davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAvsrpooI Nov. 16-CicsnS. WHEAf-Ispot steedys
No red Western sinter os - f1s-res s-sSs
Ars-iean mixed So Il ~ futures quiet $780,
- Trcerbsr. b II 10 FEA5-caladan scea1y,
81 al rLOCR-st Louis fancy winter eull Sc "a HoYz
London ,Pacdc Coastl. s-ea1y - tlsft8 BEE
firm: extra e7s ef PORK nrrns prime n~se
Western. SIS HANS quiet saorL cut - % 70 ID "a ~
ia % "a n 54s. long clear middes Light. = - -
clear middles heavy. s. 70 - =. 5cs -
snort clear bsezs 70 - =. f7s clear bellies. -
n DEt.=-sIlare II % 3 =. 1llet- -
fARD-Prns Western. IN ue-ces strong SIS 3D. kn1r<
refined. IN pa-ls- nrn- 58A BCITEk ncstnnk
American. rn-sr Waite 1ufl So.
fnest eoioret. quiet 5&s TALLOW-Prine city 7u5s8
zzs "a TCRPENTISE--Spirtss -earv ass %. ROSIX-
Common nrm- ee io1sd PETRoI-EyM Refined ara
ia LTNSEE-D OIL culi. Is "a TALLDw-Aust-afaaL
IN London, easy, 2ss COrTONSEED OiL~-H1-l rscns1
got Arr Us %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

cash quotations were follows: FLOUR
wHEAT-No spring; soc: No g. TI679c: 80 2 red %
No . s3iac; No 3 white. 33@s83sc- RENO ol1sg
SIC BARLEY-Good feeding. S6GSsc. fair % cnoiee
vve-te-T 81 TIMOTHY sEED-Priule. 81 % CLOVER
contract grade SO 90 PORK-Mess per 6bL 81 S.7
ash 90 LARD per 100 10 s. es = ~ - y AAEe ,
Short rfbs sides. loose 50 z2sa 20 sno Si-sr s1es
bcvf e. 6ais ES6 sT1z wHISKEY, basis q high vines
81 - on the Produce Exchange today BUTIEH was
4, +r-nsst 2aRa4o. CHEESE easy. loGllc
-,-1r-b Nov f6-C1ose: WHEAT 70 arrive. No hard
7ese: No Northern. 7si-c. No Northern '5s.cs De-
cenDer T5b4c; May. f67sc- -,
yrlu-aukse Nov 1s--wHEAT weak; No ! Nort9eTTs
soS5Sice No ? Northern. 7s4tS+zct Nay. - sc H1E
-. -. X, 5sT57c BARLEY steady. No ? toc; sam
oi@ $500 CORN lower; No 3. 45iaeioc; Nay. lac
~ 7Tt.c. On track No hard. sO7scs No :
Men 79isc; No Northern. I6lsc 70 . northern
- q74l1c FLOUR first patents s. 6o9Ss 20 second
sieery- s. 5OaS2 e. BRAN. IN bulk SIC =
r..f1z5sipbia Nov 16-wTfEAT firm and &c higher
November 50 Fs3.c. CORN. &c lover Eovernser 411
1I5--.s az flour chrnly held. winter super. $50
e. ex+-s So 2JgS3 -. vaua roller clear. s. %
80 Is: stra-ht s. s0G$4; patent $4aS+ - Kansas
csar sacks s. 6GTs3 IS. straight SACKS s. sSs pat
snr sacks 81 100 "a p; spring clear . s$4 straz1t
s0<4 patent 81 900 81 20. favus urancs - 90
< m Br-TvTF1R firm. good demand: extra Western
Creamery 22 d23c- nearby prints. &c E5 unchanged.
sss5 e-Fv soc toss off Western 5000. Southwest
- $3.50, S~Ih-r1 49, CHEESE steady. fair
demand: NeV-Yo- full cream fancy. IL choice 1l-sc
fair 20 good IIQ11i-c- Recepts-Elour. 5000 cbls and
Shpr1ents-Whear, $4,000 blIsf corn
al 600 bush: oats i.00O bush-
St Lauis Nov. I6-Close. WHEAT. December. s51ses
rs.r 40, Isscsnnser Ssatc. NAY ssa G39Hc- OATS
No ? cash 3Gc: May, 35lsc. No . white. 40e-
Toledo Nov 16-Close: CIsOVEf.SEE cash 20 ~ D
cenheF. 81 i21zs January. - o a. $3.50
March, IS 67is; ALsTEE prime. 50 co. TIMOrHE' Pslns
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
atSact prices IA TIE local market to-

