davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1899-03-11
A Perfect Newspaper

To publish ALL THE NEWS
promptly and succinctly and in
the most readable form with
out elision or partisan bias; to
discuss it's signifi canoe with
frankness, to keep AN OPEN
EYE FOR PUBLIC ABUSES,
to give besides a complete
record of current thought,
fancies and discoveries in all
departments of human activity
in it's DAILY EDITIONS of
from 10 to IA PAGES, and to
provide the whole for it's pa
irons at the nominal price of
ONE CENT-that was from the
outset, and will continue to be
the aim of "THE RECORD"
Middletown transcript., 1899-03-11

Address
THE RECORD PUBLISHING CO.,
Record Building,
Philadelphia, Pa
Middletown transcript., 1899-03-11
WOODLAND SCHOOL

Roll of Honor of the Woodland School
for the month Of February, 1899: Edward
Morgan, Bayard Eliason, Macsie EEason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY
Exposition Displays Are Near.
~ All In Readiness.

The doors - scaitie'a First expo
sition viii open Monday morning.
Everything viii be well IN place and
ready FOR starting Exhibits are
coming IN fast va All the depart
ments The agricultural and horil-
cultural bah T. % have an excel
lent showing from all the counties
- the state Vegetables. fruits.
flowers and grams are fast fillinR
~ The available space. The grain
and fsglt decorations Ia his room
sill be beautiful.
Machinery and mining hail ls we'll
taken NJ chufns. wagons pumps.
saws. mil machinery and furnitur'.
are pil "a on an sides. and are rapid.
IS being put into place to form an
excellent exhibition Of the cities
business and the states industries.
The Art gallery IL 10 be started to-
day Exhibits. particularly those n
womcn's work. viii be- very COM
plcte. Tho main han Is a wilder
ness Of pyramids. arches and booths.
in various stages Of completion.
whose crude outlines give a dim idea
~ the beauty that IL 10 be evolved
from them IN two days time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

tiggcrs on the water front here,
who are oven capable, IN the event
% an emergency ~ making do
scsnt themselves. Two Of these were
on the barge when the blowing But
Of the cylinder pump packing killed
Diver baldwin.
In the ncN operations there Will
ho thrre divers ana there viii he no
defect In the packing Of the air eyz
finders, Al of the men are old and
experienced Ia working Ia depths
far below the oceans surface. but
contrary % BtidWln. they have not
either the assistance or the curse.
whichever way the daring af the old
diver might be- termed which caua
81 him 90 descend 90 his death.
When the helmet ~ beltsd down
ever the shoulders uf tho tirHt man
u make the descent Monday. there
Viii be every assurance that no
leaky valves or rotten Raskcta viii
Interfere with the success Of the
descent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
-==sa-sH. sHass-Hsas
MISSING SINCE
AUGUST IL
Dante Commits, OF Arlington
Mas 0,sspp ssred.

Dante Commits. nhinEie weaver
residlng at Arlington Wash. has
been missing from hts horne at that
place since August ~ Last Wed
uesday Mrs Commits renuftrd thr
disappearanee Of her husband 10
serEt Laubsrhcf Of the local police
department, The City detectives
have been quietly working On t5e
vase since then, but have met with
NO results. II has nnN been decld-
81 Go publish the facts
Commits was seen In Portland Sep
TENDER g. The salem aud Portland
police have bren notified. but no
further trsre % commits has been
fauud Commits u Haid % De d.
mrnted. aud il ls feared he has epm-
mitted suicide white ia q temporary
~ . Insanity Nfs Commits has
offered a reward of $50 for any In
formation that vii lead % ha
whereabouts The p0lics have the
following description ~ Commits
AEe - years height feet > inches.
slender build. brown hair and blue
eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
I'D miner RETURNS
after MANY YEARS
He Revists Seattle and Sees Street
Car for the First Time.

