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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
DEATH REVEALS HIS SECRET,
Body of Former L. s. Consul
Found in Lodging House.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco, Feb. 2.-The body of VIII
liam Michae Davis, Q native of Ireland. a
years old. was found In a lodging-house.
Among his effects were a number of let
tiers and papers from prominent men. One
OF these bore the signature OF Grover Cieyr-
land appointing him Marshal of the Con-
sular Court Of the United States at Annoy.
1t was dated July 0, 1886.
A still! later appointment was as Deputy
Marshal to the United States Consulate at
Kanagawa on September Ii. 1872. Between
these two appointments Davis was a Dep
uty Sheriff Of Whitman County. Washing
ton. and IN August. 1890. he was a detective
In the employ OF Robert Pinkerton.
For Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal he
went to Panama on o treasure-hunting ex-
petition In May, 1880. Patrick Crowley.
former Chief OF Police. wrote Davis a Kind
note acknowledging the receipt of a five
pound note and complimenttng the sender
on his integrity and gratitude.
The decedent enlisted In the United States
Navy on board the franklin In 1Sl7 and was
honorahiy discharged at Boston in 1854. He
was acquainted with the late Joh w.
Mackay. as a strong letter OF recommends
ton showed. and with II there was a note
from Clarence H. Mackay to Mr.. Walsh in
the Nevada Block.
Davis was a Royal Arch Mason and re-
signed in 1891. After the death Of his wife
In Japan he placed two daughters in the
convent OF the Holy infant Jesus at Yoko-
hama. while his son accompanied him to
this city. There was nothing of value
among the. papers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
THIS WASHINGTON HAD SHOVEL
smOtc Employe On He'd in Course
of an Argument.

This is a story of George Washington.
hut not the Father OF His Country. whose
birthday will be celebrated to-day.
This George Washington did not use a
haiche. to get himself in trouble. 1t was a
shovel. He did not destroy a c'er-y tree.
His color is not white.
The police are net satisfied at thiS tune
that the George Washington whe is the
subject of this little yarn has told the
truth. JGd1e Moore of tie Court OF Grim
inal Correction Will decide this question
next week.
George Washington who makes possible
this story lives at No.. 1919 Gratict street.
But he will celebrate the anniversary of
the birth of the man after whom he is
named in Jail.
Robert Manley of No; 23 South Main
street. whose head was the cherry tree on
which George Washington chopped. is at
the City Hospital.
George Washington L. a boss teamster.
Robert Manley was employed by him. Man
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
DECISION GIVES ISLAND NAME.
Litigation, Over Property in Mis-
souri, River Is Ended.

Circuit Judge Foster decided the suit of
r. b. Bradshaw against Pleasant A. Ede-
len, Jacob Smith, Jr.; Jehn NJ. Little. James
w. Little and Mary z. Brown for posses
St. Charles In favor Of the defendants.
The island comprises over 100 acres.
Bradshaw claimed title under a patent is
defendants Gained under a United States
Government patent obtained in 1919.
The suit was brought in St. Charles
County and a change of venue was taken t.
St. Louis.
Bradshaw GAINED that the name of the
island is Nicholson Island. The nts
claimed that the name is Little's Island.
The contention of Bradshaw's attorneys
was that the title under which the defend
ants claimed related 10 another island than
the one he claimed, and that the island had
been washed away by the river.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
MRS. CLARK WAS STUBBORN.
Woman Charged With Larceny Re
fused to Answer Questions.

