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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
LAWYER srrRvns ACCUSED.
Arr,st.d on suspicion OF BEING i
League with Assassins

on suspicion OF BEING In
League with Assassins
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 9. --Another ar
rest was Effected this afternoon 10
conuectlon with tho assassination 81
George w. Sayers 1t was that OF a.
n. Sleeves. . well-kDswn lawyer. nno,
iolntly with Bunea Kelly ana Boo
Garthorne, he Is charged with murder.
Ch.ef MInto declined to disclose the
nature Of the evidence against Sleeves
at the present time. but intimated tnat
ho had good reasons for holding him.
During the examination Friday att
ernoon II Kelly, Burns. Mehsn and
others now Ia jail, Mshan and Burns
testified that Sleeves had been ut kel-
ly's saloon to see him OIL private busi.
nesg. and that Kelly had also visited
Sleeves In his office. Later In the
afternoon Sleeves was taken TO the
central police station and was aues'
toned by District Attorney Hume as
to " hat business called him TO k-iiy't
house. and as to why Kelly Waited
him. The lawyer stoutiy denied thai
he aud Kelly hal ever exchanged
visits. Mehpn and Burns, though
| when they confronted Sleeves In the
chiefs Office, identified him as tbs
man they had seen In Kelly's house.
Despite this Identification, Sleeves
WINS allowed TO depart 10 peace. but h'
was constantly Swallowed by detec
| tive until this afternoon. 1t 10 strongi,
limited that there In sufficient proc
| against the lawyer 10 show that ne wa
In the conspiracy TO do away VIII
savers
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
AN ARIZONA ASSASSINATION.
william Price Drops 1iis Victim and
Tries 60 Murder the Helpless Man.

william Price Drops liis Victim and
TRIES 60 Murder the Helpless Man.
PHOENIX, Ariz.. Oct. g. William l.
Price today shot and MORALLY
wounded w. +. Schubert. The men
had quarrel the night before over a
game OF poker and in the fight which
followed Price was beaten. He armed
himself later anu hunted for Schubert.
until they met In front of the saloon 10
which they had fought. After brief
quarrel Price drew his gun and fired
but missed.
Schubert started TO run, and escaped
q second shot. The third hit him In
the hip and the fourth In the left leg,
breaking II. He iell, aud Price. rum
ming mp to him. shot him Ia the back,
the ball passing clear through him.
Placing the revolver ut Schurberts
head. Price again fired. but his hand
was struck aside and the ball entered
the ground. sehurberl's clothing was
set ON fire By the blaze from the re-
volver. Price was quickly taken TO
Jail, amid threats OF lynching.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
R.v. MaLYNN on THE A. P. A.
ne feiieses Catholics Are In q Degree
hespopsibis for Its Existence

ne retiesss Catholics Are In n Degree
Responsible for Iis Existence
PROHIBITION PARK. s. l., Oct. H.
Rev. DIR. McGlynn spoke before 5000
people Ia tue Auditorium here today.
His subject Was 1.-The A. L. A, Its
Causes ana Cure"
He said lie believed that Catholics
themselves were In degree response
BILE for the existence OF The a. l.. A.,
pointing TO the tendency OF many
Catholic priests, particularly those OF
foreign birth, 10 dis.uss public quea.
ton with religious pIejudiees. He de-
bounced Tho association, declaring II
Wss founded on uopatriotic and dis
honoTAeie principles, aud called on all
Catholics 10 pay no attention 10 the
movement. Toward the close OF the
address most OF the audience left the
hall. those remaining being mostly
Catholics.
Nhea McGIynn concluded, Alfred
y. Martin. who announced himself ms
national deputy OF the A. +. A. league,
Ascendeti the platform and said very
exeiiedly: "Dr. Mctiiynn Is all wrong.
The principles aud teachings OF the
Catholic church are dialnetrioslly OPP
posed 10 every American industry"
Tho speaker got No further. for his
voice was drowned BY n storm Of
Kisses.
d.. MeGlynn again took the plat
futm AMI I-bnked The Catholics for
hissinr, saying u was Just such incl
dents as this which intensified the
feeling of the A. p. A.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
MANGLED BY A CAR.
Geo. c. Chandler Of Tacoma the
Victim Of an Accident.
OTHER PASSENGERS INJURED.
street Gar Axle Breaks, tine Car Turns
Over. Crushing Chambers Head
to n shapeIess Puip.

