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nearly 5<hi kilh-d and wounded.
Kevereta!
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assert»
that
I iiglan-l’s newspaper» must here­
afts-r li«>k to the I’ntted Stat»-« and General Luna, the reta-1 chief killed by
Aguinaldo's onb-rly, ha-l killed his
Canada b r their ¡»¡»-r pulp.
wife and mother-in-law in Faris am!
German carp found In th« Columbia
fled.
and Wllamctt»- rivers in great uumlwrs
A Farts dispatch »ays Russia hns no
will lw fr u-n f> r forrign «lilpmeut.
infa-re»t in Kruger's propio or their lit
Th I iv re entered the p-rtoffice at tie republic, an»! »ill is't interfere j
Albany, Or., thn-ugh a tunnel and Germany 1« «aid to be frirndly to th»-
robbed the vault, recurtng al«”it 43**0.
English.
The remains of l.l»ut»nant-C«d--ne>
A giant brass com Mu* Is being
Miley, bhafter’s chief aldo, w»-rs form*»! »hl» h it is «tab-1 will oompri«»
brought home on th« Kenat»>r. He fell al) th* plants tn th« Naugatuck valley. |
a victim to fever in U m - Fhllipplnre.
Conn«» ticut. Th* inaiu office will te
Chang«« in rank« of naval otflcere in New Y»»rk city.
have male it m• «»nr> to give Sampo n
Hie 19 Kuwian mcn-of-war in the
and Schley )*«• advancement than Facific «ill shortly te reinforce»! by
would have Is’ca given out last reissi-m six «hl)* from th* lju»U-rti s»|uadroU.
of congreas.
Th* llerlin Tag-eblatt set s in this a con­
Montana wa, viafcad by a di»a«tV”u, niption with th* rumor» of the Chino-
snow storm, tha worst in Sii years. Japan”»* alliance.
Ilio loss of lit« will exceed 40 |» rams
Secretary Long will make a rec«>m-
in Teina county, an i 20,000 shrep per­ I memlalion for but a limited Im rvaso of
ished in the «torni.
I the new navy in hi, forth-omlng annual
A *>»«iting j-arty of the Thirty-sixth report, llo will devote m --I of his
vr>lnnt»«-r» encountered insurgents in energies fa» urging abolition of limit of
southwest Santa A ri ta. scat taring them, ' cost in th* construct!- n of tettl»-«hi|«
killing six and capturing eight, ani 10
Herr llopeff, ex-treasurer of the Al-
rifles. No casualties.
i tert Vereln, a charitable organisation
A cablegram has been receive»! at ths under th»» patronage of the king ami
state dei«rtni»-nt from Vnitwl Mat»-« i quern of Sax'-ny, »as sentenced fa> im-
Consul Gudgar, at 1‘anama, stating prlaonmenl for four year» an ! nine
tliat an in» iriccti- n lie« In »ken out i month« for misappropriating 250,1)00
Jv- re. and that martial law has been marks of the s>« lety's fund«.
dm-la red.
At Faris, Mo., the grand jury re-
liatre. lawton an»l Funston have re-
turned an in-!l» lm»-nt for murder in the
celvwl dreerved app-intmi-uts. Hates
first ih-grec against Alexan<!vr Jester,
has be» n made ma>>r g> neral of volun- »»n the charge of murdering Gilbert
tis-rs, laiwton brigadier .-«in ral in regu ' Gai*« son
a Chicago millionaire, 28
lar army and Funston bar been gtvrn - years ago.
reapfs’intment.
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*’It begin*," xaye Tin an-1 T«*»*-.
On* hnndre»! year* ago.it was consid­
ered a wonderful achievement for ten "Io look as though Audcreou and Fl-
men to manufacture 48.(X** pin« a day. wood are to !«• the ttnplat« centers oi
Now three make 7,500,1*00 pin* tn the manufacture in the West. "
The union cigar-makers of Tampa
aame time.
Fla., have enforesxl a demand that
It Is complain*»! that the blackamlths cigar factories be scrub!>o>! and cleaned
of Miline*|«<li«, >t I’s'il and Duluth once a month.
show lack of interest In tte operation
There are upwards of l.iXhi.ihX» ship­
of the hor«<'»li's r»' II» *n«e law. l he
memters of tte craft in Duluth were so pers of produ«-» in tlve Units»! Mat.-«,
disinterest*»! that they concaded their and it is believed that from th»-ir ranks
vacancy fa* the laiard of examiners to a arenas national organisation -an 1«
I iramed.
