davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
VOLCANOES IN PHILIPPINES
Forty-Nine Eruptive Mountains Are in
the GROUP.

of interest fn connection with the re-
cent volcanic eruptions in the West In
dies is the report of George T. Becker
on the geology of the Philippine Islands.
which has Just appeared In Part III Of
the Tweutv-hrst Annual Report Of the
United States Geological Survey. and
which contains q review OF everything
bearing upon the geology Of these islands
The report deals in general with the geo
logic and economic features Of the
islands. from axtant reports on the sub
ject. and from studies in the field. so far
as they could be carried on during the
disturbed period Of 1SsSEs9.
In many respects the PHILIPPINE Islands
closely resemble the West Indies. espe-
cially in being the scene Of violent past
and present volcanic energy. While IL
was possible 10 visit few 81 these noun
tains. owing to the hostility Of the na-
lives, much valuable Information from
local and other sources was collected.
Forty-nine of the eruptive mountains
we're located among the islands. ard their
attitudes and the dates Of their eruptions
obtained. Conspicuous among them is
Mt. Apo. the highest mountain IN the
Philipines, which rises 5d.75i feet above
the level Of the sea. At CaIniguiu de
Mindanao. one Of tho most interesting
volcanoes OF the group, cone nearly
20a feet IN height. has risen sincc ISL
over what was formerly lake. the basin
OF which was presumably an ancient era
ter Mayor. o. the volcano OF Albay. IS
said 10 be the NEST symmetricaily heau-
tiful cone in the world: and the famous
Taal volcano. situated on a small volcanic
island IN the lake q Bonbon. IS readily
accessible from Manila.
The accounts Of the eruPtions o. these
and other volcanoes OF the group bear a
strfking. resemblance to those Of the re-
cent outbprst Of Mt. PeIeefin Martinique.
OF an eruption which occurred ia the
year lssl. near Joio. re report qaoteS,
The darkness and atmospheric disturb
arce we're so great that che people q jolo
could rot perceive whence came the stuff
which fell from heaven upon them. And
in one 81 the.numerous eruptious ~ Taal
loud ac5onations like discharges ~ ar
tflie-v we're heard. incandescent stones
were thrawr out and a great Ere ran
ike river across thu island The IRE
then shifted into Lake Bgnbnn. throwing
up water aad ashes in immense masses
The water grew hot ard black hsh were
strewn IN the beaches as 4 shey had
been cooked. ard the air was - fui 4
sulpha-scs smells ana the o1or - dead
GsheS thas shc l-haaitants seeker
&c II one u IRE eTuGtlors q Albsy.
that IN tsl4 1919 aTes are said 70 have
been lost
In drawing ccnapartsons nstz zen fhs
volcanoes q the PHILIPPINES ana these ~
the Dutch Essr Indles. NJ Hecke- n9iss
thct -Fapauaavanr. n West Sav2- hz9 2
great eruption n ~. aessr9yins g Tsi-
lagos. Gsluaz Gans IL lsS2 DESTROYED ia
villages. ard Il t. some Measure q tlf
violence - tl7e Frakatoa e~ricsiou e tss3
that seer Is. ses rsopie persisted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

