THE NEWS, THE TRADE OUTLOOK,
PERNSYLVAKIA ITEMS, ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.
pany was incorporated by the Pennsylvania | i a
State Department, to build 4 line from New York, Nov, 15.-R. Gi.
to Butler, a distance
Peter W. Breene, president of
I
Savings and Deposit Bank,
y 1 $ *eiteme of News i J ¢ of
Railroad Coir Movement a Pe rplexing Problem Decline Epitome of Rews G Various Parts of
Iron Prices,
Fifteen Persons Drowned it
Cleveland, Ohio.
failed. It is | cause of difficulty in the fact that of -
| products have been too small to the
WERE IN A TROLLEY CA , | greatly increased imports of merchandise,
ones Fhe collapse of Kaffir speculations
_—,— sa { has forced muny to realize on American - - — Fe Dilys, tom ap Al et
tramy Detalls of the Accident as Told by | _....., it held. But there 1s no Joeal | onl i inHing \inhonse Daudet
LEAs ry . : 3 : . wil “1 is } pri i 4 t . ~ . - . 5 . : ‘ : ha
the Motorman-Some Agon- One of the Castilian Commanders .. Jacob Bixler. widow of Jacob Bixie } ! I 1s hat
> -Ms ; 4
izing Scenes—Where the to Be Court-Martialed
of Minor Engagements
Accident Occurred.
Giabirel
Etna
y review ¢f trade says: will at Duque
id ex)
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of twenty-five miles
the
of Leadville, was
defunct earo about we iris had no ro
and although £2 500.000 more
# in
pensioning
arrested in Denver, charged with (0 out, the stock mar has been re
ceived a deposit of $400 from Mr, N, H. Cun-
had
r eriminal
having re-
ering. and {8 a substaptial
he college.
ningham after the bank export
ect
nor, made
CHILDREN A180 SLAIN |b | winsome oe 2 2
then,
said that several othe
will be
Metzger was sentenced to eighteen and
complatnts
lodged against Breene. George
abromd
sang baritone paris
half years in the penitentiary In Wilkesbarre
for
was convicted of murder in the second degre
in Elizabeth, N. J. Brigham F. Jeffries
was killed by his son in Columbia, Mo.
Francis Schlatter, the h r, was loc
near Boulder, Col. Hu Be
sutherner and feeb
Kew 15
ar through
murder, Frank Freeman, a
Bi
| turbance of money markets, . i
. " Reports and
the olde habitant,
There {a really little reason to expect a yield
“Wheat perplexes
ng close beside
in the
Province of Santa Clara,
, but W
ated
larger than last year's vipls,
A trolley ear, loaded with men, women and of the Beivi
draw
‘kman was . RB, 202 864 bushels ngainst 4,026, Col. Fernando Figueredo, the Cuban leader 4
children, through an ! a k 1s pe Pennsylvania
feet
plunged
mraight down a hundred
open
accused in Chicago of strangling his wife t | do not mean scarcity of wheat, Tampa. Fla. is in re of n letter from
. wunpa, dk, 3 in ia v i
Fosi-
used in
thre
insane. Eu
death, Rev, Frank H. Smith, ae
Joston of sending obscene. matter ugh
the mails, was declared to be
gene Debs, the A. R, U, leader, was released
from prison at Weedstoek, Ili, and escorte
by one thousand representatives of
to icago,
he made an address to a large meeting.
United States marshals have
many illicit distilleries in Wise county, Va.
The rtion of Madisonville,
Ky., was burned. Ld £50,000, Fire at
Lowell, Mass, « of $95,000,
Dr. David J. Hill, j Rochester
University, resigne
work. Frank Hu
law, who has long d¢
killed by Sheriff Moore, of Hickory «
fifty miles leld, M
A fast r England
Canada will be «
ious labor orga tions where
destroyed
business p
YRS
1
aused a loss
resident of
I'he posto
robbe
at Summit Grove was
stamps and money, valued at 5,500,
battleship India
Philadelphia. John
vice-president, was appointed
Pen
Company by
i was put
ymmissio
rlvania and
of Akron,
New York,
petition under whiel
made was filed by
pany, of New York
Wm. Tell,
made parties defer
the Farmers’ Trust Con
, and Herman Drisle
trustees the company,
By an explosi
Wallsbhoro, Pa
of the mar
of dynamite
And borough, and his
father-in-law, | , who is seventy-
five years ol
cause their de
The Virginia Cc
the petition of
asking for a mandamu
ath
livery to them of the
murder of Mrs,
Protestant Episcopal bi
took part in the |
Christ Church in
Claude Matthews,
pressed his sympathy
at a meeting in Phila
auspices of the Phils
ade Ass
was lynched at Wart!