Minneapolis.
F.x-Mlni»t»>r to Ru.sla Breckinridge
A Filipino nawwpaper make« tha opines that
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statement that Uidi»|«:i»l«ncc will te Ì Francs tutcreferes that II la Uncle
given fa’ tte islands in Itecmnter, I Sam's duty t<> help England tn her
when Bryan »ill te elect*»! presid*nl fight.
of th» Units-! Mat»-« Th* newspajer
In Hillsdale, Mich., the sidewalks
also makis* the statement thst ths are all in control of th»- city; are built
Auieri an casualties hav* te n 23,'R>0 j by tlw city itself by th»- day Interpiani
sin»last I» ' ruar» .»*1 I that the p»licy ! are uniform tn sise ami construction,
now o» a retreating fight.
and are paiil lor by projorly owners
u|«n a uniform scale. Tl»« city is put­
Th« cigar maker»' official yvnrnal re- ting down cement walks for seven
joruthat 414,858.981 cigars were man- »ent* a (<»’t amt wood for tlve cents.
ufa> tured in the United State« during Cement I» n»»w nswl altogether in this
July—an in -reuse over the OUt|«t of
alni th«* jirv*rnt (irdiUAAce h«
the cunr month m J 893 of 89,344,120 bn-n in h«rve for thrve /cura.
cigars.
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^Zthe will of the late Cornelius \ un­
derbill w<-ra ma le ¡mbllc t< iil.-ht in a
statement by Chauncey M
I>e|«-w
Alfred («Wynne Vanderbilt inherits the
larger portion of his father’s fortune
and l*c«v«mea pre- tically the heal of the
Vanderbilt family. The will make« no
mention of the marriage of Corn, lius
Vanderbilt, jr . and Ml-» Wils-n, m r
to any ipiarTel between father and >"il
* «causa of the union, but ap;«ar> ntly
ie father’s displi-asurv was visit««!
u|».n the eldest o n. he rsc<dving, all
told, under the terms of the will, but
41.51X1,000, and 41.000,000 of this V>
1« held in trust by the csecutors. Al-
frel Gwynn« Vanderbilt 1«, of course,
tin- rsaiduary legatee, and will |-
a fortune of prtdwbly 4l0.,x*n.,’*MI l,>
450,000,000.
Gladys, p.-ginald and
Gertrude (Mr» Harry Tayn« Whitney)
will nK-elve about 4 7..500,000 . a h
But Mr. D*|«eW state» that Alfred will
give from hi« shar* enough bit c.rneliua
to make the latter asri- h as hi« bo-ther
and sisters. A lire! will, tberforv, turn
over to Cornelius alsiut 4*1.th»*,‘«».I.
Auppti••>«! to llr
tnslrrr’n
Mm.
la-ndon, Oct. 18.—The lime, pub-
H s I mmi a letter from llear-A Imlia) Cam­
pion, giimmariaing a ,t--ry re-elwd
from his nephew, now at Fort Church­
hill, Hudson bay, which aays some
Eskimo traders up n--rth some time a.-o
shot two while men. •up)««--’! l>- be­
long to the Andree eg|>editM>n.
Apmulnh <»ttttb«»At Itainrsl.
Washington,
Oct.
2H — Admlrwl
Watgnu ha« inform»«l th* navy depart­
ment that the Spanish gunt«<at Ara vat.
sunk May, 1498, in the I’asig river, has
been rwieed. The Ioat lx in l«»r condi­
tion, am! will be repaired.
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Atlanta. Ga., Oct 3H.—Georgia to­
day | mi »I tribute fa> her ranking hero »4
the Spanish-American war. Flag Lien-
tenant Thoma» M. Brumby, of tlw
Olympia, by the presentation of a hand-
■»me »word, in recognition of hia mite-
worthy »ervicM at Manila.
South of Alva, tn ftouthern Illinois,
is th« tenner cornfield of th* world.
It will give this yrer 6»X*.000 bushels
of corn, an average of 1UU bushels to
the acre.
