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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-24
VOL 70.
A CLOSE GALL.
loo Fist Stabs Jesse Rambo with an Almost
Fatal Result.


Bloomsbury, or at least the central
part OF it was in ferment last even
ing. The intense excitement was
caused by stabblng affray which oc-
cured at little confectionery store
and dwelling combined, located on
Sixth Street, between Iron and Catha-
rine Streets. The principals were Joe
Fist, an Italian, who conducts the
aforesaid store, and Jesse Rambo, a
day laborer, employed at Berwick.
The story of the stabbing as we
present it, is from the lips of Fist, but
his inability to speak the English
language, made it extremely difficult
for us to obtain satisfactory account
Of it. 1t appears that Rambo's wife,
for some time past has been doing
domestic duty for Fist. She and her
husband had not been living together,
owing to incompatibility of tempera-
ment. Last evening, Rambo, after
allowing his convivial inclination to
get the best of him. appeared at the
home OF Fist and asked for his wife.
He was shown into the kitchen, and
after a little talk together his wife
agreed to accompany him to Berwick,
where he claimed to have secured
farm. She informed Fist of her inten-
tions, and started upstairs to prepare
her personal effects. Her husband
started to follow, but Fist objected
and fight ensued. Rambo used vile
language, and picked up chair to
strike Fist, when the latter rusning
out into the kitchen procured an i'm
plement of defense, either a knife or
a fork, he was uncertain which, and
when he re.entered the room, both to
closer combat flew, aud after fierce
struggle Rambo was stabbed in the
left side just below the heart. The
wounded man hurried from the house,
and ran up the alley for distance Of
two blocks, when the loss OF blood
weakened him and he fell. He was
first discovered by E. L. Barton, who
after summonlng help, placed him IN
a carriage and conveyed him to the
Central Hotel, where he was given
medical attention by DR.. T. G. Harter
A careful examination of the injury
showed that the weapon had pene-
trated the flesh to the depth OF an
inch, and struck a RIB, to which fact
he owes his life. Had it been below
the rib death would have been GER
tain. AS it is he will probably re-
cover.
Fist says he came up town to sur
render himself, but not finding Squire
Ringler in his Office he returned home.
He was later taken into custody by
Chief of Police Wesley Knorr.
Mrs. Rambo, in the main, corrob-
crates Fists story. She says he stab
bed her husband with a knife. 1t
had long narrow blade and was used
m the manufacture of candy.
What has become of the knife is
mystery. Chief of Police Knorr
searched the house thoroughly but
the weapon cannot be found.
Fist was arranged before Squire
Jacoby this morning. He waived a
hearing and gave bail IN the sum of
5000 for his appearance at court.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-24
TALL
TIM

Tim is tall, very tall, and very
slender. He is 5 feet L inches
high, and measures only SO
inches around the chest, has
narrow shoulders and long
arms. Tim tried several cloth
ing stores, but none could
even approach a fit. He finally
struck our store, considerably
disheartened. He came in
with detected look, hone all
gone. But he went away per
fectly happy. We fitted him
to a dot with a $1,000 Suit.
He insisted on paying extra,
but we said "No, a $1,000 suit
is a $1,000 suit here every time,
and it's always as good as a
$1,000 suit elsewhere" Tim
said; "You're the only" and
out he went. We fit Tall and
Slim, Short and Stout.
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CAPT. LYN(H'S COTRT-MARTIAL.
Convicted Of Conduct 10 the Prejudice OF
Good Order and Discipline.