81 the Ships heard about a Thousand
o. twelve hundred distinct Blows of Rec
ports. and supfosed 81 g 49, tao No.sc =
THE GATHERING or TnE nEinsF
Ships
A vuon - 81 sgs pr,fersiQosf, b. ths
Inhabitiuts ~ the other lsianes. what
IL was that H. 20 ssy. Thar Il was az
irrertion o. the Esrth st the Island e
ST Vincent. or there Scouts sioopz Hsrkp
snB otif,r safsii vrrseix can.e from ali
parts 20 see how IL waste enquire iat1
the DAMAGE suffer- .-bst haw sst0nish 4
rnust these 1EngGasss~bs when meeting
from al parts upon the same srrands
they NAV te savosd e. e. Cruising shert
% fnd the Isians safne c0aning tAeis
Roozs 20 east up the fsnEfh they hsd
Ssliesi some blaming fhelr own Nfsii-
sence Tor nor keeping q rEht recsouinss
some their Nan. fsr niatasins tArif bia-
tancs, others taking ohsers 4tieHa q kaos
the Latitude theg were in. 50 last. 81
cancl0dlnz as Is really VS. 90 fheif
great e8afnsion. that fhe saii isiand was
no more that ihsfs agpeere1 e. fe-
rnains. cxesFt three fltfie rocks. ero--
not any Tokcns that rueb an .siazt1 "a
been thesr. bst fhafs On thc e9aifafY.
81 the risce ~ 81. ire Ser sas reees-
slesIy deep go ~ geffefa - IT, feuHt
20 two hundred fafhow
SOM we hcaT. ~ vsStess 40 fhr u.s.
r,srnsio0s q tse fsiaaa O. ressce g -
cuaical .netea ere gretsnaiaE fe ten =
what sfieht q carts ilfs Dlsri has
rais-d up and couessaetsflg woEla sf-s
rs what force So wef that meet faiss
=. Bot ti8s 81 q perfectly s~@5iess ~
alsa
SPECULATION Ae TO THg CAUSE %
rIfn PHEN8us-SoN-
.Fa g saav aot - 81 aafrafffasf ssafrs
r NC erasar1r r. en4 lfff ~ arr
some probable eeras e. fts fas aHsf. ter
feef a voe6rrfuf fafHk - fhl< = ir 'sa-
sefe aas brn. ~ nay - pest rr s.
There fnsa 20 - srsy f~e sessfsf saFs
Tor - g. esfttfH~ fkt oesasfit 81 ssirh
q thlna. Sc rnssa - So efstloaTy ceerss
~ Nafafs ar6 r9aeafsesrs - Caases.
rssvhas snfaifs power go rsfs re
vera maF - esgszesa e. g.. 30 hef-
roth.1r - say ~. 1er s. % ~ aar pare
poe Il this Caee - sfassfe frfe ~
.Insn.te seNsr niatt 81 cEMiF fT
thir uhofe rsfid -. st5 dis@.1efs sFftY
s~ff - ID .rfo fhe HfTt afsnar f.-fe
'" r 4. -
nasf - 49,. -
-. -. ...s...-s
sh'R Z. -
'nane' -
pf0N ..t 80
r
fffa's ...-.
gen
iat rs
= h-i- 1900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
AS SWALLOW SAW IT
Gives a Cute Version Of Correspond
ent's Fen Name.

New York Times: Rev. Or. swallow.
who has recently been vsry much in The
eve Of the werld because Of his trial
before his fellow Mcthodlsts on charges
growing out Of accusations against the
late President Mckinley. tells @ STORY
or G. A. Townsend. the author WIZ
writes over the nom de- plume CT Cath
What does thar name mean" Dr.
swallow was asked by a young lady Il
his parish.
why. ;he letters are the authors iai-
tials. answered the clergynan--'G- =.
Townsend
But what does the Il stand for the
other persisted
Fhats where he is going to when ne
dies. came from the doctor.
The auesroner was visibly Impressed
rs he such a very had man she
asked. almost ina whisper
asked almost IN g whisper
The Il stands Ter heaven
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
Papa.s Apparent Meanness.

JFrom = PhiladelQhia Pressl
Daughter don't see why you dislike
Edr. Spooner-
Fathe--wen. for one thing. he's too
too close and
Daughter-oh. pa, Were you mean
enough 70 spy on Us last evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

car you flay Down y tie FalieTe
&c asked.
u sAoala Say I could. SIC answered
Il se1 down there II Two strcEes slis
afternoea. ard thea assenishss tz'e erv~f
hy making 3 six-ysTd PAT as easy az f1ii-
Irr f-+r . s1rE pit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
Hstes Rivals.

rrron she Philadelphia Pres
Ka-pe.-vveH- Ia lEe = kEeN zfas
re as~ersuce sstEeeu STOP girl aat
"a seieslssyH anyusy.
HarTsr=I gs-s = NJ hst the difference
betHeen ssiss.aeaes sometimes l. 1e-cs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

ainsau
give ewp
i. others
r president ssuua
OF oth
70 cure Their ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08

