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TO MAKE THE PORTE PAY
An American Fleet Ordered to
Turkish Waters.
wARsHIPs FOR THE DARDANELLEs

The sultan Disincllned TO Settle For Mis-
lion Property Destroyed Sight OF Our
Cruisers May Spur Him Up-The Porte
Tells Turkey's Story.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Tho cruiser Gin
isnnati has been ordered TO Constantine
lle 1t Is well understood that this action
li for the double purpose Of making an
imposing display of force II President
Cleveland should deem il necessary and to
relieve the Marblehoad when Turkish af-
fairs resume their normal condition.
Although tho navy department has had
this step in contemplation some time, it
has created something of a sensation. com
ing imnlVd ately after the hasty fitting out
of the miniature warslip Bancroft.
1t is expected that the Minneapolis will
be ordered from Queenstown TO join the
san Francisco, Mnrhlchoad and Cinoin-
natl outside the Dardanelos.
Naval officials affect 20 attach no ospe-
rial significance to tho ordor sending the
Cincinnati TO Constantinople as the Mar
Llehoad has been long time in those wn-
ters, and the period Of service of number
of men on that station has expired and
thoy desire 60 return TO the United States.
The Cincinnati is cruiser Of 3.2l3 tons,
narries something like 500 mon, Is well
equipped with rapid fire guns and is espe-
cially adapted to active work in the BOs-
I phorus. She is now with Admiral Bunce' s
| feet OIL the North Atlantic coast and Will
reach the Dardanelles in tho latter part Of
October, about the timo tho Bancroft
reaches Constantinoplo, The San Fran
cisco now at Alexandria. and the Mar
blehend at Genoa. viii moot tho Cincin-
natl at Smyrna.
May he For Our Minister'S Protection.
The fact that these vessels are 60 rem
devious at Smyrna and 20 as a fleet 60
the Dardanelles gives rise TO tho impress
sion that Minister Terrell will only await
their arrival to make such demands upon
tho Turkish government as may result In
his immediate withdrawal from the city
90 take refuge upon warships sent to pro-
tcct him.
Delay in paying American missionaries
in Armenia for property destroyed by the
sultan's soldiers during the massacres,
failure TO keep promises and an apparent
disinclnation recently to adjust the mat
ter at all, have made tho state department
impatient, and IL is known TO be the fixed
determination Of both the president and
Secretary Olney TO exact payment in full
loI ttllhHto HuhAhih'b ny bAhi"tho ~ tt''
United States
Official dispatches exchanged between
the secretary of state and the United
States minister at Constantinople show
that this governments policy with re
gard to Turkey has not been less vigorous
than that displayed In dealing with spain
which resulted in the settlement of thu
long delayed Mora claim and immediate
consideration Of large number of othe
claims
Tho destruction of American mlssioi
property in the Philippine islands wa
settled for in a comparatively brief tim
by the Spanish government paying tn
sum demanded.
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HEAVY DAMAGE Gulr

BRiD9ETor, Sept. THE widow ci
Charles B,rtlstf, who WAS killed on the
Bridgeton and Millville trolley road last
Summer while riding on trolley oai
has sued the S'nth Jersey Traction Com
peny for S25 600 damSges Bartlett wsi
coming to Brldgeton from Milville tc
witness ball game and while lesnina
out Of an open car looking At cycl'
race bis hesd struck trolley pole ALC
killed him
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nInre rrnnhlo In cretn renred.

LONDON, Sept. LA dispatch to The
Chronicle from Rome says that news has
been received In that city from Gambia to
The offcct that tho Turkish and Christian
Inhabitants Of the island Of Crete refuse
10 accept the proposed settlement already
agreed upon by the powers and by the sui
ian. In consequence Of this refusal by tho
pnrtisans of both sides to accept the ar
rangement fresh conflicts on the island OF
Crete are feared by the foreign consuis
lhorn
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TROOP BIS QUARTERS.