WAsuINaroS, Oct. % Capt. james A.
Lynch. Twenty-eighth Infantry. United
States Army. who was tried by court mar
tial at Plat sburg Barracks. MY. on charges
Of failing to pay his debts and making
false statements to the War Department
concerning his pecuniary obligations. WAS
convicted Of some Of tho allegat ions and
sentenced ITO be reduced In his grade ten
files" Maior-Cipn. Arthur Macarthur,
commanding tho Departrnen Of the East
has notified the War Department that he
has approved the sentence. No action by
tho President or the Secretary Of War was
required in the case.
In 1900. when Capt Lynch was stationed
AZ Plattsburz BARRACKS az First Lieutenant
Of the Nineteenth Infantry. he became
indeb ed to dry goods dealer two grocery
Iuan. n BOOKSELLER. an art dealer and furni-
ture company in Plafisburg, the total in
deDleduess amounting TO S2iS SIS. In July.
400. apt. Lynch went TO the Philippines,
and his credit ors, some OF whom had OBJ
tanned judy uents against him. sent their
bills 10 the War Department. When called
on % explain why ne had not paid his debts,
Capt. Lynch replied in one case that he had
satt ed his a count. and in o. hers hat ne
had instruc' ed the Villas National Bank Of
Plittsbirg To pay thom on present alton.
BEL ore he cOurl martial WAS cnaTHeu tnN
these statements were untrue and tina,
Capt Lynch had not paid any debts or made
anv arrangements with the bank to pay
them.
capt. Lynch pleaded guilty TO the charges
Of owing money TO the merchants spe Gifted,
but denied allega' ions that he had pledged
his word 10 pay the accounts at specified
ii nos. II pleaded guilty also to the charge
= having ssid In writing that b. lad cent
...tructions To have his obligations paid
hv the P!t'tsburc bank. but denied that
Their. was any deception or intent 10 deceive
on his part. While the court mart ial was
in sessi IA capt. Lynch id all his debts,
and the court. while ConviCting him OF
hsyilg owed onev, acgui' led him Of having
u.en gUity of fa,se statements and deCep-
ton. or the general charge Of conduct
LnbeCo ing an officer and a gentleman
under viii u he allegations Il o debt and
intent TO deceive were placed. the court
acquitted the accused, hut substituted the
charge of conduct to the prejudice Of good
order and mill airy discipline, of which
he was convicted.
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TEACHERS BnLK AT SItYEIS.
THREE OUT SCHOOL 2 BECAUSE
M ~ PRINCIPAL.
Others Ash 70 re Transferred Before n.
COmcs-Parcnts Are Indignant ann
the West End, Brooklyn. Board OF
Trade VIII Discuss His appointment
said TO he . Martinez.

The dissatisfaction among the teach
ers Of Public School 2. at fo-ty-eixth
street and Third avenue. Brooklyn. over
the appointment of Frank b. Stevens.
formerly principal Of Public School los
Linwood street and Arlington avenue
to succeed Principal Charles s. Haskell
who was yesterday appointed an associate
superintendent; Of schools. eliminated yea
terday in the transfer OF three Of tho
teachers at their request. Several other
teachers have applied for transfers. and
the West End Board of Trade has been
asked to take up the matter in the interest
of the teachers and the pupils.
Mr. Stevens * said 10 have the reputation
Of martinez. He will assume his new
place on Monday next.
Principal Stevens should have chanoo
said Supt. Haskell last night. Il have
advised the teachers and few parents
who have spoken about the matter to be
patient
President Hart of the West End Board
OF Tiate admitted last night that he hsd
Leen ASKED to present the matter to the
board at the next meeting of that body
The committee on schools will be asked
to look into this, he said. Much dis
satisfaction has Teen expressed by the
teache. 5, who say that they will be handi
capped in their work.
AIr. Stevens will lie succeeded In School
los by Princip al Best of Pubic School u.
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ENID OF SANTO DOMINGO REVOLT.
Government Troops Take Monte Cristo
Gen. Navarro . Prisoner.

WASHINGTON, Oct % Official advices
were received by the State Department
and the Navy Department to-day that the
revolutionary outbreak az Monte Cristo.
Santo Domingo. against the Government of
the Dominican Republic had been quelled
after an existence OF only ten days. Ac-
cording to this advice. the movement was
started by Gen Navarro, who had been de-
posed as Governor of the district of which
Monte Cristo is the capital, He has been
captured There was severe fighting at
Monte Cristo and many foreigners took
refuge on the United States cruiser Gin
cinnati.
one Of the kilograms. came to the State
Department from William L. Powell
United States Minister to Hlyti and Santo
Domingo, who is At San,o Domingo City.
He said.
Monte Cri-to has been taken after hard
fighting. The chief insurgent taken and
many prominent men arrested"
More detailed information came 10 the
Navy Depart in a telegram from
Commander Newton T. Mason, Of the
Cincinnati, who sent it from Cape Haytien,
Hayti, about Thirty miles from Monte
CTi-tO. This message vas dated Oct. -
it, text follows
Returned here from Monte Cristo Gen
Navarro, WHO was d"po~ed "a Governor Oh
district, T"Noilrd against Government Oh
night OF oct. II, and tooi nn--nssion of town
imprisoned Government Off I.ls except new
Governor. Who ESCAPED
Whole dl,trir, dr-t followed Navarro
Within last three DAYS inSurrCction con.
fined to immediate Vi unity OF Monte Crtsto
Government TROOPS pressing plsc" 'loscy
severe street fghting In last two days For
,Hgnrrs first TOOK refuge on wharf Last
} night seventy five lof thrml. most women
tOON refuge on this ship Govcruruen,
troops captured town and tort az o'clo
this morning. Insurgents scattered Al
now qui"t Local revolution Qucllrd
After sending his telegram TO the Nav,
Department. Commander MascI sailed
/ in the Cincinnati from Cape Haytien fol
| Port dc Paiy. Havti. where there are ex.
! tensiYe American irfnr.ets.
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TWO KILLED ~ FRENCH RIOTS.
Dock Lsborers At D,inkirk Expected u
Return to Work To-day.