TACOMA, Oct. IA shocking street
car accident occurred about midnight
last night, In which George G. Chand-
Ter. general agent of the Northern Pa
clfic In this city, was killed aud seven
other passengers injured. The car was
returning from the Interstate fair
grounds, and was crowded with pas.
senrers. Chandler and other gentle
men were standing ON the front plat
form. behind the motorman. AS the
wheels struck the crossing of North
Second street the axle on the front
truck broke near the right wheel. The
cur left the track. plunged along at an
acute angle to the right of the rails for
u rod, and then fell ON Its left aide.
Mr.. Chandler fell underneath the
car. The heavy wood and iron work
struck his face. killing him instantly
and crushing his head TO n shapeiess
PUN. So dreadfully wns his head
crushed that, although Que of the best
known men In Tacoma, his identity
was in doubt when the remains were
llrst removed from the wreck aud was
only ascertained by examining his
watch upon which his name was en-
tAhh'Ns IT'S tcHJ "bn hcthVfsa ~ she
morguc.
Several Others Injured.
James Il. o'Brlen, mother passen'
ger, was forced down by the struggliu &
mass OF lassengers. Tue iron rooi oil
the car fell upon his right leg, pinion'
Ing him to the ground. tearing his
flesh and lacerating the limb terribly.
The others were all injured, either By
falling from the platform or by being
thrown Violently against the breaking
Eia-s of the windows. Those injured
are: James +. OBrien, deputy county
clerk, right leg mangied; Ed Il Hare
left shoulder dislocaled; NJ. Sidney,
real estate agent, hurt about the face
aIra. NJ. Sidney, bruised and cut Ia
several places; Miss Bertha Laughion
rendered insensibis. cut about tn,
head; A. w. Latham, badly bruised
Mrs. William II. Upton, Portland
slightly bruised.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
AMERICAN BANKERS TO MEET.
The Americas Associations Conv esss Ia
BaItfmore Wednesday.

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. S.-Repre-
sentatives Of prominent ba mixing insti-
tutions in every state and territory In
the Union are very much In evidence
about the corridors Of the Hotel Rem
merit today.
The bankers are here 10 participate
In the twentieth annual convention of
the American Baukers' Assocla-
lion which opens on Wednesday
next. The association, which was
organized In New York In 1876,
has for its principal objects the secur-
ing OF unity among bankers, the pro-
motion of banking interests and such
legislation az 10 necessary for their vel
fare. In addition to the national officers,
each state has u vice president, who Is
the head 81 n state Organization, with
Its own officials and management.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
THINK OUR TEAM Is AFRAID,



FoRT SHERMAN, Idaho, Oci. a.--The
failure Of the Spokane ball cleo IN az.
range f.r game In that city tomorrow
with this Fort Sherman nine, alleging
absence 81 players es au excuse, locks
~ II they were ulraid 80 meet the
champions af this post. 10 tay that
the nbseaee nj three players lr. INA the
ciiy VI Spokane wauld Affect the form
ation of n ball team ser,ns strange
when the 'aet Il knaNn that n league
was formed last suAer Continuing fur
club. Il hes gwen Tise T. the Huppo-
sitl.,n here that fear a losing tue
lsure.s wen from the ssahsords Is tie
cause 81 siip posti,oDeIneHt ofihe game.
IA Is too bad that lac relative merits IL
the Two cltg0. can not he decided lhIs
fall
Fort Sherman people are just Us de-
cisisd u, their ppiuiaa Of the superiority
OF tbrir club as SpokaDe Is OF It's own
nggre xniinu Of bali pinyerA
seps were takcn today 10 organize a
fo.lbsii club NJ thls post. Lieuisnant
Carson. wiio rsrrn.lw Joined from Nesi
Peinf. hHs ssnseiled To net as in
strne. or. Win the maieFial al tbs
rosi TO select from aud the oproituni-
ties for practice. Fort Sherman viii
rsnsn he attic 10 put team IN the field
that will have something - say as &"
the championship Of the Pacific north
west. the inrn are e iAusiss.ic User
the proposition aud tao t~nnis ga.
readily be secured, that rraeti e risy
be had uninterrnptsdiy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
Either . Double Murder ar = Murder
and sniefde

