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MURDERED SERVANT GIRLS
A Man and woman who Are Said .
Have Initiated the schneidefs.

BERLIN. Feb LA ease resembling
that Of the schneiders, the horrible DE-
tails Of whose crimes have just shocked
the world Us revealed n court Al vicnHa
has come TO light in Magdebate a. Ia.
the Schneider case The yiru..S "a fes
present instance were seryiAe S,tileis.
The full particulars in lossessto1. % the
police have not been made public hnt
il Ii. known that man nan,esl Erbe and
his paramour, woman iramed Blunt
rock. have been arrested on charge 81
making way with young woman
named Klages, daughter 81 Il steward ~
AN estate near Magdnllurg.
Ut Is alleged that Erbe and his female
aceurnplice lnred the girl tu Hanover On
the pretense that she was desired ID nc
company family 81 that city oil il trip
to Italy AT Hanover. where the girl
was total stranger. II was compare
lively easy 10 iilch her small stock Of
funds from her aud put her out Of the
way without leaving clew 10 direct
suspicion toward the inurderefs AT
least that Is what the police expect 10
prove was done, and they also claim 10
have evidence TINT the first victim Of
the couple was d woman named Hasten,
Of Madgehnrg, and that these two were
not the only ones robbed and murdered
by the imitators Of the Vienna mon
sters. The revelations ut the forthcom-
ing examination of the prisoners are
awaited with much interest.
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a Riyal "a Admin E1prcss.

AsBURY PARK, Feb. ARTICLES OF in
corporation of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Express company have been pre-
pared by Drexel, Morgan q Co., and
the new corporation will spring into
existence as rival to the Adams Ex-
press company on May next, when the
contract between the Adams Express
company and the Pennsylvania Railroad
company expires by limitation. The
president OF the new corporation viii be
John Hoey, who was recently deposed
from the presidency of the Adams COM
pany. The new company will have con-
troll nf the exprcss business Of the r., 600
miles Of road operated by the Pennsyl-
vania road, and win work in conjunc-
tion with the Southern Express com
many.
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nInhtheria,s 1iararns.

PTTTsBURG. Feb. Malignant iliphy
liberia Is epidemic at Kelly's Station. d
little hanletof d hundred families, forty
miles from Pittsburg, on the Allegheny
river. Two children Of the family Of
Alexander ]. Campbell have recently
died and three others are at death's
door, Three children In the family Of
Andrew Frye have recently died of the
disease. John T. Ditty buried a 4-year-
old daughter Q few days ago, and now
Of similar eases are heard of, but are not
as yet verified.
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A WindfaII for the Tecl1s.

LONDON. Feb. a report il published
that Lord Tollemacl.e, who died re-
Gently, bequeathed to the Duke and
Duchess Of Teclr, the parents Of Princess
Victoria Mary Of Teck. the fiancee of
the late Duke OF Clarence and Avondale.
the greater part OF his fortune, amount
ing to nearly f70, 900 q year. Lord Toll
leinache was d neighbor Of the duke and.
duchess. If this report Is true the for
tune win IL 4 godsend to the Duke and
Duchess III Teck. They are not blessed
with superabundanc Of this worlds
goods. In fact, some years ago they
were s.sold up by their creditors.
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Miss Mttcbell'. ALLEGED Insanity.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. /. - After i
searching investigation the grand jury
returned true bills charging both Alice
Mitchell and Lille johnson with muir
der in the first degree for the killing Of
Freda Ward. Miss Mitchell's counsel
this forenoon made application for
commission to inquire into the girls
lunacy. III present insanity Ii estab-
lished she viii Of course be sent to an
insane asylum, and cannot under the
law be tried for murder. Miss John
sons counsel will sue ont writ with o
view Of having her admitted to bail.
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.Took Hinl Down ! 200. !.