specie! Cable Dsspa,eh 10 THE Sun,
PARIS, Oct. 23.--It il reported tonight
tina. the strike Of the dock laborers at Dun.
kirk has ended. and that the men will re-
turn to work tomorrow.
The riots arose from the decision Of
the dock lsborer. to support tho striking
coal miners. They refused to unload
vessels laden with English coal, where
upon the shpowners' committee decided
that II they would not unload coal they
would not be- allowed 10 do any other
work.
This excited the laborers. who rioted in
the town. They smashed the windows
in the houses of shipowners. cut the moor
ings of British steamers. which went adrift I,
looted shops and burned stores on the
wharves
The mob forced is way into the law
courts and compelled a suspension OF the
sttings. A newspaper Office was raided
aud damaged,
At one time there were ten hres in diff
ferent parts Of the town.
The strikers massed this morning to
and serious conflicts occurred in various
parts of the town. The rioters erected
barbados with wcavers frames and bar
rels OF Goldfish. The cavalry charged on
them and two were killed.
The Ndhn says that, conforming with
an order Of the day voted by the Chamber
Of Deputies. Prime Minister Combes will
open negotiations with the coal mining
companies relative to a settlement of the
strike
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UPROAR IN NOISE OF COMMONS.
Irish Members Force the speaker Ito
the Verge Of Patience"

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SuN.
LONDON, Oct 90 There were continuous
scenes Of disorder in the House Of Commons
today from the time OF meeting until
$50 O'Clock In the afternoon. The trouble
was caused by william O'Brien, Irish Ma
tionalis,, renewing his request that day
should be set aside for the consideration of
Iri N affairs.
William O'Brien and William Redmond
Nationalists. and Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman. the Liberal leader, took part
in the debate. which was carried on amid
a great uproar, the Nationalists cheering
their coea CUES and the Ministerialists cry
ing Name Namc."
The tactics of the Irish members finally
forced the Speaker to declare. Il have gone
to the verge of patience ITSELF
The disorder was terminated by Mr.
Devlin, Nationalist member for Kilkenny.
IN wing an adjournment.
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LIVE STOCK FROM ARGENTINE.
British Ports May Be Reopened for tn Q
Importation OF Beef.

OVttT'F VIVt DtsVHtT 70 THE SUN
LONDON, Oct. 23The TT. Hon Robert
william Hamburg. president Of the Board
Of Agriculture. received to-day an influ-
e'tial deputation of meat traders who urged
the reopening of British ports to live stock
from the Argentine Republic The deputa-
ton declared that this would have the effect
of red cling the present high prices Of beef
and mutton.
MIR Hamburg in his reply spoke opti-
unsteady of the idea he said he be-
lieved that in the not distant future Argen-
tina would become a constant provider Of
live stock for Great Britain owing to the
possible diminution OF the Canadian and
American supplies.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-The battleship
Kentucky. flagship Of Rear Admiral Evans,
has arrived at Yokohama. the battleship
Iowa, flagship of Rear Admiral Sumner,
ut Montevideo, and the training ship Lam
caster AZ Hampton Roads The cruiser
Albany has sailed from Genoa for Vile.
franche. the gunboat Hist from New port
for Providence, the gunboat +, gil from
key West for Manzanillo. and the cruiser
Michigan from Erie, Pa, for Ashtabula.
Ohio.
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COL. SWAYNE'S RETREAT.
British Force Retires 40 Miles Across
the Desert to Bohotleh.

