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0OM PAUL

VIII Travel IacognIto in Visiting
European capitnis-Expected That
Paris VIII Tender Him n Demon
Eira;isn-
PARIS. oct. :o.-Thc foreign once
o'hriaiH believe former President Kru.
ger vii travel lrrnrni,o during his
FhIi Ia the European capitals. rsiln-
qo'Ahins Il IN zach city only long
.a"ish 10 permit an exchange Of visits
ts'E"-H ar. Kruger ari the brad Of
Tie hai.on. His stay In Paris viii not
sfesed inr;y-sighl hours. and ppssl-
by only ,wcaty-four. The French gov
t'hin'ui wiii not aTsr Gr. Kruger any
formal function. though 4, IL expect
- Ne city viii tender him a demon
.HA,l'n which viii be a scene o: en-
,9g''1sm. The government will not
,-t- part In the reception. but win
l5'' however, pu, obstacles In the way
~ private planz Of welcome. In short.
S' S, EoYsrrment rlil no; take any stsp
cI'j to be construed as mn offensc 10
yat n'at liritrlu. though II IL certain
+S' ~, ffsS!d"nt L0ubsi and Mr.. Kruger
| exchange yislis. The sam. pro-
'uins. !; i' believed. VIII b. followed
Vac" European capital visited.
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MINERS LOST 1.
THEIR LIVES BY
GAS EXPLOSION.
Five Burned to Death and sic In
jured So Badly That It IS e
r. Doubtful Il They Survive.
SKIN HUNG IN. SHREDS
From the Bodies of the Rescued.
Work Of Saving the Unfor-
tunnte Was Dangerous. tj

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 3o.-A
heavy explosion OF gas occurred in No.
slope Of No. l shaft Of the Keystone
Coal Company ut Edwardsville at 6
o'clock this afternoon, in Which five
men lost their lives and six others We're
badly burned. Five of the six Injured
are in precarious condition and It is
doubtful If they can survive. The dead
are:
Peter Usuvige. aged twenty-three,
miner. Single.
Frank Mackaiouski, aged twenty
two, laborer. single.
John Dolan, aged twenty. fourth, MI
ner, single.
Michael Gulawehous, miner, married.
Adam wnynales, miner, married.
Those believed to be fatally injured
are:
Michael Gatorski. Adam Lotoskl,
Andrew Ratouklski, John Bucho, David
Evans.
Dangerous Undertaking.
When these men were brought to the
surface by the rescuers, the skin hung
In shreds from their bodies.
The work of rescue was DANGEROUS.
as after damp" had accumulated.
The first rescu!ng party went down
the mine and We're driven back and
two men in the party had to be carried
out. A number Of physicians were on
hand and as fast as the Injured were
brought to the surface their wounds
were dressed and they We're sent to
the hospital or their homes.
The force OF the explosion was so
great that It blew down a great section
OF the roof. 1t was thought at first
that there were number Of men back
OF the fall, but at o'clock to-night the
mine officials were Of the opinion that
all Of the men had been taken out. The
accident was due to an employe who
diverted the air course unwittingly, and
allowed the gas to accumulate In the
place where the men were at work. The
latter had been warned IN time to va
cate the place. but they did not think
they were in danger and went on with
their work. The explosion soon follow
ed. The disaster has cast gloom over
the little town. as the miners had Just
celebrated their ending OF the long
strike.
Two more dead bodies were taken out
of the mine at II o'clock tonight. The
victims are:
Michael Gulawehous and Adam Way
males.
Both were married and leave families.
All the missing have been accounted
for.
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Teddy Replies to Dick Croker.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Oct. 3o.-Gover-
nor Roosevelt was shown this afternoon
Mr.. Croker's statement, running as
follows:
Ny advice TO Democratic voters the
country over Is to congregate about the
polling places on the evening OF the
election day. count noses nad then, II
the election returns for Bryan do not
tally with their count. 20 70 Into the
polling places and throw those fellows
In charge OF the returns into the street"
Governor Roosevelt said:
Mr.. Croker seems not TO understand
that II this Indictment to riot and mob
violence at the polls should bear fruit
he would be nm accessory before the
fact The election laws. like all other
laws apply to Mr.. Croker. and to every
one eisc. and Mr. Croker and every one
else must and will obey them"
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decide upon the disposition Of Alvord's