CHIcAoo, Feb. 1.-Charles MeadOw-
craft, banker, was handed summons
TO serve on jury, but refused to nc
cept service. He drew a revolver and
chased the constable out. A big deputy
sheriff then took out a warrant for con-
tempt, entered the bank and when Mr..
Meadowcraft refused to listen grabbed
him by the neck and dragged him out.
The clerks tried to organize rescuing
party, but the deputy drew a revolver
and threatened to shoot The banker
was taken into court, and after being
severely iectured was fined $25
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OUR GOVERNMENT SATISFIED.
No Demand Made on Chile for Salute
to the Flag.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE following
is the reply sent by Secretary Blaine
through Minister Egan to the Chilean
note Of apology Of the 25th inst:
Il am directed by the president to
acknowledge the receipt Of Senior PEREZ
ra's dispatch Of the 25th inst. 1t has
been communicated to congress and has
given great pleasure to the people of the
United States and to the executive de-
partment. as it restores the correspond
ence Of the two republics to basis Of
cordiality and makes, as he believes, a
full and honorable adjustment of all
unsettled matters easily attainable The
president notes with qualification the
expressions of regret for and condemna-
tion of the assault upon the sailors of
the Baltimore offered by Mr.. Pereira.
and congratulates the Chilean govern
ment upon the frank and ample with
drawal of the Malta circular and upon
the spirit of justice displayed towards
Minister Egan. You will assure the
Chilean government that the president
will be glad to meet in the most gem
erous spirit these friendly oyertures.
Believing that the subject of repara-
ton for the assault upon the seamen OF
the Baltimore is now capable of adjust
ment between the two governments by
the usual diplomatic methods the presi-
dent postpones, for the present, any dis
cussion of the suggestions made by Senior
Periera as to the nse of other methods,
not doubling that the sense Of justice Of
Chile will enable the two governments
to speedily and honorably make q full
end of the whole matter"
1t is worthy of note that there is nc
demand made for salute to the flag Of
our country, though it is stated in diplo
matte circles that Chile will probably per
form the graceful act.
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I4or RoDid ocean Sailing.

NEW YORK, Feb. LA three screw
ocean steamship, with aluminium
bronze machinery, to make. the trip
across the ocean in five days is the
latest scheme. The Bliven Palace
Steamship company, with capital
of $1,O00,O00, has been chartered. a
so foot model will be built at Peekskill.
The features of the proposed steam
ship are its yacht like form, its similar.
ity to the big palace sound steamers n
general appearance and arrangement OF
cabins, the application OF three screws
driven by power developed in steam
generators
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An Unerateful cousin.

NEW York, Feb. Julius Somborn.
a prominent wine merchant at 81 Broad
street, was shot in the stomach by his
cousin, Jacob, who Immediately COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in
the head. Jacob has been a pensioner
on his cousins bounty, and demanded
money, which was refused, when Jacob
pulled out a pistol and shot direct at
his cousin. The bullet inflicted only a
slight flesh wound. Evidently thinking
that he had killed his man he turned
the pistol on himself, firing twice into
his mouth. The second shot finished
him. and he fell dead The suicide was
"a wears old.
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!. Trenton,s Notable nall.

TRENTON, Feb. 1.-The annual bail Of
the Liedertafel Singing society win take
place n the new Turner hali this even
ing. The event this year win be one Of
been working hard for several weeks ar
ranging for the tableaux which viii
open the bah, and they say that they
win give four Of the prettiest pictures
in four pictures, representing America
from 1902 to 1910.
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All Rescued but Two.

VINEYARD HAVEN, N. Y, Feb. L.
Schooner Everett Webster. of Boston.
at this port, has on board Captain Clar1
Webster. which tug is sunk twenty-five
miles east Of the Highlands OF New
Jersey. The crew were rescued by the
Everett Webster. The Everett Webster
is three master, plying between Phlia-
delphia and Boston. Only two OF the
men who were blown out to sea ON Tues
day with the Webster and the four
scows are now missing. They are Capt
ain Charles Crump and Mate Fiaylus
Canal.
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Clnelnna.l,a Mnrderons Dive Kecper.