Ire i1cal market for SPOT cotton closed cuet a. 20
por,s tecne bGslE q 35c FOR midcl.ag upland
tntsl sales. 200 bales incucng boo Eprners and
- Gel peeo o. contract Southern spot markets were
te-egrarhee follows. Moh.e quiet UNCLAIMED
70 Lice Savannah steady
e. lo1.cs saleE, la0z bales. Wlninsr3n STEADY,
chsEFec Nor10lk lee lower 1t
u LEE sales StS bales Baltimore nominal a. Il &c
n louis steady unchanged AZ lie Charleston firm IN
eh3rgee - iv-c Aeuph.s CEiet nc lower 10 5-lCc
100 NeE-CrleEEE 81 lower Il
u elles. 100 leles Al
a. i0hGllcs saleE T22 halea Galveston QUIET &c
loser a. l0sc. sles 200 baies Esfiraatet recsurs
Tor to-norrow: Nev-oreans. 5000 70 $1,000 bales
against 80 lasf week ard last vsar Al ca
weston $500 70 b20O6 aEainst last week and
= 70 last year. and a. Houston. $500 10 90 COO
&zEnst 4o.0SD last ysek ard - 81 lzat vear
Receipts the part Interior uo.rtE a 49, ,o.
pared win the HExns dag last week and a. yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER IL 1903.