dation
ing Jasper D. Kelly,
western
at Cincinnati,
States co
nent Re
Haron
Coh
misfit clothing 1
and Cleveland
mortgagees tod
Beach,
n the Rh
not seriously dan
rue
ashore «
ges died in Martinsburg
Corkle pardoned Thomas
vieted two weeks ago in
voluntary
Peray, an
and to pay ¢
in of a bank
killed and fou
Charles M
dering his on Anni
Henderson 8S.
man of
dentally shot and badly w
ning trip.
murderous assault upon Mrs, L.
Iravis, a
Ya,
unded
Cape Charlies City, WAS Ace
On & gun
Daniel Lea was convicted of
B. Railey
Charlottesville, Va., and sentenced to twen
urths
ylars in the penitentiary. Three-{i
of the town of Pu
destroyed by
aged seventy
ear in Wheel
Italian bark Brom Carlo collided with
British ship Condor off the Horn. The Brom
Carlo was sunk, and only four out of a erew
fire, Mra,
Minnie Kemp,
ng, W. Va., and killed,
A snow
sleet storm, followed by a cold wave, passed
the Northwest, trains on rosds west of Chi
cago being teregraphie
of nineteen men were aaved,
delayed and
munication interrupted,
com.
Philadelphia saloon last
guilty to murder in the second degree, and
was sentenced to twenty imprison-
ment. The young men jquarreled over some
money, Joseph fled after the shooting, but
was captured in Chicago. Jesus Vialpando
and Feliciano Chaves, convicted of murder-
ing Thomas Martinez, a ranchman, January
20, 1805, were executed in Santa Fe, Mexico,
in the presence of 1,000 people,
years’
TWENTY YEARS FOR A ORIME.
Dandel Loe Hastily Tried and Taken to Prison Un-
der Military Guard.
i loss than two hours Daniel Lee, the
negro who murderously assaulted Mrs, L. B,
Ralley, was arraigned, tried in the Coun-
ty Conirt at Charlottesville, Va., and senten-
ced to twenty years' imprisonment in the
State penitentiary. He was indicted bya
special grand jury. He was convicted on
two counts, that of assault with intent to
kill and housebreaking with intent to com-
mit larceny. He was given ton years in each
case, A little after 4 he was taken to Rich.
mond.
He was escorted to the station by Sheriff
Watts and Deputy Sheriff Woods, aceompa-
nied by about twenty members of the Monti
eello Guard, court officers, and a number of
policemen, The detail in the Monticello
Guard went as far as Gordonsville, It was
rumored that an attempt would be made be-
tween Charlottesville and Gordonsville to
lynch the oulprit, hence the precaution of
ponding the military detail, There was no
demonstration at pny of the stations,
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Viaduct into the Cleve
land, Ohio, and fifteen persons were drowned,
Cayahoga river at
This 18 how the aoceident occurred
lated
who was
Charles
to the
when
by Bridge Captain
an eye-witness
“About 7.80 o'clock p. m.,
® bout om
Engineer Patterson aad
both
north approach myself, ran up the
1 gave the signals to
the gate guards, I shut gates at
red ]
on the pole and hung the red lanterns
the
raw the wedge and
gates, Then I gave engineer th
1 also gave the sign
1
O41 sake stop that car
was endeavoring
Rave Way,
ver the
in Seriger, Hank 1}
«s and Y. Radke
«i and were
and
saved,
Central Viaduet,
5 6 hugh stilt brid
AS
OABLE SPARKS.
3
iption in that region.
