Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-09-23


Kinley and his cabinet decided to send
detachment of troops to preserve or
der al st. Michaefs, Alaska - The
Lloyd of Manchester, Mass, won the
open golf championship in the national
tournament at Wheaton, Ills.-Au-
gustus Cook, well known actor, was
arrested in New York on a charge of
trying to kill his wife and baby-Sec-
retary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage
went to Chicago for a three weeks va
cation. In an interview he expressed
satisfaction with the business condi-
tions, but said the silver question was
not settled-Alanson Cary inventor
of the Gag process for tempering
springs and widely known among wire
makers of this country. died of apo
plexy at his home, IA West Seventy
seventh street. New York-An Italian
sailor, said by his captain to be insane,
was taken from the bark Speme by the
harbor police in New York. He was
chained in the forecastle and was much
| emaciated. He declared that he was
sane and had been maltreated by the
| officers of the crew of the vessel and
partly starved - The female sympa-
thizers with the striking coal miners at
Hazleton, Pa, who are leading the raids
mines, are giving the troops much trou-
BILE. General Goblin has instructed the
cavalry to use only the flats of their
sabers upon the women if compelled to
! employ force. There was no mav ed
change in the strike situation-John
| Keller, who some time ago attempted
| to throw Judge Morrow under a train
at Belvidere, N. j., died in Trenton
/ prison - Lewis Kaul, a well known
1 farmer of Smithfeld, Pa, has been ar
/ rested on charge of attempting to
cause the murder of Sherman Coss,
! his son-in-law - Harry Kimball of
Brooklyn left his wife and tried to
beat his way to the Klondike. 1t
proved too hard a struggle, and at Sc
attic he turned back.
Monday, Sept. 20.
| President Mckinley, after a long con-
sultation with Consul General Fitz-
| Hugh Lee, asked that official to retain
his office and return to Havana, which
| he consented to do - Queen Victoria
sent her congratulations to the Duke
and Duchess (Miss Consuelo Wander
bilD of Marlborough upon the birth of
son. The Prince of Wales offered to
/ be sponsor for the young Marlborough
heir-Elmer Hardy, a salesman, was
| attacked and shot by highwaymen near
New Brunswick, N. j.. but escaped Sc
rious injury. A sheriff's posse sent in
! pursuit of the robbers could find no
trace of them-The body of NJ. w.
/ Won Nelthem, a naturalized American,
who had been murdered was found in
the Thames in London-Dr. Jose Ruiz
Munoa, physician of the steamer San
to Domingo, dangerously stabbed him
. .ElF Iss.,
frenzy - An angry crowd at Dillon,
s. c., with drawn pistols, prevented the
train carrying a circus from leaving
that town Saturday night until money
people claimed to have been robbed Of
was repald-There are fears of a duel
between Captain d. G. Purse a prom
inent railroad lawyer of Savannah, and
Colonel j. d. Massey, secretary of the
Georgia state railroad commission. The
trouble arose over business differences
THE village of Imlaystown, N. J.,
was almost wiped out by fire which Is
| supposed to have been started by bur-
! glars. The loss was $4,000, with light
| insurance - The supposed remains OF
! the plaster cast in which the head Of
! William Guldensuppe, who is supposed
| to have been murdered, was inclosed
We're found in a swamp at WoOdSide,
| N. Y - There is dissatisfaction in
| Greece over the terms of the treaty Of
| peace with Turkey-The Duke of Te-
! tuan, Spanish minister for foreign af-
/ fairs is likely to be made ambassador
! to France-The excommunicatior of
| Senior Reverter, the Spanish minister
of finance, may lead to a cabinet crisis
1t Is now reported that Ferrouh
| Bey will be the next Turkish minister
! to the United States-The treaty of
| peace was signed between the govern
ment and the insurgents in Uruguay
Earthquake shocks are reported in
two of the Swiss cantons and in Tur-
kestan. Prices of all kinds of food are
rising in Spain on account of the de-
probation of paper currency.
Tuesday, Sept. II.
According to the Paris Temps, Min
lister Woodford informed the Duke of
Tetuan, at Madrid, that the war in Gu
ba must cease by the end of October, or
this country would intervene. The
story was denied by the state depart-
ment officials in Washington-A dis
astrous fire occurred in the Belle Ellen
mines at Blocton, Ala. Five miners are
| known to have been ltilled-The Uni
versity of Illinois, which had 1924, 900 on
| dtDpSll III ltit utluntl SlOJe odNllsS
bank of Chicago, began proceedings in
the courts to establish preferred claim
on the assets of the bank-Senor Cues
tas, who assumed the presidency of
Uruguay on the assassination of Borda,
issued a declaration of his policy---A
revolution is reported to have broken
out In Nicaragua--The Republican or
sanization carried the primaries in New
York city without opposition, assuring
a solid delegation against Seth Low for
mayor-Eigh:een new cases of yellow
| fever We're reported in New Orleans,
but no deaths. Eleven new cases were
reported in Edwards and one death at
Biloxi, both in Mississippi. The situation
in the other infected localities was ina-
proved - General Benjamin Butter
worth while visiting at Atlantic City
was knocked down by footpads. who
unsuccessfully sought to rob him-An
earthquake occurred at Lima, Peru