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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
FOREIGNERS
ALL KILLED
AT TAOTING. Il 40 n N J!
The Missions Burned and the Several
American Families Destroyed
by the Boxers. n
DESPATCH FROM G0oDN0W.
Not Made Public-No Commander Sc,
lected to Lead the Allied Armies !
in the March to Pekin.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received at the
state department from Consul General
Goodrow at Shanghai, dated July q: Il I
IAN official telegram received here on
the 18th said that all foreigners and
many native Christians had been killed
at Taoting; the missions burned. Amer
leans, slncox family, Taylor, Pekln.5
Misses Gould, Morr!l. The customs
office reports disturbances at Yunan
yesterday"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
Legations Safe and Sound.

BRUSSELS. July 27.-The Belgian
vice consul at Tien Tim, in a dispatch
dated Che Foo. July ?6. says:
''It Is persistently reported here (T!en
Ts!n) that the legations are safe and
sound. and under the protection OF the
Chinese government.
about 1000 Chinese soldiers are en-
trenched ct Pee Tzang. fourteen kIlo.
metres from T!en Ts.n."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Being Held at Spencer, Roane Coun-
ty-Prof. Crago Present,

Special Dispatch to the lntelliscncer.
SPENCER, W. Va. July 27.-The an
nual county teachers institute has been
In session here all week, and the Mt
tendance Is the largest In the history OF
the county. Prots. Crago. OF Wheel
Ing; Mccownn. OF Ravenswood. and
Harper. OF this county. were the In
structors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
All Missionaries Murdered.

LONDON, July 2I.-1n missionary cir
cles at Shanghai, according ITO q dis
patch received here to-day..it has been
learned that all the missionaries at
Pao-Ting. In the province OF Po-Chlli.
have been murdered. All OF the people
OF the mission at Annoy. province OF Fo-
Klcn. are reported well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
penta OF Mrs. Tarenne..

Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, July 81.
Mrs. James Tavenner died at the Tav-
enuer homestead near Vienna at an
early hour this morning. aged fifty-two.
She leaves husband and four grown
children. She Is a sister-tu-law OF
Judge Tavenuer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28

LONDON. July :7.-The only !nform-
alton regarding China that the parl!a.
mcnt secretary OF the foreign office. Mr..
William st. John Broderlck. was able to
impart to the house OF commons to-day
was that preparation for the advance
on Pskin seemed to be approaching
cOnlietIon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
Burglars still In Town.

Special Dispatch to the Inteliisencer.
P.tRkERsBURG, W. Va. July a.
Burglars enteNd Dickrl's hardware
store. Keesan's saloon and Circles
srocsry last night. making seventeen
similar crimes this week with no mr..
rests, 1t is evident that some one close.
ly connected with thu policc force Is
posting the thieves as to the where.
abouts OF tho patrol men, bu, who III.
party Is has not developed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Will Convert Convent Of the Vista
ton Into q Hospital.

tion Into Hospital.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntclllGenccr.
PARKERSBURG. ". Va. July a.
Mother LIgouri, the superior OF the
Sisters Of St. Joseph. at Wheeling. who
has been here for tho past two days. Is
reported to have closed n lease OF the
old Convent OF the Visitation. which
viii be converted into hospital con-
troiled by the Sisters OF St Joseph. The
convent contains sixty rooms. Is sur
rounded By fine grounds. and Is admir-
ably adapted to the purpose. The re-
modelling and furnishing OF the building
will begin at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
Miner Killed.

speci,, Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FhERMoNT, W. Va. July 27.-Noah
Fc;ty. was killed in one OF tho mines at
Mononsah to-day. by n fall OF slate.
He was about thirty-hve years OF age.
and leaves q family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-28
RAYMOND HAS AN OTTER
To Become President of Des Moines
Collese-Wnl Not Accept.

collese-Will Not Accept.
Special Dispatch to the lnteli!Ssncer.
MoRGANToWN, W. Va. July 2I.-
President Raymond, OF West Virginia
University. has been offered. Within the
past few days. the presidency of Des
Moines college at Des Mo'ncs. Iowa.
This institution is n well endowed,
highly prosperous and progressive COL
lrge. DR.. Raymond declined the offer.
however. and will remain here where
he is doing SO much good for the uni
versity and. through II. for the state.
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Railroad Lnhorsrs Wanted.

