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The sun., 1901-10-17
Burning of Kingston Remembered.

Kingston y. y. Oct. 1G.-'rhe one
hundred and twrnty-fourtl annivcr.
Sary of the burning Of Kingston by
British soldiers was observed by Wilt
wyek chapter. Daughters Of tie Amer
ican Revolution. \ public meeting was
held AT which Chief Judge Parker of
tha court of appeals presided. The
Heakers included Captain Richmond
r. IIobson, L. 5. n. and General Wal
ter Logan. Patriotic military and civil
organizations attended.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Orphans Court BIsincss.

In Orphans court yesterday Judge
Sprunnce appointed the Equitable Guar.
antrc and Trust ca. guardian Of james
Knott and Maud Eleanor Schultz, and
the Security Trnst aud Safe Dcpotis
60. guardian NJ Anna Mailer and Iarlra
Mahler. George Lodge, administrator of
William Roscrson, WAS granted IN order
to sell his real estate for the payment cf
debts. Robert G, Fraim and William
y. llilleS. trustees, made return Of thcn.
sale Of the "ohn 6. Almond farm, which
was confirmed.
The sun., 1901-10-17
The cznreMitch stnl,cs.

London, Oct. 10. EalSarroch won the
Czarcwitch Stakes at Newmarket The
result in detail was as follows. j. II.
llonldSwurtus bay cold Balsarrock, by
Retreat or Martagon-IIazy, won T..
I<incad's bay colt Black Sand. by Me-
lanion-Sanda. second; j. Dawson,
jrs, bay tilly Rambling Katie, by
Hampton Rarmad, third. Twenty.
three horses ran.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Commissioners Award.

Judge Spruance yesterday confirmed
the award Of s14O of the commission ap-
pointed to condemn Banning street, the
return being made by City Solicitor Rein
hnrdt. The commission is the third to
view the land. The first jury made an
award Of $3.50. TO this the city objected.
Another commission assessed $50 dam
ages. Judge Spruance's acceptance Of
the last award is final.
The sun., 1901-10-17
EntnI I.rctel,t cnllisinn.

Philadelphia, Oci ~ Two freight
trains on thc Pennsylvania railroad
collided near Fofty-Secuul street sta
tion, ANA Michael O,IIara ana John
Rothermel. brnkcmcn, We're killcd The
mcn were thrown from tic top u the
oar On which they were riding. 10th
ermrl was Killed instantly. and O'IIan
died on the way 10 II hospital.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Alleged Bank Robbers caught.

Utica. o., Oct Ii. Four men sIs-
pettrd Of having been implicated in the
attempted bank robbery at Danville
have been arrested here by posse OF
farmers. They were found asleep in Il
barn. The posse brought them to Jail
here. awaiting the arrival of the Knox
county sheriff.
The sun., 1901-10-17
south pole Expedition snns.

Gothcnlurg. Sweden. Oct. III. Pro
ieSsor Gtto Nordenskiolds south pole
vessel Antarctic has sailed. All the
members Of the expedition were on
board. with the exception of Lieuten.
ant Dusr, who will join the vessel ut
Falmouth. The Antarctic was warmly
cheerrd hy thousands of people who
assembled to bid her farewell.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Arranging for Entertainments

Industry Council, Ancient Order or
United Worllmen. is making arrange
ments for the first Of the fall series of rn-
rrtainmrntS to be given mt an early
late. The following entertainment conn
mite" has been appointed: Synford
Thomas. chairman; John Kcatlcy and
Rufus Hail.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Rrotherhnndtn AIeet.

The brotherhood of Andrew ana phiiin
WI! hold its regular monthly meeting in
olivrt Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening. The Rev. X. a. Elwood viii
speak on "Shodows," After the formal
meeting there will he il reception. ana rc-
fr">hnrnts will he served On Sunday
&lAleen new members were admitted ID
the church
The sun., 1901-10-17
New Deputy Grand Master.

