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7 4 PUBLISHER CLtDDED,
May Yohe$ Figure. in n Scandal in ssuu,r 81,

May YoheE Figures In n Scandal In Sun
Franclseo. 4S " < &.
g5 SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. 7.--NIay Yohe,
the actress, who is on her way to dazzle
the Australians, is The cause Of a lively
scandal, which reached a climax yester.
day when her chief admirer here, young
Tom Williams, clubbed Business Mana.
ger Hirsch, Of the j Ereniny Post, ifor
printin E a sensational story Of how she
had abandoned Williams. IS ;75-yIs;;
- Miss Yohe and =. Williams \: who ia
known rs the ."ADuke Of Union Island, .
have been living together, it is said, IN
furnished apartments here for several
weeks. It was reported they.were mar.
ried but no record OF such a union can
be found at the license office. e, !, a n n :
b Recently tile actress mother arrived
aud the result WIS that she Ipersuaded
May 10 leave Williams and Hgo to Aus.
traliawit her..% She departed Wednes.
day, and yesterday the Post had a gossipy
article on the abandonment OF the festive
Williams. S The litter. armed himself
with a club, went 10 S!Stife 4 office Of the
paper, and; beat Hirsch over the head un.
til ho was senseless. N illiams was ar.
rested for assault. 1 itlg,
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THE CnlLDREN'S CARNIVAL.

At the 3Arion Cluh House Last Nisht-A
Splendid Affair. y Z q
The annual Childrcn's Carnival OF the
Arion Society occurred last night at the
club house Of that popular organization,
over on the soutll$ Side.Sa These annual
masquerade affairs, participated in by
the children Of the members, are
among the most enjoyable Sof the
many events contained 4 in 4 years
programme 8 Of festivities enjoyed
by the Arion's = membership. 'r Last
nights carnival was largely attended
by; both& young and old. The Opera
House orchestra ! furnished the music
and to its merry strains there danced
and romped nearly one hundred happy
little ones arrayed Sins Handsome and
fantastic costumes. There were several
pretty tabieaux given. 593 ;.{3i1 u!
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WESTERN GLASS MANUFACTURERS y .t,I,sy
wiz support the Eastern Non In tho strike,
gdf1tiisiA Serious Crisis A nDron cl,ipt, ~ n

VIII Support the Eastern Men IN tho strike
"a! A Serious Crisis A Appreacl,lng.y y 4
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. l7.-At Il meet,
Ing Of the Western Flint Glass Bottle
Manufacturers hero 10; day, all former
prices were withdrawn ! aud another iad.
vance ordered on account of advances ,,lu,,a
In! the price OF materials. 4. tf ige..'i!s
! Al resolution was adopted, plcdrinp
support, financial and otherwise, to the
Eastern manufacturers who now'haye a
strike on their hands.
n It was also decided to meet again on on
January 30th, to consider the advisable.
ity OF closing down all llE.western factories
before permitting the eastern manuiac.
turers to yield. The western men declare
thata victory in the East now would
mean strike in the West next year. eSfti' II
~ AS there are sixty-one factories in the
west a general shut down would be go.
rious matter. Ninety per cent of, the
producing capacity was represented at
the. meeting. M e
Secretary Dillon, Of the Flint Glass
Workers. Union will 10 East next week
with moro money 10 aid !. the strikers,
The strikers were ordered to resist de-.
crease In wages and IN increase in the
number OF apprentices. Il = a. y
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] s.'2!lH|]ESYA7B|IE0|:.F[''#IRj|AII.D l .I)]: !.
Business t'5'1slI'1,9! Good Where the Cold
8}5s eather Prevails.
Ill7y()l IRON n MARKET MA UNSETTLED; d
Collections Quiet and SLOW On hc.
Y count Of Retarded Distribution.
iiS3li The Speculative Market arc AZ
NJ 1fl ~ fEfsfs -
Exceedingly Irregular,

