Only 14,000 Men Have Obeyed
Shaffer'i General Order.
ASKING FOR FINANCIAL AID
SIGNOR CR1SPI DEAD BURNED AT THE STAKE
Italy's Former Premier Stioenmbt
After Long Illueai.
A SHORT SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
Constipation
Does your head ache ? Pain
Negro Assailant of Georgia WJ f yur
xr . t, mi t a. taste in your mouth? Its
man Meeti Horrible Fate.
HUSBAND APPLIED THE TORCH
Trouble Probable At McKee sport, Family Was Fifty Hourt At Hit Bed-
Wheeling and Bellaire Mayor Black
Stands By the Men Saving De
posits May Be Withdrawn.
PitUlmrg. Pa., Aug, 13. The strug
tide Before the End Came Hie Af
fairs Reported In Great Confusion.
Funeral Arranged Before His Death.
Naples, Aug. 12. Slgnor Crigpr flled
Sle for muHtury between mnnufactur- t 7.-I0 o'clock last night.
ers and nu n In tho steel Indus-try U
now fairly launched, and on the first
show of strength advantage Is with
tho former. A general strike order as
Issued by President Shaffer has so far
been obeyed by ouly about 14,000 men
He was surrounded by the members
of his family and several Intimate
friends. The news was Immediately
telegraphed to King Victor Emmanuel
ami Queen Helena.
The evening papers assert that tho
a " rdlng to tho best figures obtaina DO('y Will be conveyed by steamer to
hie hero. Tho first two preliminary! Palermo, where the municipality will
calls w,;re- answered by about 45.000 arrange for a great public funeral. It
men, so that the total now out Is in j rumored that Slgnor Crlspl's will
the neighborhood of 60,000. The strik authorizes a prominent Italian politi
cs made gains here yesterday over j c'an to examine his papers and to pub
the Bhowing of the nibt before and 1f,n his memoirs.
their prospects for further accessions
at both Mc-Keesport and Wheeling
daring the week are very favorable.
The action of the Amalgamated nun
at Chicago. Jollet and Hnyvlew in re
fusing to i "ino out, and their failure
to secure any recruits In the Carnegie
croup, throughout the Kiskimlnetaa
.valley, and the big plants at Vounis
town and Columbus, ).. have been'
markedly disappointing to them.
Two hundred and fifty Butt-Welding
helpers came out last night and crip
pl d the great Butt-Welding depart
ment of the National Tube Works at
McKenaport. The strikers are Dearly
nil boys under IS. Fully 2,000 men
will be forced to quit work, and the en
tir department, consisting of 4,800, Is
expected to be Idle, The boys came
out against the wishes of the Amalga-I
matt I oflicials. The young fellows
nr turbulent, nnd it was their stride
thai began the great strike and ilo.
ot 1894.
Tl 1 lol Interesting development of
yesterda the appeal lor financial
aid to . i dzed labor and the general
public, and it is expected that the re
spoil i It will bo liberal The call
' , it all money shall be lor
ward : I cretary Williams.
The algamnteil Association nisi
issued an appeal to its local lodges,
urii'u the members who nre employed
to give . rally to the cause.
Offb r the National Tube com
pany and Mayor Black clashed yester
da) ovi r-tbi question of protection for
on-strikers and property, A large
crowd of strikers assembled around
the tube vorks in the morning, and
their pickets Intercepted the workers
tin tlndr way to the mills. There was
some exclt ment, and the mill officers
claimed thai their men were being
threatened and in danger of violence.
Some indignation was expressed
when tho public learned that the de
tails of the funeral bad been arranged
before death came. It Is rumored that
the affairs of the dot eased are in the
greatest confusion, and that Signora
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LATE SIGNOR CRISPI,
Crlspl will have to depend solely on
the proceeds of the sale of the mem
oirs. The body will be embalmed and
will He in statu tor three days In th"
drawing room of the Villa Bina, in
Naples, the walls of which are deco
rated with frescoes repr tenting the
principal episodes of the Qaribaldean
epoch.