The Rev. K. X. Stephenson having
moved from Delaware to Elkton. Md.
gul ot The jurisdiction Of the Grand
i'"lm Az Delaware, /. q. o. r., has
rendered Ills resignation aS deputy grand
naier The resignation has been nc.
.f"ptM ana NJ. &. IIcarn appointed Il,
.nrrn.l him.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Fourth cIn.s roatmn..,crs.

Washington, Oct. Ii. The following
fourth class postmusters have been ap,
pointed:
pennsylvania Rnkpr's landing, An
ma McDonald Mtllwooa &. 4. Gnri0n,
0gdensburg. Rosetta Auytia, S'ialhir.
f, 9. Layman.
The sun., 1901-10-17
HotcI W snrnrnc nnrnca.

PlaHshulE. y. II. Get lG Edge.
wood Inn. summer hotel on Lower
Samnac lake in the A1riundacks, has
been completely destroyed ~ lic. 1t
was owned by tie EHpersanl Hotel
company. LnsS, $4,000; partly in
Surpd.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Ambulance Repaired.

ltrpHIrs to the Phoenix Fire Com
hlA ! ambulance which was badly dam.
"E''l ~ collision with Il Peoples Rail
Wy "lllpany's car, several weeks ago,
.i'N" been completed. The ambulance
was taken to the engine house yesterday
l'l"rnlhg and looks MS good MS new.
The sun., 1901-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL SUBS WON.
Wilmington Military Academy Second
Team Defeated.

The Wilmington High School subs de-
featcd the Wilmington Military Academy
yesterday afternoon by the icore of
20 TO o. The game was well played on
both sides. The features were the tackl.
ing Kluntz aud Van Trump and the
rushing Of Sands, Hues and Draper.
The lineup followsi
The sun., 1901-10-17
:.itun,ia Paper Attacks Edward.

london 0et, II. The Church Times,
aHsan of Tie ritull~t>, contains Il vir-
Glent attack on Eiil Edward for 1T
tAndin. the services ar The Crathic
presbyterian PARISH cIrarii llla Emg
a=elare> tlis newspaper, Il "talolic
iHinre aHd as sHch anGhl NIT to lie
7td Wot>hpin& III ta' company of
@@irieliul@ and conforming 10 a
s.li.crcrt rVtisious' III %no'lautl 4uccn
ctoria, coutnae4 Ghp Church Times.
ta@a the ,'rathir church hecause
a hgr ''Ja"obite sEntmfbipS." aad the
@lng "ougAt y knuw better than to
follow her rNanplr."
The sun., 1901-10-17
House nnrers attnn,io., !.

LOOK ut once at new houses. Teu,,, and
lombard street. 8 rooms and ham T,m
n'llt' seven already sold. Its thn mic,
,nat sells them quickly. Best value IN the
c'ty' Home Real Estate Comnonv
Agents on ground. 'i''n''
The sun., 1901-10-17
Note From Nine. TsiIIso,

Sofia, Bulgaria, oct. 1i. During the
night another letter from Miss Ellen NJ
stones companion, Mime. 'fsilka was
found pasted on her parents door, an
rauneing that Nine Tsillia had given
D.tth to Il child and that both the infant
ana the mother We're doing well.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Mining Town wfped out.

Helena, Mon, Oct IL. y Clinton, a
mining town located on the Northern
Pacific sixteen miles east Of AIissoula.
has been practically wiped out by fire.
II Il reported that ten buildings, ill.,
Gliding hotel, saloon, stores and resi-
dcnces, were destroyed.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Chinese Court at rungbuop.

Ptking Oct. l6.-rhe court arrived
at Tunghuan Friday last, Oct. II, ana
WIN remain there for several days in
order 10 rccupclate from the fatigue
''"e io travelling over the eXeclable
roads.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Missionary to Sneak.

a. young people Of the Women
Ions Missionary Society of the vii
hnh@tor Conference will hold their fourth
i,nllral meeting in Grace Sunday Schop!
iiall his evening. Miss Peterson. a
native of Denmark, will make an nd
,'r,N5
The sun., 1901-10-17
cann!haIs i:nt seven snnni.ras

Madrid, Oct 1G. AdvicpS received
here from Rio AInni, 4 Spanish posses
sion on the west coast Of Africa. say
HAT some. caunibals. who recently
captured sey,y Spanish marines, have
eaten tie prisoners.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Spoke on Missions.

