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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
SHE LEFT MRS TALMAGE $4,000.
MISS LORD Died In squalor In Byookiyn
with Plenty of Money I'm Bahk
SOMERSWORTU " n {

oONlERSWORTH, N. H., Sept g.
Early in July Mayor Wells received a
letter from Brooklyn. y. Y. making in
curry about Elizabeth II. w. Lord. who
had died I'm that city The tier stated
tnat during the last days OF her sick
ness she was In IA destitute condition
anu "ould have starved Tut for neigh
DOTS, In her deiirium she spoke 'of G.eat
rams. n village in tLis town. and this
coupled with the finding of copies of
Great Falls papers In her house. led TO
the inquiry TO Mayor Wells.
II has been learned that Miss Lori
was daughter Of Hannah Lord a
former resident Of S0me-sworth and
had relatives IN South Berwick. Me-. and
Lawrence. Mass. IL has also been learned
That She died with $1,000 In say. .ngs
banks here.
Miss Lord left her property by WI
to Mrs. J.. Dewitt Talmage. wife Of he
eminent Brooklyn preacher. Il is not
known that she was acquainted personal
ly with Mrs Talmage
Her relatives. Mrs Ford Of South Rer-
wick, ana her sister IF Lawrence. pro
pose 10 contest the viii. on learning OF
her death the relatives desired to have
a regular funeral but her wi provided
that the remains should not he inferred
until after the document had ieen pro
bated, which will be some time newt
month. From this II is Inferred that
Miss Lord did not wish her re atives 10
attend her funeral under any misappre-
hension as 10 who would get her money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
SHOOTING or BEN GASTON.
His Nogro Deportation scheme Broken Up
Cause of the Row.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept 5.-Gasto1's
negro deportation scheme is broken up,
temporarily. AT least. IN Castor county.
by the shooting Of CASTOR Tuesday night
Crawford HOlsey has bad thigh from
the hght Anna Jenkins, wife OF the
badly, but not dangerously woundcd
The night was altogether among the
negroes. and the whites had nothing 20
&c with s. Dan jenkins. "a leading negro
Of Hancock county told his pcoule fbaf
Castor was deluding them. and thst his
tnitfatlon scheme VAS a swindle This
lnceased Gastcn and his heutenants and
ihey Threatened jenkins. Castor, who was
FORMERLY IN Atlanta, and who worked uD
q deportation scheme here, has been IN
tihheock county for three or four months
ne held meetings and preached 10 the
- na'fs ~ VINO nocked 70 hear him, about
tne frOmiSed Land-Liberia. and collected
" HVin every man. woman, ana child who
enrolled as colonist for liberia. lie told
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VOL. S-NEN SERIES NO so.

a plausible talker. and had 1900 Of his
race pledged to go TO Africa he told
them that II was a glorious country whore
riches came easily. Time ana again Dc
appointed a day for their departure. but
when the time arrived Castor was some
where else. After frequent dlsarpout-
mcnts about this, some of the en- grant
began 70 believe what jenkins and their
white friends had told them But it was
too late. They had sold their property,
CASTOR had mart OF tho money. and the
balance they had spent. Their crops had
gone 10 waste. Dissatisfaction reil-lcd.
Some Of them became desperate. ami a
number Of them armed thcmsclves aud
called on CASTOR for the purpose ~
having him refund their money. Castor
rallied a number Of negroes to his as
sistance and a battle ensued 'rh,
crs Sympathi2ed with Jenkins who was
working for the best interests Of his ueo-
Pile This fact has been distorted into 4c-
tive participation by the whites I'm Mon
DAYS nght
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
FLED IN NlGHT GOWNS.
Hotel Burned Down at Asbury PARK ana
The Guests Narrowly Escaped.

