At an early hour Tuesday morning five
the ranch of R T
Brooke, an Englishman, whose place is near
outluws appeared at
Tonkawa, who is
wealthy,
Okla,, and connldore
They called Drooke to the door
and commanded him to hold up his hands,
their
Brooke rap
apparent purposs beiog robbery.
fed with bullets from his revol-
ver, and shot two of hia visitors dead, and
wounded a third, The two uninjured out.
laws scurried away, carrying their wounded
companion. The dead
identified,
feal Union,
men have not been
The International Typograph-
Ly voting down a motion to the
effect that only printers, members of the
union, shall be allowed to work as repairers
or machiuists on the linotype machines, left
the matter of the employment of machinists
precisely
session of
fit of j i"
indulgence in
where |t the asnual
In a
wus rage, supplemented by copious
was before
the typographical unlon.
William Huttinger, a
worthless character, shot and wounded his
divoroed wile, Mary Kerstings,
and then committed suicide at
William
Mrs, Ke
Peoria, Il
liquor,
or Kusten,
the house of
at Bt. L
has a husband at
Fox, a mutual friend, ouls,
retings, or Kusten,
, and was bere to care for her in-
valid mother, The wounded was
, Where it 18 not thought she
woman
to the city
as the bullet, which struek her
In the case
slin Rose, on trial at Maps-
, for having caused the death of her
other and brother with
jury after belug cut an hour
verdict acquitting the accused or
brought
of insanity. vill probably
fonsane an
Bwal
found dead i
ty Demoer
gas, thou
force,
cide,
troutdes which coul
Ho was e
tive ¢
Ka no
It fs 1 1 that he «
AWAIe
1 lead to
od to a positio
1M
Juilding
Fall parti have
the raid of the little
ulars just
le town Carney, a
es east of Guathrie, Okla
9 o'clock Saturday night six masked
heavily armed out
AWE, Sup]
been hes
Dick,” one
and Bil
era'ly “I
gani
pi’ oral
the cha
three band
tiona, Sa
men, believe
gang that
hal » k
pelled him
fresh b
ghals headed by
oursuit,
races, Several
Dep 11% 4
ANIARD
Desperate Revenge of Philippine Islanders
His Family.
special
Upon
as Officer and
~Caban
so taking
the
suppress a revolt ¢
A Ban Francisco
atrocities are mild compared to th
save
piace in the Phi Islands, where
Spaniards are trying t
the natives. Bome ludl
lippine
ation of affairs have
oriental The
t 2 {nbd on ’
most shoeking incident of
been learned fron papéra
the bloody repri-
pals was the treatment of a Spanish Heuten-
ant and bis family.
The Spanish had captured a number of
prisoners and
tives
bodies on one of the gates
lesson to the nae
their
The
infariated rebels, eager for vengeance, gath-
ered a force hurried to
Spanish lieutenant on the outskirts of Manita
They captured the officer, his
twelve-year-old daughter and then began a
as an object
two and bung
of the town,
disemboweled
and the home of a
wife and |
bloody scene of torture
the natives
PBéfore the eves of his wila
The most savage Instincts of
wers aroused,
and daughter the lHeutenant's skin was slit
All over his body,
fled him, pinning him outstretohed to a tree
with their Jong knives, They turned to the
woman and girl, giving the faliest play to
their animal instincts and wreaking disgust
fog vengeance before the dying eyes of the
husband and father,
The Spanish are doing their best to keep
the news of the utroeities from leaving the
islands, opening and inspecting all the mall,
They particularly desire to keep unknown
the death of thirty-«ight prisonera ia one
night in “The Biack Hole”
TWENTY LOST IN THE SEA.
"hen the torturers ernel-
Ths Portaguese Bark Venus Goes Down with He
Crew.
Twenty persons were drowned October 8,
by the foundering off Skomer Island of the
Portuguese bark Venus, hailing from this
port, which sailed from Cardiff October 1,
for Lisbon,
Toe Yenus was of 647 tons register and
was built in 1862 at Liverpool. Her owners
were Rodriguez & Rosa,
fr UNIVERSIT
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Laid at Washington.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Imposing Display of Masons
Knights Templars—Thae Hall
of rilstory to ba Built of
White Marble.
and
A gpecial from Washington, D. C.,
Hall of History,
first of the great bulidings that are to
laid
npressive ceren
Meothodist E
Church, North and South, and a num!
The cornerstone of the
the American University, was Ve
day afternoon with {i
The Dishops of the
cldgymen promingnt in other denominsti
took part in
nessed by a gathe r of about two thousa
THe Masons of the District of (
lumbia also partici;
the exercises, which was wi
persons,
ated in the exercises
les by laying the
the
ritual, The sight of the new uni
nerstor ywrdance with
beautifully located up
n the «
Description of
ract
3
3
fs 4 1 £1 §
ALLOTWAIG owned Ly Lhe
The st
Bay and
amer Arago, plying between Coos
San Pranciseo, went
2 just north of Cons Bay jetty, near
ashore in a
heavy {
where the whaleback Whitmore was lost in
Iand a boatload of passengers,
Twelve
and eight of the crew.
