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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-30
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OtnoevylBes
Corl,ett and Fitzsimmohs had sens
atiOnal encounter in Philadelphia
barroom, but no blood was shed.
John NJ. Butler, a prominent lawyer
Of Indiana, is critically Ill at Newport,
r.
The Bank of Shelby, at Memphis,
Tenn, suspended. 1t was small in
stitution.
Louisville saloonkeepcrs have decid-
Cd lot to serye any free lunch during
the Grant Army encampIuent.
Dick Croker is still master Of Tam
many. The reorganization ut New
York was according to the plans of
tho old leaders.
Two powerful searchlights are to be
placed over Niagnra Falls by the
Michigan Central road, with the view
of enabling the patrons Of that road
to SEQ their beauties after sunset.
The outbreak of splenic, or Texas
cattle fever, in Warren county, Tenn.
which Inns caused large losses, is now
believed to he under control and 10
rapidly abattng,
The body OF a man found on the
beach, near Grand Haven. Mich, IL
supposed to be that Of II. n. Ills
worth, one of the victims of the yacht
Arctic disaster.
A change IN mail routes has short
ened the time Of letters from New
York to st. Paul and effects the saw
ing Of q days time In business mat
tors.
Eugene Grossman n lost a valuable Ill
amond willie bicycling at st. Louis.
When a friend, WLo had been riding
behind GrOssmRn, reached the end OF
his Journey he found the diamond Inn
| bcdtled In the rubber tire Of Ills wheel.
A medal Of honor Inns been present
| ed to Alexander A. FOrman, corporal
of Company G. Seventh regiment Of
Michigan infantry, for distinguished
gallantry at the battle Of Fair Oaks.
May 81, 1862.
The intense heat was severe on the
West Virginia state militia. During
the review by Gov. McCOrkle, at Par
kersburg, the thermometer reached 1O3
deg. There were twenty-eIght pros
trations In the First regiment and
eIxht In the Second, and oil serious
enough to be sent to the hospital.
Carl Theodore seibert, aged seventy,
Of Belleville, ILL.,, took unto himself q
| bride one day. The next day he had
tile bride and also 5000 breach of
promise suit. He married Mrs. Cath
crime Rieder of O'Fallon. Mrs. Barbl-
"a Raster Of Belleville alleges that the
! aged benedict promised to marry her.
Cherokee claimant Inhabitants are
eathering at Vtnita, Ind. r., for a
D.eetiny to take e..tion to secure full
legal rights IN. the nation. which they
cLlinl the Cherokee nation has long re.
fused t0 give. and they propose p Up.
real to congress and ths courts bri re.
/, dress. sSSa,
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BUILDING In RUINS
THE COLlsEyM IN CHICAGO CONES
OOWS WITH A CRASH.
The Immense strueture, which was
Just Being Cenplsted, Saaaenly
Col1aDses, but Fortunately No Ono
10 Killed Or InjaFed.

Chicago, Aug. q. = The Coliseum,
the large building lately erected on the
site where Buffalo Bill had his show
during the worlds fair. collapsed
Inst night. The building was an Inn
menSe affair, and was to have been
opened with the Barnum & Bailey
circus within q few days. It was also
intended for use during national c0n-
ventions. A force of 3OO men had been
working on the building night aud day,
but as the accident happened during,
lunch hour, when all the men were
absent, nobody was hurt.
The building is total wreck and the
loss will reach between 100000 and
$1SO,OO. 1t Is said this will fall on
the contractors. Had the accident
happened an hour before or few
hours litter the-l loss of life would bave
been frightful. At 10 o'clock 800 work.
men went on duty, and at 3 q. IN. 300
more were to have gone to work, the
company working 800 shifts in order
to get the building completed In time
for opening Sept. 2. While the cause
Of the accident is not definitely known
ut this time. 1t Is believed to have re-
suited from the giving away of the
foundation Of one Of the arches. The
noise Of the falling walls of the build
Ing was terrific, and the neighbor-
hood for a mile around was aroused.
The wrecked building was three.
fourths completed, and the Barnum &
Bailey circus was to lave given its
first performance within the enclosure
Sept. 2. The building was $50 feet
long, $50 feet wide and SO feet high,
and there was not pillar to obstruct
the view from any part. 1t was the
property Of the Coliseum Exposition
company, which is capitalized for
100000.
Denver, Aug. %. - Including the
body Of Gen. Charles Adams, which
had been partially uncovered and
identified, twenty-one bodies have
been taken from the wreck of the
Gumry hotel. The latest remains to
be taken out are almost unrecogniza-
ble. One of the unidentified bodies
proves to be that Of Peter GuMry.
One of the other bodies ia believed to
be the remains of A. 8. Blake of
Pueblo. and the last may be the body
Of William Decker, bell boy, or w. j..
Carson of Pueblo. Friends of w. J..
Blake of Florence, Colo, are con-
WINGED that lie was also in the Gumry
when the explosion occurred.
Various estimates are made as TO the
number Of dead still in the ruins,
some believing there are as many as
ten. which would bring the total up
to thirty-one. Five new names were
added to the list Of missing to-day,
which, with w. Harvey and w. J.
Blake, make 1t almost certain that the
debris still covers ut least seven more
bodies. Articles belonging to AL
Gaetler Of Chicago, William d. Dodds
Of Topeka and A. NJ. Morris of Colo
rndo Springs have been found. Tele-
grams from relatives have almost pos.
itively established the fact that Geo.
Hasmer Of st. st. Paul and John Eddy,
mining man from Mexico, were also
In the hotel at the time of the disaster.
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Political T....ax

