte, Mont., Nov. 14.— Fire broke
received
a
silver
medal
from
Queen
awaited before the measure w ill bs
overcome by the undertow, which car­
Berlin, Nov. 14.— A train carrying a out in the 200 foot level of the Bell
W ilhelm lna, of Holland. This award til a late honr.
In New Orleani , W illiam Daniel* brought before the French chamber.
ried him ’ beneath the waves.
The
numlier of workmen as passengers was mine, an Amalgamated Copper Com­
of honor has been given as an acknowl­
M e ta l W ork ers* s t r i k e k n d e d .
queen is an ex|>ert swimmer. Seciug and Roes Johnson were convicted ol
derailed today near Breggan. Six men pany property, last night, and ia still
,, S m a llp o x A in o n i In d ia n « .
edgement for a fine collection of busts
that her boatman was drowning, she the mnrder of a deputy sheriff who
Pittshnrg, Nov. 12.— Official* of tbs were killed and several were injured.
Washington, Nov. 10.— The Indian
horning. It. ia nnder control, but
.and
pictnres
secured
by
Professor
sprang into the water Itefore any of her was protecting a negro who assaulted bureau has received a telegram from
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
L iv e s t o c k C o m p a n y F a lla .
grave apprehensions are entertained
"Yttendants could prevent her. U'lth a white woman «»Lake Charles. La
agenoy in Wy<Mnlng aa Starr.
Steelworkers announce tbe settlement
Kansas C ity, Nov. 18.— Tbe Elmore that it cannot be extinguished. The
R o y a l C a n a d ia n « Rail fo r H o m o .
rapid strokes she swam to the boat­ ana were sentenced to the state p e n i-' nouncing that smallpox has broken ont
today of the strikes at the Riverside
Cooper
Livestock Company has filed a ore in thia mine ia free m illing, con­
man’s side and held him up until per­ tentiary for life. Thia Is the first inoi* at Lander, near the Indian reservation.
Cape Town, Nov. 12.— The British Iron Works of the National Tabs Com­
w,)icll transport Hawarden Castle, having on pany and tbe Bessemer, A la., plant of petition in bankruptcy. Tbe lia b ili­ taining a large percentage of sulphur,
sons pat out in boats and rescued l>oth dent in that state where would-bs , Vaccine v, rn. ,or , ?00
ties, plaoed at »600,000, are mostly the and fire once started ia hard to handle.
have dhpati;hed
the queen and her boatman. Croom lyncher, have been caught, tried and |be agent a>ke(1
board the Royal Canadian regiment, the Tennessee Iron, Steel A Railroad
result of tbe G illette failure a year ago. The loss w ill certainly be large. Tbi
was taken to the Royal Palace.
sailed
from
here
today.
i#>
«p*»
Company. The resumption of tbe two
him immediately, has been forwarded.
The
assets are placed at »200,000. ;
source of the fire ia unknown.
plants w ill give employment to 8,0 0 0
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The 83 largest towns of England and
A n a r o h la te B a e e m e M od u rat*.
F a t a l K a llw a g A e c ld u n t.
California stands fifth among the Wales have a total population of near­
D em a n d « a n A c e n n n tln g .
F r e n c h M in istry S u s ta in e d .
Chicago, Nov. 18.— H err Most wtth
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 14.— By the col­
states as an oil producer.
ly 12,000,000.
p
Chicago, Nov. 10.— E. H . Griffiths,
I n fe c te d T r e e s B u r n e d .
his voice sobdoed to gontleness waa lision of the overland limited train of
Paris, Nov. 12.— A t the cloee of a
.
who claims to be the largest holder of
W. P. Rend says European countries
the orator here tonight on the 18th the Chicago & Northwestern railuay
The
total number
of c deserters
long
session
today,
culminating
in
Atlanta,
Ga.,
Nov.
13.—
The
depart­
the
French
army
.in
.
J
a
n
u
^
"
’^
^
8toct
*
n
<
1
must look to America fur •applies of
anniversary of the execution of the an­ with a freight train a t Missouri Valley,
Traction Company, has, with others, very exciting scenes, the chamber of ment of entomology last night burned
coal.
amounts to nearly 7,000.
b»*t night, Peter C. Peterson,
brought suit th the superior court herr •,^ePuG®* adopted a resolution of confi 80,000 trees from a Nashville nurssty, ■rchists Parsons, Spies, Fischer and i
A ll the street mall taxes in Tre­
Engle. The meeting was held in Cen­ Omaha, a carpenter, who was stealing
dence
in
the
Waldeck-Ronsseao
minis­
which,
it
is
alleged
wers
infected
with
The Pennsylvania railroad's system to have an accounting of the flnnnoes
mont, O., were broken 0|>en a n l thf
try by 329 votes against 222. Ths the San Jose seals. State Entomolo­ tral Monte hall. Tbe plaoe was free his way, was fatally injured. Before
of pensions for employes may be ex­ of the concern. The defendants are
con tents rifled.-
,
ol uniformed polioemen, but two city he died Peterson said that two men
the members of the reorgHnizatio? chamber bad previously adopted S res­ gist Scqit left this morning for Wood­
tended to its western lines.
