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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-07

Wapakoneta-John Frankenburger,
young man living east of Botkins,
was struck while driving across the
tracks by the north bound Detroit ex.
press and instantly killed. His team
of horses We're cut to pieces and the
engine, when II rived here, was GOV.
cred with blood and pieces OF fesh.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Washington, July 2.-The manage
mont of the pan-American exposition
viii ba disappointed in the hope of se-
curing the great l6-inch rifle which IS
being manufactured for the government.
aud which intended 90 become q part
of the coast defense armament This
biz eun has cost che United SAte about
100000 -o fir. and it IS so far from
completion that Do not expected that it
can ba exhibited before another year
has PASSED. 10 has been suggested, IN
consequence. that it would form q most
interesting exhibit Tor the st. Louis ex'
I position in 1903. as 10 Will probably Dc
mounted by that time aud ready for
truu.u.rtnlUl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
FIRE IN =
Two Person. Drnd sed ssv-r.i .t.t'y an.
iurcd FROM Ca-liius Etp o-.pn.

Two Person. Dsni srd ~.v-r.i ....ty an
iured FROM Ct-liius Esp.o-."u.
Butte. tiouf. July 2. Two dead. two
severely ii DAB, fatally injured, aud a
score or more. more or less hurt, is the
result Of fire which broke out nc the
Pullman lolg.ug house. lIl West Ner.
curry street "a, O'Clock this morning.
The dead arg'
S. M M.y. wuiter. Missoula, Mont
Ole Berg. carpenter, Butte, Mont.
Severely injured;
Billy Ryan. better known A. "Austra.
liam Ryan, pugilist wen known
throughout the Northwest, jumped from
q third story window, seriously injured
about head aud legs
4 man nam.d Camp jumped from q
third story window, internally injured
aud cut about head.
Miss Cry-sl r-1prietross OF the lodg.
ing house, injured about head and in
halng smoke.
4 number " men were experiment.
ing with a gasoline lamp IN q saloon on
tic lower f10r OF the lodging house
when the lamp exploited. scattering the
flames in an directions. The building
was wooden aud before the Ere depart
meut arrived the flames had eaten
through tha lower a11r and were spread
iug % che urpar stories.
TAe lodging house contained about
100 rooms and were probably an occu-
pied but every body escaped exec pt those
mentioned ah0ve. 10 Is remarkable that
moro were ult killed. Il Is not believed
chat amy except che two mentioned per-
! ishei. The property loss Is about 800,
, With no insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
WORK .LIGHTNING.
Eleven Pernns Killed While SEEK
ing Shelter at Chicago.
ONY' ONE ESCAPED.
LighEing Strikes a Pier ON Which the
Crowd Had Gathered 10 Get
Oni " Rain-The Stroke u
Lightning Was Powerful.

Chicago. July "A single stroke of
lightning late Monlly afternoon killed
u persons and probably fatally injured
twelfth. The boys rushed 90 the pier
A. the foot Of Montr1se boulevard 90
seek shelter Suddenly there was a
great fash Of lightning and people liv-
ing in the vicinity heard a terrific crash.
a policeman rushe' % the pier and dis
covered that the bolt had demolished
the pier, which was of heavy construo-
tion. preciptaung the whole structure
into She whtcr.
Knowing that the boys had gathered
there he called amhulances and in half
an hour the bodies were recovered from
the lake. The electric bolt burned ont
the telephone wire. In the vicinity and
Tor time only meagar aud widely va
ryiug reports clud he obtained.
The boys wgre in swimming having
aod 20 the lake to escape the intense
heat. When tine rain began % flll and
10 became evident severe electrical
storm was coming thoy rushed 90 the
shed whore .he.t.r bad been built f0g
the use OF dressing and undressing
Willie Aulron. % years o,i, was th.
only survivor auI ho was badly hurt
The stroke OF lightning was che most
powerful which has struck Boz this v.e.u
| It's in years The roar which iollowe,
. g. was deaioniug The pier was dom1l
. ished in O. triea, giving the boys NOT ODD
slightest chance oi escaping TIN
bathers were mostly from the poore
oT.a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Denver. july ? Judge Iallett Of the
United States district court, denied a
writ OF habeas corpus 20 +. II. Reid, the
Omaha cattle shipper. who was sem
fenced 90 six months Imprisonment by
the district court of Amphoe county
for failure ro pay the state inspection
fee on shipment of cattle from Texas.
Attorney Ralph Talbot took an appeal
% the United States supreme court and
Reid was released on $500 bond. In
refusing 90 pay the state Zee Reid was
acting us agent i0r the National Live
Stock assocntiou which desired de-
c.s.Cn by the supreme court on the
questions involved that viii apply 70
the states
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