ASBURY PARK, Sept. 5.-The hotei
Gurnsey. situated at Seventh and Grand
avenues. the most arlstQcrat!c sevuoA or
Asbury Park, was totally destroyed Oy
tre al AN early hour this morning anu
the guests OF whom there were Ioity IN
the house, narrowly escaped win their
live 90, -,.,..t.
The alarm was sounded at l:S8 O'Clock.
There was no time 10 rescue valuaDleS
or clothing. Proprietor Steinmetz escaped
In an undershirt and trOuSers. Win the
assistance OF one Of thy boarders he
carried his wife ana child out OF the
burning building on "A mattress
The costumes saved from the hames
were strikingly ABR feviated. Elegant
wardrObes and costly jewelry were de.
stroyed. Mrs. Bird and Miss Bird. OF
Pt iladelphia. escaped In their nightgowns.
Miss Bird, who Is soon 10 be married.
lost her entire wedding outfit.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, wealthy New
York lady. succeeded In saving her dia-
monds. Thomas h. Cruise. OF Phiadel-
nhia- had packed his satehais preoara-
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BIRAnNGHAM' ALA., Sept. Charles
"a V%as, railroad Of Alabama. is in tbe
CITY. c'iy accompanied. by G. A. Avery, IS.
a. burnett and Wayiand 1rask. Of Ner
York T'his railroad runs from Carriers
II was bought by Eugene Kelly, OF New
York. AT a receivers sale this spring
The New York gentlemen are inyesti
eating the cost Of extending the road TO
miles. and securing terminals here. If
investigation proves satisfactory they
will buy the road II is stated here to-
night that the Birmingham Belt railroad
has been secured Tor terminal facilities,
and that the purchase VIII ha mazda
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MANCHESTER. Sept. 5.-The Guardian,
an SIS commercial article, says The mar
ket during the week has been quiet and
disappointing with little workable bust
ness. orders for India continue IN dim'n-
inshed volume. China has bought light
weight sklrtings very freely. but the
business for South America has been
poor. other markets. including the United
States are buying steadily. ,ut moderate
Is. and the home trade ~ IN healthy
Condition. Manufacturers OF India staples
are firm. Heavy GOODS for China are In
moor demand, but there Is some inquiry
FOR bleaching cloths Tor China aad the
Siraights settlements Common printing
cloths are moving moderately. In yarn
tba movement is hardly OF the average
magnitude: that individual sellers have
made fairly good prognss; the market
IA afsalV
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KILLED HIS VIE AND HER MOTHER.
Young Husband Brutally Murders His
Gil WIZ and shnnt. Her VI other.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Sept. 5.-Wil-
liam T. Hayes. young white man. TWEEN
" years Of age, q fisherman By Occupa-
ZION. murdered his slXteen-year-ol1 wife
and dangerously wounded his mother-in-
law. Nr Susan Mason, last night In
East Jacksonville. Hayes wife had left
him ON account Of cruelty several months
ago and gone 10 live with her mother
Mrs. Mason. Last night Hayes appeared
at the house and was admitted Without
proroc1uon ne began shooting, FIRST
Wouullng Mrs Mason, twice I'm the head
and once in the side His wife ran behind
the bed and he followed her. shooting her
through the back the ball passing
through her heart out Of her left breast
and through her left hand. Hayes then
calmly reloaded his pistol and walked
out This is the statement Of Mrs. Ma
SON. y watchman who roOmef at the
house discovered the dead and wounded
pair this morning at o'clock Searching
parties are now after the murderer.
l1tcr-itoyea. the husband of the mur-
dcred woman, was captured tonight lie
denied doing tho shooting. and said ne
could fro%e an alibi hayes wag carried
before his uother-ln-law, who g. rapidly
sinking. ana she Identified him as the
man who did the shooting.
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MARSHAL TINS0N MS FLER.
Charged that lie tired One of the Fatal
shnts NJ Tho WnXne Riot.


WAYNE, VA. Sept. 5.-The following
additional facts concernine the riot here
yesterday afternoon are recorded.
Ex-Governor Wilson, Dem cratic cand -
date for the United Sta.es Sena.e. %
succeed Camden, spoke here last even
ing After Wilson had tin sqed, Uuiled
States Marshal Ninson, who is sT0ng
Camden man, attempted 90 address the
crowd. There was hoOtne and yrlns.
and one of Wilson's deputies q eW re-
VOlver and fired. The hrnz then became
general. three of the deputies Joining in
IT, and IL IS charged but denied. that
Ninson also fired several shots Y nsOn
and his men jumped on their horses an
fled William FIygel. one or the Wilson
supporters, was shot dead Three other
men were seriously wounded There is
intense Indignation and steps VIII be
taken 10 have al the marshals arreste!
at once and Ousted from Office.
Later Information ia mat United states
Marshal Vinson himself fred the shot
that killed Frygel. 4 posse is after Vim
son and his deputies with Varran'
charsing them with murder Nason's
friends claim that ne Is insane. lie IS "a
member Of one of the leading families o
the State. HIS son. Honorable Taylor
Ninson. is general counsel for the oli3
River railroad in this city. Ninson is
said TO have taken refuge in Kentucky.
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OPPOSE MoRToNS NOMINATION.
Warner Miller ard ,ienry Burieigh stnrtle
The Machine.