The accident occurred during a heavy
What is left of the steamer to be seen is
spars projecting upon the ofean beach,
wera drowned, four passengers
2.
The
survivors were brought to Empire City on
the tug Columiia None of the bodies of the
joat were recovered
The Arago was built by the Union Iron
Works in 1885, Her gross tonage is pinced
at #7 tons, The craft has long been in the
consting tende, and is one of the best known
boats of this sort,
sm
SHOT FROM AMBUSH,
Alabama Man, Whe Gave Evidence Againe
Lyuchers, Mardered,
John Holllaghead, the Washington county,
Ala , farmer who patticipated in the lyneh-
ing of Christopher Chambless reveral months
ago, then turned State's evidence and con.
vieted meveral of the lynchess, who were
sontencdd to fe imprisonment a few days
ago, was assassinated in the roadway, being
shot from ambush by a dozen men.
Some thirty other eltizens of Washington
are under indictment on suspleion of having
participated in the Iynching, but all of the
State's witnesses excepting Hollinghead
have left for parts unkaown,
rENNSYLVANIA ITEMS
tome of News Gloansd Fron Varloas Parts of
the Btate
ir of Btroud Township may not
ast thelr v s at the coms
Town
this
town
itroud’s
borough
ided in this
y loss thelr votes,
portion of terrl
Fon
unty solieitor
ton last
lon that the taxpayers had
Alter
matter was contests and
a right to vote, which they did
tion the
oleae.
hans not
yet been sattle
Ma tin Bo , Wis
ed at suf vary, Bt, Nicholas, by
fall
The lows
kill
the
of a sll
or | the Phila
Reading Coal and Iron Company
undry of
pended for the winter
Albert Becker, 1.
was crushed (0 deat!
1
inden with con!
The Ontarl {
e, with 816,000 capital,
tate Department
rs were
tanshior or
aster General, has entered H “
u
y
irginia, near Hoanoke, where shiv
+ 8 student {
Congresaman A. (
ominated
Fifth ¢ zeman
has serve
of LHe Year,
Harmer, who has |
uy the ap
nn bp strict
irtesn fargo
De i
Mass, wi
$180 Rend
Russell, Barre
the class of "26. He i»
ralumpnus of the medieal school,
being io the cla {f "31
it is reported that the
Las recedily nade
Empress Eugenie
her will, leaving the bulk
of ber fortune to the
inughter of Princess De
daughter of Que
Judge Liviagston W
publizan pomines for Probate Judge in New
Haven,
Buagenie,
grand.
ens Victoria
3
ie
Cleveland, the
Conn, has given a gold-lined clam.
shell to each of the forty delegates of the
mominnting o
nveniion,
When the (zariua Marie was calied to
England by the sickuess of the Duchess of
Edinburgh she was actually asked to pay for
the conl and provisions consumed during ber
stay at Buckingham Palace,
Mme, Acdillred, of Paris, has given to the
French Arademy of Maldicine a sum of about
£160.00), the interest of which--abeut £48500
will be awarded, without regard to nation
ality, for the discovery of a oure for tubers
culosis,
Invitations have been received in the Unb
ted Btates announcing the coming wedding
of David Dwight Welle, second secretary
ol the American Embassy, in London, and
Miss Marietta Ord, daughter of Dr Ord,
physician to the Queen.
Queen Victoria has susfained a great loss
by the death of Andrew Biake, who has been
for many years the steward of her Isla of
Wight éatate and manager of her homs farm
there. He carried out great Improvements
at Osborne, and avery season sesured mavy
prizes for the Queen's entries at the leading
shows,
Mr. Leonard Courtney, who was & prom-
nent eandidate for the Bpeakarship of the
British House of Commens two years ago, is
threaterred with dota! blindness,
0K WIPED 00.
A Big Storm Strikes Out the
Mining City of Altata.
ACCOMPANIED BY RAIN.
Fushed Down from the
Hills, Meeting the Tidal Wave,
and Every House In the
Camp was Dastroyed
Mine Floodad.
Cal,,
Conant
from Ban Francisco,
On the last trip of the Pacific
steamship Orizaba up the Gulf of
A deapatch
Callfornis
the oMeers and crew of the vessel wore sur:
the
the
one of porta they make
¢arth. When the
uth of the iia.
call, in the Biate of Sinaloa, the little ng
¢
yod there ot
OUrizaba s last trip, was gor
ng was ell standing.
his was one of the re
» which pi
f Massnot
very much about the immigrants
igotls Lave
Armenia past few vyoars
have lowered the
1ostirios, ep
manufac
far as te
nigration
lusively from the
mpathy Due
be
PERISHED IN THE FLAMES.
