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the TIRE Iinconp.

wfLrEsnARan, Pa, Feb. L. -Thoro has
beon fire raging In the old workings Of
the Honeybfook mine for soinc days
past which the company have Under
control and expect to extinguiah alto.
gOthor In q short timo. " 10 confined
10 an old gangway and tho only danger
is that II might spread through The fent
Of the tnino. Tho hfo 10 a email one
aud can do no damage except in tho
mine itaOlf.
wooDslDn Il l., Fob. i.-The ontlrO
plant ot the Wpodslde Brewing Com.
pAny has been destroyed BY nte. The
loss 10 about $4,000, partially covered
by Insurance.
pohTLANp, Nh, Fob. 1.-THE Lake
Auburn mineral dptihg hotel, elk mlles
from Auburn, waa burned last night,
Lola 100000, fully injured,
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nrend Fnmino IN nInr.eIlIer.

M4RsEI1IEs, Feb. 1.-The situation.
arising from the strike is grave. Bread
is scarce and the municipal authoritiea
to-day ordered several private bakeries
to be placed at their disposal, go that
the supply might be increased. The
strikers objected to this, and barred
the doors Of the shops to prevent the
authorities from entering,
The police soon came and torciblyl
took possession, but as yet rs yet the
authorities have not been able 10 start
the work OF making bread owing to the
difficulty experienced in obtaining prac.
tical bakers. Many families are with-
out bread. The police are guarding the
bakeries that are working.
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-clondenning.

Special Digpalth 10 the 1RIeliOencer.
MARTINsBuRe, w, Va, Feb. 1.-THE
NJ. Z. church at Bunker Hill, in this
county, was the scene Of very hand
some and fashionable wedding at 6;SO
this evening. The contracting parties
were Miss Carrie T., the popular and
handsome daughter Of Mr., ]. Il. Glen
denning Of that place, and MIR. Robert
Gold, q deputy sheriff in this county
and a prominent young Republican
politician. After the marriage cere-
mony the friends and relatives Of the
families were received at the residence
Of the brides father The bride was
the recipient Of many handsome and
useful presents. The couple have gone
on a tour to New York and New Eng
land.
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ToRoSFo, oNE., Feb, l.-This evening
the Nsvsi independent onservatiye,says;
"If 1t be true as reported in New York
dispatches that Goldwin Smith
intends calling on President.
elect Cleveland and urge Joint
action to encourage prompt annexation
Of Canada, then that uneasy and.
mischleyous gentleman has come
perilously near the limit Of for
bearance which has allowed him
the use Of this country. Smith ia fol-
lowing q course which must inevitably
end in hloodshed and perhaps involve
Great Britain and the United States in
one Of the bloodiest wars in their his
tory. :,
''Let him once arouse the cupidity OF
the Yankee, by such Misrepresentation
as he is now indulging in, and there
suit will be flibustering expedition
which will throw the Texas raid com
pletely in the shade.
"Canadians are far too tolerant OF
those who are trying to bring about Q
transfer Of this country 10 d foreign
power, and it is time that Goldwin
Smith should be pulled mp short or ex-
PEELED from the country"
The Empire, government organ, re-
ferrlng to, the same subject says;
"The disloyaltyof this renegade Eng
lishman has been we'll known for
years, but his proceedings on the
present occasion presents a most dis
graceful chapter in his career. We
warn Smith and those who are acting
with him that the limit OF patience Of
the Canadian people will soon be
reached.n t
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AnARMfNG SITUATION.
The Spread of Typhus in New York Cause
Great Anxiety

The Spread OF Typhus IN New YORK causes
Great Anxiety.
New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The health
authorities have become thoroughly
alarmed over the rapid spread Of the
typhus during the last week, and they
are adopting heroic measures to stop
its terrible progress. Thirty-seven
houses have been declared quarantined
and the industrial mission school on
West Thirty.second street has been
closed. The scourge is no longer con-
fined to the filthy lodging houses on
the east side. One case has been re-
ported from Harlem. The police COM
inissioners have received request
from the charities commissioners that
a policeman be detailed to guard the
tents for suspects on the grounds Of
Bellevue Hospital. They at once author
izod Superintendent Byrnes to make
the detail. Tho board Of estimates has
furnished $1,000 with which 70 pay
twenty physicians 10 inspect lodging
houses for the next thirty days.
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A AIoTAER's ANGER
Causes Her to Falsely Accuse school
Teacher Of Striking Her,
Spscial DisDateh 10 ne Iaieligenbes


