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Five Mill Workmen Meet
Instant Death at
fitisburg.
A DOZEN WERE INJURED.
The Black Diamond Steel Plant
Entirely Wrecked by
Disaster.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. 2o.-Thc boiler
OF the Black Diamond Steel Works "H-
ploded at 40 this morning. At least
five were killed. At the Yves: Penn Hos
pital there are eleven injured. Only two
bodies have been recovered up to this
time.
One OF the large boilers on the north
side OF the mill next to the Allegheny
Valley Railroad tracks blew up. bring
ing death and injury to tho men EN-
ployed and completely wrccking the
building with all the machinery In Il.
Fire caught and spread to the building
in tho rear. occupied by the Mcneil
Boiler Works. which was soon reduced
to ruins.
Owing to the breaking OF wires II was
some time before nm alarm OF fire could
be turned In. and then 1t was from
Twenty-e!ghth street.
Telephone messages brought nmbu-
lancss. and the larger number OF men
soon on the scene began the work OF res
cue. In shor, time eleven men had
been taken gu. and sent 10 the West
Penn Hospital.
1t was some little time before any
!, dead were found. and then the LJdles
were SO badly mutila,ed as TO be uurec-
ognizable. One mans head was gone
and part OF his legs. only the trunk and
arms remaining.
In the bar mill were three boilers
which were located on the side neares,
tho railroad cracks. Near the boilers
were the small rollers which were being
run at the time OF tn. tNp;osion.
Pieces OF the boilers were carried
through the building out to Thirtie,h
street by the force of the explosion.
ether pieces went through the roof
The Interior OF the building was an In
extrica5lc tanglo OF machinery and de
bris OF all kinds. The structural iron
of the building was broken and twisted.
giving further evidence c: the terrible
force Of the explosion, Windows In the
dwellings on the opposite side OF the
street were broken.
The Mcneil boiler plan, comes RICH;
up to the boiler mill. and II speedily
caugh; fre and WAS totally destroyed.
There were no workmcn there at night,
Mos; OF the mem employed n, the
Black Diamond ass negroes
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MISSING SINCE THE 18TH.
Mother Says Post-Onice Clerk TO-
nan Disappeared Will. DcmcntrL

Mrs. j. Roman. OF No. East one Hun
dred and Twelfth street. reported to the
police to-day tina, her dementcd son.
Thomas J. Roman, thIrty-c!ghi yenrs old.
has been missing since Dec. 10.
he was employed as a clerk In the
Post.Otiice. Station Is, He LEI; Inc
citation on the morning OF the lath with
she Intention OF going to his home in
3ouSt Vernon and hasn't been seen
@1nce.
He Is about Ave feet 1--WE !nchcs tall.
@! light complexion. sandy hair and
blue eyes He wore n blue oyercont
dark cheek trousers. black derby and
lace shoes.
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TRAIN SMASHED TRUCK.

PATTERSON. y. j.. Dec. 2o.-An cast
bound Erie express train struck 4
truck on the Crooks avenue crossing
at Lakcview early to-day. and william
Cook. the owner OF the vehicle. was
thrown TO the ground and his spine in
jured. Albert Cannon. who was also
IN the wagon, Escaped unhurt. That
:Sey were not killed seems remarkable
There IL no ilagman at the crossing.
and the mon DID not hear the bell and
whistle OF the locomotive. The wagon
was demolished. but the horses were
only slightly scratched.
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BACHELORS TO ENTERTAIN.
Newark. Assembly Hail VIII isr |,
brilliant \HaiI.
.sr..lAl 10 The Er,nlns Wnrld

NEWARK. \. J.. Dee. @,-Arran-c
mcnts have ben completed FOR the hrs
assembly ball 10 DO given ~ tho bacht-
Tors OF ScwarIant hrmofy Hall Dec. e.
Invitations FOR the event ilav" bs.n
lssu,.. and It promises to he IN" so,'"iy
AFFAIR OF the season
The committee ~ charge 8: the ar.
rangemcnts are; Nelson Ahcci. Nt'l.s VI
r. Garter. IT.. Francis chili. Jr.. Stock
ION b. coult, Charles A. clifford. Oliver
". Jackson. Arthur II Mike. Ccrt.
lnnLt Parker. IT,. Robert " D'Gorman,
Edward II. Wright, PR. iionFy Young.
jr, and Bcekman llsicy
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Not n 1.on.-co Trus1.

