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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
MURDER and suicide.
Terrible Double Tragedy Occurs
at Salem. Mass.
FIREMAN MAKE THE DISCOVERY.

Responding to an Alarm They Find .
Woman Dead, Man Dying. and the He'd
Upon which the Bodies Were. Wrapped
In Fismss-Arrest Of Man Who Con-
fssses 10 the Murder Of Farmer Stone
and wife In Ohio.
SALEM, Mass, April l0.-Whnt the 20
lice believe to be murder and suicide
was disclosed Thursday when those who
responded TO an alarm Of fire, given for
slight blaze In the apartment occupied
by Miss Josephine Manning. q dressmak
or, burst into ths room. The fire was I'm
folding bed. On the bed lay the dead
body of Miss Manning. while across Its
foot. Charles Flynn, who had been keep
Ing company with the woman for some
time. was writhing In pain from bullet
wound and gasping for breath. He died
before u physician could roach the place.
The fire. which probably resulted from
the fash of the pistol among the bed
clothes, was extinguishsd before any seri
Gus damage had been done.
Visited the Woman Frequently.
Flynn was a widower, about 35 years OF
age. The woman was -. The occupants
Of the house do not know at what timo
Flynn called Wednesday night, but state
that he had been In tho habit OF visiting
Miss Man ling very frequently. The
dodgers In the house state that they
heard the reports Of a pistol shot at about
4 o'clock Thursday morning but did not
investigate the matter. This evidence Is
thought by the police to confirm the
theory that Flynn shot the woman and
then killed himself. Three shots were
fred two OF which penetrated the wom-
ans head while the third directed against
the skull Of the man. pierced his brain.
The revolver. pack of cards, and pocket
book were found lying on the bed. Both
had been considered respectable persons
by their neighbors
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
K,l,.a by a premature E,plo.l.a

OGDEN. Utah. April lo.-The numbes
of men killed by the premature explosion
in Ogden river c.hon "Wednesday even
ing SO far as known. Is flve. There is =
rumor that several men are missing and
their bodies may yet be found under the
mass of rock which WAS thrown down by
the expl ,sicn The names of tho dead
are: A. J. Moran, William Hickman.
Nat Kempton. JEFF Buby and &. Weaver.
Five were injured. some Of whom ars
likely TO die.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
Oregon Republicans.

PORTLAND, April lo-The Republican
sto,o convention was called to order ut
n o'clock Thursday by Chairman Steele
- tho state committee. After electing a
temporary chairman and appointing the
crcdential committee the convention took
a recess until clock. The convention
viii declare In favor of bimetallism TO
tbe m extcnt that the parity of both metals
ba maintained.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
Wanted for Murder.

DENVER, April 10 "A special to The
Times from Cripple Greek says John L.
Abor alias Yeargen. was arrested Thurs.
day by Deputy Sheriff Clark while getting
mail at the posr0flice Abor Is wanted In
Carllnville, Ills for u murder committed
two years ago He escaped from the Hill
nois ii before the trial and has been
traced over the country by Sheriff Davcn
port, who was in Cripple Greek couple
of wecks ago
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
CHARGED WITH STONE MURDERS.
Farm Haad Who Was I'm Love with the
Youngest Girl.

AKRON, O., April Io-The detectives last
night arrested John Smith, farm hand
who was formerly employed by Alvin N.
Stone, on the charge OF numbering Stone
and his wife and Ira Stillson at Tall
madge ten days ago. Smith was dis
charged by Stone about two weeks before
the murder. and 1t Is also said that he was
In love with Flora Stone, the youngest
daughter OF the murdered couple. His
attentions were discouraged by the girls
parents Flora Some said, the day after
the murder. that the voice OF the muir
derer sounded like that of Smith. The
prisoner was lodged in jail here. He has
onfoasiOu
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
Rumored Death of ceol Rhodes

LONDON. April lO.-There were rumors'
on the stock exchange Thursday that
Gem Rhodes, formerly premier Of Capo
Colony, who has been suffering from
fever at Salisbury, Matabeleland, Is dead.
This rumor caused decline in the COM
panys securities. The officials Of the
British Chartered South Africa company
discredit the rumor.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
,,.x,co Statehood ,.,li.

