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MW! o ft b J m . K » -rf a . •r* S a li a ll The • Mes r : TBC 'Sha rarferng 14t i r r i « a ll •» tele » -he rapate.«-. v. y a» & . y*n m m rf all i :n -h—r-ff it ila . «as rf t g n weh Ä r a r » a u s r l a i war* m r U th* « f * a l a t i je f i JH. M W la n m w i. V aou a 1 y ng is a» ata H i m — iS W te* l i . m f Deoar- C «M . Hat« - t r t * '» . ) t /■tra i æ ■ a» dia Mener » <»í - «tiUnsre -o tfc* atioyt I -«m to ry ■ M t W. U , l» IU a » l by » aatUlíi Th* th* n v f Th» Msaq, tha a ia A i g u » .eh*, hi. et Caéiforaie. a h .strrfrm tasta « t Thamter* Tha Vardan pi (V it a te iim n g tha A- R U. « h i Kaeir Clark Cattali »Ir ti* » Tha ' af »ha they dad aitai y Il V -laharrwi fri l iapaty ! » /ti ú thiai- ' paru h T si brawl i. —T h » rar- chan shay artioy et ut tha hy Caifas. Vasti . Ir ti* Vaiti met V .-r»n I July 3 alfeet Ha r.g Ut Vhl Allan. V i l i » ware en tha ’ at Tenta. Cola.. tha cabla aart all Tba riTre i half ; ula wwia . 1 » Turk Herald ' ja m xim a * a « r . l u a * i ■ m o t lor h » i r a i d I m i j b l y « -tararti. sau nt s . t s n- -erim ng w th i A * n a dia : j e a i y t í sBair MtuM jo>: aia» V S i r » Im- tiia s a M c m T b « ■tiar-tf «-¡1 y n * - aJMT « i m as dia ■» « . T i r i . « a tu ata rf sha ' t i par roer Maoy ara a l tua op ra i»» that ta* « n - »t w a i 1 sua utaatma ut 3t- Irai;a Jan* ì — "Di v i i * ' Heaier - h r » i«r wa* H a n l tat al Oaaraa. a atharti ai Sc f aaic. -arlar w a w a t at ■nan ana naya. 3 » tarot*-- « jre- par-.ag n taha a meya!* n>ia u hia natal, ha asa treetoi ■ » tha nrwrr w a bJ~zr u r i amar « n a l . 3 c jcrempsert ta a it im i tha wembtaaa. a i In a '! «sriamaat: "Thnaa >t yo* who are tcpnairg me are -e-jo-ring 'ioti. Jut ama t i ha natta chi» -m ark, the ■rumi -'.narri ;n en s ia ia a U; reaten- ng manner Haecen.ng «a a i» -eons ha garr.ere-t ahat » aetnogioç» ha hart with him -.ara a murile. an>i. hi» wheat, sanati math from apa. naît! rtuiwer» « t am a. Ha a ia « n r l ia sha hark if tha sack by a m im i*. hat it m ftrsal aa njnrr It dirt, a o a n r n t « hia «p m i m a* sowohl che «s a tr T . Waabiontoa. io n e I. . ■ Prtn io u V e K m ay -naMrari tha ce « P IM I M grartnataa ni tba teator aart p. «t yratinata eiaaaaa ot tha Satinasi ani- rcrPity law artwini. as tba annosi -rta- naarreaant csciciatn oairt .a ib i» city thi» a t j i a t Tba thaatar waa ezow.tert. aart aaanny them were nana pancia nt noce I ¿enera! l i m i waa che heart of tha ìfiasitatMMi. ani onwferrai tha •ie- (rca» m (m inate«, a cnatuai whirr, w-a» fnlirraart hy Pr**utewta Haya». Arthur aart < le-reiaotl ia aia tins te r». Th* aaanal a it im i co tba (m in ate« waa rta- tiawrorf be «enator Thnruon. nf S ch m - ka. atei a vabeltesnry ia babai! al che •amor e ia » e ia » by ti rar i » X. Brown. at V Tommy. Tbe s m in a i» reprmanc all na tuina ot tha C moa a t«»*»| lPM Bars « l »th«. ■ ha rapavi •i The I at »ha Cnhan : ratal ay at hs- C an ni «tal . ih n w ill tbe Ca- ■tsbi ;ch their nviepandenoc. ■a tn he rainer! ia two way»— ios» aart hy Ore mie at yoirt • par » a t . payable 'lea »car* i ot Cuba by tba K f t Brim . dai» aart » • other nraatiyiv- i t t » of esparta. ritb ilta. arate appi i- ' al patenta 1 teat fn h i* i • n a » ba as aarta t h » tha » h a neo dirt a » fallow hla rtirantoi urtati l par- • m o la r i. fa a Maat ia a n » « t Tu Cai., fUat.ua Ita *i. a frtyhtfnl injonea H » «yo- balta ■ distort (mi aart left hanyiny ceka, hia «booLler waa partly r sort hi» aralp out open. Ho « i l i Ut aerai M i l » hai ho » affia ta i by «lia n ami cha Tarkiah ofBrtala torilitr for «toityiny tba Trtrkiab nny U> Ha te Mth ■ kept Tba oAeial» i kind is offering Mew York. June A — A itapatah to tha Hersirt from Boanna A y r » my«: Tba Italian «tramer Ibietoem di ««en- ara, foaort abaartoaerl on the htyh « e » the Xorweyisa bark T a n ir i. which «tartari f r o » Mobil« lor Port Vital n th a nary» of ! am her. Tbe hark wan act on Arc a it oowM noe ha snwert. amt waa ¡a a pomt.no ianyernn« ut other ■b.p* There waa nothing to nsiieata r hat hart bararne of tbe -mew. Rffffk % ««» r1* Ra»«*4 Port lami. Or.. Mar 31.— f o c i Honeyuan. Do Hart * flloin. ow tn r- Cor» for tha Aatoria-Oobie m i rami, karre raretrart oder« to complete the rami by October I. Tbey interni lo bara it dona by that time, ami raoae- yneaüy will inerì » « tboir tiro » « am». They bara now about MO men employai, ami ia a few day* r ! ! imi* «eren drdpe» at work. Imihiiny preste» arra» lidchaJ*. ami will taci ease their torre lo TOO or 000 man. 1v i f | l n Tow* DootPteTdl. * 'h riet lanía. Jane 1.— The town « S u » » , p rarta» of Vorth T-m Mj-m near tbe mooch of tbe S ameen rarer. » the Mamara f)nrrt. w ot m a » V Vor way, k » been entirety .te»royal by Are. The Same*, tannai by a Aarre wind, «pram! » rapidly that Um I . M inhabitaata w o » a nable ta « r i arra their forai ture. kill 2 T S -2 THE Gl » .a r n ? nanrt 3 « . Tur*, __ n OC £ — 3 a n d ai » ffb* r ... - f a n a r a Tinsi A Wild Freight Crashes Into 1 . w.icn 1* wiil «a r » a Passenger. aert i»a ^satinila « • X cH -atel'« attar- e p ia i usui-s -M iim iri 7 neauua. ¿upur-anc dr NO ONE IS TO BE BLAMED a y sa I h W '« r wuiuu ^asaa. .a . t r n.s.har ft» 3na.n s i* . Warn KUtert amt riflh* « « r » « « .ly [ 1 - jc ir , » * oaan: generai so lujurai W*J*«1«r a* Th««. W er«Try- i — „■. a; u m «-reointaii. she rapors ia g tm B ra t T h e ir W » j • « F r « i * h t . rf ' —- T » n iifTi **" vSiìitnrn ¡ toti * g „i ,| ^ a gra n auto to ,>o*i n Boise. Mar 3 1 — The most iismtrau* j W b » 1 im m n - o » o a n u » t i s ii« wraik in the hirtorr ni tne hiiort Line M n II „ai S bt Jt^rerr 2<?u® ai» *»" railrnmi .»anirrai at American Fall* at tm a » _ 4:dl) this morning. A runaway irright Hr ' ll nane « ^STWr-gd JT TiafaÌ2l?- train crushed into the west-bound pue- M a a - . t r neat 3 r shas ss;aa sha senger train. Xine men were killaj i muri— « p k j sa assiiiitss» sha ìaw iiwtrgbc amt eight others «erionsir In T-r^ . j ' j K i . ¡n i co ja re prar- duren. fínttl imgf— * — i«a*limiin»i. —ee-'r larari' ira ;.» .