LIN pv, \,.rn,.. n = ", II ~ =, :, l}E Y
f.asi AMi o3A, aah 3lI.-K. q. Dun 4
Co.s review, says: Trade Is better where
cold weather. has made fla npnenrnnce ,,c,.r.,S
but +, ,,,,sa,,ausonohlo ro;a,,, IL
com,,,.; ~, "o",',V. 9 s'e seaefM
so'pn' e" ~. ny ny weekly output OF pig
IRON N January, was l74 ,03s tons against
i60 l5l December and 1ijl Sos n ycar ,,,,,,
aeo, pY, InnG'1tiiricsz ird;os,a 49,. 49, .sa{
,ha' .".e .s..t tii"t le enere Is III
.ne "ss''eg"tee ah accumulation Of stocks. I
II also appears that the market for bar
iron Is somewhat unsettled VIII, n to,d.
e,,cy l,sy toward ,co,nnnccs.to,,s, -, - M ~.
~ Z - s,sse.sone' e INV nv u 'ate
,to ,toi' 10 'css nrm. e Structural and ahcct I
iron and nails arc steady, but some un. i
easiness Is noticed In Tho mn,a,rkstg fior I,
steel rails Irnloss ~ ca,,a,.,s,.1., =, 4 4
80 ~ e' n,ess '''e consumption sum o.
an,snea pfoaac@ ls not only sustained
put expanded the output OF pig iron can \
hnTaly cohInue ~ the present rate. 9s
4. {, ~ ny Wool ana @oolen goods show ds.g
Mne.y ,;'as. Signs oi ulvlsion between the
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! MADAME; De n WE'RE YER

Tie Notorious female Forecr md her
:Ej;SSt b 50 Operations ut Detroit. Is
Y TOLEDO, O., Jan. The First Ma
tional / Bank s obtained new; warrants
against Madame De We're; the notorious ii,,ls
clairvoyapt, charging forgery 81 a. a note 4,
for $500. Her bail was increased 10
s2,oO0,t and she is still behind tile bars
unable; to find it.. Il transpires that this
nk!is out some $4,000 on threee, he,,ilc notes les
aggregating that sum, which are all be-
lieyed to be $forgeries: The woman De
We're is now known! to have, received at
least $40, 900 by her transactions in notes
supposed to be: :forgerles in the past year,
(which transactions Lamb is alleged
to have figured. s ',iss!a
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bill creating commission oi Ave 70 q take
charge Of the whole matter, Of which
body, III 10 thought, the Superintendent
o. Free Schools is not 10 be member.
The disposition Of the committee seems
70 DO to report this bill iayorably also. W
y, One Of the Governors suggestions in
the message isto receive proposals ''irom
authors for manuscript OF school text
books and from persons who aro willing
to undertake the complication OF the
same, and II deemed advisable the pub.
iication may DO carried on at the States
gas the.public printing is now done II
is not apparent that the school books
would be improved In cost or character
BY this method. Tho general disposi.
ton, among members seems 10 be- TO
overhaul the school book contracts, II
not 10 abolish the system. n q, u. II,
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!. Tho Garfield, Memorial.

CLEVELAND, G Oa$Jan..l7. meeting
Of the Executive Committee to arrange
for the dedication Of the G Garlield Me-:
mortal on Decoration Day, was held 10.
dny, ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes,
Hon: A. Townsend, Gen. james Barnett,
J Il: Wade, J.aB. Parsons and ]. H.
Rhodes being present. A. general dis:
cussion was 3 had and the conclusion
reached that the services should be held
on Decoration Day. at 2 p: m.,s on the
Memorial grounds. Special invitations
TO be present will be issued only to rep
resentatives of the city, State and
National government. A general invi-
tatlon, however, is issued to all soldiers,
knights Templar, or other societies or
organizations and citizens generally, as
twill be impossible to send them special
llVlt0t1nO
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Si5 SALOON row
Four Children Made Fnthcrlc.. and a wife

Four Children Made fnthcrlcs. and a wiz,
Widowed By, whisky. &. if
Kansas CRY, Mo-, Jan. l7-Charle,
NJ. Davenport, a printer, received In
lurles last night from tho hands Of some
unknown person or persons, from which
he died this morning at 8 o'clock, n
He was knocked down BY 4 violent
blow on tho back Of his head, striking
!he'pavement..a His skull was fractured,
he and ga companion H named 7! Louis
Day went to saloon about hali.past two
and became noisy alter thcy lad had a
drink or two OF whisky. John Waters,
the bartender, and Tale White, the col.
cred porter, tried 10 put them out OF the
saloon. Waters took hold Of Day and
White OF Davenport. They took tho 1ea
TO the swinging doors aud pushed them
through. White probably struck Day.
enpori. Tho appearance: Of ihea dead
mans face indicates that he did. .iWhito
evidently pushed \ Davenport to tho
street and then struck him, bis feet slip.
ping from Under him aud throwing him
70 the stone pavement. The police will
hold White for the Coroncr's inquest.
Davenport leaves a wife and four chill.
iron 40 fl+f W Al ftLastyLLl
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Suit ComI,,p,I,.,l,,y Chnrt,r.e,,l :. 4

