Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-05-11
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From An Parts of the Country
by Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts OF the Country
by Telegraph.
A dispatch TO the New York Journal
from Athens says: Prime Minister
Ralli says that the Greek troops will
be withdrawn from Crete.
A dispatch to the New York Journal
from Havana says: Gen. Figuerera, of
the crack cavalry regiment of Pizarro,
will EN- bark Immediately with the few
survivors of his force for Spain.
John Radell, formerly owner of the
Newark s; South Orange railroad, and
one of the richest men in Newark,
died Sunday at South Orange, N. j.,
after an illness lasting several weeks.
Wn. Bramwell Carr, capitalist mine
and land owner, and at one time po-
litical leader of California, was found
dead in his bed at his residence in San
Francisco by his wife. His death was
evidently due to accidental asphyXia-
ton.
The firm of Vanzorn & Tilson, Rut-
land, VT, dealers in crockery, have
fled a voluntary petition in insolv-
ency. The failure was occasioned by
the fall of the house of Van Dosen ~
Norris of Brattleboro Assets and
liabilities are unknown.
Capt. Joseph King, who claimed that
he was i06 wears old last Wednesday,
died at his home in Lansingburgh, n.
y, Monday morning. He claimed to
be of Indian descent. Capt, King was
the father OF Stephen and Mart King,
who We're among the pioneers of base
bali in this country.
Freeman c. Bardner. a carpenter,
Sunday morning shot Ida Miller, alias
Ida Dreyer, at the Acme hotel in
Twenty-second street, Chicago, and
then shot himself. Both will die. The
shooting caused a panic in the hotel.
jealousy was the cause of the trag-
edy. The woman came here from APP
pelton, Wis
1t is reported in Vienna that Tur-
keys terms of peace with Greece in
clude the payment of an indemnity of
e3, 900, 600 (Sl5, 900, ,OOO(, or re-arrange-
ment of the Greek frontier, the an
nulling of the treaties favoring the
Greeks, the cession of the Greek fleet
to Turkey and the settlement of the
Cretan question.
At Pitts burgh Judge Thomas Ewing
died Sunday night of pneumonia after
an illness of only four days He was
| 10 years old and has been on the bench
| for 80 years. He was member of the
state constitutional convention in 1878
which promulgated Pennsylvania S
present constitution. and has been
! prominent in legal circles for many
| years,
The schooner Amy E. Rudolph, from
Camden, n j., for Boston, Mass. with
iron pipe, was sunk off Nauset Cape
Cod, by collision with the tug Paoli at
3 a. m. Sunday, and Skipper Capt.
Gardner, Mate Smell, both OF New Jer-
sey, and a seaman, were drowned.
Steward George Brown and Seaman
johnson were saved The tug was un-
injured
The rumor is prevalent in Pittsburgh
that the beam pool has collapsed,
though local manufacturers will not
discuss the matter. 1t was composed
of the Carnegie Steel Co.. the Lacka-
wanna Steel Co., the Illinois Steel Co.,
the Shenango Steel Co. and Jones
Laughlins 1t is said that within a
week prices have dropped from 81, 50
per pound to 95 cents.
United States Consul Stephan, at An
naberg, reports to the state depart
ment that the Bulgarian government
is now considering the stability OF
introducing agricultural machinery
into Bulgaria. While no definite con-
clusion has yet been announced it is
probable that offers will be invited for
supplying a number of steam thresh.
ing machines and portable engines to
be delivered this summer at various Sc
lected districts.