MIppLRrowN. n. ". Oct. IA
double murder occurred In this city
this morning. John Tlsrney was found
with a bullet hole In his temple. His
vile was lying near him, with bullet
hole In her right breast. while a pistol
hay few feet away. The affair &C.
CURED In tho cafe owned aud con.
Quoted by Mrs. Tierney.
An aged uncle, Robert Flynn. awoke
al o O'Clock this marning and went
down stairs TO kitchen In The base-
nient AID hnigs lire. While thus en-
gagged he heard a report, whien It'd not
seem 10 him, he said, like that OF "a piss
tot, ANIL tho fall 81 "a body. A iuomeut
later IL was followed by another report.
lie sent young man Who had Just
come In the back door OF Tie cafe 10
ascertain the cause Of the noise. The
young maa returned. reporting moth
ipr.
Shnrtly aflerward Mira Tierney's
sou, Thomas, VINO was said to have
been asleep ou the sofa la the kitchen,
Aeat up and iound Two dead bodies.
Hia moihsr lay Ia the parlor with her
feet Ia the bedroom adjoining, and hIs
stspiather lay Ia the center of tbs par
Tor. lie ran 10 lila mother and found
the body sIilI wsruu. Tierney was
gnsi Ing aud fsothlng ~ the mouth.
What at tirsl appeared 10 be- suicide
aud murder now looks to the author
tiles like double murder. Tiernsy
married Mrs. Mcclure, n widow with
n son. live weeks ago. Thomas was
very angFy NJ the marriage and left
The house two weeks ago. Abnut the
time Of the marriage he took 44-cali.-.
hfe British buli-dog revolver and
threw IL behind Trunk in closet 10
ais bedroom. He claimed DO one
knew IL was there but himself Young
iierney gives IL ns hts opiaion tiIat his
mother waa murdered by her husband.
" hs. lac asserts, committed suicide.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
MANY OLD VETS MURDERED.

An Awfai Condition OF Affairs at the
Dsytan soldiers Home.
DAYTON, Ohio. Oct. a-The police
search for the perpetrators of two re-
cent murders of veterans ut tho
soldiers home on pension day develops
a situation more horrible than the
atroeious BENDER crimes In the wesl.
Forty other soldiers have been robbed
and murdered at the national home
and only passing notice has been
taken OF the crimes. The q. A. n. 10
taking hold OF the matter aud The feel
Ing RUS hirh.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
A sPAsn OF MORALITY.


WALLA WALLA. Oct. q : City Mar.
ahal HALEY today notified saloon keep
ers and merchants that after ihis even.
Ing he would enforce the sunday
closing ordinance. Haley was in-
str0etsd by the new city council To
enforce lass which have been gu the
city statute boaks since 1879. bat had
only been enforced once since that
time. IL j. ths general opinion That
the move II made sl'rpiy Tor political
purposes.
j. EVAN Halten, populist candidate
for eonrress. opened abe campaign In
tbis city this Afternoon by addressing a
small crowd of followers OF that party.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
DEFINED THE WORD WOOL.
An Opinion which Affects the Opera
sion of the Tariff Act.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Secretary
Carlisle today received from Acting
Attorney General Maxwell an opinion
In which he holds that the " ord ''wool, .
rs used In the wooden schedule OF tie
new tariff act, refers TO the hair Of the
sheep only. and that new and lower
duties on goods made OF the hair oil
other animals went into effect on the
signing Of The acf. The opInion
further states That the phrase ..manu-
features OF wool" In that Paragraph In
not applicable TO articles In which
wool, rs 40 defined, although CON-
ponent Of the material. j. not the
material of chief value. Immediately
on the receipt Of this opinion Secretary
Carlisle sent instructions 10 all col
leetors of customs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
w0MAN's SPHERE Is HOME.
cardinai Gibbons Expressed Hirnssif on
the Suffrage Question.