ALBANY Sept. 5-A cold-water shock
was delivered 10 the machine RepubH-
cans ia this vicinity yesterday evening.
When ii became known that ex-senator
Warner Miller, who was to-day elected
chairman of the HcrlImer delegation u
TIE state Convention, and Henry a.. Bur
lci-h. of Whitehall, were in town. ana
had declared themselves as host 'e [,
the nomination of Levi r. Morton for
Governor
Both Burleigh and Miller are deleeates
10 the State Convention s., also. is
John c. Keeler, Of St. Lawrence ,Ounty
who declared that the northern counties
of the State would send sssenty-two
delegates 10 the State invention for
Judge Leslie w. Russel for Govern r
thus signifying to Mr.. Morton bat his
nomination would not necessarily b.
unanimous.
Mr.. Miller declined to be Interviewed
and be aud Burlelgh held Il protractel
conference
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4 DARING plot.
The Hatfield-McCoy Prisoners' Plan to XIII
the Guards and Escape.

FRANKFORT KY. Sept 5.-News Of a
threatened outbreak az the penitentiary
has just been learned The Hatfield Nc
Coy gang, of Pike county, and James p
Little. ot Breath.tt, all desperadoes and
life men. were concerned In tie plot
which was made known 90 Warden
George sunday by prisoner who chance /
o. oyerhear the men talkinb. Ii was
their purpose 10 make the attempt this
week as the guards and prisoners were
going 20 supper With four .arge knives
made from files, ground TO q keen cdge
anJ points. they intended TO XII the
guards and take their weap ms. The
scheme was 10 KIN tie guari on the
wall between the male and fema e wards
and make their escape by passing over
the wall. The warden placed the pl1tters
IN IRONS and In separate cells. All s0ol
confessed. each saying that the others
were the traitors except Wick Tallant.
who held out for thirty hours before H.
revealed the hiding place OF the knives
Besides Little and TallaDt. George West
Hodkinh,iNer Mccoy, Cook. and a dozen
others are known TO have been IN the
plot
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n.inin OF the Circular Traced.

nuRLIN. sept 5.-The Freeman's Jour
- % % mai The origin Of the circular
arr aarraresaiiing Tor contributions TO the Irish
Sddd Eas been traced race 70 atoas the London
S1iiiill'. l'.,i,fee how ever, deny that they
ihe cilnJ lie sending OF the appeal 10
GI9dotone Gq,aoi one or any other English minister
1,.',u1b 80 member Of Parliament.
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HARRISBURG. PA, Sept. 5-There Is a
large gathering OF prominent Republicans
I'm this city to-day 10 attend the conven-
tion of the State League Of Republican
CLUBS The convention is held IN the
opera-h0use. which was comfortably filed
when President Robinson rapped for or
der al 1920 o'clock After prayer by Rev.
Mr. Duncan, of harrisburg, the roll ot
clubs was called and an address OF wei
come was delivered by Wilson Norris, Of
., city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
BURYED ms sTocK OF LIQUoR.
A Saloon Keeper Gives Unfnistskabio Evil
dence ot His fonvertion.

MARKET, TEXAS. Sept "a great re-
viyal under the auspices OF the Methodist
Church. has been going Oh here. Among
the converts was J. ". Brooks. saloon
keeper TO prove that he was sincere
IN his profession. Brooks took his entire
stock OF liquor out into the public square,
poured the liquor out. and set ire 10 the
boxes ana barrels. lie also consigned all
his licenses 10 the flames. A crowd or
hve hundred witnessed the performance,
which was conducted with impressive
religious exercises and singing. me
stock or goods was valued AZ 81 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
HARCOURT CENSURED.
The Trado. Union Congress Disp'eased
with q SIu OF omissioa.

LONDON. Sept. 5.-The Trades Union
Congr,ss. sitting at Norwich. to-day
passed "a resolution censuring SIR William
Harc0uu. Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
for the failure OF the Government 10
carry ont the clause of the Newcastle
prOgramme relating 10 the payment OF
members of the House Of Commons.
The vote OF ctnsure WAS carried. ~
To lG}. A resolution favOring federation
OF the Trades Union councils waS car
ried and the parliamentary committee
was instructed 20 begin agitation 70 the
end OF getting the miners act amended
so as 10 forbid employ mem under ground
for more than eight hours day.
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.cc.hrr.n lx Shot Ter Rrother

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept 5-A
speclal t. the Times Union from Acme,
Iast night Miss Ella Durance shot her
trotber willie In the breast inhlcting a
nnrtoI wound, John Tells, Mss Ella's
lover was at the Durance home and the
,,,,,,,, lady was playing with his pistol.
Ss.ba, g~''7 n accidenuy dlschar ed. the bullet
striEine her brother as mentioned above
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JAPAN rprGur,Ns HrR yNrMY.