when carbco, c. IN a Of excitement. which Z
o. neds Wallace. Highland .
then the prime ~ Hi Joined the .
located iSAie miles .
until few stirred from
wallace has enjoyed good hearth =
he came a u .
i'm arrived had
sfre
YORK. hOte Il
Thirty-aewen Wallace which .
thenc contained a mills. nj
operated Denny brothers surprise
ne rraIz~ the ana extent Of the .
Wallace old the Pacific bs1 =
collector II
finasons Ray Company post He had the
IabgIchcre .
4eiln t0 Indians
CaribOo rem .
gold u
n
md Of crowds thai FOR
tn madru for gold
FOR years has we'd II the
when Gays
mining there excepting
with machinery In strong terms he condemns the action Of
British Columbia government IN shutting American
sad be II aso very much opposed ths granting q biz
lease ano
things. he njuring the country
peglug is .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
ANOTHER TRY
AT ANDELANA
Divers viii Attempt to Raise
Her on Monday.

TACOMA. Sept 20 Actual oper-
atoms looking "a the raising n the
sunken Hriush ship Andelana. are
TO boz sammaueel by the Pacific
Wtsrkrg Company on Monday
next. Can't Walters was to come
over IN hl- launch from Seattle TO-
daF u look after tho initlatory pre-
partitions.
On sunday the blrges. diving APP
paratus ana All fhe pnraphernaila
which has been brought together
from Eastern cities ana tho PacIHe
Coast ana BrltlHh Columbia wreck
ers VIII have been gathered togct her
and he lowed across the Sound 10
the position over the sunken vessel
where they are 20 he utilized
According 20 those IN charge OF
the newly planned wreek,ng opera
lions On the An1eiana, there VIII be
employed 20 FAR as possible Tacoma
men only IN tho crew ~ wreckers
which .B e. assist che diycfs. There
are several cSpert pump men" AM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
DEATH IN
THE MINES

TACOMA. sept. = Coroner Hoe
ks returned yesterday from trip
t. Burnett and Carbonate. where
he Rad been called ia Investigate the
death - tWo oval miners. Csarles
NswEfsn was the man Killed ~
burnett IT. Vas mining under seuin
coal. which la some manner became
iaasenvd before b. expected t. aud
he was buried beneath the mass
It's head Was crushed % auin
John kifchiuko. aged n vas killed
at Carbonate hF mass % coal
rushing ffNn the chute. which
swept him on his fcrt and smnther-
81 sifn paih deaths we're accident.
aI. and no enc va. t. blame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
:. sssu.
AnnuS9nlenlS.
nnsS

a breach ~ Promise hae meat
certainly eausht me town. juisinE
b the large aadlehess by which II
il krcsted At IN. Thifd Avenue the
alter every evening I, wiii ciess its
engagement Saturday night Tt.-e
Wiil be TIE customary matinee SAT-
uriay afternoon At +. rs a'cleck.
Those who like a stirring drama =
today should 81 u the Third Az
enur th.atrr next week. when Ian.
colin J Carriers great spectacular
production. Tho Heart - Chicago"
Rlii be given presentation IN
thia city Like al q itn kind it
tolls ah Intense story Il has been
eiavsrly conceived and veil writ
ten The ngfhor has teen partiru-
larlY fortunate In HE comedy scenes
and has Furnished some particularly
bright lines 90 those who are en-
trusted with the task ~ relieving
tension q sroaEht-up nerves and
emotions % the audience n is in
its sondsrful scenery that the great
strength Of the play j. discovered.
The author. who IL unaueAtlanahiy
the cievereFt man IN America at de-
viHing straus scenic surprises has
surpassed himself IN hts latest er-
forts. and has succeeded IN con-
struetinK some astonishiugiy real
stage pictures
Vanity Fair the first vaudeville
and buriesaue t. appear IN Seattle
FOR number - months will hold
~. boards 1T the Seattle thenter for
three nights. commencing this even
ing This form 81 iiEhi Amusement.
80 popular througf out tbs East.
should attract large houses aud
please the public For several year,
pnat the vaudeville stage has been
attracting the attention AMI "ff1rtH
- the best performers. owing 20 the
large salaries paid by manaEers Of
the vaudeville circuits. such we'll
known artiss aH May Irwin. Annie
Irish. Bully Emerson. Mamie GIL
roy. and hundreds Of others have
quit the legitimate to enter that line
~ work. Popular prices Will pre-
vail al the Vanity Fair" engage
mont. and ne the advanec sale has
been large. crowded houses are as
surcd for the three performance e.
Friday. Saturday and sunday even
inEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. 70 thames In tho
Na;lanai league yesterday resulted
"a follows At 81 Lpuls-st Louis
Z. Louisville ,. at Philadelphia New
York s. Philadelphia ?, at Baltimore
baltimore 7. Brooklyn 3. at B0s
ton-Boaton s. Washington s. game
called ON account ~ darkness. at
PitisburR -Pittsburg 7, Cincinnati ..
The standing Of clubs ls as fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
The Tacoma Murderer.

