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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Sch gmeriean MeoieaI gsiOeatious


itbife aarIiee Ntshe blep Ell flor De-
al Sibeu nptaeet meo 0rsfteIie al
SpsresmaoIet ON, bporIebeS Siinge'
b~etaalbeIien bebit fan befiPmpes. Del
bIep poapiit, at benne Speoont er i
ftgrft SiItaserbe, % at orntrent toeri
ipoeube Dsosfalb ifpIbes 9lagebe.
tRnoelie / en- eIer anben Sorm. 9p.
gerne i~nbrsmmeoe, at Me6icin life
Tan itanie Spsoommens Seriinser, oa
bet bar Den aIminbeIige Renins,' al
ben er imitiom. Solf, Der opboIoer
fig meset ! oberIpIbte, baarIigt penti.
ierebe 9ofaler, itdor / Sare for al
bIioe ansrebne, % airfer, SfoIer oa
Sbeutre er eiter SPsernes Opiatnina
ofte inrIise Steber pan 8runb al Dc.
res SdorIige Suit os WanseI paa Sol.
Brrfter og MenigbcosfoIf buroe ifripe
fs bette BAG Gre og isrge for, at Sir.
fer og Sfolelotaler bliper orSentIia
pentiIerebe. Sesperre er bet moi
mango Stebcr poerit oaarIis bepenbt
iaa Selieen0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Sra nlidisan.
sfamS. settlermsse.

Sfnno. Settlermsoc. - De pIbre
ifonoinapife Settlere | Gmeanen Al
Wenominee bopbe en- Reunion | ri.
pebiibe Harf / Hrbnte gp iibjte ltae.
Gette bar ben fer'te 5eit al bette
Slaas Der | @peil, men set er MI DE.
nin9en. at bisie SettIer. stppner ifoI
finoe Steb bbert gar.
Observation-Disclosures BIB. IN.
ititiariiis | Stdtens Ssieiterrt Gbnr.
les 3. Sina Ssbe ben 27be Ssuhi i
Detroit, 81 aar gammel. San bar.
De oGret CONNER | SsieIteret iden
1887. Sons fsrite Sermin oGrulo.
lsben 1897, o. ban bsIp &c sisn.
palgt. Ssieiteretsoommere pqlaes /
Wfifigan paa 10 Mar 40 8angen.
Spur or Ycngcne? gnbren
Socfipu en- peIitaaenbe Wan6 | Ri.
les, osoe berom 1agen af Stag, bpor.
al ban bapoe Iibt | uoaen 5ib. Sans
Spgoom bdbbe berspet BAN Gpnen
til at tale, 90 ba ban berbcs bar Iam
og life funbe rsre iig, par oct BAN
life mitligt at anbenbare for fine
SlGgtnings, bpor ban bapbe en- flor
Del al fine 9enge. glt, ptan beo. er
at Ifosbe for ct Gar Mars Sib itben
gieinte Here Suiinb Dollars ct eIer
nroet Steb for at babe Dem i Sifter.
he6. " .,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