Total ..............-......S .3t5 Si1lS
From this total Of sl.s6 per ton 10 cents
Of credits" from profits of company
stores. etc. were deducted leaving the
net cost sl.35 per ton.
II the add royalties to the owners Of the
land, generally from q cents to 80 cents
n ton the total viii be from 81 81 to si7s
per ton The railway companies which
niue nearly So per cent OF the coal own
their lands and pay royalties to them
selves
Fortunately. We have later official ng-
ures. Ia its report to its stockholders for
1901 the Delaware, Lackawanna & west
ern Railroad company stated its coal cost
as follows per ton.
Mining and Preparations. 81 so
Transports ton ..-...................... .3
Agencies. commissions etc............. .ls
General expenses ........................ a
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This agrees very closely with the report
al the Reading company fer the pear 1sse.
or cost of coal aboard cars Sl-f5 p ton.
end cost OF that bought from operators.
including those operators profits N@.
Men who are familiar with the anthra-
cite business from practical experience
tel me that N.6a q ton viii cover the av-
erage cost Of putting coal aboard cars
throughout the region. inclusive of roy
aiiies. repairs renewals supplies every
thing. Some think this too high. and
that Sl.5o Is nearer the actual figure
Labor's share Of this cost IS about SIS
per ton, ant this Is inclusive Of All Ia
Der. both inside and outside Of the mine.
Office employees. breaker men and BOYS.
engineers. punPmea. etc.
To lie safe let is assume that the
average cosf aboard ears IS Si.sq per ton
Last year the average selling price in
thilsdcirhia and New Tcrk-the whole
sale price az sidewater-was S25s There
Is prevalent beHcf that The average
Price was higher but 4 must be borne
IN mind thai while the larger az domestic
sizes always bring better prices the
smaller sizes have 10 be sold 81 pretty
/ sharp competition with soft coal About
one-thira q TBS totai eutput IS ~ the
smsIlsr 6- astearr sizes and The lower
price CT which this is soid keeps down
TIE average for the Whole
me d.Gsr nee Between aetaal ccsg II
see ana the average selling price Il
ss5 Is vS PER ton THIS must cover
cost of trans9crtation. marketing ard
profit
Last year G.oo.ao tens OF 81 Der cent
81 ar coal shirrsi from This fesior vas
sofa III ti6eNater II SeR York - pnts-
del7Bia. The raiiNsg haul from Mauch
/ C,snk 70 View York = ~ miles. from
VFlIsesa1rrc- - mites from Scranton.
Is 1snies. From porsssiile 70 phIsdslr,lia
( e is nlnesy-foa- rnes. and from Reading
6giv--line miles
The average hauI on al ihe outpus =
the region has never. - ny knowielge.
been agured out from sctrai tra1@e sta
| tisUes, but Il seems probable That i dnes
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
sTEADMAN PEsSIMISTIO.
Presidential Address ut Trades I'M
ion Congress In London.

London, Sept. 3.-W &. Sreadman's
presidential address at the trades I'M
ION congress was pcsSimistic in tone
ana Included n general dclunclatlon of
the present governments reactionarY
measures. such as the education BIZ,
the sugar tax and the grain tax, which
he described as being an endeaVOr to
permanently relieve the rich at the eX-
pense of the poor.
Mr.. Steadman denied that trades un.
ionism was destructive to British COM
mercal supremacy, as charged by the
London Times and other papers. The
only means by which the working pco-
pie could hope to obtain relief from
their burdens was, Mr.. Steadman add
ed. to constitute themselves great po-
liticnl force.
During the consideration of the par
liamentary committees report Il mo-
ton to omit referring to the coronation
of King Edward on the ground that
references to monarchial institutions
were out of place in Il labor assembly
was defeated by 1G2 to 90 votes.
An amendment declaring that the
South African war WAS unjust was
carried by a vote of l16 to 1874.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
PELEE ACTIVE AGAIN.
Morne Rouge and LIE Carbet Reported
Destroyed.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
A SlOOp From the Island of st. Vim
cent Reports the Crater of Pe1ee
Now Quiet, hut That the Ma
tiVes Are Terribly Alarmed.

