davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
Or. ANDREWS FORMER ASSISTANT
SECURES A NEW POSITION.

Chicago, Jan. &c. II. Boyer, a for
mer assistant TO DIR. f. Benjamin An
drews, superintendent of the Chicago
public schools, has accepted the posi-
tion Of director OF the new Chicago In
stitute founded by Mrs. Emmons Blaine.
Mr.. Boyer will have the general busi-
ness administration of the school and
oversight Of buildings and equipment.
He win at the same time be a mem
Der Of the teachers faculty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
HANGED FCR : URptR or EtR son.

London. Jan. s.-r.ouisc Masset. n
French governess. who was convicted
Of the murder OF her illegiumate three
year-old son. was hanged az Newgate.
this morning. n is said the existence
0f the child was an obstacle to a mar
Jiagc she had In view.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
MAYOR JONES NOT A MEMBER OF
lITRUlSTIC ASSOCIATION

Toledo. O.. Jan. 9.-Mayor' Sam Jones
denied hast night the cincinnati dis
patch connecting him with the Moores-
town. n j.. Altruistic association.
II was asked 90 join the association"
he said. about twO weeks ago. but de-
clined absolutely and positively. | do
not believe that relief will come 90 the
people through isolated Altruistic sem
timents."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
FATAL FIRE in THE
PULITZER RESIDENCE.
Mrs. Pulitzer and Her Children ES-
capped, but Housekeeper and Cow
erness Were Burned to Death.

presumed that she went back for the
bag which was found Clutched In her
hand when her body was found.
A body was found in the room occu-
pied by Miss Montgomery and Is be-
lieved 20 be hers. While crew NJ fire
men. numbering about l2 were at work
on the third floor about 10 o clock the
flooring gave way and the men fell TO
the second floor. All escaped without
injury except Fire Lieut.. Hauck, whose
knees were badly lacerated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09
snnusl Mcetine.

The Roger Williams Savings Fund and
Loan Association. The annual meeting OF
held In the ONCE OF the associa ion, SO West.
minister street Room 5, Wednesday. January
10. 1900. ~ n. m, Tor the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, aud for the transaction
of any other business that may legally come
be fore said meeting
Nm. n. HAWKINS, Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09

continue 10 extend their works, and ii
is estimated that 10000 men are requir-
ed to defend them.
CASUALTIES Al, ,COLESBERG.
The casualties of the Suffolks near
Colesberg, were: Killed: Col. Watson
and Iieuts wilkins Carry and White
and 2S men. Missing: Captains Brett.
Thompson and Brown and Lleuts.
Rants. Allen, Wood, Martin and Butler
and l07 men, wounded. 21 men.
General French further reports that
the casualties OF the other regiments TO
Jan. were l2 men killed and "A wound
ed.
The queen has telegraphed her con-
gratulations and thanks TO General
White and the troops of Ladysmith. A
dispatch from Frere camp late sunday
night said all was quiet there. thus dis
pelling the widespread hopes that Cen
eral Butler had followed up his dem
onstration before Colenso with an ef-
fective move elsewhere.
TRANsvAAL GOLD.
The London Times correspondent at
Lorenzo Marques cables that although
there as no guarantee that Transvaal
gold is OF standard value the Portu-
guese government compels the local
bdnhS W dNEtVl II dS ltEdi Atiuti OF
the same rate as British sovereigns.
thus giving the republic every facility
for extensive transactions here and re-
mitting money TO Europe.
The latest news from Bloemfontein
says the officials there recognize that
they must evacuate the town at an
early date and are securing houses at
Pretoria.
1t is also announced tat the hospi-
tails at Bloemfontein and elsewhere are
packed with wounded men.
DUTCH CRUISER FIRED ON.
II Is announced n a special dispatch
from Amsterdam today that an uncred-
tied rumor is current there that a
British cruiser has fred upon the Dutch
cruiser Friesland near Delagoa Bay
and that Dutch officer was killed.
TURNED OVER TO PRIZE COURT.
Durham. Jan. 9.-The seized German
steamer HerZog has been handed over
to the prize court. The Portuguese gov
ernor OF Zambesia was among her pas
sengers. The British naval authorities
have offered him a ship TO convey him
to Delagoa Bay. The steamer Bundles
rath is discharging.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09

Mr. ockel. - wcybosset street. has put In
a complete line of Genuine Edison Phuno
graphs and Records Any Instiument from
Ockers T. sure 20 be perfectly adjusted ana
right. Call and hear the concert. All the
latest records IN ample supply.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-09