-.»tmatioaa ia * «ration huitoiing»*hattere.l to pietm* Mea 3 — . f - m rese jifhr s sediat-on ami Id or 20 cars smafliiai. Tbe Heart etn ei * ro aa rrn-e. su- i ^rwt i ni] far are: .* nera«». T ia Earn i • C. V . «hiel.is. residence unknown: ■e rea- me -eprvrs )C terri D. L. Thowtpson. of Dayton. W artt; John R- I,.)«per. of W el!«rille. Utah; —y . - . « | ma 3 rrs- mie. a i f t wr.l n j i ite jaco» -ir rata -ciaismaa* J -¿teffen. of Dillon, M*mti fire un known men. nCose ~We ’ jiìhìce itt : raa Excepting Cooper, fno**** m*?n w*»re a"su-r-tit. i " t n a . iaeiri!» “® heating :heir way on the freight Moet Tara a ^ ir m S - . u u p n . 301 sua Cooper ■ u r » ta ja c s .i'iu ia v r iis a l u t t ot them were sbeepskearers. was ;n*t about to take the pasee rige r etao-e-i . m ro it-rreart w ;a saa fciap- train firing r o t t a » H . V E a a . - a u - • •te it ai» aaijprr t ’ rrr.'ns retar. The oassenger train hail pulled into '»«. m—■ a» u _ e 2irw 3t.rr « a r ■*-J. ir nana, r» -mss-: u* ansdccn- Amere.-an Fails, and * » stamiing at iai Tn;;. ;*» i.i» •. — n — — ~T t . i w.ch .ca jeeuetonaart place waiting for the -ut w— -t irf--Tnr--: —- imi a m i » irom -reigat to pas» it on the sidetrack. i m o i» a a m n s i w . rhere :» American Fails fltatiow is situated in a Tnctr-ai^r to umor, aowere- ;.-.as u à iepreseinn. and tnere ia quit* an up j r n r t-a: * a i '» ro -m ia w- J a» » Sir- ¿-vie .a both d. reettonsL Tbe first warning o f any iar.ger was i » ~iüf»y » n-1. aBuer K srte ep-: d i n ai ih » Tmsaa Ttam. Is wslI » irra a sona. wnen Engineer Heckman heani the •vr--»:a s ~i* w-u - - ma trim n mro height wrustte to back upi He at once x war » ra «u w mas sa» T i s w -case» rereraai hia engine, but the rail» were j j g .'u n a a ma -—»ati: u n s u s o t wet and the grade hear«, and it waa war. in ' mas >n sua a m iti! >t a aman- an n-tan: tr tw*. before rhe train re- rr m -nati » ir a.mmema. -nam » spomiai. and in that moment the Havana. itera :. — J t i r -a a i a j w » we i n » ma m.: ‘o Ma a>l -terriTian freight tra.n thoniiered around the -nrr« in u -rae the br.<ige. pong at n u t » it rrmerrur ma aar sa s rroaa. rana s a o s j r sia ra w »min i w * - The 3ütm saa prm - r-m .iic ificroi» ami the rare of 40 miles in hour. fassnae "Ha scasi >r 3r. ¿ iis . suas it » i m i il n t ma àracuh m'rern- -sni^— in— train aad hardly hegnn to 3tr. Cash «an w í L t * » . i . *tr—* w ra -nani ira aimr-asrs .at: aif ’im it is iH ¡acre before tn* freignt .iashe-i into it. sa» Tin m i ~ ¡ t anni ¡ i i srus -ra í ma a e re ! t u r r Tirr.sans a» due tíotn engine» were demoüsned ami Dr. Hata o n t - m » m eneen-n ut T. aaeaaaa sra a.. g f a t r -asaiBSiea the freignt cars piied up on* on the a ma «nao- aaa nuseiicata ix i sszne ocher jamming in me side and demot- >t mar shas 13 lara. r e m aasDCsassoc* ire xoar.t so or aruar- UD.rf on* whole end of the station i<rf l i » sreacr rs*us. sura a » s saacessc. «kaesua ai sha bui Lung m m ; i r a ! » : . » ! as «ratemtay % moti eia. If ao scansai -a." : sernasu »r J u k as the engine* met. Engineer r i a m *t s 2 e !■■■ muai u n a r i w Ha-sman jinnpai an.i came to the -ir», » e h a>ia» ire Topefcr shoe * * * a* m i »n a sant - -.ermgaiai -arsure -etiiaaiesss s u r ras » aaraa:. granr..: :n me m.