CINCINNATI, Feb. /. Nick Delmore, d
notorious character, who keeps il saloon
mt ESQ West Sixth street, and John
Ryan, his barkeeper. are under arrest
for murder, Joe Bruce and Anna Griffin
are at the House Of Detention on sus-
picion. and rs both have made full con-
LESSONS they will be held mere us wit
nesses. II is asserted that III muir
ders have been committed in La place.
Tho police know OF five or six Nor
phine was kept constantly on hand to
drug visitors. II Is believed that innny
recent mysterious disappearances will
be cleared up. The affair causes the
greatest sensation known here for
wears
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A West virginia Parricice.

WHEELING, Feb. Ii Richard Christian,
aged 20. murdered his father, Robindtt
Christian, with ali ak in Mcdowell
county. The father called the boys in
the morning to light the fires, aud then
fell asleep Richard objected to being
called, and. going to the kitchen, he got
an ak, and going to the bed where his
father lay he split his skull ut one blow.
The murderer fed, but was pursued by
d posse, headed BY his uncle, and was
captured, and loked up In Jail. The
murdered man was the father Of eight
cen children.
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ItaIlans ANA Negroes ~ war.

PITTsBURG, Feb. IA riot occurred
in Schnot's saloon at Smithton, twenty
five miles from here, between drunken
Italians and negro coal miners. Charles
Reinzi, an Italian, was shot I'M the aldo
men, and Los Anderson, negro, was
shot through the neck. Reinzie will die.
Four of the negroes, including the
leader, were arrested. They were given
q hearing, being charged with riot and
await the result Of their work.
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Eornd Tbeir Baby in Flames.

NEWTON, N. j., Feb. While Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Stafford, Of Huntsville,
were in the yard in front Of their house,
thew heard the screams of their little 3
year-old girl. Rushing into the house
they found her enveloped in flames.
These they quickly extinguished. The
little one, however, was so severely
burned that she died last night. The
stove door was found to be open, and It
Is believed that the child had played
with the fire
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Killed HIS Farm Hand.

STOCKTON, CAL, Feb. 1.--Allner Dull
lard, prominent and well known far
Iner of this county, came to town with
a constable, TO whom he had surrend-
cred himself, having stabbed and killed
a Swedish farm hand named John BAN
garter. The latter had cruelty treated
with which he was opening some sacks
Swede's left side which caused his death.
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Killed In Election Riots.

BUDA PEsTH, Feb. Election riots
are reported from many places in Hum
gary. In a disturbance of this kind at
Tiszatyck one person was killed and
many were wounded. In riot at Czicso
three persons were killed and. fifteen
severely wounded. Banffy Hnnyad wis
also the scene Of q serious conflict IN
the last named town all the members Of
an election committee and many others
were wounded two Of them 80 seriously
that they have since died. .s,
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relatives, who were
Congregationalists offered to have him
trained for the ministry, but he declined
because he held Baptist views. Later
he relinquished these, and Joined the
church formerly presided over by Robert
Hall, at Cambridge. He became a vii
lage preacher at Tevershain. and soon
after became pastor of Baptist chapel
at Waterbeach. At this period-only II
years old-he delivered a series of dis
courses which attracted immense crowds,
and sperad his fame through England
and even America as the hoy preacher. "
His Great Popularity.
Having been offered the chapel in
New Park street, Southwark, he
preached for the first time in London in
1853, with such success that the edifice
had to be enlarged to accommodate the
rapidly growing congregation. At Ex-
eter hall, which was occupied during
these alterations, thousands were turned
away every Sunday, being unable to
get within the doors. The enlarged
chapel in New Park street proved in
sufficient and the Surry Music hall was
hired to accommodate the overflow.
Finally the Metropolitan Tabernacle
was built, which holds 5000 people, and
there the famous preacher remained.
Since 1858 his sermons have been pub
Iished weekly and sold throughout the
Protestant world in increasing NUM-
beFs. In 1857 Mr.. Spurgeon severed his
connection with the Baptist union, be
cause it tolerated heretical views on the
subject of hell This gave rise to q long
controversy. In 1883 was celebrated
the anniversary of his 2,000th sermon.
The pastors college, the Colporatage
association, the book fund and the sup
Elementary pastors aid fund were all
founded by Mr.. Sturgeon in support q
his work at the Tabernacle. In his III
ness, which began seven months age
and passed through may vicissitudes,
he has had world wide sympathy, and
his devoted congregation have been un
firing in their petitions to the Lord fo'
his racayary
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Satisfaction in Chile.