T SANTIAGO. Cuba, July IA firm OF
American contractors Is advertising for
1000 laborers to begin work on the Cen
tral railroad on November l,
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QUEENSTOWN = Arrived: Cymrics
New York for Liverpool.
NEW YoRK-Arrived: kaiser Fred-
erich, from Hamburg.
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Bus!ness Killed by Chinese wa..

BERLIN. July S7.-Berlin button.
feather and hosiery manufacturers
complain OF loss OF business, owing to
the Chinese situation.
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.JES1ERICASE
Completed, as Ear as Evidence is
Concerned-Arguments Now Be

Concerned-Arguments Now Be
gin.
NEW LONDON. No, July 27.-Tak-
Ing OF evidence having been completed
Ia the trial OF Alexander Jester, charged
with the murder Of Gilbert W. Gates, in
1871, Judge Eby to-day delivered his In
structlons to the; jury. His words were
followed with great Interest. He told
the jury that It's members are the sole
judges OF the evidence and the credi-
bility OF the witnesses; and that where
a person charged with crime breaks
Jail and Intentionally escapes from the
officers TO avoid trial, such escape-ia
the absence OF qualifying circum-
stances, raises a presumption Of guilt.
1t will be remembered that the defens,
admitted that Jester broke out OF the
Mexico. No., jail.
The Courts Instructions.
The court further Instructed the jury
that unless they. believe and find from
the evidence in the case that Gilbert w.
Gates is dead and that he came to his
death through the criminal agency OK
some person, and that person the de-
fendant and that the defendant MUIR
dered Gilbert W. Gates in the manner
and by the means charged in some
count OF the Indictment, the Jury should
acquit the defendant.
J. II. Rhodes, OF sedalia, Mo-. openel
the argument In the case for the STATE.
He was followed by Joseph s. Mcintyre.
Of Mexico, for the defense.
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WAYNE IRON WORKS
Sign the Amnlgama.ed scale--com.
pletes the List of Independent
Mills, No

Mills.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 27.-Thc
Wayne Iron Works. OF this city. en-
pioyiHs 500 men. signed the AmalSa-
mated bar Iron and sheet scales to-day.
This completes the list OF independent
mills in the country, representing thir.
ty per cent OF the production. The Re-
public Iron & Steel Company, the COM
bIne. representing 10 per cent, s;lli re-
fuse TO sign.
The tin plate workers have been notl-
fed thnt under the scale sheets Just re-
ceived thoy will be entitled to IN ad-
vaace OF !. per cent over the base rate
FOR the next sixty days.
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The temperature yesterday nS observed
by C. SchnSpf. druggist. corner OF Market
and Fourteenth STREETS, was as follows:
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Weuther Forecast tor To.daY.

For Western Pennsylvania and ohis
Generally fair aud warmer Saturday.
Sunday. fair. light to fresh northerlys
shifting to southwesterly winds.
. For West Enthusiastically fair
Saturday and Sunday: north to east,
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-FOUR. DAYS.OF BLOODSHED
RESULT in FIVE KILLED
And Large Number Wounded in file Race War at
A NEGRO DESPERATE FILLED WITH BULLETS

By the lnfurated Crowd After Being Smoked Out Of His Hiding
Pace-Ihe City Fairly AbIaze With Excitement and the Majority
Of the Blacks Are Srkenhila Doing Good Service
Fear Of Confirmation Of the Struggle Between fife CoIored
Population and the Whites
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Robert 10. n1ilfor.
Sapaiis 9eIesat I'm Der. staaten.3oneref
ein eifriger No1aIijt.

