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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

Paris. May 1. = A accident within
the exposition grounds caused the
Heath of nine persons and injured about
forty others. A temporary bridge, I'M
able to Withstand the Sunday crowd,
broke. The accident threw pail over
the happiness of an immense thronS
who had protited by the magnificent
weather to visit the exposition. Yes
terday's was probably the record at
tendance. Not only the interior Of the
grounds, but the precincts We're
crowded. A footbridge on which the
finishing touches We're put yesterday
crosses the Avenue de Sufren. connect
with the exposition. 1t was con-
structed of wood with Il stucco facade
and with 4 plaster made tower at each
end. Strangely enough the bridge had
been condemned only that morning as
unsafe by the exposition authorities.
The public was therefore not allowed
to 80 upon the structure. and in this
way a disaster even more terrible than
that which occurred was averted. The
gay crowd was passing along the ave-
nue. and some hundred or more persons
were walking beneath the bridge when
suddenly an ominous crash was heard.
Before those underneath could turn
aside the structure fell with L fearful
crash. burying nearly fifty. A shout
of horror rose from the spectators.
mingled with the cries of the victims.
For a moment nothing could be dis
tinguished but 4 cloud of dust and
plaster. A scene of the greatest ex-
citement and
Confusion Followed.
But this was only for few seconds.
Almost Immediately the crowd at
tackled the debris in efforts to release
those lying beneath. The workmen
within the grounds who had witnessed
the accident. the police and the repub-
lican guards. together with quite a
number of soldiers joined in the rescue
work. The promenaders forgot their
sunday attire and covered themselves
with dirt and dust and CRIME in tear
ing away the rubbish with their hands.
Wooden beams and poles were brought
from the half-fnished buildings near
by and We're used rs levers to raise
the debris. The injured We're found
first. the dead being found later under
the corner structure. Messengers were
/ dispatched to bring hremcn ana sap
pers with their equipments and the
first body was found after quarter OF
an hours frantic labor 1t was that of
a little girl about seven years Of age.
whose head was horribly crushed. Vic
tim after victim was brought to light,
until row OF nine mutilated coroses
had been placed upon the sidewalk and
nearly forty other persons. some badly
injured. had been carried in ambu-
lances or driven to the hospitals.
The disaster was the leading topic OF
conversation in the cafes and ut the
other Paris resorts last evening. and
strong criticisms were leveled against
the exposition authorities for allowing
an unsafe structure to jeopardize the
lives of citizens, fears being expressed
that the incomplete state Of the build
ings in the exposition grounds them.
selves might lead to an accident.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
BIG FROST FOR DEWEY.


Three Hundred Thousand People
Kept Away by Chicago Boycott.
Chicago. April %. - Forty-three Ia
Dor organizations affiliated with the
building material trades council joined
in the movement to boycott the Dew
ey day parade when the ,icisrd of busi-
ness agents of that council adopted
resolutions to that effect yesterday.
Thirty-two unions in the building
trades council took similar action last
night. Labor leaders estimate that
the boycott by these two bodies will
keep 100000 people away from the
parade.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
CLASH IN CHICAGO.
Fight Between Union nnd Nom union
SyWpnthizerS.

Fight Between Union and NOn-uniOn
Sy1pnthizerS.
Chicago. April 29.-A fight between
non-union and union sylnpathizers oc-
Cured yesterday when thirty men left
their work ut the Western Electric
building. A patrol wagon full of po-
licemen scattered the non-union mems
assailants. Two non-union men, Da-
vid Fitzgerald skull fractured by a
brick. and james Lane, who was also
hit on the head by brick. were taken
to the hospital. Two policemen on
duty at the Western Electric building,
were roughly treated by strike
sympathizers before Il riot call brought
reinfOrcements. Two other non-union
men were assailed and beaten during
the day.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Pardon. GRANTED.

Pierre. S. D., April 29-The state
board of pardons recommended par
dons for William B. Howard. sem
fenced from Faulll county; Frank
Kottwitz. sentenced from Grant coun-
ty on charge of manslaughter;
Frederick Richardson. sentenced from
Pennington county Oh a. charge Of
grand larceny.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
SCANDAL CAUSES A SUICIDE.
Michigan Woman Kills Herself After
Quarrelins With an Enemy.