hht Guestfohs
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7. The sefmon of
Cardinal Gibbons at the cathedral was
addressed particularly 10 the women
and tonight the cardinal took occasion
TO express his views on woman sui
frage. He said In part: To-day we
honor the queen of saints, The Virgin
Mary. | ihink . dispsssionate student
of history will acknowledge that
woman Is indebted TO the ex-
ample OF Mary for her
elevated position In social and
domestic life. Our church declares
that woman IL the peer and equal OF
man. Almighty God In his distrlbu-
ton OF gifts makes no distinction on
account of race, previous condition or
sex. The proper sphere of woman IL
home, aud the more influence she
gains In public life tie more she will
lose In private life. Willie men are
soyereigps of the country. their wives
command them and therefore exert n
controlling power. Above ali things.
take care of your homes
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
MAssACRED THE ARABS.
Belgian. In Congo yIaistsd All Civilized
kuiss of War.


Rules of War.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company announces that
the African mail has brought news Of
serious lighting between the Arabs and
Belgiaus In Congo. IL Is alleged that
Belgium claimed truce after the
heavy lighting. then henimed In the
Afabs aud massacred them without
mercy. Another account says Chief
Runiib.za, after the truce, agreed upon
n conference which was commenced,
but almost Immediately afterward
tie Arabs powder magazine ex-
ploded. This caused both sides to SUE
pect treaehery aud the fighting was re-
ssmed. The Arabs were surrounded
on NIL sides by Beiglans and we're GEAR.
~ all massacred. Chief Rumibiya es-
capped, but tho majority of his followers
persisted. Over 30 chiefs were num-
bcred among the slain.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
GOLDEN GATE GUARDIANS.
Battery 81 Dynamite Cans for Sal
Francisco Efarbsr

wAsnISarox, ooi. s.-Ths war dc.
partment i arranging To begin tho
eoustru tinn of battors Of dynamite
puns 10 San francisco harhor siniiAr 10
that iianed at Sandy TX OK. with the
exception that h will consist II three 10
sneh Guns instead ~ two IS and nne \.
iach gun. The guns will be placed
temporarily at Fort Winfield.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
THINKS he ROBBED THE TRAIN.
a supposed Bandit New Held AZ Casa
urapde, Aria.

PH4SIx, Arix. oet. 7.--O Brien,
tho surpassed confederate OF Armour
Ia last Sundays irniu robbery, was
arrested last iii Int AZ Casa Grande, IS
miles fftm ine scene
OF the robbery. O'Brien made
his appearance in Cusa Grande
GA looi. lie had no valua oles or
money. lie carried a gun, aud 10 now
hein. he'll On charge of carrying
concealed Weapon, which under the
rrFi,orisl law means minimum aen-
ence OF 80 day.. The grand jury Of
pinal cauuty indicted Armour. DoRo.
van aud Armstrong for the crime OF
Palm rotlety. ATn.onr's trial Is set
lar November D
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
THE N. P. TO ISSUE BONDS.


CHICAGO. Oct. a.--rhe Argument in
the Northern Pacific case has been
closed and the court has decided in fa.
vor Of the receivers. Judge jenkins
granted the application Tor leave to Is
sue certificates TO the amount III S..
O00, 600 aud ordered the receivers 10 re-
port 20 the eotirt October - the l.ouds
which shalt have Teen received for
them aud the ratio Of inter-a nj.
taclied.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
POET PASSES AWAY
Oliver Wendell Holmes Lays
Down Ills Facile Pen.
Ex-G0v. CURTIN is NO MORE
The Poet and the Politician Pass 90 the
Unknown Duties and Dangers of
Another Life.

