The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 04, 1905, Image 2

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    KILLED BY A TORNADO
A Furious Windstorm Sweeps Across
Texas,
THE CITY OF LAREDO IS IN RUINS.
Enormous Property Damage, Accompanied
‘by Great Loss of Life, in Southern Texas—
A Hundred or More Are Injured, but It Is
Thooght They Will Recover— School and
Hospital Wrecked.
Laredo, Texas { Speci; i}
persons were killed
Lare do
nado wh
cities late turday night, } the
New Lared
mijured in
by at
places
The property damay
I I J
The
Seminary
damage wr
OGDEN SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED.
Prominent People Norrowly Escape Death
Some Are lojured.
ha +h y 2% , '
the three negroes could ne
They breathed the flames and
died. When he saw that the crash could
not be averted Engineer Hunter, of the
Ogden applied the
brakes and jumped
the baggage, said to be valued at
000 was destroyed.
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING
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tent
ram,
$12,
pt
A
Japan persists in its refusal to allow
foreigners to secire any property, mines,
mortgages or railways,
In two years, at the outside,
strength of the Japanese Navy will be
represented by about 280,000 tons of dis-
placement,
Over one-fortieth of China's popula.
tion of 400,000,000 is slaves, Every fam-
iy of means keeps its girl slaves, it be-
ing cheaper to buy them than to hire
the
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading,
Domestic,
Mae Wood entered suit in Lin
Neb., against Private Secretary
b, former Postmaster General Wynne
Miller Martin, a Secret Service em
asking $33,000 damages for get.
from her by trickery Senator Platt’s
letters.
The grand jury returned indictments
against 11 members of the executive com-
mittee of the Cleveland Retail Coal Deal
rs’ Asso for violating the
anti-trust law,
A shortage of
in the treasury of Athes
fund was tampered wi
Miss
ation state
of aldermen of Grand Rap
being involved
A number
Mich, convicted of
as,
them
The stock mark
A came to
namaker and
1.4
addresse
toy
co
nearly
Sates was
ine
colonies
combined of
all the British
States mumister, and his successor, Mr
The Antidueling League of Germany
is endeavoring to strike at the causes
of duels.
Lord Grimthorpe died at St. Albans,
England, at the age of Bo.
King Edward arrived in Paris and
was cordially received.
The estate of Baron Rekki, near
Mitau, Russia, was plundered by armed
peasants and the Baron was assaulted
and almost killed.
Sanao, capital city of Yemen Province,
Arabia, capitulated to the insurgents,
who are now proceeding to besiege
Manakhe,
For the first time permission has been
granted for publication in 8t. Petersburg
of a Jewish paper in the Hebrew lan-
guage.
The international exhibition in honor
of the seventy-fifth anniversary of Bel.
gian independence was opened at Liege.
GEN. FITZ LEE DEAD
Distinguished Soldier and Statesman a
Victim of Apoplexy.
HE WAS STRICKEN ON A TRAIN.
Had Been to Boston to Tell of Jamestown
Exposition His Brother, Danie! Lee, Was
the Only Near Relative With Him When the
End Came—His Notable Career Before and
After the Civil War.
(Special), — Brig.-Gen
Lee, U
President
Was
i nited States Army, re-
of the Jamestown
Company, is dead
was stricken with apoplexy
2 o'clock
train
Friday morning while
en route from
shington and insisted «
the urney He reached
end of his jo
was removed to
Ie
iy
TWELVE KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION.
Daggerous Oases ia Shaft Became Igeoi-
ped from
escaped.
Jealous Man's Crime.
Mass, (Special) ~Albert T
Spargo shot and killed his wife, Eliza-
|
uiney
he Ys
own head, with fatal results, at his
home in South Quincy. The tragedy is
believed to have been caused by jealousy
on the part of Spargo, who was a son of
Councilman William T. Spargo, of this
city, Spargo was 38 years old and his
wife was 13.
——"
Skulls Are of White Men.
Victoria, British Columbia (By Cable).