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 24.--A political
feud that had existed since the cleo
ton last fall, resulted last night In q
shooting ARRAY near Avondale. in
which James Cicero was killed nnd
James Mccain mortally wounded.
Cicero shot McCann and was instant.
~ killed moment later by McCann'e
brother, who Unexpectedly appeared
on the scene.
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HERE'S ANOTHER,

Mrs. vokel Saw Durrant ON the
Afternoon of the Murder.
San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Mary
Vogel. residing ut 910 Powell street.
directly opposite the normal school.
has Informed the police that she saw
Durrant pacing up and down in front
Of the normal school from 2 to 8
O'Clock on the afternoon Of April 3,
At 3 o'clock, when the girls came out.
she saw him 60 up and speak to one
Of the girls, how to her and afterwartl
board the East side dummy on a
south-bound Powell street car. She
fixes the date positively by several oc.
currences and is certain that she is
not mistaken In the man.
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A. J. BALFoUR ON SILVER.

Favors an International Agreement
nut Cannot Pledge His Colleagues.
London, Aug. 24.-In the house of
commons to-day the first lord of the
treasury, the Right Hon. A. j. Balfour,
replying to Sir John Leng, Liberal
member for Dundee. who asked
whether he would advise the govern
mcnt to invite an international mone-
tary conference, said: Il am always
and have been In favor Of an inter.
national agreement; but have not the
right to pledge my colleagues, and I
DO not believe that an international
agreement would result from an inter.
national conference"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-30
THE DEY EXPLAINS.
Only Prof. Christie's Cook Assaulted
In,

by Turks.
Washington, Aug. 24.-Acting Secre-
tary Adee to-day received u note from
Mavroney hey, the Turkish minister
to the United States. saying that tho
Turkish government has Informed him
that u thorough Investigation has been
made Of the alleged olitragcs on Amer
leans ut Tarsus. The result of these
Investigations. lie wrote. was to the
effect that the cook III the family of
Prof. Christie, of st. Pnuls Institute
ut Tarsus, had been assaulted by M
tive Turks. and that no Americans
We're concerned In the matter nor In
jured. Movroncy hey G:so stated Ii
the Turkish offenders would be tried
and punished. The state department
expects to receive information on the
same affair from United States Off
clals In Turkey, us Minister Tcrrill ad-
viscd the department some time ngo
that he Ind taken steps to have the
matter investigated.
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Highland Lake, Colo, special.-w.
J. Semelroth, editor Of the Information
oil Evangelist and state superintendent
Of the Missouri Sunday School associ-
alton, was married at noon to-day to
Miss Ann G. johnson Of Memphis.
Tenn. After q brief stay ut Estes
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Semclrotll will be
at home to their friends in st. Louis.
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1t does not appear that any baking
powder. when presented in competi.
tion with the Royal. either Mt the Gov.
ernmcnt tests or before Worlds Fair
1uries, has ever received favor or
award over the Royal or made an
equal showing In purity, strength or
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Council bluffs. Iowa. Aug. .i.-Ex.
tcnsive arrangements are bciny mad.
FOR the inferstatcreunion of the l;cor
ganizcd Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Snints. and which will m
cur In this city during the second and
third weeks Of September.
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Alinony for Mrs. Polloch

Pierre. y. ID. Spcclal-The Supreme
court las granted allmony to the
amount Of $275 to Mrs. Pollock for the
expense Of the appeal now pending in
the supreme court. 1t Is divorce case
in which wealthy New York family
is concerned. where the son Of the
family married q servant, and after
the birth Of child q divorce was So
cured on what is claimed to he Q
trumpet up charge. Mrs. Pollock
brought suit for allmony In the circuit
court, and has appealed from tho de-
clsiOn Of that court to the supreme
court, and the amount granted 10 to
bear the expenses Of that appeal
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Sins ana sin.e-s.