SIrroe SuIi rprmer fig after %
mco Dem set iTSpauIi8c 2uroelepen,
Der torafteriierer Qoacns TSeirina !
bette 6ribeoeas &an0, bpor Sm1ogut.
BatriotlSmeu enoru ipiler or iaa
treutrPSenbe Rouc pco ofientIiae De.
n~on'rdtIouer. Gen WaaOe, boorpau
GrheoSoagen mango Steber feitIi1.
RoloeS, otIbe pUre bctcgucnoe lvr en-
Ration i huS CREME 9ornoom o. or
tiht alt orDet er5 ismmcIig for ct
Bolf, iom bespuher at iaa en jtor %
9refuIo SHtorie, % iom roier fla al
ratorale Erabitiorer. Ct 6ogitriit,
"ameriaan @e0icine" opIyier, ii oel
Ben Ace SuIi 1900 inbtraf SO 9sos.
ialb 90 2,767 llIpffeStiIiGIbe ION
6sIee al Den omiigsribeube @etIsSbet
Sm9ang meo erpIOitTtOTer. Zen
npfte 6rtbeosOag, ! 1901. trpoeSt
enoru Here Ore, ibet life fprre enc
S,147 @enneiter bIco itamfereoe pet
Ga9ens Seirtng, ior1l6en at et itsrrt
antdl bLeu brebte. 8IaSet t~ilisier. al
De, Ner 0sOe ierere ION birette eIler
mOirette GsIse Of SoaiteIier, be er.
bcISt mSsr Abe SaiIi aommerien, if,
er meoregnet ! Sisie SpsoOer. Sc,
giDeS Heppe noset Gorfonr icr iig
sraff, os bog er bet tiIipneInoenSt
banbIsft os i~aafanst al pfspe or iat
5orboIOet ~fcrbeoret. aaIanse Dor
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Sub Rnkptn.

GienSpmsinla. ainasburt
Golntp iolgies / 2sbet al ltgen, ION
enotc Den f6oe SUM, 9onoc:enoom ii
ct 8eisb al $4i,S40. Salt innoi 2s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Steo.
Spie Seitepriicr. lltGmmeo.
"@anae" Seite blep iioite ltse / Bierrs
ioIgt fur fra $65 til $71 pr. Stpffa
og Der iolgtes Here gognlaonineer a
Dem. Den bsieite Gris for en- enfel;
Seit bar $t55.
NfbulbsmpSe. SpS Iafota fan,
%oiHapiife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afboloel
fit anrliee Wsbe paa $. o. Stubs
Sarm, 4 RiI | iponeit for arlington
ben 2ben, 3oie og 4be Srli. 3ierSe.
SuIifeit bill blipe ferret uiiber Msoet
Srn6t. gIiaS grimitab, er
8rsnoborer, Der nplis fom til Stnr.
gis fra Winneiota, bIep forIeoen 9ag
mems ban sranebe ell 8rgno poo ".
.. Anietbs 5arm / en- 9pboe al sc
SOB truffen / Sopeoet al en- Dor, Ser
fnllte Sierneifallen. "a man nogen
lib efter fit bam brast op al 9rsn.
Den, bar BON 900.
SrGbt al gpnet. Sirsoag sitter
i iiaite llge bien Bert Balfer orRbt al
2pnet @rinoitone. 80 MiI ira
Bierre. Sans Seit bIep ogiaa orGbt.
gn SIN at Ole Stranb / SuQp
Gountp nPr Blunt = blep famine
aften Iigelebes trufet al en- 2pritran-
lie og orpbt tiaigemeo en- Seit.
NarspGrtcn. ct itprft &egnialo
/ Smegnen al @larf / 5sritningen al
iioite nge baDoe en- pelgisrenbe 8irf.
ming paa al Slass gpIins og bar / bsi
@rab forbebret l~toiigterne -iiben Gro.
iten. 3enne bapoe paa enfelte Steber
ifabet .8rsben, % iiar bapbe beli
ibldnot faret nofian iIbe meb Waiien.
Rogen oaris Men bar Den, efter bpaS
Der iubberettes fra iorifjelige 9ele al
Goimtpet,' BOG life Itbt, og eiter Regner
bill ben iatfoiDnIienis III, bpis gobt
8eir inOtrGoer; ihart fomnle iig igien.
Ser er ogiaa pao De Srafter pIalttet
betpoelig mere Mais emo iPopanIie. =
I'm gb. Sra 9oneiteel mebbeles,
at benne 8p, JONI for Ell Waaneb il.
ben life bar tort au6et END Ell 8p paa
8apiret, M bar en- 8eioIfning al
600. pg at Solf, Der bor Yen9e at
anbringe, fortoRf fommer oertil ira
ale aanter. On WnSie Yenge or
bleone anpenot / Eaapente al oer
Boom lom man trnr oil fomme
naar 3oiebub Reieruntionen er aabs
net, oe Ell WGu8Oe 5rGldit er fisrt
inc til Srus oeo SpfereIic al Soteler,
Reltauranter o.i.o. Wan tror mem.
Zig, at minSit $4,000 Menneifer pil
fomme peo gabningen al H~eieruotio.
men. % Oct giGloer fslgeIig at ifafc
SusIp og 5orrsbenbeoer for Ell gam
ife itor 9eiolfnina. 8eo llnberretnin.
gen ON, at @ilen ON Geierpationens
gobning neppe piloe blipe oebta9et /
n9roRrenbe aongres. bleu Der / Bone.
iteel taget Sfriot til at ienoe Ell Splpt
befurne aarer til SopeoItdoeE ior at
inoprente 2op9iperne Rsopcnoigbeocn
al at fou 2oncn orcnet igiennrm, men
oct er pel npiIt, ON Oct bipIper no9et.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
gllfnnis.
glpnSref | Chicago.