Advices from Quatsino report that an
investigation of the cave discovered near
there by prospectors, in which 35 skulls
were found, tends to show that the bones
are evidently those of white men-—not
Indians. None of the skulls has the
high cheek bones peculiar to Indians of
that section of the coust. Settlers in the
vicinity believe the skulls are probably
those of a shipwrecked crew murdered
by the Indians in the early days.
MINISTER BOWEN CALLED HOME.
Must Jusiily His Attack on Secretary Loomis
~His Successor.
SeCre -
"Rat : (* re
vr ashington, D. ( SHeCia; ),
from
received instructions
i1 Minister Bowen,
AV 54) 1 i
YY ARNE
now
wen, In
GIFT
$10,000,000 Fund For
Professors.
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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS TRUSTEES. |
AAI SSSA, RSA
PRESIDENT CURTAILS TRIP.
Win Washlogion 8 Week
Ea-iler,
Return to
of Higher Education
This lnportant
Says
Class of People 10 Be
Providing for Them.
"e , .
New York, ( Spe
000,000 by Andrew
IE Se
tk’. |
i YY dsj
CONDITION OF Y. M. C A
A Total Membership of 633000 in Forty
LO 0 rics
ad rates which
trafh
Department rece
thwestern
State
irom
facts
Forsyth,
OCtor,
ohbers,
The appeal of Cinef Naganab, of the
Chippewa Indians, of Minnesota, in his
case agamst Secretary of the Interior
Hitchock was docketed in the Supreme
Court.
Rear Admiral Bradford's squadron, of
the North Atlantic fleet, has been ordered
to relieve Rear Admiral Sigsbee's divi-
sion in Cuban and Dominican waters,
Alles. at
assault by
American
efforts
Minister
of the
an
4
and the
Secretary Taft will, if the Presilent
assents, order Minister Bowen, at
Caracas, to return immediately to Wash-
ington and explain the charges against
Secretary Loomis,
James P. Dolliver, of Morgantown,
W. Va. father of Senator John P. Dol.
liver, of Iowa, died at the latter's resi-
dence, on Massachusetts avende. He
was 00 years old,
The French govenrment has desig-
nated M. Gueard as the French member
of the Board of Consulting Engineers
attached to the Isthmian Canal Com-
mission. .
apy
Agents
Hr
judgment to
thepiw
L053
ary in
most beneficial admimistran
funds
1 hope this fund may do much for the
cause of higher education and re- |
move a source of deep and constant anx
ety to the poorest pai and yet one of
the highest professions,
Gratefully yours,
ANDREW CARNEGIE,
SAAN
Gas Wrecks Home,
Newark, N. J. (Special). An ex-
plosion of illuminating gas from a broken
pipe wrecked the home of Charles Koch,
a machinist, and set fire to the house
causing the death of Koch and probably
fataly injury to his wife. While sup-
wed to be temporarily insane Koch
yroke the pipe in his dining-room, and
when Mrs. Koch entered the room with
a lighted lamp an hour later there was
an explosion which blew off the roof
of the house
to
AT WORK ON THE CANAL.
An Effective Organization Already Formed
Many Men Employed.
GIFTS TO SOUTHERN COLLEGES
Dr. D. K. Pearsons, of Chicago, Distribuies
Sum of $135.000.
Ce
GINR
Shot Prisoner in Hiv Cell.
{ Special) ww
with sledge
25 wen broke int
Parish Jail at Homer, la. and shot
“Dick” Craghead, inflicting wounds
which will probably prove fatal. Craig.
head was charged with the murder of
Mra, Isaac McKee, wife of Craighead's
half-brother, and her little son.
FINANCIAL
Amalgamated Copper directors de
clared the usual quarterly dividend of 1
per cent.
New York Central has fallen 16 points
{rom ite recent high level when the talk
was strongest about a merger with
Union Pacific.
Stockholders of National Lead voted
down a resolution to the effect that if,
ever the preferred stock is retired the
price shall not be less than $40 af
share,