Devoted Mother Love: Her Life in a Franti
Effort 16 Bave Her Bon,
Mrs
Plane, Pa, and her young son Jobn, aged
Cornelius O' Reardon, of Mahanoy
that destroyed their home at two o'clock
the other morning, and only the charred
their bodies wers recoversd
after the houss bal Leen reduced to ashes
The fire was discovered burning in the back
kitchen by Robert Caton and Clay Burehii,
who were returalng home from work, Mrs
O Reardon, who hal fled from the burning
building with two of her children, missed
her other son, who had been left in the
house, and she ran, shrieking, into the
doomed structures, which nothing now could
save, while the people stood around terror
ized. Hardly bad she disappeared within
the building when the roof fell in, and in a
few ssconds everybody realized that neither
mother nor son would ever be seen alive
again. The husband, who had been busy
looking alter the lew household effects that
‘wore saved, and who thought that his wife
and children wero safe, became frantic when
be found that she and his one son were stil
Jn the doomed bulldisg, aad he could hardly
‘bo restrained from following to their death,
The body of the woman was found lying
at ons corner of the buliding. It presented
a horrible sight, the legs being burned from
the trunk. The boy's body was found an
hour later, burned to a crisp.
members of
0DD8 AND ERDE.
Gome Australian gold wvelgs are 150 feet
url's oittle are voly valued
on the roll
ine
r #lales that rity
¢
O86 avons,
patents haves been
tare
tans wore the s
It is reported that 205)
manus Hae,
taken out on thn
IFobaeo
ful will furnish plants fc
{paper ai
) onde are so small thal a hime
re of ground
13%
6000
ran ac
The non-tidal part of the Thames Is
miles in length aad drains an area of
square miles
Over fifty
shipped from Petitcodiae, NX. B,
blusberries were
this season,
earioads of
principa’ly to Boston
by ouly
while the Chinese
The English language Is spoken
British battieskip
50,
The guns of the new
Victorious are capable of dischargi:
etal in four minutes,
The
f the raliways
for
slectrio wires «
used
Bave in the Cltoms
MUBKEAT
Raccoon
ed Fox
skunk Black
Lape sEU™
Mink
iter
F1LOUR-8outhern. ..
WHEAT--No. 2 Red,
RYE Western
CORN-No, 2
OATS-«No. 8 saan
BUTTER State. ....
EGGS--State
CHEE!
FRILADELS SHIA
———
FLOUR-RBouthern,... ..¥ 8
WHEAT No. 2 Bad... hig
CORN-No. 3......00400 3 %
OATR--No. 2 25.4 ww
BUTTER-State. ........ 19 2%
EGGS Penna It .e 18 i9
i800 & 4=
Th4
Th
81y
Me. and Mra Waller M. Castle, of San
Francisco, Cal, charged in London with
stealing articles from stores and hotels, wore
released on $150,000 ball in Mariboro’ Street
Poles Court
———————
P. J P. Tyasn, who was arrested laa
month in Paris in connection with dynamite
conspiracy in Bagland, has been released.
BY A BOMB.
A Wealthy Manofactorer Meets
an Awfol Death.
H.J. ANDRUS, YONKERS, N.Y.
The Victim Was Alone In His Offic
WWhena Loud Noise Was Heard
Many Persons Rushed in 10
Find His Body Mangia
|
Chemical
Andrus, secrelary
Works
ikers, NX. Y., was
ARMEERIANS
A we
Rabsian Is a Christian
of the passengers on board La Gas
Hi
a busiprss trip
+h just arrived in New York
oy es to this «Ountry on
3
todd
Though an interpreter he U
Armenians He was
three
about the
in Cas
MASSRCTY
massacres of
stantinopie during the
in August inst,
During the threes days 30,000 Armenians,
he sald, were siaughterad through the en
pire. Wagons flied with bodies were con:
stantly passing through the streets in Cons
stantivoph after cartiond of
these bodies were Jumped into the soa.
duys
+ mrilond
The
sight was a sicker ing one, and what added
to Hts horror was ihe fact that in thes:
wigons were piled the dead ani dying
and the feelie cries of the wonadad for re
joase could be beard comiag from the oarts,
tut the appeals were utteriy ushesded.
Whether killed or wounded, all were thrown
ato the sea. Mr. Rabsian says that the En
ropeans hare not been molested wp to date
fie added that they are leaving Constanth
pople, fearing that they may be attanked,
Marshall Perguson, who lived in Gwinnett
County, Tenn, near Btone Mountain, and
who died two weeks ago, bas reached the
fge of 86. He and bis wile lived together
for over sixty years. He made forty-two
crops with lwo horses, having plowed with
one for twenty and the other for twenty-two
years. :