The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-08-22

Atlantic City.
Roland Neal, a Girard college stu
dent, was drowned at Shiloh, Pa.
Judson Fleming = wealthy farmer.
and his son Lawrence, aged 20, were
killed by Big -Four train at Ashley.
Vincent Noriika. aged 50, died OF
burns received at Republic iron works.
Pittsburg.
Howard Meister. aged 10. had arm
and leg cut OF by street car at Home
stead. Pa.
Rev, DIR. Leak, Emory NJ. E. church,
Pittshurg. will become pastor of Oak.
land NJ. Z. church. same city.
Alexander Watt. Pittabu":. drowned
at camp at LoganspOlt Ills mother
was about 10 minutes ride distant. en-
route to visit him.
Pennsylvania Populists nominated
state ticket, Erie. Congrestlan at
uargc. Robert Brigham and George
Main; au@itOr general. D. o. COughlin;
also presidential electors.
RECORD OF GRIMES.
Ex-SeCretary of State Of Kentucky,
Caleb Powers, tried for being In the
conspiracy to murder Governor Goebel
has been convicted and will serve
life term in prison under the jury's
verdict.
Florence Almond, Is years old. was
killed by stone thrown by colored
boy, while she was playing In u field
in West Philadelphia.
Package supposed to contain S25.00C
went astray between Chicago and
Burlington, la.
Two anarchists arrested for landing
IN New York with the object of as.
sassinating President Mckinley.
VICTIMS OF DISASTER.
The physicians at st. Johns hospital,
Long Island City, have hopes that DIR,
Franklin Booth. of Elmhurst, who was
frightfully injured by trolley car,
may live. One Of the doctors legs
was amputated.
William +. Fenelon, q merchant OF
Rhinelander. Wis. was shot and killed
by J. Bascom Robbins, salesman
for a Chicago crOckery company, who
bad insulted one of the women clerks
in Fcnelon & Co.'S store, and had been
driven out by Fenelon.
Publisher james NJ. Burnham, OF
Wymora, Neb.. killed his father IN
self-defcnse.
NEWS OF FOREIGN LANDA
A dispatch from Taku. via Che FOO,
received in Rome, says: Fighting
continues in the streets of Peking, and
the allies have bombarded the point
that is still resisting Prince Yung
prevented the departure of the EN-.
press dowager.
NJ. Ketels, Belgian vice consul al
Tien TSin, confirms the report of the
bombardment and the capture Of New
Chwang by the Russians.
Ex-Prrsident Steyn. of the former
Orange Free State. reported 20 have
died of wound.
BUSINESS JoTTINGs.
Figures from the bureau Of statistics
of the treasury department show that
commercial relations are now fully
restored between the United States
and Spain The exports and imports
last year came within u few hundred
dollars of equaling those of the high
est year on record.
Germany produced about 1.580.00C
tons Of raw sugar during the II
months ending July 81, as against l..
100000 tons the previous II months
At Amalgamated conference, De
troit, Republic Iron company wanted
per cent decrease and Amalgamated
10 per cent increase. Amlagamated
officials agreed 0 have lodges vote on
the alteration Of scale.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Anti-Imperalists met at Indian
apolis and passed resolutions. In the
course of which they called upon the
American people to support Bryan
Some of those in attendance demurred
and arranged for another convention
to be held on September D, In New
York, for the purpose Of nominating
a third ticket.
A Chicago dispatch says that Major
Leo Rausscar, Of ST. Louis, will be
elected commander In chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic at the
coming encampment.
Justice Frederick Smyth, OF New
York. died at Atlantic City.
Washington Rambo, of Gloucester
City, y. j., committed suicide by hang.
ing.
Treasurer John Crosby Brown, Of the
India famine relief fund In New
York. received $sO0.51, making q to-
tai to date of $212.079.54.
Sergeant Buck Taylor, of Roosevelts
Rough Riders, died of consumption in
Providence, contracted In Cuba.
Funeral of ex-senator ingalls, at AT.
Crimson. Kan, at Trinity Episcopal
church.
George Cabot Lodge, son Of Senator,
married in the Church of the Advent.
Boston. to Miss Matilda Frellnghuysen,
daughter Of Judge Davis, court OF
claims Washington.
Riotous attacks on negroes in New
York city. Two nearly lynched.
Parade at Weston Pennsylvania
Firrmen's convention, New Kensing-