Dewey'« A r It n»t
Irtl < nirnt«.
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■ ftivl often fovvriahn<fr*M are the coin«
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| iti<«n ay in pt* ‘tin» of a physiological ct»n*
ie hul recently re- |
ditmn u*m»«*d malaria.’* AH thew
G-'’’' eiilli« w ■ ibl resign tn th« -
)!<>«-r« -
F»l<1«*ntl>
CuF *n«tructtna Thrli
•ymptoin» may t* amt fre»|OanUy ure
SoTlvt that at least one of tho three
Flaaa K t<’ ,h ^r<*
the rfleet of the uitr of alma bakliu
nominations ho liad mad« to public
London. Out 3’). — The war idtnatioD puwdvra in f»*«l making» Tlwsre it n-»
ofll.w was not approved, but h« attrib­ this m<»rning prvM’ntM Vv> new feature*.
| qaratioQ about th«* poiaunnua rffat l of
utes his dismissal to tho direct In- It i* presumed in Natal} tiu*t th*» I U >»v r I
alum upon the «yatrin. Il obstruct*
tlueU'e of Senor Ikimingo Mi ltdot Ca­ are ro ou«tru» ting th.-ld plans .m l that
! ditfretiMI. prre»tralra the nerrea, rt»aKU*
pote, mx-retary of state in the advisory th»» English Hre resting., I.-it t. l»'.r»>nis
¡latex ami d<*vitaH*re th«
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cabinet of Goverwr-Gencrul Brooks.
fr»».u laniysmlth, at «^preas rut»-«, rtill thii* liaa B tii ina*i*’ clear, thank.«» t->
»«■»•»ipy 4s hour« in i-ausmissioii fa» phyxiciana. b»xrdw of health, and f»* *d
It« Took Tea M»»n*r*
Eugene, Or,, Out. 80.—Deputy Sher­ l<»>n<!on. an I, t her- fore, i 1» not liu- I <x»miniMio imi . Ko ‘’highly injurloua to
of the community
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iff II. J. Day has been found to I* a pOBaibl« that aomethintc i»» happmiin«. I lhc
The l>aily T«d<*itTup!l h^k* tho follow­ th«* ominclit h«*ad of the I uK«-ratty of
defaulter to th« amount of a little more
than 42,100. 11« went to Portland ing from Ladymnith, daf«-t| Wednaeday: I'ciinayhauia, !>r. Barker, couaider tha
“thir cavalry |Mtr»*lR liiive l»<*en fired alum taking powdrre, that he i*ay»
last Friday on bnsineaa, and U le-
graphed hl« wit« from Portland Sun­ on thia aftern«M»n and uh*- I by the t-n- •*thcir nalv abould !«• prohibit^*! by
uni v near the * > n* of
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Krltfollt. in law.”
day. that he would l>e home Tuesday
n gage in ent. lhe B* ■»yArs «lew signa <>t
Voder th«**«* circumxtaix’ea it is
-Ince then nothing ha« te<en heard <
«»coming agtfrea»l>e.' ./ We Itwrned of worth the while of every huuaewifo to
dm.
of the knnoiar-w in response employ the wry little rare that la
A reward of 4100 ha« been offer»«! the capture
»tilitary
in/ M*ut to Command-
tihtary w
w*.r»l
m-er- *rv t*> k» • p ««» dangerous »»n ele­
for hl« arrest
111« defalcation lea to a I’ ___
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ant-tirnrral
ment from the t«»wi of her family.
great surprise to hl« friend«, aa he ha«
ArcorilUig
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A pure cream of tartar baking pow­
always lawn considerol trustworthy.
der, which U th«* i»nly kind thatabmild
Th« money taken was tar money col­ the fir»t battio at lili-ii.-!
army amounted to 7j>k*
be need, ought to coal ala»ut forty-five
ic. u»l in the ¡«vt two months.
atara! n** n another army
to fifty cant* a ¡««un<l
Therefore, if
t>l«a|iprarsnrr at <r«,
Urica, under < oinmanatit-1 »rnrral J<>u* ) >u are |iaytn«t much Iraa, «»»mrthiug
advanced
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Washington. Oct. 30.— News was re­
ijt wnaiw; if you are paying twenty-five
lb*! rente or lr*a |wr pound, the powder
ceived at the war department of the ar­ (ilriicoe canip an4 thru rrtire*l
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rival of th« hospital ship Relief at Ma­ l»4*r I om »« worn wry h*u*y, ful!)
la certainly MM»de from alum.
nila. She rejorted tile disappearance
Alwayw Ivar the*«* tmple fa« t* in
On th. N-xthrrn
at »«a. between Guam and Manila, of
mind when purehaxfng l<aking powder.