Teacher Of Striking Her,
Special DiGpqteh % ne Iattzigmoes
HUNTINGDON, W, VA, Jan. l-oon-
siderable excitement was occasioned to-
day by the arrest Of Prof, Dodge, one Of
the ablest educators OF the state, on q
charge OF striking woman. The pro-
iessor Is principal Of the Twentieth
street school, and had caught two Of the
boys fighting, He expressed hiS pur-
pose to chastise them, and had them in
q room investigating the matter when
Mrs. Bryant, mother OF one OF the boys,
came and notified the professor not TO
whip herson, She then went into the
room and sought to remove the boy,
The professor refused to allow the boy
to 20, and the mother says that In the
excitement he struck her in the face,
Prof, Dodge denies this positively, and
says he can prove that he did not
strike her. The professor Is quite q
prominent educator, and has borne o
high reputation as a gentleman. AT
the trial this afternoon there was no
evidence 10 sustain the charge and the
case was dismissed, The impression is
that the woman was wild with rage,
and imagined she had been struck.
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MARsRuIEs, Feb. Lin consequence
OF strike among the journeymen
bakers of this city, the military bakeries
are supplying the public with bread.
A violent mob Of strikers and sym
pathizers threatened to attack the mill
itary depots at which the bread il
baked, while another mob attempted
TO plunder the bread carts. Troops
were called out and dispersed the crowds
Of rioters.
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THE HAWAIIAN COMMISSIONERS
Talk About the Form of Government That
Would Suit tho Isinnds.

Moulu suit tno lbluuuts
OMAHA, NED., Feb. 1.-The commits
aionets Of the provisional government
OF Hawaii pasted through Omaha this
evening on their way TO Washington.
The commissioners have sealed
letter from Mr.. John L. Stevens, the
American minister to Hawaii, TO secfe-
tary Of State Foster. The letter
is supposed TO contain the ore
dentials OF the gentlemen from
the provisional government Of Hawaii
to tho secretary Of state.
m"0i course = said Mr.. Thurston, "our
admission as state is out OF the ques-
tion. Our admission under the laws
governing territories would be equally
unsatisfactory to the United States and
the representatives OF tho provisional
government. Our position 10 peculiar
one. Popular government 10 out OF the
question and still popular government
in some modified form 10 the only thing
that.will satisfy our people. Wewant
the protection Of the United States, and
somo form Of government that Will
bo satisfactory and profitable TO both
countries. The territorial form Of gov
ernment would not be liberal enough
for tho government OF the islands. and
a government like that Of one Of the
states of tho union would not.be prae-
ticable. The most Of US arc agreed that
we would got the best rcstlta from q
government similar TO that which Eng.
land gives her colonies"
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znnte Thorougllix Nhhl,en un.

ATHENS, Feb. 1.-The island Of zante.
was shaken by. another earthquake at 2
o'clock this morning. A hundred
houses are reported to have been
wrecked in the city OF Zante. Thou-
sands are leaving the city to sleep in
the fields. Many have been killed and
injured. On other parts Of the island
the shocks have not been less severe.
Several villages have been entirely de-
stroyed, many Of their inhabitants have
been killed and the rest are sleeping in
the field,
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HAWAIIAN SITUATION
Secretary of State Foster Gives
Up His Trip to Paris
BERNGSEA ARBITRATORS

And He win Remain In the State
Department Uutil the Close Of His
Term on Account of the Hawaiian
Affair-The Feeling Growing in
Favor of Annexation = Senator
FFye's Reasons for Taking the
Islands Under Our Protection Eng,
lands Protest Considered PFesump.
tpous and Impudent-The Commits
siopers Talk About the Form of
Government They Want,
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LANSING, MIclt, Feb. 1..-To.day tile
house passed the senate measure 70.
poallng the Miner election law enacted
by tho last legislature, which was D em-
ocratic. II now goes to the governor
for his signature. The Minor law pro.
vided for tho election Of Presidential
electors by Congressional distrletB, and
not BY tho state at large, asis the case
In othor states.
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New steel scale.