Slgnorcf Z Sbtcngp. - 8eorqe g.
Iunioion en- 6crretniuesmanS fra
asblano, 8is., bIeo fprlcoen af.en
pao Rortbpeitern 9nnens Station /
Chicago plpnbret for fin @a6'qt,
bpori ban bIanot andre Ting bapSe
Gftier / Stanboro Oil 60. til ct ge.
Lob al $1,000.
Sopfins palst. - Den oemofrati.
ife Stntsfomite organiierebe itg |
@bicoao ben 26oe sSini, oe Tom man
hapoe pentet blep llbfaIoet Ell afsiort
Seir for aoIaresmanb SopfinS, ser
h~iotiaeoe Sormano paa aomiicen.
SopfinS blep aienpalat os be spriae
Neolemmer al @eitprelieu Iiaeiaa.
alle iaoaootiom uoeu Sppoiition.
&obert 8urfe, 9bicagos napnqiptnc
oemofratiife ~gois", off bort iom en-
Hagen RaaS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
gomiraI Rclpille bar npIia aipet c

gomiraI WeIpille bar npIig sipet En-
Tel S~plpsnineer ON ben ienere Sibs
6remifriot meo Senipn til 9rugen al
Ole ION grGnoiel, % Der ipnes M
pirfelig at bore en- MtlIigbeb lur, al
alil / Ell life altfor fiern Srerntio fan
eritattes meb Ollie til Brig paa bore
arigsftibe. st antaI 5asmglo, ionl
bar superintendent meo oiSie Sina
iinber GbmiraIets SiIipn, ifaI ueunIig
babe ~frembrast Ell SreoiebeI mere
SaHtp oeb SiGIp Of Ole, enb bet oil.
be pGret benz mllist pcb SipIp al Dc
bebits aail Der ftnbeS. Mon bar eoa
itsnt paa forifielige 8anifeligbeber.
iom Der enbru rlaa pinheS @ugt meb,
ter BrobIemet fan iigeS at bare lot:
men man merer, at amerifmnIf Sp.
ttno'ortbeo NOT ifal greie oaiaa 6iSie
nlemper, Iigeiom Scu bnr fIorrt iaa
mango for. Den pGientligc 9ctGnfe,
E8beo oeb SIie iom @rGnoc pao
&rissiibere la6cr I'll at brrc Den. at
6orbrRnoingen fremfaI6cr eli ubpgge.
Zig 2nrH o9 Stsi, Iaar Der Ital irt.
ts fuI0 Damp paa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
altuIt.
Srann | @rnbcleir.