Sauaiis SeIesat I'M Der. staatens3oneret
eim eifrieer 1osaIit.
Sic Wabl &obert %. Wilcpr', zines
Mii6lings uno @nbdngers Der bepoi=
febirten &0nisin 9iliupfalani, als Gele=
aat fir Samaii i'm Ser. Staaten= Gon=
9reB miro in Nominiirationstreiien in
@aibinston, 8. g., UNI 10 unange=
nebmer empfunoen, als au6 Die Wab=
len fir bic Samaii'i6e Seaislatur in
ropaliiii6em Slime ausgefallen iino.
Bon ben 20 Mitalieoern Der lofalen
2esislatur. Die auf Der Snielsruppe
nit ibren 105,934 @inseborenen unc
1886 Nmeritanern ,getudblt uuroen,
iino ni6t tueniger ais IA &opaliten,
bic iibriaen feds Semofraten.
Ser Same &obert %. Wilco1' III
ieit 1880, als @ileor in Die Sesislatur
5apaiis seianot puroe, init Der &C.
ididte Der Snielgruppe eng pertniipft.
@ilcor perbeiratbete lid in Stalien nit
Der 8rinseiiin 8ictoria @olonna oi
Gtisliana. nit Der CT 1887 nod Sun
Srancisco lam, mo Wilcor i'm 9ermei=
funss=gureau Der Spring @allep
@ater Company beiddftist NOR. Sn
1889 eing er tuteoer nod Satpait.
tpdbrenb feline @attin nod Stalien
a~uriidtebrte uno bon linn aeidieoen
wuroe. Wilcor' apeite Jrau 1T Sbereia
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@erfebr nit Der Sidterin Carmen
Sploa, Der &Onisin bon @umdnien,
trat.
b. giilotp tpurbe bann 8ptidafter
am italienii6en Sof. Sn Dem YalasSo
@affarelli gu Som, in Dem lid Die
seutide 9Otidaft b~eflnoet, entaano
iebt mieoer cir Salpn, Ger in Der I'M
ternatiDnalen &epublit Der Setter einen
setualtisen &uf betam. Sieiem SalOn
prdiioirte jegt Srau b. gIilOw.
Sn 1897 puroe bon 9iilon als
Staatsiefretdr bes Nusndrtisen Mmtes
mad Berlin berufen. Nub bier bat
fi6 Srau bon gilpp, bic ebenio fertis
oeuti6 uie italienii9 ipridt unO Die
beuti1e 2iteratur bon @runo aus
tennt, raid einselebt. Man ribmt ibr
nod, Dab fie ibrem Gatten bas 2eben
nidt nur bebasli6 81 MAIDEN. fonoern
aud nit benz ai6talans Der Stunt uno
Der Geelenbarmonte gu uber9oloen
beriteht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
@rafn galow.
Die 0attin beS 6emttdem idtSfamsIerS etms
tuMtNunia %perauIaste Tame.

Die 0atttn beS 6euttdem 0teidt SfansterS etms
taanVnnie %peramlaote anne
Marid Mnna 3oe Neceaoilli oi go=
lo9na, avs benz 9auie Der Principi bi
Gamporeale, Serrin bes MarheIats
Mltanilla auf Sisilien-io lauten Same
uno Sitel Der iisilianiIden Yrinseiiin,
Die i'm Sabre 1886 ben Mann beiratbete,
Der fiirsli6 bur9 ben Willen oes &ai=
iers Gansler bes SeutIben &eihs 9e=
iuOrOen 1T uno burd iein ibneioises
uno babel liebensmiirOiges @eien bel
ieinem Sebiit i'm Neidstase Die Sepun=
berung uno oas gntsiiden meiter S1i6-
ten bes oeuti6en GDltes erregt bat.
@rdfin Billion Derlor friib ibren
@ater. ben SirHen Gamporeale. Shire
Mutier beiratbete In sueiter @be ben
%befannten italieniI6en Staatsmann
Minabetti, in oelien Sauie Die Yrinsei=
lin ben Sinn fiir Stunt uno Die Sor=
liebe fir Muiif getuann, Bonn Der Sa=
Ion ibrer Mutter mar Iiets elm Sam=
melplab Der &%orppIGen in Gunii unO
@iiienidaft.
Sie tiinfleriiGen Nei9ungen Der
Yrinseiiin erbielten na6 ibrer Yerbei=
rat6ung nit 9ernbaro b. Billion neue
Nnre9uns in Sutareli, 3umdnien, mo
ibr Gatte feds Sabre lang Gelanoter
tu0r uno Srau BON Siilolu IN engen
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befallen moroen, ibr 3ulano bat ii9
jeoof, ben neuelten MelDungen sufolse,
9ebeilert.
gittDria @nelbeio Marie 2uiie tpuroe
am 81. Nopember 1910 ais Die dltelie
SoGter oes Yrinsen gilbert uno ieiner
Gemablin, Der SOnisin gittoria bon
England, sebOren uno bermdblte lid
i'm Sabre 1858 nit Dem oamalisen
Prinsen uno ipdteren Gronprinsen
SrieOrid @ilbelm BON greuBen. 9or=
treifli6 ersogen uno unterridtet, mio=
mete lie fi6, auBer ben Sorgen fir
Saus uuo Samilie, Der gflege Der
&unt, malte ielbt unb f6rOerte bic
GriinOung bes GunHgeperbe=M uieums
in Berlin. Qls ibr Gemabl 1887 er=
frantic, begleitete lie i'm mad Stalien,
tebrte nit ibm, als Gaiier @ilbelm
Der grfte ON 9. Mdrs 1888 Harb uno
ibr Gemabl als Saiier Sriebri9 Der
Sritte Den Sbron beliieg, nod gbarlot=
tenburs suriif, uno fano linn biz gu
ieinem am Is. SUM- 1888 eriolsten
Sooe als treue Pfleserin our Settle.
Sic nabm als @ittme bann ben Namen
Raiierin Srieori6 an.
&aiierin GrieOrid trat ipdter nod
einmal In Der Seifentlidfeit berbor,
uno omar anldBli6 ibres geiu6es BON
Paris i'm Sabre 1891. 3med Der 8eiIe
mar, auf ben gntidluB Der fransOii=
iden ainiiler our 9etbeiliauns an Der
gerliner Misunderstanding i6roerno eins
auwirfen. Ser Seiud mar leioer atued=
los. oa 9ariier Gbaupiniien ii6 gu
bdBliden Ssenen binreiBen lieBen uno
Die bOrseitige Qbreiie Der &aiierin
Srieori9 peranlabten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