Pr7rsDuRen, Fob. LA new scale OF
wages went into effect at the Edgar
Thomson steel works to-day. Tho
scale ID based on o selling price Of S25
per ton for steel billets, and reduces
the wages OF about 400 employees. The
percentage OF reduction could not bo
learned, but II 10 claimed that the men
can make as much money under the
new conditions as before. The men
will hold a conference tomorrow A
ten per cant reduction in the wagea Of
300 employees OF the Braddoek wlro
works Ia also Announced.
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pnhIlo pebt slntet,ont.

WAsnIN6ToN, D. O., Feb. 1.-The debt
etatement for January which was iu-
sued this afternoon, shows a decrease
in cash in the treasury OF about sS,oO0,-
600, making the net cash about $28, ,000,-
900 against $99,000000 on tho frat day
OF January; 1903. This decrease is ac-
counted for largely by tho fact that
81, 25O,0oO was paid on the interest ac-
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Tho Panama Scandal lTrlais.

PARIS, Feb. II The trial OF the Pan
anna defendants was resumed to-day.
NJ. waldecls- Rosseau spoke in detenae
ofM. EifEel, saying that profits attribu-
ted TO his client from his Panama canal
connections were mythical. NJ. Elfel
had had his accounts audited. and no
breach OF trust had been revealed.
Pending argument the court adjourned.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-The popular recep.
tion Of James Egan, the liberated Irish
dynamiior in Limerick, this evening,
was the most remarkable demonaita.
ton yet made Ia his honor Thewhole
city was ablAEe with b0n.htes, torch.
light professions parAded with bands
and banners and almost uvury housa
was illuminated. The mayor oi Lltner.
itk pfeaided over tho meeting With
which tho demonstration closed
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. LA Commercial
Gazette special from parkesburs, w.
VA, aaysi A report from Mootoacld,
Hardy county, gives IN account Of a
fatal FRO near Patterson depot At
midnight tho house Of q man named
Malone caught iirc aud MaloneH brother
aud o boy named MoArthur were
burned 10 death. Mrs. Malone was
probably fatally burned. t
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Fnr,. Nnrrnns I.vnoI,ad.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. ia Dspatch
special from Tazewell Court House, Va,
saya: Monday night four negroes MUIR
dered and robbed two white men at
Richlands, named Radcliffe and Short
ridge. The murdered men lived in
Buchanan county and were at Rich
lands with their wagons for the purpose
OF purchasing goods, The four negroes
were captured, confessed tho crime and
were lynched. More than 100 Buchanan
people werc at Richlands to-day.
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ohlo r'Ayors iTawallan Anne tlon,


CotuMnUs, o., Fob. 1.-Reprosenta.
tive j. o. Black, OF Cleveland, will in
troduce the following joint resolution
In the house Of representatives In view
Of similar action taken by other state
logislaturesi
ID Il resolved BY tho general Assem-.
bly Of the state Of Ohio that II ID the
sonso Of this body that the federal gov-
rrnmont should take proper ateps TO So
cure supremacy over the Hawaiian
Reiolpe5, That copy Of this Joint
resolution DO sent by the governor 20
each senator and representative In
ConRtess from Ohio
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Twenty.ninth Victim,