receipts. 2e37 sales $50: exports 207s. Quoted A.
3. G u. 81 10; p 81 %: z. 81 30; G. 81 40. II.
g 80 s. 20: X. 81 so: ~ 81 90 y. 50 10; 6. So .:
W w. 81 50
Charleston Nov. Is.-TURPENTINB steady s5izc.
ROSlN steady. A. 3. and .. So z 81 10: r. - 20;
Q. 81 80: H. 81 30 81 80. K 81 70: VI. 81 So " s.;
Wilmington. Nov. 1s--sPRTTs TURPENTINE-
Nothing doing; receipts A. casks. ROSIN-Sothing
doing; receipts e13 TAR firm 81 so: receipts lis.
CRUDE TURPENTINB firm 50 g So 80 and IS 50; re-
ceiDts I46
London. Nov. 16-TURPESTINE-Spir 44s- RoSIN
American strained. IS Sd. fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST ISy Y-Ia5I-P
a. me leaving dime from De-b.o..e. and
CortIandt street, q. ave minutes Later s, than
stafion except where othsrV'se noted I'd p,,,,x
o5, VI ST louis LIMITED -P1lirnsn, Sleeping.
Smoking and Observation Cara Cincinnati. lnfianaD-
1o.a5 u. PENNsY1.v5w1a rIMrTED.-Purmsn
siespinE Dining. smoking and oeseryasa Con'4 A.
VI CHICAGO AND ST LovIs 81 E yps5sS,:7-
Iadasage, Calesgo ST. L2gls Dtp al a. sl.epf.x
Smoking and Observation Cars Far Chicago Toledo,
5.55 p " ST LOUIS ExPREss-For PttssurE. en- .
For Cary " Va (vta Shenandoah valley Eoutsl- -
5.55 p. VI. wEsTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago Ter
.55 r. fMa:s' Ps sc4fT7y ExPR PRES and
Route Connects for Cleveland Except S7SaSdeZ TX
PREss-For Pittsburs. Cleveland. Cincinnati lneian-
wAsHISGToN AND THE s oTTH- streets.
80 s 30 * 1910 C !Sa 10 essTosses Ort
Iaadt streets 20 q Is "Cc5gressl0na Limited al
u 10 night sunday. s25 9e5 '1oss a n 49,
Cas- - u Sesb-osses and CortIantt
soUTHERS Rs1I.AY@E1pTsss - p Il 10 night
Atlantic COAST I1NE--Ex5ress. sss a n and SIS
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Er0ress I2'S p n
NORFOLK AND 'WVlIEerERS RArLwAT.-FOr Memphis
cIEsGPEAKE { OHIO DRAILw1Y.-7-'s 8. n week
FOR oLp PoixF co4FoR: and SoRrotEl-''' a n
D m
LLANTIC CITY.-9ss a. and 10 ,. y 49,
SUNDAYS. rs Through Nestioued LrA--..
Ist Paror Cars and standard caches On car and
FarIor Smoking Car. ParIor Cars. DinlHs 49, -
Standsrd Coaches Sundays
ShPE MAT--f2 8 ?. weekday -,---. $780,
E1T POINTS on New-York and Long Bransa N ~ 10
est Iwentv-tEirt Street Stationl So a
90 40 g1d As m wssk--days s "a - co-tIands
N. and ass p from Desorosses atU "a = -
Streets 600 a m 20. $50. 20. and DIV , -
fS5flyi FaaifIissp p. :, 1ou,,
oGO -. T55. -T55. .. SIS ~. 80, 60.
!!146n553;eD 90; Des5rossss and C9rti31fs5 N
:. 50 30 Gssb,osses and G ~ ~ ~ SiSazo
s2i'sd fo5 Gerrnantown Jet onlyl 80 80. syludays
eeo3- - s25 90 ss5 st LO.is - ss - 81
ao2o (Pe1na. Limited 80. 50 a % Le,. -
20 '425 "A 50 Chicago Limited for - m
night
sDfnf1c Car 49,
Ticket ofces Nos 4s1. Iis and 20 Brose.ay IL
aIItn Avenue beow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Assa9
~ s.: Astor House and statiS rs. se0 f3-oas
hrcoklyn. Court Street SEQ FUf-o1 stree o.
way snd Pennsylvania Annex station Lne ns-1szs
transfer Company will call for and .cnecs oassa97
Iron hotels and residences through 70 1es.l. AZ
road Cab Service.
W ". ATTERBU-RT = P WOOD.
General Ms1s-e-- passr Trafrc Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

4e5e EAGLE No and No extra hne sTanGat s
Eranuated Sc; Eagle fine granuiaed STANDARD srsn1
lated and diamond a +-foe eonfectloner55 80
No T. &c: s. 4-20c; No 8. i5o No 70 lvc; 10 II
4 &C l3 395c: NCs IA and 10 Setc: NO To-
3s5c: Eagle powdered &C. crystal domiuos. in cases
5000 Locally there dull and nominal market We
follows: Centrifugal 90 test S%e m1scovado 70
test axe and rnoasses 50 test &c The London
sugar market steady with unchanged but
fully maintained. November. SIS Cd and December.
6 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
SOUTHERN COTTON mARkEr.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov f6-The arrivals % vol tsr &c axa
closed to-dav WIKI ne
amounts New south vales. I9.5S5 bales. Qnee1s.and
% victoria A1Srrall 4354
bales. West Australia Tasr1sria ID eA>1-
Neu-ZeaIand So SIS bales Good Hope and <A<ns
bales- total bales DetGctink To-
tai p bales direct soinnerA and s1a9
nfth series sr7o-sns
.-.-L-EL. -. ~ cnrl-uz saL.z n 81 ~ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

