LATESTNEWS INSHORTORDER | EIGHT LOST IN LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
os Fran, COAL-NINE FIRE ...'.0.
vestigation committee has Rescuing Party Were Trapped and |!
Overcome,
DISTRESSING SCENES AT THE SHAFT,
Colliery Near Anaconda, Mon, Has Been | ©
Ablaze Since Middle of the Week—Men |’
Who Weat Down to Bring Out Dead Caught |
ata Depth of 1,200 Feet and Surrounded by |
GAVE A PENNSY CLERK $46,000
A KANSAS TOWN |Cash Given For Coal He Oriered For
Rai'road.
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VICTINS' BODIES
BLOWN TO BITS
Eleven Men Killed in Dynamite Ex-
plosion.
LARGE FACTORY IS ANNIILATED.
Terrific Explosion in a Dynamite Manufactur-
lng Plant Near Lancaster, Pa.—Oaly One
Building, at Some Distance From the
Others, Remains Standing, and Seven Girls
from Pa-
government to ap
gent over
Liberals
Every Home in Goessel Damaged or
Destroyed,
JOHNSTOWN IS AGAIN FLOODED,
Tornado Cuts Swath Two Hundred Feet
Wide Through Western City, sad. About
Eighty Persons Injured — Cloudbursts Flood |
Cenirai Kansas and Western Penp- |
Worklog There Escape.
INDICTMENTS ARE READY,
Awaits on Jerome.
& 4
3 oF
3 ny dae »
BURNED BODY IN BONFIRE,
Polat in Marder Trial
Crushed Under Auto.
. A at
I, (Special).-~Morris Osh
aged 19 years, son
prominent Cleveland
instantly killed
den
machine struck
road and was completels
Young Oshosn was crushed
His compani
n, escaped with bruises
a few mil
overturned
{0 death by
Walter
1
Frisco Mint in Operation.
San Francisco (Special). — The big
machines of the local mint were put in
operation Friday, .and for the first time
since the fire the work of making money
will be resumed. The mint will not open
for a regular session, but just for a few
days, long enough for the coinage of
silver that is now in the building. As
soon as this work is accomplished the
mint will be closed, so that the officials
may get ready for the annual count
The regular session of the mint will, it
is expected, open July 1,
William
government
f high rank :
amtumn
army
he Japanese government has author
l a South Man
formation of
ompany
vernor neral of Australia,
i at the opening of the
federal] Parliament, announced the sub
mission of a bill for the “preservation
the Australian industries and the re
pression of destructive monopolies.”
(Ge
g pe © h
(Ge
of
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce is
preparing a report for the government
concerning the customs alleviations
granted to Germany by the United
States,
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria at-
tended the opening of the new work-
merfs dwelling in Madrid and they
were received by the populace with great
enthusiasm,
There are indications of an approach-
ing alliance between Russia and Great
Britian,
The birthday of the
sia was observed in
Carina of Rus-
t. Petersburg.
Flames and White Damp.
ROJESTYENSKY INDICTED.
fore Court of loquiry.
. ghey
Rail
| KILLED IN FIGHT WITH CONSTABULARY.
| “ - —
Dead and Eight
Wounded.
mines,
ve one of the
from Punxsutawnes
» the station the ma
detail of
On the
ers encoun
12 members of the
state stabulary, and as they passed
a member of the band fired his revolver
the troops. No one was struck, but
lary immediately retaliated
from their carbines
fered a
con
the contabu
with a volley
When the smoke cleared eight strikers
were (ying on the ground and the others
had fled precipitately down the hill. Af-
ter the excitement had subsided the
miners were moved to Adrian Hospital,
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Sunday Tralas Necessary.
Wilmington, Del, (Special), — Chief
Justice Charles B. Lore, of the Delaware
Supreme Court, a local preacher in the
Methodist Church and one of its most
prominent laymen, made a public state-
ment in which he disagrees with the
clergymen who are trying to prevent the
runn ng of Sunday trains on the Dela-
ware Railroad and its Eastern Shore
branches. The Chief Justice regards
Sunday trains as a necessity of modern
times, and believes the Lord provides
them for public use and benefit,
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GORMAN'S SUCCESSOR.
Wm. Plakoey White Appolated By Ooversor
Warfield.
a
¥
Auto Hit By Trala
cle were
fragments
led 200 feet
Steamers Crash together,
‘A Maine, { Special)
The
¢
steamers
tockiand
between
a
an
raged,
which was not seriously
tinued on her way
harmed, co
to Bangor
ye
It is estimated that the anthracite coal
roads lost over $3000000 by the trike
in April, most of which will be recov
ered
Bean has been a prominent buyer of
San Francisco bonds. Predictions are
made that they will cross par by July 4
The income of the United Railways of
San Francisco on Memorial Day was
$15,064 compared with a daily average
0. $10,000 last year,
Atlante Coast Line's net profits in
April decreased $124.764, Louisville and
Nashville's increased $60,604 and Denver
& Rio Grande's increased $74,331.
Gates was bulling Colorado Fuel,
Wormser was putting up St. Paul and
Field was boosting Louisville & Nash.
ville. This led a leading Wall Street
banker to say: “The whole market is
saturated with professionalism.”
The Tonopah's 100 stamp mill which
will be able to treat about 420 tons of ore
daily, will be in operation by August 1.
Belmont expects to establish a so-stamp
mill. Both mills are located at Miller,
which is fourteen miles from Tonopah.
sylvaoia,
i
Three Perish la Flames.
Newton, N. J.
sons were bu
Walpack Cer
Samuel]
-
inr per
ed to death in a fire near
tre, N. J. They were Mrs
Si Garrison, 80 years old: Mrs
Jacob Emery, Ro vears, and Mrs
rison’s daughter, aged 12 years. The fire
started from some unknown cause while
the occupants of the house were aslee P
Three men who occupied a room in the
upper portion of the house escaped by
jumping, but the women were overcome
by smoke and perished in the flames
Woman Kills Woman,
Richmond, Ky. (Special). ~Mrs. Nan-
nie Nuckols, of Cartersville, shot and
instantly killed Mrs. Viana Black, of
Conway, at Berea College. They were
attending the commencement exercises
and the shooting occured on the cam-
pus near the new memorial chapel. Jeal-
ousy is said to have been the cause. Mrs.
Nuckols was arrested. The shooting
caused a panic among the 10,000 persons
i attendance and several were badly in-
ured.
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Gar
KING OF ITALY WAS ON THE LIST.
Conspiracics Reported Organized af
Paterson, N. J.
developed
unt of gray matter in the 1
director of the Mode
most professors of whic h are
has been arrested. Several of the pro-
fessors have been arrested on
cha: of being implicated with Mo-
rales,
A800
Felied Tree Wrecks Traln.
Rochester, N. Y ~ Speeding
at a terrific rate through the darkness,
a freight train on the Buffalo, Rochester
and Pittsburg railroad struck a tree that
had been blown across the tracks at Gay-
ton curve. Thirteen cars were thrown
from the tracks. Fireman Louis Franks,
of Salamanca, was killed; Thomas Don-
aldson, engineer, of Salamanca, was bad.
ly injured, and Brakeman Louis Lewis
was less severely hurt
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