AIToN, I'LL, Feb. 1.-The twenty.
ninth victim Of tho wann catastro pho
has succumbed to his injuries. His
name was Bernard Niehaus, Of Alton
Junction. Three moro are attho point
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RoME, Feb. LIN the chamber Of
deputies to-day President Bianichsri
announced that Public Prosecutor Au.
riti had applied for authority to prose
cute Deputy Zerbi on charges OF crlm-
inality based on DEVELOPMENTS regard
ing the Banca Romano. The president
added that tho request would be sub
mitted tomorrow to the bureau Of tho
chamber
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb 1.-The Re-
publican senatorial caucus this morn
decided to put tho territory Of Arizona
on the Same footing with the territories
OF Oklahoma, New Mexico and Utah,
which at o previous caucus they decld-
cd to admit 10 the union.
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BENIN, Feb. Ian explosion Of Are
damp occurred in tho General Won
Blumonthal coal pit AZ Rocking.
.hausen, westphalla, to-day. Eighteen
miners were killed instantly andleyen.
teen were injured.
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sEcRET CONFERENCES.

Secretary Of State Foster held a con-
ference this morning with Senator Nor
gan, the leading Democratic member OF
the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions, and with Mr.. Blount Of Georgia,
chairman OF the house committee on
foreign affairs. The secretary also had
q talk on the Hawaiian situation with
Representative Hit, Of Illinois, OK
chairman Of the house committee on
foreign affairs, and the leading Repub-
lican member Of that committee. These
gentleman came singly, and gave their
views with reference to this question,
There are no indications OF any mate-
rial increase to be made in the number
OF United States naval vessels in
Hawaiian waters. No developments
that will lead to bloodshed in Honolulu
or elsewhere in tie islands have come
to light, and it is the belief innayal
circles that the force Of marines and
sailora ON the Boston is sufficient to
protect American interests and main
tain order. One vessel may be sent to
support the Boston, and information
obtained at the department leads to the
belief that no others will follow unless
the situation becomes alarming, and
this does not seem probable in view OF
the present state OF affairs. The gov
ernment will not be caught mapping,
however, and vessels will be prepared
for sea and kept in readiness.
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HADBAN HORRORS
Visited on a Brute Who Was Born
in the Depths Of Hell,
A TEXAS NEGRO'S SCARLET CRIME
And the Swift Vengeance of an
Almost Maddsped People.
THE MURDERER ROASTED ALIVE

And His ouiverins Flesh Pierced.
With Rcd Hot Iron BFRuds-His
Innocent Victim Scarcely More
Than a Babe in Arms-After AS.
sauItIng Her the Incarnate Tiend
Ronds tho HapIess Little Girl Limb
From Limb-The Ineonceivable Re.
yongo of This spawn of satan-Ten
Thousand People Witness His
WrithIng Death at tho Stake.
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nonn,l nous, ontl FnrInea ,eatroyotl.

pfrrsBuaen, Feb. 1.-The round house
and machine and repair shops Of the
Pittsburgh 4 Western railroad, in Ale
gheny, were entirely destroyed by fire
this morning. Six locomotives and
valuable machinery OF the shops were
also destroyed. Loss $4,000.
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AAnnlltnn nf lltnl,nlrlnmnnl.

PANS, Feb. 1..-Jumea II. tiobaon, for.
morly manager Of The Anglo.Ameriean
bank, was to-day acquitted in tho court
Of agsizes Of tile charge Of misapplying
the banks iunds.
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LovpoN, Feb. 1..-A dispatch from
Paris to tho Reuter- Telegram Company
says that d decree Of divorce haa been
granted Edward Parker Deacon,
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THEIR BLOOD is UP.
Goodwin Smiths Present Mission
to President-E Elect Cleveland
lROVSES THE CANADIAN PRESS

