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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-29
OUR FIRST
MILLIONAIRE

John d. Rockefeller is now classed as
a Millionaire, and reported to be the
richest man in the world. Before the
South African war Alfred Belt of Kim
berleyN was, according to an English
list published in 1900, the worlds only
Millionaire. Ii Hung Chang of China
stood seeond in the list with $500, 600. 600.
and John d. Rockefeller third with
$3.50, 600, 900.
Only others were given fortunes
Of over 500, 900, 600. Prince Elm Dem
idoff, of Russia, $500 ZOO. 600; Cornelius
Vanderbilt, OF New York. $125, 900, 900;
Andrew Carnegie $120, DOC, 900, and Will
liam K. Vanderbilt, John Jacob Astor,
William Rockefeller, and William Wal
dorf Astor each 500, 100000.
Lord Rothschild, of England, was
credited with SIS. 900. and AIphonse
Rothschild, of Paris, and Baron Albert
Rothschild, of Vienna $4,000, 900 each.
The English Dukes of Devonshire. Bed
ford, Norfolk, and Buccleugh each had
$50. 600, 900.
Alfred Krupp, gunmaker, had $45,-
100000, Claus Spreckles and P. d. Ar
mour each $40, 900, 900. Coils p. Hunt
ington, George ]. Gould and ]. Pier
pont Morgan each $50. 600. 900, and Mar
shall Field. Harold Mccormick, w. L.
Elkins, and James ]. Hill each SO, OOO,-
600. all Of them ranking in wealth with
Russian and Austrian princes.
Fifty years ago the millionaires were
confined mainly to the princes and
dukes and bankers Of Europe. The
American millionaire came with the
era of development of railways and the
mineral and manufacturing resources
of the country. Since the census year
OF 1900 there have been great changes.
Mr.. Rockefeller having quadrupled his
wealth and the South African million
aire having lost ground. Many Ameri-
cans who were simply hard workers
twenty years ago have advanced to
the rank Of miIlionaire.-Ghicago Inter
Ocean.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
Recorded May IS.

X Kuhia to Mary Kupalalu; ID: int in
Hui land of Peahi, Hamakualoa, Maui
$40. 24s. S49. Dated May 13, 1903
Kwong Sing 10y Co; Co p d; dry goods
etc, at Nos. 20 & a, King street, Honolulu
Oahu; capital stock 5000. B 245, $40
Dated Apr. 10. 1903.
56-loo a in r P S91, Laupahoehoe, N. Hilo
Hawaii; $500. B 24S. 349. Dated May a.
c Meinecke to 6 e Rogers ct al. ID:
r P 1881. Kau, Hawaii; - int in r P
1882, Kau, Hawaii; por r P $40, Kau, Ha-
wall; por Kul 7451 B, Kau, Hawaii; por
kul 1045o Kau. Hawaii; $500 & mtg $3.50.
3 24S 391.
w G Achi & VT to Jas Mahoney; D;
Lots ], and Blk l. Kaiulani Tract. Ho-
nolulu, Oahu; $500 B 24s. 1893. Dated
NJ 8 Nevite & VT. ct ais to A Cleg-
horn; d; por r P 1886, Waihee, maui;
81 SC; 24S. p 1874. Dated Apr. a. 1903.
w kapana & VT, ct ais to Lokalia Ka-
anu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu; $50. b 24S.
1856. Dated Mar. 81. 1903.
Est OF w NJ Gibson by Adrnr & TT ct
h hIS 20 GhaS Gay Gay: D; Or 1923 & lease
stock: Ieaseholds &c, Lanai; 1-s int in Est
Of Walter NJ Gibson, Lanai; $4,000 r
Ay Fps ? $50; Dated Mar. Is. 1908
Ellen HaySelden to Chas Cav. Rel ID.
int in real, personal and mixed property
Lanai; int in Est of Walter M Gibson,
Lanai; 81, 24S, 4o2 Dated Apr. o.
Recorded May 49,
Kupalza Q1) to NJ Kapukui Cw) bv ATTY.
u; pc land, kailua, n Kona, Hawaii. SG5
&c Il 249. 1871. Dated July Is 1907
kapika Opio W. to G. AklIna: d. int in
Z 10; kul 6I19, Kamaole, KuIa, Maui;
Sz5. b $50, p So Dated Nov. g 1902
Apele (k) ct ais to G Alxuna: d: por- of
Ap 10 X p 40. Kamaole Kula Maui: 3
- OF T 126 Kul 644s. Kamaole Kula.
Maui! Maui; $50. $50, 40. Dated Dec. 13'
Innis & VT ct ais to M Aimeida; d.
S IN or $50 Punchbowl ST HonolllIt,
Soad; $1,000. B PAS 4o3. Dated May 4
H D Publ & VT to L Keawepooole. u.
mt IN r P 1914. Kul 1865. Kaneoo. Ha1s
s Maul; int In real property of d Publ. dec:
80. . az 405. Dated May 10 1909
N Vivas by mtgee to A N C,amnf,all.
u APPS & of r P $500. Kul 317s- Kahn
H ION Oahu; 800. B 24s. . 400. Dated
n Campbell to Western & Hav.n In
Vestment co, Ltd; d; int in Ans r.
or X p $500. Kul BITS. Kalfhi Horol11I,,2
Oahu; 81. 24s 408 Dated Nav 4a ~
Recorded May 20.
n s Swinton to z NJ Watson: u. -
ny vi. IN pc land &c. Beretania st. TFonoI1,T,,
Ca, 0ahu; $50 B 242 p 400. Dated Apr. On
Fernandes & hsb to Koloa S,,e-ar ~
I I-te, u; INT in water right of KIN soa1'
koloa; Kauai; 81 &c. B PAS. 400 49, 80;
a pa 10 lSu3. ~SSN
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WIN. C. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.

