——
THE AGITATION EFFECTIVE
Determined Prosecution of
Assassins.
MANY PERSONS MAVE BEEN ARRESTED.
The Ringleader of the Massacre Commiited
Suicide on Learning that the Director of
the Russias Ministry of Justice Had Ar-
rived, Commissioned by the Czar to Make a
Thorough lavestization.
Berlin (By Cable).—The Frankfurter
Kisheneff
arest, Roumania, that the ringleader of
Piserjewski, committed suicide at
Kisheneft, the of the
Russian Ministry of Justice had arrived
the Czar to
has
because director
there, commissioned by
make a
horrors.
he
stringent investigation into the
Frankfurter Zeitung's corres-
previously discharged from arrest at
Kicheneff have been rearrested and that
other 1s morally responsible for
the murders have been arrested.
The
learns from another
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persor
it
former
Zeitung also
that
returned to
Frankfurter says
source
Raaben has
vernor von
and is endeavoring to get the
that place to unite
testimonial to the effect that he be-
in a
haved
correctly Curing the massacres,
‘ashington, D. C. (Special). —Infor-
mation of an y reliable character
concerning the Kisheneff massacre has
reached here. From advices received it
appears that the protests which arose 1
the United States and her civi-
lized countries aj murderous
attacks upon the Jews in Kisheneff last
spring has not been without practical
effect. 1 states that th
an enti
nany ot
the
information tl
Russian governm
vigorous action
gating and
his
been moved to
Prose
three
prosecution
cases,
wre
COUNTERFEITERS CAUGHT.
Spurious Coin asad Raised Bills Found in
Their House.
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Chicago
at St. Elizabeth's Hospital of lockia
as the result of injuries received in play-
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THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.
Two convicts, Perry Hawkins and
George Mance, who escaped from the
state farm in Lexington, S. C., were
shot, one killed and the other mortally
wounded, by B. L. Swygert, who had
been asked to join in the man hunt by
the guards. He is held blameless.
Unusual heavy rainfalls in Pensacola,
Fla, and vicinity have caused consider-
able damage. .
Mrs. Henricks, wife of Dr. Henricks,
who was convicted of conspiracy with
Laura Biggar to break Millionaire Ben-
nett's will, has gotten a warrant
stealing her husband away.
Barry C,
Institute of Technology,
robbing the
ciety’s store.
Harvard Co-operative So-
Gilbert Mullin, a federal prisoner who
from Fort Leavenworth and
one of the guards, overpowered the
{
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and Frederick Deckman, aged nine,
jured by a cannon cracker
n-
Came Out the Wrong End.
Bay Shore, L. I. (Special).—Miss
Mollie QOusterhoudt was bady burned
while spraying carbolic acid
wound on her pet bull terrier. The
glass syringe failed to work properly
and the acid gushed out at the wrong
end, covering Miss Ousterhoudt's face
and neck. Some of the acid entered one
of her eyes, and it is feared she may
lose the sight of it. Miss Ousterhoudt
came here about a year ago with her
parents from Utica, N. Y.
Lightning Strikes Oli Tank.
Chester, Pa. Special). ~During a se-
vere clectrical storm lightning struck
the United Oil Companies’ 30,000 gal-
lon tank at Marcus Hook, near here,
causing an explosion which shattered
the roof of the tank into hundreds of
pieces. The force of the explosion
shook the houses in Marcus Hook and
vicinity and did damage estimated at
$e0.000 The burning oil has broken
throngh the fire banks, and nearby
buiicings are threatencd
Judge Hardy, in the Superior Court
in Boston, appointed Horace E.
of Hyde Park, receiver for the
cycle Manufacturing Company of Brock-
ton.