decide upon the disposition OF Alvord's
case.
When Alvord was re-arraigned In po-
lice court this afternoon. Fisher A. Ba-
ker.. counsel for the First National
Bank, said that he had secured n war
rant 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 SO be.
fore the United States courts for trial.
This was opposed by District Attorney
Gardiner. Alvord's attorney appar-
entity took little interest In this part OF
the proceedings. After some discus
sion the whole matter went over until
Tomorrow. Alvord was committed to
the Tombs. 1t appears probable that
there may be a long contest as to jurls-
diction. District Attorney Gardiner
apparently being determined that the
prisoner shall be tried in a state court,
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CONFESSED HE
WAS BRIBED BY
ARTHUR GOEBEL,
Eihley Anderson, Whose Testimony
Caused Powers to be Sentenced to
Life Imprisonment
GAVE PERJURED EVIDENCE.
uom Campbell and Golden in the Con-
spiracy to Secure False Evidence.
Story Told in Detail.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. sO.-Tha
Louisville Evening Post to-day prints
an affidavit of Finley Anderson, tel
esraph operator upon whose testimony
Caleb Powers was convicted OF COM
.plclty in the murder OF Governor Goe-
bel, In which Anderson swears his story
told on the stand at Georgetown. was
perjured. After telling Of q CONVERSE
tlon with Attorney Campbell at Clncln-
natl In connection with the Goe5el
case. he says:
"I remained in Cincinnati after this
conversation with Campbell. and some
time after that Arthur Goebel. In his
store on the fourth floor. where had
gone at his request, asked me II Pow
ers had not in my presence, at Bar
bourville, In January. said to me In
substance these words. referring to
William Goebel, they say he wears u
coat of mail. but It won't do him any
eood.' or something to that effect. I
told Goebel that Powers had never said
anything Of that sort In my presence
to the best OF my knowledge.
Could Not Remember.
"He told me to think and see II I
could not remember It. could not re-
member such remark. and know
that Powers never did make such re-
mark, or anything resembling It, in my
presence; but being urged by Arthur
Goebcl, l finally concluded to state that
he did make such statement and SO
-swore upon the trial. which testimony
was false.
Before making my statement to
Campbell. Wharton Golden told us TO
make it as strong as possible, as they
(referring to Campbell and Goebcl),
would take care of me and protect me.
II have. since such conversation With
Campbell and Arthur Goebel received
/. from Arthur Goebel various sums ag-
gregatlng about $500. and upon one oc-
casion $40 from Justus Goebcl. The last
sum received was or Tuesday, -octo-
Der %, 1900. which was IS given to me
b. Colonel Campbell at his office IN
Cincinnati"
Tells Of Meeting Campbell.
Anderson tells OF meeting Attorney
Campbell In Cincinnati. and continues
IN his affidavit:
Colonel Campbell then told me that
Joe Owens had told him that had said
that Caleb Powers at the hotel in Bar
louisville. prior to the 25th of Janu-
airy. had used these words. speaking
of William Goebel: II We cannot get
him killed and It Is necessary, will
Kill him myself said to Mr.. Camp
bell that had never told anyone any
such thing and that Powers had not
made such a statement to me or any
statement resembling 1t in any way.
Campbell and Owens insisted I had
made such statement, and I after
ward, upon Campbell's suggestion, sat
down and wrote out a statement, in
which Included the foregoing state
ment OF Powers. which was untrue In
every particular and upon the trial OF
Caleb Powers sworc to 1t as fact,
when in truth II was not fact"
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BODIES FOUND
In the Wrecked Tarrant Building.
At Late Hour Thirty.four Were
Still Missing.

NEW YORK, Oct. so.-Ali the efforts
OF the authorities are now directed to
cleaning away the ruins Of the Tarrant
and other buildings wrecked 10 the
great explosion OF yesterday, In the de-
sire TO md out how many bodies arc
buried in them. and to ascertain what
was the cause OF the explosion, The
efforts OF the Searchers for the dead was
rewarded this evening by the finding
OF the remains OF ii. q. a. Schmidt. AZ
No. $50 Clinton street, brooklyn. and
the discovery OF what looks 10 be the
bodies OF three other people. Schmidt
was an sngrsvsr. and had an ofies on
the third fOor OF i0l Warren street. The
body could bc seen planned down un-
der mass OF twisted IRON, bat could
not be gotten at Tonight. Tho iden-
tineatioh was made by = nephew OF
Schmidt
A. the northwest cOracr % the Tar
rant building. at Warren and GrtsE-
wtch streets. a mass VI clothing md In
discriminate articles was come across.
and the mass Yas said 10 be the bodis,
OF three peopls, The srrrnen wsut TO
work with viii to dig out the mas.
and AZ 10 o'clock Tonight brought TO
light n portion OF woman's foot and
the top OF n crushed skull. The skull
had long brown hAlr. attached. and Is
aupposcdiy that OF wofrian.
4 revised list made up At 10 o'clock
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BEHIND The BARS