LONDON, Sept 5-The Ccntral News
correspondent in Shanghai says that the
Chinese fleet is about 10 concentrate in
M,-Hai-WeL The enterprise OF the
Jauanese in recOunOitering and the re-
ports OF q plan TO attack the fortifcn-
ttous by sea and lnnd have caused the
pauiclIy haste. Earthworks are rising
rapidiy at the weak points along the
coast. Heavy guns have becn sent for
ward from the 1ien 1sin and Mani ar
seuals. and the necessary ammunition for
them viii be- transported 10 the east
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
BHsHOP WArTERS1N GRATIFYRD.
Pleased by the General Commentator OF
His Action Against saloon keeper

WASHlNGTON. Sept. b.-Bishop John
4. Watterson. Of Columbus, Ohio. whose
action in regard 10 the membership or
saloonkeepers in the Catholic Church.
called out the celebrated letter OF ap-
proval Of Apostolic Delegate Satolli, Is
Visiting Washington, but states that his
presence here has no bearing upon this
much agitated question.
In conversation iast night he stated
there was nothing 10 add to what he
had already expressed on the subject.
The course be had taken had met the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
THAT UNLA WFUL MONEY.
The Secret Service Causing tho Arrest O
Thosn Reapnnsihln for ~

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Chief Hazen,
OF the Treasury Secret Service. received
a telegram to-day announcing the arrest
In St Louis. Mo. this morning. Of Sccre-
tary Smith, of the st. Louis Bank Note
Company. This company, II Will be re-
called, printed ana engraved the 81 and 81
warrants Of the state OF Mississippi.
which bore q striking slmiltude 70 United
States money. The president Of the COM
pany will be arrested when ne returns 90
St Louis and Agent Holmes, Of the com
panY, who is In charge Of the Chicago
branch VIII also be looked after. In the
meantime the United States District At
tOrney at Jackson, Miss, IS preparing
case against the state officials of Niss.s-
sippi-GoVernor stone and otners-in the
same case The Mississippi officials re-
fused 10 call in the warrants. bat the
fact that they have been declared Illegal
boy the General Government has. 1t is said,
had the effect Of destroying public conf
dcncc IN them as money, and the banks
refuse longer TO take them.
rHr P1A1Es roHNAI1l DEvANprD.
JACKSON. MISS. Sept. 5.-W. j. Burns.
the special agent OF The Secret Service
Bureau Of the Treasury Department. who
has been here for nearly TWO months, To-
day made formal demand upon me
Governor and Auditor for the surrender
Of the plates upon which the special war
rants over which the controversy of The
United States and the state are at differ
cnCe.
Mr. Burns stated that ne had performed
his duty by making the demand AS direc-
tor. and had nothing further to do but
make his report ana await iurther orders.
T,, Converse tion Governor Stone tonight
said that it was not his intention to vio-
late any United States statute or 10 defy
the authority OF the Government, Dut 10
carry oft in good faith the statutes OF me
STATE a Mississippi and 10 perform his
duty under that law as he understood H.
Goyernor Stone further said mat be
does not believe any United states stature
has heeu violated. but expressed perfect
vvillirgness TO abide by the decision OF the
courts i'm the premises. .,,a ,,,
II is believed the plates are wanted I'D
evidence ina a suit against ~. LotlS
Bank-Note Company, Whieh pIlN'1" ''O
warrants.
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WAITE REN0MINATED.
Chosen by Aorlsmstion by the Popuiists
20 lowed by P.adrtnonIura

PUEBLO. coli. Sept Tho State
Populist conv, ,ntion Of Colorado r CON
yened this morning - hear the report OF
In favor OF seating the waite delegation
from Arapahoe county. The antl-N aite
people tried TO precip tate a riot, but
were compelled 10 restore order. The
temporary organization was male perma-
nent, and Governor Waite was renomi-
mated by acclamati0n Pandemonium
then broke loose In the hail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
UNDER CHINESE JURISDICTION.
Liberty and Ives of Japanese in China
imperilrd-rhe >pics Brheadcd.

LONDON sept 5-A dispatch from
Shanghai TO the Central News says all
the japanese IN China have now been
put under Chinese jurisdiction.
The Yokohama Specie Bank and other
japanese business houses IN china are
closing their doors
The Chinese press and officials ridicule
the British FOR having taken no notice
OF the kOw Shiug incident.
4 torpedo exploded of the coast near
here yesterday, destroying q junk. All
on board were killed
II IS reported that levy Of 10000
troops has been made upon the province
OF Snang 1unE. which has hitherto with
held the men ana war supplies demanded
bV the Government
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SENATOR DUBolS Will STIcK.
He will Not Follow Senator Jon.s in His
Bolt.