DO n So I26 State sheep. 105 -. a. IS % y
do. 100 n 81 SO -, 80
FIOGS-Receipts for days were se5 cars or lIS1z
head including FIVE the market Prices were 30
lower: trade slow Quotations for good medium q sS
and Pennsylvania hogs s. 15S5 80 100 ID
choice Pigs outside dealers al rather higher
figures Country dressed hogs weak
SaIesJ c. Curtis Son: 8 State pigs 81 ID average
s Sanders: IL state hogs I54 n. at s. 40: II State
IL u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
READING SYSTEM

NEh 1EN RAk< X ~
Liberty street and South Ferry Time from
South Ferry minutes earlier tna1 SHOWN osi0~l
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z400 C115 Easron onlyl. sl0
A "a. 10 40 500 g. a EassSn onlyO P IL sundays
WIIEFsBARRE AND SCRAeTON-z4-00 $40 A. e.
500 p. NJ Sundays "a 25 A u. 100 p "
LAKEWOOD. IAKEHURSr. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400- A. n. 40 f34o. A30.
Lakewood and Lazsaursr only). 500 P n Su1days-
ATIANTIC CITY, 40 A. N. +34o II
VINELAND AND BEIDGETOS-1E40S A N. t13S
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
E4OO $50 113O A. u. 355. 445. $50. $50 1150
Asoury PARK only1 p N Sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHI ADFIPHIA-CREADING TERMrSALJ. .4ss.
TOO $500 -S.OS 1000 fILO0 a u. IL 90 100
s1SO ZOO. t30o. 400 600. 1900. tISo. 500 P II.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREEr+s425. $50. -10so.
I'll IS A N. 100. tao. 800. -TO0. g Is p. n
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WILIIAMSPOKT-i&00 "a p. $50 10 10 zoe
1 a. Rsa1ing only. N sl-Oo 10. p p N
Heading Pottsvills and EIrs6's only f4e9 SEQ P "a
zF'rom Liberty Street only Daily. FDaly, sxceps
Sunday SUNDAY only. tPsrIor cars only Va
Tamaqua- xSatur1ays.
Ofces Liberty Ferry. South Ferry. Assor Hous-.
fs7 2s1. 1900 1854 Broadway Isl SIN Union
Square 153 125th St. 20 West 125rh 2S
Columbus A New York. 4 "a. Fulton
St b xlyn; 800 B way. W msoUrg y. 2 Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage % destination
W c. BESLER. c u BUR-
Vice Pres and Gen Ng-- Gen Pass'r As--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
LEHlCH VALLEY,

for speculation ant included 5000 bales Arsf
can receipts. 10000 bales. ncudrE 65lo0 bales Arer
FutureS opened and closed gulet. Americas Id
ding z o November. : sSQ5 99d- November snt
ceuber. 5get: December and January sS95- sd
and February. 5sfg5. SD February
sd March and April 5 SD April Nav 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
THE STATE OF TRADE

rr~sIo Nov 1G-FIOUR firm; fancy blended patent
49, z0-i- rareu 20; family patent winter, -
1asfr 81 low grades. s. =. re. 50 . WFEAI-O1sr
-s limited. No Northern. carloads Sac: No red,
II eSs +Hrorh billed CORN unsettled: No yellow.
s0T56Ir. No corn, 4S-ec Oats easy No vnite 3s'c
X, -,ixed 8Tc BARLEY. Western { z 4seozc-
RTF- No on track soc asked Canal freghts steady
wheat Sstc; corn, 3Ac 70 New-Fork-
C5tcsro Nov 1.-The Isading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

Fo-er- CoGee Markets -7io-CoEee market frrn. no
RIO sSs75. exchange u 2-82c receipts 15oao bags;
Tnire1 S-a-es. - GO cleared Cor Europe.
stock 10T.pH Sarraz-f-rf1eC firm
average $500 receipts 23e,0 haas. stock.
1857 600 Esunurg-C1fee market opened = pte1Lig
hgher. 80 b uferrlE higher. sales.
- pl0 HaVre-Cofee market opened STEADY.
changed = franc higher. ar = unchanged, az
rr cuie-. September advanced franc. other months
unchanged. 30 = unchanged sales. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rsv.rpool Nov fe 4 D. u.-COrroN-spot "A fair DE-
rnand prices points lower. American Iia1nk
= aaf. god nnifdIiuz 2Od. uddnG 6l--. L1w Dill
snr sOsd. sod ordinary, $3.50 ordinary. D q tae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