Special CaGle Dtspaiehes to THH SUN.
LONDON, Oc'. 23.-An official telegram
from Berbera announces that Col. Swayne
the British commander whose forces were
recently defeated in the interior of Somali-
land by the NJ d Mullah. has safely retired
TO his base at Bohotleh. 2iO miles across
the desert from Berbera. The situation is
more satisfactory. but the orders to the
Indian regiments to reinforce the troops
in SomaliIand will not be cancelled.
BEHBERA British Somaliland. Oct 23-
Gen Manning, who was ordered here TO
supervise the bringing Of reenforcements
TO Somaliland and the restoration Of Col
Swayne's lines Of communications, arrived
to-day,
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Lieutenant Commander Z. ". bartlett from the
Texas u tac Maine as senior englnee oficer when
commissioned
Lieutenant Commander W. r. Eaton. from the
Maine - day AZ assistant Inspector Of machinery
At rhtlldclplla.
Lieut.. Il. McAlpinc. from Norfolk Navy Yard TO
the feSas a. senior engineer offIccr when com.
uliSsi1ncd.
Lieut., r Thci>S, from the Alabama to home
and Two months SICK leave.
Ensign T., :, Mecl from the Boston 70 the Adams.
Commence ", n Bcchlci to Washington ipi
special temporary duty In Once OF Naval !ntcni
gruCc.
payma.,cr 9 MCGOWAN. from the Alabama t.
home and walt orders.
Paymhsler G. 5, Williams. from League island
Navy Yard & trr Nnbana.
ASSStan. Pa, H,tct II, \. Wise. Jr.. to Wash
lngiln t"mpIr' u and thence TO Norfolk Navy
lardin coUncru vita ntttng out OF the Ark ansaS
ana on h ard Ndcn commits .,ned.
Passed assistant paynaSter H. ", Morse, from
CharicSt " Navy YARD and hold In readiness FOR
oTdct> g. sea,
Assistant paymaster g. 81. Steckhouse, from
Nonbngshela To ChaTlcSi, WI Navy Ward,
Assistant surgeon j. n. Holloway from Naval
H1SNittl, Chelsea. TO Museum Of Hygiene and
Medical school Washington.
Acting Assistant Surgeons II. shaw n. r, Jen
ness and X, II. NictclN TO Museum o! Hygiene an 4
Medical school Washington.
Assistant surgeon " y, Hoyt. from Naval Acad
.my 20 Museum OF Hygiene and Medical school
washington.
Assistant surgeon J. I. Nelson, To Museum of
Hygiene and Medical School, Washington.
Lieutenant Commander Y. T. Smith, IN New York
Navy Nerd, N Equipment Department,
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to the American Government to have his

to the American Government to have his
case reopenod Gen Porter wrote to NJ
Delcasse. the Minister OF Foreign Ahairs.
IN regard TO the affair. but received no
answer Yesterday Gen Porter called on
VI Delcasse. who WIS ignorant Of the eA-
istenc. % the letter and was indignant al
the conduct of his subordinatos ia Keeping
MIN IN the dark on the matter
United States Senator thsuncev NJ
Dcr,w and J. Il. Van Wormer have cabled
testimonials 10 Mr. Rose. excellent reputa-
lon and nave urged that hi case lie re.
considered Congressman Sulzcr and
orator Tim,;iy u sullivan sent cable
tcIatCtes uf similar character IN regard
SIDNEY Burn, who was also ordered i'
ave FAM
IL II likely thai the matter vii bc rccoh-
iccred ,inCc II u known that the Minister
Vlo ordered the eypusior ~ Mr.. Rose
7c'cd hastily and without Consulting
" Delcage The Foreign Minister is
anxious to keep peace and smooth out the
'iificultie- created bv his colleagues
Mr.. Van wormcr said last night that he
had cablcd to Gen. Porter. not because
lie knew Rose, but becaufe he was an in
innate friend Of Gen. Porter. Mr.: Ven
Wormer said he had merely cabled that he
had been told Of Roses good character
and expressed the hope that Gen, Porter
would take an Interest ", foto : case. MT.
NauW orner referred 10 former State Senator
Charles b. Page for further Information
a. 20 Rose.
Mr. Page said he met Rose several years
ago ard although he didn't know him very
well had always heard that no was honest
ard straightforward
THE trouble with Rose" said Nr. Pag"
was that he was seen talking TO some f lack
legs about the time Of the French turf
scandal ard thrs came under suspicion.
He couldr I speak French and WAS at great
disadNar'age. He was always regarded
a. upright and on that account his friends
here are irving to helm him"
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PROPOSED NAVAL PROGRAMME.
Board on Construction necomme ends Two
Battleships and Two ArmOred Cruisers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-The Naval Board
on Construction has recommended to the
Secretary of the Navy that the shipbuild-
ing programme 10 be submitted to Con-
gress shall provide FOR thu construct ion OF
two battleships, similar to the Connecticut
and the Louisiana; two armored cruisers
similar to the Tennessee and Washingt on
and two light draught gunboa,s. similar to
the Marietta. This is a repetition Of the
programme for this year which was adopted
by Congress. The General Board of the
Navy is also engaged in considering a
shipbuildng programme which, IL is ex-
etred, will be more ambitious than tina,
Of the Board on Construction,
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DIR. storrs's House Sold.