Castrcs. Island Of St. Lucia, British
West Indies, Sept >. The British
steamer Korona has arrived here from
Fort de France, island of Martinique.
She reports that Il terrible eruption of
Mont Ielce occurred ut 8 O'Clock Sat
urday night and that people who AZ
rived at Fort de France from the
northern part of the island reported
that the village of MOrne Rouge, near
the village previously devastated, had
been entirely destroyed and that lie
Cnrbet. Il village on the coast, close to
the southern end OF the territory which
was destroyed at the time of the great
eruption, had been swept by IA tidal
wave. About 200 persons lost their
lives.
A sloop from the island of st. Vim
cent which reached here reports that
Mont pclee's crater is now quiet, but
that the detonations during Saturday
night were the loudest heard up TO
that time and that the inhabitants
We're terribly alarmed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
SAYS HE KILLED MAN IN KANSAS.
Confession of Murder Made In Eng
land by Corporal Lloyd.

Colchester England. Sept. AT the
police court here Lance Corporal Lloyd
of the Bedfordshire regiment, who had
surrendered to the authorities, charg-
ing himself with the murder of an un-
known man in Kansas City. Mo-, in
January last. was remanded for a
week after formal evidence had been
given. Lloyd, who claims to be an
American citizen. in his confession to
the police said his real name is Will
liam g. B. G. Toll Of 212 East Seven
teenth street, Kansas City; that he is
married and that he had formerly
served in the United States army. from
which he had deserted. The prisoner
further asserted that he did not know
the name of the man he had killed.
His object was robbery, and h"
knocked the nan on the head with Il
coupling pin.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

General Markets.

New York, Sept. q
FLOUR-Steady and moderately active
for spring wheats; Minnesota patents
az soai; winter straghts, S3.40a3.50; winter
extras, S3a32j; winter patents, $3.60a3.90.
WHEAT Ruled steady but quiet all
thc forenoon, influenced by steady cables
light offerings and little covering; De
cember p 9-16a727sc.; May, 74hc.
RYE-Steady; state. 55laa5sc., c. i. f.,
New York; No western, Soc, f. Q. b.,
ahoat; No 2. Sc. track
CORN-Opened steady with wheat. then
weakened on the forecast of fine weather;
December 471aa47Ac.; May, 4ha44$sc.
OATS-Dull and barely steady; track,
white. state, 33a35c.; track, white, west
ern, 33a35c.
IARD-g,.m; prime western steam,
TO- Zoe. ,,,
BJ7TTER-steady; state dairy, 15a1s1sc. ;
creamery, 15al9lsc.
CHEESE-Quiet to firm; new. state,
full cream, small. colored. fancy, 10*a
i0hc.. small, white. 10ssa10lHc.; large, col
ored, s%asNc.; large, white. S%as$c.
EGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylvania
Sas2c.; western. candled, e0a2lo.
SIGAR-Raw steady; fatr refining. 2hc. !;
centrifugal, IS test. $780,; refined steady;
crushed, 5l5c.; powdered, 4.75c:
TURPENTINE-Steady at Hha4sc.
RlCE-Steady; domestic, <kaSc.; Japan
lka5c.
sna8kc. ~
good to choice, seaN. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
PROBING MEEFER PLANS.
Kentucky Railway Board Meets to
Fight southern Consultations

Louisville, Ky" Sept. 3.-The Ken
lucky state railroad commission Of
which G, c. McChord Of Springfield is
chairman. has begun its investigation
of the alleged plans for the merger OF
the Southern ANA Louisville and Nash
vile railways with view to taking ac-
ton to Illustrate the consolidation if it
should be attempted.
\ secret meeting Of the board was
held at Selbach's hotel in this city, but
none of the commissioners would dis
cuss what transpired during the SEES
sion further than to state thar Judge
Alex Humphrey. attorney for the
Southern railroad. and w. T.. Mapoth-
er. chief clerk to President Milton II.
Smith of the Louisville and Nashville.
were present ut the meeting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Basse Terre, Island Of Guadeloupe,
French West Indies, Sept. 2. - The
French Transatlantic cOmpanys
steamer Salvador. which has just az
rived at Pointc Ptrc. reports that
she left Fort &c France, island of Mar
Unique, yesterday afternoon and passed
Mont Pelce at o'clock the same even
ing. The volcano was then in violent
eruption. On approaching the islands
of Les Saintes (small islands off the
south extremity of GuadeIoupe) ashes
We're falling on the vessel. She ar
rived off Ponte Pitre at ) o'clock, but
was unable to enter that port until II
at night, owing to the Ohscurity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
CROWN JEWELS PAWNED.


