aaa DIED IN HIS CHAIR Abner McKinley's End Came Suddenly at His Home. Overcome the Fatal Malady a Drive During the Day Guests of Mrs. Ida McKinley. Somerset, Pa. McKinley, brother of McKinley, wa chair at his home His dea came i his family. His (S51 Cl Presi dent nN th warning rvant, w his ros with m, a up 1S not slept in and it known at ' y y CIOCK, Mr. McKu waken his at 2 « ley got up agam, Mrs mm what time as he did not servant. McKinley walked int 1S rof 8 o'clk 1.1 chair cold to ck and physician death had probat hours bef McKinley’ disc ast i thy aller DENOUNCES DYNAMITING Western Federation Will Join in Offering Reward for Arrest of Guilty Parties. usands « the grout Lie Cottage. Apparestly Dead Child Revived. Custer. S. DD. (Special) After 36 hours in her coffin, Mabel the five-year-old daughter ¢ Fearing, has bee i was saved throu Dr. E. S. Norton, at the hon Norton wnchanged appearance o refused to permit tl closed He and an effort was mad child. At last ration were ne C Fearin : : 1S¢ fioted ca ail SIR sted 11s Woman Stabbed to the Heart. Ph ladelphia, {Specs 1 v1. SJIAry ardson, a young married woman, ugh the heart | her sister-in The w n stabbed thr Richardson a quarrel estate May Richardson « drove the blade an's heart. Jea 3 law, dur met In a few a penknife Be other th was Heir of Cecil Rhodes. Asheville, N. C., (Special) Mary Virginia Rhodes, one of the heirs to Cecil Rhodes’ estate in South Africa, has been | in Asheville, She now Mrs, Virginia Rhodes a missionary, Mrs years old, House Burned; Occapants Cremated. Maggard Ky, (Special). home of Henry Suthern. near y ound 14 laker is about 45 The pants perished of Mr. and Mrs daughter were neighbors, their by and today Suthern found Woman Appointed Receiver, Macon, Ga, Speer, of the United (Special) States w Judge Court, Savannah, receiver of the bankrupt nah. This is believed to be the first such a position. Judge Speer, in mak. made it to show his confidence and pride in the business ability of the women of the South. NEWS IN SHORT ORDER. The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid Reading. { Domestic. Elias was motion M Hannah in New ) on District Attorney Rand sion of the testimony Platt, the aged millionaire, her arrest 1or extortion, In a ht of temporary Robert R. Miller, who : Lous with his wife and daughter from | Tampa, Fla, y visit the World's Fair, | rs discharged | who caused | 4 ty came Kokichi sOm, Cal, Mrs. T. ¥ himoto Sacramento Paper in , went 1 A gdavs striken tenament, her threw 1 ci ' ura i from Francis . t 1 ct he World's sevelt few ; Rarsuls having eC, may accepted nn a practical y all of Bandit conditions for release accepted Sultan The British, French Russian Ambassadors at Constantinople | Nave reached an agreement to present a i the ns their by the and government to put a stop to the Ar. menian atrocities M. V. Jadovski, the Russian minister at Berne, Switzerland, was shot in the head and seriously wounded by a for mer Russian officer, who is now a Miss Lena Morton, a daughter of former Vice President Morton, died from blood-poisoning following ape pendicitis, The question of the administration | of the Congo State was discused in the | British House of Commone, Sir | Charles Dilke advocated an appeal to | the United States to act with Great Britain in the matter. French, Spanish and British fleets have been ordered to go to Tangier. The United States Fisheries Bureau has stocked Argentina waters with several varieties of game fish, UNION MINERS DEPORTED Torn By Soldiers From Their Weeping | Families. MILITARY IN ENTIRE CONTRML. Train Bears 76 Union Miners, Under Military Guard, Outside the Limits of Colorade, Others Will Follow Until All Are Out Judges and Other Afficials Said to Be in Sympathy With Union Are Exiles. Colorado Springs, sherman Bell da spe { 1al aiter noon rtly coaches { dy work of Ie $ SWITCH OPENED TO WRECK TRAIN. Lock Brokes and Light Thrown Away Engineer Killed. Charlotte, N ke Southern Railway's passenger No. 40, bound from Atlanta to Wash wrecked «The tran (Special) ington, was one mile south switch kine the colored fireman, were killed The : None of the however. were injured Investigation disclosed the fact that the lock had been broken, the switch passengers, An Eoglishman Suspected, Havana, (Special).