Charles W. Roxbury, a tea expert, was
found robbed and so badly beaten in
New York that he died without being
able to'give any clue to his assailants
J. St. John, president of the Colorado
Springs City Council, indicted on a
charge of having accepted a railroad
a bribe, was acquitted,
The coroner's jury which has been
investigating the death of Andrew
Hudock, treasurer of the Pennsylvania
Slovak Catholic Union, in Hazleton,
Pa., rendered a verdict of murder
The National Division of the
Temperance, at ng
in New Haven, ( decided
next year in New
Th was an
I, to
Calvin Price and
murder of Mrs
Frank
nd
ana
Sons of
SELSION
to meet
conch
onn.,
Haven Co
Croy
its
Te immense
witness the h
Jerry Greeves
Nellie Re
Israel
wounded i
by Edward Barton,
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HN.
and
fatally
Walorie
SUCCOras
are sidering the
stponing the visit of
to Paris, owing to the
n of the P
Mayor Samuel g
Mansi House
Admiral Co
officers of the American sqt
The Duchess of
bust of
the Victoria
Savoy
i pe
Lord
the n
Argyll unveiled a
Sir Arthur
embankment,
heater, in London
Sullivan
fronting
Lord Lansdowne stated in the House
of Lords that |
mviuded in the coming fiscal inquiry
Quite a number of shipping disasters
were caused along the Australian Coast
i
President lLoubet had an imposing
King Edward escorting him to the rail-
road station.
reception.
The Frankfurter Zeitung says
German boerses for the half
500,000 for the same period in 1902
The officers of the American Squad.
ron were entertained at a luncheon
jven by the Pilgrims’ Club, Admiral
eresford presiding as toastmaster.
Financial
If reports from Denver are to be be-
lieved, Colorado may yet become a
rival of Pennsylvania as a producer of
anthracite coal.
The New York Subtreasury paid to
banks $a260.000 on telegraphic order
from San Francisco against the deposit
of Klondike gold at the mint.
The Bank of England rate remains
unchanged at 3 per cent. The propor.
tion of reserves to liabilities is 51.42 per
cent.; last week 42.00 per cent; last
year 48.60 per cent. The bank lost in
bullion on week £504,000
BALTIMORE STORM SWEPT
Havoc Wrought All Over City By Wiad,
Rain and Lightning.
72 CITY BLOCKS FILLED WITH DEBRIS.
Three Terrific Storms, Which Were Said to be
the Severest in Recent Years, Broke Over
Washingion, D. C.—Winchester, Virginia
Was Flooded, the Water Reaching the
Highest Polat Slace |
Baltimore and was visited
vicinity
one of the
in years. The
over the city and northern suburbs with |
most terrific
elements broke |
Sunday by
all their fury, and before they ceased
damage had been done
While no section entirely escaped the
fury of the wind and rain and light- |
ning, the most unfortunate section was |
the northeastern, which seems to have |
been a special prey to the assailing
forces. i
Innumerable houses were unroofed,
walls were blown in, trees uprooted
and fences torn down. Lightning struck
repeatedly. Car lines were brought to a
standstill and poles and wires laid low.
Thousands of cellars were flooded.
Although a of persons
hurt, no one was reported killed
number were
The maximum temperature in Baiti-
which
The
that
sev
more was cighty-five degrees,
before noon
at about
was reached
downpour that followed
hour lowered the perature
enty, and did not r h a much higher
point at any time during the rest of the
day.
£0)
The maximum velocity of the wind
an hour,
tart and it
orty-six ana n
was
Fr
yoints in Maryland re
ports he h
severe storms which
he
i DC
the
LEO SUBMITS TO ANOTHER OPERATION
Stood the Ordeal Bravely and Was Mach Re-
lieved as a Resuit
After
proved
ROSSONI.
LAPPONI,
MAZZONI
SAYS SHE WAS WIFE OF GUITEAU.
Defense Made by a Man Whe is Belang Seed
for Divorce.
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Anna
: * {ime
een
1d tos have
niea n
och Allen,
ormick Harvester
hey were married, accord
in November, 1001
The latter declares in an affidavit that
Mrs. Allen the widow of Guiteau
She denies this, but asserts that she was
at one time his wife. Allen avers that
complainant concealed this fact |
from him until after their marriage. Mr
Allen declares that she has not received |
the
proper support from her husband, who |
is able to make a good living for her, |
she avers, i
Allen charges that his wife has made |
is more able to work than he is. In
Mrs. Allen alleges that she is
health and weighs but 85
in poor |
According to Allen, his wife |
pounds,
mire prior to their marriage.