» negotiations with the prin
pean powers interested
the sugar bounties will not be interrupted, it
« stated, in Berlin, even should the prog omen]
new sugar bill be submitted to the Reichstag,
The appointment of Bahri Pasha as Gov
ernor of Aleppo has caused a stir in diple
matic circles in Constantine ple, as the Pasha
had been previously dismissed as Governor
of Van because of cruelty to the
It i= thought that the
armed interventionin Turkey has passed, the
Armenians
necessity for an
Hultan having been brought to
’
a realization
¢ the situation in Armenia and being in
carnest in his desire to carry into effect the
scheme of reform.
In the Brighton,
Lord Salisbury sald that the Sultan of Turkey
course of a speech at
tas written him a letter replying to his Guild
Hall speech in which he expressed doubt of
the Armenian reforms being carried into ex
erution. The Saltan declared that he would
see personally that every article mentioned in
the scheme of reform is put into foree,
Hi —
NAVAL DEFENSE PLANKS,
Problems for Next Year's War Oollege Class
Mapped Out.
Secretary Herbert says he is pressing the
preparations of pians for the defense of the
United 8 ates against possible attack by any
foreign naval power. Already much has
teen done by the Naval War College in that
line during the session just closed, and the
programme for the next session, which be
ging June 1, at Newport, and runs till Octo-
ber 1, just published, shows that the work is
to be enrried forward without interruption.
The principal problem will be the conduct
of naval operations in the Gulf of Mexico by
an American naval fleet, and other work will
be the construction of a war chart and de-
tense plan of Nantucket sounds and the gen
oral stratigie consideration of Delaware and
Chesapeake Bays. Twenty-five officers,
(twenty of whom will be above the grade of
Heutenant, will constitute the next class, snd
of thesa flve will be selected to continue the
work during the winter and propare the
plans for the ensuing year,
Envoys on behalf of the King of Ashantee
have reached England and announced that
King Prempeh would compiy with the Brit-
igh demands and permit a resident agent at
Coomaale,
aften
pt to Induces
at in July ha
1 o far that
fertilizer facto
iid storage plant a
mpany wire
rking factory: Gre
sd an enlargetnent of a ~
i, nn 300-barrel rice mill;
tric igh
Larciina,
o pinnt, Civ
North
:
500 ym cotton mill; 1
t plant
10 O00 indie
i0, joi
sas, #15000 brick
orks, $50 000
bir
packing
ick works and £15,000 sash 1
£10,000
tory: Virginia hemical work
000 stone-crushing company In
in to
large number of mis
brewery, & addition thesn
were a ellaneo
terprises scatter d throughout the South
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OHIOCAGO'S FIRE HORROR.
Five in the Flames Brave Mes
Buried.
of the Exchange Building, a
the corner of Van
Buren and Franklin streets, was destroyed
bry fire, entailing a loss of $375,000 upon the
and of the
causing the loss of five lives, the fatal injury
of two others and the injury of other
people, who may recover.
It was a few minutes before 9 o'clock A,
M.. when Hose Brace, employed by Stern &
Biers, noticed that the corridors were Alling
with smoke, She ran into the workroom,
where 30 girls were working, and alarmed
them, Instantly there was confusion,
Althongh every effoft was made to control
the frightenod girls, several opened the
windows and climbed out on the ledges.
One of the first to do this was Nel
He Turner. She screamed for help and
someone on the ground shouted for her to
jump, She, however, went to another win
dow near the fire.escape and climbed out,
Those below watched her movements care
fully and anxiously, She grasped the escape
and swung bersell off from the stone ledge
on which she had stood, and hundreds on
the street cheered, She descended, and
Officer Flaherty, who was on the fire escape,
started up to assist her. He was too late,
Bho suddenly lost her balance and fell.
Lives Loat
he interior
sovoen-story structure sat
OWHErs tenant building. and
#ix
sod te
Havana giving detail
unve been committed by Bpanlards in Man
tanzas provinee,
Colonel Mealino, who comt
ent, recently encountere
’
Gomes army in
fo,
Washington
who stu
Kidwell wers
ne were inj
at a lumber mill 21 miles southeast of Van
irg, Ky
During a stereonti a Metho-
, B ; ani
fn lecture at
Ind
irsting of a rabber hose
it Church in Farmland Was
ansed by the b nt
tached to a gas viinder, In the stampeds
women and childr
n were thrown down and
trampled on.