- Shirts citnf-- ard cuffs Specinltios.
txtfa Care with Colurcd Goods.
order our team. Agencies every where.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
MOB VIOLENCE
NATURAL SEQUENCE.
Gov. uoos~veif Taiks of the Dlsr~-
spect shown for Law ana
order.

pATH, ". y Oct n--Th~ frrt stop ~
the day of the Roosevelt train was made at
Corning the homr OF the club which was
assaulted last nisht during the parade In
Elmlra The governor said
ut Is perfectly evident that Corning
has not been daunted ~ its reception In
lslmsrs last night Il Indicates that you
have good stun N yDu here"
'Se have you," shouted one ot his
And think." continued the governor,
'that sooner or later our opponents will
grow 80 understand that tnnh vfelenre IS
not the way 70 keep Republicans back
Eyery citizen who believes ~ orderly IN.
erty under the iAw, and who IL against
fnwh violence IN all It's forms, will stand
with ur, and noz merely ovrffhf1w nryan-
never come nn. You may have noticed
IN th4s mornings papers fhaf another snoh
broke nrsenatof pepe " = u,eetlf.E =, Cable
inT. and WAS listened - with due respect
Ana then when Senator tsefnw came
shere. lster en N the day. they srokr 10
his meeting by violence aud refused 81
aNaw. fundamentally ,his esuie~i /.
contest against iuAt thsi type ~ things
N II sfnpasxthie that fhr kind ~ eanvass
which our opponents haye wanfss eoslit
he wRred without exciting ytst the ssstfif
that Waa nanifesfad isAs slight When
pnrtsre on fhe etpup and N fAe press
anpeai ~ the haSest passion in mankind
ana seek "a ffrsug3e sefre ~ nar renAt@
THAI they are hespg crpeiiy ptursed ~
efnafa and fanst artnKa fhsansslVra whRa
ihat IL done it a. amniv q provocative 10
FiaienGa We san sHord 30 s3Hcy an =
QUESTION IKE sae sarn We cannet arett
20 differ on shc questions 10 law Aaa
order. ~ the rlKht and FeacsaAle mest.
Ing - nouiuferrusfign ~ speech Not
only dg 9Vr nfY1neais, Nhen fsley act ~
thsR aiA Yestefday, east shame u.Nu
Themselves hat taev eant shame afan sIe
eniiatry. Il is an outrage that any faffY
ahps8id 90 aend8rt campaign ~ -
araawe ems fnfanc a saftf like thAt
ahsrh wSe manifested iant evening
~ ssh Fnu 20 9iQpasft ear f4Ase 2 lie
eanftnarf eegaase u1asr y yga Aays
rfpssefed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
EXPLOSION OF GAS
KILLS FIVE MINERS
six Others Were Badiy burned. Five
of the Number Betng I'm = Pre-
cnrious Condition.

wILKESBARRE. Pa. Oct. so.--A
heavy explosion OF gas occurred on slope
No. of No. ! shaft of the Kingston Coal
Company at Edwsrdsville at o'clock
this afternoon. in which three men lost
their lives and six others we're badly
burned. Five of the SIX injured are In
n precarinus condition. and /, is doubtful
II they can survive.
The names Of the dead are. Peter rso-
vige, Frank Mackaloush and John po-
Ian.
Those believed to be fatally injured are:
Michael Gatorski. Adam Isotosko. Andrew
Ratouktski John 5ucho and David
ENans.
when these men were brought 20 the
surface by the rescuers their skin hung
In shreds from their bodies.
The work ~ rescue was dangerous. as
afterdamp had accumulated. The first
rescuing party that went down the mine
was driven back. and two men In the
party had 10 be carried out.
The force of the explosion was 80 great
that II blew down a section Of the roof
The accident was due 90 an emplnye
who diverted the air course unwittinFly
and allowed tho gas TO accumulate In the
place where the men were at work.
Two more dead bodies were taken out
Of the mine Mt II o'clock tonight, They
arc those OF Michael Gulawthour and
Adam waynales. Both were married
and leave families All the missing have
now been accounted for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
DEFAULTER ALVORD
is DULY ARRAIGNED.
Long Contest ~ to Jurisdiction of
the Courts Now seems
Probable.