~The Governor of the government that rural guards have arrested James Stewart, an Eng- lishman, who is suspected of having caused the dynamite explosion which wrecked two engines and a large sec- tion of the tracks of the Cuban Eastern Railway at Guantanamo. | Stewart was formerly an employee of | the road, but was discharged. LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS, Army Declines Navy's Offer, The joint army and navy beard has il next fail the tion thi gestion of « ireless systems the ¢« he U members of the be val members unt con of O ontrol ol Ww mg on | he nited St. ariny the not formed Were this duties request tion of wireless mane time, opera the control of under the direct supery the nagement 3 Navy the joint boar ports, General mam government uch systems cable Canary Lands Are Costly. iiteriere 1 any way of the nstituted horities of the Sta te of orado Chinese Government's Regrets. - ti Te Secretary Hay received a call fron Yeo 1, the first 1 Secretary imese legation deep regret } reported the ere of Etz suspecte d mdent legation has received n able to his governmen proper amends fo affair if the Assure « unate fort true New Office for Mr. Cochran, President Roosevelt announced the appomtment of William E. Cochran, now chief postoffice inspector, to be purchasing agent of the Postoffice De. partment, an office created at the last session of Congress The appoint. The salary of the office is $:.000 per year. Mr selected Congressional and Departments. It is stated jn Washington that no monia, CONVENTION AT ATLANTIC The Dread Disease Declared to Be on the Increase in Every City in the Union Except Washington Dr. Sternberg, Discoverer of MASKED MEN DYNAMITE CARS. | Passenger Train on Denver and Rio Grande Held Up By Robbers. in the Discussion. AMBASSADOR OSTRACIZED. Mr. McCormick Badly Treated By Society In Russia. ly Cable lated ily and “My ancestors would turn in their graves if (hey was inhabited by the of a country which has stile Russia” Society, according to the boycotting the McCormick family in every way possible. Mrs. McCormick is quoted as having expressed a desire to leave Russia as mas possible Russian anger 1g «aid to have been increased because the American am bassador and consuls undertook the caring for Japanese interests after the outbreak of the war with Japan Complaint is also made because family home represen knew the tative shown itself fo report, is SOM Kurino, the Japanese ambassador, to the proposed resignation of Ambas. sador McCormick The coinage of gold during May was $44,100,000; silver, $380,000. The cruiser Tacoma, at San Fran- cisco has been ordered to proceed in search of the missing steamer Cone- maugh. A dispatch to the Navy Depart- ment from Admiral Chadwick says the Sultan of Morocco has acceded to all the demands of Raisuli for the re- lease of Perdicaris. The Honorary Board of Filipino Commissioners arrived in Washing- ton and are now the guests of the government, ~ Thomas C. Dawson, the new minis ter to Santo Domingo, called at the State Department for instructions, effusive farewell. In addition to all this, the con. : unfriendly act. College President Kills Mimself. Odessa, Mo, (Special). college building. self in the region of the heart, and it is believed will die. President Geh- man was born in Philadelphia jo cars ago, and for 10 years was super intendent of the schools of Fruitland, Md, He came here four years ago He had frequent periods of menan. choly, Mrs, Gehman lives near Phila. Seivhis. SUICIDE BY CLOCK ff into Water When Alarm Wo Gir! Jumped ot WORLD'S LARGEST ORGAN. Immense lostrument in Exposition Festival Hall Dedicated. great largest FINANCIAL. One Wall Street firm bought $300,- 000 United States Steel cent bonds and wanted more of them. “It looks,” wired a banker to Winthrop Smith & Co, "as if they were switch- ing a big account from Steel preferred into the bonds” statement shows a net surplus of $361,- Pennsylvania i« an empire in self, l.ast year ite output of anthracite coal was 0606,3851,713 tons, valued at $152036.448 The average price per ton was $2.30, an increase of 15 cents aver the price at the mines in 1002 Union Pacific gross income for April increased $66,721 and the net gain was $70,031. For ten months the net increase was $2,245.11. The Norfolk & Western's April £36, or a decrease of $116,360, com. ared with the .ame month last year, or ten months of the fiscal year the net gain hae been $37,100. Laft year the precentage of expenses to gross carnings was 60 per cent. and this year it is 63 per cent. | Grain receipts at nine primary ports of the United States for the last four | months were 81,754.070 bushels, in- cluding flour reduced 1o bushels. One Ber per 128.800.6002 bushels, showing a de-. crease of 44,084,713 bushels or 35.2, per cent, :
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