Michigan woman Kiln Herscl1 AIter
Quarrelins With an Enemy.
Grand Haven. Mich. May l. - Mrs.
Agnes Trotter, daughter of Postmaster
Heath. jumped on Il bicycle at the post
office. wheeled quickly to her home,
and. taking a revolver, killed herself.
Mrs. Lysander Davidson visited the
postotfice. and. it is alleged, accused
Mrs. Trotter of improper intimacy with
Mrs. Davidson's husband. The women
uuarreled for ten minutes. when Mrs.
Trotter took her wheel, and the suicide
followed. Mrs. Trotter was prominent
in church and Sunday school work,
and her reputation was above reproach.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
InsurrectiOn in Cuba.

Madrid, April 90. = A commerc(E
house here has received a disDatyai
from Cuba saying that Jesus Rabl,
the Cuban leader, has headed an insur-
rectionary movement in the province
of Santiago. which the sender of the
dispatch believes to be supported by
the CHEF towns of the province
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
TWO BURNED TO A CRISP.

WiscOnsin Woman and Her Grand
daughter Meet II Horrible Death.
Junction City. Wis. May 1. = Mrs.
Marie Hook and Sadie Hill. a grand
daughter of Mrs. Hook, We're burned
to crisp. 1t is supposed Sadie was
burning brush in the yard and he1
clothes caught fire and in attempting
to eXtinguish the flames Mrs. Hook S
clothes also caught. 1t is not known
lust how the accident occurred.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Killed I'm a Wreck,

Winona. Alinn.. May lin wreck
on the Iowa division of the North.
western road at Blue Earth City Jo-
seph King. Winona. was instantly
killed. His engine toppled over and he
was pinioned beneath. The fireman.
James B. Gile. also of Winona, was
crushed, but will live.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
MRS. GRANT THE GUEST
At a Banquet in Comm emOrnttOn OF =
the Generals Birthday.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 29.-The four
teenth annual banquet of the Amerl--
Gus Republican club of this city III
commemoration of the birth of Gen:
U. S. Grant was held at the Hotter
Schenley last night. and was in many
respects the most successful dinner
vet given by the famous organization.
The guest of honor was Mrs. Julla
Dent Grant, widow of the great sol
dier and statesman. and among the
distinguished personages present were
Postmaster General Emory Smith:
Coneressn an Robert G. Cousin OF
Iowa. Senator NJ. A. Hanna of ONO,
Gov. G. w. Atkinson of West VIZ
ginia, Col James Z. Barrett of Penn
sylvania and Charles f. Dick of ONO.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Row Is Drowned.

Fergus Falls. Minn.. May 1.-George
Tyson. aged fifteen, was drowned here.
He was sitting on the railing of the
bridge with his younger brother, who
fell in. He. jumped in to save the
the younger. but being unable to swim,
was drowned. The other boy caught
hold of a fishpole and was saved.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
CONGRESS-,
The Senate Declares Mr.. Scott En-
titled to His Seat.

The Senate Declares Mr.. Scott En-
titled to His Seat.
Washington, April 28.-The senate
yesterday voted upon the resolution
declaring Nathan b. Scott to be en-
titled to his seat in the senate from
West Virginia. The number of votes
in the negative was only three. The
Alaskan code bill took up the rest of
the day save for an announcement
concerning the Clark case.
The House.
The house broke all records yester-
day by passing ninety-one private
pension. bills. Among them was one
to pension at the rate of $40 a month
the widow Of the late Col. John M.
StotZenberg, of the First Nebraska,
who was killed in the Philippines.
Conference report OH the Hawaiian
government bill was adopted and now
goes to the president.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Consul Hay. Geod worL.

OOHsuI HHyN UE0U WOFk.
Pretoria. April 29.-All advices indi-
cate that United States Consul Adel-
bert S. HAY has won a diplomatic sue.
cess. His position is exceeding diff
cult. but he is pursuing an impartial,
determined r licy and has succeeded
in considerably aneliorating the con-
dition of the British prisoners at Pre-
tOria. including the cOlonials,
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Concession Cancelled.

CUHCeBSIOM CunC6I6O.
Washington. April 29 - The Mic
araguan government has finally CAM
celed the concession to the Maritime
Canal company to construct ship
canal across Nicaragua. This decision
is the result of proceedings covering a
period Of nearly five months
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Acquisition of Mining Rights.