-UK of firing timbers •mi» ar dia i n s « -en ra m a s;-ri.. It a « s ii sfa» • » .mini >)t -nana w j t m - and iebr:*. -;-u» 3»*o rare '.. i l -onip.eta saoiaotnr Joan Ci»cer. Trank Burke and s repart m sna ü.::x -ara. «mi C- C li * ’l i s » -a i ' .'.m im a saau w ill -« X^gnt egraoh Operator Charles m a a i l M S ' » u s e r -*a*rt <n sea iza - Mimmi» i sba master i i a h Oondw.n nart been talking on the plat naia-: w-sóont x -rpsare m anr re^- form an :n»ant before they saw the e# sha na. sua wild freignt coming. Cooper ran into T .e --rorc toas x »»-acia. — •»•“ -■j—r the iepot and was kilted instantly. a r j e a m . « f - r s í taa sa ■ a m a . bau ;et»o »n s sa Ha m oa » recaiTe re- Burke an.: üoodwm ran out behind the V erlar’ • «c y r V - a m a ^ r ' ir can- Torss irima 3t-. Cilòcass uni Ctmsal- boiLiing and escaped. Brennan, who Lee i swrson a tha rame » t w-u a 1 ienam Lee wa* 'Sanseii tm-.ar by A r a t wa* on die piatform a: the same time, fta r u r r 3 a mula max -rra.3 » -e- i c i aeertary ü rr amo -tateì chat a» was our-.al ia the wreck. «Mcarhta jar sha >w:r. >1 ¿.r.a. Th* c*i aas cura *_ lc u so » The station bu:...mg was demolished -eri«i u «xffer-.ug Aure—can# » • ' , * * . . to me par- non between the depot and 'renan i Laa gnor an ta«iy »a n . the private -corns where Agent S t Tri E S A U iC N ?AC -C. • lair and nis w ife and three children were isteep. I* v « a Ra IT a r . » uEVEE VE.*» -'O O C C S - OEWT K r « The .tend and mangled bodies of tw« of toe kitted were hurled against this A*ti5r-_a. Or.. J t re Z.— It cen -rated partition. Beam* were forced through that the cancer *§ or. L'-rei- -rrer :t and orer the heii neewpsed by ths j o shns iar •_ j -ecuon to i tr> i j « ; : Xew '. r c u i . ènne — a .- ««a» » chiLiren. nut miraculsuaiy not one of reswit-ay fr n » » e v unci';ers. - u n re- shrro-ittka >f id la-mg-r tc ... The Them was in jurat, although the room iih was twisted and shattered almost u. Isxacsan it r g r lanee acari a l i t 0 xrre -.erram 3 m .jm rr.u rt «'su ck saia aaormoy ¡a sha are» u b a il :rawn -oosi ierah!? from the ‘Tu:- fragment*. Canrart’ * aamt. V r miur» y n i e m rtm - orpplie*. :art s;.e eariy irranrt The freight train hmt ran away oc low Bason i-iiiyc. . » sa» Manan spi -M she r m r. wc.en h » itrns the water the hill w e « of American Falis. it mnrt.dy and -e*wentai feining jr.il smp- is thought that some of the sheep- tirer. A t t o’ -lora tbia » < » 1 mr. oforms- i»tin * , ;» icots.er eaaon for the m a il shearer» or hobo* ha>i cut off the air. Doo w » « c e -re í «c Bati'n ibtyna rr.se rack. During :be a*t 40 hour«, now- Toe air brakes would not work. an*t on tha íareea at Caner r esyar-ann» w » -n r . San j it » seen rcmcing :a much the hid! the tra.n was found nnminatr- aaaioy hartiy aa>t chat a — »»in ii1 ma arger psaat:::»*. some of the .lannerees anle. Corefuctor Cook an.1 Brakemen lia béa so c ea- as aay nomane. There reramng aa Ugh is six son* of 5-n. Iter is and >V e«ron were on top setting Owe laauery is rerorrd to iare re- o » hean a ¡aaiiny at xim tut sai sa» s -e- the brake», and Fireman Cosgrove had mr-.tr shrnnyanns s&as «crs aa io.