In these days OF combinations and
trusts. leading concerns organized Tor
tne FOOD OF The public are sometime.
N rongfully taken az such,
3 The Frisch Cigar Store Company. re.
eently organized In the State or New
York. 10 not controlled by the trust. The
5purpose OF tho Frtsch Cigar Store Com
any Is 70 give the best value In smoke
Eur the lowest price and to have stores
aEaryHhere for the convenience OF the
za1oking public.
10y frer--a gentle hint for the Siat
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FISHING FOR GOLF BALLS.
Indians Recover Them in Quantity
From Mooschead Lake

Moosehead Lake Me, July SIN
dian boys here who are not old enough
to guide regularly have stumbled upon
novel way of earning money The golf
links are close 10 the waters edge and
of late scores Of balls have been driven
into the water Seldom does a player
take the pains to fish them out The
other day an Indian boy caught a large
lake trout. or togue. and inside the FISH
were five balls At a Kineo store he re-
ceived % cents for them. The next day
several of the boys fished over the links
and at dark cashed in forty balls from
a dozen togue for something like 81 The
togue they threw hack into the water
r~ha Nf0Osehead t0Gue, which attains
great size. twelve and fifteen pounds, evil
IDENTIFY looks upon the golf ball as some
new variety Of fly Matched out for its
sDaciaI benefit.-New York Evening Sun.
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The Beaneaters took both games Of the
double-header at Cleveland yesterday
with little trouble. the Spiders being I'M
able TO do much with the delivery Of
either Lewis or Cuppy. The scores:
Roston-.,.- -. . 0 0 . 80 y 0
Cleveland. 3 Q o 0 0-3 ,
Batteries-Lewis and Shrek; Scott and
Yeager.
Two-base bits-shfebecEz, Beck. Collins,
Ferris. Home rUns-FTeeuan 2. First
base OF baIls-On Scott ,. Sacrifice hit
Parent :. Struck out-By Lewis !. list
by pitcher-BradIey- Double DIay-CO--
Inns. Ferris. and Freeman U-7pire-Con-
molly Time Of game, 1 hour and 50 min
utes-
Boston. l 0 Q ola Il 10 IS 2
Cleveland. . 0 q s 3
Batteries-C uppy and Shrek; Bowling
and Wood.
Two-base hits-BradIey. Dowd Collins
Schreck. First base on baIIs-On DowI-
ing (, off CupDy /. Stolen bases-Picker-
ing. Freeman, Parent Ferris. Shire OK
Sacrifice hits tahI, Collins Struck out
BY Bowling I, by Cunpy L Double
plays Parent. Ferris. and Freeman:
Beck Shicbeck. and La Chance Wild
Understanding 3. Passed baIl-WOod
UmpiTe-Counolly- Time of game, l hour
and - minutes.
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p II L


The Orioles lost the first game of the
Western series at Chicago yesterday The
contest was a pitchers battle after the
first inning. Callahan getting a shade the
better Of the argument The score
RHE.
Chicago. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Ix-4 10 /
BaItimore.--- 0 0 o 0 "a @
BatteTies-CaIlahan and Sugden; Nops,
Bresnahan- and Robinson
TWo-base hitg-Hny Callahan McEar-
land. DOniin. Three-base hit-Mertes.
Sacrifice hits-Hoy. Brodie, Nops- Stolen
bases-W illiams. Robinson. Double play
Mcfarland 10 Sugdeu- Struck out-By Cal
lahar- /; by Nops, 2. Bases on baIls-OT
Callahan !: off Nops. / Wild pitch
NopS. Hit by baII-Hart and Dunn. Time
OF game. I hour and - minutes. Umpire
-CantiIliou.
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Milwaukee Easy for Philadelphia.