senitanO permutbli6 berOorlufen wiro,
meroen jeoenfalls Die beioen Senatcren
9eperioge BON Snoiana uno Bet=
tigrem BON Sio=S atpta berportreten.
geperio9e bat Die Ybilippinen beiu6t
uno lit Elm eifriger Sefiirworter Der BON
Der Administration oortielbn aetrofienen
MdBna6men, mdbreno Pettigreip auf
Der Dppoiitionellen Settle iiebt.
Sn Gerbinoung nit Der Pbilippinen=
Srase iieben Die prOjette biniidtli6 Der
g%rbauung bes Nicaraaua=Ganals unb
Der 2eqllng zines Gabels BON San
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
@bineiti1es Sbor.

sepflanst bat, paiiirt man bas Sbor,
tpeldes unier Bib seist. @s III
ettua cine S~asesreiie bon Der Sauptitaot
entfernt. Sbmobl Der 9au aus Dem
IA. S%abrbunoert iiammt, III er mod
beute gut erbalten. 9eionoers bernorsu=
beben finb bic In Stein ~9ebauenen
guoobas an Der Snnenieite bes Surd=
gauges. Ser Cine fdmpft 9esen Die
86tter Der 5inferniB, tuelde bier our9
SdIangen barseiellt iinb. Ser 3ueite
fiebt in ariessrhfung fiesrett oa, uno
bic ibermunoenen 9dmonen iiben ibm
bulotaenb gu 5iBen. Ser Sritte ipielt
frieoIi9 bic 9arfe. pdbrenb Der 8terte
tdmpfeno nit erbobeaem ariessi6wert
tpieoer9e9eben III.
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perIpriGt cine Der midtigiien gu iuerOen,
mel6e Die &OngreB=Nnnalen lie 81 bets
seidnen gebabt. SieIslbe miro cine iebr
turse iein, neun lie umfaBt nidt iiber
20 Nrbeitstage. Sic 3atl Der Gorlasen
absr, Die Dem &pn9reB sugeben iueroen.
III cine iebr gru6e. 10 oab man lid
ipabri6einli9 in Die Gage periebt feben
wiro, bic @rlsoiauns DER tueniger
,ui6tigen uno pielleidjt aud eini9er Der
mebr bringliGen Bills Dem 81. Gon=
greB gu ilberlalien..
Sic Seamten in beioen SduIern oes
Gongreiies iinO in Der be%DOrtebenoen
GeIiion Die ndmliden pie in Der legten,
nit Nusnabme zines reuen Sergeant
at=@rms I'M Sunoesienate. Ser Same
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

