Daily Republican., 1889-09-10
News snmmsTy.

gustsve L. Otterson, Of AIieshen,
Sity, Penna-. has disappeared In New
rorE He was last seen at tho Hote
Royal 10 that city on August Is, wher
be dined with two ladies from his owl
city. He intended TO return h-me in iy,
or six days by way Of Philadelphia. tn,
missing man was about 80 years old
weighed about 1876 pounds, had lIebI
complexion and hair, and liaht brown
mustaehe. Lie wore q black suit and
derby hat.
A freight wreck occurred early yester-
gay morning, near Lynchburg, Va, on
the Norfolk and Western railroad re.
susung In the killing of Fireman Charles
meDowley OF Petersburg, Va, and per-
haps the fatal injury of brakeman Ram
dolph. The arst sec ion of the train
oroke loose on heavy grade, aud seven
cars ran back Into the second, which was
but short distance In the rear.
The celebration OF the events AZ Balti.
more Ia connection with the war of 1912
WAS begun yesterday. The principal fea-
ture OF the d'y was q street pageant.
which was reviewed by President HArri.
sou AFTER the procession there was
banquet, and In the evening the Presi-
dent held public reception 10 the CITY
n h
ingtOn.
veterans and other visit~rs are arriving
In Gettytburg in large numbers TO take
part in the exercises Of tomorrow and
Thursday. The State Monument Com
inissioners arrived last evening and as
sunei charge ol the preparations for the
exercises. To-day they will inspect all
= cne monuments that are In position and
hnally pass u; on them.
While digging well in the town of
hhPeming. Michigan, yesterday morning,
man struck blue hematite ore at a depth
oI zen ieet. The vein IL said 10 he OF ex-
eeiIent quality and considerable extent.
"A prominent mining company owns I. =
mineral right OF the land where the dis
discovery was made.
During Forepaugh's procession In Kan
sas CITY, Missouri, yesterday, q brake on
band wagon ia led TO work while de-
scendlng hill and went to the bottom.
where I, overturned. Philip McGess,
Louis Taylor. jacob Zanwiler, T. A.
warren aud Harry Baxter were injured.
but none fatally.
An erplos on CT 1re Damp occurred I'm
me UfinRton coal mine, near Mor9an-
town, est Virginia, yesterday morning,
INN diately following the lighting OF the |
initeis' lamps. John Klnsey and VIII
liam Kirby were killed and John Kirk
laHiy burned. Several others were |
severely injured.
An Italian workman on the Midland |
Railroad. near Clarksburg, West Vir-
ginia, picked up dynamits cartridge on |
sunday aud began tossing 1t to q COM |
panion, who let IL fall, aud 1t erploLed.
Two OF the Italians were literally torn |
TO pieces, while Others were eerit usly In |
lured. The names OF the dead men were |
not learned.
Miss Jane Bell, aged IL years, was
lound drowned Yesterday morning In the
reservoir that supplies Pleasant Valley,
fa:, with water. che committed suicide
and the only cause assigned ia that abe
nau some angry " ords with her stepfather
on Saturday.
Two freight trains on the New York,
Lake Erie aud Western Railroad collided
SesIeruay morning uear Cuba, New
orE. About 20 ears were thrown down
IN embankmeut, demollshiDg them and
Ailled.
A boile-, used on the farm Of John w.
'neder, near Cartouda e, Illinois, ex-
1loued Yesterday morning, killing Mr..
'neider, W. Tlomas LieRett, Andrew q.
.lgge u, John Blggs and Isaac Miller.
'olored.
X. Is. Dunn, prominent business m al
u Wateryille Aaiuo, and ex.Prns,dent
u the Maine Central Railroad, died yes
erday at the age OF 81 years.
The White Ash coal mine, near Golden.
Joierado, WIS Hooded on Sunday, aud
en- miners who were inside have not vet
ecu heard from, and it his feared they