ytuHp ! VIuutiStI. y UttltllU
Sen itore @ritbeIeir OF rGititsrite hi.
nebr ! lltah, opitoo Ell Slbebrnno oer
25oe S,tni, OF iaaaootiom belle epSi
bIep ct 9ptte for Slomnerne. Slocrt
ser ioraariaaeoes peo en- erplpiion
ErebIe @iod, bpur Der par Sotel o.
SnIoou. ipreote iia bnriiat % isi
Gnel9ageIiei bar oucr bapee Den IaIt
ole gperts aorretniuasbuie. iolt Is.
i slite. Minhit 1000 Remneifer e.
hnsuiloe "a ub6u SsNemieIer o. an,
ore 6crusoenbeoer. SaauiNt pioe.
fr9peoe 8ranbeu intet Menneifelil
let idnIeSe Cab oil anornae til ca.
| Iilion Collars. 8pen baobe
1900 2.35i Snopanere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

Soil life fan ifiIe mcIlem ilnOrteni
ccpr,i % rpapssESt psftatelmaser,
o. mere anitarSisc ftftlise Gem5ffirr.
toner. Get bcbite. man nnoer On,
itrioigbeoernc fan ejsrc, or III raooe
SoIf til at paste paa fine Sndaaut.
Ter. DC itore or Der naturligpis
intet uSfomtfne peo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Nnrn pakntn.
eNatcpieti 6nScrlin.

>cpiet | 6nocriin. - Yoitor Nr.
TOUR Slion ior enoerlin blep iurIeecn
piet til Nfiis Eruoence Saifer.
SbocH iritienot. Die Shocn. scr
par duttaaet for Ioroet pon 5eris
aisrpeltao i H9rbeoen al 3nue Tor
i Ydr Tiger iiSen. bleu frifienot al
Siiruen I @rhno Sorts III, | Rat I'll
Den 27se Suni SurpeR bapSe haui
hans Saa unoer GrsiteIie | ca. q q.
mer. "a ben cneoes ON en- aieubeI'c,
Ia eeune bIcp opIGii bier Sboen al.
oeIes operpplSrt AZ @inosbcp9seIic,
men tom sps iuart til ne ieIp isica,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
marbfngtnn.
Wml0 ira 9IoTo Nor,n,

Glib fra Mlaifa. Gnmpffibet
"Obio" anfom til Seattle fra Rome
bert 25oe SUM meb Cub til en- gproi
al $4,000. "Sbio" bringer I'm.
o%errctning ON, at ben isrite 9omper
er fonnet I'll ct. Mihaels nebopcr
glfonflpoen meo Cub for en- Til.
lion Dollars. Sampffibet "SSennie"
befrpgteS at babe f~orIiit, oa man i
gtpme life bapbe bsrt fro bet paa 90
Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
1ttinnsTntu.
NuIiuorn beSret.

Tplinacn beSret. 6ra @oSenn
meIeeS Den 35oe ssuui: en- it9rt Sinn
meo 3ean metrai Der | ganen iioite
aot. ReNnet pareDe ! ire Simer. en-.
Del 9psniger blep rampoaeret. o.
8ean oa @tlaeet frb eli Smule peo
Saal men smudtorn bar haut aoSt
al Reanet 81 loper iiom9rfet. Sra
Safc SeutoiI ffripeS. at 9~seobsrcn Der
lieeleocS bar beorcf Apliugen meaet.
Sarmcruc or / aobt Simsr, hchcr oct;
tbi 9arsnoIiatcrnc CT lni DC bcoltc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

1urpen fanot, at bon bnpbc bonoIet |
S~elpforiDar. Oct oil erinores, at aier.
Deitao | beriiet 1ilitnro itafeoe fla
'AognrB til Siiet o. optraubte pberit
brutalt bporfor Eboen fit fat poa ct
gagitefjrric for at foriDnre fla. Mco
ocftr hog ban ajsrpeifao / Sopeoet og
tniteoc Hdm oerpna no aicnnem ct
8inon. MIt Sette blep oplpit | Hetfer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
NehruTRn.
iipn.Valaieooelcn

I ViiNpHsV aIaIeD0eIch. IWiIIIpHIIIet'
mes Stotstidct / 9tebraifo er III Joni
ielger: 8upcrnsr @. $. Ebompion,
Senofrot; 8iceguuernsr e. u. Oil
bert Gopuliit. StatsiefretPr; Sobii
Golpers. Yopltliit; Stotsouoitsr, g,
:. &c Sroutc. BopuIiit; Stutsfasie'
rer, s. u. 2pran. Bopltliit; @eue'
raIoboofot, :. %. Brood, Gcmofrnt
aonmiSiGr for ofeutIiae 9panineer.
g. &. Brennan. 9cmofrat; Sfoleoi'
refer, CLAUDE Smith, TopuIiit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

irt,s f~yaaifu6inm.