lAc certificate Of incorporation has been
Issued by Secretary Of State Walker. To-
the German Salt and Coal, Company, or
ganized Tor the purpose of mining and
selling coal, manufacturing and selling
salt, and also for the manufacture and
sale Of cast or wroughtiron. The princi.
pal office is 10 be at the c6mpany's salt
furnace, near thetown of$NIason, in Ma.
son county, and the charteris is to expire
on the first day of January, 1910. e The
sum OF sG00. has been subscribed to tho
capital stock, ten per cent. which has
been paid in, with :the5 privilege OF in.
creasing the same to $50. 900 ,in5all. n The
capital is divided into shurcs OF SlOO, oi
which B! !&M.f Skinner, r,ssM. .5 Schlaesel,
George Reuter-, Evan Jenkins and. John
Behrs, OF Pomeroy, O.,and August Zahl,
Of Minersville, hold one each l}i n IS, Is
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] A MODEST DEMAND


Tho Iowa Democrats Oncra Compromise In
;Nhicl, They Ask Too Much. 4 r y .sit
DEsaiolSEs. IA, Jan. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis this afternoon made a proposition
to the Republicans looking towards q. a
settlement Of the deadlock. It provides
that the present b officers who are
Republicans hes made regular tenn
porary officers; that in the permanent
organization the Democrats be given
the speaker, the Republicans the chief
clerk and the remainder OF the Offices
be divided; that the Democrats be given
the chairman Of the committees on iu-
dietary, the suppression oi 5intemper-
ance, appropriations and railroads. The
Republican caucus will act upon it in
the morning, butIno hopes are enter-
tained for its acceptance. M.
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THE WORLDS PAlR.
The Matter Left to n Select Committee viii,

The Matter Left to Select Committed Will,
:; 81 Power TO Act. h z l ~
4 WAsulSaroS, D.. G., Jan. 16.-Great
interest was taken in tho votes upon
the Worlds Fair question in the house
today. The members representing the
competing citities were active IN cousoli-
dating their forces and In keeping their
men in line. Dozens Of members kept
tally and every vote was closel y scanned.
The most energetic Of tho Chicago men
were Messrs. Cannon, Mason, Lawlet
and Springer. 4. . 5jgsT5Si fif,
The Missouri troops were ularshaled
BY Messrs. Hatch aud ( Dockery, Frank
and Bland, while the New York inter.
ests were attended to by Messys.
Farquhar. and Cummings. tt.l 4! !4it tslif5g
S The result OF the contest Is TINT a
special committee OF nine members will
be appointed without receiving any in
structions. 1t may choose tho site II it
secs fit, butt Is more probable that de.
termination Of that question will be re-
'legatcd to the house. "a - sss & N!
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EAEFATAI COLlISlON
e'rl'jiib'let Wreck on the Cincin..
nat, natl, Hamilton 9 Dayton, 3s
THREE 7 HIRE LOADED COACHES
or u Chicago Vcstibulc Train Take
ia Firc-A Wonder That tho LOSS or
" Lite was not Something Fear. ~
ful-ktilcd and Injured. ,5,9::; n

g. CINCINNATI, o., Jan. l7.-At7:lO, eli,
time this evening as the Glendale &C
commodation, bound Tor Cincinnati
was leaving the station, near Colleg,
| Hill Junction, the Chicago ycstibutet
train ran: into the rear OF the accom- 4,
mediation. There were three passenger
cars Of the Glendale train cont aiming
about 70 people. The locomotive OF tho
Chicago vestibuled train run bali way
through the rear car Of the accommoda.
ton, piling the passenger cars in q heap
and setting them on fire. The locomo.
tive OF the acconmodat was not
derailed. The fire department and patrol
wagons were called from Cincinnati and
the fire was extinguished. "a, Iii.., mi
AT tho present writing four persons
were taken dead from the wreck. !. How
many more fatalities there may be Is not
known. \ The wounded are now on their
way to this city where they will K BE-
taken TO the Cincinnati hospitals. The
number Of fatalities and injuries, con.
sidering the completeness OF the wreck
and the number Of passengers Is report.
cd to be comparatively small. 81 f4
Z! LATER-It Is now known that several
persons Il have been a rescued fatally
injured. The engineer Of the vestibuled
train jumped from his engine and re.
ceiyed serious injuries. Two of those
injured in the wreck have been received
here at tho hospital. K Their names are
James Staley, 4S years old, Of Carthage,
Ohio, terribly burned about the head
and arms William . Klamitz, also Of
Carthage, q plumber, aged I 10, scalp
wound and burned hands aud arms.
Bob Stevenson, q baggagemaster OF the
yestibuled train, OF {Maplewood, Ohio,
was badly hurt and died shortly aiter
being placed in one Of the patrol wagons.
The body Of John Wilson,, Superiniend.
ent Of the metropolitan Lie Insurance
Company, OF Cincinnati, has been i,len-
titled as one OF those burned up $:slsG
S$s G.. Nelson, General Superintendent Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton rail-
road, says ,oi the accident that it han.
pened just north, Of the College Hill
crossing. Chicago yestibuled train No.
81, drawn blythe large, strong engine
No.fl, and accommodation train No. II
shortly after ! O'Clock. The
block systemis ueed there and it is sun.
posed TINT No. II was not /, out Of her
block when No: 81 entered it.ASWhen
No. 81 struck the accommodation train It
smashed the two rear coaches, killed
Copely, conductor, and an unknown
Of the ,vestibuled train. Both
engineer and fireman OF No. 81 Jumped
after applying the air brakes and reyers.
ing their engine. Both men were hurt,
but are now resting easy.
I LArEn-James Staley and William
! lklamitz both died at midnight at the
hospital, making the killed five in num-
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TILE SCHOOL, BOOK QUESTION:
Tho Present Contract Attacked by tho
S q Usurplng Governor. "a q +. sgSf

