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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-06-14
A sKIRMIsH.
Several Shots Exchanged In the
Colorado Campaign.
A Conference Held witt, the Miners
Gov. Waite Thinks Iso Could ac;t,c
she Trouble II tho Sheriff nmd
Deputies Were Away.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. June s.-There
was not much blood spilled in the Grin
! pie Creek war Thursday. but it wa.
! marked by few incidents of :ntcra,t
and one, at least, that proved trifle
exciting. This occurred in the vicinifx
of the deputies camp, Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
a number OF the cavalry horses OF
the deputy force had straycd beyond
the picket lines and q small saund was
sent out TO round them up and drive
them into camp. The miners guards
opened fire upon them. The hcrd,nu
squad returned the FIRE. and, the cav.
airy coming to their support, firing be.
came general for several minutes,
About two hundred shots were fired
during the skirmish, but no one was
killed.
The firing caused great excitement
on Bull Hill, and the garrison was
called out by the Pixies Peak whistle
being blown long and loud. The face
OF Che hill was quickly covered with
people. and to check a possible descent
into the valley a shell from the Parrot
gun was thrown in their direction. II
carried high, and, SO far as heard from.
did no damage.
At } p. In. the First Regiment Color.
ado National guards marched through,
near the scene of Thursday morning
skrmiSh. The force numbers about
five hundred and is supplemented by
the Chaffc light artillery, OF Denver,
consisting of three Calling guns and
two field pieces.
The Second regiment is Mt Divide
awaiting transportation. 1t is expected
to arrive In Gillette during the night.
The militia are under the command of
Gen. Brooks, who is now in camp.
Adj.-t;cn. Tarnsey is also here with
his force. apd at this moment is hold:
ing a conference with the miners, rela.
tive, it is presumed ia tbs mode OF sur
rendering TO the sheriff those of their
ppmber for whom the latter has war
rants. The deputies complain bitterly
of having been restrnined from 20.
ing up on the hill unassistod by the
Milisis.
DENVER. Col, June s.-Gov. Waito
said Thursday in reference to tho trou-
bic at Cripple Creek: If the sheriff Of
FL paso county will only let mo alonc.
! will bring these fellows around. 1t
would almost he suicidal for him to at
tempt to make wholesale arrests now.
My orders to the troops are to get In
between the two crowds and stop fight
ing. The sheriff can pass through the
lines all he plcascs, hut not any of
those armed deputies. think he had
better defer his arrests until matters
quiet down"
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coxEY IS OUT.
From Prison He Goes to His Array. Where
"a JoyOu" Welcome Is Accorded Him.

From Prison Iic Goes to Ills Array. Where
"a Joyou. Welcome IL Accorded Him.
WAsuIXarON June II. - Coxcy,
Browne and Jones, the leaders OF tho
commonwcal. were released from Jail
at.0'clock Sunday morning. No demon-
stration attended their departure.
They shook hands with the deputy
warden and watch officers, thanked
them for their corsideratc treatment
and entered carriage driven by Okla
honla Sam and drawn by four common
veal horses.
At the District line the 'wcalcra OF
the camp were drawn up in line To re-
ccive the distinguished party. They
unhitchc1 the horses und themselves
hauled the liberated leaders to the
camp. Coxcy and browne spoke dur
ing the afternoon.
Coxey said it now looked rs though
The men might extend their stay ut the
capital into the winter. lie said no
was going to make an address on tho
Fourth of July ut Knoxville. Tenn. for
which he would he paid $3.50. lie so
had other engagements to speak dur"
ing the month.
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BIG DAMAGE SUITS.