Lisbon Portugal, Sept. 3.-There is
CONSERVATION here over the accusation
OIL the press that the most valuable
crown jewels including the sceptor of
Dom Pedro ~. which is valued at
millions of dollars, have been pnwnpd
through the treasury to relieve the
needs OF the royal family
The charge is generally believed in
court circles, as well rs among the
populace, the government seeming to
be unable to deny it.
Among the crown jewels is the Bro
ganza diamond. said to be the largest
III the world. No expert has been al
lowed to see it hitherto. and this has
given rise to the report that the dia
mond was not what was claimed for
1t. If the report of the pAwnng of
the jewels is true. the facts about the
nature Of this jewel will soon doubt
less be revealed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Vienna. Sept, Rioting which oc-
Cured at Agram. capital of Croatia
ana Slavonia Sunday in connection
with Il demonstration on the part of
the Croatian students against the Ser
Wan Inhabitants during which the po-
lice charged with drawn swords and
many persons were wounded. was re-
Moved Sunday evening and was Only
quelled Monday evening" after the
Houses We're wrr'f.A shops were
plunderrd. ana over &. ..lnilrd persons
were injured.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
QUIE1T STILL PRE7 Al /; !
Lehigh Navigation company's Men
Report For Work as Usual,
SOLDIERS HELP STRIKERS
Detachment on Duty at Rusl, Run
W. VA. Removed, Owing 10 Per.
shading Wen at work to
Join The Strikers.


A'nA"H""' IT, Sept -'-~Qulet pre-
Valls III the i"iilhoI creek valley Tn.
nonuIIlon men employed AT hrrakv.
No, t ana No, T. OF 'lp LpAigh on.
and Navigation company rrporlcN fn,
work rs Usual
A platoon OF Hompany went I've
trolley cars from Manila pnrl, f., ....,'
init llill Ms II gunlq! for ll.r noY,,,,.n.,
men, while thp Governors iroou ,'o,.
tain or, pHtrollcd tive vDllov. Thni,
services were non r,.,.'r Il. hoWp,.."
as very few it,1llc WYl. o1 fine ,.,i.u5
and no attention WAS uuld to tbn ,y,ri;.
men az! soldiers.
Owls "a ia Iilt1r fp.t'Yn existino
a4Hnst tn. s.,,!t4, N I.au.f,r,l n,.d
SuNul.t III ii.p u,,!e,,> NllI NET i.:i,4
pa; ."> to Wei. npu IA, these uo'utS
TUvln YuA ulnstl ,'aict.nl Yol,,. .i:,y II,
this le. ion
\ dispatch from i3rl;.rsh,,ro w
Va. sHyS. IAN unaNprrtnd ~i1uu,in-,
has resulted IRON the ol4,crius ont Of
the national guard to preserve order IN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
OHICAGO'S WAR MANEUVERS.
Naval Militia Almost yanquished at
Sham Battle.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-The lllionoiS naval
militia has engaged in a sham assault
on an ina ginary force in the presence
largest crowds ever assembled in Lin
coin park. SO great was the throng
that the marines from the training ship
DorOthea, after scaling the sea wall
eifecting a landing and capturing the
enemy" were in turn almost routed by
the thousands of spectators who rushed
in on the invaders.
1t was estimated that 10000 persons
assembled along the beach, and the pO-
lice We're powerless to control them
No one was injured, however.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Honolulu, via. San Francisco. Sept.
3.--The whaling bark Ceylon, from
LaySnn for Honolulu. with a cargo Of
g1lano. foundcred at sea after the cap
tain and crew had made a brave StrU%-
Gle to keep her atloat, every one on
board. including the captains wife
taking turns at the pumps. The crew
finally deserted the ship in the boats
and succeeded in reaching Iaysan.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
STRIKERS IN ANGRY MOOD.
Extra Guard Placed at CoiiiericS %
Etinusfpn Coal COmpnny.