The Brewers proved the easiest kind of
plucking for the Quakers at Milwaukee
yesterday When MaCk-s Athletics were
not making hits the nome team was max
ing misplays- The score:
Ri z
Milwaukee 0 0 0 o 0 l 0-I >
Batter1es-Fr5ser and Powers; Sparks
and Conner.
THo-Dase hits-Dolan. Fraser Sacrifice
hit-Sey boId. Bases on baIls-On Sparks.
1; off Fraser, !. Hit by pitCher-Sparks, /
Stolen baseS-Anderson, Gilbert. Cross
Struck Out-By Sparks. ,; by Fraser, :.
Double pIays-Dolan 10 Lajoie TO Davis.
Geier 20 Gilbert, FrieI to Gilbert to Dono-
hue COnTOy u, DoHGhge to COnnOT. Con
roy TO Gilbert 10 Donohue. Gilbert to Con
roy to DonOhue. Cupire-Sheridan. Tine
Of game, I hour and 20 minutes
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bred where It was given affair and faith
full trial. BY that record you have only
two chances in a hundred of failure and
ninety-eight chances of being restored
to perfect health. It is worth trying.
Abrau Freer. Esq. of Rockbridge. Greene Co,
III. writes ~ Nv wife had a severe attack of
pI-urisy and lung trouble; the doctors gave her
up to die She commenced taking Dr. PieTCe's
Golden Medical Discovery and she began to
improve from the first dose. BY the time she
had taken eight ten bottles she was cured,
and It the cause Of a large amount being
sold here 7 think tbs Golden Medical Dis
Covery' Is the best medicine II the world for
lung trouble
FREE Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser containing over thou
sand large pages is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay expense Of mailing only
Send II one-cent stamps for the book IN
paper Covers, or 81 stamps for the cloth
bound volume Address Dr.. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, \. Y.
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How the Clubs stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The Senators gave the Tigers hard
rub for the game at Detroit yesterday
but the home team was little too strong
at the bat 10 stand off long enough for
Washington to win. which they threat
ened TO do up to the eighth inning.
Dale Gear was hit rather hard by De
tToit, but his support prevented the Tigers
from scoring very often The lead of
one run taken by the Michigan lads in
the eighth was more than Washington
could overcome, however. as Sievers
pitched steady bail all through and kept
the hits scattered in such manner as to
do little damage The score:
Detroft---.... 1910 O-4 IS
Washington. . 0 Q o e-3 8 .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miller, Yeager. and
Buelow. Gear and Clarke
Two-oase hit-Quinn- Three-base hit
Gleason Sacrifice hits-Nance, Farrell,
DUNCAN, Quinn. Stolen bases - Gear,
Holmes Crockett First base on balls
OF Siever, 1: off Miller. l: of Yoager, ];
Oft Gear, / Struck out-By Siever, /; by
YeageT. l. by Miller. / by Gear. > Double
plays-Clingman and Quinn: Farrell, IN
assisted UmpiTeS-HasKeH ana Manuas-
ssu- Time Of game, hour ard 45 min
uIeS-
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news OF DEAL EFFECTIVE.
Prices Advance Again on Northern
Pacific Settlement.

Western Securities the Features De
spite the Continuance of the Hot
weather in the Corn BcIt-Thc
CCaEers TriHc RcHctionary.
NEW YORK. July 1S--The Stock Mar
ket opened active and generally at ad-
vances in comparison with yesterday
final prices. with a movement in the main
largely continuation of the recovery
which developed yesterday in connection
with the important announcement re-
spectiUE the rCarra ugsment of the North
eTG Pacific beard Of directors. with all
which that implied in the way Of the IS
tablishm,nt of complete harmony among
the railways west Of the Mississippi
River
The anthracite coal stocks We're again
heavy being depressed by the uncertain
ty as to the upShot of the labor troubles
affecting them. The United States Steel
issues were heavily dealt in, but were
only fairly steady. chiefly because Of the
absence Of any favorable developments in
the strike situation in that property
Exceptionally extensive advances were
scored in Union Pacific and St Paul
which stocks were the leaders of the rail
way list other strong features were
Missouri Pacific. Texas and Pacific. Penn
sylvania. and New York Central
Manhattan was the feature of the To-
cal traction group in rapid advance on
large dealings which were not. however
attended 10y any particular news in reIa-
ton to the property
The composition of the Northern Pa
cific Board was the chief subject Of dis
cusSion and for the time being il over
Swallowed even the agricultural situation
and the labor difficulties in various direc-
tiors.
London prices for American stocks
showed irregular changes in comparison
with yesterdays local closing figures and
the dealings here fOF-foTeiEn account were
conducted on both sides Of the market In
general way the advices from the ag-
TlcUltural sections were encoura glng as
further rains were reported throughout
tt STauGht-stSicken region.
radinE continued exceedingly active
after the openirg and the tone Of the
market was we'll maintained F.xpect@-
tons Of very favorable bank statement
on Saturday. together with the nronOunc-
ed case in money contributed their part
TO the general SteadiuesS-
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Government Bonds