WAsHINGToN. April 10. The house COM
mittee on territories has voted in favor OF
reporting the bill for the admission OF
New Mexico as state. The vote stood q
and /, against. Those in favor of the bill
were Scranton. Perkins. Lefever, Avery
Hadley and Cooper Those against were
Knox, Taft, Lowe. ana Ovens. Harris
of Ohio WIS pairei with Har rison Of Aia-
hama. and Turner of Virginia was not
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

WASHINGTON, Ayri! 10 o-Captan kv.As
tclegraphcd the navy department Thurs
day that the battleship lniianl has ca
n al ed out uf the Port Royal dry dock. hs
would sail at once Tor Hampton hcad',
where indiana oil be attached Go the
north Atlautic ,qataroa and participate
IN the man ucvsrs on ths capcs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

OMAHA, Neb. April 10. .--Amanda zied-
Ter, ~ years old, OF Council Bluffs, was
offended because her sister. Mrs. Harris.
reproved younger member of the fam
ily. She objected In vain, then she left
the room and shot herself. dying instant
ly. Her mother killed herself three years
ago One other member Of the family
also committed suicide.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

gtn. a gentleman
who resides in this
city, who h a 5
charge Of the Lin
ton presidential
boom in Illinois,
stated in an inter
view Wednesday
that in most of the
counties Of tn e
state during the
next twenty days
there will be nu.
merous large Lin
ton clubs organic.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
rhe Lohnnnc.hurg UprI.ing.

LONDON. April 10 A dispatch from
Pretoria to The Times says: In the
landirost court wednesday all Of the
members Of the reform COMMITTEES were
committed Tor trial as the next session OF
the high court on a charge Of high treason
for their participation in the Johannes
burg uprising The landdrost court re-
served IT'S decision rs to whether or not
to allow bail until it had consulted with
the state attorney.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 10 Fire Of most mys'
terious origin broke out in the five-story
brick building az rs and 2c6 Madison
street at $50 Thursday morning. consum'
ing almost the entire stock OF A. Ellinger
& Co. manufacturers OF ladies cloaks and
suits Other tenants suffered small
loss by water. Loss, SS0.00o
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
KILLED H,s Brother with . stone.

FosroRIA, o.. April TO- Harry and
Charles Frizzell, agod II and Q. were
playing at their home Thursday after
noon. when the latter pushed his brother
over and started to run to the house.
Harry jumped up and threw stone which
s,ruck Charles at the base Of the brain.
causing his death.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
B,nuuct for King Of seIvIa.

ATHENS, April l0.-There was grand
banquet Thursday night In honor of the
King Of Servia The ministers members
OF the diplomatic corps, and the president
OF tho Olympian games committees were
present. There was l5) persons at the
banuue5
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
LINTON IN THE field.
Michigan Congressman a Can.
didate for President.
CLUBS ORGANIZING IN ILLINOIS.

The Movement Also Boing Started la Ev-
cry Northern and Many Southern States
Prominent A. r. A. Man Says His Or
ganization WIN oppose the Nomination
OF Mckinley at st. Louis - Doings OF the
Illinois Prohibition Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, His, April 10 A new
Richmond appears TO have entered the
Held Of national politics in tho person of
w. ;. Linton, congressman from Miohi-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
N.,y Cousul for Armenia.

WASHINGTON, April FISHERMAN, chair
man of the committee on foreign rela'
tions yesterday gave notice In the senate
of an amendment intended Co be proposed
by him to the sundry civil appropriation
bill providing for the appointments ot a
consul at either Harpoot or Alcxandrctta
Turkcv
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
The Death secoao.

Hon. 6UsrAvUs KosRNER, ex.licuten'
ant eoverror of Illinois. at Belleviile.
RonsRr LIT ELL, Publisher OK Littclrs
Lvng Arc n, Il 'ston.
A1ExANDER GRArrAS, highly respccte q
cif z "a of PanA Ills.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
Nominated 10 Congress.