Safer Gran3 Sofef fir6=
tet lid ni9t. @us gubapeft uirb
semeloet, &aiier Srans Soief babe ben
Staotbauptmann Ruonap oafir 9e=
taoelt, tpeil berielbe idarfe Mabregeln
our beiieren 8enaduns Der Perfon oes
Gaiiers angeorbnet batte, Die Dem
aaiier unbequem uno ldhi9 puroen.
Ser &aiier foll seiast baben, bic ab=
iperruns ieiner perion iebe geraoe
aus, als Oh er ii9 Dor Meniden fiir6te,
rrno oas let bod mabrbaftig nidt Der
Soil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

oieies, aus Snoiana fiammenoen gear1=
ten 1T Saniel 81. GansDell.
gu ben midti9fen 9Drlaaen, nit
oenen Der GonareB in Der bepOriiebenOen
Seiiion lid bei6dftigen mirb. gebOrt
bic Grmee=8 eoraaniiatiOns=S 9is
@tte, our9 Die i'm Sabre 1898 cine
@ermebruns Der Sanoitreittrdfte Onfel
Sans sel6affen muroe, tritt nit Dem
30. Sum- auBer Strait, unb, es fet
benin, oaB Bis gu oieIem 3eitpuntte cine
Nrmeeperfdrtuns seiebli6 porse=
ieben miro. 10 iintt Die Seeresma1t
tpieoer auf $4,000 Mann. Sic allse=
meme Nnnabme III Die, baB bic Nrmee=
ltdrte bauerno auf $4,000 biz 60, 600
Mann gebra9t uno benz prdfioenten
iberoies Die Sollmadt aeseben tpiro,
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Srancisco iiber Scnolulu nod Manila,
Probleme, Die alei6falls ibrer 2Oiuns
bur6 Den SDn9reB barren.
Cine Nufsabe Der biesmalisen Gon-
9reB=Seiiion miro ferner Die Serab=
iebun9 Der gesentpdrtig beftebenoen
GriessHeuern iein. Sas Dem 8eprdienz
tanten=Sauie a~nseb6rige Gomite fur
Mittel uno @ese miro benz GOnsreb
Elm biesbesiisli9es pro9ramm borlesen.
@eitere Dem GonsreB gu u%nterbrei=
tenoe 9Orlagen bon GROCER Srasmeite
iinb Die S1iffs=S ubiioien=8ill Der
@ntmurf CUR Gegeluns bes amiiden=
itaatliden Sanoels, iOtuie bic Norlage
iiber DEN PoHpadet= Sertebr. Sic erft=
senannte Bill bate in Der lebten Sei=
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Gdttt efnfddt.

rSeuer babe ib ben Sottor bur9 elm
unfeblbares Mittel abaebalten. meme
Srau ms Seebao gu ididen !"-.Wie
fo?"-nS9 iaste ibm: Wenr lie ms
Geebao 9inse. t6nnte i'd feline 3e9nuns
nidt 3ablen! |"
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ar6eit fir Den Eon9re6.
Gorlasen bnn' GROCER 9raameite unh
sSi6tisfcit su crleoisen.

sIrmee. uns Misunderstanding ystsie'
rumssiorm fur Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eua.aanaI unS paeiHsdss SabsI-Sermins
oerans Der Sriessasasrm - S~iidemitaats
Iiher &anoeI.
Ser Spre6er SeneeriOn bonn Re
prGientanten= Saule unb Der Senator
Srpe bonn SumresIenate merOen am s.
DECEMBER b. S. Die lebte SeIiiOn oes
Sc. &pnsrsiies er6iinsn. Sic Seiiion
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Ahueunnls.

,S6re camille, Serr @raf. seb6rt
tpobl gu ben dlte1en Moelsseidle6tern?A
-. Nllerbinss SD Jag Sbnen, IN
unier'm Gamilienardipe baben mir
G9ulbi9eine. bic i@on felt Sabrbur.
AA.lAAs hAA:Xksk h
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der krnuke Grtukrr.

.Sie Granfpeit duBert iid alio bur9
farfes Sieber uno einen beiidnoiaen
Surh?"-rSanobl, Serr Sottor -
&ber bite, idaffen Sic mir bas Sieber
tueg-mit Dem Surit mero' ib idon
felbf fertia !"
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Gdt1ne ~311frthCdrnf.