Allegheny County. Pa. to BE Held for
Damage Done by Strikers.
PITTSBURGH. June 9.-Within few
days suit will be entered against Ale
gheny county to rccovcr damages Tor
property destroyed by rioters along. the
Monongahcla river. by the owners of
mines and coal tipplcs. suits may al'.o
he entered by the National Tube Works
Co., of MckceSport. for damages. The
county, it is claimed. will have to bear
the loes in these cases under the special
act which became celebrated after the
riots Of is7T. The best authorities do
not seem TO believe that the city of Me-
Keesport is liable for any damages.
The most important case OF interest
would be that Of the National Tube
works, where single item would be
$3.50. 600 for group Of furnaces.
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McKEHSpORT RIOTS.
a Tipplc Destroyed, snd a Collision Will
&c the poiitt:' ii

a Tipplc Destroyed, ard a Collision with
J. PC the p0iitr:' -"
NcKKKsroKr,' r., :tuhs s.-A fclli:
sQGr, acparrlud petween thu police ana
ono thousand stilicrs Thursday night
in front of the mayors office. The "fit-
GERS charged on the crowd twice, and
made them dispcrs. No further trouble
occurred.
AT q businAs" mems meeting Thurs
day night the strike was denounced.
The business people announced THAT
they could not furnish provisions to
the STRIKERS on account ct they 1iisas:
ir,o5ius effect it has on trads:
General Manager Converse, Of tho
National Tube Works, from the tone OF
his conversation with united press
yeporter, is in no hurry tn resume
npcrations Mt tho works. lie did NOS
un,eor the least bitter toward the old
employees. and spoke as il the company
was willing to stand siege of idlencSs
as long as the men.
4 number of strikers. Thursday after
noon, marched tn Remodel npe mile
below here and destroyed small
triple owned by Levi Edmundson'
The mine had not been worked Tor
three months. When EdmundSon pro-
tested the crowd started for him bnt
he cscabed by an exhibition of lively
sprinting. ...o
The general strikers committee
Thursday night issued proclamation
TO all strikers having the good ct the
ca,Se at heart to refrain from all acts
of violence. and to exert their influence
in restraining others. The prociama-
ton is being posted in conspicuous
places throughout the city.
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Il. Il. Turpin.s Good Luck.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June lin the
fourth trial Of f. Il. Turpin, at Lcba-
non, Saturday morning. for the MUIR
der of Vim. Carter, at Gallatin, two
years ago. the jury brought i'll YER
diet of not guilty. In the first trial
1urpin was convicted of murder aud
sentenced TO be hanged. Once he was
to he removed from Gallatin to Nash
Vile to prevent possible mob violence.
lie got new trial and change OF
venue: two mistrials followed, and
Saturday morning he was acquitted.
Turpin is a wealthy man.
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More Dcvtltry.

CLxvI,.AsD. o., June Ia telegram
received at the headquarters of the
Cleveland. Lorain and Wheeling road
in this city from General Manager
Woodfort. at Bridgeport, o., says:
':Strikcrs tried to blow up bridge
carly Saturday morning. Three cans
Of .s,npowdcr were placed under the
structure but a Waterman discovered
and removed them in time TO prevent
an explosion Two doublc-hcader coal
trains were started north from Bridge
port under protection Of troops, and
they have arrived safely ut Wheeling
..reel,
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~, s.eoss Reinforced.

ca,,,, y GREEN. Col, juno 9;-!he
9 .k, XIII ,,.riment of the Colorado Ma,
t;nn;,l Guard arrived Friday nlsh l', ''',t
'. nsool,,. force now numbers about
.s.' men, They will be able I" contr ,,a
.,o 'I - ,.iacrs. and there will he , NO
the ~, su t,anhl. if the deputies do not
lin u, i, attempt to attack the MINERS
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Combine Worth 500, 900, 900.

Srp,SGrIEID, H., June S.-artlcics
30 consolidation were Thursday tiled
between the Chicago and Eastern III,
nois Railroad Co. and the Chicago ana
Indiana Coal Railway Go. The na Al; 3
Of the consolidated company Is 70 oe
tho Chicago and Eastern limos ''".. n
road Co. The principal office is TO oe
in Chicago. and the capital StocA %
Coz Ot)O 600
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work offered.