TACOMA. sept 20. Albert Ma
ahaut. who shot his former wife 20
Death Wednesday evening. r. now
In the county JAN 10 await trail
for his horrible crime He waived
examination before
Judge Mattls0n and was sent to jail
without ball a eoroners Jury at
about the same time brought In u
verdict that Mrs. Julia Amber was
Killed deliberately by Albert Ma
rhaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
ELECTRIC POWER
PUT UP IN CAPSULES
Doses to be Administered to Loco
motives and Automobiles.

NEW foitk SEPT 2aAaddunH wonderful lamp Is not 30 -
with ihr which
"hEune fatsmens ~ Us daegsecta be trug viii
reNuluiuniHe the electrical world
The nsA compound which is made Of the chtaIrrt KIM of
chrnlr1H II tn heIput form and added
certain quantity ut
= house drive automobile a. railroad
The inventor of this product John Post electrical
and the nruadtH ~ formed capital
OF NhNehWl Ifp viii be
three Efalna 60 one and half ounsa Of IN compound II s
claimed that l6.yauaie
power incaniesetnt light
In the propulsion automobile Mr Posta invention
Il expected 10 be u practical value prevent
battery carried hy the hotaaa makes them u-fs
The exhausted
run q a rev hpurs and by che heW
system ~ VIII only be dHp capsules The bt
terry which will BE- of HEht construction aud the carriage
De full a %
The economy Il
cnuftneua commercial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
7-77777-77777-7777777777777777777
TALK ON ALASKA.

Rev J T.. u. L4vyd delivered a
very interesting lecture at ST
Marks church iast night an Alaska.
The talk was illustrated BY a very
complete collection Of curtus. has
kets. etc. gathered BY the speaker.
The scenery u the great wonder.
Land. the character ~ his reea nj,
trip 20 northern waters, AIaska's
government. or rather lack Of gov.
eminent. and her future. we're all
touched upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
Tacoma Street. Closed

TACOMA. sept . Late last
night q was found that tfs bridge
On Twenty fourth. between 4 and
Hast " street. had settled several
inches. and the street cars were va.
able to eruss owing 70 the danger
QUE condition 81 the structure. ow-
ing TO The bad condition - the
bridge. together with the height. Il
10 considered unFafe for heavy traf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
CONE TO PORTLAND.

Assistant ouartcrmastcr Robin
son ieft yesterday afternoon for
Portland. he VIII take charge -
the reioadius ana renttlnE % the
transport Lsnax. This transport IL
To- b. used IN forwarding horses e.
IN. HhllInnInra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
Great SIuqs Of Gold.

se being extracted from the bowels
n Mother Earth BY the Pacific Coast
cen Mining co. Forty-oue m,uea 10
active operation. Nov y the time
. 10 tuy ibis Rtoois a. the H.attis 4
Korthwes..-n Hlairg exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
THE PRISONERS
BADLY TREATED
Miners In Wsrdner Bull Pen
PRAY for Relief.