¡ sha teiTai since ttetn- ay 10 tons, aert ->r»ry cmnDat back to help set the brakes, -hnwynt « f a s r a a n nart a » curera: pmrxer .* sow running a foil force oi but mer proTai of no aTail. The train neo the ■-abm;»;on ot sama» .sable ss □ten. who are haring »11 they .-an ia. •hot .town the grade and across the T »«e rc a y erenin*. in .» squall at the bridge into the passenger tram. w-thta flail, m they had been «t;e- ■w ait at the nrer, four nshrrmen. Only the cool nerve of Engineer «haryrrt amt «eat -o their im m i. The V l**m. Hatwon. Hocfman and another Hecsman in remaining at his prat and whose name .a saknown. were making ever antborrti» at Baiun Bonye nas reversing his engine saved th* lives of tily paxbared -nyetoar a terra of men irsfts hetaw the hell : noy on the in- doaens of his passenger*, as well as of sort ptaemi soars «a borgra d aaatersai ■ Tuning siiie. To avoid «wimping their the family of the station agent sleeping which la c re o e : CO ba aocnorart a.one boa«, they were obliged to ont away ia the building. tbe front .if the Burton mw mil!, and their nets. which drifted not to «an and The wreck presented a scene of inde by 4 o'clock a tay am tow-ny the were loat. Tbe lorn ;■ |300 to each scribable destruction. The cut in front hawp» at mem and material ca che «cane man. BrigmilerJoaneral Flagler, chief of of the station and the spot where tb« at lanyer orrtnance. United S cat» army, arrs«e<i station stood were piled high with A t 4 o '« lock, fhnrciy before -he broken car*, demolished buildings and barym arr-.red at the plantation she in the city today, ami ia now inspect- the shattered engine*. Ties were torn ta raa bant with a Uwrt report, and the i1** the new fortification works at Fori up and telegraph poles and wires were Sterene. water, ia a «ream *0 feet mute ami down in the rains. ■eren frat deep, began pnnrrny th roach SUICIDE OF A PIONEER. The dead were recovered and the in a breac ami apremiiny rapidly i t « sha jured cared for as rapidly as possible, fern la lamia ta the rim nty. Tbe >ffi- T » a a D m * o f h r y i h a l * * mad S h o t ami at 11 o’clock a special left the .*lsls nt the P n n fh c m .r .eras district Hinuflf. Fails with the wounded for the hos- ami of the Illiaoi« Central rail rami, ‘ Wa*h., Jane i — Leonard pi tal at salt Lake. w e » on hand with \arzr terras af men Vihoal. a pioneer m id m t of this sec ami aaiiaited «npr’ iee of material. tion. -ommuted suiciile at Pine City, A CUBAN CONFERENCE. Tbe la ta » news reeeiTed from tha 14 milea w e » o f here, under circum -r»Tu« e tonight rwpnrta that it ha* stance» aonsaally tragic. lasyartaat Usrtlag 1« Be Held la rt.ll«. wiitenod to 1M feet, sod that the water Late at night he went to the cemeterr it going chrawyh »hoot Are feet deep. del phis Neat Week. where the body of his w .ie ¡» bnrie<l. Senrral plantation* bar* airemiy been and took a fatal dose of strichnine. Ha Philadelpma. May 3 1 — It is defii- »nhiaaigmi. and