NEW YORK. Oct. s0--Cornelius AL
word, jr.. the embezzling note teller of
the First National bank. who was ar
rested yesterday In Boston, was arraigned
In police court here today. Fisher A.
Baker, counsel for the First National
bank. said that he had secured warrant
from the United States district court for
Alvord's arrest under the laws regulating
embezzlement and making false entries.
He said he would much prefer that the
prisoner would so before the United
States courts for trial.
This was opposed by District Attorney
Gardner.
Alvord's attorney apparently took little
interest in this part Of the proceedings.
After some discussion the whole matter
went over until tomorrow Alvord was
committed 20 the Tombs.
II appears probable that there may be
long contest as to Jurisdiction. District
Attorney Gardner apparently being deter
mined that the prisoner shall be tried
In a state court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
STORY OF RULERS FLIGHT.
Chinese Imperini Court Could Not
Control the soldiers Forming
the Escort

pEKING. Oct N-Prinre su. who se-
eosnpanicd the Chinese court ia the tiight
t0 Tasyuenfu. and afterwards returned
here. disheariened by the anarchy exist
ate advisers 20 the throne, gives an inter-
esfiur account of his journey.
con the arst day. says Prince So. THE
court travelled In carts twenty miles
noyth. escorted by q go soldiers. who
pgliaged. murdered and committed other
oairases along the entire route The
filxht Was continued AZ the rate of
twenty mileR a dav "a ShWsnhuafu. in
the most panic-Rtricken manner. So Ht-
tie authority was Nxerfed that the sol
aiars even stole fhc meals prepared for
the emperor and the empress dewaScF.
The execution 0f several for murder and
piiiaee eventually brought them under
.sThe court remained three DAYS al
uxslanhuafl, some advisers eoupEeling a
further stay They, however, were over
tuisA owing 60 the fear % foreign puf~
suit and the night was resumed - Tat
yu@nfu, with ~ edaitfonal Troops under
Gen. Tang Fu slang. who added 70 ths
srn. empress aowaEer dia n,tle else
hat a. wNsn and urhraid her advisers
The emperor reVifna everybody, The
Journey occupied tweuty-six DAYS
4stpu arriving ~ Taivuenfu great dtf-
aca'tv was experience N Iarmins any
sosahianee ~ government Many etlctx
wers ignored and affairs reached a state
~ absolute chaos. The emperor would
have urascFrcd 20 trust himself ~ the
allies hut he was compelled % toin IN
she eight
prince 81 does rot believe that tAe
court h going ta SiAnfn, He thinks the
nan IA n return by a riregisrms route
through sau'hern shnnsi ard Northern
f4nsHH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

Special Dispatch TO the ost-inteiiigcncer,
WASHINGTON, Oct 3n-~As a result or
the census OF the United States. an
nounced today. II the usual method OF
procedure Is followed, tho state of wash
ington will be entitled 20 three representa-
tives in congress, instead OF two AS at
present. The state on this basis will
be allowed FIVE members in the electoral
college. This is due TO the remarkable
increase OF population In the state since
1880
The house OF representatives after thu
expected reapportionment will consist OF
IS, members instead Of a55 as at present.
a gain OF thirty. II Is unwrttten law
that In fixing the basis OF reapportion~
ment no member of the house shall he
iegisiated out of office. II this rule Is
allowed the ratio win be one representa-
tive to lss.at5 inhabitants. The basis
under the last rearportionment was iss.-
aoi. and under the census OF ieso II was
i5i,ail
According 10 the probable basis Of APP
portionment, the states other than Wash
ington which will gain representation in
the house are Arkansas, California. Colo
RADIO. Connecticut, Florida. Iowa. fsouisi-
ana, Massachusetts. Mississippi. Missouri.
North Carolina, North Dakota. West yir-
rina and Wisconsin. each one: Minne-
sofa. New Jersey and Pennsylvania. each
two. and Illinois, New York and Texas.
each three. According to the vote cf
these states In 1894 eleven Of IN. new
districts would he Democratic and nine
teen Republican.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
FERRELL CONDEMNED
TO DIE IN THE CHAIR.
Jury In the Famous Case Returns .
Verdict of First Dem0ee
Murder.