Caps Town, <xi 30 —A t*l- ,-u-n •— i'upular Mcienre JbL»ta<hly.
I.ii'uteiiant I;-tert I>. Carmody, who
w«ut to Guam with a marine battalion from Buluwsyo, |{),«l<'»ls. says: A
Muilr Kitt« a lf»»r«
on the Voeemite, when Captain la-ary liocr fcirc« 1« threatrntug Chi'-f Klutms
Muaic cauwd the <!« ath of a beauti­
waa rent out «• governor to lake p«i>rs- sul Chief Linchwei, «Is- nr* l--v»l to
rlon of tfie Gland. There are no detail« Great Britain. Ths two vhiefo* coun-1 ful 3’Vrar-ol’i filly at KI*•retire, Alw
of the occurrence 11 appears ( armialy try B*-s at ths sxtreiiie tM»rthw«el of tbs t tha other »lay. A farmer «irore hia
waa taken aloard at Guam, presumably Transvaal an i iu ludo* Bechuamdaad. i valuabls young mare int«> lesa, and a.
•lek. ami on orlerà home, or els* on It »o-niit a grò.-» miriate for ih»’ l’oer» ha waa -Iriving Up thè prim*lpal stre»-t
furlough. It is thought J«»an!ble he to pri»v»»ke war am>»ng tlw native». - a bra-s t»aiu! su l-iely «truck upits Ida-
Ths mare lutd never heard
may have jumped overboard while de­ The prolwlde explanatmu i» that thè J talli musi«
Boer forco interni« lo dretroy th<- rati- ; a «ound llke that before «ivi «o starila»!
lirious.
way U» Buina<*<», wlitch run, thr-ugh | was she that she »troppe*! d«-a»l in live
Mi»«<>url «t Pnrt *«ld.
Khama«* country ant thviwby j»f*>4»nt »hatta of thè trap. A vsterinary sur
I‘»»rt Said, Ort. &0.—-Th« l’uited a niovpuiafit by <’<>b»nrl I'lumvr't force g»s»n who exanittiol lite carca«a»le» Iare»l
States traus)s»rt Missouri, with a largo tn go U> tb<’ rvkef uf Mat«*MÌng. Al that thè mare ha»! di«l of lu-art (allure,
»¡uaiitity of medicai supplì«» and a rmdy them hate l**rn wV«ri»*a *»( a Itho »lue to excitemet catlsed by thè souml
nurnter of nur«««, lias arri ve»I bere, en ilmían armored train
tha of thè uaccustom«»l music of tho brasa
r»»ut« to Manila.
Btìcni M.>me db»tane** u«»r<h of Maírking, Istmi. — iCoanoke New».
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laréè'M
Goubl haa glieli 43.000 fa» thè Leaguè
for --»dal Service fa» la» use»! in a era-
■a»le against Mormonlam
The leagne
has lasue»! 1,000,000 pamphlets in pur-
suati-e of Miss Guuld’s direction..
Ihey are alme»! Ilrectly at Mormoulsm
and Brigham H. Koberta, a» congre»»-
man. ami wtll te distritele»! all over
thè country. " h«n they are exhau«t«»i
mtlllon« more will follow llieto. The
|«mphleta ami blank petltiomi will t»e
seni lo 50,000 clergymen, ami to huu-
»ire»!« of club» and societie».
The»», together with a vari»! «aanrt-
nent of oth*r prltits»! metter, are ex-
ted to stilisi th» co-o|«rati»»n and
»lanciai »upport of p»»ple of alida»»««
hronghout thè country. Clergymen
arili be askol lo prea»-h on thè «>b)» t
.»( Mormoa predice« ami al«« to takr
tip »xrllertiona f»>T tue in thè crueade
■gainat thetn.
