The evening times., 1896-08-27
Briefs byWire

The explosion OF threshing machine
boiler occurred yesterday at Trip, s. D..
when Jacob Eisenbaum Ind Philip Hirsch
were killed
Harold, the Youngest son Of Prof. A. d.
Morse, OF Amherst College, was drowned
while Playing In the river near the college
on Tuesday. m
David Kflgore, OF Jackson Center, Pa,
was killed by his team OF Eorses running
away. He fell in the knives OF his moving
machine and was instantly cut to pieces.
Miss Cary Morefield. daughter of C. E.
Morefieid, ex-membcr of the legislature,
shot hersetilast night ut Nathalie, Halifax
county, Va, while talking to some friends.
1lEhealth ct,ised the decd.
Mr. Alexander W. Terrell. United States
minister toiTuFkcy has notified the Turkish
governments THAT the unswero OF that govern
ment concernisg indemnity for the attack
on missions istnot satisfactory.
II. NJ. scliectz. OF Philadelphia. was
thrown Under the wheels OF a moving
Train at Sfa isle Junction yesterday and
received ii1uIies from which he died last
night at the Cooper Hospital, Camden, N j..
The boafl Of direc;ors of the union
League of fl.il;'delpl,ia de. ermined 10 huld
a reception pn' September 3 in cnor Of Ii
HungC Chang and delaboratep eprcpa rationS VIII
be made for HE event.
Charles =. Green. jr., Trenton, N. j.,
lawyer, had an encounter with 4; burgIa r.
whom he discovered in his room at his SUM-
mer home, at Avon by the-sea, early yes-
terday morning TIE burglar escaped with
VI 900 worth OF jewelry.
In collision at Broad and Walnut streets.
Phiiadelphia, yesterday. Leland Fonda and
William F. Wilson, bieyoIists, were thrown
to the ground. the latter striking upon his
His condition is critical.
Mrs. j. V. Ramos. wife OF a prominent
/ merchant OF Richmond, while on her way
to the station to take the train for Old
Point yesterday morning. was struck on
the head by s.one tt rown by IN unkno wn
party and had Ter skull fractured. She
Is In Dangerous condition.
The failure OF The old Emerson Piano
Company Of Eos;on Tuesday carried down
with il the Chicago establishment whose
place. business was at 2 1 5 ard 81 : Wa bash
years manager Of the local house, was ap-
pointed agent. for the receiver.
While playing in an alley in the rear
OF 324G South Chicago avenue yesterday
/ Gustavc DiebiDg. ten years of age, was
SHOT and instantly killed by Willie Ritzcn-
tlaler, eight years old. The latter was prac-
ticing with Iiilr, and is said to have lie
hbera,ei! fired AT young Diebing.
James Adams. aged sixty five years was
found III Az unconscious condition from n
fracture of u skull on the step Of a house.
in tie rear or 1908 Hamilton street Phila-
deiplna. He died soon after removal to
the hospital Alfred McCord. aged twenty
years. who was arrested on the charge ur
causing Adams death admitted that he
had struck him with a club because Adams
had assaulted his mother.
George W. Kendrick, jr., supreme treas
urcr OF the American Legion OF Hone.r.
ri;iicuics the runor that the appointment
or a receiver is TO be asked for. stating
ttat tile or rganzationi is In no st H. einsolvent.
Thc liabilities, lie says. are $500 eco apd
thrre IS Irsei,e fund VI 1oi 5.uuv, mt
including more than 5000 GOO en- deposit
in Philadelphia banks and the August as
scsSmeD;s. which VIII be Ped ever ,o him
at the end or the month. s..
The Canadian delegates to the Irish
National Conyention which is 10 be held in
Dublin on September 1 arrived at Queens.
town nm b''s+t ihe White Star Linestramev
Britapoic tasthy. Major McGihre and
Capt Blck,tS, f9t' Chicago, who also ar
rived az fEl~sates so the convention,
have suddeDfySiecidedi 10 return TO America
and will ssff-sn. baarti tile steamer Rhyn-
land for Phi5sSelphia today. Their rea sens
for returning roe not known