The market opened very strong and
with sharp advances over night in the
grangers and many other securities, as
had been expected by careful people The
announcement of The great community Of
interests plan cOnsummatiOn was Of such
overwhelming Importance that the crop
and strike developments were for the
time at least almost forgotten. The sue
CeSsfIi completion Of this plan must be
considered q strong bull argument. and
one that VIII be felt perhaps for years
10 come It is hardly ~ be doubted that
il viii result IN big increases in earnings
on all the Western lines Another factor
Of moment was the announcement that
the Erie, first preferred stock. has been
given dividend At the rate Of per cent
per annum. the first in ten years
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Personal EIpeElance Of a Dentist.
LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or CoLUABIA-ADA l. FRENCH vs.
GEORGE K. FRENCH Equity No 2Z384.
On motion Of the petitioner. bF her solicitors.
Douglass & Douglass and Joseph D. Wright il
is this 10Th day Of july. 1901, ordered that the
defendant George h French, cause his appear
snce 70 be entered herein on before the frSJ
rule dsy occurring forty days after this day;
otheryVize the cause viii bc proceeded with as in
case Of default. The object OF this suit T. to
obtain aa absolute divorce on the grounds Of
cruelty Provided a cops Of this order be pub
Iished once q week for three successive weeks
before said date u the Washington Law Re
uorter'' and TIE Washington Times
(seaL) A B. HAGNER AsSo. Justice
A true copY-Tesl-
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
b. HARVEY GIVEN, Asst. CLERK.
I1Is Isl
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ment viii be with regard TO the Gould
consolidation and one tip today was that
developments should occur in this direc-
ton within the next few days 1t Is be-
yOnd question that general reorga MIA
tioa Is in contemplation in the Southwest
and people that ought to know say that
work on the preliminary plans has been
completed Possibly however, formal an
nouncemeut of the deal viii be held back
for tire in order that some good news
may be in reserve TO Offset any possible
bad developments in the crop outlook or
the steel strike situation. Missouri Pa
ed by the deal were in demand this morn
ing Missouri Pacific at one time getting
as high as It's On the reactions these
stocks are considered a purchase by many
careful people
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once hop ef e 5
cases y given up by
doctors, and who
were perfectly and
permanently cured
By the use OF Dr.
PIerCe's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Nothing is more
sure than that
thousands Of men
and women with
diseased lungs 5,
obstinate coughs,
hemOrrhage, ena-
citation and night
sweats, have been
restored to perfect
health by the use
of the v DisCov-
cry" VIII It cure
YOU ?
II has cured in
ninety-eigl1t cases
out of every hun
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AS was TO have been expected there was
some reaction after the opening, prices
declining fractionalIy in some instances,
and for point or more in others. but in
no case getting much below the high lev
e reached last night Before noon an
other rally occurred The s0Haevy hat less
jubilant tone of the market after the
opening should be attributed, of course
10 the fact that the weather is still very
not in the West and the strikes Of the
steel workers and the miners StiH unset
tied The good news being out it was
only natural that people should take
profits and that the bears should take
advantage Of this TO hammer the ma EIlet
again Il Is probable that for 4 time the
market VIII be unsettled, with gains and
declines from day TO day and no partiC-
uiarly strong tendency in either direction
manifest Careful people however are
expressing the opinion that the market
VIII be purchase on the declines rather
than q sale on the rallies.
There is a belief ia weE-iuforned quar-
ter that the next important announce
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The Erie securities were fairly strong.
though the effect of the strike of the en-
sineers in the mines tended TO nullify the
good news regarding the Erie dividend 1t
should tie remembered that the strike is
likely 10 be settled shortly and that the
dividend on the other hand indicates that
the company is in the most satisfactory
condition in its history No dividend has
been declared on this stock since the
company was organized ana none has
been paid on any Erie security since 1891.
The company would have continued its
unqueStiOuabIy II il had not felt very sure
that IL is now permanently on a sound
and profitable footing. The stock is en-
Titled TO I per cent dividend. and there IS
good reason to suppose that the rate viii
ke increased in the near future # business
continues as good as it has been for the
past six months and If the strike does not
cost heavily
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Many visiting players declare that
Washington is the headquarters for the
Baseball Knockers Club. as they never
knew Of sue. liberal roasts to be handed
around When q player who has incurred
the 6ispleasure of the fans attracts at
teutiOn to himself by making a play
whether it be good or bad
Tommy Leahy, who was signed by
Connie Mack about month ago TO help
Powers out in the backstOp department
of the Athletics, has been released.
The Boston Nationals have signed Ed
Cramer, formerly a shortstop in the Cum
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