WIN. @. Irwin. President and Manager
Claus Spreckels. First Vlce-President
W. n Gifard.. Second Vice-President
Il n Whitney. Jr. Treasurer and Sec.
George W. Ross-............-....A Auditor
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
AGENTS. FOR THE
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bore that name Then the unbeliever
pulled himself together. No. said he.
with a judicial head shake, that is not
my notion of your Fredericka.' And he
plumed himself on having got we'll out
of the hobble. But it was yet early for
self-gratulation. Come, then re-
turned his hostess, seductively, come
and sit down here beside me, and you
shall tell me what your notion of my
ENyederfcI<a iS -
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sational bone" says the London Out
look, 'he fixed his eyes on female
portrait which adorned the drawing
room wall. Coming softly behind him,
the lady novelist significantly said, L
think l know what you are thinking
that that picture reminds you of Fred
ericka.' OF Fredericka,' replied the
young man blankly, what Fredericka p
My Fredericka,' returned the novelist
with surprise, for her latest heroine
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A well-known English lady novelist.
whose enemies accuse her OF taking
herself somewhat too seriously. was
entertaining a party Of her friends. ard
conversation ran largely upon her new
book One young man in the circle
had not read the work. Accordingly,
on rising from the table. and by way
of aostraeting himself from TIE takers
who were still worrying their CONVEX
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BISHOP SEQ. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Banking Department.

Transact business In ali departments
II banking.
Collections carefully attended To.
Exchange bought and sold
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Interest allowed on term deposits aa
the following rates per annun, via:
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent
Three months, at per cent
Six months, at 31s per cent.
Twelve months, at per cent.
Trust Department..
Act as trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etes
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Departments.
Auditors for corporations and HF4.
vate firms.
Books examined and reported en-.
Statements OF affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or ipSolvant e.
tates.
Office, s24 Bethel street.
Savings Department.
Deposits received and interest allow
"a at Az per cent per annum, In e9A
cordance with rules and regulatio1as
copies OF which may be obtained On
application
insurance Department
Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIE3s
Insurance office. s24 Bethel street
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Commercial and Travezers' Letters 90
Credit issued on the Bank OF California
and N. NJ. Rothschild & Sons, London-
Correspondents: The Bank Of Califor-
MIA, Commercial Banking Co. OF sgd
ney, Ltd, London
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Oceanic Steamship COmpan,