Washington, April 90. - Senator
Stewart introduced bill providing
for the acquisition of mining rights in
Indian reservations. 1t authorizes an
agreement with Indians to mine and
prospect their reservations, but re-
quires the approval of the secretary
of the interior. The bill provides that
10 title shall pass to miners on these
reservations except sufficient to give
the right Of possession to such land as
is actually occupied.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Ruined by Fire.

Chicago. May 1. Shortly after 1
o'clock this morning fire ruined the
building occupied by the Atlas Brew
ing company, Cos Blue Island avenue.
1t is estimated that property valued
at $2OO.OO0 has been dc stroyed.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Killed by the Train.

Racine. Wis, May l. = The south-
bound flyer on the Chicago & North
western railroad struck a horse and
buggy driven by John Deisler, a we'll
to-do farmer of Holicksville. Mr.. Deis-
ler was killed instantly, his body being
terribly mangled. Mrs. Deisler was in
iured, though not fatally.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Strikers, Places rilled.

Pittsburg, Pa. April 29-Tke places
of the boy strikers who We're employed
as riveters in the Pressed Steel Car
company's works were taken by men
and the plant is running almost in full,
according to a statement by officers of
the company. The men employed in
the pressed steel department, who
struck. We're discharged and new men
employed to take their places.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Alaskan Censu.

Seattle. Wash, April 29.-Telegraph.
ic advices from Dawson and SkacWav
and theLce by steamer say that the
census is completed. Dawson's pop.
ulation is 5.O44 and Klondike's 1897.
Dawson's increase since Jan. 1, 1900.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Mx.teriou. shootinr

Chicago, May /. Desk Sergeant
|O'Connell of the Woodlawn police sta
tion was shot and killed on the Ei.h-
teenth street viaduct. The shooting is
Q mystery. Two men were seen run
ming away from the scene.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
TAYLOR WILL RETURN
II Omcially Informed That He Has
Been Indicted.

Frankfort. Ky, April 29.-Gov. Tay-
lor telegraphed Commonwealth,s At
torney Franklin that he is in WASH
ington on business. but will return
here and appear in court if officially
Informed that the report that he, has
been indicted is true. Franklin re-
piled by wire that the query in Tay-
ior's telegram should have been ad-
dressed to Judge Cantrill and not CIV
ing an answer as to the correctness
of the report concerning the indict-
ment in his telegram. Gov. Taylor,
it is said. states that if he has not
been indicted he will remain in Wa
ington Indefinitely.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
AS A PRISON BOOKKEEPER
Will Former Capt. Carter Serve His
Sentence.

Will Former Capt. Carter Serve His
Sentence.
Leavenworth. Kan. April 29.-Ober-
lin NJ. Carter. late captain United
States army. arrived at the federal
prison here last evening under guard
of Lieut.. Thomas Harker. Fifteenth
infantry, corporal and three soldiers.
BY special orders issued from the de-
partment of justice newspaper men
We're not permitted to interview the
prisoner. who was Immediately
dressed in the prison garb Of gray and
assigned to cell. When the late
army officer begins the monotonous
grind of prison life it will be as a
prison boOkkeeper
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Lonely Man Murdered.

Ottumwa. Iowa, May 1. = Josiah
Carr, an aged farmer five miles north
Of here. was brutally murdered by an
unknown man. The body was found
in a cellar. where he had been dragged.
He lived alone and was considered
Well-tO-dO.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
womon burned to Death.

Kalamazoo. Mich, April 29.-While
fighting fire, in twenty-acre wood lot
on their farm near Lawton yesterday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brace were hemmed in by the flames.
Mrs. Brace was burned to death and
her husband was so severely burned
that his recovery is doubtful.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
More smallpox at winnipeg.

Winnipeg, April 20. - The city au-
thorities are thoroughly alarmed over
the discovery of so many cases of sus-
pected smallpox in Winnipeg. Every
prec,rtion is being taken for prevent
ing the spread of the disease. There
are now fifteen cases under surveil-
lance. all traceable to the same source,
the tourist Finlayson from Japan,
who died at the general hospital two
weeks ago.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
For Receiving Stolen prouerty.

For Receiving Stolen Property.
New York. April 29.-William Wies-
enberger. proprietor of pawnshop on
Sixth avenue. was arrested last night
charged with receiving stolen prop
erty. The police raiGed Wiesenber-
gers place, recovering $4,000 worth
of jew elry, silver and wearing apparel.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
J. A. Porter III.