To Flights of Indignant Auser-Hia
Annexation Scheme is Violently
Denounced Carnage and Blood
shed Predicted Between Great
Britain aud the United States
Threats Made TO Expel Smith II he
Does Not Tone Down-A Probably
GFopndless Scare,
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NEW YoRK, Feb. l,-Arriyod- Runic,
Liverpool ealier, Bremen,
Pni1AplLritiA, Fob ~ Arrived Lord
Give, Liverpool. dtO x
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sAts4 onE, Fob. both houses Of
the,loriala.ufe have adopted resolutions
iAvoflhg tho annexation ol tho Hawaii.
An iblahdA
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t'ot West virginia, genenliy cloudy weather
and SNOW, north winds l
fuf Wcll1fn pennaylvAnla and Ohio CLOUDY
weather and hndW, probably followed BY Nl6Ar
ny dutlns lhq afternoon OF night cOldot north
fttrtaATuhE 81tiEhDAY,
~ lttniihed BY d stitsEpk dlugilll, tbtaof
Market aud BClitioonih altOVA
"a. in....,e,a,oaa g NJ. li.,.n,.a.......,na d
iam.e~isS.e~",sA, u WoaIhSsI iIiin.
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WASHINGTON, D, O., Feb. 1.-THE
principal developments in connection
with the Hawaiian situation to-day is
the announcement that Secretary Of
State Foster had given up his trip to
Paris next week. whittier he was going
aa agent OF the United States to attend
the meetingof the Bering sea arbitrator.
Inyiew OF the necessities OF the situation
suddenly presenting themselves It has
been deemed expedient that he should
remain in the department until the
close Of his term OF Office, He will,
however, meet the arbitrators at the
date Of their adjourned meeting which
has been fixed for March .23. The arbi-
traitors will meet, as announced in Paris
on the 23rd inst, andby an arrangement
between the two governments will ad-
journ for amonth without transactlng
any business.
Senator Frye, OF Maine, who is alead-
ing member Of the committee on foreign
relations and has taken an active in
terest in all matters relating to the con-
troll OF outlying islands In the Pacific
ocean, said to-day:
ENa1AYp's PROTEST IatPUDENT.
''I have for years observed with re-
gret the acquisition by foreign powers
Of desirable coaling stations and harbor
privileges on the several islands until
now there are none left save this one
on the Sandwich islands. lam in favor
Of making sure Of this one by
taking Hawaii into our posses.
sion, The protest Of England
against annexation on our part II 1t
were deemed wisest and best by the
powers OF this government would be
presumptuous and impudent. / imag-
inc 1t will be confined to the presenta-
tion Of diplomatic note to which ouf
secretary Of state, in diplomatic terms,
will,make reply. England did not con-
suit with US or our interests when che
made an agreement with Germany to
divide tho islands OF the Pacific with
that power, and she certainly can have
no ground for objection II We see tit to
take Hawaii, the only territory now re-
Tfafnino, in tha ocaan ftf
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square, around the square, down Clarks-
vile street To Church street, thence 20
the open prairie about 800 yards from
the Texas & Pacific depot Here Smith
was placed upon o sca6old six feet
square and ten feet high, securely
bound, within the view Of all beholders.
Here the victim was tortured for fifty
minutes by redhot iron brands thrust
apainst his nnlYarlng body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-13
Life of Sid Williams.

Rev. E. E. King, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, has just COM
pleted 14S-page book of the life of
Sid Williams, the noted evangelist,
who conducted a series of revival
meetings in this city several
months ago. The work begins with
chapter |, 'The First Home," and
concludes with chapter II, "The
Elements of Success" giving full
and interesting extracts of his boy
hood days, his mistakes in life,
education, christian training, evan
gelistic work, ETC., and it is an in
teresting and valuable work, for
which Rev. King deserves much
credit.
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Cycling Chat.

The English champion bicyclist,
Howell, has challenged the Ameri-
can champion, John Shillington
Prince, who was seen in San Anto-
Mo this year, to ride race from
one to twenty miles for ESQ side.
Sanger, the Milwaukee cyclist,
will join the Springfield Bicycle
club and ride under their cOlors
hereafter. At present he is about
ten pounds overweight and in poor
condition.
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His FIRST Ride.

A country brother was riding on
a we'll filled street car yesterday, it
being his first time on an electric
conveyance, and as the conductor
registered the fares and the hand
gradually moved around at the
ringing of the bell for each nickel,
on the face of the register, the broth
er remarked, thinking, perhaps, of
an engine during harvest time,
"My God don't these fellows work
up the steam quick to run this ere
machine?n
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas RAILWAY

as it is the most direct, best equipped and
runs through Wagner Sleepers to all above
points WITHOUT CHANGE where direct con-
nections is made in Union Depots for all
points North, East and West.