CuANurE, Kan, April io.-The Third
congressional district Democratic conven.
ton met here wednesday and nominated
ungh p Farelly of Chanute for congress
hv Exclamation. The convention declared
81 frpp silver
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
ro,,a Guilty of Murder.

wLKEsBARRE, Pa, April lo-Frank
Schaeffer, colored, was Thursday found
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Schacffer was one Of n mob OF mon who
blew up boarding house over two years
ego. kill ng four Hungarians. Sentence
mas defarred
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

WASHINGTON, April io.--Dr o'Reilly,
tho White House physician. who Is at
tending the Cleveland children at Wood
ley. reports that little Esther Is coming
along nicely, and that SO far that the
measles has not spread to the other ehi'-
drcn,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

WASHINGTON. April lo.-rhc house
committee on foreign affairs Thursday
authorized favorable report on the res
olu.ion requesting the state department
for papers IN the case OF Mrs. Florence
Nj Maybrick imprisoned In England
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

Or1uMwA la Apsil 10 --rroman
K,rch5n a lcaiing "a toen " cf Williams
burg. vs. tuaai leAi in tlae woods IS
bciisvsd his desth VS. tAe 4csui1 y, On ac-
eiaen al bursting II his sho gun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

NEW loaN April lt-By vote Of 70
to 40 the Now Yo,e Methodist Gpiscop 4
conference dealed aslinsl the amend.
mcut recommending lhtt lay delegates 20
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

MEMPHIS. April io-rhe Tennesseo
Derby, worth $4,000, was run here Ihnrs' .
dav and was won by Brclair, Lady ihe@
second and Bon Edor third
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

WAsnlSGToS, April lo--The comp r'lic'
of currency has given authority Tor lh or
ranization OF the National bank Of liolton,
Kas., capital $4,000
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

co,rNrpus o., April 10 -Ihe state 2, o.
osio ON and after July Will iphiee oap', n,
al punishment by electricity She oii'
nas.inx Thursday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10
LAkGnoN RELEASED.
No Evidence to show That He Ruled An
nile j. McGrath.

PHILADELPHIA, April 40 -samuei +.
Langdon, the wealthy coal operator OF
this city. who was held pending the In
vestigation into the death % Annie j.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-10

McGrath. whose body was found ON March
23 in house in this city occupied by
Langdon and the girl, was released by
the police authorities Coroner Ashbridge
has abandoned the case against Langdop
because of lack Of evidence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
BiUIi1 WORK


II Is very evident that the Baptists Of
the whole country should give 10 the piblc
wo'k of the American Baptist Publication
society It is the only Baptist Bible 30
eicty that VIZ have, /, is ours II belongs
to the boptists Of the whole country; 1t
belongs to no section. but TO the Baptlsts
OF the world. The society has done a most
magnificent work More than 500 900 bibles
and Tesiaments have been given 10 the
poor and needy. From $500 to $1,000 per
ann1m Is given TO the Southern Baptists
Tor their Bible work on foreign 0elds.
ihero are, 1t Is estimated. In our country
alone, eight million without Bible There
are thousands OF converts or foreign fields
that have no Bible. The society proposes
10 supply the demand. to furnish those at
nome and on foreign fields with a thpy o,
me Bible, but how can this he done unless
liberal contributions are made To it's Bible
WORK The society ought TO have AT least
sloo'ouo per ennun for It's Rible work al
nome and abroad, The Baptists o. the
Whoie country have the money There airs
many churches In this country that give
nothing TO Bible work This ought not
10 DC 80 The society circr.ei-s the Bible
III an parts OF the world. Every state ana
Territory In the Union Is being assisted
The missionaries at home and on foreign
fields are supplied with Bibles for their
work. The question Is often asked, What
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is the society doing What has it done?'
| answer:
J. over half million Bibles and Tesla
ments have been giver 10 the destitute.
Who can estimate the good thus done
just think OF a. One dollar Will buy 1--WE
Bibles or twenty Testamcnts. Those Bibles
and Testamcnts given those In destitute
oircumstauces--wh can tell the good thus
done? Every Baptist reading these lines
ought al once TO send 4 contribution FOR the
Bible work. Why not do it today?
2. over i've hundred millions Of books.
tracts and periodicals have been sent out
all over the country. What great worn!
DR. J. Il. Hawthorne. pastor OF the First
Baptist church, Nashville. Tenn, has well
said; 1T is the one Baptist Institution Of
which every Baptist In the vide world can
afford to be proud Into every nook and
corner OF this great country its books and
periodicals have gone to enlighten and Gle
vate and save the people"
3. over six thousand Sunday schools
needy schoolshave been aided with books.
periodicals, Bibles and Testaments Thou
sands OF children have been reached a u
brought to Christ.
4. over ten thousand pastors and minis
terlal ADMINISTRATIONS with meager saiar-
les pastors who were not really able to
buy books-have been supplied by the So
cicty with working libraries. This within
itself is glorious work and will tell for
generations To come.
=. over three hundred thousand dollars
worth of grants have been made
t over sixty thousand dollars have been
paid to the Missionary union and TO the
southern Baptist convention for Bible work
on foreign fields
l. over one million. two hundred and
eighty thousand families have been visit
ed 5y the missionaries and colporters of the
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THE BROTHER IN BLACK.