Mrs. Annie Clark. who Gains 10 live at
in q warrant issued yesterday with the
theft OF a shirt waist from a department
store, proved to be one of the most stub
born women the police have had to handle
su some time.
Assistant Chief of Detectives Kelly was
unable to get any information from her.
Her daughter, whose name IL also Annie
Clark, and Mamie Hartman, who were ar
rested at the same time. were released.
Mamie Hartman stated that she lived at
The Imperial Hotel. where she says she Is
employed as a chambermaid.
She stated that the Clark women came to
her at the Imperial Hotel Friday afternoon
and induced her to go shopping. She de-
MED having attempted to do any shoplifting
and declared that she knew nothing OF the
others having done anything wrong. She
stated that they Are mother and daughter,
which they denied. The police say Mrs,
Clark lives at No. 2s43 Sheridan avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
CUT HIS THROAT IN A DREAM.
New York Hospital Patient
Thought He Had Been Attacked.
SPECIAL.

REPrBL.IC SPECIAL.
New York. Feb. 2l.-Having dreamed that
gold watch and chain. Milton Ketrham.
"A wears old. Of No. 6 Georgia avenue.
BROOKLYN. in a second dream, cut his throat
while on a cot in the Long Island College
Hospital. in Brooklyn.
.Ketcham. after one dream. tsld the rob-
i,ery story as a fact to one of his nurses.
Then he went of into another sleep. and
kent numbline that thieves we're after his
watch. Later he was found with his throat
cnt and q penknife BY his side. To the hos
nital surgeons ketcham d~clarsst that he
had been cut in a tight with thieves.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
HOTELS.
AT HARny.

Great opportunities are presented at Bars
for securing choice selection of goods during
faction with the goods from Missouri's
greatest store after You get them home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

lev went to Washington's house Friday
nigh; to collect money due him. Washinp-
ton paid him with three wei,s on the head,
using a shovel like George of Revolutionary
War fame did his Ratchet on the cherry
traa,
ated by throwing a lighted lamp at him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

BARRON Friday. February 20. 1858. at 5 a.
M. at Hot Springs, Ark. Joseph II; Barr. be,
dear brother % SITTER 81. Irmina Of Milwaukee.
William T Barr and Mrs. J. N. Caikins of Den
yer, Colo. and uncle of N SIS Mamie schiling and
Mrs. William J. Donahoe.
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

AT a meeting of the st. Douis Undertakers'.
EmoalmeIs' and Lverymen's Association, held
February IL. 1903. II was adopted by a unanimous
vote that on and after March ], 1909. the prices
Of besrses ana carriages fo- Sunday funerals wifi
I've advanced s. on hesrSes and 81 on carriages
from present rates to NIL cemeteries.
Ohm u. CLEMENT, Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
Militia strength Of Natsou.

Washington. Fed, 2i.-Ailit:a reports from
various States show an aggregate Of 1922
commissioned officers and enlisted men or
ganized. and 19.S53. 396 men on whom .ie
country can call in an emergency. not in
any Organization
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Thursday. February 10. 1903. at
1880 d. M. Edward I,assot. beloved husband of
Mary Raggot lnse McNamara). and father OF
John. Ed J.. William and Joseph Baggor. and
brother Of william Baegot and Mrs. John n.
HenDessy fne BasEoD.
Funeral from family residence. No. 1893 Clifton
place. on sunday. February %. at 100 .. M. to
st. Teresa's Church. thence 10 Calvary Gene
terry. Friends invited TO attend.
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February 81. 1893. at II a. m.
Walter y. Coaney. third son OF Mary and the
late Patrick Cooney.
Funeral from family residence. 1913 Adams
street, Monday. February .. at 3 a m. to St.
MaIachy's Church. thence. to Calvary Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
SPECIAL TIES.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST
COMPANY
Has a Large List of City Property
for Sale.
PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.
MARRIED.

-MACFARLANE At Warren
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Louisville, Ky.
san. February IL. 1879. by the Reverend Peyton
II, Hoeen. Cnristine Ninitred. only daughter
4 the late John X. Mscfarisne. TO James Paul
Macfsr!ane. Dunoon. Scotland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Ii Grippe Cared in Oae Day.
Also permanently cured all kidney and
bladder troubles. Bright's disease, cystitis,
indigestion and all skin diseases. e. Pen
mock, Laciede Hotel. ST. Louis.
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DEATHS.