A great state funeral will be held in
Naples before the body is removed to 1
Palermo King Victor Emmanuel will
bo represented at the obsequies.
Hi Ife and daughter did not leave
ttafl I Iside tor 50 hours and their I
frlen were compelled to use lovinii
violeni e to induce them to quit the
chamber. When all was over Princess
and calli I on Mayor Black to clear the LlnguaiJossa fainted and had to be
treecs ana protec t mem. The mayor
said thr-.t he would only Interfere to
utop actual rioting and assault, Tv
oilier appeals were madu to him la .'
in the morning, but he insisted t ...tt
there wan no danger of an out r ak.
Another ! w gathered at uoc i, when
the tube men were leaving the plant,
and while n violence was offered the
strikers were jeered. The strikers say
that it 13 only a question of time when
material will give nt and the tube
men must quit, Otherwise it is be
lieved that there would be serious trou
ble in McKeesport,
ii orts from Wheeling and Bel
lati ndl ate that there may be trou
ble : At the latter place un at
i ' e made to keep the iilnnt
ration and the mill officials say
I ' r I he men who did not go
i ul ai In 'ft il with they will ask
r t" militia to pi 'tect them. At
ioi ts that mi n w re to be
ive brought out crowds
venting their admission,
i ted that there will be
. . ii there before the strike
Ni has been made s yet to
pul o on the plan of withdraw
ing it deposits, suggested by
Pi iidenl Shatter In his speeches of
Satin The suggestion aroused
t, particularly in banking
i i many bankers no con-
r I 1 th the larger industrial com
binatl ivo protested against it.
Presii ihaffer said yesterday that
be bad i toi i-ent out thu circular deal
int; with Ihe matter.
First Violence of the Strike.
. u, )., Aug. 13. The first vlo
lea e 'urin the present steel work
riki n the Mahoning valley oc- '
curt S'iles yesterday afternoon,
try lewd of tin mill men
' to Erie train from Lisbon
ll ' ' : mpt action of the police
five mi n would have been mobbed Ex
citement runs high at Niles, and if
any attempt is made to operate the
tin mill there serious trouble will re
sult from !t.
carric i out by her husband.
Francesco Crispi, of whom it was
sand that he was the most hated man
in Italy until a crisis arose in the
government, when be was called its
saviour, was S2 years old. It has been
given to few men to play as many
parts on the stage of life.
WHITNEY'S CONFESSION
Makes New York Police Think That
None Is Safe.
New York. Aug. 13, Whitney's con
fession of police collusion with gamb
lers was the chief topic of discussion
at police headquarters yesterday. The
first of Frank Moss's disclosures creat
ed a panic, but the- decision of the
agent of the poolroom men to tell of
his experiences in tin matter of pro
tection of gamblers gave the police a
shock from which they will not soon
recover. Corroboration of Dillon's
story t,f the arrangements by which
poolrooms were "tipped off ' had been
Impossible to obtain, they had believed
on Saturday, but with Whitney balk
ing up the Dillon reports in all details
and adding valuable Information) it is
felt now that DO one is safe.
Victim Admitted Crimes Incident to
Principal One, But Denied That
Woman, However, Positively Identi
fied Him Mob Numbered 400.
Savannah, (la.. Aug 12. Eighteen
miles south of Savannah, near the
Seaboard Air Line railway, the charred
trunk of the body of Joe Washington,
the negro ravisher of Mrs. J. J. Clark.
Is all that remains to tell the story of
the dreadful tragedy of last night
Washington was captured at Liberty
City and was brought to Way Sta
tlon, near which place his crime was
committed. He was carried before
Mrs. Clark, who identified him posi
tively as the negro who had assaulted
her. The proof of guilt was absolutely
conclusive, and includes circumstances
that scarcely can be hinted at in
print.