LONDON, Feb. LA dispatch from
Santiago, Chile, to the London Times
says that the Chilean congress has adj
journed, after passing a bill allowing
the president to borrow $25, 100000 in
order to withdraw notes issued by Bal
maceda. Public opinion in Chile is sat
isfied with the outcome of the contro-
versy with the United States, and the
press leaves it to the American people
and to other countries to judge Of the
rights and wrongs of the dispute.
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senator ouay Again Frustrated.

WAsHINaToN, Feb. 1.-Senator Quay
has been quite indisposed for several
days with q slight attack Of the grip.
He Is confined to his bed, and when
Representative Wright called on some
political matters the senator was unable
to see him, the physicians having for
hidden him to discuss politics or bust
ness. A few days rest, his physician
says, will restore him to health.
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Daring Act or 4 Bad woman.

WoLFETowN, N. Y, Feb. IA dar-
ing and foolhardy act cost Mrs. Black
well her life. She pnt poison in the tea
to poison the family; her husband de-
tected it and accused his wife of the
the crime. Mrs. Blackwell, to prove her
innocence, drank cup of the poisoned
tea and died in an hour.
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LightIy Lashed.

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. /. William
j. Gibbons, convicted Of firing one Of
the Dupont barns. was pilloried for one
hour and whipped with forty iashes at
New Castle jail. Warden Tucker
welded the .'cat. The whipping was
very light, barely reddening the skin.
Gibbons boreit without wincing, chewed
tobacco and left the post with q grin on
his face. He Is serving ten years i'm
prisonment.
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Uroinp q Monster Canal.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE wonderful
advantages of ship canals was brought
out BY a speech of s. A. Thompson, sec
rotary Of the Duluth Chamber of com
merce. ina speech before the. congress
sional committee of commerce. The
northwest asks for $50, 000. 600 of the gov
eminent to make twenty-one foot ship
canal from Duluth to the Atlantic, via
Of the lakes and rivers and Erie canal.
1t would require six years to finish the
canal.
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al Fatal Blow.

CAMDEN, N. J., Feb. IL William Wat
son. 1f-year-old boy, was assaulted by
q drunken man named Edward j.
Dougherty, who was passing along the
street. James Canton, salesman in q
neighboring store, came to the boys
aid. knocking Dougherty down with a
blow of his fist. Dougherty's head
struck on the curb, causing injuries
from which he died. Canton was arr
rested.
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FRAUDULENT CLAIMS.
The True Story Of the We'll and
La Ahra IndemnitieS.
HOW MEXICO WAS DEFRAUDED,
Our Governments Collected $3.50. 900
for WORTHLESS Mine and $3.50.
900 for Mules. Wagons and Cot
ton That Never Existed--The Money
viii Doubtless be Returned.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia very inter-
esting week Is promised in the proceed
ings Of the senate. At o'clock this
afternoon vote win be taken on the
We'll and La Abra claims bill, and that
much discussed measure, which has been
the unfinished business for two weeks,
will be thankfully disposed of. The
names Of these cases are probably more
familiar than the facts. Circumstances
have been disclosed in the discussion
which, if woven into work Of fiction.
would be deemed almost too extrava-
giant for belief. The La Abra case had
for its basis silver mine in Mexico.
owned and worked by company hay-
ing its headquarters in New York. II
was charged and proved before the Mex
can commission by continuous chain
of affidavits that during the troubles
which attended the overthrow of the
Macmillan government the Mexican
authorities arrested the superintendent
Of the mine, drove out his American as
sistants, and took forcible possession of
1.-The property. 1t was satisfactorily
shown that the profits Of the mine were
| about 81 ,000, 900 q year, and that at least
A ~
| dump when the Mexicans took posses
sion. On this evidence. which was then
unrefuted, Sir Edward Thornton, the
| British ambassador to the United States.
/ who acted as umpire, gave judgement
| against Mexico for $3.50. 600, and Mexico
paid the money to our state department.
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Assaulted by 4 aAr:.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa r~p Miss
Mary Hoffey. a semi deineLted girl. is
lying at her home in a dying condition
as the result of criminal assault. COM
mitted by a gang Of men, who. accord
ing to her statement, drugged her TO aid
them in their fiendish desire She was
found near the Reading station. Harry
Shopper. Of Shamokin, supposed TO be
one Of the gang. has been arrested and
is now in Jail. The girl is in critical
condition and not likely to recover.
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Brother and sister Drowned.