O.sE. Waits, alias F. q. Wilson, the
famous f0rger Of Pueblo. Colo. gets
only five years in the penitentiary
George Glass shot and killed an un-
noHn col0red burglar at his home In
EIaftn. Pa:
An attorney, a bailiff and O Judge
were the principals in a fight in an
Omaha court room. 60.
George Glass shot and killed an un-
known eoIored burglar at his home in
Grafton. Pa.
The law Offices Of John d. and WILL
lam NcKinnon at Pittsburg have been
robbed Of $4,000 n stocks and
bonds.
The jury In the case of Frank Annis,
charged with causing his wife's death
BY burning their home at Flint, Mich,
eeturned verdict Of not guilty.
n II. Sullivan, late assignee of the
sE0sumbiAn Fire Insurance company,
Slot and killed himself on his sarm
near ElktOn, Ky.
( i. l.. Osborne of Kewanee, ILL.,,
tried to commit suicide by taking
morphine. His reason was that he
was unable to get . divorce from his
wife.
J. J. O. Judge, freight agent for the
Union Pacific Railroad company at
Sacramento, Cal, committed suicide
by hanging himself to bed post with
shawi strap
Robert Hudson, Q young and highly
educated man, who had run through
his own and his wife's fortunes, was
exScutsd By hanging at York, En9.
Tor ths muedsr OF his wife and child.
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state center,s yi.itntion.

State Center's Visitation,
Marshalltown, Iowa, Aug. GA dis.
astrous fire, the second within eight
months. swept the business portion Of
State Center to-day, wiping out four
Of the leading concerns of tho town,
The loss is probably $4,000; insurance
less than half.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 24.-Tbe ingrain
carpet weavers Of this city, WHO went
on strike several weeks ago for an
Increase Of per cent in wages, have
won the fight. OF the 600 firms in.
volyed, all but 20 have signed the new
scale granting the advance.
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KING o. ooUNTrRFElTERs.
secret Service Detectives Mako. q
InpORtent Arrest.

IDpoRtant Arrest.
New York, Aug. q. - One Of the
most important captures made In
years by the secret service bureau is
TINT Of William Brockway, king Of
counterfeiters, and his clever gang Of
accomplices. In short time they
would have flooded this country and
Canada with hundreds Of thousands
OF dollars worth Of counterfeit notes,
20 cleverly made that no ordinary per-
son could detect their falslty. Brock.
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Butte. Mont, Aug. 24.-An attempt
was made by some unknown mlscre.
ant to blow up the 1890 cast-bound
Northern Pacific passenger train by
placing n stick Of dynamite in a "frog"
mt q junction one-llalf mile east of tla
city. Nearly the whole train passed
over the dynamite before 1t exploded.
The last coach. filled with passengers.
was badly shattered. but no one was
injured. The dynamite was evidently
placed there by some one with a
grievance against the road. but no
particular person is suspected.
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Steamer Aunk

Montreal, Aug. 24.-The steamer Ter.
rebonpc, from Kingston for Montreal,
with several Communicates of Knights
Telnplar on board, struck reef at tho
foot Of Cascade Rapids and SINK
shortly after In the entrance to In.
chine channel. No lives were lost.
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students Arc safe.

efNdeRts Arc Safe,
Lander, Wyo.. Special.-A number
Of members Of the Princeton geologic
al expedition. whose whereabouts dur
aliYe and we'll
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Mrs. Reynold,. WIN.

