The Sunday globe., 1901-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
What the Wires Brought to The
Globe Last Night.
SHE ELOPES WITH A MUSICIAN
Does this Princess, but Upon Being OIertaken
Shoots Herself-GOd Discovery In Mon
tana-A Jantors Trusl-yOung Lady Town
Marshal Holds the lob But One Oay-BOdy
OF Murdered Woman Found

OF Murdered Woman Found.
Helena, Mont, Aug. lO.-An old
fashioned mining stampede has been
started to the Big Snowy Mountains
by the discovery Of rich gold bearing
copper and sand carrying free gold. 1t
has practically depopulated several
towns along the Montana Railroad
and is continually drawing more peo-
pie to the scene Of the new discovery.
Vienna, Aug. lO.-An elopement
which parallels that Of the Princess
Chimay, with the exception that the
ending in this case was quick and
tragic, has been reported here. The
Princess Olga Semonowski the daugh-
ter Of a Russian magnate Of royal
blood, eloped with gypsy musician
at Ballaton, Hungary, The Princess
visited the restaurant i'm which the
gypsy performed, and fell in love with
him and he with her, and the couple
elOped after the musician had COM
pleted his work of the day. The father
and brothers Of the Princess started in
pursuit, and on the second day caught
them. The gypsy was thrashed and
the Princess told she had disgraced her
family, She was handed a revolver,
with which she shot herself
Cleveland, Aug, lO-Keeper Thos.
Wilson. his son NOryal, and William
Roach, had narrow escape from being
burned to death on board the lightship
OF Port au Pelee Passage The boat
caught fire in some unknown manner,
and the men endeavOred without avail
to eNtinguish the flames. Several bar
rels of oil on board also began to blaze,
and the vessel soon burned to the
waters edge The three men escaped
on board the lumber laden vessel Co
dorus, which was near enough to ren-
der assistance.
Chicago Aug L0.-Janitors in this
city are forming a trust called the
Janitors' Protective Association, and
declare it is designed for the ameliora-
ton Of the condition Of those who are
in charge Of Office buildings and hats. -
The association now has $50 members.
Bridgeport, Aug. lO--Three skele-
tons were dug up near here by work
men while eXCavating for the fOuuda-
tion Of a new railroad bridge. The
spot where the bodies were found was
made ground from mud taken from
the harbOr. The police believe the
skeletons are relics Of a mysterious
crime committed along the water front
years ago
Pottsville, Pa. Aug. lO.-The finding
Of the body of Mrs. Seth Davis on the
hillside near here is regarded as proof
that her husband, who hanged himself
last Saturday, had murdered her. The
pair were last seen together 10y their
daughter on Friday, when they were
supposedly on the way to Pottsvlle.
Only the man reached Pott,yille, and
there was strong suspicion that he had
made way with his wife.
Wichita, Kan, Aug. 1O.-NIi,s Mat
tie Helen Beals, the young woman
who drew a farm near IaWtOn, came
home tonight. Mis-, Beals was mar
shal Of the new town of Lawton for
one day, and she says that was enough.
She had AN encounter with Bat Carr,
which gave her as big a shock rs when
she heard the news that James Wood
had taken all the land ON the north
side of the LaWtOn town site, Miss
Beals said, ~ am mighty glad To get
out Of LawtOn. Such shooting, drink
ing, rObbing, and killing you never
saw. 1t makes me shudder | don't
think there are a dozen women on the
town site, But those there are well
treated -
Philadelphia, Aug. lO.-NaXimiian
Mauasse, nephew Of a wealthy Berlin
banker committed suicide by shooting
himself hecausA his uncle had cut him
of i'm his will with $40 NIanas e eX-
peCted to receive $iO,O ,OOO He received
a letter telling him he wa, to receive
only $40.
Berlin, Aug. lO-The Manufacturers
Association of Cologne has adopted
resolution declaring hat the new tariff
bill brings many surprises and disap.
pointments "Iudu-try must ener-
getcally demand, says the resolution,
that adequate protection be adopted
against the OverpOWeriug competition
of the United States, and the present
bill does not offer -uillcieut guuran-
tee against this competition
san francisco, July lO-Chief Sey-
mour, of the local de ectiye bureau,
claims to have already secured sutli-
cient evidence against John Winters,
the man arrested yesterday, to posi-
lively identify him ms one of the men
who robbed the Seby Smelter Works
of gold bullion valued at $3.50 600.
Winters di~claims all knowledge Of the
robbery, but the indications are that he
i guilty, as many discriminating ar
article have been found ion his cabin.
London, Aug lO.-A special dispatch
from Rotterdam says the mental con-
ditiou of Mr.. Kruger is arOu-iug serious
apprehension. a specialist i'm nervous
diseases has been summoned 10y tele-
graph from Berlin.
Conuellsville, Pa Aug. lO-Ruu-
ming at a speed Of fifty miles am hour,
the third section Of the Baltimore n
Ohio Atlantic City excursion train
plunged into the rear end of the pre-
ced ing section at Confluence, thirty
miles east Of here, and ten passengers
were seriously injured, two of whom
are not expected % recover
Liverpool, Aug. lo,-Capt. Dingle,
Of the wrecked Leyland Line steamer
Assyran. was found responsible for
her loss by the Board Of Trade inquiry.