New York, April 29.-John Addison
Porter. formerly private secretary to
President Mckinley, is in the city serl-
ously Ill. He came here to undergo
an operation. The particulaIg If his
aflment are refused.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Jim Murphy Knocked Ont.

San Francisco. April 29.-Al Neill of
San Francisco knocked Tim Murphy.
champion middle-weight of Australia.
in the eleventh round of what was to
have been a twenty-round bout Neill
outclassed Murphy at almost every
point. Murphy was to 10 in the bet
ting. The contest was under the aus
pices of the National club.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Japs for Frozen North.

Vancouver. B. c., April 29.-Seven
hundred Japanese immigrants here
were booked for the Klondike by the
British Columbia Steamship COM
pany's boats. Several hundred are
bound for Cape Nome. The Cana
dian government is powerless on ac-
count Of the imperial authorities alb,
solutely prohibiting any anti-Japancse
legislation.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Gardner Win. on a Eoul.

GaFdneF Wins on q Foul.
New York. April 29.-Oscar Gardner,
the Omaha Kid. gained the decision
over Joe Bernstein Of this city on a
foul at the end Of the sixteenth round
Of what was to have been twenty
five. round fight ut 124 pounds at the
Broadway Athletic club last night.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Bank Safe blown Hin

Coulterville. ILL.,, April 29.-The bank
safe here was blown open last night
and over $1,000 secured. The safe
was demolished. office furniture com.
pletely wrecked and the building
damaged by the explosion.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Woman Burned. Barn Destroyed.

ST. Paul. May 1. - Mrs. Andrew
Robinson of South st. Paul was Sc
verely burned Saturday afternoon; her
clothes caught fire from a bonfire and
while the family was extinguishing
the blaze from her dress the bonfire
spread to the barn. The barn was de-
stroyed and only hard work saved the
house. Mrs. Robinson's burns are seri-
Gus, but probably not fatal.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
New York centro, s...,..

New York Central Strike.
Buffalo. April 29-The strike of III.
car repairers and yard men Of ttS
New York Central continues and - 20
feared that it will extend along tho !
road to New York, affecting Good
men.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
LOSING PATIENCE.
BRITISH GRUMBLE OVER FAILURE
OF RECENT OPERATIONS.

No Further Hope of Capturing the
Retreatinc Bocrs-Very Little Is
Gained During the Past Ten Days
From the Enormous Display OF
FOrce-Gen. French Finds the
Beers Holding Hills East of Tha-
ba Notwithstanding Operations
will Probably Entail Further
Delay.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Said to Have Been Careless.

Said to Have Been Careless.
Fleetwood. Minn., May 1. - Felix
Rahta. homestead settler, has been
arrested here. charged with causing
q forest fire through carelessness. His
trial has been set for May 4.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
u.,a ue- He,d Hinder Water,

Held Her HeAd UnUer "uteF'
New Orleans. April 29.-At Patter-
son Wednesday night Henry Connor,
refused by Emma McLeroy in mar
riage, took her out in a boat and de-
liberately held her head under water
until she was drowned. He disaD-j
pea1ed and it is believed he has CONF
mitteG suicide.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
AT The FAIR
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE PARIS
EXPOSITION.

Nine Persons Lose Their Lives and
Forty Others More or Less In
Had Been COnde mned as Unsafe
Throws n Pail Over the Happiness
OF an Immense Crowd That Had
Visited the Exposition - Disaster
Causes Much Comment.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Influx af Lanane..

Victoria. L. c., April 29.-The steam
er Olympia has arrived from the ORR
ent with 400 Japanese. Three thou,
sand are now en- route on vessels at
sea. ~
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Killed In a Fly Wheel.

Glencoe. Mimi. May 1. Frank
Warneke. young married man. was
caught in the fly wheel of his feed
mill and killed instantly.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Rhodex a. u Copper kinp

Rhodes nv II Copper King.
London. April 29.-rhe Express says
it learns that the sudden return of Mr..
Cecil Rhodes to the Cape was due to
his receipt of news Of great copper
find in Northern Rhodesia. He will
soon be heard Of as copper king.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
POSTMASTER AND PISTOL.
A Combination That Puts Burglars
to EliElt.

Ccnfrey. Minn.. May 1. - Saturday
morning burglars broke into three
places in town-the postotfice, A. En-
merich's saloon and +. J. Ewing's bar
ber shop. About S. in cash was taken
from Il slot machine in the latter place.
Only for Postmaster Ewing's appear.
ance with a revolver in hand they
would have taken all the stamps and
about $25 which was in the drawer.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04
Town Almost Wiped Out.