y
AGENTS FOR THE
gcotttsh Union q National Insurance
Company OF Edinburgh.
Wnhelma OF hagdeburE General In
surance Company.
Associated Assurance Company Of
Munich a Berlin.
Alliance Marine & General Assurance
Co. Ltd, OF London
Royal Insurance Company OF Liver
pool. Alliance Assurance Company Of
London
Rochester German Insurance Com
pany OF N. z.
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Drafts and cable transfers on Ckh y
and Japan through the HongkonR ana
Shanghai Banking Corporation ana
Chartered Bank OF India, Australia &ns
China.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
IS But A SAMPLE
klsHlflEFF MASSACRE is ONLY
THE BEGINNING OF A GEN.
ERAL SLAUGHTER.
TRY TO ItRRoRIzt TIE JEWS
ANTI.sEMITES RESORT TO EVERY
CONCEIVABLE MEANS TO
DRIVE THEM OUT.
FEELING IS WIDELY PREVAIL nj
JEWS DESERT BUSINESS AMI
HOMES FOR FEAR OF
MASSACRE.

London. May "a. Letters have
reached the publishers OF the Rou.
manian Bulletin in this city which
confirm last nights dispatch from
Odessa that the Jewish population on
both sides of the Roumanian-Russian
frontier in the region of Bessarabia
is deserving its business and homes
from fear of general massacre.
Apparently the anti-Semites are re-
sorting to every conceivable means TO
terrorize the Jews. freely proclaiming
that the Kishineff massacre is sam.
pie of the treatment in store for all
members of the race if they do not
Immediately quit the country.
1nflammatory' handbills are being
strewn about the cities declaring that
the Jews have invaded the land like
locusts, not only sapping the economic
life of the Christians. but also commit
ting ritualistic
Murders on Every Hand,
with Christian babes as victims. These
manifestoes declare that the time for
legal measures against the invaders is
gone, and adjure the people to use
more effective weapons.
Meanwhile the Roumanian govern.
ment. it is alleged. is persevering in
the attempt to create economic dis
ordinations against Jews such as viii!
leave them absolutely unable to find
profitable employment either for their
time or money from one end of the
kingdom to the otne'
The letters received by the Bulletin
agree in the opinion that the anti.
Semitic agitation both in Bessarabia
and Roumania does not spring from
the rank and file of the citizens, but is
due to the initiative of professional
agitators. However. it is said that the
spirit Of discomfort so widely preva.
lent makes the masses plastic ma
terial for the formation of mob rule.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
STORY ey Get Roc." MILLER.
Saws Just Before Downfall Of His Syn
.,;..+. ~. c.vs Col, An,r,on so4o. 900.

Says Just Before Downfall OF His Syn
dicate He Gave Gel. Ammon S24o.ooo.
New York. May 24.-Col. Bob AM
moi was rearrested yesterday and
District Attorney jerome vt Judge
Newberger in general sessions to raise
his bail from $4,000 to $4,000 On an
old indictment for receiving stolen
soods-s3o. 5ea-froH $50 Per Cen:
Miller. whose counsel Ammon has
been. Miller is in the hospital at
Sing Sing and he has confessed to Al.
torney Mott that shortly before The
crash Of the syndicate he gave Am.
men so40 600 Mr.. jerome stated that
Ammon would be brought TO trial i'll
the first week in June. because Miller,
who is to he the chief witness. is net
likely TO live long. Ammon had. he
said. recently Instituted bankruptcy
proceedings. and had declined TO tell
where RS more; had so.e on the
ground that he might ..c-;minate
himself.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
General.