MISS Frrderca Ergenzionger. Il mis-.
slohary among the Germans Of New
York made an address in the Second
t'9hf,St church last night. Her subject
The sun., 1901-10-17
SECOND TRIAL LIKELY.
Both Mr.. Osborne and General Moli.
neux Desire 1t.
NOT TO BE HAD THIS YEAR
Assistant District Attorneys Too
Busy-FOrmer Prosecutor Will
Remain In Office Whatever
the Result of Election.

New York, Oct. 1G.-It is the general
opinion around the criminal court
building that Roland B. Molineux will
be placed on trial again for the murder
of Mrs. Adams.
District Attorney Philbin would
venture no statement regarding the
probability or inprobability of a sec
ond trinl.
Persons who for years have closely
watched important criminal cases
point to the fact that DR.. Kennedy,
against whom the state had very
poor ease after certain evidence had
hepn barred ont by the higher court,
was placed on trial even third time.
This, they declare. argues in favor
OF Il probability tlmt AIolineuX will
again be tried.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
will undoubtedly have the say as to
whether the ease will be retired, and
as he has declared that he has sutfi-
cient evidence to convict Molineux
without that regarding Barnet there is
little doubt that he will refuse to drop
the fight.
There is little likelihood that the case
can be tried this year, however, for
Mr. Oshorilp'S energies will be needed
i'll the Patrick murder case, which Is
soon to come up.
Osborne to Decide.
IL the ease is postponed until after
Ita l,i Ia. ns,
borne is still likely to have much
to say as to whether Molneux shall
be tried. as Justice Jerome, the fusion
candidate for district attorney and
Mir. Unger, the Democratic nominee,
have both signiiied their intention Of
retaining Mr.. Osborne, who is Il son-in-
law of former Justice Van Wyck.
Another reason for believing that
there will be Il second trial is the anx.
lcty of General MolineuX that the honor
of the family shall be cleared of the
stain on it by jury. He has not the
ltaSt doubt that second trial would
result in acquittal.
General Il. l.. MolineuN said Mt his
home in Brooklyn that he knew his
son was innocent, and added:
Il know who is guilty. and hope
soon to be able to point him out pub
licly." The general also said that his
sons treatment at Sing Sing was in
marked contrast to his treatment in
tile district attorneys office. THAT
treatment in the first trial." he dcclar-
cd ''WuS nothing but blDrkgIlartlisin ~
J Ic said that he would devote the re-
rainder of his life to clearing the hon
cradle name of MolncuX.
The sun., 1901-10-17
OdelI spe.ks to rfr.n,,n

Albany. \. u, Oct. t6.- Governor
Odeil has gone TO Norwich, Chcnango
,unty, to speak at the firemens tour
slment at that village.
The sun., 1901-10-17
Hotel Opening.

Johnson, who has pnrchosed ~,
a., - We Ship Hotel at No. a.,
west Front 'eot from his mother. helJ
an opening last night. '' "e''
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
A GLOOMY VIEW OF THINGS.
Not n Reassuring Forecast of In
Future-ArchdeacOn Farrar's
ermOn

London, Dec. 31.-All the religious
denominations arranged for lend of
the century services" some OF which
were held yesterday and others will
be held to-day
At Westminster abbey Archdeacon
Frederick w. Farrar, preaching yes
terday, took a gloomy view of the flu
ture. He said he thought it by no
means improbable that early in the
coming century England would have
to meet u combination of European
powers. Referring to the serious
trade competition of Germany and the
United States" he appealed to Eng
land to rouse herself. Abiding to the
national curse of intemperance, he
said that Rev. Charles II. Sheldon had
told him that he had seen more
drunkenness in England in one year
than in his own country, h United
States, in a whole lifetime.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