,crxrnALIA, IN, June Inc ,,' ,"d
mining companies in TINS Guy o n',.l If
the men 81 ton for digging ,r; '' ,n.n
thew would resume work: i ,nt;nn OF
have not as yet given any indicator '.es no IT,
,"t ,,.'';ng 10 work ut these figures nos y
eth that it means about . "
day for ten hours work
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coxey IS Released.

WASHINGTON, June S--Coxey, car,
,,,",,,,, and ZONES. notwithstanding all
their professions to the contrary; or: 81,
tired Of martyrdom. Jones' the rn'i a.
delphia leader, was only scn'e bad the
twenty days. The other two 'au Wv ,,.
ont;on of serving ten days more ~, Ua
ni,vin, each s. fine. Coxey pai' 'h'
fines Thursday.
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Iinc.c SAINTS Claim.

MADRID, June 9.-Unitcd States Min
lister Taylor has communicated note
to the Spanish government declaring
that the customs duties are improperly
collected In the Island Of Cuba, owing
to misinterpretation of the treaty with
the. United States. As result
the United States claims reimburse
ment in the sum Of .",50o, 900 re,etas.
about St,5O0,OO0, on the ground that
articles which are free Of duty, accord
ing to the first text Of the agreement.
are not included in the Spanish copy of
the agreement which wns sent 70 t,uha
for the use of the Spanish customs Oil
n;als In that island.
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Biz FuctorY l,urne.i.

H!cksyuI.E, O.. June 9.-thout six
o'clock Friday morning fire was di>cov-
cred in the establishment OF Clay.
Crowl & Co... manufacturers. of lumber,
handles and tent supplies. Ecfprc the
fire company reached the scene of ac-
ton the building was mass of ilamc:;
and all attempts to save it were futile.
The fire causes great loss to Hicks
vile. as the factory furnished employ
ment to about forty men. paying the
very highest wages. Loss. $1,000; in
Suraace. $4,000.
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Not q Kan Quit.

ALBreuEEouE, \, NJ, June 1.-THE
committee OF coal miners who have
been agitating through this district
have been unsuccessful. Not miner
has quit in the Crescent mines, and
only a few from the Caledonia com
pany's mines have stopped work.
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%. vx,,, eta,lisme

TorrKA, Kan, june g., n" nu
l;can convention THURSDAY non -, s,ato
". c. Edwards for secre'afy s,n l.. Mat
w., ~. e Geo. Cole for auditor; iln :, and
,n,.a at,irms the national pla.'oi - ~
, ! rnna aI,' fayors bimetallis.a
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Jerry eimnspa Very Low.

BEEKEIt.Y STRINGS. IS. Ng.. .'nnc -
Congressman Jerry siinp-nn.p; Kan a'',
accompanied by Airs. simpson E:pssr
sentative Lafc Pence, Of Colorado. and
Editor Cumming. VI the Na:innai Wssch-
man, have arrived here. Representa-
tive Pence. while hoping for tie BEST
expresses himself doubtful OF ths ,:s,ili,
plete recovery ef atr. Ss;;aspsoi.
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a Static rreasurer Eniu!nea.

LINCOLN, Ncb June l1.-Judge Tibbots
the district court has, issued perma-
nent injunction restraining the state
treasurer from calling i'll nnd taking
mn state warrants Us an investment for
the permanent school fund. The treas
urcr will appeal to the suprcme court.
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e.,,oe sobertson Removed.

Ayas,,,scros, june s.~-'eo ,d was
Robertson. OF Nit. seruun' nos;tion of
Thursday removed from ,le r the CON-
chief OF the bond DIVISION 81
.raller Of the currcncy's Office
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s,,il,ep fIangesd.

SrAuNroN, Va. June 9.-F'riday
morning Lawrence Spiller, the giant
Negro blacksmith who r,,vished little
Lottie Rowe. white. aged Is years. on
April 20, was hanged in the j;lilynrd
here. lie marched nntiinchingly to
the seafold. He had nothing to say,
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gx-nja.sss. Phelps Cit a. ~ III.