Troop B the cavalry company which
was recently orgsniz,d, Is nov In good
sbaps and Will begin regular drilling this
week. Its quarters in tho armory at
Twelfth and Orange he,ts have been
bandsomelv fitted up and are now as
conveniently arranged aud well Fitted "a
those OF any compsny In the state.
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SAVAGE ATTACK UPON A YOUNG
MAN

WEST CHESTER Sept -Four ne
eroes were arrested near Downlngtown
yesterday AMI brought here to prison 10
Rwsit trial for wavlsylne and beating
into insensihility Oscsr Coed, young
man residing 10 Calm township The act
WIS committed on road near Downing
town at mldnigh', an young Good, when
found. vas slmosc IN q ding condition.
The prisoners were heavily ironed when
they reached here.
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No BENEgIrs ZOE suIcIpEs.

The Supreme Lodge of Knights Of
Pythias may pass & resolution introduced
ysst. rday prohibiting the pAyu eats Of
death bsus fts to tuiciSeI whether the
victim be sane or insane, or whether
the self destruction be brought about by
deIirIum tremens, despondency, narcotics
or opiates.
Evening journal., 1896-09-01
FRANK DUNoAN IN TROUBt e

Frank Duncan, OF Wilmington. who
has reputation ss a brawler. aud Who
has served several terms In New Castle
Ter assault. wsnt to Laurel last Saturday
night. got foil OF liquor and then started
to clean cnt the town. BE was arrssi ga
by the town constable sni taken b,fors
magistrate, who fined him for dilor
derlg Conduct
Evening journal., 1896-09-01
SIR KNIGHTS IN BRooKLYN.

About City members Of the Knights Of
st. John ard Malta have gone to
BROOKLYN. N. Y. where they will attend
the annual mesting OF the Chsptsr
General Of America. the supreme body II
the order which conyenes to day.
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DRILLS 10 BE RESUMED.

Colonel /. P1sey Wlkersham. COM
msnding First Regiment. N. G d.. hes
Issued orders for the resuminF OF com
psny drills which were suspended during
the warm weather to-day.
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Amerlenn., Houses saeked.

f CoNsTANTINoPLE, sept. AT Hasse-
klein the houses Of number of Americans
living in that place were attacked by
Turks, tho male heads Of these domestic
establishments being absent All Of tho
Armenian servants in the dwellings were
killed and the houses sacked. The women
escaped to Yenikoi for protection, having
lost all of their personal effects
Evening journal., 1896-09-01
Live stock Destroyed by Fire.

THoMPsoSvILLE, Conn, Sept. LA
barn. three horses and a COW belonging TO
r.. =. Able were burned. The loss Is
~. soc partly covered by insurance
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The CI,ntnigne Directov.

This is to inform the public that in
the Court of Chancery OF the city OF
Richmond it was decided en- yesterday
that the Chataigne Directory Company
are the sole owners of the Chataigne d.
rectory. which has for years been the
recognized directory for the cities OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth
We beg to thank our patrons for their
liberal support of Chataigne's Direc
tory in the past and to assure them
that we shall endeavor to issue a better
publication each year.
We hope that our friends and patrons
Will comply with Mr.. j. H. Chataigne's
request as published In his card of the
18th instant, and support none other
than the Chataigne Directory. as the
affairs OF the company are now ont OF
court. and the business will be con
Quoted as heretofore, but with MANY
improvements.
Authorized solicitors for Chataiene,s
Directory will commence canva ssing the
city this morning. and We Responsibility
oe-speak fou them a liberal patronage
Our publications, with all rights and
franchises. are protected by the COW
right laws. Very respectfully,
THE CHATAIGNE DIRECTORY co.
BY Frank NJ. Parker, Jr., Secretary.
Norfolk. Va. June Is. 1896. 1u13-2t
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Have Your Eyes Examine,