Town Almost Wiped Out.
Harrisburg. Pa., April 20.-The little
town of Laurel Forge. Cumberland
county, was almost wiped out by fire.
Fourteen dwellings, two barns and
two large icehouses We're destroyed.
Loss. $5O.0OO.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

Several People Fatally Injured.
Macon. Ga, April pa bad wreck
is reported at Fort Valley, thirty
miles from here on the Southwestern
railway. in which several people were
fatally injured.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

LaGybrand. Their horses are, exhaust
ed and they themselves disappointed
over their failure to capture Col. Dal-
gaty's position. The British cavalry,
who were pursuing the fugitive com
mandocs, are returning to Bloemfon-
tein.
To Oppose Relief Column.
London, May 1. - The Durham cor
respondent of the Standard. Saturday,
says: 1t is reported on good authority
that the klondsberg commanders nave
left BiggarsberS to assist in opposing
the relief column.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

Thaba N'Chu, May 1. - Gen. French
sent the Third and Fourth cavalry
brigades on separate reconnaissances
around the hills east of town. The
enemy. it was found, held the hills
strongly. though evidently only a rear
guard, as no transport was visible. The
Beers are now holding 4 very steep
row OF hills east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

largely disappearing. Mr.. sickles issued
this eloquent apology. which deserves 70
live:
Il ann not aware OF any statute or
moral code which makes It infamous 70
forgive a woman; nor Is II usual to make
our domestic life subject or consulta-
ton with friends. 10 matter how near
and dear 70 Us. And cannot allow even
the world combined % dictate 10 me the
reputation OF my wife when I think Il
right 10 forgive her and restore her 70
my confidence and protection
Mrs. Siekies survived only a few years
Gen. Slckles after the civil var became
Minister 20 Spain. and IN Madrid married
Miss CveaSh. II whom spanish blood
mingled with Irish Mrs.. Craekeuthrope
IS her daughter.
Dayrel CracSen;hroupe also had a trag-
edy in MS family. His brother. 8 young
man Of literary premise but cratic TEN
permanent. one OF the early contributors
20 The yellow Book" disappeared dur
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Creary had The testimony % Eva Stewart
which created such a sensation yezfer-
day attern0en. and the testimony % WI
tam Franklin stricken ogt fo- being IN
conpets1t ard hsaraay. TIE Testimony
oGers7 - John Geek and Or ~ Il
Lynn vas 70 ne eTec; that defendant
had Shown signs q insanity Mrs. Bsel.
ho.lssszesTDer tor dsfeasants slzser. slao
gave testimony % s-hstsnfizss tie sFi-
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accused ss-s Otherwise than IN hsr rlEh-
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derous illusion A buzz OF admiration fol-
lowed her wherever she moved.
daughter without recalling the chivalry
Of her father under the most trying cir
eumstances that can befau a husband.
lis first wife fell victim u the fascina-
items Of Philip Barton Key. son OF Fran
els Scott Key. who wrote "The Star
Spangled Banner" Mr. Sickles discav-
cred their secret and shot the man dead.
In jail Mr.. Siekles received the visits
Of members OF the Cabinet and eminent
peTsonages President Buchanan sent
message Of confidence.
The trial excited Worldwide interest.
More than hundred talesmen were re
1ected because they declared they would
aeouit- The verdict was not guilty.
Then thing happened which astonish-
ed the public even mare than the slay-
ing Mr.. slesles took back the wife
whose conduct had caused him to III a
man.
This gave rise to storm OF comment.
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DAN SlCKLES' NEW GRANDSON
story of His Erring Wife is Recalled
at the MeufiOu

London, March 23.-From Madrid comes
news that a grandson has hen born TO
Gen. Daniel Z. Siekles Of New York. Its
mother IS the lovely Mrs. DayrelI z. N.
Crack .nthoIpe. formerly Miss Edna Sick
les
Her husband is Secretary Of the British
legation at Madrid. They were married
last year.
The Generals daughter has spent NOS,
al her life abroad. bgt paid occasional
visits to her nlusJrious fathers home on
Fra avenue. One Of these visits. three
years ago, was prolonged over twelve
months.
She went to the Bradley-Martln ban
costUmed as Queen Louise OF Prussia
Every one knows the famous picture
showing that lovely monarch descending
. staircase. Miss Sickles created q won
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