Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-15
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William Ainsworth. his tu
aged Is and s, and an emplovs eV 90;
Robert Hall, were killed last MI Iane:
being struck by a train wbils ' 81 !!
across the railroad tracks near c aH'n.
tn, N. Y. The horses were n Sals;'a.
nut the wagon ana contents VIZ 4'S!
duced to splinters, "''s Is
John G. schurman, chairman 4, =.
Philippine commission, arrived u I:
Francisco last night by the . e.. q;
China from Manila. He will % ',sao:
to Washington. He positiyeI y a. ~ C'A
to say snythidg about the work 'o os.7
commission, conditions in tho p y q
pines, or recommendations he w. V
make. &c II,
Joseph Moody, 45 y.q-s al =.
ploye OF the Trcn!or. \ Iron 'G "a
pany, had his rish. les severed ID -. Ica
| the knee this morning, while =, H ~o'
in the rolling department Of ,bs s ' 'a
Moody was engaged in receiyin, D--l
wire from q ground roll when The ~.
slipped from his tongs and v, VII;
around his legs. ''''a
Attorney General Gear. Of Ho,,,.,
arrived at San Francisco las, pieS S', \,
his way to Washington, 10 sss a. "a
United States Supreme Court IN d.. y;
whether the Hawaiian Islands 81, r'' ~
der the United States Constitution NJ W
| Hawaiian Supreme Court recentr - !
cided that the constitution Was No, ' =
force. The case he will argue /; ~ ~. u
a number of laborers who are in n. ~
for disobeying labor contracts. f''-
Annie, six years old, and en.sps II -.
old, daughters of William Bailey. and p az
years old, daughter of rha,l.4 C,o.t- :,
Winsted, Conn, went heuymg on Cs:...
Mountain yesterday afternoon and c,rr-,t
found. Searching parties were ont al, ,;...
and To-Day. Wildcats arc plentiful or :.
mountain and it feared the children ,,-
persisted.
The price of nests at the Chicago -,,
yards continues TO iisc Packer; s,r y ]
further advances may be expected >sa
that sold three months ago at letail n, !,
cents per pound, have been pushei IN ar
and % cents, and even at these igpie; ,ts
dealers complain that it is difficult 70 %, i
prime meat their trade demands.
The steamer City OF Seattle ar,iy,i O.
Seattle, Wash, last night FROM Alaska r.
most interesting passenger was Ton NE
an, aged s years. He was found at REM,
City by the police and sent back To Sea-
He says his father is at Dawson and h. II,
trying to find him because his grsn:p,,.q
in Seattle needed moley.
The river carnival on the Chsrle: -iy,r
Waltham, Mass, will be held this eyc.g
# the weather prove favorable % OCO.e.
| pie will be present and neaGly 900 bosu ri
canoes will be in the procession The btrI
Of the river will be brilliantly i.lpminss
Martin J. Wiley, an cngin or, was sharl
killed by his wife last eveing In frott "a,
home in Chicago. Mrs. Wiley said tha q
husband had mistreated her oumgeoa:ly &:
that she killed him in fit Of de:ren.r
She is 23 years Of age. Her husband vs.
A cigarette caused the death OF Hone, L.
lie, aged - months, al Akron O ye;te,tii
The infant was playing sbout the yii. Il.
found partially smoked cigarette. Ii %
it in his mouth and chewed it. little ix
he was taken i'll, dying in few holr.
A scaffo!d at the new Holy Name Git;
Church at Stubenville. o., gave wsy yea
| day afternoon and precipitsted three saI
| men q distance of 40 feet. One msr 3.
four ribs and thigh broken and canno.lTt
two others are seriously injured
The present unprccedentei deusri 6
structural steel throughout the county We
is causing untold delay in the ieiysE
material. has rendered imperative the a!i
off of 1900 men at the Cramps ship ?Ht
Philadelphia.