Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-08-19

rival of anarchists in this country
Prince Pom Kwang Sob, former minis
ter from Korea to the United States,
died at Washington. His death was
FASTENED by excessive eXertion in an at
tempt to ride a bicycle-An Italian
landed in Paris proclaimng that he
meant to initiate Santo, who killed a
president of France The police of Mil
an seized some bombs and documents
which they consider proof of an anarch-
ist international plot-It is reported
from Cuba on what seems to be the
best authority that Captain General
Weyler has sent his resignation to Mad
rid-Annie Garrison is missing from
the home of her foster parents in
Rhinebeck, N. Y, and it is believed
that a boarder kidnapped her-Labor
leaders in Fairmont w. Va. dared
deputy marshals to serve an Injunction
against them-An outbreak resulting
in the killing of 73 insurgents took
place at military prison in the Phil
ippines-Lord Kelvin and the Mar
quis Ito arrived on the steamer Cam
pania-Thes difficulties in the way of
reaching the Klondike fields are dis
couraging the gold seekers on the Pa
cific coast-The president visited the
Vermont state camp at Chester and re-
viewed the troops-Sir Isaac Holden,
M. p, inventor of the lucifer match
and Of a carding machine for wool, died
in England, aged 91-The helper on
the lighthouse on Whale rock, near
Narragansett Pier, suddenly became
insane and nearly killed the keeper
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ed in California.
Monday, Aug. 1G.
Prince Henry of Orleans and the
Count of Turin fought a duel with
swords at Paris. The prince was
worsted, getting wounded in the shoul-
der and abdomen, while the count was
wounded in the hand--Great excite
ment prevails on the Afghan Indian
frontier. and firing is reported from
Fort habkadr-Nearly a thousand
gold seekers sailed from Victoria, b. c..
bound for the Klondike region. The
Canadian government has issued an
order for claims in the Klondike region
to pay 10 per cent royalty on products
up to $500 a week and 20 per cent on
greater yields-A Wichita (KanO Sun
day school superintendent is arranging
to conduct the exercises by telephone
from his home-Six of the crew of the
French steamer Vile de Malaga were
drowned when the vessel was wrecked on
the shore of Alderney island-The body
of Pom Kwang Sob, formerly Korean
minister to this country was cremated
in Washington-Miss Minnie GLIB,
daughter of Millionaire Howard Glib
of Brooklyn, is reported to be engaged
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son of Marquis de Moy of Paris
Samuel c. Reid a well known lawyer
and son of Captain Samuel C. Reid
hero of the naval battle of Fayal, died
in Washington-Fred Vedder of
Utica. N. Y, and Miss Rose May of
New York eloped from Long Branch
and We're married--Dispatche from
Wheeling say the striking miners in
that state are making progress toward
the closing down of the mines-Re-
ports from Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, are to
the effect that during the last four
weeks 300 persons have died in the
town, and smallpox has been reported
Frederick d. Stone, librarian of the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania died
suddenly of heart disease at German
town, a suburb of Philadelphia-Sen-
ator George of Mississippi died at Mis-
sissippi City, Miss. He was born in
Monroe county, Ga, on Oct 26 1876
f. S. Dibble died at the New Haven
hospital from injuries received by div
ing off bathing railing at Savin Rock.
Conn. He struck on his head in shall
low water and sustained complete
concusson of the spine-Specal Seal
ambassador Foster has information
that a treaty to protect the seals WIN
be signed by Great Britain, Russia, ia
pan and the United States at the seal
ing conferenee-James Mcnamara, a
Jersey City member of the American
Legion of Honor, has engaged counsel
to apply to the United States Circuit
court in Boston to appoint receiver
and to enjoin the order from enforcing
It's new rules of assessnent-The COR
nerstone of the Henry McCaddin Me-
mortal building was laid in Williams
burg, N. Y. in the presence of thou
sands of parlshioners and friends of
Father Malone. The day also marked
the fifty-third anniversary Of Father
Malone's ordination.
Tuesday, Aug. II.
President Mckinley reviewed the
Twenty-flrst regiment of infantry at
Plattsburg and received the officers and
ladies-Charles Compton, the actor, is
dead in London--Michael Angiolillo,
alias Coli, the assassin of Senior Cano-
vas was sentenced to death by the
court martial which tried him--Two
prisoners escaped from the penitentiary
on Blackwelrs island, New York
Storms did much damage around New
York, Lightning struck In many sec
tions of New Jersey and Connecticut
There was rumor in Paris that the
wound of Prince Henri of Orleans was
not healing satisfactorily-A special
gold medal was presented to Sir Will
| frid Laurier, premier of Canada, by the
| Golden club in London-The Gerlache
antarctic expedition sailed from Ant
werp-An officer and four men We're