ST. Louis, July 2-Louis p Negele.
proprietor Of saloon. was arrested sat
urday night ON complaint Of J. A. Do
lin, a conductor ON the Sixth street line,
who alleges that Negele passed a ooun.
torfeit dollar on him Negele says he
boarded the car aud gave Dolin IA dol
lar, receiving gj cents in change. Hs
rode about six blocks, he claims, when
the conductor walked up aud demanded
another dollar, saying the one Negel,
had given him was counterfeit. Negel,
refused aud the conductor caused hi
arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
Proclamation GO npis,sd.

Washington. July 2. AT the cabinet
meeting today Secretary Hitchcock
informed the cabinet that the proclama'
tion for the opening Of the Kiowa Co
manche aud Apache Indian reservations
in Oklahoma was completed. Tho sec'
rotary Will go over It with the presi'
dent and IL will then be issued. Il will
fix the day Of the opening aad will pre-
scribe the methods and rules to be Oh
served by prospective homes.eadors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Newport. July 2-rhe Constitution
was defeated by the Columbia Monday
by the small margin Of IS seconds in
the first real race in which the new
Herrcshod yacht has participated.
Although the contest from start 20 finish
was close and at time exciting. Ia the
opinion u a majority Of yachtmen in
Newport. the Constitution lost through
misfortune. However, the result u the
contest Is far from conclusive and there
is still much 70 be decided as 10 the
merits Of the two racers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

New Orleans, July 2.-Hardy II
Hargrove, who resigned tho presidency
OF the Southern Industrial association
ON the last day Of the Philadelphia con
vention and who was the father Of the
cotton mill movement in Louisiana and
Mississippi, M well rs veteran Of th,
Picayune stan, died suddenly at his
home In Shreveport. Ia, Monday. H'
had been III Tor months. lie was ~
years OF age. studied law, but took NJ
journalism "a a profession. He was q
lcador In educational circles
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Birmingham. Alo.. July 2-Burgess
Lttle. formerly cashier OF the Shelby
County bank at Monticello. Ala, came
90 Birmingham and surrendered himself
to Sheriff Coleman oi the circuit court.
The Shelby County bank recently closed
its doors and it was alleged that Little
had embezzled $4,000 Of the bank's
funds. Mr.. Little declined 20 make any
statement for publication other than 70
say that he came OF lis own yolition
and surrendered
The shelby County hank suspended
May Z. but no other failures followed
It's closing It was a small bank and
carried only a limited amount Of de.
p0sits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
MIns r,rln.Ieu at carban.

South McAloster, l. T., July Am
explosion occurred In the Kansas and
Texas coal mines at Carbon, /. T., Mon.
day morning 4 number Of miners
were severely burned, three OF whom
were brought 20 the hospital here foT
treatment The cXteut OF the damage
20 the mine Is unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Washington, July 2.-The statement
Of the public debt issued shows that a.
the close Of the fiscal year, June 30.
1901, the debt less cash in the treasury
amounted to Sl,OiL930.l20, a decrease
during June Of slLi8i,37l This de.
crease is accounted for in the main by
An increase In the cash on hand
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Guthrie, July 2.-The steam pipe in
an Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
freight engine burst at Seward. seven
miles south Of here. and George Clark,
the fireman. was blown out of the cab.
He landed ueaFly 30 feet away and was
fatally injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
Carnegie. Gin to detroit.

Detroit, July 2-George W Radford.
mcmber Of the Detroit public library
board. has received a letter from An
drew Carnegie stating that Mr. Carno.
gle will contribute j75p0OO toward the
erection Of a new public library in this
city
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03
No Anthnrltr for Delay.