EmbalmeIs' and Everymen's Association, held
Vote that on and after March j, iiSGs. the prices
Of hssrses ana garages To- Sunday funerals wifi
from present rates to NIL cemeteries.
JOHN NJ, CLEMENT, Secretary.
BARR-on Friday. February 20. 1858. at 5 a..
M. at Rot SPRING., Ark; Joseph II; Barr. be,
dear breiSsT, % sisser. II. Irmins Of MiiWauSes.
william T Barr RE-, ond NJ ) y; Tai sap;, Of Den;
Mrs. William J. Donahoe.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
BAGGoT-on Thursday. February 10. 1903, at
lO:39 D. M. Edward Bassot. beloved husband of
. ManS Ed EdsS T.. WI, %iiiiam snd Joseph IN sas sseafr ami ri
brother Of William Basxot and Mrs. John N.
Funeral from family residence. No. 3i3s clifton
place: on SUNDAY: rebrgary 2 at 10 .. m. to
terry. Friends invited TO attend.
Walter +. cooney. thira son OF Mary and the
late Patrick Cooney.
Funeral from family residence. esss Adams
street, Monday. February .. at 3 a M. to st.
Mslachy's Church. thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
BoWDERN-ssturdsy. February a.. 1893. at
300 .. M. John Bowdern. father Of Thomas g
and John J. BowderD.
Funeral viii take place from the family resi-
dsnce. No. csIs Sheridan avenue. at $50 a. M.
Monday. February %, to St Bridset's Church.
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
D~ovEY-Entered into rest on February %. 1903.
at 12;59 a. m: Wililas 7; Doysy: BELOVED bus;
brother of the late Calvin r. Dover. at the age
Of Al years.
gan street. on Sunday, February g, at = p.
M. To Bellefontaine Cemetery.
HoLT-on Friday. February 20. 1893. at s:O a.
M. Andrew j. Holt. beloved husband Of Cath
crime Holt NEE siowey,. aged IS years, 5 month
Funeral will take place Sunday. I'D inst, at
1:p o'clock p. m, from family residence. No.
4if2 Garfield avenue. Friends are invited 10 at
tend.
syracuse. n. V. Little. Rock. Ark. vi Paso
and San Antonio, Tex. papers please copy.
KELIE-Entered into rest on SATURDAY Fep-
nss.: II a.n 1sssi Il kan i; INC sncs a't sssnfsv.nss, Sss'oysa
81 years 10 months and 81 days.
Funersi Win take pace Sunday. February =,
at 80 d. M. from the family residence, No.
aga u ssiie street. TO st. Croaan's Church.
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited 70
attend.
LIAYToN-saturdsy. February 81. 1903. at I:is
O'Clock a. M. Mary c.. believed wife of Thomas
Layton.
rbe funeral will take ,lace Moniay. I'D inst.
nj 0 O'Clock a. m, from family residence. No.
.74s North Grand sreniis. to 81. Te'esa's
Church. thence TO CALVARY Cemetery. funefa'
private.
saLIsBrRY-Mrs. Mary b. Salisbury. relict
Of the late Philander salisbury at her nome In
Fnner,i from ass Westminster place sunday
at $50 y. IN. Interment private.
a. M. MIlism ?. Welsh. beloved husband o
} SsEs b r; Ma os Js sRns S sssssa,; and az Mr.. H.ry =
Ho,Eon STee Waish), in his thiIty-,ixth year.
= Funeral from family residence. No. lsto Norm
,eecr.nn avenue. Monday. February q. at : y.
m. TO st. Bridgets Church, tnenoe M
cemetery.
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BOWDERN-Saturday. February q. 1873. at
800 .. m. John Bo~dern. father OF Thomas =.
and John J. BowderD.
Funeral will take place from the family resi-
dsnce, No. 2sI6 Sheridan avenue. at $50 a. NJ.
Monday. February %. TO st. Bridgets Church.
Thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
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D~OvEY-Entered into rest on February %. 1908.
at 1875 a. m. wiliaQ i. Dewey. beloved hus.
band OF f.srrietf T.. Doyey tnee Terry. and
brother of the late Calvin r. Dovev, at the age
Of Il years.
gan street. on Sunday, February % at 3 p.
M. To Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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saIISRt-Ry-Mrs Mary B.. Salisbury. relict
of the late Philander salisbury, at her home In
Funer,i from ISIS Westminster. place Sunday
-, saa ~ m Iufermeut private.
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AUcTIONEERS.