M'sehingfam, Oct. 28— Frank A.
amlerslip. chairman of the liewey
m»m* commission, has r*»*iv*<l th* fol­
lowing letter from Admiral Dewey:
"Washington, Oct. 3*—Dear Sir
1 aoknowledge th* re»-elpt this »lav of
the title d**«l fa» the teautiful h»»ti»e
prrecntcil to me by my »-ountrymen.
My heart is full of gratitude to them
Fal«l II»«
r«>naltjr.
f»»r thia overwhelming »xp-ea»i»’U of
SI Louis, Od 8»i. —A spedai te thè
their regard for me, an I re»|uest that
you will also aceept am! »-onvey to tho l'uat-Dispatch from Della», Tei., «ay»
committ»-»- my heartfelt thanks lor your Rev. 0. E. Morriaon wa» bang»! at
• >n today at Varaon. Te*., tur wife
an»! their efforts.
Very sinrerely
arder. Ile m»t hi» death res.gtiedly.
yours.
GF’)i»*»E DEWEV."
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w-.-»a* rqht
('Bp#* Town, Oct. so.—According to
farther mdvlce« from Kimt«rl«y, tha
their
killed and
B*«en
romovwt
wounded in car*. No reliablo ostiniate
Mr
of their I owmw him l»r«*n mudo
Rhoden rode out an<l w»u«*h«*d the tight
The t*»w tuprople,
in< lu<1.n<
the
women. mounted tin* Iren he-*, watch*
ing ragorly fur the return of th« (mope.
.Mr. Rhode*» u cheerful and give-* hn-
nrr J• rthw daily, at which laiurm ar*
a burnì ant.
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JN«**ra rrnm I (ah Io Orffgnn,
La Granda. Or.. Oct «0.—A big
deal in real estate waa consummated
here fcalay. N. W. Schofield, of Nephi,
Utah, pnrvhaa«»! from Walter M. and
1 liarle» Piaron, what i» known aa the
Harlan Stewart farm of 1.200 a< res m
< 'ova, lor 43d ,000; ale» the Charlea
Goodn ugh residence and *0 a» rea of
land at Island City, for 4'-.fi****- Mr.
Si'bofleld, who has l«en a prominent
at..-kman of Utah, will transfer hia op.
«fallona tn this valley, utilising ths
Mewart place aa a «U« k farm and the
<h»dnough property aa a pia«'» of reel-
dsn.«.
Everythin/, it H n w «•»••>*id* r« d,
hiiii»«*« on (»«'neral White*» r ••■••»nr»'«»«
and judgment. Nothing Í« known re­
garding the progrtw» of defentive work*
for the pml«** lion of Ladvitmith
Ih-*
v<*n*>n*hip I m m- Fv' lu'tive than « ver
At tordiiM to the Daily < hn-un Ie*» n>r-
re»|»tn«1rnt, **thv new regulation* limit
the numlff of w*f-h »Ihwrd for | r* - m
mwnMkrea to one*f**urth the numlter al*
lowiible before. *’
Farmer* In tl
'■
1
st*M‘k at the merry of th«»
and are
conrfrelated m the t*>wn.
Two ¿uní íhe Boem have mounted
on«*» u-« tl in »bellin# ilundre, and it ii
*
th* v managfrd to tranvpirt turh heavy
plcu* »
BURNED TO DLAfH
|*r-rn»»nn
Fair«*«.
w*r«t
(f»in«iri|
il4b«tt>ta.
lit
Mobil«*» Ala, O l.
New« wax
her«’ <*Hlay that II p«••|>h• h»<i
IxM’fi bnru**l to «ItM'h nt Hlr*'«, l>wbl*
win rtmnly «Untt 3»> mile« n*-rth* &»t «>(
Mut'ile. bonirtiino M 'i»*Lty ni^ht 1 a *I
tiro <h’«tn»y«w! th«» «lw**Uiii/« of Harry
G< m m >4 law aid I ha in u«-1 HuHlhiwtii, en»*
miitintf all the occupant* of t»>th hrnwtw*
Th« I hmm IL iw Lut.ily cott*bile*I oi
father, mother ami wit childroo. Then*
wvre mt |xinton j * r«»«>idln4 tn the Smith*
won home, th« hu«liwiid, wife, thrrr
t hihlrvn. an*I a «inter of Mr. binith*M*u.