Washington, July2.-secreury Hitch.
cock has decided that there is no author.
ity Of law permitting delay until Oct.
in the opening Of the Wichita Indian
reservation In Oklahoma ~ desired b.
certain cattle interests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Des Moines. July 2.--Toruadoes are
reported near Holstein. Cambridge and
other Iowa points. Communication
with Cambridge cannot b. obta.aed
from here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Washington. July 2.-The PRESIDENT
has appointed Jack 0ayson, postmaster
Et Prescott. AK.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

South McAlester. 1. T., July 2.-As
Halleyville, /. T., negro teamster shot
and instantly killed H. Dawes, tho sta
bic foreman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Aberdeen. s. ID. July 2-Senator
Kyle died nt 6Oj O'Clock Monday after.
noon. Senator Kyle was stricken ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

his home here about 10 days ago. His
trouble was of malarial origin and r..
suited In % functi0nl n-gcti0u Of the
heart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

city
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-03

Fine healthy young chickens received
daily and sold al lowest prices. Send
or phone us when you want fyes
ora big chicken pie. Always cheapest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-12

Will be sold on the same bar
gain level as all other goods.
While we have your size, come
and get the grandest and best
bargains you ever got.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
SMALLPOX AT LIHUE.

News came by the steamer Mikahala
that a case of smallpox was quaran-
tined at Lihue plantation, Kauai, the
patient being one OF the Porto Rican
laborers sent to the island in the first
consignment. The information was
conveyed to the Board of Health by
Sheriff Couey and the matter, laid be-
fore the meeting yesterday afternoon.
Smallpox was diagnosed by the Govern
ment physician, DR.. Goodhue, and by
DR.. Watt. The house where the patient
lived and the people in 1t are under
quarantine, ard everything Is being
done to prevent the spread Of the dis
ease.
Executive officer Pratt stated that he
had ordered tubes of disinfectant and
fumigating material sent to DIR. Good
hue. which would go forward on the
next steamer. Instructions will also
be sent to the Sheriff and all others in
authority to maintain strict quaran-
tine.
The Board discussed the propriety of
fumigating the mails from Kauai, and
will see that every piece of mail here
after is attended to- The Sheriff will
also be instructed to see that all per-
sons coming from the neighborhood
where the case of small pox originated
are fumigated, and their clothing sub
jected to a similar process.
No physicians will be sent from Hon
olulu. as the Board has implicit conf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
NEWS OF THE WORLD

An exodus from the Klondike is pre-
dicted.
Ex-Secretary Days wife is Ill but
better.
The Italian squadron has sailed from
France.
Many metal manufactures In Chint,
are idle.
La Grippe Is killing many native babies
in Guam.
France will support Catholic claims
against China.
a small party of Bulgarians haS raid
ed Turkish soil
A general strike OF dock laborers will
occur at Genoa.
q, $, Young, California well operator
has disappeared
Portuguese Republican papers violently
attack the Pope.
Col. John r. Mpsick, author OF WORK
on Hawaii, is dead.
Archbishop Keane OF Dubuque has re-
ceyod the Pallium.
FTiCk will establish another great steel
plant In New Jersey.
Queen Alexandra has returned TO Lon
don from Copenhagen,
Japan and Russia may terminate inc
Independence OF Corea,
The Navy Department wants 10000
Naval station IN Lu'on,
There Is little sickness among tn
e. oops IN the Philippines,
A $1,000 artillery target wul be bulll a.
the brooklyn Navy Yard,
Filipino continent on the Island OF ia
my Is favorable 10 peace,
The threatened strike IN the steel IN
dustry may he compromised,
Tho pacific influence u noH upp'lmnsl
IN the Macedonian Congress,
Tho United states Treasury contains
half billion dollars ~ Kola.
care kems pioneers met 40 New
York hotel and hrli a poilaifh
Minister i.naWiH says thai fNnl f'lar
iilnH with Npnntusla aFt restored
President Mckinley VII TffifN Afa'lH
ailn Navel vessels ai san ffanNisr1.
IhH RnffaH Government hAH nRtl lbp
lrnHlfF ~ dfHfi fNr opium HWHhiNp
~ n uparitd ln rHrlH ihHi fH Hiirmpf
laH boon nufr No ahsHfHIHaiH hrIrFtF
WHiffa n hfn lHltf HHrl fHrfHHu
sniY Fi as much aH llf nsfhi} lh ilf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

tniyramy wac not essential 70 saliva
tlon. but the practice was n matter "
individual preference. used that
AGAINST him. saying that " it was up.
tlunHl with on Individual II could vith
ilttlo sacrifice be- rivcn ~ generally.
have often said to him Why not sur.
ndrr lt when the general Interest DO
msuds itf It's at outs with the nine
teenth century ana az the time that
convention was held ! think he honest.
iy Intended 10 give II w. As the pre-.
amblc was adopted u contained one
clause that read such provisions as
may be prescribed by Congress as COM
ditions for the admission ~ the stpte
to the Union shall be inserted here and
shall be irrevocabc without the con-
sent Of Congress. when We Inserted
that clause we expected Congress to
insert clause forbiddinR polygamy.
We aid not want to do It here but ex-
pected Congress TO do II so that II ;he
state had been admitted. then It would
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