Tho Present Contract Attacked by tho
.rai .usurplng Governor.
Special Dispasch 10 nc I,,tellioencer. s
CHARLESTON, 8W.BNA a., JAM ~ The
present contract for school books expires
the first OF next July. Governor WILSON
has determined to have a new: lew deal and
this Is one Of the subjects included ii
his call and message, Is sTo, day the House
Committee on Education met and was
addressed by the Governor in the kind
OF aspeech he makes; when he ;isin dead
earnest and going fora scalp. a recent
visit 10 him oiIiNlr. George Howard, Of
Van Antwery, Bragg & Co., school book
contractors, seemed to have enraged him.
Mr.. Howard, who left for, Cincinnati to:
night says he could think Of no aimpro-
priety in rendering the Governors in;
formation about matter Of State busi-
ness and lie would be glad for the world
T to know all that lie said and Gall that the
Governor said in Ills ,wrath. Mr.} How
ard was not present at 4 tho Scommittee's
meeting to-day:
Col. Ben Byrne, ex. Superintendent of
Free Schools, opposed $the 8Goyernor's
proposition. He pointed out that in the
bill under consideration by the commit.
tee, the whole of the present system was
abolished and nothing twas put \ inEs It's
place. This would 1 sweep away the
curriculum and the books together. i5s,ia.
~ The Governor replied with an intima.,
ton that Colonel &ByrneGswas paid for
hls remarks. and, Colonel Byrne retorted
That he was somewhat in the position .of
the man kicked by. q mule. He Sconsldi
cred the source and would not resent It.
lie was accustomed to- the Governors
way Of fighting. ,isss;
q The particular, matter before the com:
mltee was House bill No. g, offered this
morning by$AIr.IFAltizer,i (Democrat) of
Calhoun, "a bill tol repeal Sall acts and
parts Of acts prescribing text $and class
9 COOKS for use in tho free schools iofz the
state, authorizing or directing contracts
4 ior tho purchase Eof. text books by the
sase Superintendent SofSS Free Schools. .
~ general way the entire portion OF
Tue message relating to this sub ject; ;ywaH
under consideration. ;3st Thp5 committee
very quickly decided sto report the bill
8'AVorably. This Is to be followed by! g
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( BRAZILIAN REPUBLIC I
11@-T77l7 - - y 7f1i7-E-I 4
Recognized BY Argentine Confctlcrat tion-A.

Neeosnised BY argentine Confederation
4 Dlscraccd Minister. 81
!, New YoRK, Jan. The! Argentine
Republic has formally recognized the
newly established Republic Of Brazil in
spite OF the utterances Of Senior Pereira.
This gentleman was Emperor Dom
Pedro's Prime Minister, and also dele,
gate 70 { the ( Pan American Congress-.
Senior Pereira is said to be lin, bad re-
pute at present by. reason of his actions
and uiterances upon recent occasions at
Washington. When the news OF the
fall OF the Brazilian y Monarchy came,
Pereira started for, that country at once.
He was glad enough, z however, to get
away irom there, it is said, and is now.
in Paris. y q - X rs
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d q 3ll DENVER, COL, Jan, Z 7.-No trains have
passed between Alamosa and Durango
since last Friday: The passenger which
left at t'Alamosa that day pulled by three
engines is nov. snow bound three miles
this side Of sCumbees, and all the engines
arc Off the track. u Snow splows / are at
work and It is expected the, road will he
opened some time to. o.morroY NJ q fsEsEE..S
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I;Jllu Hnrt to 70 with ChionrO