detectives stood on the edge of tbe were standing on the platform with
Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist, it
committee, which took "fharge of tbe olution expxsssing regret that the gov­ bury to destroy 20,000 more trees
Raroqn Reyes, a Filipino, asked the company when it was evolved frein the ernment had surrendered to Belgium which he has collected there. Tbs crowd In the lobby. A few years ago him when the collision occurred. They
broken in health. Ilia physician hat
police interference with tbe speakers have not since been seen and their bod­
ordered him to take an alteolute rest privilege of registering at Omaha with Seattle Electric Railway &
Power | Sipldo, the assailant, of ths Prince of trees, it is said, have been shipped Into
tbe view of voting for president.
Wales.
________________
for several months.
the state without tbe proper certificate. was of frequent occurrence at ths an­ ies may be buried beneath the debris.
Company._________ -
nual celebration.
X
-
Their names are nnknown.
Mormonism is getting a strong hold
One of tbe .Berlin reivews publisher
Seattle, Nov. 10.— A asmi-official
D e m e e r a ile K n> pl»ve C n lla p a ed .
Mabonoy City, Pa Nov. 12.— Ona
a calculation on the number of letters among the Maoris in Naw Zealand.
Y e r k « « ’ S c h e m e « In L o n d o n .
statement
from
Nome
bankers
gives
New York, Nov. 10.— W illiam D.
F lra la Cuttua fcattlag.
man was killed, five others probably
distributed annually throughout tbe
Rapid growth of American trade Ir Holmes, who has been employed dar­ tbe gold output of that district as fatally Injured, and 20 others more or
London, Nov. 14.— ' ‘Charlps T.
New York, Nov. 18.— Four alarms
w o r ld . I t gives the to ta l as 12,000,- China is shown by official reports.
ing the campaign by the Democratic »6,000,000 for tlie past season, as oom- less seriously, injured in an explosion were sent in a* 2 o’clock this mornin
Yerkes,” says the Daily Express, ‘‘has
000,000.
»-
American machinery w ill hereafter national committee, collapaed white pared with 2,000.000 for 1899. Most of gas at the Book Mountain colliery tor a fire In the building at 48 and 6 a scheme to radiate electric Hues for
. The health department in Boston har handle tbs coal and iron received and sitting in a chair at the Hoffman bouse of tbe gold was from ths few ulalms on today, about two miles from bare. As Walker street, the ground floor ol long distances north of London and to
far as can Its learned, the explosion which te occupied by D. A E. L, build low-rent dwellings for workmen
completed a bacteriological test of pult- ■hipped in the harbor of Alexandria, tonight. He w u removed to a hospital, Anvil creek.
lio telephones and advises care to avoid Egypt, with a reduction in the coal where be died later. His lather ia •
dealers in cotton In Order to remedy overcrowding. He
Pretoria, (undated)— By r o il to wag apparently due to a man going Into Mayer, importers and de
_
actual contaot of tbe lips with tbe per ton from »1.00 to 60 cents or lass. mem Iter of M . Holmes A Go. wealth; Charlestown, Natal, Wednesday, No­ an altandoned working with a naked b a ttin g . The fire was in the three
op- is also Interested in tbe mooted scheme
Pittsburg banking firm.
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.
tran.m itter.
r sto r ie s. I t w aa soon un d er o o n tr o l. of a ship canal between Soutbsibptoa
vember 7, General Dewet has been lamp.
The National Master Horseshoers,
and London.”
976,000.
wounded In tbe leg l a the fight with
f Laboring men In Vancouver, B. C., In session in Milwaukee, Wls.. passed
New Orleans, La.. Nor. 12 — The
P a g e r M ill B u r n e d .
tbe
troops
with
General
Knox
at
Rens-
are urging the imposition of a heavy a law creating a national holiday for
Meeker Sugar Refinery, at Meeker, 1»
P r e m ln a n t B oer« K ille d .
Csrthrsge. N. Y ., Nov. 10.—The Isl
R . A le x a n d e r , o f P en d leto n , w i l l
bnrg D rift. Aocordlng to native re­ miles from Alexandria, wag destroyed
taw on male domestic servants, tbe ob­ tbe trade, the date being the first Sat­ end Paper Company’s mills were al
Cape Town, Nov. 14.— Among' the
ject being to diminish the employmeo' urday after the second Monday of An- mort destroyed by die today. The low ports, tbe Boer commander narrowly by fire today. The loas is »200.000; rep resent O regon s t th e B u ffalo sx p o - Boers who ware killed in the recent
■itiön; D.
gust each rear.
naned oaptore.
S tea rn s. o f P o rtla n d , al fighting near Belfast were .Geneial
I ths insurance »140,000.
a f C h in ese a n d ja p s .
i s » 2 6 0 ,0 0 0 . ‘
the irrigation
11» C h ic a g o .
Forte and Commandant Priuzloo.
tea at Dayton, Oratori.
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