F.. A. Cudahy, the millionaire packer
of Omaha, Neb., has received n second
communication from the men who
kidnapped his son. This time, as for
|merly, the letter contains a threat
and says in substance that unless he
~withdraws his offer of $4,000 reward
for the arrest and conviction of each
of the three bandits, they will kid
nap another of his children.
The Chinese plenipotentiaries have
been unexpectedly ordered to sign the
3Oth, notified the foreign ENJOYS to
that effect. The Chinese themselves
were greatly astonished at receiving
the imperial instructions. Neither Ii
Hung Chang nor Prince Ching had ex-
pected success in p~ursuading the court
under ten days.
Gov. Roosevelt spoke at Carnegie
hall, in New York, on h 30th, before
an audience of young men h a COM
pletely filled the house, under the
~auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. At the
same hour his speech was read be-
fore delighted audiences in more than
a hundred towns throughout the
country.
In Danish official circles the re-
Iport that Germany is negotiating to
purchase the Danish Antilles is de-
nied. "If the islands are to DE sold,
said a high official, on the 3Oth, the
purchaser will be the United States
and no other power. All will be sold
or none"
Two German tourists, Herren Lainer
and Kindlinger, assembled Mount
Observation-Disclosures without guides. ac-
cording to a dispatch to h London
Daily Express from Vienna, ana, fall
ing into an abyss, were killed.
Total ~clearings of all the bank
Ic)earinghouses in the United States
for the week ended on the goth, were
Isl. S34. 1877, $50, an increase of 17.2 per
cent. over the corresponding period OF
last year.
A movement has been started by the
local w. c. r. U. to impanel a specla-
grand Jury TO investigate the conduc1
of the city and county officials in per
Uniting the saIe of liquors in Wichita
iKas.
Col. Wilcox has cabled the govern
ment hat the Ashanti rebellion ha:
ended. all OF the rebel chiefs having
surrendered.
Two persons were killed and IL ser1
ously wounded at Vivar, Province o
lGrenada, Spain, during an electlol
riot.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
N NEWS ITEMS.

Maine has rs factories in which hsh
and vegetables are AIMED.
Chicago's public library has 2tO'ooo
volumes and 60 substations.
Outside of the farms and ranches
there are. 2.777,497 horses in the United
States.
The banks in the Indian Territory
have to keep a cashier who can speak
the Indian language.
Senator Proctor, OF Vermont, has
bought the Carrara quarries in Italy
and will control the worlds marble.
There is only a difference of five in
the population of Guthrie and Okla
homa City, Okla.
The oil industry of southern Califor-
mia is progressing rapidly. Two hum
dred wells were completed in Novem-
Der.
Copper in paying quantities has been
discovered in the Watching noun
tains, two miles north of Bound Brook.
N. J..
Claiming B. Barnes, one of the BAN
| dts who recently held up an Illinois
Central train in New Orleans, was
found dead.
Advancing prices for government
| bords indicate increased bank-note
circu>stion next year, cheap money
and active speculation.
Railroad lobbyists in western states
expect to be kept busy this winter te
prevent legislation making passenger
rates two cents a mile
Citizens of Sing Sing, n. Y, want the
name of the village changed to ossin
1 ing, on account of the odium attached
to the p~enitentiary name.
The French Dominicans who estab
iished a monastery in Westehestel
county, N. Y, have abandoned it on &C
count OF the climate and returned tt
France.
Plans are on foot to do away wit
the danger of coasting vessels aroun'
Cape Hatteras by entering an inside
passage from Chesapeake bay to Beau
: fort inlet.
Omaha capitalists propose to tunne
, the great continental divide, 80 mile
west of Denver and IL miles south o
Georgetown, and operate an electr1
, road through it.
J, Oklahoma, which asks admission q
q state, has 39s, PAS inhabitants-a gal
: of s36,411 in the last ten years. In tn
census table it now ranks ahead Q
Utah, Montana, Delaware, Idaho, W.
ominR and Nevada.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
THE CHINESE SURRENDER.
"a HING Chang and Prince Chins
TO sign the Powers JOINT
Note.