DR.. H. Mayer. the celebrated oculist
from Vienna, Austria, can be consulted
at his office, No. 26l East Main street,
where he examines all defects of the
eyes free of charge. Among the differ-
ent colleges in Europe at which m.
Mayer graduated are the Imperial and
Royal College at Vienna. Austria of
which the late Crown Prince Rudolph
and Emperor Francis Joseph are g1adu-
ates. and the Imperial and ROYAL Insti-
tute at Cracow, the ancient capital az
Poland. officers and sailors from for
eign countries can have their cases
diagnosed in their native language He
gives consultation in six languages.
References from hundreds of leading
ton.
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Now Telephone Cntnlorne

The Southern Bell Telephone Company
have recently adopted the Browning
Combined Business and Te!ephone Dr.
rectoiy. and Richmond and Norfolk are
among the first two Southern cities to be
benefited by the change. This directory
Is the most complete and convenient ever
published, and the 1000 or more sub
sciiDers here VIII not only have a telc-
phone list complete in every detail. but
also an indexed busin, So directory.
which the subscribers will find grea
convenience. Messrs. Ryan & Durham,
two wideawake advertising agents. are
expiainirlg Hhe advantages of the direc-
oo.N 10 patrons of the telephone COM
pany and to advertisers 1t
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The EnbIed CANT, Atlas.

Was said to have supported tho worIa
upon his shoulders. If so, he must have
besn decidedly muscular Individual We
can't all be muscular, but we can en- low a
fair modicum of physical vigor IT, when
that blessing is denied us by nature we
supplement her deficit by an appeal to the
national tonic, Hostetters Stomach Bit-
tiers. which reinstates digestion upon n
permanent basis. remedies NERVOUSNESS
biliousness and constipation. and over
comes rheumatic and kidney troubles. II
air or water, and recruits eXhausted
energy when impaired by unusual bodily
or mental fatigue. The aged. infirm and
convalescent have no more potent and
thorough helper than this Justly popular
inVigorant, with n successful record OF
nearly half q century.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-14

The Republican National Convention
will meet in St. Louis June 10th. For
this occasion the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company viii sell excursion
tickets from all stations on Its line east
of the ONO river for all trains June
18th TO 10Th inclusive, valid for return
passage until June 2lst. at one fare for
the round trip.
The Baltimore and Ohio is direct line
to ST. Louis. running two solid yest!-
buled fast express trains with through
PULLMAN sleeping cars attached every
day in the year
For rates and other information apply
10 ARTHUR c.. LEWIS, !.
Passenger Agent,
my lO-lawtJelo 60 Main street
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ADnIFr ON THE Enp.

Adrife on 1he ebb! Long The lapse Of
time seems
Since on the young flood OF desire and
dreams
We together spread sail-chee,y COM
rades aglee,
Swimming like sea birds the surge of
the ssa:
Scarce needing the helm, for fair
the breeze blew
Over the benny blue brim fast for
ward we flew,
Sun. stars and skies wore their
grandest CLEAN
AS our psows plow'd paths thro' biz
lows~abeam. 7"
Straight onward. and outward. our
course was laid,
Save to Isles inviting, where soiourn
Sails, srais' were stanch--el,Lls. true
and trim,
And headlights tlumed when skies were
DIM;
But. alas. by winds wrecked. and
whirl OF the waves,
Many. long since. have sunk to the
suh-sea caves
While almost allone-left to drift over
the sea,
Oft 1 long for the ha,bor-dstant
far can 1t be?
Long my ship thas dragged. all adrift
Ger the main.
And 4 seems, shat haven, she soon
should gain.
Hull ard spare. now strain'd-shredde
her sails
While flags all tatter'd. of the tempest
tell tales;
The old ship now shoulders. like q
palsied outcast,
Soon must she succumb 20 bIllows
and blast.
Soon must she descend 10 the depths
far below.
Where many gallant cruis,rs have
gone long ago.
HOPE.
Soon, the race gains time, over tide
will be iun,
Doubts. dreams, and desires will soon
be done,
Sweet smiles OF Hope to her harbor dn-
wife ~
Bright DER the pillows, beams her ben
con lights;
Storms no more to strain. nor shocks
to sustain.
NO more, to drag ndri6t thro' mists of
the main,
NO more, u weary wanderer. lonely
vigtls 20 keep. a- y
But. down mid the shadows serene
" TO sleep!
-WILLOUGHRY
Norfolk, Va, June Z. 1895.
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FOR SALE A well built residence OH
Wood street; sold for no fault; 100 large
FOR owners family; eight rooms and
bath and al modern conveniences:
lot AlsNil?: Il splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing nice home. with OPP
which can be erected three (3) nice
tenement houses. For terms etc, APP
ply on premises. No. GO Wood street.
ny6-tf
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WANTED-Men and women, "a limit ID
number at once to finish life-sized cray
on and pastel portraits: you do the work
at home; new method: anyone can do
the work | will pay from 81 to IS per
day and give permanent employment to
reliable parties. Can on FRANK j. COR
WIN, Portrait Artist, No. 40 Wood st.,
Norfolk, Va. jei4-lt-
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''39ai'Yiss'3ss9a'f'sss'f7f''ssN9'a1as
LOVES 70 U N r AIN,
81 GRANNY STREET.