VIM. a. Streeter, oldest settler OF San
ia Barbara, is dead.
| Hypnotism has been successful over a
! telephone wire at a distance of RO miles,
E. S. Willard, the famous London ac-
| tor, denounces the American theatrical
trust.
There have been 1872 cases of plague at
Cape Town and there are five new cases
daily.
The recovered Gainsborough painting
will be sold to ]. Pierpont Morgan for
SIZE. 900.
| soldier and two boys were hurt by
an unexplained explosion in ter!in
church
Alexander Agassiz has been elected
president of the National Academy of
Sciences.
Sixteen cases of bubonic plague are re-
ported from Cape Town, including three
Europeans.
Vessels, the peace envoy reported to
have been shot by De Wet, has return
ed to Hebron.
Theresa Vaughan. the actress. has
gone insane over the death of her hus-
band and brother.
Venezuela has been warned by Ameri-
ca, England, Germany and Spain not to
try foreign subjects.
Sir Alfred Miner takes a gloomy view
of the South African situation and
thinks peace is not near yet.
The Canadian landing place for the
Pacific cable will be Barclay Sound, on
the west coaJt of Vancouver Island
George .. Cannon was buried at Salt
Lake with imposing ceremonies. Presi-
dent Snow was the principal speaker.
Cashier Lewis of the Farmers Nation
al Bank of Vergennes, VT, has been ar
rested for mlsappropriation of funds.
The bars of gold lost aboard the Kali
ser Wilhelm der Crosse have been recov.
cred. They were hidden on the ship It
self,
III Kon Ho. Korean Minister OF JUS
tice has been condemned to death for
participating In a conspiracy against the
Empress,
An Italian composer has written an
opera, by order OF Emperor william, on
a Hohenzolern theme, which WIN be
performed at Berlin
Richard Ponnofeather Rothwoll Is dead
at his home I'm New York, As "A mining
engineer of distinction IN his profession
aud as a Journalist few men In MS zen
GRAFTON have equailed Mr.. holhwells
services in the cause Of Industrial hel-
once. lie was born AT lngersoll, ont
Canada May !, 1881
Vancouver dispatch Of ApHl " says
By Tie explosion ~ tho boiler on tho
fl,er steamer Ramona This afternoon
4 ur persons were kllledl outright am Fil
olhaFs we're ssrousy injured, The afai
intlude tNo women Who we're pahHnn'
gtTs un thf steamer, And iNe deek hlnnh.
40 the Injured ihe puIssf ana lhg uiNls
viii probably dir,
William LAbaii, assistant Hekpi nFeAi
flf 49, Santa ~. captured ana raHra
masqulio yesterday mnTnirF slRlih'A ~
hr lhs lAfFrHi ang hffrfHi fftf rt'h ~
thlH affu0n ~ fhp rauniFff lahAh AiH
fairffH ihr iufHrf pfFlfl pn th hh
stand M thr counter ~ % 0fu iAli
~ lHTi i0NF Hna elaHaa ehNNi sh lhtA
hlHh Qah,fipH pallf hfHH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
RAPID TRANSIT UP MANoA.

After several months of negotiating
the contract has finally been closed be-
tween the Trustees of Oahu College
the Island Realty Company and the
Rapid Transit Company. by which the
to run up Manoa Valley.
The contract, which has just been
signed, and which assures urban trans
portation for Manoa dwellers at an
early date, provides for the construc-
ton OF road Immediately by an out
side contract, so that the regular con-
struction work OF the Transit Company
will not be interfered with.
The line Will leave Wilder avenIe nj
PunahOu street, going up the Manoa
road TO Rock hin, et which point II en-
ters College HIS and follows the main
boulevard through that suburb, 1t also
extends through the grounds OF the Is
lard Realty Company beyond the Coop
er homestead
As the materials for the track are al
ready here II is expected that this line
viii be completed and In operation with
in three or four months, as the contract
stlpulates that this line shall be oper-
a'ed as soon as constructed.
This contract may be said to mark
an era OF development IN the city mas
much as II enables direct transporta-
ton for the first ~ the new suburbs,
ana this IN connection with the general
favor with which Manoa Valley In held,
win irsure rapid settlement IN that
very desirable section OF the city,
The line IL 10 be practically paid for
by the two companies interested, IN orr
dor 90 make Immediately available
their residence lands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
TOM FITCH
is HERE