Saicide Was Crazzd by Heat
Stamford, Ct. (Special). ~Crazed by
at his boarding place in this city. He
arranged a shotgun by his bed, lay
down, reached out and pulled the trig-
get.
Turks and Bulgarians Fighting.
Paris (By Cable). —~According to a
dispatch from Constantinople, published
here, engagements have taken place be-
tween Turkish and Bulgarian troops on
the frontier, which the Turks accuse the
Bulgarians of crossing. On the other
hand, the Bulgarians assert that the
Turks tried to occupy the neutral zone.
The dispatch adds that a ministerial
council was hurriedly summoned at Yil-
diz Kiosk and more troops have been
called to the colors
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
War on Reed Smoot.
That there is to be a determined fight
in the Senate next fall to declare the
seat of Senator Smoot, of Utah, vacant,
there is no doubt, and the fact that let-
ters and remonstrances are coming to
the Senate Committee on Elections
every day indicates most clearly that the
junior senator from Utah may find him-
self out of that body, although he has
already taken the oath of office. There
is strong evidence of a tidal wave of op-
position from the religious people
main in Congress, such a one as ¢n-
and overwhelmed Brigham H.
in the House.
is chairman of the Senate Committee on
Elections Mr. Burrows will not say
what view he or any other member of
the committee will take of the case
It understood that an effort is he-
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Smoot is
been for years a polygamist,
which evidence they hope have in
time to present to the committee
the Senate meets in December. Whether
or not such proof will be forthcoming
remains to be seen, but it is very appar-
ent that great pressure is being brought
upon the Senators of
the country to to
now
and has
to
from all sections
the influence
use
gress
Bancroft to Release Ships.
The Navy
stance of
at tl
Departmen
Department,
the State
interfer
the
taken steps to prevent further
ence with Americ: }
Orinoco river by either Ge
rebel forces :
This action was
of Mr
States Charge
that the
tained two
noco Ste;
ng in the
vernment or
taken upon the ad
W. Russell, United
Caracas, to the effect
forces had de
Ors
vice
1g to the
Fern:
Both Roads Granted the Privilege.
The
More Time for Acre Case.
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A (reat Religious Gatberiog.
fs
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In the Departments
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gnment
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with
the Presiden
generals a
Postmaster General Payne an
Assistant Postmaster General
had a long conference over
office investigation
Former Clerk J. M
the District of Columbia
A. Watson,
The President has summoned mem
bers of the B'nai B'rith Council to a
Conference at Oyster Bay.
that the United States desires in the way
of open ports in Manchuria.
Four companies of coast artillery have
been detailed by Secretary of War Root
as permanent garrisons
Congressman Sydney E. Mudd, . of
Maryland, will go with the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs on a tour of in-
spection of the navy yards on the At-
lantic Coast.
Counsel Cromwell, of the Panama
Canal Company, is of the opinion that
the treaty will be finally ratified by
the Colombian Congress,
The State Department has been
notified that the Chinese government
has paid the third instalment on ac-
count of the Boxer indemnity.
James Watson, a veteran of the Mex-
ican War, is trying to prove to the
officials of the Pension Bureau that
he is not dead.
Harlan D. Brush, of New York, has
been appointed United States consul
at Milan, Italy,
In the opinion of General Davis, the
conditions in the Philippines are such
as to warrant the reduction of the
force. .
The United States battleship Kear:
sarge smashed all ocean records for
speed in her journey to Kiel from New
Ory
TO HAVE TOBACCO SQUAD
Upon Human System,
HOW EXPERIMENTS WILL BE MADE
Haviag Concluded His Investigations Upon
Federal Clerks in the “Goveraoment Board-
ing House,” the Chief Will Start la to
Ascertain the Effect of Tobacco Upon the
Digestive Organs.
