STRIKE Trouble in Colorado Fuz2l and Iron Company, DCUBTFUL IF THE MINES CAN OPEN, Domestic, pe Lacombe, Of the ourt, in New York, dismissed for habeas corpus brought hn Turner, the English } rtation na gen i Town With Thzir Pay Checks—lundreds of the Strikers Join the Union, bu! the Italians Refuse to Join, as They Say They Have Been Sold Out by the Union. evident the ers in the Fuel affair and In proportion the officers of America, looked ie At pit bosses ’ a meeting and Iron were made enough men down can be work the Ereek and guard: ting eyYery carl 3 pany mer Peadm Fuel ( home been 1 all of running were i men could lost thot day long the | who that sibility and lea mn the men, they CHILD SHOOTS TWO OTHER CHILDREN. Thirteen-Year-0id Boy Kills and Wounds Another Que Companion is i to the The t boon comj The by Flory, in the sl dispute se the tion Murph our old you, you dirty The word Lt phy’s mouth when Fl pomt-blan] ! Murphy's ing him. about th of the cl fired iY haroe took of Irge (oo eile wounded som to hol i for aid offi ors; I shot lim.” him the gun was en wanted te Murphy sCare Si vid est names aid Johnsor and } me yt ¥ 1p ie CLARK WINS GREAT SUIT. Senator Awarded Timber Worth $2,000,000, (Special) Montane Land [he the William land Western $2.000.000. Ww great timber by States against Clark, mvols ng Bitter tana, to suit brought A the aSenator timber in 1 : Creel V alley, th ue ot as settled by of the Unit ed States 15s ur, in Senator Cl ¢ Judge Knowl was guiltless lands and tion existed testimony favor at Mr irregular purcha of registra irregularitic the Griswold for the putation, the de cision of the best and who many other testified had approached them in behalf of the Gov ernment The famous timber land action ever in West Clark Ot e Of mn illegal of the same if such Know Witrfeas whose 1 es Criticises icges non witnesses s thie most tried case Marconi’s Latest Scheme. Rome (By Cable). ~The of the powerful wireless telegraph station for of construction extraordinarily the establishment of communication be. tween Italy and Argentina will be erected on the voyal estate of San Rossore, on which King Victor Emman wel has his hunting lodge. The site was chosen by Marconi as the best adapted far the purpose Foreign. ited State 1s been ordered from { negotiations h ive fre o ouncenient between Ru { that - pecte d A (puest the resuit of a conflict over n of vivisection between the mom { the Vienna Medical Chamber : of the Landtag, for igned 0,000 ssembled ale the it Julgarian irregulars are ng the frontier in readiness enter Turkish . 4 He 15 expe ted at territory and further not re Warm end 110 reintorce he German government does gard the reported massacre at bad as serious and will ments to Africa Fhe report is confirmed that the man garrison at Warmbad, Demaraland, i massacred by the Jondlzwar esmen Solicitor General Finlay concluded his gument in behalf of Great Britain be- we the Venezuelan arbitration tribunal The new Hungarian premier, Stephen Tisza, secured a hearing in the Lower House after a stormy beginning Senor Gil Robl, a Carlist, made a bit. ter speech against the United States government in the Spanish Senate (yer Count Financiat, I'wo banking-house failures in Colo Western sents ment There is an end now to Lake Supe. There is no low er place for it to fall London sold a great lot of United States Steel preferred on the reports from America of a cut in the price of billets President Thomas, of Lehigh Valley, | says that the question of a dividend has | 'KILLED IN A GOLD MINE Imprisoned Workmen, FUTILE ATTEMPT AT RESCUE Mining His Life Rescue af Superintendent Turner, a Wel-Known Man, Among the Dead to Save the Miners, Leading a Party of 17) Meco to Ald In the Entombed Men He: Gave the Escape CHOLERA VICTIMS IN PHILIPPINES Twenty-One Deaths Reported ital locos From the Cap- EXCITEMENT KILLED 1M. A Millionaire Whos: Mill st D:rby Was Dam- aged by Fire, nnery and stock, d : 11 i 3 fears hiled Nis « with yes and nervous found hos 1 a morning he was dead from cerebral hemorrhage Mr. Alling, who was 70 owned of the busi fie Derby Years one-hali : blo Engine Blown Up at University. While Agricultural College Columbus, OO. (Special) tle tu dente of the at the State 1 e harvesting of a field of corn for en rOVErsSity were 1 tl silage purposes, by a machine operated of iron tore through the The force of the terrific and was felt The ip and pieces crowd