CORNER CITY HALL AVENUE.
Ice Cream Soda, Ice Cream Jem, fresh
country Butter MIX, fresh Country Sweet
berry Tot. Pine Apple Glace, Straw
berryCnrnade and all the latest drinks for
&c. Soda Water box containing tickets
good for "a drinks Just the thing for a
present and only $l,00. A TRIAL WILL
CONVINCE YOU.
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machines for cooling refrig erat tors;
guaranteed 10 per cent. cheaper than ice:
charged like storage battery: keeps
perishable articles indefinitely: hides
tructible. everlasting. Every owner of
refrigerator buys them. Address ARC
TIC REFRlGERATlNG CO., Cinch-
natl, Ohio jel4-lt'
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ENGINE AND BOILER for sale cheon.
also other machinery. Apply to either
5. W Taylor or &C Water street
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WANTED-Men and omen TO work at
home; pay IS to SIG per week for
making crayon portraits; new patented
method any one who can read or
write can do the work at home in spare
time, day or evening; send for particu-
lars and begin work at once. Address
II. A. GRIPP, German Artist, Tyrone,
Pa. fehb3-sl oct
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LOST CERTIFICATE.-N is
hereby given that application will be
made for new certificate of stock in
the Norfolk Wafer Front Development
company, Of Norfolk. Va. Certificate
NO l75, for nine shares OF stock, is
sued to Alexander WELLER & Co., the
above certificate having been lost or
misplaced. myl7-su6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

". r. II AN, tHc hili3 VI lcaky TOOrS ana
roof painter, at J. ID. Gales. jelO-1w
UYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
Have you money to burn? If You have,
for n sample OF the work done on a
$500 Blickensderfer, and compare. X
Nj. TURNER. General Southern Agent.
Atlanta Ga. jel0-eow-2w
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TYPEW RITTER AND STENOGRAPHER
Young lady wants u position: hig hest
references given. Address care Virgin
ian, MODERATE SALARY. jel4-2t
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$50 PER WEEK is what some of our men
are making. We need n few more.
This is good chance for teachers and
students. Write for particulars. e. c.
PENDLETON. us L. Franklin street,
Richmond, Va. ap7-tf
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WANTED-A settled white lady to do
general house work Apply at MIR.
SMITHS, corner Princess Anne avenue
and Norfolk and Western railroad.
telS-3t
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AGENTS make SIS u day. Marvellous in
vention. Retalls 20 cents. Two to six
sold in house. Sample mailed free.
FORSEEE & MAXIM. Cincinnati. o.
se30-su,ly
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i WANT TO HIRE y LIGHT HORSE
and wagon by the day: must be cheap
for long time. want TO hire four good
canvassers to sell goods from wagon.
See me at home to-day, JOHN NJ.
BRENNAN, IS avenue b., Huntersville.
jel1-lt'
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HELP WANTED.