/ Ngw YORK june 2.'rhr Hc~s'j
says: The,e appear. to DC no loH.rr
any tiouht ih"t .tncrc H'illi:sm Wai,, Z
Phelps. ex-r,iin: Ter 10 tarExny. il. ii; ,
starilingIy critical condition. il hr .
not diving. ':.l.; t:ic RELIEF is.cxpic.se':
ti'.i ri '..,ti' nay he looked for t-..y
nlrl..li
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THE BRIDGE WAS BURNING.
Four Cars Wrecked and Several Killed on
tho Canadian FncIfic.

tho Canadian Facific.
WIHSI. rG. Man. June i'll fatal
accident occurred to the through Cana
dian Pacific express near TT. William.
A burning bridge gave WAY under the
train and fonr cars were prccipitatetl
into the river aEattawa. The cars took
fire from the bridge and We're con-
sumed with all mail aud express mat
ter.
AIRS. Barker, of Elkhorn. Man, was
drowned. and Express Messenger
Brown, of Toronto. is missing. 1t is
also feared that two others are
drowned. Among the injured axe:
Mrs. Siclsie. of Mi:ldlcvillc. Mich. bad
" bruised; Fireman Whitehead. seri-
ously injured Engineer Elmes, slightly
injured
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.,.co sails for Dluofelds

,v Ssn June "a Ga hl':ran'
w. MAs aant. watson, of thc San fran
n ii received 1T The navy aepa as, has
e s,;aay' stated that the he, rssse' ''''
fr .'i s.,,n colon to 3luefields-
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,,v..,a., crsatest Bridge.

thy cTnS juno a.-The prcsiae'le
Wss '.,,.., the New York aal Ses Ter
has sine. IN, .' Yhe field is nov clear
'sc' h, ,. ,,.st move. t" construct INC
largest In BRIDE in the w"f'
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Mine-s rHrcaGaa.

MAssuL0S. o.. June S.-Jilc strikers
mt Wheeling Greek have posted notices
warming til public to remain away and
threatening to throw newspaper re.
porters mi the river. They haze one
hundred pounds of dynamite and small
arms. n
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rrIcl to I,urn a Iyrieigc.

FAIRMoNr, w. Va, June a.--Friday
morning bridge on the Monongahela
river railroad, the key to "a large part
of the Fairanont coal field, was found
81. tire. 1t was put ont before 1t was
destroyed
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~ Isl VIRGINIA.
Eleven Comp.,i:,w lsu,n'sk t9 n9ss:s Rn"
--C"ai Trnin Seized b, I'll: strikers WI"
VIII H-sIst the TROOPS.

Eleven Compa,,:.a fsu>htnE ~ iiG%S.s Kun
Cont rrnin Seized b, fl: strikers VIZ"
Will Resist the Troops.
CnAElrsToS. ". Va. June M--Frit
day afternoon Gov. MacccrRlp Ycc"ivc!
a telegram ir.m tbs shcritf"f Marshlil
county asking fer troops to AID IN dis:
possessing a party OF strikers who had
taken possession nj a h. 4 o. coal tram
at Bogr S Fun. near IIenwood. and who
declared their intention of resisting
all atteli.pts to disrcrsc them. The
telegram stated that the strikers num-
bercd about two hundred and we're
constantly increasing.
The governor promptly ordered tho
following five companies of military u
nrocccd to tic scene: {; and |. OF Hunt
;ngton. and f. Of rarkcrslnrg. ID. OF
Warrington. and +. Of burton. Ar-
ranucments were made TO transport
the troops l.y special train to MOUNDS,
Vile where they will consolidate ana
r,.occ.d to the scene of trouble. Com
many G.. of Huntington. will take a
t;nti;u,r gun. There is only one OF
these runs now at the disposal OF the
state. the other one being out OF re-
pair. .uo,o;red
About & O'Clock the governor received!
d;spatch from c. X. Lort' second
vice president of the Is. & o.. an" a'so
from ey.t;ov. \. =. Fleming. stating
that traffic WAS completely blocked on
t t r. & O. by reason of the trouble at
I.orms. Run. that the strikcrs-abou1
thre.. hundred in nulnher-were gong
dawn the line toward Fairmont, anu
That unless prompt action was taken
thcr. would he serious trouble. IN
,,;.,v of the fact that there Is q DOG! ot
Ohio troop, now stationed at Bel'alIe'
which has or probably will force inc
oh;n men to this size of the rlvcr.wlieic
thcv could do a, inuch mischief to the
' sn1 as ON the Ohio side, he prompt
J.. ordered on. six more companies
,.;th instructions, to proceed 10 -lo''''o'-
v;llc thence tn I'ngS,a 1uh'
Convicted of ManslauShteI.
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p,oters Convicted Of ManslauSnseI;