MARysvILLE. o.. Oct. so.-The jury
at midnight returned a verdict OF murder
in the first degree, without recommended
tion. against Rossiyn FerrelI for the mur-
der on the night of August 10 laS OF
Charles Lane. an express messenger on
the Panhandle east-bound train. The
murder was committed for the purpose
Of robbery. Ferrell secured sl.ooo in
money from the safe OF the Adams Ex-
press Company.
The verdict carries with Il the death
penalty. which is electrocution.
The deliberations OF the jury occupied
six hours and thirty minutes and thu
verdict was reached at fl.4o o'clock to-
night.
When the verdict was read Ferreil ap-
peared to be taken by surprise. and his
face flushed. This was the first visible
sign Of emotion that had been shown by
him during the trial. but he quickly re-
gained his composure and was led back
TO his cell without having uttered word.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
GOV. ROOSEVELT MEETS
TURBULENT CROWDS.
Another Eseftiaz Dap of the Tstp
Thraaxh some D~msesatt@
ni.tr3Nsa

ROCHESTER. ~ r.. 0Apt a. When fha
Roosevelt train sfrssa here Tonight tiss
party f90nd great eFeWds at tbe stations
ana heiHis ard a sbsenal8 greeting was
aeeers5eA - fhe vice assaiHenitsi enuai.
Gate TAcge NaE as isaasfnss variety -
eiuis and bursufas nsaH associations.
AnA both snasgsvinrn where Cos. fsH1sns
esN spoke Nwfs filled
Esessdks So eDshas.asiie KAfAsFing Mt
fofnina iha 6one - the dub that MS
assaefsa 81 Eimisa iaet EiKht. tire oaiy
lfif sGtnf as ths s&F occurred - 1easss.
whfFe ibsra aas an aftsmps fsssfs ~ sFe.
vent tbe F9gsrmaf fr@m sgsaeiar @hen
Geneva was fesrfea a. - * hl1ck ths
ssvsFnar vas frissa se ~ apnn stand
Ia me rain wAiss the lscal cqmssiifss sent
wSra 10 Hsaa tfe Moving ~ the whistles.
whlnh mnrG os his sFrlgai had started
and which eSnslrBea 1u1King from tas
appsause the crowd was lafEsts with him.
tsit shsrs xsra "A number on gae oatskfyfH
sf az crowd whc sid wbas thes could 20
lrtayrmpf htfn. The oaig cry that wsa
inssgiEible ffofa tes atspd MAS 'ifurraa
faf EFyaa."
.YghV~ satH tGe 9gverngr FtetaGas
fe ls faf Dick ErakRfg feraoe@ ne Is
aff&N ~ e4g WhNt hf WAi % Mkeut frew
efiserT Does the gentleman say hgryah
fer BfysL bsc&ese la wants - bad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
TWO MORE TO DIE.
Ministers at Pektng Add Names of
Chinese Leaders to he Punished.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o-The reported
decisions OF the ministers at Pelxing to
add two more Chinese leaders TO those
who shall be executed namely, Prince
W and Yang Me, appears 10 be the irst
do not accept as sufficient the edict of
the Chinese emperor that he VIII punish
the individuals az they were specifically
punished.
Prince VI Is nnc Of the first princes Of
China In the edict OF September Is, Il
rank aud Office Yang Me Is presldeht Of
The board of censors. and In this same
edls.t no was handed over to tho elan
court which was ordered 10 consult and
decided npon a severe pcnalty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

CHICAGO Oct. "a depository for
stolen goods in unusual quantities has
been unearthed in Chicago by the po-
lice. Ten thieves. men and women. were
arrested ana two wagon loads OF stolen
property, valued at thousands OF dollars,
was recovered Vina McNurney, an all
legged shoplifter. Is said 10 have main
tained the resort.
II is believed that the gang have as
sociates In many other large cities. ana
the building raided was the headquarters
for thieves who are working systemat-
ically I'm all parts OF the United states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
EXPLOSION AT CANTON.
raur House. Were Destroyed and
Many Persons killed.

