FROZEN IN THE RIGGING Salior Loses Life in Wreck of the Montana. For Sixtecn Hours Before Being Rescued The Vessel Will Probably Be a Total Loss NEWS IN SHORT ORDER. The Latest Happenings Condensed Reading, for Rapid Domestic, The factory of A Manufacturing lo Summer's Point, N. J. HIS FINGER IMPRINTS They May Convict 2 Minactots Marder DEFICIENCY IS $42,770,502 Secretary Shaw's Statement of Kecels Expeaditures. i Int h € 30 ng through air The FevVOIVeT, and 5 store, nghwavinan, } tried to hold up Christo her Fripp in their brother's fired at Christopher when | the latter resisted him. In the struggle that followed the stove was overturned The fire consumed the a meat market and a vacant building. the dam age amounting to $1oooo. The band escaped. Baok Robbers Get Nothing. Dallax, Tex. After might burglars entered the First Nation al Bank of Grand View. I ty, antl with nitro glycerine biew off the outer doors of the large sale. They were unable to enter the nner chests, and aftir wrecking the bank with heavy hanuners, stole horse and buggy and left without getting a cent. Until the safe can be opened the bank has are ranged with the banks a the «arround. mg towns to meet all ds requirements There 1s no clue 10 the robles ATINe0 With &» Kise ore, { Special) fig hinson coun Foreign, vieff, the who sought to mfluence the Coir fineter dita} Premier Combe’ victory ing out of he program, the chie site General Maxmmovich, hetman of thu Don Cossacks, is reported to have been appointed to succesd Prince Galatain governor general of the Caucasus fs The Car's speech, read at the open ing of the Finnish Diet, contains the | statement that the measures for sup | pression of resistance to the laws uni | ing the empire and the grand duchy | were only of a temporary character and | would be abolished as soon as the cause | for the measures ceaved to exist i Herr von Vollmar (Sociaha), in a speech in the Reichstag, attacked the | government, and, referning to Emperor | William's telegram to President Rouse. | yell expressing admiration for the United States, declared that the Social ists by fo means Saw their sdeal an Amerwan conditions ’ A TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER at Port Arther. [HE LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS, Provisions for the lnauguration. roduced in Front of Port Was Futile City From the Est lovested Efloris and Wes Rushes Over the Bodies of the Dead. To Redeem Stiver With a ie SR exple 814 « Awa the ¢ a numli armed revolvers $ i the with at the ¢ alarm. A smber of exchanged, and nie of the robbers supposed unded, aw a teal of The men boarded a Pies ing freight fram and fsa een wi wus found te af Misers’ Narrow Escape. Peoria, IB The Shell Mine at Sowth Bartonville, one mile south of this city, was discovered to be on fire in the mam entry at the foot of the shaft. There were 100 men at work in the mine at the tune, and for 3 while great excitement oxisted The men, however, were taken to a second shaft a half mile distant and all made ther escape, though some of them were tem. porarily overcome hy smoke and’ gas, The mine is still barrios and the loss will be heavy, The origin of the fire is i Special) No Extra Se sion in the Spring The lnsugurel | Agotber Arbitratiss Bill Consular Nominations Bishop, of taly James sachuselys, wi NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS The ere § report of the Agriculture ter wheat te howe the condition of win be Raa, acreage 31.1:5.000, a decrease of 1.0 per cont, ye. Howard Percy Deady, of Lilwriy debivercd a lecture mn Washungion oft the opera cute for contumptives Postinaster General Wynne (ook the office report of the the House Judiciary Committee will show that the case against Swayne, of Florida, has been strength. ened by the testimony taken during the congressional recess, In his estimates for the Diplomats atl Consular Service, forwarded to Congress, Secretary Hay recommends increases in the wilaries of a large num. ber of officials in the service It is stated that there may be chahpe in the Dinkenatc Service «bi { Edad) wis The y FEARS FOR MRS. CHADWICK | CRUISER Suny sis . | The Japanese Navy is Deprived of Another She Is Degied AN Means of Killing| Ame Herself. Vessel { Warden of Tombs Prison in New York Appre bensive That the Woman Might Commit Suicide — Her Counsel Induced Her to Change Her Plans to Return io Highly Nervous State Clevelsod lo 8 Manisc in Chorch With Ax. Business Man Drowacd. TEN-INCH GUN'S HAVOC Shell Passed Thro Wetherel! ¢h Top of Parapet! st at Army Post fg { Spe ai it Wi Moros Retued the Flag. St. Louis death 1d of William new 1 ‘er th TTONETS & learned that the flag presented Lanso Moros by the Phihippine | Fair Board was returned with the m sage: “We have plenty of these flag Prosecution in Lend Frands it ir Own Couns ‘huarsday the | . in Phit y i A : siimplon, D (Special) An various Philippine tribes ‘that had been kat : . $ . i 3 Lr 4 . i statement given out by on exhibition at the World's Fair start. | BA - t announcing i hom pong cach was ' ph : Rn i i 4 | ed home, and of Xe ® ac) Ww ug ors ise TO proses given 3 large O nity Diates ae hel an in the public ithe exception of thal presented to the i lhe pd Ree haps sod 3 vil extent of the ££ WMoTy adgeniet . 3 soto am Gile and before Lanao Moros the and carried along on the Kidaapplag Conspiracy. FINATRC AL Laporte, Ind Abram { Special} % . i | Henry Mullen, who is confined in jail { 1 | The vet debt of the United States is now $6R0.000,000 Iilinois Central's net profits in Oe. tober rose $307 072 at Knox, charged with the murder of Charles Haines, has revealed to Starke { county officials what he declares was a John D. Rockefeller, Jr, is going { plot to kidnap Dr. W. W. C. Brown, a! abroad 10 recuperate | wealthy Lafayette physician. confine the | . hattan SOK gn exits dividend of | doctor in a cave and make demand for Manhattan BOI AN eX YN ER © ransom, The plotters, Mullen declares, | three-quarter of one per cent for the were Charles and George Haines Mul | nine montis. ten save he refused to become a party Philadelphia traders have made to the conspiracy. and reported the mat. | enug little fortunes mn Lehigh Navigas jo. to State's Autorswy Couringht Loo
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