Uxloxrowx. Pa. June ''- =, IN " .hs
sar, the coke rioter on tr, ,, 1or '" nf
saa' -, , 81 Chief Engineer lladdoch. OF
~ ,,,.;,.l, coke Co.. Was convicted FIJI
s , IS r,anslaushtcr. Ah""t thirty
""s ill he tried on the same charge
Evening journal., 1894-10-15
4 SUNDAY MORNINGS BLAZE.

Barn Near Gordon Heights Destroy ed
with It's Contents-The Origin Unknown.
Shortly before IL o'clock Yesterday
morning Mrs Joseph H Hibbart, VINO
resides on the Henry II. Guest farm, near
Gordon Heights, discovered smoke pour
ing out of one of the windows of the barn,
which was Of stone, known as a double.
decker, and was located close TO the house.
All the family was at church. so she at
once ran to the home of Bayard Guest a
short distance away, and gave an alarm
w. Z. Lattimer, a neighbor. cut loose
four horses which were in the building
and got them out safely. About twenty
tons of hay, ten tons Of straw, 100
bushels of wheat, and all the harness
were destroyed. A large crowd Of people
from this city went to the scene Of the
fire
The loss on contents as estimated by
Mr. Hibbart is about 81 600 on which is
$500 insurance in the Mill Greek Fire
Insurance Company. The barn was
built il 1917 aud was valued at about
50, 900 and was insured for small
amount in the West Chester Mutual
The origin OF the fire is not kno wn
although it is thought that some boys,
who were seen running from the build
ing, dropped lighted match in one Of
the windows.
Evening journal., 1894-10-15
THE RX-SPTAKER HONORED.
National Commander OF the Union Vet
eran League.

John p. Donahae Elected Junior Vice
National Commander Of the Union Vet
eran League.
All the delegates from this city to the
Ninth Annual Encampment Of the Union
Veteran Legion have returned home from
Newark N J where their encampment
was held on October TO- II and 12 They
are as happy as school boys because Of
the fact that they succeeded in bringing
one Of the three national officers TO this
city, in the person of their comrade,
john p. Donahoe, who Is now the junior
ce-national commander OF the Veteran
Legion of the United States Corporal
Tanner is the national commander, and
Colonel John ]. Callahan, OF Buffalo,
N. Y, Is the senior International com
mander.
There were 1873 encampments repre-.
sented at the national encampment ana
the order is hourishing everywhere
among the old three year veterans
Great enthusiasm prevailed at their
meeting and great deal Of good work
was done and more projected for the
future.
Comrade Donahoe proved a great
favorite with the old boys there He
was opposed by two other candidates,
but both retreated before him and
withdrew. The adjutsnt was ordered to
cast one ballot as the unanimous vote
for Mr.. Donahoe, something that has
never before been done in the legion
Colonel S A Macallister ran for senior
vice national commander, aud Colonel
Charles A. Foster for q member of the
executive committee. The delegates
from this city, Encsmpment No. "a, we're
John p Douahoe, Edward O. Concannon
and John Brear, With Past-Colonel
Masallister, Tuxberry, French, aud the
present Colonels l. @. Wilcox ard
Charles A Foster The tenth annual
encampment will be held next October
in Bnffalo. N Y
Evening journal., 1894-10-15