Sun9e @attin bes @efdngs
niBbireftprs: Sent Sir, lieber
Mann, bic GDdin setraut fid ni6t,
bas Subn au idladten, lab bed einen
bon ben W6roern in bic Slide tommen J"
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mad befem @rmeiIen oas Seer auf
100, 900 Mann perfdrfen gu tonnen.
giner 9ermebruns bon minoehens
5000 Mlann beoarf, mad Dem 8eri9te
.oes 9ear=@cmirals @romninibielo, bic
igeiaBung Der S6ifie Der gunoes=
marine. Gum Gomite fir Marine=
@naeleaenheiten i'm 9onares aeh6rt ber
befannte Senator Benjamin 81.
Gill bon Gio=Garolina, beiien
frdftises @ort lid sesen ieoe @ermeb=
rung uenbsn miro.
Ste Sraae elmer paiienten Geeie=
rungsform fir Die pbilippinen miro in
Der oiesmalisen &onsreB-S eiiion eben=
falls CUR Sprade fommen. Sn ben
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Ginpm WhIpr ME Weutp nh

Ginem IbIer Die 8eute alb
geia9t bat Dor Sturgeon elm setuiiier
pbipps auf ieiner Sarm nabe Yana,
Sn. Bbipps erleste einen i6marssn
aoler, Der bon elmer SliselipiBe bis
CUR anoeren iieben SUB NAB. Ser
aoler bate elm 2amm in ieinen Sdr=
gen, aIs ct bonn Sdiisen %setroffen
uuroe.
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-.
4ai[trin gritSrid.
0eemimtS 3esfen saS benz 3eben elmer fasft
lidDen TuIoeriu.

Cine firilide 9uloerin, bic 3aiierin
6rieorib BON Geutiblano, mar In Der
lebten 3eit wieber Der 8esenaano grocer
Offentliher S%beilnabme. Sic spbe
Grau mar pon elmer i6weren Grantbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
GbineiGdes paumerk.
SnteteHantes aItes Sbor 1T Der Ssabe Der
Saaptitaot Vefins.

Guf benz @ese bon Petins CUR 9roBen
6ineiiIden Mauer, auf tpel6er tirslid
cine Expedition unter Sberlt BON
Miiblenfels Die oeuti6e SABINE aufz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Robert SO. @ttcor.
Gut uprHeAt.

Musgeraubter (triumpbirenb):
,Meinen Sraurins baben bic 2umpen-
ferle aber bod ni9t 9efunoen!"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-18
She WAS y
FINED FOR
CONTEMPT.
Judge TIIIinghast Furnishes Mrs.
GoIdschin for Disturbing the
Court Proceedings.

Mrs Pearl Goldschin was today fined $40
for contempt of court by Judge Tilling-
hast The offence against the dig
nifty of tho court was committed two
weeks or more ago.
Mrs. Goldschln had a case pending In
the appellate division of the supreme
court before the same Judge who today
fined her.
Some statements made by the part y,
Mrs. Goldschin was In litigation with
caused her To get nervous. Her husband
was completely overcome by the state
ments Of Silverman. the defendant.
Silvernan said ne and Mrs. Goldschin
were la one time partners in business,
but she had given him a bill OF sale OF
her interest When MIR. Siverman heard
this he fell In At.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldschin had been ac-
cornpanieo TO the court house by two Of
their children. They began screeching
when their father was seen To be In con-
vusions. Mrs. Goldschin didn't hother
about her husband; she started for the
witness stand.
She tore OF Slverran's collar and
scratchede his face and neck with her
fingers. Silverman was white with an
ger. As the result OF the unusual pro-
ceedings the hearing was adjourned
Today in extenuation OF her rough CON-
duct Mrs. Goldschin told Judge Tillinghas ST
that when she saw her husband taken
sick she thought he was dying and that
Silverman had killed him. She promptly
paid the fine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-18

boys. for tidings OF the suicidal act had
travelled upon the wings of the wind.
As soon as the crowd could be driven
back the body was covered with gunuy
bags and sawdust was literally strewn
and absorbed the blood.
In the meantime Medical Examiner
Palmer was sent for and when he ar-
rived, to the too apparent disappoint
ment OF the crowd, he ordered the body
to be taken up as il was with the bags
over IL, and that ii be not exposed 70
view.
Quickly the remains were wrapped IN
In a rubber blanket and placed in tile
dead wagon, which conveyed them To
the morgue, and there DIR. Palmer made
the examination required by law.
In the interim Cooks wife was told OF
the tragedy and called at the Central
station, but she was not permitted. ana
Tor obvious reasons, to see the body.
Cook attempted suicide about eve
years ago. He walked into the river NJ
the foot of Henderson street early one
morning, but the police discovered him
ana pulled him out
The suicide leaves two sons, Charles.
IL, and Walter, IL years old