the water ia «premimy then fired a pistol ball into his brain. kiteiy settled that the most important ia erery direction. Gnrenaor PoaCer Tbe body was found next day acroea eouLrence held in America in ivnnec- has «.sited the break, ami w ill hare all the (rare. tion with the Cuhan cause will assent- » a t e ton -» araitahle immediately -on- V.honl lire.! in «pokane. where he ble in Philadelphia some time next era ti* cert th e », and erery effort will coodnoted a little cigar and <ranfec- be made to e t a » the ereraam ae a»>u tione«T »tore. He ha.1 a second wife, week, tienerul Palma will preside. " lth h,ni *>*1 fr** Witeeada, the charge a* puaubi*. bat it is m:d they dirt not lire together d auairea. They are coming here, it Mr Keenan, of the le w » bnwH. wbc happily. * is said, to prepare plans that may arcnmpsn.ai Gwrernar Teeter to the Hi* f ir » wife committed «uieide at meet with entire approbation of the ad break, think» it T i no rlosal. a* they Pin.- City four years ago. He ha* six ministration. h a » eoeegh aaooey. labor ami mater children, one am of 19. is an inmate It is said that as soon as Senator ia* tor the pwrpnae. although it may of the asylum at Medical Lake. Xitmul take three or tear dart to complete the was about 44 rear* of age. A note was Sherman heeame secretary of state he •ent for tjuesada. That interview haa taand on his body requesting that hia ha.1 UK.re to do with the «m m ,g iunfer- «rare be decorated with fiowera on ence than anything that has occurred iaroed 5.70S books Memorial day. in Cuban affairs ainre the inauguration in I f Of the war two year* ago. l . i . . a , i l l ,,t t k * U n g M . Port Townsend. June 3. — After Limitari. Jane 1.— Tbe Berlin corre- look In* h i « Saak«« *«r«. ■pnwdeat at the Mail my»: Tram a three la y.’ s u r here the United S ui.e Tacoma, Waah., May I t __ n i— r Rnanaa eearra o n » » new» of a enn- battleship Oregon left tbia morning for O K «vf of San Francis«», ia now try- •pirary against Kiag iteorge far aMire the target field down the straits of h ’ i . ,h# Ut N^«hern deeply n o ta i than was soppanni. Fuoa. There h a » been 40 desertion» p K IV eltic railway, that waa horicl in the T b e » te lndobitsbte ewirtenra that from the Oregon since her arrival oa Bound in the landalul« two year» a*.. Premier Balli and hia avi I* ac ne* ia Puget sound two month* ago. tbe r a b ia » a » (Tarai« implica tal in a A r a t a l C i U W h . Jotind a h «.Mama 110.000, and p i » to «w w n h »w dio rtynmty. New York. June i . —S i* people »he finder ia promlae.1 $4,000 to re ™‘ Tbe Kolm iaef» Zeitoag a c that were killed this afternoon by a col •over it. O raorr will be c o » pai la i to par a terge lision on the La> r.g Island rail rued at There are more American r e s »), — imtaaeaity. to reduce her army te M,- V alley Stream. the « r » t lakes than on the ocean, aud t W maa, aad V g iv i i f U r flee«. tk*ir combined ton nags te greater. Lk.at. »jkOfti t a » » ta « n ., V »h in * - ,.n. . tbe tariff hd| I tag a source 1 throughout th* d»t tie more than a liepnaal of. •ncraotaj without, ing