A WHITE GIRL WISHING POSITION
in general house work. Address "A. Il.
L., care Virgnian. jel4-2t
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WANTED--Agents can make $50 weekly
In any locality: failure utterly impossi-
ole; Will prove II or forfeit one hundred
dollars. Address p. o. Box 530S. Bos-
son Mass. fel6-tu. We, sa .su-4m
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Misunderstanding for The U. S. Marine
Corps-Wanted able boiled unmarried
men between the ages OF q and 80
years. Food. clothing and medical at
tendance, free, For further particulars
the COMMANDING OFFICER. Marine
Barracks. Navy-yard, Norfolk. Va.
myl6-39t
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PUPILS WANTED-School of Stenogra-
ply and Typewriting Room SOB Column
bia Building. jel3-lw'
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WANTED--To sell a small confectionery
business; fine stand and nicely fitted
up: only $50 cash and security for bal
ance. Reason for selling: Owner is
otherwise engaged. Address CREDIT,
care Nirginian. Norfolk, Va. ju3-tf
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FOR SALE.

BOAT FOR SALE-29 feet long: white
cedar; copper fastened: good sea boat;
In good order. Bargain for fish and oys-
terman. Apply 1873 Bermuda street,
Norfolk. Va. teI2-Iw.
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III general mouse WOTk. AuuTSSS "A. d.
L. care Virginan. jel4-2t
Young lady wants a position: highest
ian. MODERATE SALARY jel4-2,
SALESMAN-slO daily made selling our
machines for cooling, refrigerators;
guaranteed 10 per cent cheaper than ice:
charged like u storage battery: keeps
perishable articles indefinitely: indies
tructible. everlasting Every owner of
refrigerator buys them. Address ARC
TIC REFRlGERATlNG Co, Cincm-
natl. Ohio. jei4-lt'
WANT TO HIRE 4 LIGHT HORSE
and wagon by the day must be cheap
for long time. | want TO hire four good
canvassers to sell goods from wagon.
See me at home to-day, JOHN NJ.
BRENNAN. 6s avenue b., Huntersviile.
je1i-lt'
number at once to finish life-sized cray
on and pastel portraits; you do the work
at home; new method anyone can do
the work. / will pay from 81 TO So per
day and give permanent employment to
reliable parties. Can on FRANK J. COR
WIN. Portrait Artist. No. AZ Wood St,
Norfolk. Va. jel4-lt-
WANTED-A settled white lady to do
general house work Apply at MIR.
SMITHS, corner Princess Anne avenue
and a1,a Norfolk and Western railroad
PUPILS WANTED-school of stenogra-
bia Building. jel3-lw'
WANTED-.Agents, can make $50 weekly
In any locality; failure utterly impossi-
ble; will prove II or forfeit one hundred
dollars. Address p. o. Box 530S. Bos-
ton. Mass. fel6-tu.we .sa .su-4m
WANTED--To sell a small confectionery
business; fine stand and nicely lifted
up; only $50 cash and security for bal
otherwise engaged. Address CREDIT,
care Virginian, Norfolk. Va. jus-tf
WANTED-Recruito for The u S. Marine
Corps-Wanted able boiled unmarried
men between the ages OF q and 80
years. Food. clothing and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars
the CoMMANDIN6i oFEfCER. Marine
Barracks, Navy-yard. Norfolk. Va
myl6-3et
WANTED-Men and omen 10 work at
home; pay IS to SIG per week for
making crayon portraits; new patented
write can do the work at home in spare
time, day or evening; send for particu-
lars and begin work at once. Address
II. A. GRIPP, German Artist, Tyrone,
AGENTS make IS a day. Marvellous in
sold in house, Sample mailed free.
FORSEEE MAXIM. Cincinnati. o.
se30-su,ly
$50 PER WEEK is what some of our men
are making. We need n few more.
This is good chance for teachers and
PENDLEToN us L. Franklin street,
Richmond, Va. ap7-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
j. Z. RYAN. the king of leaky roofs and
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HOSIERY DEPT.