Mrs. Ida B. Weed of Kansas City, it
is understood, will become the wife Of
Gov Bailey.
The international machinists' con-
vention adjourned to meet in Boston
in September, 1905.
All permits formerly issued to Nor
mon elders to preach in the streets of
New York have been revoked and no
more will be issued.
Representative Rodgers of Michigan
introduced skeleton measure provid-
ing for the electrocution of all chill
dren who are regarded as hopelesz,y
feeble minded.
The training ship Alliance has ar
rived at Hampton Roads from King
ston. Jamaica, from which port she
sailed April II. The navy department
denies that alarm has been felt about
her safety.
Walter Vrooman, founder Of the
Peoples trust, the Western Co-opera-
tive company and other gigantic Uto-
plan schemes, in which he spent hun
dreds of thousands of dollars. is the
defendant in divorce suit at Trenton.
Mo-, brought by his wife. who supplied
him with quarter Of million dollar;
to carry on his plans.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
HEAVY WEIGHTS FALL on WRECK
QUICK WIT PREVENTS A PANE

Pittsburg. May "a. - Ore man arr
three women were killed and I've oy
six injured last night in building NJ,
cupied by dancing academy. Tho
cause Of the fatalities was the sraa.
ping of the elevator ropes, ALLOWING
the cage to drop fifty feet. Tha aegS
were so badly mangled that idenrsc,.
ton was impossible up to midnight,
A banquet and ball was being aeya
in the building by the Pennsylvania
Electro-Mechanical Institute. and o..
cry available portion of the fifth ala
sixth floors were crowded by members
of the institute and their friends
At about 10 o'clock the eleYa,or
with load Of thirteen. passengers.
started for the banquet room on The
sixth floor. = When the foo. vas
reached it was found that every place
was crowded and the psssenea.s fe.
cided to go to the fifth floor. where
the dancing was in progress. When
between the sixth and fifth floors the
Steel Gable Snapped. /.
and with a resounding crash thai was.
heard blocks away, the carriage
dropped with it's load OF human
freight.
1t smashed through the floor above
the cellar OF the building. ali was
stopped by braced post CT wood
three feet below the first foo:. In
this inaccessible position the passen.
gers We're damned under broken TIM
bers and twisted steel, and then the
heavy iron balance weights, webbing
over ton. came crashing down upon
it. Miraculously all but four were
able to scramble out The Others wese
pinioned under the heavy weight.
Four were smashed almost beyoul
recognition.
When the accident occurred more
than 400 men, women and children
were on the dancing floor. AS the e.
evator
Struck the Bottom
a cloud of dust blew into the room
from the open elevator door. Quickly
Harry ellison closed the entrance and
cried: Take your partners for a TWO
STEP Scores of policenle. We're
present and ordered all persons in the
building to remain quiet. In this way
the people were all allowed 10 pass
from the building by relays. avoiding
a panic that might have resulttt in
many more fatalities.
Supt. of Police McTighe ordered re
arrest of Prof. L. n Giles, a 1nao''aa-
ical engineer and instructor Gf Tie
Pennsylvania Elactro-Chemical :Esti-
tute, who, at the time of the acct ient,
was running the elevator. II is a.
legged that he allowed the elevator to
be overloaded, and that he he: 10 ey'
perience in running an elevaJur. aud
was partly responsible for IT, accl'
dent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
Sin and Sinners.

Robbers got $500 from RooneE's
saloon at Helper, Utah.
Gov. Mickey OF Nebraska, says ne
has been offered 81 900 each for four
positions under the state government.
John Black, co!ored. was executed at
Archie James, sixty-fveyear-olI
negro.
Mrs. James Lane, a member of one
OF the leading families of Georgia.
sho. and killed negro who was al
lacking her husband.
Former Lieut. Gov. knoblocls wa.
fatally shot in a street fight at Th.bC-
tieaux. La. with barber named James
le.aut. Selfdefense is claimed.
In the sight of hundreds of people
On West Madison street, Chicago,
Stanley Wesley fatally stabbed Cath
cine Ferry. She had declined to We;
him ......
The mutiated body of man was
found in the Tippecanoe river at War
saw. Ind. The police believe the body
was shipped here. as no one is miss
ing from this locality.
The stage running, from Wallace to
Boise, Idaho, was held up and three
passengers were robbed of all their
valuables and the baggage and reg
;stered mail rifled.
Albert Palmer. aged thirty-one
years, shot and killed Mollie Beck.
aged thirty, at Johnstown. Pa, and
then killed himself. Mollie had de-
clined to marry him.
Mrs. Elsie Strieb and Mrs. Sophia
burned by having acid thrown into
their faces by Frank Strieb, husband
Of the former woman.
Deputy Constable Yoland was in
stantly killed and Constable Graham
was seriously injured at Douglas,
Wyo.. by an outlaw named Smith, who
IS being pursued by posse.
Walbridge Taft was fined 81 and
Edward White s25 for assault on John
D. Milne, superintendent of the gas
works at South Norwich. Conn. Both
are students at a private school here
and the former nephew of Gov. Taft
of the Philippines.
In a street duel at Nashville between
Prosecuting Attorney Dickard and his
uncle, Marshall Taylor. the latter was
killed Taylor's arrest for cattle
stealing caused the shooting.
]. H. Franklin, young farmer, has
been arrested at St. Joseph, Mo-, for
trying to extort money from Burling-
ton railway officials by threatening TO
blow up a train with dynamite.
joseph Kerwin. claimed by the pc.
flee of Clevalan Ohio. to be Jack the
Choker,' is charged with the murder
Of Maggie Snedegar, who was found
choked to death in her room Feb. 13.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
Che neWs
WASHINGTON Notes,