Dubuque. Iowa. Aug. 24.-The will
Of Diamond Joe Reynolds widow has
been fled. She makes small beuuests
to several and gives the residue of her
estate to her only brother, Jay Morton
Of Rockland. Sullivan county, New
York
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Cleveland Goes Fishing.
Buzzards Bay, Mass, Special.-Ths
steam yacht Oneida anchored In the
bay to-day, having returned from Ma.
rion. Her owner, e. g. Benedict, and
the president went fishing this morn.
ing and remained away all day.
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Killed nv nvnnmite

Owat0nna, Minn.. Aug. 24.-Frank
Frisko, a brother Of prominent mer.
chants In this city. was killed by the
premature discharge of dynamite al
Somerset this morning.
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The Ives Flight I. On.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 24.-The hear.
lng on the application brought ly Ives
for the removal Of the receivers of the
Northern Pacific began today before
United States Judges IIanford and
Gilbert. Argument was confined most
~ to tie question of the Jurisdiction CT
Judge jenkins.
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'Individual proposals. the other bids
being from cities as municipalities.

In baking powders 1t is safer to use
the Royal only, an article that many
years experience has proved most ctil.
cient. and which has been officially
demonstrated pure and wholesome.
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ceneral MIN strike Feared.

Merrill. Wis. Special: seventees
nlen Of the Gilkey & Anson company's
mill crew quit to-day, demanding bet
ter wages. A general strike Of mill
hands is talked of. The striking men
are the same class Of men and from
the sane mill that started the big
strike here two years ago.
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An Engineer Dead.

Woburn, Mass. Aug. e3.-Marshall
Al. Tidd, civil and hydraulic engineer,
known all over the country, Is dead
at the age Of slxty-eight years.
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Died OF Yellow Fever,

New York. Special r. Hyde,
who was transferred from HOFFMAN to
Swlnburnc island. suffering from vel.
low fever, died this afternoon.
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Card sharp Arre.tcd,

Foughkeepsic, y: Y. special.-Chas;
Elrod. alias Gilpin, n notorious card
sharp. was arrested here today for
operating on trains 0f the New York
Central railway.
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st. Paul, Aug. %. - Joe Frawley.
aged twelve years. son of Michael
Frawley Of South st. Paul, was killed
to-day by being dragged after a colt.
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Another J.ror s.....s

San Francisco, Aug. 24.-Warrcn
Outer, a retired merchant, was sc.
cursd as the ninth Juror in the trial
Of Theodore Durrant. twenty-five
other venireincn were challenged for
cause and excused.
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The United States Government
Chemist. after an examination for tho
Indian Department. made the cmplnt.
ic statement that "'rhc Royal Bakin;
Powder is the purcst In quality and
highest In strength Of any baking pow.
der OF which I have knowledge"
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Strikers Winninr.

New York, Aug. %. - The striking
sestmakers have succeeded In effect.
ing settlement with fifty-two out Of
1GO contractors. and 400 hands will
return to work in the morning.
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Twenty-Two Bodic. Rccoxer.a.

TWENTY-FIVE H0d1eN NecOYere0.
Denver, Aug. 24-The twenty-sccond
body taken from the ruins of the
Gumry hotel was fully identified this
afternoon us that Of w. ID. Dodds. n
mining man. whose wife and child are
at present in Albany, N. Y.
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in IL bloody battle on Straight Creek,
In Kentucky, over tract of land.
Wiley Black was Shot through the
neck and will die. John Hilton and
Leonard Caldwell were each shot In
the arm,
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Du.l,ncII Rni,r. Ware.

Springfield. Ohio. Aug. 2+.-t:rn Asa
Bushnell ordered an advance Il 10
per cent IN the wages OF the commit.
tee On hborers in the Laanntla sliol.s
About 4OO lnan arg affected.
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JAcKsON.s SUCCESSOR.

Frederic n. Coudert, the New York
Lawyer, May he the Man.
New York Aug. 24.-Frederick II.
COudert, the famous New York law
yer, may succeed tho late Chief JUS
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Return to worr.

Boston. Aug. 24.-Over 1000 striking
clothing operators returned TO work I'M
27 shops this morning. their EMPLOYERS
having complied with their demands
made by the United Garment Work.
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Insane Ov.r Sn,-,.m.,,.

Kansas City. Aug 24.-Dr Charles
J.onglr. 60 years of age. who founded
the Kansas City Daily Herald In 1SIl
and was its editor for several years,
committed suicide to-day. He became
insane over spiritualisni.
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An Inventor Killca.

Northampton, Mass., Aug. 23.-Jo.
beph Kneeland, well known inventor,
was struck by passenger train and
almost instantly killed today while
attempting to cross the tracks of the
Boston & Maine at this place.
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Dropped De.a.