Extvs, Guard Placed at ColiiericS ol
Kingston Coal Company.
WilEosharre. Pa. Sept. An extra
guard has been placed at all of the col
lieries of the Kingston Coal company,
Edwardsville. The strikers have been
in an angry mood since Saturday be-
cause one of the guards at No. mine
is alleged to have made the remark
that he hoped the mines would keep
closed until the strikers became 50
hungry that they would have to eat
their children. William Williams, the
Superintendent of the mine, has prom
iscd the strikers that if it can be proved
that such remark was made he will
discharge the guilty man at once.
The authorities are investigating the
fire which destroyed the barn of Da.
vid Davis at Edwardsville last Satur-
day night. Davis is a coal and iron
policeman, and the striking miners, 1t
Is alleged, made threats against him.
1t is now believed that the barn was
set on fire. The fire communicated to
an adjoining barn, and both structures
were destroyed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
Albany Militia ut Ottawa.

Ottawa Sept. 2.-The Tenth battal-
ion national guard. of Albany. go
strong. under Lieutenant Colonel lily
this city. The Ottawa regiment is en-
tertnining them. The visitors will pa
rade for review with the Tenth bat
TALON and the Governor Generals Foot
guards. Lord Mimic, lieutenant gov
e1nor of Canada. will review the
trnnnS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
MURDER BY BURGLARS.
Policeman Killed. but Thieves Sc
cure No Booty.

Kansas City Sept. 3.-At $3.50 in the
morning an attempt was made by two
masked men to rob the metropolitan
Street railway car barn in Armour
dale. Kan. Waterman Minsker was
ordered to hold up his hands and was
taken inside the office. but before the
j. W. Norris entered through the back
door.
Morris dealt one of the robbers a
heavy blow on the head with his club
and was shot through the heart and
instantly killed by the second robber.
Waterman Minskcr was also shot and
slightly injured. Both robbers made
their escape.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Cape Town, Sept. 2.-Eighteen YES
sells. mostly sailing craft, have been
driven ashore in gale at Port Eliza
beth. Five of them were dashed to
pieces, and all the members of their
crews were lost. Two tugs are also
reported to have foundered, and a
score of lighters are ashore. 1t is
feared that there has been great loss
of life
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Philadelphia. Sept. 3. The Union
League ana RittHnhoUse clubs have
been notified by cable Of the death Of
William f. Littlrton, a wealthy law
YER of this city. who was Il member of
both organization and one Of the lead
ing spirits in the Glover club. Mr.. Lit
Teton died suddenly in Paris.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Chica 70. Sept 2-From all over the
United States Poles have gathered in
Chicago for the thirteenth convention
of the Polish Singers Alliance of
America, which opened its session with
a concert before 1000 persons. Plans
will be made during the next four
days to unite firmly all the different
Polish singing societies throughout this
country.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Peru Ind, Sept. 3.-An easthound
Wabash railway passenger train drawn
by two on@ines collided with ii west
hound freight in Il dense fog. Both
trains Were running at high speed, but
the six engine men mirACulouSly cs-
capped without even Il scratch. The
three locomotives and two freight cars
Wern demolished.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Tuu4icr. Morocco. Sept. 3.-The revo-
lutiunAry movement in favor of Mo
hnmlnpG. brother of the sultan of Mo-
rocco. Aloulni Abd-el-AziZ, is spreading
among the Bcrber tribes. Berhels re-
Gently attacked the town of Mekines,
about thirty-tive miles from Fez, but
the governor managed to pacify the
tribeSmon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
New Comet Discovered.

San lose. CAL. Sept. 3.-DircctOr w.
w. Campbell Of the Lick observatory
reports: ~ comet was discovered by
Professor perline Monday morning in
the constellation of PerseuS. Its posi-
ton was right ascension 3 hours and
Is minutes and declinatOn 81 degrees
and 30 minutes. 1t is moving slowly
northwest
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Philadelphia, sept 3.-Albcrt Terrell,
a negro pugilist is dead in 4 hospital,
whore he was taken after boxing
bout with William Stokes also il negro.
at the Golden Gate Athletic club. Ter
rell was seventeen years old, and
Stokes is twenty The police arrested
Stokes and the seconds Of both fight