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phan homes in Cuba.
The town well at Flemlngsburg, KY,
has developed into an oil producer.
At Detroit Thursday eleven sailors
VINO were with Dewey got their medals.
English capitalists are said to have
paid s5,0O0,o0O for oil lands In Ohio and
West Virginia.
a mule kicked Fred Miller's ear off
| at Philadelphia Tuesday. The ear was
scwed on and may heal.
Half the business part of Frewsburg,
N. T., was consumed by a fire started
by flash of lightning.
n copy of the first folio of Shakes
neare was sold at auction in London
Tor $500, record price.
Twenty thousand members of the
Epworth League are In convention at
indianapolis, Ind, this week.
Philadelphia man has invented a
process by which ice can be produced
at one-hfth Of its present cost.
Gabriel Christopher who attempted
TO solve perpetual motion committed
suicide at Pittsburg last Sunday.
The battleship Iowa is being detaln-
cd In dry dock at Seattle, Wash. There
are serious breaks in her furnaces.
Russia is pleased over the friendll-
ness existing between President Loubet
or France and the German emperor.
w. II. Sutton died In the Klondlke
last February. He left considerable
wealth and his relatives are wanted.
Washington authorities have decided
that banks cannot place revenue
stamps upon checks for their patrons.
II. c. Lowrey, a government revenue
infor,ner was killed by moonshlners in
the Blue Ridge mountain of Georgia.
White Caps near Little Rock, Ark,
rubbed lye soap all over James Irwin,
an innocent, and terribly burned him.
There Is reason to believe that the
President will recommend in his annual
message to congress an army of 100, 900
men.
The works of the Riter-Conley Manu-
featuring Company at Allegheny, Pa,
suffered fire loss of s150,00O last We'd
nesday.
The Westinghouse Electric Company
or Pittsburg will build plant at Man
chester, England, and will employ 5000
workmen.
reached Washington from Cuba, saws
the people who own property favor an
nexation TO the United States.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
instructed its detectives to arrest and
prosecute every tramp found trespass-
ing on the railroad property.
one OF the yards of the New Orleans
,ypress Company, containing nearly
4'OOO,OOO feet of cypress was burned
Loss, $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
Russell Sage is being dropped from
the directorate of several New York
companies, and the aged millionaire
is iast losing influence in Wall street.
Charles Moebus, boy OF Paterson,
II Oh,
FRIDAY. A match safe and the eyelets
of his shoes We're melted. The boy will
recover.
seven deaths from lockjaw were re-
ported in and near New York Thurs
DAY, making thirteen deaths from the
disease since July 4. Other victims are
still alive.
mob at Gainesville. Ga, broke into
Ihe jail and shot to death in his cell 81
Shnltn FARMER who had killed Will
Atlanta.
Near ST. Louis a painter named Ray
inond fatally injured woman by drfv-
ing a hairpin into her brain with n
hammer, and his neighbors tried to
lynch him.
Following family quarrel, Mrs. Geo.
Treider shot and killed her mother
Mrs. Christian Foss, wounded her hus-
band and killed herself at Libertyville
few days ago.
All churches and Sunday schools in
Frankfort, Ky. and all public services
were ordered stopped for 10 days, for
Tear of spread of smallpox. there be- |
Ing already 40 patients.
The woolen trust, by combining 2S |
mills, expects to effect a saving OF So |
100000 a year in the selling OF its pro-
duct, and $500,000 n year in the pur- |
chase of raw material.
During the Spanish war Helen Gould |
contributed to the comfort of the Sixth |
ohio volunteers. The boys are now |
for medal to be present. |
I'd to this noble woman.
N-rays have located bullet In the |
body of Capt. Charles ID. Cloy of |
Louisville, Ky. He was wounded in |
Manila where he will return when the |
bullet has been removed.
Three posses amounting to 12O men |
'tarted from points in Wyoming on the |
with 100 Sioux bucks is making for the |
south Dakota bad lands, plunderine as |
ne goes.
Twenty-seven business houses. the |
station of the water works, |
he fire engine house and the city jail |
we're destroyed by fire last Monday |
It Bainbridge,. Ga. Loss, 100000; in
A five-year-old boy, Carl Boerner, |
who is subject to fits was given whis- |
Sey by his mother upon the advice OF |
l doctor. Friday he was sent to a |
New York hospital suffering from de- |
irium tremens.
The Westinghouse Company OF Pitts
)urg has secured a contract from Rus |
;ia to equip the railroads of that coun- |
Try with airbrakes. The contract ex-
lends over a period of four years and |
sl30OO,00O.
Fred. S. ID. Deltrick, a Harvard stud |
INT, entered suit against Samuel Wat |
son. of Allegheny. Pa, for $500, alleged |
10 be due him for influencing Robert |
Watson, of Allegheny, while a student |
II Harvard, to study and behave HIM |
self.
The Standard Underground Gable |
Company, OF Pittsburg, has purchased |
three and a half acres of land on the |
New Jersey coast. and will built there |
a plant for the manufacture of sub |
marine cables.
Tom Brinnegor and Tom O'Hara,
two lads OF Middlesboro, Ky, were in |
duced TO leave home three weeks ago |
by an umbrella mender. After much |
raa rob thew were located hv thaIr