IA and TIC Washington ave, handlers OF Firs
and Marine Salvage. Watch for special notices.
SAMUEL CANS. Manager.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

wALsH-On SATURDAY, February si 1895 al .
Mary n. Walsh Snee Sosran,: sna dearly ps.
To,Eon fnee Waish). in his thirty-sixth year
Funeral from family residence. No. lttO North
JeFerron avenue. Monday. February z. at y.
m. TO st. Bridget's church, thence TO taissfs
kometery.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-17
Crimes and Criminals.

Jessie Thorson of Topeka has been
refused new trial for the murder OF
Clara Wiley.
Mrs. Robert Sector was chloro
formed and robbed at Seattle of about
81 900 in her apartments.
The steamship Park City was fred
on by several men on the way to
Bowling, Green, KY. No cause is known.
Samuel Mitchell, white, who led the
mob who lynchei Thomas Gilyard, a
negro, at Joplin, Mo-, was sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary.
John Dennis, negro, was lynched
by mob of 200 men at Greenvllle,
Miss. The negro attempted an assault
on a well-known young woman.
Because he locked up cattle belong
ing to his neighbor for trampling on
his property, John Fclkman of Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, was terribly beaten. His
assailants have been arrested. -
After sending Isaac Wormer, Chi
cago teamster, to Jail for arson and
murder, Arthur Brensinger, bell boy
of Battle Creek, startled the police by
declaring his testimony false.
w. T. Wyatt, colored school teach.
er, was lynched at Belleville, Ill.,, for
shooting County School Superintend-
ent Charles Hertel, who had refused to
renew his teaching certificate.
A ten-year-old son of Michael Hart
defended his parents property in their
absence with double-barreled shot
gun and fatally wounded an Italian boy
who was ransacking the house.
In street duel at Eagle Pass, Tex.
both City Marshal Kinard and w. l..
Mellow we're fatally shot. Before
death Mellow remarked, I'VE have
killed each other, but we are now
friends"
George Washington, colored wait
err, was struck on the head and his
ton, a saloonkeeper, because he spoke
to little white girl. The negro will
probably die.
Dan Kinds, colored, aged eighteen
years, was caught and rope thrown
about his neck at Madison, Ind, by
young men employed at Melish's but
ton factory, for an attempted assault
on a white girl named Humphreys.
The sheriff secured the prisoner, how
ever, and held him for the grand jury
investigation.
John Ward, telegraph lineman
who had made preparations to elope
with the wife Of aWynee business man,
was taken from train by whitecap-
pers and numerically whipped with
leather straps. A travelling salesman
named Thomas, who attempted TO aid
Ward, was given similar dose.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-06-17
From Other Shores.