DUNCAN makes an ideal first baseman
Sammy handles all sorts Of throws well
and frequently saves his associates from
being credited with errors. and seldom
fails to land on the leather for safe
over.
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HOPELESS Ga SIS.

When the doctor leaves and SAYS the
case IS hopeless, what remains TO be
done2 Nothing, if the doctors word IS
final Much, i you viii listen 10 the
statements of men and women who were
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
heTland Valley League. who is to don
the windpad and mask for the Societies.

Henry Alexander Of New York and Al
bert Hopkins. of Baltimore. have been
engaged by the French Minister of Pub
lie Instruction. to teach the young mes
sieuTs how to play the national game Of
America
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New York stock Exchange.

Co--a~tad daily kr " B Hihhz * Co. mem
he-S II the New FORK Stock Exchange. I4I9
Street
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odd Reliable Mcclure. who once wore
a Washington uniform. and who is at
present putting Up his same old steady
game behind the bat for Brooklyn viii
soon reacn the twenty-yeaT mark as a
N sehaI nlaEar.
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EVANS & COMPANY.

lUs Q 81 \ v
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WANTED-To borrow 500 from private party.
good security and interest Address BOX 5G.
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- 4 Mountain 90 -
o9.OO Excursion , .oO
To Hotel Chautauqua,
M0TNTATN - PA


THE SUMMIT OF THE ALLEGHANIES
Friday and SATURDAY. July 70 and o. until Mon
day evening
Delightful fambles quiet hooks, r=stful retreats
delightful scenery so feet above sea level.
ROund-tTiP tickets including lodging and meals
at Hotel Chautauqua until Monday evening . 60
Railroad tickets extended 10 days or more pay
ment OF $50 additional and hotel accommoda-
tons for same extended time at $50 20 s. 50
per day Hotel coach free
Trains leave B. and O. station at 10 a. n.
Friday. the 18th and 1906 a. m and 3:45 p.
Saturday, both Tickets on sale at B. and
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Sugar was again strong this morning
There have been no new developments re
Earding the company.
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Chicago Grain ana PROVISION Market,
Corrected daily bv " B. Hibhs & Co., nera-
beTs Of the New York STOCK Ixcuauge, I4I0
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HERE is your opportunity TO procure q lean
on your furniture or piano from private party
at low rate Address BOX geo. this ofhce
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Money to lend on furniture end
pinnOsE lowest rates. MASTERS &
Co, Room, "a, WardeF building.
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MONEY TO LOAN at 81 20 per cent, In sums
of 81 900 to $1,000 on D. C. real estate; pay Of
5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical considsra-
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CoLIIT-
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER. Rooms
90 and -. MetzeIott Building. ITO St.
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MONEY LOANED salaried people and retail mer
chants upon their names without security
easy payments. TOLMAN. Room a. g0s-0I4 C
st.
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WHAT IS FAlRER

Than straigh. business proposition to lend You
money to help you out Of diffcuitiesg II Won
have Furniture, Piano, other good security
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Us and get at the bottom OF our business methods
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WANTED-To form the acquaintance Of q Young
white lady from Twenty-Five 20 thirty years oh
jrct matrimony- Address Bon 81, this Office
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" csts-rn Securities the Features De
spite the Continuance OF the Hot
weather in the Corn Bcit-Thc
CcaIers Trinc Rcactionary.
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There is a belief in weI.-informsd quar-
teTs that the next important announce