CCTTC&--he cotton market win heavy I1ul5a-
tcr TO-DAY and ruled active and excited opening
leclne 81 llnl2 points Cn1er realizing
tear pressure. which encouraged cables
prospects heavy receipts
clrirg another few pcIEts. Gntl pces loo
rcrrE
E-eszlre bl support ~ connection with crop
buying orders - point ares
pr INTO This brought prices ~
q level Only 2dlD points under Saturdays ilals the
positions bat followed by another Slump
t0--norroH leading
por-s posted. showing heavy movement, and the
dung balance generally
Tie heavy eXpo-Is- with the close
the decline ~ Aa- points.
Eaes estimated 90 90 bales Sentiment
and the market reflected the
irene ne-voEsness z the trace uho were apparently
psy1e reaction while believing that The crop
prices might eventually seek st4A higher
levsl There vas heavy selling during TIE Gay by the
brokers .SeE-OrleanE connection VINO were such
heavy buye close ~ last week and brokers
regressrs Nez-Eugsn6 and various SPOT interests con-
Unle1 huysnz a feature CT The early trading was the
sizing houses which was supposed % reIre-
ten- TIE un11ilg hedges formerly put ~ European
tT-lerE needs OF cotton which y The
Exports uar Re accepted gulce. may nave peen az
taEt partially q ty purchases q acil- COT
Ton The .o-s bun leader reported 20 ue q Lea.y
buyer a. dag. taxing cotton scale down ana not
Nirhstal1lg -te heavy movement there vas lL4e ind-
ost0n thar pressing tor sal as me sou
erL spot unchanged - only &c love- Al y
Z q
weather belt rather unsettled. wiki cold
predicted tie portion
The range n contract prices the local market to-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

CSsw York Central & Hudson River r b Lessesl -,
Trans leave Frarklfn 81. station New YORK. as 1oF>
lows. and IS min fooe % West 42d-st. y X
q a N Intermediates points Albany
III - ND Hudson and Mohawk Express
p. M.-Chicago Express
.225 P. M.-Cont lin for Detroit chi 81 Leri<-
p For Hudson River points and Albany.
p. M Roch.. Buffalo. Cleveland and Chfc&<%
D p M-For Roch- Buffalo. Detroit ard ST. Louis
X p Syr Roch.. Niagara Falls. Dsr- a C1t-
sDaIiy +Daily except sunday Leave B-oosyn Annsx:
On az fI0 a A N Vas p n Leave Jersey CITY,
p p r sta: G) az III 20 A. NJ. ~ t3-35 ?. a
Tine tables az principal hotels and Offices Baggags
checked hotel resitsncs b Wesrcott Express
A II SMITH. c p. LAMBETH.
General Manager General Passenger Ag-1--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERsEY CENTRAL r. r. PHILADEIPHIK
AND READING RT. and BALTIHORE
AND OHIO II. r.

DAILY. fDaiy. except Sunday. Sunday
Ferry. South Fsrry. EsrI--
261 434. 200 1874 lroacNay ls2 Sun Az =
Square 153 East 18TH ST. &c f2srr
Columbus Ave York. Court 81. ga ssO Furo,
g. Pro0kfy-. 100 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Yo-E
Transfer calls FOR and checks dsstaaeo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
NAVAL STORES.