HAvERsTRAw, N. Y, Feb. Paul
Kammerlin, 10 years old, and his sister
Caroline, 10 years old, were drowned
while skating ON mill pond at Gamers
vile, about two miles from this place.
Their bodies were recovered and an
effort made to resuscitate them, but
without avail.
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Double Murder Al the Capital.

WAsHIEaToN, Feb. L. Howard j.
Schneider, an electrician, and brother
of Anarchist Schneider, prominent
business man Of Washington, last night
shot his wife and her brother while on
their way to church. Mrs. Schneider
was shot several times and c0nnot live.
Her brother was instantly killed.
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rha Commissioners in washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. /. Sir George
BADEN Powell and his brother commits
sioner. DR.. Dawson arrived in Washing
tan Yesterday. Sir George and DIR.
Dawson came to Washington to con-
fer with the United States COM
N iss;oners. and. it is surmised, to ascer-
tain in what points their respective re-
ports agree.
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Monaebar COMING Home.

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
wife Of R. Jones Monaghan, the lawyer
whose mysterious disappearance has
caused SO much gossip here, has received
a cablegram informing her that her hus-
band sailed for home on the 25th nlt.
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Fayorine Popular VOC for senator.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The house COM
mittee on election of president and vice
president and members Of congress dis
cussed several joint resolutions before
the committee proposing amendments
to the constitution providing for the
election Of senators by 4 direct vote Of
the people. After some discussion d
test vote was taken on the principles in
volyed in the several propositions. The
vote showed that the committee were
almost unanimously in favor Of sucha a
measure.
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Philadelphia Capitol in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE Baltimore
Traction company, which is comprised
very largely of Philadelphia street car
capitalists, secured the controlling in
terest in the stock of the North Balti-
more Passenger Railway company,
which embraces four concentrating
lines, and covers twenty-five miles of
track. The Traction company takes pos
session at once and will Immediately
begin to cable the lines.
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he received an or
binary education
under strong relig-
ions influences, and
became very early
in life an usher in
a school at Not
tinghamI in which
humble capacity
he developed as
tonishing powers
,of public speaking,
and was especially
effective in relig-
ions exhortion. His
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The dynamite factory of Camille Droit,
near Cahokia, Mo-, exploded. Five thou
sand pounds Of dynamite were in the
building at the time and the sound Of the
explosion was heard for miles around. No
one wasinjured.
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stocker Responsible for Two Deaths.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. THE
sight of a murder being committed and
fear that she herself was to be shot
caused the death Of Mrs. De Mora. a
French music teacher, living at No. 221
Griffith street. She was walking on the
street Thursday when she saw Arthur
Stocker kill his wife. Mrs. De Mora
ran into store, tainted, and the shock
caused hemorrhage on Saturday that
resulted fatally.
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Other Notable Deaths.

Colonel Abram Speer, prominent
resident of Jersey City, and veteran Of
the civil war, aged n.
The Rev, Joseph F. Garrison, one OF
the Oldest and most prominent Episco-
pal clergymen in New Jersey, at Cam
den. AGED 6S.