WASHINGTON. p. c.. Sept. s. Senator
Dubois, Of Idaho. who Is in Washington
would not be quoted to-day concrrnins
the action Of Senator Jones. ot Nevdd q,
in leaving the Republican parry an
intping he Populists. except To- say tha
auv reports concerning similar move
ON his part had 40 found TIN. ile
woulI be- found in the Republican rank
to fhe end OF his term. he said. senator
I1uhofs regretted the acton OF Senotor
Iom,.s and expressed The belief that
silver interests would be best sIbserved
bv remaining in the Republican party.
IN is understood that when the nate
committees are reOrganiz.l an effort VIII
be- made in the Republican caucus l.
renl1ce Senator Jones a. me Der Of
-. Ftnonce Committee With some west
ern Republican favorable u silver
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cnnrre,Amnn cnpehnrt withdraw.

pARKERsBURG ". VA. Sept. .
coneressman Capehart, Of the Fourth
Nest Virginia district. who was renomi-
mated last week after bitter fight, mas
withdrawn because OF opposition 10 him
I'm his own party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
n..trncIiNe Incendlnry Fire.

WASHINGTON Sept "a special
frnn Kroxville. Tenn. says the tobacco
factory OF ". C. Mccoy, and a livery
stable owned by J. \. Alcliee were de-
nor1inp. The total loss Is $500; insur-
,roo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

cowIss Sept. 5.-The Prince Of Wales
..tsOt' nom Iiomburg this morning that
wSifet si,,'aI Of the decision OF the sal Ing
ne dpPi"' of the Royal Yacht Squadron
commune Mr. Goulds withdrawal of the
T;.,iiantfs 10 acv,tf challenge for the Cape NaH
cuD.
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Nerr nnmn.hIre RepublIcans.

CONCORD. y. II, Sept. 9.--rne Repuo-
itN,D site Convention net here to-day.
Ghsrles n Bartlett Of Manchester, pre-
sided Charles A. Busiel, Of Laconla, was
n0mir ated for Governor
At the Second district congressional Re-
nublican convention, Hon, Henry NJ.
kslTer vas nominated by acclamation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
pepublican Nominated.

p1p,1rNGHAM. ALA, Sept 5.--A spe-
c,ai nom ('aIera says: William T. Az
6rirh was nominated by the Republicans
NJ the Fourth district to-day. Aldr1ch IS
a large property owner and president
of the Montvello Coal Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

DENVER. COL, Sept. 5.-V. X. Mark
ham. nominee of the Democratic coaven-
ton FOR Supreme Judge has given notice
mat he will decline 70 accept, as he In
tends TO vote the Republican ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
rur JAPANESE gp1rs DKHEADED.

SHANGHAI. Sept 5.-The two japanese
suIes who We're surrendered % the chi
nese authorities by the United States CON
sal, under whose protection they We're
WNe promptly tried and beheaded. IN
Of the Japanese remaining In Shanghai,
about 100, decided 20 leave the city at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
british pnrk Wrecked.

LONDON. Sept. 5.-The British bark
CambuSwallace, from Glasgow May 9Th.
FOR brisbane, has been wrecked OF Sirad-
broke Island. Six Of her cgsw were drown
ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

WINNIPEG MAN. Sept. g. Fire is
burning ou both sides of Raiuey Lake
Large tracts Of timber have been burned
Oh the Canadian side. \ woman ana four
children We're burned TO death The fires
jumped the RAney river from the Min
nesota tO the Canadian side. Al settlers
back from the Kainey river have been
burned out losing every1hinS and several
lives have been lost.
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WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-For Virginia.
North Caroline and south Carolina; sen
eYally fair. east 10 southeast winds.
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HAsGE OF THT rnxwMOMErEa.
Following was the range OF the tirr-
mometer at The Tlmss otjce yesterday:
o A. II. IA; " A., 50; r. A.. IS;
y. M. 81: o p. ~. "a: midnight. I'd
Average. fsiA
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MORE DeArus rnoW roecsr r,ecs.

ST. PAUL MINI. Sept 5.-Sevcn poo-
nj. were burned to death in the fires 10
Aiarengo. "a few miles north of Ashland.
Wis The news Is tusi received at Ash
hand and thc bodies have reached that
city but so badly burned that recOgnl-
ton is impo-e ihic The dead are Frank
Bersrom Isaac ToVuey. Mrs. Ida Tow
uey. Elisha Towrcy. William T0wuey.
Jessie Towney ana Walter Graft. The
last fOEr were children