Interesting things for you on this
interesting day. II convenient call
early in the day and avoid the rush
later. Will commence giving out
Souvenirs. at 9 o'clock in the morning
and continue all day, or until all arc
given out.
Ladies' "HERMSDORF BLACK"
Hose, full regular, usual price nc. a
pair, our price y J-2e.
Gents lmoorted Fast "HERMS-
DORF BLACK" Half Hose, in a
regular way they're worth J7c, our
price u lie.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-17
CRIMES and CASUALTIES
Arrested in Seattle on the Chars
Of Numbering a Woman in
Duluth.
SMOOTH DIAMOND THIEVES CAPTURED
Secured Large Quantities of Valuables
in New York and Escaped to Lon
don Explosion at Peoria
Two Men Killed.

Tacoma, WASH, April Thames E.
Aslop, arrested at Seattle yesterday on
the charge of having murdered Lena
| Olsen, at Duluth, Mimi, in 1894, came
| here 10 1883 from Kansas, where he had
been deputy sheriff. He engaged in the
real estate business and several years
later WAS supposed to be worth $780,
600.
lie left Tacoma for Duluth where he
engaged in the real estate business. On
November "a, 1890, be drove his wife be-
hind spirited horse to look at house.
At the top of hill be got out for the ap-
parent purpose of fixing the harness. The
horse ran away, threw Mrs. Aslop out and
she was killed.
The next July he married Mrs. Julia
Minthorn, who has just secured divorce
on the ground of non-support, for which
divorce Aslop is alleged to have paid.
The couple lived together very unhappily
for one year.
ALsOP SUPPOSED TO BE AUSTIN.
Duluth, Minn.-On August 22, 1894, the
body of woman was found on the lake
shore at Minnesota point. When the cape
| which covered the head was removed,
blood spurted from the nose and from a
wound in the back of the head. The skull
had been fractured with heavy oak
stick which was lying near. About three
feet away was found switch of fslse
hair and comb. A Minneapolis lady
identified the comb and things az belong.
ing to Lena Olsen of that city. The mur-
der was traced to A. A. Austin, for whom
the police have since been searching. 1t
is supposed that Alsop, arrested at Seat
tie, ia Austin.
DIAMOND THIEVES ARRESTED.
London.-Willlam Dunlap, valet, and
William Turner, footman, have been
arrested here. They stated that they left
the employ of a gentleman in New York
recently. In Dunlap's pocket, the police
found diamonds valued at $4,000, be.
lieved to have been stolen, and search
of the room occupied BY the couple re-
veaIed bracelets, rings, diamonds and
other jewelry estimated to be worth $751;
600.
BADLY WANTED IN NEW YORK.
New York.-Turner and Dunlap, ar
rested in London, we're formerly servants
10 the employ of I. Townsend Burden, of
this city, who, on the night of December
81, WAS robbed Of jewellery valued at
about $4,000, the chief piece being
diamond necklace worth $4,000.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Peoria.--By an explosion of the con-
verter at the works of the American
Glucose company this morning, John
Hoey and man named Burns we're in
stantly killed; John Wilson, Mat Con-
nelly and John Dooley were badly in
jured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-17
FIVE CHILDREN BURN Ed.
such Are the Awfnl Results Of Fira
In Massac .usettr--Heroism Of
Father.

Turner's Falls, Mass, April 17.--Five
children we're smothered to death by a
Are in four story tenement block here
to-day.
The fire originated in the basement Of
three story block. 1t spread 80 rapidly
that those on the second floor we're barely
able to escape.
Though blinded and nearly overcome
by smoke, u man named COurmaine, liv-
ing on IN upper floor. carried four Of his
ak small children to place of safety.
Tho others persisted.
The dead are, Jose phine Courmaine, 10
years; Edward Courmaine, 10 years; Annie
Dubois, 4 years; Lena Dubois, Z years;
Rosie Bonner, 10 years.