New-York tribune., 1901-07-29

Keene. n H. July 2S.-A fire early this morning
in St James-st., caused loss of about $4,000 to
the company of which $4,000 is on stock and $500
building. Insurance, $4,000
saco Me- July 2S-The three-masted schoone,
E /. White loaded with coal, that has been ashore
in saeo River for three DAYS in the channel near
up the saco River.
Detroit July 2S.-The News-Tribune a naphtha
launch used 10 deliver newspapers to the residents
of the Lake St Clair flats capsized about two
den sq1all Miss Maud Randall Of this city So one
OF the . four passensers was & drowned The captain
Gloucester. Mass. July 2S-The schooner Brig
anza arrived here from the fishing grounds to-
crew Frederick sampson and Vincent Dillon Of weTs eyr
probably lost while tending travis. Sampson be-
\. F. on the trip two Of the schooner Thaiia's 5
crew became separated from their vessel and
their own vessel.
Scranton, Penn. July Is (speciap-In the raids on
speakeasies' the police arrested Stephen Misier Of
Providence. Msler had constructed a we'll In his
garden. where he kept his beer for Sunday trade
up the strange defence that he did not sell in
fined $50. "e was
dwelling house of F. P. Cunningham the home of
Dr. Dow the only church in the village. and the
school building at West Topsham. VT. were burned
this morning. causing loss of $4,000. The build
ngs snt DESTROYED M comprised nearly all of the business
stable from an overturned lantern.
Denver. July 2s.-Wilam Radcliffe. owner OF the
lease on the Grand Mesa Lakes in Delta County
has been summoned to Washington for consuIta-
tion with the State Department. This gives an
international aspect 70 the recent shooting of two
men by deputy game warden. the burning of
Radchne's hotel. and the threatened lynching of
himself by mob of Delta County citizens. Rad
CINE claims TO be a subject of King Edward and
has appealed to his government to protect his life
end have him reimbursed for the loss of his prop
crty. '
Cleveland. Ohio. July 2S-In a row at Forest CITY
Park late last night Otto b. Seefried, manager OF
the park, II Is asserted. shot into the which
was raising disturbance. and injured Thomas
Murtagh, of No 64I Broadway. probably fatally
bullet going through his abdomen. Edward Yarn
ham, of No. 424 Woodland-ave., shot in the
knee. but is not seriously injured. A squad OF
fried inside an engine house with revolver in hz
hand. number of persons surrounded the engine
house and were In angry mood the shoot
ing The policemen dispersed them and sent Muir
tagh to st. Aiexis's Hospital where ne lies in a
dying condition tonight. Seefricd under arrest
Miami Fla, July 2.-Andrew Brown. late chief
dence. r. l.. made an affidavit here to-day charg-
ing that j. B. Scott. master OF that vessel. per-
mitted one OF the boats crew. whose is be-
heved to be Ramon Casaderall and who is be-
heved 70 have been a Spaniard, drown without
attempting to aid him. According to the affidavit.
the man fell overheard about eight miles north of
Jupiter Light, Florida The afidaIt adds: The
weather being fine. said Comma nder Scott did
order boat out nor make any effort to the
seaman. merely remarktng to the said chief officer
Andrew Brown. that IL was no use. no use"