Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-10-21

! Cham pertains domination OF The Con-
| serVative party in England intolerable
--Henry Gordon, young mechanic
in New York. on account of lack of
work, offers to sell himself as a slave
for 500 ana his board and clothes
! There are 1,50O prospect0rs in the new
Ruth creek mining district, in Wash
ington negro woman in Mayfield,
KY held n white woman on a stove
until she was fatally burned-Social-
ists in Berlin have declared for the abo-
lition of the leae majesty clause in The
penal Professor Darcy Thomp-
son, the sealing expert. x to leave Eng
land for the United States at once-
Dr. Saranelli, in Montevideo, claims
that serum from various animals is a
sure cure for yellow fever-Gold has
been found near GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Six
men were slashed with raZors in "A ne
gro fight at a Chicago dance-Ada
kuh, a New York woman, tried to kill
herself by using gas and carbolic acid,
but failed-The German government
is collecting statistics with u view to en-
tering into reciprocity arrang
with the United States-General Az
carraga, former premier of Spain, re-
iter1tes that the Spanish ministry viii
receive the support of the Conservative
majorites Of the chImbers-The son
of The Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough was christened in the Chapel
Royal in London, the Prince of Wales
being CHa Of his sponsurs-The Mar
quis of Waterford and Lady Beatrix
Fit2nGuricc We're married in St.
Georges church, lon-The king
of Siam and his suit arrived in Madrid
The president made number of
important appointments in the consular
serviee-There were fewer new cases
of yellow fever and only one death
from it in New Orleans-Princeton
Yale and Harvard won their football
games, and games were played by
many other college teams-The naval
armor board started for the south to
inspect sites proposed for a government
factory-Missouri day was celebrated
at the Tennessee centennial exposition
-EX-Maynr Abram S. Hewitt return
ed from Europe and expressed the hope
that Seth Low would be elected mayor.
MonGay, Oct. IS.
Charles A. Dana, the veteran editor
OF The Sun died q h't home at Wet
Island noscris, near Glen Cove. N. Y,
of cirrnusis of the liver. He was calm
and conscious to the end and said good
by to his wife and children, who We're
at his bedside He was i'll five months,
but it was not until three weeks ago
that his illness was pronounced mortal,
anu ne save up the personal direction
OF ms newspaper -AiSerhon = PAD
uock, VINO represented Nebraska Tor
Two terms III the Chlled states senate
dled at nus nome IN Beatrice, Neb.--
Inc cIty Oh lhdsor, n. >" was almost
n
collpIetely destroyed ny Hre' rendering
5'OoV people hoHeleSs' Inc loss is eatl-
mated at H"'VOooeo---I he eoastWise
steamer triton plying between Havana
and other towns on the island of Cuba
was wrecked and iully 100 persons were
drowned most OF whom We're Spanish
soIdlefs--l Inc schooner Alfred A. was
wrecked Off Marbiehead, Mass and two
OF the crew We're drowned -lnforma-
ton was received in Troy N. Y, of the
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