davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30
Sioux City.

En- gasolinoljekamin explode
rade / apotekaren L. P. Knos
uthus medan familjen satt vid
frukostbordet. Uthuset, hvilket
begagnades till tvattstuga, for
st0rdes tillika med slit innehall
men ingen AMMAN skada upp-
stod.
County Surveyor Marten Holm
Wig har just afslutat uppmatnin-
gen at en- o i Missouri hoden
vester pm Sergeant Bluffs och
sandt en- karta af on till statssek-
~reteraren pa dennes order. On
ar tire mil lang och omkring en-
half mil bred SAINT har EFT ytinne-
hall at $50 acres. Uppmatningen
foretogs pa begaran at en- at ons
bebyggare. hvilken vile forsakra
sig ON sin andel af densamma.
Yngkinsen William Brown har
oaktadt sin urgdom 81 ar, hunnit
EFT godt stycke pa brottets bana.
Salunda domdes han i tisdags for
inbrott till 5 AIRS faugelse. Men
han har redan forut aftjenat iva
straffterminer for olika brott.
Mrs w. Andersou fran Kom-
stad. S. d. ahed i tisdags i slit
hem af hjernfeber efter att 2 dagar
forut blifvit moder till EFT barn.
Der ahidna var dotter till kyrko
vaktaren Peterson och hans hus-
tru vid harvarande svenska mis-
understanding och ingick akten-
skap for EFT och EFT half ar sedan.
Den efterlemnade maken jemte
baauet, foraldrarne och tire syskon
arc de narmast sorjande.
Den notoriska Painting Bertha"
hvilken val torde hafva sett insi-
dan af hera fangelser an ragon
AMMAN qvinna i Forenta Staterna,
hedrade haromdagen staden med
EFT nytt besok, och efter vanlig-
heter crojde Diet Ell lange, forran
hon befann sig pa polisstationen
igen, Denna gang lat man henne
ga mot lofte att begifva sig till
baka till Omaha. hvarifran hon
kommit. Bertha ser bra ut och
har EFT vinnande och installsam,
satt. men kan omojligen halla sig
j skinnet, och manga anse att
hon 81 ar vid sina sinnens fulls
bruk.
EAarA Peter Johnson, hvilken
den 81 feourari forlidet ar NOR
dades pa sin farm nara Melvin, Ia.
icke hade nagon tamilj. BORA nj
slagtingar har och der att dyka
upp och CORA ansprak pa der
formogne ungkarlens egendom
hvilken beraknas hafva EFT varde
af omkring $4,000 dollars. Bland
andra, som anmarkt sig. ar en-
Mrs William Sjogren i Worcester
Mass, hvilken pastar att der
mordade manner var hennes
morbroder. Hon har skrifvit till
pastor c. J. Almquist at harva.
rande svenska Notwithstanding
och bedt honom forsoka identi-
fera Johnson. Mrs Sjogren sager
att Johnson var Todd i Sverige o.
kom till Amerika 1882. Han hade
i borjan staff i skriftlig forbindel-
Sc med sin syster, Mrs Sjogrens
moder, men korrespondensen
hade upphort redan for IS ar sedan
da han var i Seattle. Hon sager
att hennes moder otta undrade
huruvida brodern wore dod.
Derest Miss Alma Paulson
Gibson City, ILL.,, kan bevisa slit
pastaende att hon ar en- oakta
dotter till Johnson, sa Sommer
hon att erhalla hela q~varlaten-
skapen. Miss Paulsen. hvilken nu
ar omkring 20 ar gammal, p3star
att hennes moder och Johnson
voro fastefolk i Gibson City, men
att de aldrig blefvo vigda. Detek-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30
HAIR OCH DER.
Scandinavian