3pSnofiemc iru 6agitubinm. g.
Soipel 3. Peribing I Denper ubtnItr
lioitc llge peo Ell Msbe ! Colorado
Stafe WeoiroI sis~iocintion, at ben
Sio mariner fig iiRrft. bo BipfoIogiea
% 5ppnotismen oil bIiue faite timber.
nisningsiog pen bore Iagepioenifdbc.
liae Sfoler. anbre 2rscr ipnteS at
bore al iamnte Mening.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

min Snn,nHine Susoeunen' er ru eobt
prsssf. % lea Tan Tie is. at rosen gaafine
ian eiste teere arbeioe, Geo CT oeercrbenfiis
slae cher at tose fact fan ven o. cob IN
DsaHine for ben biuiee gris of s2i.so. iitebsi.
icr at abe aaentsrne fra so III 80 Dollars.
si.is bIee Srnaisn. mrs. eettr Gtrthsnisa
olupton, Esbraffa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

BED oen repubIifonite S~tatsfonpen.
ti:n | Wrdigog Der aiboloteS i 9e,
troit Den 26oe Sim. siep Sen nup Y.
renSc @npernsr, garon I Bills
gennomincret peb isrite SoIot. MiI.
Iioa9ren Suin,s 2. Stearns ira Cub.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

RemipIponias Semofroter boISt
lin StatSfonpertion | erie Oert 25oe
Sinlt o. nominereoe Rpbert 6. Boiti.
ion til @lGuernsrtonoioat GIaticrmru
torbigoar | SmiSbeb uutionnIpclitiite
S~psrgSmanI os beintier iis fun meh
Ghprer p~eorsreuoe Sinien.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
TWO DJE In DELAWARE
BY SLOOP CAPSIZING

Chester. Pa, June l4.-Captain Han
nett Robbins, of Port Jervis, N. J.,
and Mrs. Pluma Haines, of Camden
N. j., were drowned yesterday after
noon opposite this city by the capsiz
ing of the sloop Henry s. Robbins
laden with oyster shells
On the yacht at the time of the ac
cident besides those above mentioned
were Miss Lizzie Jones, of Camden
and Robert Reed and Charles f. Bur.
ton, of Port Norris. The sloop was
sailing with all sails set, and when
opposite this city was caught in a
sudden gust of wind. The boat was
toppled over, and in moment all of
the occupants were struggling in the
water. The United States launch Ca
det, which was near at hand, hurried
to the rescue, but Captain Robbins and
Mrs. Haines had already disappeared.
The others were rescued and brought
to the hospital in this city, whence
they left shortly afterward for their
homes
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
Teamsters Man strlke Analn-

Chicago, June 14.-Likelihood of an.
other strike of teamsters employed in
the stockyards increased yesterday.
when it was announced that q union
drivers for Swift & Co. had been dis
charged. No reason was given for let.
ting the men out and the action of
the stock yards house has aggravated
the i'll feeling among the teamsters.
They have learned that Swift q Co.,
Nelson. Morris q Co and other pack
ers are now making preparations to
deliver all their meats TO sub-stations
by rail.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
Training Children For Coronation.