BUTTE, sept. "a report comes
from Wardn@r Idaho, whore IL
large number Of minors are confined
in the buIi-pen awaiting trial f9r al
Keyed completely IN the recent mine
ylsss. 10 the effect that tho com
dfsion Of TIE prisoners II outrage
GUS"
Edmund Boyce. president u the
vvesferu Miners Federation. has
Eent a telegram to President Mckln-
ley. praying for relief and saying
that some Of the men Imprisoned
has announced their intention Of
committing suicide rather than en-
dure further suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
VII
The Water Front.
40,

Attempts 10 charter the steamer
Alliance FOR another grp 60 81 M.
chaei and cars Sofnc this ysef has
fsiie1 Mitchell a Gray. - fan
Frautisca. ihe owners ~ tire steam.
~ refuse - aerd her 60 the mouth
u tie Yukon 81 the naurts Offered
faf ehar,etinK her
a movement Ia oa foot to pat a
1no u-ndcrn steamer GA the Victoria
and Seattle route according t. a
dispatch from Victoria
The United States training ship
Adams which has been cnaiins at
Mare island. 10 ~ route TO Seattle
The steam schooner SeIlie Jensen
has brsn chartered "a 81 to Cap"
Name by Norman ". smith. tho
newly appainfrd United states sur
veyvr Of mineral lands for the
Cape Meme district She will sail
from aeatti. October 70. and viii
carry passengers aud freight In adj.
dltlon 10 Mr. Smiths expedition.
seatiis'a fleet ~ freight carriers Is
constantly being added 10. and dnrk-
axe accommodation IL ~ a premium
The latest addition 10 the feet -
the steamer Neptune Capt. Holland
ffam Ia Conner she arrived here
this morning and In dls-hargins
s1sO sacks Of oats at the Arlington
Cock fst tHe steamer Elim Thorn
. fon. which leaves on October for
Honolulu rhr Neptune WIS built
three years ago AZ Ballard and has
made only = few trips To- Seattle
when the f9ihu Thomson sails for
the Hawaiian Islands on October I.
she Will have fun cargo. which
includes large couslRnmcuis Of hay
oats agd lime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
Prices Are Advancing.

The Wholesale dealers and manu-
facturers are advancing prices on
Pianos. We have made no raise Hs
yet, ana our assortment is complete
and choice. Ramaker lit5 Second AZ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

BE- Dewey
the most popular easen United states
mandsr q sSaorinay ability but whose Innate moesty
- one q his most prominent enaras,erisu,s.
The American f.sutcuvy ~ the
kensewen who
AMI navy They have discovered NEST ,fe.bns nays,t, In Admiral
Dewey who Earnestly hold the office
o. president and
alton rem any party fer hshomee.
waa there tender OF
presidential qualified
ocss American peopl, know Of no such man
dsishsed peNsy rbey
his defamation i a matter Dewey has been
seriously threatened the presidency, ana certainly
aware q the fact much afraid that
tae heHsea would nominate him hardly bcee prevented
rom takns hm subsuiut Mckinley Neither party
ond Be willing They his
ypuars aud also the unas.anabe
soastmss the american temperament tends - peerscners and
might even pohle
PRESIDENTIAL honors would determined nominate
wnshs or no such an outcome b. entirely whn the bounds OF
proat by stasas prs.aen,, nomination and
eesten undoubtedly true Vow everybody his friend
fhis
~ a aasr ana maxi enemies Of alsaprenei men lie msht Hs'
MAKE msAhsa which associated with his
name y would be Impossible for him honors than he
rev Possesses Dewey wa Indeed be wise " keep out Of politics
Ame can return
ard with other hinaranee
Fssiuns de~n the sans-plans and mnsle With hts friend.
Not - With Georsefevvy. his
snip poudrous undertakns rlur.
ms the as-sssanr % whole squadron f b,usp and sunboa.
In fact tins magnitude oep
tempted In tas united
most sxaoriuay oas ana ven worm all
q 'fs aheav attendant sron analnE him m proper style
" messages be without ms
for 1000 Marconi Lands
sh~ q
VII as'esmn he Feasibility Of sending UfSsase 500 miles 81
Aarenn tell
he theory
Without ans great change In fact within the bounds % possb
hsy that wireless
I
developed on,
u sxPerimsnsinr Ana an
studsng Bologna
une
81
enxaas hold o the ard
ndTe valuable
4ah ~ the wider application
Wpshtv but %
1e&n accomplished
~ . eonts r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