suirits turpentine dull and nominal Rosin was
euIi Prices generally unchanged Tar holds steady
With prices unchanged and demand quite orlsK We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine eois os's
TAR-Pins bbls 81 7Oas2 So OIL ibis - Togss %: ,
FOETS-Coumon 10 good strained u eolS- 90
60 etSsa TO- p So SIS: r s. % G. 50: II 50 70: - =
ronsinai: X So so: NJ 81 30: n. So %; O. - 3d. and
" W 81 20. All nominal
STOCK on HAND.
lo,asL ous
epirits turpentine
Tar
s.v.nnah Nov Is-TURPESTTfyE frn, SOC; re-
~s,a. ara eess. ssSsA sxDoztA soa f-Os1N hrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New York. Barclay and Christopher 81
$500 A M--For Bingharnton and syracuse
1000 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 Lo1iA
81 40 P M-For Buffalo and Chicago
T4-OO T. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
&c. 10 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
S-4j ?. M.-Utica- OswegO. Ithaca BunaIo-
100 A M--For ChiCagC-Sleepers open T.
Tickets I67 42s 1873 Broadway y. I: rs Futon
st. Brooklyn sDaily. fExceDt Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November 1s. 1908.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

Receipts o. breads--ffs a.
last three ciVhers tpyD ON
90 r-rr-.-r-u-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
ENDEAYORERS TENT FALLS
Blown Down By Wind and 5000 Are
Caught Under II.
NO ONE WAS DANGEROUSLY HURT.
Women Scream aud Faint, but the Presence
Of Mind Of A. M. Ramsay Prevents Worse
Panic-At His Command Men Hold Up the
Canvas and Catch Falling Po!es-Rescue
Corps Formed by Those Who We're Outside.

Denver, Col. (SpeciaD The big tent
Endeavor, where the Christian En-
deavor convention has been held for the
past four days, was blown over, more
than 5000 persons being III the tent at
the time.
The injured numbered nearly score,
but, fortunately, none of them was scri-
ously hurt. Mrs. Jessie NJ, Thornburgh,
Of Denver, was the most seriously IN
jurcd Her nose was badly gashed, and
she suffered several scalp wounds.
The presence of mind of A. NJ. Ram
sey, Of Chicago who sprang to a char
and called to tho people to hold up the
canvas and poles, undoubtedly prevented
many from suTocating. AS it was,
many women tainted and were cN-
tricatcd from the folds of the canvas
with difficulty.
Mrs. Winifrcd Sleep, of Denver, who
was in charge Of St Marks Hospital
tent seeing the accident at the big tent
close Nv, tclcnhoued to the Electric
49,. Ca,,,,, - ch,, oG ,,,o c,,rront
n,e''' ~''''p"', ~ S'''' ''' '''> =,
his prevented any damage from ''c
live wires that had fallen with the tent
poles.
"h''' 'nc "'"Jo'"y "v'' >'''>"'.
from the canvas foidS. all gathered III
the openar and, led by an Eastern de-
lepatc an mDromntu nr,i>e service was
held'
The convention was IN full progress
al the time of the accident. and, al
though there were signs OF ram and
some wind was blowing, no trouble wa;
anticipated. / he sides OF the tent had
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
Three Killed By Explosion.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa Especially Three
men killed and two seriously hurt, to-
gether with three buildings destroyed, IS
the result of an explosion at the Laii'n
Powder Works, at Latin. The force ot
the explosion shook every house IN the
town of Latin, The people knew what
had happened, and the paths leading to
the scene were soon lined with excited
thrones hurrying to the mill. The cx-
plosion occurred in what is called the
"press." There we're three buildings
about 100 feet apart--the press i'll WHICH
the powder was compressed into solid
mass; the barrel mill in which the pow
der was mixed, and the corning mil, IN
which the powder was ground INTO gram
ready for market.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
Domestic.