Training Children For Coronation.
London, June 14.-There was an in
teresting little function at Westmin-
ster Abbey yesterday afternoon, when
the sons or grandsons of high state
officers rehearsed the duties they will
have TO perform at the coronation,
June 26, in the capacity of pages. Lit
tie tots and bigger boys, present and
prospective bearers of historic titles,
arrived in charge Of relatives and were
shown how to bear coronets and carry
trains and otherwise properly deport
themselves in their individual parts
of the ceremonial.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
General Lees Daughter Arrested.

Alexendria, Va, June 14.-An arrest
that caused considerable excitement
occurred last night, when Miss Mary
Curtis Lee, daughter of General Rob
ert e. Lee, was taken into custody,
charged with violating the law affect
ing the Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Electric Railway which
provides for the separation of white
and colored passengers. pdiss Lee
had taken a seat in a section of the
car set aside for colored people, and,
being encumbered with several pack
ages, refused to move to another part
of the car. She was released on her
personal bonds.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
NE cHANeE IN cuahN sIruATIoN
Both Factions Claim Advantage From
Presidents Message.

FItoNdIIA > FiIo1a1Cf
Washington, June 1.-THE presi
dents reciprocity message gave sena-
tors a live topic of conversation. but
so far as IS yet apparent there is no
change in the situation. There was a
disposition on the part OF the lead.
ers on both sides of the controversy
TO claim some advantage from the
message. The straight reciprocity
men urged that the effect would be 10
cause at least some of the beet sugar
Republicans to abandon their opposi.
tion. They contended that many of
them had misunderstood the attitude
of the president, and now that this
had been made clear there could be no
longer any excuse for opposing
straight reciprocity measures.
The beet sugar leaders declared that
the message had caused no loss what,
ever to them. and that all those sena.
tors who had stood with them are still
with them. They also asserted that
the presidents interposition in the
matter had had the effect of causing
to hesitate some senators who hereto.
fore had not taken a positive stand
against reduction because of the feel.
ing that the president should leave
congress to deal with the subject in its
present stage.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
HAWAIIAN VOLCANO ACTIVE

Kilauea Has Broken Loose and Sends
Forth Flames and Smoke.
Honolulu, June G, via San Francisco,
June 1.-THE volcano Kilauea, on
Hawaii, has broken loose again, ac-
cording to a report received by steam
er. Flames and smoke are rising above
the crater. The outbreak took place
June 3, and up to the time OF the last
reports from Hawaii, dated Thursday
it was still continuing The outbreak
has been foreshadowed for many days
by an increase over the normal volume
of smoke coming from the crater.
There also have been slight earth
quakes. No eruptions of lava OF
ashes have taken place.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
MANY MILL HANDS
FACE FIERY DEATH
Leap From Windows Into
Nets Held by Firemen
Explosion Of CeIlulOid Causes Injury
to EEplOleS Of Philadelphia
Factory and PiTemen