WHERE IS the boy but three
w feet high
Who's made Improvement more
than II
Shake.
Large streams from little foun.
tains flow.
Tall oaks from little aeornS grow ;
Although we once were small and
young,
With judgment weak and feeble
tongue.
Yet all good business men as we
Have learned 10 read their A,
b, &.
The firm Of II. II. DEARBORN <
Co
Still sell tide lots and uplandS low
Room, &, ground floor, Haller's
bee hive,
Established eighteen sixty-fve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
He Was Consumed by Fire

Because he did not have his mining
stocks undorwrittcn by a. l.. Par
ker q Co. New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
MURlEL, HUNTRESS
Of HUMAN HEARTS
Arrives in America to Seek for Victims
Subsevient to Her Charms.

NEW YoRk. 2sNurol T#sfa Wilson arrived today
the Maleat daughter Wilson
~ ahch prutr a
TIE suit for libel brought hy Gardan Cummings who
= rusct - a
4 a
In l@nd9n society and thu 's amateur ucss 10 England
she he's iern engaged nRe tua bat each bfske III
ths aratr T. Duke II Marlborough ana Lord winoerhy
EreshN.
: ~ her vistmF Consul
Mrs Wilson keeps wondering about
and always
or can drcea her hair ime Miss Wu,a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
nAR

nt-fsEss tpfGfafs
Au.as HWI1ss fnlafe Tel 1at4 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

Tho Calumet MIue VIII commence
shipping ore on Monday They are
now working ga the upper tunnel
Sow is the time % buy. az the ptlce
~ stock viii advance in "a few days
eau aai Investigate. aHl see SAM
plies If ore. open evenings until
= IA.
=. 4. CORBITT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

k,rn Drug Co.. Tifth aud iiiss
Prescription specialists. Tel. Pike 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
eo,rnA,ron. 10 erILpnn.

EoGA BH aIliefssh q gisI. egnffActsfs ane
baziasu. iios Western Ave. Tel bun sss.
ltAND61.l. general jsbbias. Tel Green o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

sUNDE a ERLANn. Yesier wharf, saii
makers. rfggers AID ship chandlers. man
ufacturers u tents. tsrpaulins. mtnini
hose, canvas OF all widths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

IL IT. uEPEw. dentist spseians. IN oro~l
und bridge Nark 80 bu-sr buildins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

Atlas Dye weeks. - UaiHa street. Tsi--
fhuue Dun lu0i The 1uly iHsDcn ~ o
Haslsa ia the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE,

sAsER q MORGAN. sod-4io Occidental aw,
Main iso; gent storage distributing houss
neEutinhle receipts accepted as collateral
ny IN sIII.I.r Mn.IAI NALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29

ot kNkkN description mfg and repairing
furnaces ani steel stoves. tan roofing. TT
Clark lu7 " Madison It Phone Main asf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
rATENT ArroRNEYs

SEE Hanson before purchasing sewing
machine. 4 few gp1d ssecnd- hand ma
chimes Ter sale reasonable. 2l5 Co!umLl q
ftt~et opposite pcstaitice.
MANTEu-ro buy old sold and silver. II
henssl. mlr. ieNoler = hlneklsy blow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-29
slDN~ AM mousr NuMnrk@


NEW HOME sowing machines. Best ana
Chcapest machine made. sold On easy pay
monts. Office next doar 10 poztoffice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05
COT 4 WOMAN STAGE ROBBER.
An Arizona Sheriff Brings In the Two
Rnndits of tho Globe RORd.