Robert 8, Das rominen otton factor
and well-known 1 the
ember of New Oriecans
Cotton Exchange
from a pistol wound accidently
died on Saturday morning
self-inflicted
at his home in New Orleans, He was search
ing for a burglar whom he had heard in the
house,
from
waEon,
A party of young people who went
Columbus, O., to Galloway. in a
while attempting to turn around in A narrow
road, went to
ment, gave way and the
wagon and its occupants were precipitated
25 foot to a railway track below. The wagon
wis wrecked and all of the party seriously
injured one of them, it is thought, fatally.
close to the edge of an embank-
The loose earth
AO 1
The Upper Endof the Htate of Delaware Gets 8
Emal! Shaking Up.
Residents of Claymont, six miles north of
Wilmington, report having felt a severe earth.
quake shook at 8.05 o'clock am. Many per
wnt wore rousad from sleep, and Albert Ed-
wards, who was in his green house sitting in
a chair at the time, was nearly thrown to the
ground,
14 was the general talk in the vicinity of
Claymont, The people who heard the shock
thought it was an explosion at the DuPont
Powder Works, The police who were on
uty know nothing about it.
Roports from other parts of the country
are to the same effect. The shock appears to
ave hosn felt only at Claymont, which is in
he extreme northern part of the State, near
Sin Pennsylvania line,
at Lost Creek is again
into the coal mines §
the
there to
draws
dent
stationed a wat
proachi
| symptoms of
prevent an ae Girar
va
hman
hig drivers {
in case any
a tollapee. During the past tw
days the earth in that vicinity has been heay-
ing and cracking, giving unmistakeable signs
of internal disturbance,
William Rinkenberger and William Dugan
i became involved in a bar room row at Moun
the
{ abdomen and Sa-%. Rinkenberger is under
| arrest, as it is probable that his victim will
| die,
Several union and non-union employees o
the Lehigh Valley
fight at Pittston, William
Judge is in a precarious condition. of
the non-unionists pleked up a stone and hit
A physician was
moned, who sewed up the wound, sixteen
stitches being required to close it.
A serious runaway accident occurred st
Wilkes-Barre. Mre. Benjamin Collett, Mrs,
John E. Edwards and the Iatter’'s baby were
out driving when the horse became fright.
ened and ran away, upsetting the carriage
and throwing tha ocoupants out. Mrs, Cole
lett had three ribe broken and was injured
internally. Mma Edwards’ arm was broken
and the baby wae injured internally and may
die,
John Bontempo, of Pottstown, foreman of
a work train on the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad, fell beneath the train at Merion
Station and received injuries from which he
died in the hospital,
A number of claims against the Philadel
phia & Reading Coal and Iron Company for
damages to property st Schuykill Haven
by coal dirt washed down the Schuylkill river
from the company's coal washeries, aggre
gating in the neighborhood of $50,000 were
pottiod, Negotiations for the settlement of
the claim of $10,000, being pushed by the
borough of Schuylkill Haven, and several
other big claims are now in progress. It Is
expoocted a fall settlement will be effected this
Railroad engaged in a
and as a resolt
One
| Judge on the head. fume.
CHEERE--N\. YX. Fan
N. ¥. Flats
Bim Cheose
EGGS. State
North Car
CHICKENS Hens
Ducks, per
Turkeys per it
TODA
TOBACCO MA, Infer's..
Round common
Middling
Fancy
300
6 00
10%
LIVE STOCK.
2 47
150
400
ANY BRINK,
MUSKRAT hea 8
Raccoon
Red Fox ‘
Skunk Black,
Opossum.
Mink.
Mter. .
BEEF
SHEEY
Hoge. .
Best Deeves
10
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SOG
KEW YORK.
Ey
FLOUR-8outhern
WHEAT--No. 2 Red
CORN--No., 2...
OATS No, 8......
BUTTER State. .
EGGS State, ...........
CHEESE State. ........
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PHILADELPHIA,
FLOUR--Southern.......8
WHEAT ~No. 2 Red. .....
CORN-No. 8... ...iviuunen
OATB--No. 3......0..000m
AER ERR EE
EGGS Penna, ft... 0.000
£885
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