-. nae a1.-The Chinese pieni-
..4.r;as have been unexpectedly
ordered to sign the preliminary
no+a and have notified the foreign
~enyovs to hat effect.
Tbe Chinese themselves were
,v astonished at receiving TIE
nerial instructions. Neither Ii hung
cbana nor Prince Ching had expect
cd success in pursuading the court
der ten days.
,.ror,s instructions are 70
agree fully to the note, but 10
or to get the best terms poss
n.r+icular ly i'm the matter OF llmltlhs
H. n,bar of the legation guaros
and. also, as to the places where 'heso
are to be located.
The plenipotentiaries are lns'rue
20 endeayor to limit the u
army posts along the I'M OF raii""S
to as few as possible, and finally 10
the mowers not to destroy
the forts, but merely 10
Ii Hung Changes health is BAD am"
if is doubtful whether he VIII De ao''
20 do more than to affix his signature
to an instrument delegating his pow
ers to Prince Ching until aho'n
n,enipotentiary has beer appoio'eo
He was dressed yesterday morning
and carried in a chair to the resioen
of Prince Ching, with whom he heio
a long consultation. Prince .hins
then called upon the doyen OF 'ne
Diplomatic corps, the Spanish MINIS,
ter Senior De Cologan, and requested
him to notify the other ENJOYS ina
instructions had been received Alo
the emperor to sign the note.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
N%EBRAsKA's LEGISLATURE.
Two United States to 10
Chosen-Will Doubtless he
Republicans.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 31.-Members-
elect of the Nebraska legislature be-
gan arriving in force yesterday for
the Twenty-seventh annual session
which convenes at noon Tuesday.
Interest in the present session is
heightened from the fact that two
United States senators are to be elect
ed-a successor to Senator Thurston,
whose term expires, and to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Sena-
tor M. l.. Hayward, elected two years
ago. The republicans have a majori-
ty in both houses, making it
bly, certain that the new senators will
be of that party.
There are nine avowed candidates.
besides a number of others whose
names have been mentioned, but who
are taking no active part.
The fusion members have brought
forward no candidates for the two po-
%sitions, but are expected to hold eau
u tonight.
Thursday Gov.-elect Dierich will be
l~naugurated and the other new state
officers sworn in.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
swEDEN,s FOREIGN TRADE.
Efforts to be Made for Moro Direct
and Closer Trade with the
United States.

Stockholm, Dec. 30.-The commits
sion for the promotion of Sweden's
foreign commerce proposes the estab-
lishment of regular steamer lines to
the United States and South Ameri-
ca, particularly the United States.
whence imports are rapidly growing,
while Swedish exports are unimpor-
tant. Sweden, at present, receives
American goods chiefly through Lon
don, Hamburg and Antwerp, and they
appear in Swedish statistics as not
from the United States. The commits
sion proposes bounties for the two
lines to the United States and South
America, and also sets forth that
bountied lines from Sweden to Russia
are desirable.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
Se-1on. Fire Averfed.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-Fire, which for a
time threatened with destruction the
retail store of Marshall Field & Co.,
was discovered in the white goods and
cloak repairing rooms on the third
floor shortly after Z a. m. A Ali alarm
was turned in, and by hard work the
fire was confined to the third and
fourth floors, and in the old Field
building on State street.
The fire, apparently, originated in
the cable shaft of the elevators. Gen.
eral Manager Selfridge estimated the
damage at not to exceed $4,000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03