Th« hrv« *ro beliC'tMi to have beell of
acclthutal uriicln.
Mloiiu In %%'rat ln<llr»ff,
SiUilla^ de
< >< t. 31.— After
dajrt of continuous rain Mtorrns, a tern-
tic hurri aim » from the «onthesmt *w« p|
over ^antlAkfo Unlay, cauMin^ much dee*
Irti ti<*n. Twelve H oum - m were wn'ckr‘1
and <»thrrw l-atlly daai^'i L The nn-
pre* n«lei)tc«t rainf.tll continue«. Tele­
graph wire« are down, mid it 1« Itii]«*«-
tit)le fur vwMrla t*> ente* or ¡«ave th»’
harlior. A Wanl liner has twen de-
The Cuitad State’s
lay rd four day«
tr»u*jM^rt Burnable h*»« I awii kept cruB
ing otitaido th« harbor, and fear« arc
eni«*rtuinr'i tor the aafety of the tleot of
At-huoncm from II .** ti and Jamaica that
uiiM««lly arrive on Monday morning.
*
Jamal«*» Waa Mw«*f»t.
Klt¿-
i/*»V»n, Jamaica, Oct. HI ■—!**••
7* >/<■( tn« wev«ru min atomi that h »>•
«wu|yt the country arrived from various
puiDo An I Confirm th«» fear that «•xt* n*
»ivuf tlamAtfc haa been done. The Bio
inundated Hpaniahtown, d*dmt
<'* ffj«ul«*rable harm. All the railroad
H im arc interrupted, an*I ninxl<4 the
highway« arc iiojMo*<able In rorw
‘¡(irtv e of the tliMMla and lrtHfifflldrM.
A*4vidw from th«* town *»f IU ac I k Rivzr
Mar,lan«l’« Weeiea Teters.
rcjw>rt tfrv;it damage V» uhij»piriti ami
m« nr»t eiecnou «»«» 1« 1-5 hi Mary WluirV'W, Mdl
•m.UrèS
tv
land at which women were allowed to em^e.
vote for municipal officer« was held in
I Hit llundml Mhor-p <rr iiirttsd.
Arundel recently. The town is gov-
Uaii««« City, Mo., O»-t. 31.—Th*
erned by seven commlsaioner« elected
•hsrep pen» «t th* stockyards, covering
each year by the legal voters residing
within the corp-ration and owners o{ •H entire block, w»-re »l«stn»y«sl by Hrs
real estate. Tlic cemms r»-<-vntly taken l»s»t night, snd fi to h«a»l of «h«s’p were
aie-wv-d that there were 37-2 pen-ops at QraMtssl. Four firemen were svriu»*ly
.Idnjure»! by falling walls, and »»no > of
Arundel.
, '
them, Chari™ l*ctat*ol>, driver of
< a
Al-<>ut one G«rman w--man in 25 h(«»k-and-ladd«r truck, may die. lh<>
works in a factory.
z
loss ia estimate»! at 4'*,,.d<*o.
Thera hav« le«n |»henonv*nai lin­
guista tn all ages, from the faraway
day* of Mithridates, king f»f 1‘ontus,
who mol-i converse with his subject»
tn each of thrir 85 diff»-r»>itit fa>ngu»-«,
and from the daya of (T«»|witra, who
never uaawl an interpreter tn her reta
tioua with tiie world'a amteaaadors.
Fir« In a Thrglrr,
<’hicairo, <k t. 31.—Fire broke out
tinder the stairway leading to the gal­
lery of the Columbia theater tonight, a
few minutes previous to the la-ginning
of the first act of “lite Eacelietwy th«
Governor." A |*anic which followed
was quelled by th« prompt action of
attaches of the house and the ¡«Ule«.
Th« large audience left the theater in
In th« 17th century Nit-holaaSchmid,
an orderly maun«r, and an hour later
a Gorman peasant. tranajatnl lite Lonl’s
til« performance was oj« :i I.
prayer into aa many lauguages an there
ar« weeks tn th« year, and tn th« Mil
Ixmdon, Ort 40.—Florence Mnrmyat
■entury Sir William Jone» could cun* (Mrs. Francis Lean) the well known
r»r»S Lil 28 dtfferdni fa>ugu»a.
anthorvm, died in l«>ndon thia morning.
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