Rev. Sam Jones Writes Of the Colored Man
of the South
We han nj the close of the civil war
100000 negroes in the south think
the statistician of 1900 will give
us double that number Through
the BLACK belts" as they are
called in the SOUTH the negroes
swarm like locusts in Egypt. |
have had occasion several times
to drive through the country dis
tricts in IL buggy in the last few years.
and passing the cabins on the farms
along the why | was impressed with
the number of little negro children.
There would he anywhere from five to
fifteen little negroes playing in front
of a cahii,. IT we have almost s.c0o,-
Coo colorcd people now. that consti-
tutcs about one-cighth of the popula-
ton OF the United States. If mmigra-
ton was shut off in 30 years from now
the colored people would constitute
nearly one-fourth Of our population;
and just as they multiply in numbers
just so the problem grows in impor-
lance and intricacy They are us sep
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otnce Of

office of
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Insurance
Statistics and History.
Austin. Texas October %. 1896.
To An Whom 1t MAY Concern.
This IS TO certify that the
SECURITY TRUST AND LIFE
insurance Company Of Philadelnbi, u.
mas IN az respects fully complied vi Ii t i,,,
Jaws OF Texas as conditions precedent '' te
iss HollE business in this State and I'M,
ny from 'hs Office ontitlirc II to do hmot
aGss IN this state from the 10Th dlv of ~
itodeser' ING 10 the Slst day OF De,en,l'e,,
Given under my hand and seal nj ofoo..
written. RCRT' l. pcI - dpoNe
N"N' Acting Commissioned
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