Up<gKnNG Oct. 81 "A serious nXrso-
eInn occurred a; Canton. Sunday morn.
fng- -Four hnmsHs near fhr EorcrmNF's
s,srrn, were destroyed HrH nnaHv persons
yFerp kInea ~ = rumoreA that TIE scene
~ the EXPLOSION xaa fne refaTweT
arsenal which WAS Full ~ m1wiFr h9f
gun cotton and that the ch'cet Tas % Do
sts5v the yarcu
IL * ruraarca thar the Preach are pre-
rsres "a <era ~ tronnS fro- Sairuor.
Thsx report together Vith TIE presence -
.,tsr,-s ~ois F'renrh warshius. has aroused
s,tepgcions among the chinese regarding
tha French designs.
The rcfoFucrs threaten That n the
F-~sr,l,f, essaruv4 90 sat~e Canton the Can
fonssa Will iav the fitv iu ru5rs.
Gen. saseiee'. Report.
LONDON. Oct Ha-Lard George Hsmil-
ton. secretary q state for India, has 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

ST. LOUIS. Oct @.-Gen. n NJ. Frost.
for 20 years one Of the best known resi-
dents OF this city. IL dead. aged II years
His death was unexpected. as no Illness
had proceeded IT,
county. New York. August 3. fs23 He
graduated from West Point In isti. ana
served in the Mexican and civil wars
with distinction. In the latter war he
served on the Confederate side.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
Meade Arrives From Manila.

GAN FRANCISCO. Oct. so.--The United
States transport Meade arrived tonight.
twenty-cight days from Manila The
Meade brought 254 sick soldiers. five in
sane and eighteen dead. Eight privates
died on tine voyage. Her cabin passen-
gers numbered forty. Among them were
Lieut.. w IT, Speery, who was in the
customs service AZ Manila. and Lieut.
Col J. L. Tiernan. OF the police depart
ment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

WINNIPEG. Man, Oct so.-A dispatch
from Edmonton says that the house or a
settler named Hutske. ~ EgFo lake. was
burned down few days age, Ave little
children losing their lives in the building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
New or,-an. Edi,or Dead.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. a~-Maj Henry
J. Hearsey editor Of the Daily states,
and one Of the strongest newspaper writ
ers in the south. IL dead, lie was 60
years of age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
Fatal Runaway Accident.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct @.-While driv-
ing today, a horse became unmanaeeahie.
kicking Miss Lille Henlie 70 death. and
fatally injuring her escort Lon Isaswill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND REPUDIATES
THE INTERVIEW ATTRIBUTED TO HIM
Says the Whole Thing From Beginning End Is an Absolute

Says Whole Thing From Beginning to End Is Absolute Lie
Word Being
Appeared a Philadelphia Newspa
per- Giving Mr.. Cevelands Alleged Views Election
@J
II said:
who romb to
a a
in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

LONDON. Oct u.--The Shanghai corre-
spondent OF the Times wiring yesterday
says:
.sr.i Hung Chang has wired to Chang
Chih Tung. the Wuchang viceroy, that
the peace negotiations are satisfactory.
but To other leading officials he has teie-
graphed the reverse by bidding them pre-
pare for eventualities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

There are ever 50 many grades. Ours is
large. plump berry. thoroughly cleaned.
and cocks up large and flaky.
Pound ....... 80. ..... 49,. ..........u OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
French pFunes.

eoft, thin skin; large and juicy: each one
10 q mouthful; whsn properly prepared. are
. healthfuI dish and delicious. No finer
prunes than these are needed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
NEW CONGRESSMAN
FOR washington.
Probable Result of the Gen.
sus Just Completed.
AND ONE MORE ELEcToR.
Due to the Remarkable Increase
Of Population.
AND ONE MORE ELEcToR.

other states Than wsshtnwscn That
WIN Gsfn Representation Under
the Probable Basts OF Reaper
tionment of the Lower House of
Copwress-Aecorain 10 Vote Of
1890 THIS would Add Materially
TO the RepubIscan Majority IN
Housc-Rcosevelt centiaues Hts
speech-Maktns In New York state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31

The demand for our 4ocent Mixture OF
Mocha and Java Coffee IL getting larger
every month. There's no half way business
about Coffee It's good OF it's bad Yon
win find this mixture extremely satisfying
It's pleasing many Of the most particular
coffee users. and we are quite sure 1t viii
please you
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-06
RAN AROUND IN THE VAT.

ran around in the slippery vat at top
speed. For five minutes the race for
life continued. Finally Sapirc's cries
attracted the attention of Mckay, who
came running to the side of the vat.
He was SO terrified by what lie saw
that he became rooted to the ground
and in daze watched the chase. Sapiro
cried desperately for help. The shaft
had reached its maximum speed and
the man between the knives could not
last long. In the meantime a slip On
the copper bottom meant horrible
death. Sapiro was on his last legs when
workmen from other parts of the build
ing heard his cries and stopped the ma
chinery. The runner fell to the bot
tom OF the vat exhausted. He was un-
hurt.