PHTSIx, Ariz.. June 4,-Shorff VIII Truman
has returned TO Florence. bringing with him
the womal stage robber Of tho Globe roo
ard her male companion The robbery &c.
cured on Thursday in Cane Springs Canon. Q
short distance beyond Riverside.
OF the two robbers 1t was noticed that one
was slight in build and seemed. despite the
roughness OF male garments. to be a woman.
This robber spoke not word.
Yesterday morning Truman came on the
pair asleep upon the ground twenty miles
north Of Benson station on the Southern Pa
ciilc Railroad Beside them lay their revolvers.
ready for use These Truman secured as he
awakened the slenperS
The man surrendered when made to look
into the barrels Of n pistol but the woman was
hard to handle She tried To regain her weap-
Ons and bitterly denounced her associate as .
coward The sheriff recovered 81. the entire
sum taken from the stage passengers
The woman ~ under the average size. She
was recognized IA Pearl" n woman we'll
known in Tucson aud PhTnN. She had no OBJ.
portuu " for securing Ot her attire before arrv-
ing IN Florence and was dressed AZ when she
was in Can" Springs Canon. She does not deny
tho robbery
we were fiat broke in Globe and had to get
awav." she said. The only way In sight ~
raising n stake was TO hold m the stage, We
tory. ! was To tax" about all the money and go
Omy old homo in Canada, I'm tired OF this
wild rush for fortune IN the Southwest o."
rho man with her calls himself q gambler
aud Is a cheap saloon IOunRer. IL Is evident
that tho woman was the leader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05
POLICEMAN SAVES TWO LIVES.

into the North River to Rescue Young
sters who'd Gone Sailing on n Plank.
host Of boys and girls from the colony Of
mixed races in the neighborhood, around the
lower end OF Washington street were playing
on the bulkhead OF Pier u. North River yester-
day afternoon. John Norton. * years old. OF 50
Washing ION street aud James Burns. 10 years
old. of 70 Washington street were there with
the rest. They tired OF the commo games by
and by and hunting around this side OF tho
pier they found plank In the water held by
the tids against tho upriehts The plank was
ten feet long. wide and thick. The two boys
got on it unnoticed and soon managed to work
II out to the end OF the pier into the river.
There the eddJ carried it away from tho pier
in a hurry.
The boys at first thought this fun and yelled
to their friends on the pier to look Then the
cross cutting waves rolled the plank over and
the boys went under. There was wild confu-
sion on the pier then. Everybody screamed
and the babies and little girls cried.
Policeman Thomas DAILY OF the Church street
station. whose post 10 on West street. was
down at the street end OF the pier waiting. He
saw the unusual confusion and running to find
out what was the matter saw one boy on the
plank and another tumbling over and over in
the water. DAILY didrt wait an instant. He
threw OF his coat. cut the laces OF his shoes so
that they came of in a hurry and then took a
running dive overheard.
He got to the boy who was away from the
plank first and dragged him to the pier. There
Morris Quinlan OF ~ West Street James
Kenny OF 45 Washington street and half a
dozen others made n living rope from the
stringpece to the waters surface and hoisted
the boy ur lie was Jimmie Burns. The boy
was unconscious. but he was rolled over beer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05
KILLED Ri THE HAVANA Police
Fight Over tho Arrest of n Negro Criminal
Results in His DeRth.

SPECIAL Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
HAVANA. June 4.-This morning two police
men went to the house Of a negro named Gala
SAM Valdez. in Beiasecai street. to arrest
him. valdez was a famous criminal. and be-
longed to the notorious gang Of Nanlgos
When the policemen took Valdez in custody
eight other negroes attempted to rescue him.
Other policemen arrived and flerca.dRht en-
sued. during-which Valdez was killed and an
other'negro ofthe name OF Herrara was wound
ed. Two OF the policemen were also wounded.
The Nanigos are greatly excited over the kill
ing OF Valdez and threaten revenge.
Two asylums. one for orphans and the other
for destitute male and female reooncentrados.
will be opened at Sanctl spiritus next week.
Civil Governor Gomez reports that there Ia
much misery in that city.
A despatch from Bayamo states that'the
Mayor. the Board OF Aldermen and the entire
police force have resigned on the ground that
the Government does not pay the m unicipal sx-
penSes. as It offered TO do until the municipal
ity was reconstructed.