William George, Baron Armstrong,
late president of the British associa-
tion. and chairman of the Elswick
gun works, is dead. He was born in
1910. He was the inventor of the
famous Armstrng gun and of the
prevailing system of hydraulics.
Judge West, in the circuit court at
Charlottesville, Ind, on the 27th, up
held the Carraway law, which dis
franchises citizens who sell their
votes, declaring the offense in
famous.
The Beers celebrated Christmas in
the district between Standerton and
Ingogo by more or less determined at
tacks upon every British garrison
along the lines of communication.
These, however, were in all cases sue
cessfully repulsed.
John W. Tinsley shot and killed his
wife, Anna p. Tinsley, on the street
at Los Angeles, Cal, on the 9th, and
then fred a bullet into his own head,
dying instantly. The bullet that killed
his wife entered the left eye and pen
etrated the brain. The couple were
married dG van ouIcI. ~ NJ Oh oGA
uary 2, 1900.
The new steamer Sonoma, built fol-
the Oceanic Steamship Co., arrived al
! San Francisco. on the 27th, after a
record-breaking run from Philadel'
| phia. She went around Cape Horn in
IS days, 9 hours, making no stops.
William Gean, a Jefferson county
! (Ark.) farmer, started hunting, OH the
| 27th, with an old gun and was exam
| lining it. He blew down the barrel
| and while doing so the gun was acci
| dentalIv discharged. His head wa:
nearly torn away by the load. Deatf
was instantaneous.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
A SEVERE BRITISH REPULSE.
Fifty Killed and Wouh"e" ~
Taken PrisOners-
HeIyetia Captured.

London, Dec. 31.-The war once mas
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener:
Pretoria, Dec. 80, 1850 p M
Seen. Lyttleton reports that our
nost at Helvetia was captured yester-
day morning by the Beers. ABOUT
fifty were killed and wounded AND @oo
taken prisoners.
Col itchenerreports that he 1sfoi-
lowing with a small force in the track
of the enemy Helvetia being reoccu-
pied by Reeves, who has been rein
forced from Belfast.
"Helvetia was a very strong posi-
ton on the neutrality-suspicious.
railway, and was held by a detach-
ment of the Liverpool regiment. Am
asking for further information"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
Denmark and American Tai.

Copenhagen, Dec. 31.-Denmarlx,.
trade with the United States is grow
ing rapidly. showing record figures
0 1900. Imports from the United
States have trebeled since 1896. and
now exceed $4,000, 900. The increas-
ing commerce between the two coun-
tries is inducing many Danish-Ameri-
cans to return to Copenhagen to re-
present American houses, and this n
doing much to introduce American
goods. AS a natural result new shipa
have been ordered for the Amer;car
trade
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA.
The United States Mail TIL
lamook, Overdue From Dutch
Harbor, Probably Lost.

Chicago, Dec. 3o.-A special to the
Record from Seattle, Wash, says:
The steamers Bertha and Dolphin
arrived from southwestern Alaska,
Friday night, with news tending to
sustain the belief that the United
States mail steamer Tillamook, OF
San Francisco, SO long overdue from
Dutch Harbor, is lost, and informa.
ton to the effect that the steamer
City of Topeka, which piled up on the
rocks of Sullivan island, Lynn canal
three weeks ago, will be fioated and
saved.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
A Murder to Answer For.

New York, Dec. 3o.-Miles B. Nc
Donnell, charged with shooting four
men during a fight in a Harlem sa-
loon, early Friday, was arraigned in
police court. The technical charge was
felonious shooting, but later a charge
of homicide was made, George Price,
one of the men shot, having died.
Il is charged hat Mcdonnell fired
the shot. Edward Courtney, alias
'sSlats," another alleged victim of Nc
Donnell's revolver, now in the Harlem
hospital with a severe wound in the
right hip. ia improving.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
KENTUcKY's BLOODY RECORD
Clay County Loses Six killed ma
Twelve Wounded During Two
Weeks Feuds,

London, KY, Dec. 31.-Four men
have been killed and ten wounded in
Clay county fights within the past
two weeks, while two other CLAW
county men were killed and two
wounded in a fight just over the CLAW
county line during the same period.
making a total of six killed and -
wounded within two weeks. The fac-
lions are again becoming hostile
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
A thirteenth Failure.

London, Dec. 3O.-The thirteenth
failure of stock brokers was an
nounced before the close of the eN-
change. 1t was that of Bartholomew
& Jacks. The fact that a crisis had
been reached in the speculations OF
the Whitaker-Wright group of mines
and that the worst was known, occa-
stoned a feeling of relief. after the
strain of anticipation. While the
mining market continued depressed
other departments quickly recovered
from the excitement.