proposal -ratio member* o f, tlo/Oirr. each *a _ GE! at great length. An exciting ing the afternoon, n gan was called to ■ b * waa temporarilyi severely enti. i-mg ^ house *»f repre*ent4(n U ral that the ^ war enforcing u a which representative! • 1 jni| t.bia inaction as as i alar rights. Frye fir»: gave \ t e « would be mad« ( of tbe other b o a » hemently repeateil had made a point of The temporary pi e l Morgan to restnmf ruled that he waa out] Alabama senator i _ was about to appeal! when Hale withdrewi der. and further aetioif Morgan resumed h» 4 ing the tariff debate, l point that congres* * * ] « ’••n in ac.-or<ian<-e wid tion, the house bavi functions. A fter a sharp c«afod fe-viers, tfnar succe motion to adjourn. NO M O PE FOR G «v«ra «r BsiH (a His I -a.-ramento, June 1- rant will be bun gal on j wees fn>m next Fri Build th i» evening u uch in effect to \V»nl ^uer.tin. at the same t ieath watch placed ip J Immediately after message to Hale, tte] ¿riven ia a hack to the 1 he t.s>k the train for Sul Xo th withmaad i ng the I g- vemor haa made ksoi and the telephone i out. the same -ecrecy I reganiing the stab governor ha» prepared,! be given out until I Dnrrmat*« Parent* WII]tf fian Quentin. Cal., lore Durrant has madell mat if he must meet 1 gallows, he w ill die lib j mere suggestion of Mid to him. he mys. Hei he w ill die in the parents, who will insii the execution as hia The eider Durrant says tl a woman of ietermh will press her legal rig L'nder the law. Wan deny her admission if I the prison gate an inrj son. requesting her’ p banging. A I > r iv « r '» C* Denver. June 1.—At i| a item, ion a spring H-ury Marsaiiu, a car] taming eight children to y year*, was struck fcr l on the Denver Jt Rio I and as a result four child and the other* are 1« two so bully that theyi s-au. with bis three child spending the «lay at thel plier Schoneweis*. in j^ ^ j| portion o f tbe city, start for home he took » I •iren gatheral up in the i for a short ride. It is dl police that Mareau was i paid no attention to tbs I engineer, but drove while the train was ini hut a few feet away, struck the wagon, de crushing and mangling tbs I a horrible manner. W a r a rt Ik* Denver. June I.—A Rocky Mountain Xews 1 Creek say*: William 0 and Frank Curtis, ago!1 the Norman tunnel, fit* I of this city, were killed I mature explosion ot was warming four sticks I over a fire. Tbe bodiss 1 recogniaeble. PfOW fil — Abbott. Tex., June 1.- L. Barr, her 4-year-old * sister. Mies Hattie L. All 14. were all drowned in»* house. The boy was shallow water and ina ped off into a deep hole i«> the tank, and tbe othertf- in trying to rescue the M A U'»«ament 1« I Chicago, June 1.— fo. it .-n of Chicago » i i r ^ ^ ^ nine nt to the firemen aad^^^ met death in the cold-* fire at the world’ * fair I T k * G a n o r a t-W o r k M M New York, June 1.—1 ®*J " f the garment-maker* I third week twtay. Ah lor», w h o » eniplovers tuteM lien agreement, have re*» leaving about M.400 stilH this city aad vicinity. ^ ^branfehl to.lay expreflteij •atUftal that the o p *r«*| j return to work ander