BosToS. Oct. 7.-0livsr Wendsll
Holmes. famous AZ poet aud author,
died at his residence on Beacon street
at 1918 today from complication OF
diseases. DE-. Holmes has heen Ia lee
bic health for a long time and. nj
though an Iron constitution has
long bnffied disease, It was at last
shattered. The last hours OF DIR.
Holmes were passed quietly with his
family by his bedside. DIR. Holmes
returned from Beverly Farm about 10
days ago and his removal greatly In
tigued him and IL Is thought FASTENED
the end. Tho family residence was
darkened and apparently deserted TO-
day and but few knew DR.. Holmes was
IN Boston. News of nis death was
kept quiet until late hour tonight.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

NEw York. Oc,. john h. Coil to-
DAY refused 10 decay ar affirm the re-
port that Inc had been approached Ly
Tammany aud Offered s30, Oo0 tn drop
hts connection with the light against II.
Goh promised thstto', rrow evideuc,.
before the Lexow eominitiee would ba
sensational.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
:rroa6,s over the assysis El.e,,aa.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct g.--Iamss
Chambers. democrat. shot aud killed
" lillian Weaver, .popniist Ia Early
rnpnty, Ia a quarrel over eisciion re-
sulls. Both are prominent farmers.
Cam hers Is In jail, and the popnlisls
Ihrsaiea tn lynch HIN. The democrats
have armed themselves TO defend
Chambers A rlot 10 feared.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
We. oil. cons ia BADLY Damaged.
WE'RE oAuaur by FALLING WALLS
-Four Firemen ana = Spectator Kilied
az "a Detroit Fire.


at "a Detroit Fire.
DETROIT, Oct. 5.--Five men nre
dead, 10 are rilare or loss Injured AMI
$50, 900 worth OF property was de.
ntrayad by the burning OF keenan, *
Jahn's nse.stofy furnitIre stnro on
Woodward avenue today. Tue names
of tho dead are. Michael Donoghue.
lieutenant OF the chemical eng ne COM
pany; Lieutenant Deley, pipeman
John w. Psgei. pipeman; Julius Cum
minRs, pspemat; Frederick BusSey,
electrical! worker.
The list of injured, most OF whom are
not badly hurt, IL rs follow: Frank
f. Stocks, head and face friahifully
cut; Michael &. Gray, john Il. Newell.
Thomas Carr, Patrick ]. Rourse. Leslie
l.. McNamasa. henry Kimberly.
Henry Herig, Fred Draheim, injured
internally; condition critical All are
fireinen.
Tale of tho Disaster.
The fire originated ut the bottom OF
the elevator aud sweep upward with
tremendous swiitness. About So per-
sons we,e at work In the upper stories
but all escaped nuhurt. Tue waiel
supply seemed at first Inadequate and
Tho building WIS soan ruined. Aitel
he interior had partially burned out
Il became apparent that the front anC
Tear walls were ia danger of falling
hut Fire Chief Elliott allowed his mer
TO advance toward ~, both from I'll,
front and the rear. Suddenly the FROM
wall sagged forward and the great mas
of not bricks, timber aud lro7i. crnshet
down ward. Almost at the same N
slant the rear wall crumhled aud fol
90 the alley In the rear.
Amid tie tumu.t of the panlc.sirlck
en- crowd fcse the ihrieks III til.
wounded aud Imprisoned Iiremen
Sixteen ln all were In the path Of ihl
tumbllng walls, but 10 escaped aliy,
utter a few seconds thrilling expert
encs. Their comrades worked To- fes
cue the dying and reInaina OF the dead
and all were recovered. Their linll
aud crushed limbs were In sofao case
unrecognizable.
Chief Il liolt is being roundly scoreS
for endangering the lives OF his luen
An investigatinn will doubtless Ioliow
Tho First Account.
DETROIT, Oct. e.-Fire was dis
covered In the basement OF the fufni
ture store Of Keenan, 4 Jahn. MheI
the engines arrived the tire had run VI
the elevator shift. Tue entire uppel
floors were Aflame when The first STREAM
was thrown ON. There were 90 EN-
pioyes most of whom had great DIM
Guilty In escaping. The building, al
old five-story struc uFe, was snal
Quilted, aud the stock ruined. At
o'clock the front wall inmlled int
Woodward avenue. The fitemen wet
warned and retreaied as rapidly a
possible. Some got from under, but
dozen or more were unable 90 do 50.
A yell OF horror went up stimuli
tnueously from the threats OF thou
sands In the streets and then tLere va
crash like an earthquake. The al
WAS fitted with dust and sheets OF fam
and smoke. THE falling wallis brok
the heavy elecir c and trolley wires
The flashes OF sputterihg electric fiui,
ligtsted NJ tire scene, and tls peol,l
CROW rd aud surced % get lnto store
aud dawn aide streets, and u humble
of men, women and children wet
ttampl-d under foot by frighlenel
Spectators. Tut none seriously hurI.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
GOV. cuRTIs OF rENssYLvASIA.
The Famous War Governor susenmbed
go Old Age