II is reported that on the return of
President Roosevelt an effort will be
made 10 have Maj Scott relieved of
his duties as Indian agent at Leech
Lake.
Secretary Root gave a dinner at the
County club in honor of the members
OF the newly organized general staff of
the army. Lieut.. Gen. Miles was not
present.
Labor Commissioner Carroll D.
Wright expects TO resign that Office
next year to go to Clark university at
Worcester, Mass. 10 take up the active
work of president OF the academic de-
partment.
H. y. Allen, minister to Korea.
transmits TO the state department a
mass OF curious testimony which came
before him relative TO the prosecution
OF native Pro.estants by native Cath
olics in Korea. When a wronged hus-
band sought to recover his wife the
kidnapDer told him he was Catholic
and had right TO kill whom he
pleased without punishment. Father
Wilhelm. a Catholic priest. wished to
assume all responsibility for the dis.
turbances, but the government was
prosecuting the offenders at the date
OF the report.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
OF the Week

Van Moore, a married man, and Miss
Clara Sherwood. daughter of saloon
list. committed suicide with carboiic
acid in grove near Connersville, Ind
In escaping from the county Jail at
Guthrie, Okla, W. W. Montgomery, al.
legged bigamist, shot and killed the
jailer, Jerry Emerson. and was in turn
shot by Emerson's wife. He got away
The coroner's jury has found the
Grand Trunk railway responsible for
the accident on May 8. when Grand
Trunk train at Detroit ran into num-
Der of Polish excursionists from To.
ledo.
Asa S. Heath, seventy-fve years Old
committed suicide b. drowning al
South Haven, Mich. At one time he
Was wealthy cattle rancher. He lost
100000 in the wheat pit on the board
of trade in Chicago.
Virginia Thomas and Belle Berry
young colored women, have been a.
rested at Lancaster, Pa. on the charge
of having murdered Jesse NJ. Richard
son. an infant. also colored. The baby
had been placed in charge OF the
Thomas woman by its parents.
Charles L. Hook, who is serving al
Intermediate sentence in Joliet, H.,
and Miss Louise Patucek were mar
ried. The prisoner had been brought
to Chicago by writ of habeas corpus.
Miss Patucek is said to have consider
able property. Houck is the son OF
John J.. Houck, rich lumber mer-
chant of Baraboo, Wis. Houck about
Two years ago had trouble with man
in Chicago, striking him fist blow,
from which he died.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
Notes From Abroad.