of students explosion was the students came runnmg in all direc. Gunner Kills Himself. Portsmouth, N. H. (Special) In one of the cabins of the training ship Mo- nongahela; which 1s at the navy yard, sailors found the body of Gunner George P. Brady lying on the floor, with a re- Brady had shot him- He had been a great Brady had been in the Navy about eighteen years and had an excellent record. . His widow re- I. 10 which place volver by his side gelf in the head — NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS, Senate Financiers Meel ra i percentage her 1R of this ' the hnal re 18 made. Meantime will be submitted and December 13 for the present ve: found hy Oar local agents who IR year while to the corre 20.314 ginneries Rigid Exclusion of Chinese As a result of the annual of Immigration Commissioners, just con cluded, Commissioner-General Sargent predicts a much more rigid enforcement conference tofore ing. The number of Chinese inspec Mexican border 1s to be increased Missionaries in the Congo State. Representative Livingston, of Geor Hon. H. St. George Tucker, of Virginia, and Rev. Dr. Morrison, com- prising a committee from the Preshy terian Church, represented to the Pres ident that the treaty rights of mission aries in the Congo Free State were be ing violated wey Says Sherif! Was a! Faull In response to the request of the In. terior Department for a report regard. ing the recent Indian troubles in Wy- oming, General Kobbe, commanding the Department of Dakota, forwarded a dispatch from Major B. H. Cheever, Sixth Cavalry, at Pine Ridge. Major Cheever says the trouble was mostly the Sheriff's fault and that the Indian prisoners at Newcastle should be released. He says it is believed that the Sheriff's party fired the first shot. The War Department states that the situation does not require the service of troops. REPUBLIC IS RECOGNIZED HERRAN MAY LEAVE WASHINGTON, President Roosevelt and His to Recoguize th: D2 Facto the New Republi Defines Validity of Cabinet overam:at Hay secretary Llear.y Action Taken Dixie Reaches Colon BATTLESHIP SENT TO COLON Strong Naval Force to Gather af the Isthmus of Panama Pp. C Navy Department $a naval large battleship Colon Sh yard for Hampton will coal and proces The crus Colon Roads to her and the j Rear Adm Pacific Squadron, is Marblehead, 1 ing and the | from Aca It was stated at that the sudden J to Colon 18 no particular nec | there of the big it 1s stated, is L movements, { reau desires to | wherever practicable further said, has been at the navy t yards during a good part of the ! year, and the crmse to the isthmus be benehcial to disci If the tr t the isthmus is fore Maine arrives there she led to Culebra, where ker's North Atlantic | engaged in practice time ral Glass hing with th i hing witl : the Ci wd, the ym ProOCe ed 1 collier Mex pulco Crent N in sg thie remedy avigatuion this dehcien The Maine i 1% ¥ : i ine Over may divert Admiral Bar Squadron will Ie Christ } Sond ble a vel 3 ie about ma An Cperation on William, Berlin (By Cable) — Emperor William underwent an operation for the removal of a polpus from his larynx. The oper ation was performed by Prof. Moritz Schmidt, and was entirely successful to speak until the wound caused by the operation has been healed. The bulletins annotncing the result of the operation caused much astonishment, even among conrt officials, who had no suspicion that he wae soffering from any affection of | the turoat po SHELL HOUSES ALSO DESTROYED, Six Men Were Kiled and Ten Others Injured MARINES LANDED ON ISTHMUS Nashvilie's Bloejac Later Returned kets Were to Th cir Vessel! Burned to Death. Speci Both At ial). - Moor hushand was nh 1 » grate wgmited the i - v hay yadiy alierward Were sO Kite Pulled Four-Tos Boat, London (By Cable) After F. Cody succeede * annel He left reached ¢ Enghsh ( a kite M H gag 1d Calais at and Dover encountered mach ship drawn Me NArroOwW escapes SPARKS FROM THI WIRES The eighth celebration of the found ing of Carnegie Institute was observe ed at Pittsburg { It is probable that three more men { lost their lives in the Tona Island ex. plosion | District Attorney Jerome, of New ' York, says the Tammanyites are mis. taken if they believe they are going to have a wide-open town. He says he proposes to go after the gamblers and Ih ekeepers Two ment were killed in 3 freight Pera collision at Reed's Run,
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