Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-10-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Wednesday, Oct. I3.


at Seattle, Wash, bringing miners re-
turning from the Klondike region and
5000 900 in gold. The miners saw the
wealth of the KIondil,e hos been under
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''V'VVV'VVO W. - leIipIe ol EltlspulS'
| SlNef OF the Iehlple cup, threatens 10
ask 1or lts return Dy the National league
conrad HaZelpetz Killed Ihomas
Mcoorley aIter polllcal argument al
Watchosue' N. l.. anu attempted TO
commit sulclue--lhe arguments were
continued III the LuetGeft murder tllal
IN ChlcaSo, ana the case VIII propapiy
go TO the jury on saturday a COM
mlttee Oh the poaru OF euucaIIon Oh
fhiiaaelphla aeelaea that victor hu,
gos Les Mlseraoles is lhmofal anu
prohlplted lts use IN the girls hlSh
schooi--A tornado struck har i.lls
a,d ,,nrooti,,o, troos Iobn Cla,,l, v,a,
crushed to death in building in Eliza
beth which collapsed-Miss Anita H.
Haggerty' the hrst woman lawyer 10
take an acLlNe Palt III Jury tr."l "a
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New Yorl, dav was celebrated at tba
Tennessee Centennial exposition. Ad-
dresses were made bv Lieutenant Gov
ernor Woodruff, President RAYMOND of
Union college, William C. De Witt and
others-Ron. Richard S. Tuthill. the
presiding Judge in the Luetgert murder
trial. came near losing his life while on
his way to court. He fell from a trolley
car and was dragged over the ground
half a block. but fortunately escaped
serious iniuries-Charles Frederic Ad-
ans has declined the nomination of the
United Democracy for chief judge of
the court of appeals-Three men were
killed in a battle between shepherds
and settlers in Washington county, Ida.
Commodore r. r. Wallace has been
ordered to retire on account of age. and
several navy promotions will result
Heavy floods visited the Schuylkll val
ley, Pennsylvania the water standing
eight feet deep in Reading streets.
rt,rsdo, oc+ "a
oeilotl'a hNahse''lia NosSi"
neros, VINO escaped a week ago from
Spanish Jail in Havana, arrived safely
in New York-The president appoint
ed William A. Prescott Of New Jersey
oons,I at rba;,,s Erranoa---U,v-T Rank
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$500 Cornelius N. Bliss secretary
of the interior, has sent letter from
Washington to General Tracy indors-
ing the latter's candidacy for mayor OF
New York and declaring his allegiance
to the party ticket-A freight eleva-
tor at 32S West Forty-hrst street, New
York, fell and seriously injured two
men-The American steamer st. Paul
made the run from New York to South
ampton in 6 days 12 hours and 10 min
utes, better than her best previous run
The fifteenth conference of friends
of the Indian opened at Lake Mohunk
Two women were drowned in the
Neversink river, in Sullivan county, N.
Y.-Reports were received in London
that an Abyssinian army of 1900 men.
under Ras Mackonnen, was annihilated
by Somalis at the end of June, only 60
men escaping to tell the news
Brkitsch, the leader of the 200 brigsnds
on trial for political crimes in Servia,
testified that Deputy Tajsitch sounded
him about killing King AleXander-
The Swiss national council, by vote
of SO to 5, has adopted a bill makin-
accident insurance compulsory in the
case Of all persons not having inde-
pendent means Of existence.
Friday. Oct. 15
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