In the east end Of the Ninth ward
there was trouble On Saturday evening.
James Lynn. leading Republican poll
tician, attempted to get negro by the
name of johnson on the lists. The
Democratic challenger entered protest
on the grounds that Johnson
was a Nonresident of the ward.
Loud words ensued in which William
Walraven, a 1876 FOUNDER, took sides with
Lynn and Johnson and William G Red
den, 30 pounds, chsmpioned the Demo-
cratic side of the sffair In moment
blows were raining down from the
heavy weight leaders and Rsdden was
slightly worsted
Evening journal., 1894-10-15
STILL SOUNDING THE CANDIDATES.

Tax Reformere Determined to Get Re-
piles From the Legislative Candidates
on BIN which They'll Present Pro-
viding for an Election in New Castle.
The following open letter has been
sent to the Democratic and Republican
candidates for state senators and repre-
sentstives in this county:
SIR: During the next session OF the
Legislature bill will be presented per-
mitting the citizens Of New Castle to
vote on the question, Shall improvements
be exempt from ttx1tionf and. ia case a
majority vote In favor of this item
thereafter all improvements shall be free
Of tax
The association Of which have the
honor to be secretary is organized for
the purpose OF doing away with these
taxes on the grounds that they tend TO
check and discourage the growth of our
city The effect of tax on dogs Is we'll
known-it kills them of. A French tax
levied on windows is the cause OF
thousands Of houses In France being
totally without windows Must not the
effect of a tax on homes be precisely simi
lar-must 1t not prevent homo -building2
Seeing this is the case we would ask
you if you will, in the event OF your
election, pledge yourself to support and
vote for this bill, and, in order that our
members and friends may know how you
stand on this question your reply will be
published
Yours respectfully,
HAROLD SUDELL,
Secretary New Castle Tax Reform
Association
Evening journal., 1894-10-15

George w. Ainscow, Of No. 100 East
Fourth street, has dun mare which is
proving a wonder In the eating line For
some time the horse has been showing an
inclination to smell around the oyster
barrels aud shells and Mr.. Ainscow dc
termined to test the enimals appetite
Opening prime oyster he held it, on the
half shell, under the horses nose, Just as
he frequently holds apples. Ths mare
shifted the oyster until all the juice had
been blown out of the shell, then she
took the oyster up in her teeth and
swallowed it without ceremony. Now
the mare waits patiently in front Of the
restaurant for somebody to bring out a
half dozen "half- shells" on board.
Evening journal., 1894-10-15

William Quellin had a cicstrix removed
at the Homeop lthic Hospital recently.
Alonzo Courtland Seney has been
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital by
DR.. Sweeney, of Smyrna, TO have his
foot amputated.
Alexander McKeess native of England,
who fell into ditch and broke his leg,
is doing well at the Homeopathic
Hospital, where the fracture was q.
duced by Dr. ]. II Rile.
Martin Monroe had one of his fingers
badly mashed on P w & B train.
The finger was amputated by Dr. Doane,
of the Homeopathic Hospital staff.
Evening journal., 1894-10-15

BROOKLYN, Oct. ia catboat con-
tanning four men was struck by a squall
off Coney Island and capsized The 40
cident was witnessed by a number or peo-
plo on shore, and John and Daniel Bailey
OF Coney Island Immediately started to
the rescue in a small boat They sue
coeded in roscuing one Of the party, Wal
ter Booth who said his companions who
were drowned, were Frank Mcintyre,
James Ford and Frank Britton, all Of
New BRIGHTON