Chicago, Aug. &c. Laton, said to
be a prominent citizen Of Ashland,
Wis.,, dropped dead In the Wisconsin
Central station here today. He had
5ust arrived from Ashland.
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Justice StronE's Funeral.
Reading, Pa, Aug. 23.-Thc body Of
the late ex-Justice William Strong
was buried In the Charles Evans celn.
etery In the family lot alongside the
remains Of his two wives today.
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Charleston, W. Va. Special.-All the
miners OF I.Oup Greek. with the cxcep.
tion of those Mt Glenjcan, struck to.
day. About 500 are out.
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John l. Waterbury was to-day al-
pointed receiver Of the United States
Transfer aud Exchange association Of
New York.
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To Pay tho Mora Cl.ir

TO Pay tho Mora claim.
Madrid. Aug. pa credit Of 81 ,600s
900 to pay the Mora claim was "a.
Zetted to-day.
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The expenditures Of the government
Tor the first two-thirds Of the present
month exceeded receipts by 81. 7.OO8. .208.
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LITTER pnx snInt. L..

New Haven, Conn, Aug. ol.-Ex.
Gov. Lllzcn B. Morris died ut 8 O'Clock
today of vertigo.
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Tjhe Ca..alty Recora.

1u6 UlSbluG88 Eb6El OI 1IOchpOrt, 1u.,
was burned.
At Mt. Sterling, Ky, a sawmill boil
er exploded, Killing three men.
A boat capsixed in Highland lake,
near Eldred, N. Y, and three men
were drowned.
The Golden block, at LIE Mars, Iowa,
was burned, the loss being $4,000
with but $500 insurance.
Henry G., Bowen Of Darien, Conn.,,
. wealthy New York broker, accident
ally shot himself In the leg and died
from the shock and loss Of blood.
During q storm In Kansas some cat
Ne were crowded against q wire fence.
Lightning struck the fence and twcn-
ty.nve head were killed. S- = T ~ ;'ii z Sz
Henry Redd, his wife and daughter,
and james Lee were killed by light
ming IN Prince Edward county, Vlr-
Einia.
The body Of Pletro Morino, labor.
or, the fourteenth victim Of the col.
hpsed building accident In New York,
vas taken from the ruins.
A furious storm swept over the east
srn portion Of Pennsylvania. In Con-
ehocken, Montgomery county. twenty
houses were unrOOfed, fences were
blown down and trees uprooted.
Edna King and her sister died at
Jefersonyfllc, Ind, FROM drinking wa
ter inpregnated with natural gas. and
the father Of the family is seriously Ill
tom the same cause.
While picking apples at Winsted,
! Conn, Kate Danahy fen into barrel
/. Of pitch. It took half nm hour to cut
and melt the stu6h sufficient for her to
walk. -y,set..,
A two-year-old child that had crept
on the railway track Mt Woodstock,
Va. was wedged between two ties and
was uninjured by train that passed
over It.
Four tramps stealing q ride ON tile
e0wcatcher Of an Alton locomotive,
were knocked on by COW hit by the
engine. near Marshall, Ill. Two were
killed and one fatally injured.
While cooking, the clothes OF Nary
: Myers, the seventeen-ycar-old daugll.
ter of John Myers Of NATION, ILL.,,
caught fre. and before help could
reach her she was 80 badly burned
that she viii probably die.
Nelson Van ModdIeworth of Athens,
Mich, the two-year-old grandson of
Rodney Beckwith OF Constantine,
found q box Of strychnins pills at bis
grandfather'a. and ate some,- with fa-
tai results. The child was on visit.
The North German Lloyd steamship
Stuttgart ran into. the bark Eleanor
.N.s Williams twenty-five miles or Da-
Wis, Sallth Shore Aghtship. The bark's
stern was cut clea&JR. The Stuttgart
t0wed her into port.
Annie Goery, the eight,year-oid
daughter of City Policeman Goery Of
Decatur, Ind. was burned to death
Her father. IN trying to exting,lish the
flames, had both arms burned 90 had
y that they VII haNs to be amputat.
ed. .4.~...-s 3;
At Utica. n. T.. a Temporary elevut.
OF. used In hoisting building material
on. the Martin block, with 1900 Ypoundt
Of stone. was Faised scventy-five feet
from the ground. when the rope broxe
causing 1t to drop to the bottom 0i
the collar. jeremiah Hess was killed
and five others were injured, two ia,
tally.
IL Sins ana sinners.