Great excitement prevails in the
Berlin corn market because OF the l!n'
meet the contract requirements.
John w Gates. by the advice of his
physician. has decided temporarily to
abstain from business. The doctor
says MI. Gates requires rest.
Passengers from Honduras report
the arrest and Imprisonment of For
| mer President Arais, charged with tho
murder of a prominent Spaniard.
A resolution expressing confidence
in the governments policy on religious
questions was adopted in the French
chamber of deputies by 313 to 237.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard's dressing Gag
and Jewel case the contents of which
were valued at $4,000. were stolen a
few days ago while she was travelling.
Two thousand native houses have
been destroyed by fire in the Tondo
district of Manila. About 5000 per
sons are homeless and are being fec
and sheltered by the municipality.
In opening the first BritishTrans.
wall parliament, the lieutenant gov
ernor stated in his address that the
Dutch language would be taught in the
schools in accordance with the peace
terms.
Col. Taylor, with force of consta
bulary, defeated several bands of fan
atics in the interior of Cebu island,
May IA, killing twenty and wounding
several others Lieut. Walker is miss.
ing.
Eictoriano Lorenzo, the Indian chief.
who was leader of guerrillas during
the recent revolution at Panama, was
convicted OF having committed serious
crimes while in tire field and executed
by shooting.
Despite protests. the Vatib,n has
appointed Rev. Charles H. Cotton
bishop of Buffalo. A meeting of the
propaganda will be held May 25 to de-
eide regarding the division of Oregon
into two dioceses.
A feet of four steamers TO handle
freight only between Vancouver, E.
c., Australia and New Zealand, is to
be inaugura.ed b. K. A. Alley & Co oI
Tacoma. Mr.. Alley is now in Aucls-
land, n. T., arranging for the starting
Of the line.
Court traditions have received a
fresh shock by the announcement that
Prince Hugo Oehringen, a scion OF one
of the Oldest and richest families in
Germany, has gone into business as
manager of the newly organized Ger
man sprinkling works.
A party of Americans stormed the
stand Of the Libertand theater at Ma
Mia and stopped a seditious play. The
piece has climax in which the hero
inc throws the American flag to the
ground and raises the standard Of the
Katipunan secret society.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
PRAYERS AND eocz3.
Catholic Praye-bccks Are Given Away
to Custer ers Of g Earrccm.

Catholic Pra%e'beeks are owen away
to Custer ers Of g Earrccm.
New Yorl,. May 24.-2ev. Dr.. Henry
4. BRAIN. rector Of St. Agnes church.
secured poss ss:on Yesterday of ore
of the Catholic p-ave: books which are
alleeed 10 have been given away re.
Gently with drinks in a Second avenue
saloon. Like Father Doyle Of the
Church Of 81. Paul the apostle. DR.,
BRAIN said the prayer book came into
his possession through drink buyer
who was shocked by the abuse made
of Catholic prayer books. The booE
is q pocket edition. blue bound and
eilt-cdsed On the first and last two
fly leaves the name Of q new brand If
rye whisky is stamped in large blue
letters. and beneaon ii is the address
CT tie second avenue saloon. No pub
fishers name CT address appears.
The contents CT the book are perfectly
regular and accurate.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-28
Casualties.

A s25 1000 fire burned the zinc plant
at Park City, Utah.
The Cincinnati and Pittsburg ey-
press on the Baltimore & Ohio South
western was wrecked at Washington
! Courthouse. Ohio. Two persons were
killed and several seriously injured.
The Wymore passenger train on the
| Burlington, bound for Lincoln, Neb.,
collided with freight William Bat
ten. passenger conductor. was killed.
/ The injured are Charles F. Brundage,
engineer of the passenger, and Brake
nan Cooley.
During a performance of Uncle
Toms Cabin at Osceola. Neb., sever
! al rows of seats collapsed, injuring a
number, three perhaps fatally. The
most seriously hurt are Mrs. Clyde
Hutton. Mrs. Joseph Miller and a
/ daughter of DR.. Shaw.
The out bound passenger train on
the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf jump
| ed the track on fifreen-foot embank-
ment near Hot Springs, Ark, wreck
| ing all the cars except the Pullman
! sleeper and carrying an iron bridge
down. One man was killed and
.wenty others injured.
One woman has been killed and two
persons severely injured by the col.
! Lapse of a veranda on the third story
of house at Fall River, Mass. Five
, others who were on the veranda at the
time had miraculous escapes from in
Jury or death. The dead woman is
Mrs. yitaline Vergernon and the liz
iured are Mrs Octave Frenette and
Eugene Nergernon.