The negro's postUve Identification
by his victim sealed his fate. A mob
of 400 men clamored for his life, but
the leaders of the mob, nusiberlng lars
than a dozen, carried into execution
the plans they formed. The rest of
the mob was kept at a distance and
was not permitted to come within 100
yards of the place where Washington
met his death. This was at a spot
a few feet from the railway track, and
not 500 yards from the house In which
the ravisher committed the crime for
which he paid so dreadful a penalty.
He walked to his death without a
tremor, and met It without a prayer
or an appeal for mercy. lie admitted
his guilt of crimes incident to the
principal one which proved his guilt
Of that. But to the end he stubbornly
refused to acknowledge that he had as- J
satilted Mrs. Clark.
Along l he side of the railway track
a crowbar was driven Into the earth.
To this Washlngon was forced nnd
was bound to it in a sitting position.
His legs extended straight in front of
his on either Bide of the bar... A chain
held him fast around the waist, while
a heavy rope encircled the bar and
his neck. Washington's victim had
been asked by the leaders of the mob
to apply the torch to the pyre, but at
this office her soul revolted, and she !
declined. Her husband was selected
in her stead. Washington looked
straight Into the eyes of Clark as the
latter stooped down to apply the I
match. The wood was ric h, fat pine, i
and was saturated with kerosene oil
The flames leaped hungrily towards
Washington's body. The man showed :
no signs in his face of tho agony he
must have suffered, and mot death
without a groan, as seemingly he had
faced It without fear.
Negroes, citizens of the section of
Bryan county in which tho tragi lyj
took place, were almost a unit in ap
proving it. and very many of them
were members of the mob that carried
into execution the plan of vengeance.
Lots of Botrsjn Active Service.
Brussels, Aug. 13. Mr. Kruger'i
friends here say he has received a
report thai there an; now 17,000
bin .-hers and 12,000 rebel Afrikanders
unii. r arms and well supplied with
weapons and ammunition, although
nrovlslons are very scarce.
Senator Beveridge In Pekin.
Pekln, Aug. 13. United States Sen
ator Beveridge has arrived in Pekin
for a two days' visit, after traveling
' xti nsively in Manchuria with the
Russian commander-in-chief. E. Bur
ton Holmes Is with the Beveridge
party.
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Father and Son Drowned.
Frederick, Md., Aug 13. James
Birch, and his 5-year oM son wore
drowned at Groves' lime ltllns last
night. The boy started in advance of
' his father to water a horse at a deep
i pool In tho quarry. When w father
i arrived ho saw bis son's hat floating'
on the water. He jumped Into the
: water to rescue tho body of the boy
D... , . . ... I but sank and was himself drowned.
Gotr,eL-rs Reiterates Promise of Aid.
Washington, Au. 13. President j To Fight the Cracker Trust
Goinptrs. of the American Federation gt. Louis, Aug 13 He prosantatlves
of I.ahor, said last night that bia or- 115 of the largest independent
ganliation would uso evry poacealde
means In its power to assist the Amal
gamated Association In Its strike Par
nona'ly he hoped that nn nmleatile ad
itiBtmeat of the trouble might be ar
ranged, and expressed his willingness
to co-operate In any effort to bring
about a settlement of the conflict.
Tampa Strike Nearlng Close.
Tasipa . Fla., Aug. 13 Tho Keels
tencla Clgarmakera' Union, now
strike hero, showed evidences of al-Bio-t
totsl collapse yesterday. Two
of Its aotip houses were closed because
It could not buy food. Delegates made
overtures to the International union
today, It la said, but the latter union
declined to consider them.
cracker factories will meet In St.
Louis the laat week of September to
form an association similar to that
of the Wholesale Grocers, their pur
pose being to fight the National Biscuit
company, known as the Cracker Trust,
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victory of the Ecuadorean revolution
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