The house at so Pierrepont street. Brook
Ign. which was long the home Of the late
Rev, Dr. r, s. Storrs Of the Church Of the
Pilgrims, has been sold TO J. Monroe Hew-
lett. The Rev DR.. II. p. Dewey. who has
been occupying the house since he became
DR.. Storrs's successor will soon move to
284 Henry street which has been purchased
by the church a. the past oral residence.
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THE FRENCH TURF SCANDAL.
The Expulsion Of Hose and Burns May He
ReconSidercd.

Specill Cable DtJpdich % TBH Sun,
PARIS. Oct % ten Horace Porter,
the American Ambassador received
despatch from Secretary Of state Hay ask
ing him 10 take special interest in the case
OF Robert l. Rose. an American who was
accused by the French authorities of being
mixed up in the turf scandals and was or.
dered to leave France Rose appealed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-24
sccretar, Root Returns to washlng ton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ?3.-Secrctary Root
has returned TO Washington after short
visit TO Clinton, y. Y. where he attended
a meeting Of IN" Beard of Trustees Of
Hamilton College.
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Hannis Taylor PROFESSOR In Colombian
lniN crslty.

WASHINGTON, Oct 23'-Hannis Taylor,
former Minister to Spain. who is a IL. u,
has been appointed professor Of constitu-
tioEal history and common law Of England
and Of International private law OF Colon-
ban University Of this city.
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slight Earthquake shock In Rome.

Special Gable De,pa'eh 10 THB Sus,
ROME. Oct. 23.-There was a slight earth
quake shock here at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. The damage was trining.
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Arrived THUE,DAY. ocr. -

S. xenia Stctun. sept. %,
- hOtnam Newton, naItepool Oct q
- Lackawanns, Liverpool, oct. 10.
S. Laurenllan. GLASGOW. Oct II.
$ Klngsnan, Port Talbot. Wales, Oct =
81 Hughendcn. Valparaiso July ~.
IS Spero Port Maria. Oct Ia.
IS MaTacas, Trinidad. oct, is.
IS II cid. New orleans. oct Is
- Jamestown, Norfolk. Oct -
- Chattahoocher Boston Oct 70,
~ Herman Winter. Boston, Oct ~
Bark Roslp. Smyrna. July q.
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Army AM Navy Orders.
WAsltvgroS. ort. ?9.-ruc,e army ordos We
issued a day

WAiUvJToS ort. 29-rlc'e army ordo1 we're
issued " day.
l. CAdlIrs T.. OGN,, fInh Infantry. from the
ph.hp9idcS - his q Jnlc, OF retirement.
Flr,t Lieut. Juli'a l.. q ulJ:, Tenth Cavalry,
transferred - Eleventh Ga ..Iv.
MaJIt Elijah " HHlflTd paymasier. from the
Philippines - this city. Tor nstructlIns.
capt. iianI +, :. stewart, Assistant surgeon,
Volunteers. HbnrrahiT discharged
Cant. Henry \. shaw, Assistant surgeon. on
arrival at S'r Francisco, ~ General Hospital
NeSningt n tracks.
MaIIT HsrIy l.. Rogers paymaStrr, to Chicago.
Leaves 81 hDScucc granted: FIRST Lieut. knud
knGds n, seventh Infantry, extended fifteen days.
Capt. Alfred l. Smith, twelfth Infantry tpI'hcT
extended one month. Major Alexander Rodgers.
Fourth Cavalry, Tor three months. Cob Henry &.
Ward Fifteenth Infantry, extended two months.
Capt. Frank ), Cochcu, Twelfth Infantry, extended
month,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHta DAY.
Sun rises . .s:i9 Sun sets % Noon rises. -
HroH wATga-THis DAT.
sandy HOOK. 1919 Gov. Id las hen GAZE. e. SIS
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bHILEU FHON TOHbIUN TVFIb
IS Germanic. from Queenstown, for New York.
81 Ethiopia, from Glasgow for New York.
81 NoOIdaln, from Rotterdam for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-24

SIS La Lorraine. from New York, At Havre>
IS Traye. from New York, at Gibraltar.
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OUTGOING erEANsHIrs.
INCOMING srEAMsHIps.

SAL Monday. OCT! II
Algonquin. Charleston. ......,,, acpPl
Princess Anne, Norfolk. ......... 30p