. . . 4. G I
Is Alvord-Bitter Scrap Between
State and United States officials as
to Jurisdiction in his Case.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3o.-corneltus L.
Alvord. jr.. the embezzling note teller
Of the First National Bank who was
arrested yesterday in Boston, was ar.
raIgned In police court here to-day and
remanded to police headquarters till 8
o'clock this afternoon. In order to give
the legal authorities time to decide
whether he shall be tried before the
United States or state courts. AL
word was accompanied by his counsel.
A conference had been arranged be-
tween United States District Attorney
Burnett and Asa Bird Gardiner, Dis
trict Attorney of New York county. to
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FERRELL GUILTY

Of Murder in the First Degree-Slay-
er of Express Messenger Lane Will
be Electrocuted.
MARYSV1LLE, Ohio, Oct. 3O.-The
fate of Rosslyn Ferrell. charged with
the murder Of his friend, Express Mes
senger Lane, was put In the hands of
the Jury. this afternoon at 4:i0 O'Clock.
Judge Mclhcrn's charge was quite
lengthy. being devoted largely TO In
structions for the guidance OF the jury
In determining the mental status of the
priE5'er 1t the time the crime was COM
mittct.
The Jury at once retired for delIbera-
lion. and ri late hour tonight re-
turned verdict OF murder In the first
degree, without recommendation. The
verdict carries with II the death SEN
trnCe.
FtFFells dcmeanor during the whole
OF the last days proceedings was one
ot apparent indifference. and during the
early Ilart Of the evening. while the
Jury vas debating the question that
meant lic or death 10 him, he was
playing ca-ds In the jail.
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Tremo,1rs san Felt.

CARACAS. Venezuela, Oct. So.-Yes-
terday's earthquake destroyed the town
of Guarenas. resulting In the loss OF
twenty-five lives.
Nearly the entire population OF Car
acas passed last night in the streets oc
squares OF the city. Slight tremors fol-
lowing the severe shocks. have recurred
at varying intervals and still continue,
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Patriotism in the Air.

Special Dispatch to the In,elllEenecr.
SEwBCRG, W. Va. Oct. so.-The
Republicans held a splendid rally at
SewburE Monday night. Patrio;tsrn
was rampant. and this good old Re-
publican district viii do herself proud
on the 9Th Of November. S. Il. Mont
Eomsry. OF this eOuHty. and Col. o. 3.
Reed were the SPEAKER. and they han
died the Issues OF the campaign In u
mastery way.
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EX=PRESIDENT CLEVEL AND DENIES
In Forcble Language the Alleged Philadelphia Times Interview
Says II "Is An Absolute Lie"

PRINCETON NJ j. Oct 3oExPresdent Cleveland being
publication in the Philadelphia Times to-day purpong
interview with him. said
"The whole thing from beginning end absolute B without
the
affords the least
statement already egaphd Philadelphia
The asibed
expression
Mr. morning after the
naming
favor Democratic candidate discussing Bryan
canpaigner
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American League ExpandInv

CHICAGO. Oct :o.-'The American
League will take in Baltimore. Wash
inGton and Philadelphia" sa!d Presl-
dent Ban Johnson. Attrr the meeting
OF the circuit committee. composed OF
Mcssrs, SomerN, Manning. Comiskey
and himself to-day. I'VE will carry out
the plans already announced. The
three clubs to be dropped have not been
decided upon. The league must vote on
that proposition"
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Confirms Scott's Denial.

Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgcnccr.
PARKERsBrRG. W. Va. Oct. So.
Gen. ]. II. syphers, OF Pennsylvania.
who was here last night. stated TINT he
sat next to Senator Scott at the Roose-
vel, dinner. and desired to add his con.
flrma:ion OF senator scott's denial OF
having taken a stand favorable to
trusts. General syphers vigorously
pronounced the story untrue in every
particular.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY

Such rs Has Never Been Witnessed
in Hancock County will be Held
at New Cumberland To-day-Dis-
tinguished Speakers to be Present.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntellisencer.
NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Oct.
so.-The Republican monster mass
meeting tomorrow Is the all-absorb-
ing topic here. The Preparations are
on the largest scale. The county has
been thoroughly advertised, and
marching clubs, Rough Ridsrs, brass
bands and drum corps are coming ga.
lore.
The demonstration part of the pro-
gramme Is assuming u magnitude that
will eclipse the imagination Of the
most ardent enthusiast. All things are
now ready. and II the elements are
With US a crowd OF people never equal
ed In this section of the country will
assemble.
Speak In the Court House Yard.
At the court house a speakers stand
has been erected in the court house
yard that will accommodate the nifty
vice presidents and distinguished citi-
zens who will be present. Rev. ]. S.
Pomeroy has been selected as the chair
man.
The speakers, Hon. A. B. White, can
dldate for governor, Hon. P. A. Shanoi,
of slstersville, and Capt B. B. Dove
ner, Republican candidate for Congress
will be present, and address the peo-
pie. Hon. Samuel George. candidate for
the state senate, and Hon. H. c. Her
vey, candidate for the house OF deie-
gates, will also be present, and take
part In the occasion.
Everything will close for the day, so
as to enable all to attend and make 1t
not only a big Republican boom. but 4
gala holiday. ...
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Students, Franks cnu.o rruph,n.

ALLIANCE. Ohio. Oct. ao.-Threr
students of Mount Union College were
Suspended to-day for participating in
a midnight demonstration. when a
crowd OF students clad in night robes
entered the ladIcs' dormItory and push.
ed the presidents COW Into an upper
hall. whore they tethered II. To-day
about liz students met on the College
campus and decided TO 40 on strike
pending Reinstatement OF the SUSPENDED
men. The faculty. however, remain firm
In their decision
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Hallowe,en Observance.

The annual observance Of Halloween
In this city will partake OF the nature
OF celebrations OF she past, inasmuch
as the irrepressIble small boy will come
nit deeds OF vandalism In destroying
property and carrying away all port
able objects that he can lay his hands
on; the buxom maid will throw beailo
on windows and run and giggle and sa-
Joy herself as only the dear ohild can.
Another feature OF the day that heo
been vogue from time iuimemor,al
''tafty puillnss." will be given IN uu-
rieruus homes about the city.
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DOCTORS WILL CONSULT
To Determine Whether or No Mer-
eury KILLED Millionaire Rice.

NEW YORK. Oct. ,o.-T'hcre Was
brief conference this morning In the
district attorneys once between Dis
trio, Attorney Gardiner. Captain Nc
Cluskuy. Coroner Hart and Prof. Witt
haus over the latter'a finding in his
analySls OF the contents o, the stomach
OF tbs late Millionaire william Rice.
Prof w!tthaua asked for moro time
Until he could consult with DR.. Cur
~. who attended Mr.. Rice In his last
Illness lie said he would not make
the positive declaration that the quan-
tlty Of mercury which he had discoy-
cred was sufficient to XIII until after he
had a talk with Or. Curry. In the
absence OF such declaration, Colonel
Gardiner said nothing can BE- done.
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FnIrlno orator IN n, stnte.

Special Dispatch 10 the !a,eniEspetr.
PARKERSBuRG. W, Va. oct, ss.-
The Republicans held a great meeting
at BsiievnIe. Writ county. last night.
the principal speakers being A. u.
White, candidate for governor, and Ia
mon Reyes L.hla. Filipino. The lat.
ter claimed that the moment Mckinley
was elected the war In the Philippians ;
would cease, the election OF Bryan
being AEulnaldc's toriOrn hope.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. s0.--Jaok
MccleAand, Of Pittsburgh, and Billy
Ryan, Of Syracuse. pulled of lhain
third contest tonight to decide who
WAS tho better In the featherweigits
class. They weighed in ut 122 pounds
and after twenty rounds OF exception.
ally fast and scientific fighting Refereo
Buck" Cornelius declared the bout d
draw. Both men took and gave some
hard punches, and both were strong at
the finish. Mcclclland landed prob
ably oftener than Ryan, but the decd
sion seemed TO bc popular one.
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Democrats Claim New York.