Four Bulgarians convicted of par
Saloniki, have been condemned TO
death.
The French punitive expedition
bombarded Figuig, the stronghold of
the rebellicus tribesmen. The native
loss was heavy.
There have been ten cases of the
plague at Lima, Peru, believed to have
been imported by cargoes of rice and
wheat from Australia and India.
The kaiser and the car will visit
Vienna simultaneously at the begin
ming of September. The car will
continue to Rome by way of Trieste.
The Venezuelan government has re-
occupied San Felix OH the Orinoco
river. This is the first step of the
march of the government. troops to
Ciudad Bolivar.
Colonial Minister Doumergue of
France has received a dispatch that
Mont Pelee is again active. For sew
eral days the volcano has been emit
ting flames and clouds Of vapOr.
1t is officially announced that the
Bolivian government has signed a
treaty with Chile the basis being a ces-
sion of the Bolivian coast lands, now
under the virtual control of Chile, in
return for a pecuniary compensation.
The Panama municipal council has
adopted a resolution in favor Of petit
tioning congress to ratify the Hay
Herran canal treaty, and asking the
municipalities of the other districts in
the department to send a similar pe!i-
ton.
The French naval board has con-
demned the system Of superimposed
turrets in warships because in an ex-
pertinent three out of four sheep which
had been placed in the lower turret to
represent men were killed after ten
shots had been fired.
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Otherwise.

Baron Speck Won Sternburg and fam.
lily will summer at Governors Island.
Gov. Yates of Illinois has declared
himself candidate for denomination
and reelection as governor in 1904.
Settlements have been signed at
Chicago with striking cooks, daiters,
laundry employees and electricians.
Prominent society bellies now prom
enade the streets of New York, hat
less, and wearing their hair in long
braids. ..
The first rain for nearly two months
fell in the vicinity Of Utica, N. Y, re-
Gently. 1t came in time 20 save the
major portion of the crops.
Rev. Charles H. Thompson, pas to,
of the African Methodist church at
Belleville, Ill.,, is receiving letters
warning him to leave town on penalty
of personal injury.
In his address before the convention
of Progressive Friends in Philadel-
phia William Lloyd Garrison said that
special privilege is the only foe that
labor has to dread"
Samuel L. Clemens mark Twain),
Mrs. Clemens and two daughters, will
sail in September for Italy. 1t is
probable that they will! make their
home there in the future.
While indorsing check to pay the
premium on life insurance policy II:
nioh ho no ivlct q nyyt
j. s. Farrier dropped dead in the Farley
bank at Montgomery, Ala.
Breathitt county, the scene Of Ken
lucky feuds, will be invaded by band
| of twenty-five preachers, who will
spend the summer in trying to exter.
inmate the feudal feeling.
Judge Paul j. Corby of La Porte,
Ind, after thirty-year fight, is award
ed pension He deserted the Confedcr-
ate army in 1863 and afterward served
with distinction in the Union ranks.
DR.. Hendricks wife has sued Laura
Biggar, the actress for 81 100000 for
alienation of the Doctors affections.
She also sues the doctor for limited
divorce, alimony and counsel fees.
Count Charles Fitz de Morganstein
who planned to change water into oil
at / cent per gallon, and who was the
mainstay of the billion dollar oil and
gas company which was to be a rival
of the Standard Oil and Gas trust, has
mysteriously disappeared in New
York
Mrs. Jane Douglas Champlin, from
whom her husband is seeking divorce
at Chicago, has asked the court for
$1,000 for defense and 500 month
temporary alimony. A millionaire
New York yachtsman will be named by
Mr. Champlin as correspondent.
John w. Gates, associated with Gel.
Isaac Elwood, "Tin Plate" Reed and
a few other millionaires, has engi.
neered a. corner in July corn at Chi
cago. Reports are that the Gates
| crowd are long 2O,000,000 bushels Of
the July option. The profits ready to
pocket are estimated at 100000.
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FLOOD HAS MADE NO DANGEROUS
ADVANCES SINCE BREAK
IN LEVEE.
CARING FOR TIE UNFORTUNATE
PRINCIPAL WORK WHICH is At
PRESENT DEMANDING At. @
TENTION.