X s|CnlcAoo, Jan. jim 4 j Hart, erat:
VIII. while g, manager q the ;Bostons, and who
engineered the "trip ot tho Browns and
!hostons to tho Pacific coast, arrived in
the cityIyesterday. He comes toS Chi: ;:
'cago,f II is said to act as secretary of the
Chicago League club the coming season.
e[will salso accompany the team and
look after, the finances. .si /;
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SlRvin Challenges Sullivan

( Nrw YoRK,s Jan. l7.-F rank slavin
cables from London TO the Police Gaselle,
challenging Sullivan TO q fight for sl2,-
800 a sidc,S London prize ring rules, in
America or Europe, & or to- fight with
small gloves Police Gazette {rules; for
5000 a. side at the California Athletic
club, provided the club will add $l5,-
600 purse to, the stakes: Slavin has post:
ed q $500 forfeit. iss:
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RQilrOnll Mating

# sANnusxY,, O., Jan. $17.-Atia meeting
here this 4 afternoon Of the sandusky,
Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, the fol.
lowing directors we're elected: 5.S5,
Y Bobert Garrett, Charles S. Mayer, Ball
timore John Gardiner E. d. Gardiner,
Norwalk; ;..L.E J.. Tracy, A1ansGeld;:J. o.
Moss, AZ C.tAloss, Clark Rude. San:
dusky. Officers elected d:1$ John sGardi.
ner, ! President; ~. o. Moss, Secretary
and Treasurer. ilsy5ii5 tsjtf
s, "a 81 per cent dividend was declared.
Inei company renewed the lease OF the
Newark, Somerset and SStraitsville road
for a term offorty years. go. 3 III
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4 LATIN FEDERATION ~
ANcpnblican Manifesto Published A Iainst.
is England In rortusal-A.t u Great Move.

ANcpnblichn Manifesto Published A Eninst!
Is England In rortusal-At 4 Great Move.
ment. ~ ,!
LISBON, Jan. 1.-THE 'Sscuta to-day
published manifesto headed THE Di-..
rectory Of the Portuguese Republicans 10
the Nation" 1t denounces vocifcrously
the English ultimatum, and advocates
the Republican federation Of the Latin
nations and the adhesion OF Portugal to
such federation. It. declares that the
movement for federation Of Latin re-.
publies is steadily making great pro-!
gress and that the force Of Ibe move.
ment is seengand felt! in the revolution
in Brazil. The manifesto does not auyo-
cate a revolution in Portugal at the
present moment andis moderate in tone
throughout except as to- the E,lenunciu.
ton OF England's action. E7PEi,;''S
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TERSE TELEGRAMS.;

Al editor il the City 81 Mexico was ,y,I
sent to jail for defaming Adalina Patti. .iis5 81
a$ Five hundred grain porters at Liver. iyg, j.
pool have struck Ritor4 an ADVANCE in
wages
Ablll providing for the adoption ofthe
Australian ballot was introduced in the
Maryland Legislature yesterday. 81 39
@gJames Kennard, better known as the
St. Paul kid" defeated Reddy strause,
Of Bnfalo, lin $a fight Ito a finish early
yesterday morning INF the thirty-tifth
round. Both were badly puniahed. .;9le5
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sC:!H:lC(AG.O$MAYHVIN )! /. G |! GO
ItS y ;.'l looks as IS NJ The '' lake City
gill Get het'Wold Fair.gj5
A TEST FIGHT$lN THE / Il I. HOUSE 4 ! Is;1E
br.ings Out Her Great Strcngth-Tto
Ballot t.il!E Box Forgery investigation
/. Grows Interesting e IInlstcad
and Mclean Involved.
speeta, Di.pa,ch 10 ne Iaielltoenee,,;. :;

'peeta1 DtSpa'ch 10 iht Inseaigtnetr. ~ SIC 4
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1.-THE
tght IN the House to-day for a Special
Committee for tho Worlds Fair brought
out clearly Chicago's great strength.
The West Virginiu delegation, however,
was 9by q large majority against her.
Pendle.on, who is for Chicago, Is paired
with Anderson who Is sick; and jackson
and Wilson voted with the combined
opposition which barely succeeded In
carrying Its point. Unless the bitterness
o. rivalry produces a po,tpon0mcnt or
kills the scheme altogether, Chicago is
bound To win, Is & fft133t