Washington, D. C. (Special).—The
Dr. Harvey W.
chief of the bureau of chem-
experiments which
Wiley, the
istry of the department of agriculture,
the “gove
some
has been conducting at rn
ment boarding house”
promise
’
day to be of considera interest to all
users of tobacco and manufacts
for at the
the effect
used foods
rer
a i Apalse 4.
ang dgaeaiers, CONCius
the tests of
in
tobacco has upon the digestion :
the human s) Re
Just as the cigar come
dinner, so Dr. Wiley will
experiments in relation to t«
he fed his boarder
sorts of food. Consequently, it will
time before i
question
that
done in the
he will
forms
system In neral
after has
some
bacco
understood
he has
that 1s,
Various
take pu
~SMOKINK
what effect
see Ins
h ak en
sumer when taken
eer
tito anantitic
will . juansi
ake
ENGINES AND CARS DROP 2000 FEET.
Jump the Deaver and Rio Grande Tracks and
Tumble Inte River.
torrent
an was
ne cars
200
into the when t ran «
the track
The Pacific express was backed
City and its engine took
wrecking crew and physicians to
scene
gorge
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or of the cars that fell down the gorge
and there were no injured to be treated
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Elmer McGibbney, 21, from Pitts
burg, Pa.. was drowned in Gull Lake
near Kalamazoo, Mich. while swim
ming.
The of Mrs
mutilated body
the Wabash river at Terra Haute, Ind
was found dead in his bed at Janesville
Wie, with a bullet hole in his head
The body found in the Niagara rive
that of Delahanty, the ballplayer.
Mice Henrietta Distler committed
suicide in Cincinnati because she could
not marry her brother.
cargo of tea, was burned at Colombo,
Island of Ceylon.
Bishop Thomas F. Gailor, of Tennes-
see, was among a number of prominent
men who made addresses to the teachers
at the convention in Boston,
Andrew Carnegie, who donated $i.
£00,000 for a "palace of peace” for The
Hague Tl has received letter of
shanks from Queen Wilbelmina and
from Count Cassini in behalf of the
Czar.
Aid was asked for the sufferers from
the Lond at Jeannetie, Pa.
| Conference of Prominent Russian Offi
ciale Held at Port Arthur,
| Kin-Chau (By Cable).—All the promi.
| nent officials in Cl Man-
and Korea are attending the con-
ference at Port Arthy
Russian ina,
churia
Was
them
hem
Minister of
Alexieff, the Rus-
and Seoul, the
Korea, 1
Rss
at Peking
r agent in Ch
are
hina and
recently
Aged Kentuckian too lil to Attend Hearing, Buf
Denounces It
JEANNETTE ASKS FOR AID.
Fifty Families Homeless sad Vast Dam ig:
Dose By Flood.
Kassans Kidnapping Farm Hands
Kan i - Forty
ers stopped a Miss
Boston, { Special farm-
eri Pacific train here
and went through it, searching for har
hands. The train ordinarily does
ot stop here and the farmers flagged it
with a lantern wrapped in a red hand.
| kerchief. They offered passengers $2.50
| and $3 a day for three weeks to get off
| the train. There is a great scarcity of
| harvest hands.
For Friendship of Whites."
Memphis, Tenn. (Special) ~The an-
nual meeting of the Southern Negro
Cengress convened here. About 200 del-
egutes, representing nearly every South-
errs State, were present when President
A. J. Golden, of Mississippi, called the
meeting to order. The principal sub-
ject of discuseion will be that of plan-
ning a way to bring about more friendly
relations between the races
Oaly Two Sailers Desert.
Washington (Special).—~The follow-
ing cablegram was received at the
Navy Department from Rear Admiral
Cotton, at Portsmouth, England: Only
two stragglers at Kiel; both Americans
by birth; still absent. Admiral Cotton
cabled this information to the depart-
ment in response to an inquiry as to
the accuracy of the report that a large
number of safors, chiefly of foreign
birth, had desfrted from the American
warships dupfag the visit of the squad-
ron th Kel
i vest
rot