NEW YORK. Oct. so.-Esecutive
Chairman james X. Mcclure, Of the
Democratic state committee. gave out
tonight the first estimate from the
Democratic state committee on how the
state would go. He said: "Our. can
vass Of the state gives Bryan 10000 ma
!orlty. and 1t also shows that the Re-
publicans viii not come to the Bronx
with more than 10000 majority. / have
refralned from making any statements
heretofore until our canvass was COM
plcted. This estimate on our canvass
is very conservative one"
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PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
Proposed by Board Of Army Officers
to be Considered by War Depart
1uent Refnrn Rninn pro-n..lea+ad

floPoseo ny BOARD or Army UHcerS
to be Considered by War Depart
ment Before Being Promulgated.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ao.-Dlspatches
from Manila announcing the determin-
alton to submit the proposed new Phil
ippie tariff to consideration by the war
department here before It Is promul-
gated are confirmed. The tariff was
prepared by board OF army officers
connected with the customs services in
the Philippines. While 1t is under con-
sIderation all complaints concerning It
and suggestions OF those interested
were forwarded 10 the board. After
ward II was sent to the Taft commis-
sion. In whoac hands II has been Idle
for some time. The tariff IL now TO
be sent to the war department. and
will be public to all interested for six
ty days. during which the department
will cndcavor 10 ascertain the views OF
persons In this country MS to any
changes needed. Finally, Il will be re-
viewed by the commission. and pro-
claimed by the war department.
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there were q number on the outskirts
OF the crowd. especially in the windows
Of some buildings opposite the stand,
who. assisted by the usual crowd OF
small boys, did what they could to In
terrupt him. The only. cry that was in
telllgible from the stand was "Hurrah
for Bryant"
First interruption.
Gentlemen" said the governor, II
appeal to you for the honor of that
flag" indicating a large American flag
which was on the stand, but he was
Interrupted by renewed shouts OF "Hur-
rah for Bryant"
Gentlemen" said The governor. ~
want you to reflect what a poor show
Ing you make when you try to inter-
Supt an appeal to the flag"
This remark caused the noise to d.
mlnish somewhat, but It was continued
until the governor finished his remarks.
a great many of the dlsturbers here. as
in other places. were boys, but those
In the windows OF the buildings were
men, one OF them having n megnphone.
Some small boys followed the trains az
It moved away, calling What about the
cnnals?"
Was Raining Hard.
At CanandaIyun, where n good sized
crowd had gathered despite the fact
that 1t was raining hard and the train
WIS about an hour late. the governor
addressed himself on the subject OF
prosperity and on the trust question. BE
said:
Prosperity, like this rain, falls on
the just and unjust. 1t is falling here
on the Just Just ut this moment. but
still It Is falling on the unjust. as Mr..
Bryan Is making O tour Of the state
also"
1t was nfter o'clock when the gov
ernorts train rolled Into Rochester, the
wet tracks and side roads delaying the
party The governor proceeded Mt once
to the halls where the speaking was to
take place. He discussed In the same
general way that he has at other
points, trusts nnd Imperialism.
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EXTENDED DRIVE
Taken by President Mckinley, Ac-
companied by Judge Day-Received'
School Teachers at Night.

~ SSAAooAs ASoSAekS AZ Nibut- iaf-s q
CANTON, Ohio, Oct. so..-The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley
and Judge and Mrs. William r. Day,
took an extended drive to-day. When
they reached the Cleveland axle works,
President Mckinley and Judge Day left
the carriage and paid visit to the club
house erected for the benefit of and con-
Quoted by the employees Of that estab-
liBhment. The President and Judge
Day signed their names In the regis
ter. sas
This evening the President received
the principals and teachers OF the pub
lie schools Of Canton. The function was
held in the homo OF Superintendent OF
Public instruction Prof. G. A. Wight.
The President was accompanied by
Judge Day and Secretary Cortelyou,
and they received In the parlor. each Of
the teachers being presented. After the
yformallties OF exchanging greetings.
tho President and party remained for
some time In informal social intercourse
with the teachers. many OF. whom he
had known personally for many years.
There were several hundred guests at
the function. .sii7. n
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cnAMB1Err MURDER CASE.
Attracting Large crowds-Dr. Bark
hurst Gives Important Evidence.


Special Dispatch to the Intell'Eercer
STEUBENvIDtE, Ohio, Oct. 3O.-
I.args crowds are attending the Cramb-
lett murder trial. D. S. McAIaster to-
day told OF conversations he had with
Crnmblett, in which he made wrong
statements: also OF examining Cramb-
let's shoulder for evidences OF the
.muskcts recoil. and finding none. and
also Of Cramblett coming voluntarily
twice to Mount Pleasant for private eX-
animation. DR.. Barkhurst Identified
the parts OF nusket which he sold
to the crambletts. willltm Miller. n
relative. told Of cramblett telling him
they would have to prove he was at
GosneIls: also to getting the fnuskct
which was secreted In the corn crib at
Cramblett's, and hiding 1t In the woods.
where. Sheriff Porter testified he found
It under Mlller's guidance.