Tom Fitch Is here on his fortieth OF
nnicth migration IN search of the foun-
tain OF eternal office holding Tom Is q
lively old campaign orator Of the res
onnnt school, and has raised his
voice In every Western state that was
about to elect a Senator and In every
Territory where there might be need NJ
Governor. He usually builds or buys
house-for, owing 20 the bequests of
. sister, Tom has n comfortable income
makes a speech assuring the voters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
TnNlf8 nWnHAN WAS WlLIlRd

That evidenced t0 my mind that
nHFham fpurF ui ihai time Nab w'lls
HH i1 Elfe up thr pTar'l.p ~ palYFa
my ln YirN nf iha manner in Nhlah
tHa Mormon people Fur hrIUH Haf.
aHsUi IA lhai ilfnr I sac nHi wurb saff
uf.i IA ihH action nn nsrlf pafi.
.tHfhHm flurF uafa la aay ~ mr thal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

A Denver diHultrh FayHi lt 10 an
naunfed ihat D. q Wolyefinn, a ysifrr
Hu pf0apf Hiur. when searching f0F fopr
prF. stumbled upnn na esiinrt crater
hnm Nhifh hhi DYrfnaNff sAsi quHnil-
iirH - WHnFHrrFr non. ahs deposit De-
WHHH iHHHHirF ItHIf Hfa Hir0 fHiH A.
ia raai afparlfs in fNf sams gldniiY fH.
Freffa HTs FHnNiHH a IIHa f2F d ifHnrh
faifaHa h.m iliIif nIsHta ~ ihs hpH
sha fasl hfIlr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOMIC
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion OF car
bonic gas in the flow of the furnace
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel.
These machines are now in use at
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mill, Kekaha Mill and the Kukaiau
Mill, Hawaii.
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau, Hawaii, Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
If the use OF one oil
our registers

Add to your daily profits during a yeaa
w working days. the sum OF
i've cents, IL WILL pay IN per cen
annually;
Ten cents, 1t will pay 16 per cent an
iually;
Fifteen cents, 1t will pay 22h per cent
annually.
Twenty cents, it will pay 80 per cem
-n..ually.
Thirty cents, II will pay IS per cent
nnually;
Fifty cents, 1t will pay rs per cent
annuany.
Wouldn't 1t be good thing for you 10
t least investigate our registersT
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
DAYTON, OHlO.
F. T. P. WATERHOUSE, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26
I.atiar Ffon ~ nsgm0ua

idlief haffu.tn a. itf Hf aUunH.
~ meaapfs " msn fnmlsai.s nss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

,a.ar r0iRl W. fo'ss ss. e s.g.l ..a p0S'i Ea3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-22
A Model Community.
William f. Curtis In the Chicago Record Her

William f Curtis In the Chicago Record Herald.
Captain Ellison A Smyth is generally
recognized as one of the ablest and fore
most business men Of the south. He Is
president of the Pelzer Manufacturing Com
pany which owns four Of the biggest cot
ton mills In South Carolina. They are stu
ated in the town OF Pelzer. in the Piedmont
region. in the western part of the state.
Pelzer offers an interesting subject for
the study of sociologists, being a successful
enterprise and a notable example OF a mt
nicipality governed by a corporation. It is
similar to what Pullman used to be- ond
like Calumet, Mich, which Is owned by the
copper company. There are about 6,0O0 in
habitants at Pelzer. all white. although a
few colored families live around the out
skirts Of the town, outside its limits. There
Is no mayor, no common council, no poIice
or government of any sort: no taxes-for
they are all paid by the corporation; no
lawyers and only three doctors. who ere
provided by the owners OF the mills: no
saloons. no cigarettes. no poverty and very
little vice. There are twelve stores all
rented by different merchants.
Captain Smyth is the czar, an absolute
monarch who rules Pelzer with mercifui
hand. and enjoys the confidence and the
respect Of the community. all of whom are
employed by. or are, directly or indirectly.
dependent upon the mills. It is paternai
form of government, and in many respects
q model.