Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-11-22
THE NEWS CONDENSED.

Eackensack, N j., Nov. 15.-An-
1rew Christie, one of the best known
horsemen in New Jersey, is dead at his
home here of paralysis.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 2O.-Three
hundred employees of the Baltimore &,
Ohio railroad, on the Wheeling & Park
ersburg division, have been dismissed
from the company's service.
Providence Il. l., Nov 2O-James
| Butler, a negro, q years old, murder
ously assaulted hs 1S-year-old wife,
Mabel. at their home in the old Gorham
! homestead on Sockannosset hill, one
mile from Knightsville. He discovered
that she had been unfaithful.
Boston, Nov 2O.-The government
has closed it's side in the Whitfield
assault case. Mrs. Whitfield swore
that Paul had lured her into a de-
serted house and shot her. James
Paul, the defendant, took the stand
and said the woman had attempted
suicide.
London, Nov. 2O.-A dispatch from
Tien-Tsin to the Central News, says
that part of the japanese faet is cruis-
ing between Talien-Wan and Port Ar
thur and the remainder of the squad
ron is cruising in the Gulf of Pe-Chi-
Ii giving particular attention to Wei
Hai-Wei, which they are watching
closely.
Washington, Nov. 15.-The Japanese
minister has received the following:
our army occupied Talien-W Wan on the
afternoon of the Sth instant, having de-
stroyed Chinese torpedoes. Our fleet
transports are safely anchoring in the
bay. Torpedo station, with igniting
equipments, charts of submarine tor
pedoes, eighty cannons and telephone
line were captured"
Larned, Kas., Nov. 14-Before Judge
Nandivert Harvey and Arnold, the 1S
year old boys who murdered Mayor
Marsh of Kinsley, pleaded guilty of
first degree murder They were SEN
fenced to imprisonment in the state
penitentiary until such time as the
governor shall decide that they shall
be hanged crowd of people threat
ened to lynch the boys but they were
safely removed to Leavenworth.
Johnstown, Pa, Nov. 15.-In an inter-
view here Col. Robert Ingersoll said
Cleveland's blunders are responsible
for the democratic defeat. President
Cleveland. he said, is dead politically.
The logical republican candidate for
president in 1896 would be either Reed
or Mckinley. The next republican con-
gress would certainly repeal the Will
son bill. The browning glory" of the
election, he concluded, was the break
ing of the Solid South"
Huntington, W. Va, Nov .2O.-A ter
rible accident happened in the mines
Of Mcdowell county on the lire OF the
Norfolk e Western railroad, in one of
h.. L -, r.
houses. -Four or five colored men were
attempting to open a keg of blasting
powder with a pick. The instrument
was driven through the keg with such
force as to cause the powder to ex-
plode and two of them, Elmore Knight
and Sam Dunn, We're blown to atoms. |
Charley Seols was injured, but will
live.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2O.-The |
daily practice of the Yale football
eleven was open to the public at large,
an unexpected movG. The announce
ment that spectators were to be ad-
mitted within the Yale field was nol
made till l o'clock, but before the teams
appeared at 2:15 nearly 1000 specta-
tors We're on hand. The practice was
an hour long, and there was only a
single injury, that of Thorne, whose
back was slightly wrenched in bucting
the centre The tickets for the Har-
ward game were distributed here with
out friction.
Toxic, oct. 20, per steamer Belgic
Correspondence of the United Press
The Korean peninsula has now been
cleared of Chinese troops from end to
end. Japan, by very striking object
lesson has demonstrated the Justice of
her contention, that, so far as it con-
cerned Chinese tutelage, Korea's secur-
ity against foreign invasion was a
myth. Ujina is a port five miles from
hiroshima, town on the inland sea,
where the emperor of Japan, as COM
mander-in-chief of the military and
naval forces, has established his head
quarters.
Port Chester, N. Y, Nov. 15-The
magnificent wedding of Miss Florence
Il. Qulntard, daughter of the ship
builder, to Mr. b. b. McGregor, which
was attended by the most prominent
society people of the United States.
ended in a tragedy. Mrs. Francis t.
Quintard, granddaughter of the bride,
expired of heart disease few hours
after she had returned home from
Christ church in Rye, where the cere-
mony was performed. She was n
daughter of the late Charles Morgan |
who founded the Morgan iron works
of New York, and Mrs. McCiregor is |
the daughter of her son, James w. |
Quintard The wedding was one of the |
most fashionable ones held here, and |
the tragedy has cast a gloom over all.
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