MADE MIDNIGHT TRIPS T0 BANK Stensland’s Methods Disclosed at the Investigation, REASON FOR THE PRESIDENT'S FLIGHT. Shortage Already Discovered in the Milwaukee Aveoue Bank Is Between $800,000 and $1,000,000 Bookkeeper Says Steasland’s Son Kpew What Was Going On Night Visits to the Bank. DOG ATTACKS PRESIDENTS COUSIN W. E. Roosevelt Saved By a Secret Service a Agent. CAR PLUNGES INTO THE WATER. Persons lojured In a Trolley Accident, Mzoy Found a Pearl In a Clam. Utica, N. ) Smaltz, employed t the Typewriter Works, at Thon clam-bake a found a rare : was about to The gem, compe tent judges s worth about The pear! weighs four and one-eighth karats and is without a flaw Killed at a Crossing. Pa., (Special) aged 133 vears, National Bank of [ans killed and Das McGeechan, 27 years, assistant ¢ ier of the institution, was fatally injured by their carriage being struck by a trolley { Special) Euger Remington went to co if days pear] 11 A ir ago 1 hint 1 MN which £ devin a¥. 8 1.000 Milton cashier of Tamaqua, Whetstone, the Citizens ford, was instantly aged h same car. The men attempted to cross the tracks of the Eastern Penn sylvania Street Railway Company, when a car was almost on top of them. They whipped up their horse, but before they could get across the car crashed into the vehirle LATESTNEWS INSHORTGROER DOMYRTIC nation i Policy (te IT t frontier. Trouble ticipated band of brigands ng villages mm the on bi vicinity Thousands of made by English in the excursions during the fall soo will be accepted The Spanish cab the civil authority with the clergy on the ing burial m « those married civilly Prince Troubetskoy, ard Czar, medals at Cronstadt the loyal soldiers applications are being teachers to take part to the United States winter. Only t y and about nsecrated delivered In Paris President Fallieres received a deputation of the committee of the St Louie Exposition FILIPINOS KILL FIVE AMERICANS Dr. Calvin D. Snyder, of Baltimore, One of the Victims. FIGHAT WITH THE PULAJANES. Small Force of Americans Is Outoumbered, but Fights Bravely Lieut. James, Dr. Soyder, Collector Wiliams and Two Pri vates Killed Father of Dr. Soyder Lives in Baliimore, PAINTING MAY BE CONFISCATED. Appraisers lacrease Original Valse of a Uasivsbore. SAW A SEA SERPENT. Captaia Spier Is Williag To Take Aa Oath Te Iu A NEW VOLCANO, New Island in the North is Now 900 Feet High Policemen Mutiny. { By i Tra the f Aracaju, and rte from revolted palace. The considered to of The government has lions of troops from Bahia nolicemen movement be great mp ent two batta shite Submarise Telep Berlin, (By Cable) at Lake Ci telephone try &1 he mutinons Sn Experiments be a subma Pro con gan mstance with rine constructed under cable ! the northern in Wurtemburg, and the opposite shore, in {a distance of about seven and reaches a maximum depth of 820 feet. It was laid by the Siemens Halske Company for the Bavarian War temburgian and Swisa Telephone Depart ments. Tmportant results are expected fessor Pupin’s Friedrichs shore of the lake, Romenshorn, on Switzerland fects on miles, LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS. FOR THE CEMETERY: NOT THE ACADEMWY. Secretary Boosparte's Comments on Experi ments of An Ambitious Lad. JAP WILL STAY AT ANNAPOLIS. President Roosevelt Likes His Style, and Mid: shipmen Mast Acquire IL Population of Canal Zone. Major Scofield Commits Suicide. San Francisco (Special) fai lam B. See r Wil master in the regu lar Army, son of the late Lieutenant General Scofield, U. 8 A, retired, shot and killed himself. Major Scofield was on a leave of absence on account of ill health: and in explanation of the suicide, it is said that he feared an attack of lo comotor ataxia and that he would be- come a burden to his wife Killed Mis Bride, Erie, Pa. (Special) —Angered because his bride of three months announced that she would no longer live with him, Edward Culm, & gunsmith, aged to years, shot and killed her on the streets and then turned the weapon upon him. self. The bullet made a severe scalp wound, but Culm, who is under arrest at the hospital, will recover. The couple had trouble at the home of a relative and Culm mounted his wheel and rode home to get his revolver. Suspecting his errand Mrs, Culm attempted to es. cape field. pay ANGRY PEASANTS TAKE REVENGE Yenting Keen Wrath om Their Re pres:nta‘ives. A LARGE NUMBER BOMBS SEIZED. Another Member of the Dissolved Doums Murderously Assalied. He is Ope of Those Whe Received Notice That They Had Been Liberty for the Pessanis CAMPAIGN SPEECH CAUSES TROUBLE Policemen Nab Candidate For Governor Order of the Mayor. FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. Wheat an ory POL inn July Away year. The figures were 13112000 bushels, 10,171,000 in July, 1008. wore TL Ast ahead of bushels Southern Railway,” was the tip sent ou by a leading firm of brokers Pittsburg sold $1,500000 of city 4 per cent. bonds at 100.18, which is a little below the price received by New York for its 4 per cents. With city bonds sell ing on a 4 per cent. basis, ut much wonder that refuse to buy railesad or other bonds which yield no more, or stocks which yield even less United States Steel common on & § per cent basis looks dear to a good many people who see city bonds selling on a 4 per cent. basis. London was a large seller of Ameri can stocks, Paris liquidation of Russian securities continues mvestors Frosecuted, Postefiice Clerks AcL A Mrs. Phoebus Dead, Newport News, Va Amnic J. Phochus Harrison Phoel Hepgeia Hotel, at She Was children Phoebus, Charles M man; Mrs Hampton; Mrs. R field. Ala. and Miss I Yhocbus' maiden name Dr
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