Philadelphia, June 14.-Fire yester-
day destroyed the novelty leather fac
tory of II. NJ. Rosenblatt & Co., four.
story brick structure at Second and
oxford streets, and resulted in severe
injuries to a dozen persons. The John
Moffet public school opposite the
leather works, was damaged. three
dwelling houses adjoining the factory
were destroyed, and nine others were
slightly damaged. The rapid spread
of the flames gave rise to rumors that
a number OF employees had met death
in the burning factory, but these re-
ports proved to be erroneous. A mem
Der OF the firm of Rosenblatt & Co.
said last night that all of the employees
had been accounted for.
There were many sensational and
narrow escapes, most of the 400 men
and women employed in the factory
saving their lives by leaping from the
windows into nets held by the firemen
When the alarm was given nearly
800 girls were at work on the second
floor Finding egress cut off by smoke
and flames, they rushed to the win
dows. Warned by firemen and police
men to take their time, the girls, one
by one, jumped to safety. Fully 250
the firemen say, escaped in this way.
Kate Scheidell, aged IS years, was
carried down a ladder by policeman
She was badly burned, and her condi
tion is reported as serious. Others Sc
F,,4r or alrf
back injured; John Snyder. shoulder
dislocated and leg fractured; August
Schoeter, leg fractured; Samuel
Frankerman, burned about body. Sew
eral others. including a police ser
geant and two firemen, sustained Sc
we're decorations and were overcome
by heat and shock.
Diagonally opposite the mill is the
Mofit public school. The children
were assembling for the afternoon ses
sion and quite a number were in the
class rooms with the teachers. Wher
the smoke and flames were seen the
children were escorted out of the
school by the teachers and taken tC
places of safety beyond the fire lines
Wnen Lne news OIL lue uTS spIedt
through the neighborhood the excite
ment was intense. The mothers o
the pupils of the schools nearby rushed
to the scene in the widest alarm. Th'
almost frantic crowd was increases
by the mothers, sisters and brother
of the girls employed in the factory
The policemen had a difficult task II
calming the frightened women an,
. convincing them that their children
were in no danger
The fire originated in a small anne,
known as the celluloid room. It is be
lieved that a spark from crossed cleo
trio light wires fell into a quantity o
celluloid. The fire caused a pani
among the employees, especially thos
on the upper floors, and for a time tn
widest excitement prevailed. Firemel
and policemen, however, prevented tn
panic-stricken workers from leapin
until nets had been spread to receiv
them.
Mr. Rosenblatt estimated his los
at $25O,OOO, partly covered by insul
ance, and the loss on the other prof.
critics is estimated at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
NUGGETS OF NEWS

President Roosevelt yesterday sign
cd the river and harbor bill
The Cuban congress yesterday con-
firmed General Maxine Gomez as in
spector general of all the forces on
the island.
Two men were killed yesterday by
the fall Of an elevator in the veneer
mill of c. c. Manuel & Son, at Rich
forth, VI.
The seventh annual meeting of the
American Association of Farmers In
stitute Workers win be held in Wash
ington June "a, 20 and &c.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
cusA's IMMIGRATION LAW
Forty.three Chinese Laborers Turned
Back at Havana.

Havana, June 1.-THE board Of i'm
migration decided yesterday that the
AZ Chinese laborers, who came TO Ha
vana on board the Ward line steamer
Monterey from New York. and reached
here last Wednesday. would have to be
returned to New York by the steam.
ship company. Heretofore Cinnamon
have been allowed TO enter Havana
without restriction. and thousands
have landed here in the course Of the
last three years. An immigration law.
however, similar to one enforced In
the United States went into effect in
Cuba last May. and the case of these
Cinnamon has resulted in the first ap.
plication Of this law
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
International TypographlcaI officers.


indianapolis, June 14.-The canvass.
ing board of the International Typo
graphical Union yesterday completed
the count of the vote for national Off
GERS of the organization, cast in the BIZ
ennial election. The total number of
votes cast was nearly $4,000, about 20
per cent. of the entire strength of the
union. Following are the officers
chosen; President, James M. Lynch,
Syracuse, N. Y; first vice president
c. f. Hawkes., Chicago; third vice
president, James Mulcahy, st. Louis;
fourth vice president, J. T. O'Sullivan,
Boston; secretary-treasurer, j. w.
Bramwood. Denver. Delegates to the
American Federation of Labor: Print
ers-William Garrett, Washington;
Max s. Hays, Cleveland; Frank Morri-
son, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
Three prownInas Reported.

Racine, Wis. June 14-Three
deaths from drowning are reported in
Racine county. Leo Smollen. the A.
year-old son Of a mail carrier, was
drowned in a cistern. The S-year-old
son of John Weimer was drowned in
watering trough, and John Buchen-
berger lost his life on Tichigan lake
by the capsizing of a boat
Evening journal., 1902-06-14
Amy captaln shoots HImseIf.

Richmond, Va, June 14.-Captain
Richard c. Croxton, United States
army, shot himself in the temple yes
terday at the residence of his brother
in-law in this city, and is now in a
critical condition. He was alone at
the time, and it is not known whether
the shooting was intentional or aeci-
dental.