H .sE... 49,. #.
Scandinavian -American
linens angare Oscar ii af-
je'ck d. 70 sep. fran Christiansand
med SI4 passagerare och vantas
AMANDA till New York den 8
oktober.
Den Io dennes infann sig en-
man vid mann Henry Counterman
i folje med sin u,valda hos myn,
~dlgheterna i Strondsburg, Pa, for
att uttaga tillatelse att inga ak
tenskap. Pa de sedvanliga fra
gorna kom Diet i dagen att akten-
skapskandidaten, hvilken forut
varit gift, EFT par ar forut salt sin
hustru for nagra tarmfedskap,som
han behofde, utan att iakttaga de
nodiga formerna for skilsmessa.
Det ar ofverhodigt att upplysa att
den askade bevillningen ej med.
gats.
Drack rent gilt j stallet for
brannvinsgift. GHr Carl Widen,
1926 Monde gatan Rockford, Ill,
patraffades i onsdags eftermiddag
liggande dod sin ladugard. bet
befanns att han hade tomt en-
faska lysol och ahidit i toljd afdet
dodliga giftets verkningar. Pa
morgonen hade en- son blifvit
Todd at hr och fru Widen och DIR
Emil Lofgren hade qvarlemnat en-
flaska at giftet. Widenss hemkom
fran slit arbete kort foreF midda
gen, hck tag i gifthaskan och tog
den med sig ut till ladugarden
der han drack ut innehallet. Eft
par timmar derefter gick sjuk-
skoterskan, Eva Berg, ut till la
dugarden och fam da Widen lig
gande sanslos der. Doktor Lof-
gren efterskickades och ban till
kallade doktor Park och de bada
forsokte att befria marnen tran
giftet, men Diet var for sent och
Widen dog kort derpa. Forst
utspreds ryktet. att manner hade
begatt sjelfmord, men man visste
int ON nagon orsak, hvarfor han
skulle taga sig afdaga. och han
hade strax forut varit vid def
basta lynne. Likbesiktning hollis
pa eftermiddagen Stamina dag och
vid denna falldes utslaget. att
Widen dott af gilt. som han hade
druckit under fore stallningen att
Diet val orannvin. Den ahidne
series narmast af hustru och tva
barn. Han var lifforsakrad
Camp N. 20 at Woodmen for I.Ooc
dollars.
Den st0rea af ALA strejkar
vi lasa mycket nu for tiden on
streikar och Diet inhytande de hs
pa ALA grenar af affarslifvet ,mer
den varsta at ALA strejkar ar nal
magen nekar att utfora slit ar.
bette. ALA sorters maglidande
botas at den samia, bepr0ivade
m~edicinen, DR.. Peters Kuriko.
Sales till fotbrukaren direkt a
fabrikanten, DR.. Peter Fahrney
II2-II4 So. Hoyne Ave, Chi
cage, Ill.
En- qvinna, som SADIE sig var;
Mrs Caroline Heyerdahl, II a,
gammal och enka efter Sverige
Norges forste konSul New York
intradde i mandags qvall i SS.de
street polisstation. Hon bad at
blifva arresterad, sa att hon kundt
IA nagon plats att Sofva SAINT mat,
emedar hon var enSam och hus,
will och nastan ihjalsvulten. Hor
omhandertogs at poliSen for los.
drifveri och sandes till I26 street
polisstation. M
En- elegant kladd besl6iad dan
intradde i tisdags i Donaldsons
Block, Minneapolis. Mimi. gJorde
nagra uppkop och lemnade butt.
ken SAINT steg upp EFT vantande
ekipage, som skyndsamt rullade
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30