~ 49, -~be
BEI.LEroSTE, Penn, Oct. 7.-Ex-
Governor Andrew q. Curtin died nj 3
o'clock this morning. His end was
peaceful, he having ueen unconscious
during the last IL hours. All The meni-
pers OF his family were at the bedside
when he passed away. Mr.. Curtin has
been in feeble health for weeks, but his
condition grew serious on Thursday
last aud from that time he sank rap
Idly. His death was caused by old
ngc. The ex-governor was In Ills sOth
year aud this, combined with nervous
prostration, which reached vital points
in tie brain, ended bis life. When the
case first took ON serious aspect
physicians we're summoned, but they
abandoned uli hopes of recovery. and
the death OF the old war governor was
not q surprise.
fennsyivRnia Mourns His Loss.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. 7.-Goyernor
Fattison Issued proclamation tonight
expressing profound sorrow for the
death Of Ex-Governor Curtin and ply
lug a high tribute to his public scrvice
as an executive of the slate and In
other important positions which he
held. He iavokes for the bereaved
family of tho ex-governor the sym
patby of the people OF Pennsylvania
and orders all fiags on public buildings
to lie display ut half mssi.
Ii has been decided, on request oil
Governor Pattison, TO bury ex-Gov.
ernor Curtin with a military escort. i,
will consist OF regiment OF Infantry,
troop OF cavalry and u batieiy OF ar.
a
military etiquette Of u commander-in-
chief
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

SEATTLE. Oct. 7.-Thenlas Blanek.
Murderer az Charles Blrdseil. Inns teen
is~i.ivsly identillvsi - The murderer of
Marshal Jeffrey OF Puysiiup. lie wus
taken L. eouri and pleaded gaiity 10
,ls clisf2s Il murder la tine first
degree. Ills tfiai IL set for October ID
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
HURRICANES PATH.
Fears for the Safety Of Vessels
Off the Atlantic Coast.
SIGNS OF WRECKS APPEAR,
Disastrous fire NJ DetrDst-Foar Fire
men and one Spectator KILLED
Tale OF she pisaster.

KEY WEST. Fla, Oct. 5.-Everg day
information reaches here from the
KEYS Of loss Of HE in The recent hur-
ricane. September % three sailors
drifted ashore on West MatscuInblci
key. They were Of the British bark
Quebec, from Ship island for Liverpool
with load of timber. which ran lahore
on crocus reef the night Of September
26 and was later cnpsized. There were
~ In all on board and these are The
only ones accounted for. The survivors
think Captain Woodf0rd, the mate,
stewnru and another Of the crew were
drowned. IA they were In the cabin
when the ship upset.
Yes .ia corns ia Badly Damaged.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.--Ncws al
the damage To shipping due to the huE-
,icane of September &c and y which
swept the southern coast, IL now heing
received aud shipping iueu anticipate
tho loss If much valuable properly aud
the sacrifice of many lives when fuil
particulars are bFough, to light. Nsr-
sols come IN BADLY damaged and their
captains Fepart thrilling encounters
with the elements. Arriving vessels
refyhrt that tile southern waters ale
strswr with wreckage of every defcrlp-
tlon, indicative OF many shipwrecks.
The greatest anxiety rrevails for the
safety OF numDsr OF vessels known to
have been tn The track OF The Storm.