kI1OWT piano manufacturer Oh DTOOk-
lyn, and more recently a broker OF
the Consolidated Stock Exchange and
real estate operator, was found dead
in bed at his home.
Frank S. Pilditch, New York man
ager for the Wardlow Steel Company
of Sheffield, England, was arrested on
the charge OF grand larceny. His
shortage is estimated at $4,000,
Mrs. Minnie Cummings, who was
tried in St. Louis on the charge OF kill
ing her husband, was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree.
Rufus Young. the most notorious
horse thief in New England, was cap
tured at Arlington, VT, after being
severely wounded.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court Brewer, while in Milwaukee,
predicted that there would be reac
ton against lynchings.
Adolph Itgen, an old offender, was
arrested in Springfield, ILL.,, on the
charge Of impcrsonating a pension
agent.
The fishing smack Amclie Lyons, Of
Mobile, Ala, foundcrcd off Pensacola,
Fla, and three OF the crew were drown
ed
The freight handlers employed at the
Western Terminal Transfer Company
OF Chicago went on strike.
Prof w. w. Campbell, oi the Lick
Observatory. says the Borelli comet
is daily growing brighter.
A number OF dyers returned to work
in the various carpet mills in Phlla-
delphia.
Two convicts, Perry Hawkins and
George Nance, who escaped from the
state farm in Lexington, 5. C.. were
shot one killed and the other mortally
wounded by B. L. Swygert. who had
been asked to join in the man hunt by
the guards. He is held blamcless.
Unusual heavy ranfalls i'll Pensacola
Fla, and vicinity have caused consider
able damage.
Mrs. Hcnricks. wife OF Dir. HenrickS
who was convicted of conspiracy witf
Laura Biggar to break Millionaire Ben
nctt's will, has gotten a warrant iol
Miss Biggars arrest, charging her With
stealing her husband away.
Barry c. Eastman, student OF the
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
was held in $1,000 bail on the charge OF
robbing the Harvard Cooperative So.
cicty's store.
Gilbert MuIIn. a federal prisoner who
escaped from Fort Leavenworth and
was in Jail awaiting trial for numbering
one of the guards, overpowcred the
sheriff and escaped.
Judge Hardy. in the Superior Court
in Boston appointed Horace +. Swift
of Hyde Park receiver for the Motor
cycle Manufacturing Company OF Brock,
ton
Charles w. Roxbury, a tea expert, was
found robbed and so badly beaten in
New York that lie died without being
able to give any clue to his assallants.
J. ST John. president of the Colorado
Springs City Council, indicted on a
charge of having accepted a railroad
pass as bribc, was acquitted.
The coroncr's jury which has been
investigating the death OF Andrew
Hudock, treasurer OF the Pennsylvania
Slovak Catholic Union, in Hazleton,
Pa, rendered a verdict OF murder.
The National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance, at its concluding session
iii New Haven. Conn. decided to meet
next year in New Haven Conn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
Girl Charged With Murder.

Bloomington. Ill. (SpeciaD.-A sen
satiou was created here by the arrest ot
Maudc Jordinc, aged u, for the murder
on Thursday last of her 2-ycar-old
sister Mabel. The baby was found hid
den in some bushes near the Jordinc
home most horribly mutiatcd. MaudC
is now charged with the crime, and
other warrants are in preparation, winch
will prove equally sensational. 1t IS
alleged Maude had special interest in
the removal of the baby.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
Turks ard Ru'garians Fighting

Paris (By Cable).--According to a
dispatch from Constantinople published
here, engagements have taken place be
tween Turkish and Bulgarian troops on
the frontier, which the Turks accuse the
Bulgarians OF crossing On the other
hand, the Bulgarians assert that the
Turks tried to occupy the neutra zone.
The dispatch adds that ministerial
council was hurricdly summoned at lil-
diz Kiosk and more troops have been
called to the colorS,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-16
LEO IN A STATE or COMA,
Pope Experiences llalluclna;ions and Marked
Confusion OF Ideas.

Rome (By ble).--Shortly before
midnight Monday the Pontitf ioll into
a state OF unconsciousncSs--hai asleep,
half coma. He is very restless. The
heat of the body is high for the pa
tient's organism and appears to be lev
erish.