sermons recently delivered III tuc '"'NoN
States and Canada by the leading elerg'
men, priests prelates. religious teachers
and professors of the Christian fa!tl. In
every instance the text has ueon carefully
read and abbreviated.
BlLLlNGsGATE - Billngsgatc is not
argument AS n rule its use ~ debate be-
trays weak and losing cause. Or, Emil
q. Hirsch Hebrew Chicago.
FITNEss-N No nno is rightly lit 10 be Il
minister of Christ until ne has shared IN
Chrsrs sufiurings. REV. j. l.. Ryan,
Catholic, Davenport. Iowa.
OPPRESSION There is ton times more
oppression OF the poor by the poor, or by
the comparatively poor men than 'he,e %
By the rich. REV }. l.. Withrow. Tres
byterian Chicago
KONW THYskIF- We need 20 unoor-
stand ourselves. We need more self esteem
and less selt-concelt Man ought 90 study
to understand himself Rev e !. Cone
tas. Methodist, Indianapolis Ind.
LABOR No one need think that labor
Is beneath him Labor is worship II is dig
nltled Tho man or woman who Tolls for
others IS doing Gods work Rcy 4.
Ford, baptist Lowell, Mass
INDERSTANDING We oc.At not TO BE-
deceived aa to the true jAings If NE and
should no, attempt 10 understand tine thinss
which are rot tQ be- understood Rlshop :
REST The soul namuered by he in
iucnces eft ID carual heart. IS ct,.r riretcn-
ire out ts sput nueels into the da h.
searching after rest. Rev J j Armand
Primitive chuf'h, arooklyn n y.
UNITY great universal un,,i1rt w
coming, wi,h jesus Christ AS loldci,
customs and. perhaps. ansuasc NV q
J.. Poasc, lniyrrsalist Brooklyn, y. H.
COUNTERFElTs 1her. is NOT ro,,l
think IN cxhiepea but SOM. er. 81, m r,.
ana sny Tins otr.r thing is ti.t me- '.,,,t
qbc exlst,nr. of a .nnj ,bl1,s ~
sure TO be ,o,,nterre,ted nv Iohns,on
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IA, ,,,g ,r, 49,. =" NO '' iHl'a' sl"''
,r,.oi ~ t,c,,, u., ~ lV N'S Is"
va "N',, ~ IL ~ foolu' M'th1u-
N'' +''''s'll''' III
r,.,,,,,, ...,,,,
pLl. H'h'oi'S me American pub
h'Hopl Is 'he great assimilatins organ
Z" me BODY polite. Upon IT. more than
- - -, w., "''f''' hlu"t ~ w
meht' Kew A. G Peters Independent,
New York CITY.
SANONAkoLf - The Roman Catholic
church Ia some parts OF America ar.l d.. ,ti
parts Of Europe needs a man ,,ilh ill.,,
spirit and the dare of Savoparol, IA en-,
out against existing evils and ,hon,Inn
tions Rev Alexander TcNie rn,,.,,,.,
uonaiist. Worcester. Mass
Is as futile as would he in, crt,r, ,
without eating or In hrc,,hc ,.,,,. W.
or 10 see without urbt At, az
choice between Tho o,,c tr,,c ,,, "" l
God and no God ~ ali --psy : =, 'i' ~
congrcgationnlist uroot,ls, y ""'""'
~
CITY CHURCHES H.
;hls country tho ,vors, s,o,,', h'e1' 'it'S ~
OF humanity cn,cec,r.. NV" , ne wrecks
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GLOOM The danger to which most or
US are exposed is to think OF the evils AMI
thc Ills Of lie. We think OF the three days
of storm IN the month ovei looking the
twenty eight beautiful and bright ones. Of
The two weeks sickness. forgetting the
fny weeks of good health We think OF
'hc two or three mean persons who have
said Something against us forgetting the
many who hay" spoken wen Of us We
look 40 ne thousand dollars lc.i and fall
to conerauulotc ourselves an the thousonds
made WOW Richard iIarcouw, Methodist
rhilada lphia, Pa
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OPPRESSION There Is ten times more
oppression OF the poor by the poor, or by
the comparatively poor men than there 20
By the rich. -Rey. }. l.. Wthrow. / res
hyterian. Chleago.
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PEACE The love OF Jesus Christ Is
bringing tn world To tru, brotherhood.
The heart that was filled with murder is
no~ filcd Win love The man who lit
tie before smote down his fellow nov
roaohrs forth his hand to lift him ur.
Men IN their selfishpcss would shut ont the
roor, the lamc the helpless from their
society or organization but 1esus reaches
forth HIS hand o. loyc to every class and
+" oyory condition n men. and lie newer
rejects any. Thua peace is coming to All
troubled Hives In all the nations Rev $.
Wallace, Presbyterian Brooklyn. y. \
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KONW THYSELF- We need 20 undor-
stand OURSELVES. We need more SELF esteem
and less self-concelt. Man ought 90 study
to understand himself Rev f ! Cone
tas. Methodist, Indianapolis. Ind.
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FITNESS-No nnc is rightly III TO be
minister Of Chris, until he has shared IN
Chrlsts su'iurings. -Rev j, l., Ryan.
Catholic. Davenport, Iowa.
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CITY CHURCHES In the eroa, ,,,,,, -,
INN country the worst elemnts. The wrenl.
OF humanity. concentrate Church and cit,,
are constantly acting and roactirg on carh
o'h"F The churches scok 10 take care ot
themselves and fall Their policy Is too
iimia Rev w 7. Chase. Baptist phtl,'
dephla. Ia "'''
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M,oNs posul'orv reading that which
much 70 ho deprecated az dcsultory oa, s m
10 not read that which iacs uot mtoros,
you IT rs NOT for YOU The hast or nil hoo,.s
TO read IS the Dlhlc the nohleri ~ ~,
TInoia'l'rs 10 books Rev s. G N,lso,
Baptist. brooklyn y. y. '9'"'
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS The American pub.
lie school is the great assimiating orean
~ the body polite. Upon IT. more than
anything else in this country, must We de-
poha Tor Amerlcani1ing vast foreign Gle
ment. -Rov, n c. Peters. Indep.uaen.
New York city
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UNSAFE GUIDES The blind leaders
and the blind both fall into the ditch to-