st. Louis, June 13.-That the crisis
has passed so far as that city is COZ
cerned is generally accepted as fao
by the citizens Of East St. Louis.
Boat crews which Wednesday strained
their energies to the point of exnaus4
ton in rescuing the prisoners of tn
food, yesterday occupied themselve&
in saving property and in bringing t.
higher ground belated refugees VII
had not believed themselves in il
mediate danger. 5
The river is stationary at 1913 fee@A
Since the break in the Illinois C%s
trail levee the flood has made YNf
dangerous advances, although the lQs.
area was increased by seepage yest IA
day. The water continues to So,
through Broadway in many placE
flooding the 'owlands between Il
thoroughfare and Missouri avenue, III Il
next street north, with from t nj
feet Of water This food Az
Extends for Miles u
between the two streets, interrtS a
occasionally by embankments a
water has been finding it's way III
the territory between Missouri
anG St. Louis avenue. People i
district, however, have not been III s
PEELED to leave their homes, attn
it has been necessary for them tdM
boats to obtaii, food. rs
East st. Louis yesterday as "a
was scene of disaster Nobody Gu
he found VINO could give anything lis.s
a definite idea of the property ]f5ss
Vague ideas of millions CT dollars Was
the best any one could give. -
The work has been and will cont hue
to be that of caring for the refugees.
The supply of food seems ample but
the refugees still in the city Would
have been more comfortable last nj ght
had they had more bedding.
During the day East St. Louis was
under quasi military rule, butt COM
munication with st. Louis wa(s per-
mitted.
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WILL TIE UP HOTELS.
All Employees, With Exception 4
Clerks. to Go on Strike.

Chicago, June 10. - Trouble deveI-
oped rapidly last night il. the strike
of cooks, walters and restaurant en-
ployes. Early in the evening the en-
ployes of kinsley's res :aurant went on
strike, leaving a number CT Methodist
ministers who were at dinner, in the
place to shift for themselves. Later
the cooks and walters union held a
meeting that lasted until after mid
night, and when they adjourned it was
announced that this morning strike
would be called in all the hotels, the
managers Of which are members OF the
hotelkeepers' association. This means
that every employee in all the big down
town hotels, with the exception OF the
clerks, will refuse to work.
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WILL SELECT BUILDING.
Government Pays No Heed to Bemidjis
Attempt to Secure Land Office.

Government Pays No Heed to Bemidji's
Attempt to Secure Land Office.
Washington, June 13.-The genera,
land Office is going ahead to select 4
building in which to house the ne'4
land Office officials at Cass Lake n
gardless of the fact that Represent y
tive Stevenson, Tams Bixby and ots
ers desire to have it removed to B
midi The department is now in cor.
respondence with Messrs. Warren and
Fairbanks. who own building at Cass
Lake. which the government will rent
as headquarters for the land Office, il
satisfactory terms can be agreed upon
Just at present the government is Of
the opinion that the terms asked by
Warren and Fairbanks are excessive
and though it likes the location will
not pay the price.
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Casualties.

Miss Clara H. Nichols. Twenty-Five
years of age, society editor of Chi
cago Tribune, was crushed to death in
one of the elevators in the Tribune
building. .... ......
While the new monitor Nevada was
at target practice, the shock of the
explosion of one of the big guns tore
up the turret, inficting considerable
damage.
In trying to brighten his brothers,
Eugene and Albert, with gun, at Co.
shocton, Ohio, James Smith, fourteen
years of age, killed the latter outright
and fatally wounded Eugene.
The Breakers, the smaller of the
two largest hotels at Palm Beach, Fla,
the power house, Cory block of stores,
the Casino south of the hotel, and one
large cottage burned; loss, $250,0Oo.
The locomotive and a car Of FISH at
tached to the east-bound express went
through a trestle east of Rat Portage,
taking Engineer w. Johnson and w.
Knott, his fireman, to watery graves.
John W. Crop of Compton, MINI,
IS in the hospital at Batavia, N. Y,
fatally injured. He either jumped or
fell from a train on the West Shore
His skull was fractured Accompanied
by his brother, Kopp was on his way
to Germany on a visit.