vag, sedan hon ] all tysthet pa en-
at diskarne nedlagt EFT litet byte
MISUNDERSTANDING befanns
vara EFT litet sofvande gossebarn,
sakerligen icke ofver alta dagar
gammalt. Man vantade hvarje
minut att den angsliga modern
skulle ateryanda for att hemta
Sin qvarglomde alskhing, men da
ingen aihotdes. borjade man ana
att den lille kanske varit oval
kommep, der han anlandt. och att
qvinnan begagnat sig af delta
satt att BIZ at med frukten at en-
forbindelse, som mojligen 81 talde
dsgsljuset. Polisen tog hand ON
den lille ofvergifne s~tackaren, som
senare blifvit inragen pa Betha-
nyhemmet.
Jojo! Stella King i Chicago
ar en- gram tos utanpa. men in
nantill ar hon en- phuling. Hon
ar for Diet forsta en- san der. Och
Tor Diet andra ar hon full afhin
och rackartyg. Hair ON qvallen
kom apotekaren E. w. Large
gangande a 20 street. Stella sag
honom och tyckte sig marka att
han hade en- bula pa hogra sidan.
bet var der planboken lag i in
nervasthckan.
T~ralalala. sd SAINT, jag heter
Stella, ~tralalala, den 6sken ska
jag fjalla!
Sa sj0ng hon for sig SHELF. Och
derpa sprang hon fran till den
tjocke, kortbente apoteksren, slog
ena armen ON halsen pa honom
och kysste honom midi pa mum
och sa': "Du stygge farbror Al
fred. hvar har du hallit till sa
LANCE"
Apotekaren visste med sig sjelf
att han int var tarbror till nagon
sadan der tos. och han iaktade
emot och lyckades slutligen CORA
sig fri fran "halshuggerskan".
Men hon hade inte inskrankt sig
till att pussas. Hennes smidiga
fingrar hade letat raft pa bulan
och mar apotekaren en- stund Sc
mare skulle CORA en- utbetalnipg.
fam han sig yara pank. l planbo
ken lag en- summa at 90 dollare.
Han gick till polisen och klagade
och Stella blef strax derefter in.
tangad. Hon hade redan hunnii
att CORA sig at med en- del at pen.
game.
I torsdags nedlades arbetet
ALA Pullman verkstaderna i Chi
cago och de 1000 arbetare, SON
varlt sysselsatta der gjordes syss
lolosa. Det ar osakert mar arbetet
aterupptages. Med vintern fol
dorren ter sig narmaste framtider
m0rk for arbetarne. Hvad varrt
ar, man fruktar for, att mar verk
staderna igangsattas igen kom
mer daglonen att reduceras. Hva,
det rika miljonbo!aget har fo.
planer. ar 81 godt att veta. De
har glunkats ON att aktieegarn'
voro missnojda med sina dividen
der.
For att Okla dessa gives kansk,
ingen AMMAN utvag an att nedsat
ia arbetslonen. Sa har skett foru
pa andra stallen - och gubbel
Pullman, som trots sina fel dec
var en- karlakarl, han letver Ell me
och styr.
Enligt telegram fran K0pen
hamn ahed darstades i lordag
professor Niels Finsen.
Firsen foddes den.I5 dec. 1856,
Thorshavn pa Faroarne.
Nastan omedelbart efter de
han aAagt sin doktorsexamen ag
made han sin varksamhet at d,
undersokringar, som skuile for;
hans MANN Oliver hela warden, ocl
under ihardigt arbete utveckladt
han smaningon den medicinsk;
acknowledgement, som unde,
MANN af liusmetoden, giort 5;
stora tjanster och innebar Sa stor;
lofter for framtiden.
FinSens arbete har varit m6do
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30

stallde undersokningar, hvilka
ledde till Diet resultat att paret nu
antraffats i Madison, Wis, der
de arresterats.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30

fOrmyndare och mailer nu lSom
bast pa att iorsoka att red& Ut
slaktskapen.
B~arbeyareH Charles Boslaugh
/ Castana, Ia, var Tor nagcn It'd
sedan ute och akte med sin "best
girl och rakade deruader i ord
waking med henne ON en- rival.
Han glo mde sig anda derhan att
han bar hand pa henne och vred
tire at hennes fngrar ur led vid
forsoket att frantaga henne EFT
bret, som skrifvits af rivalen,
hvareftsr han oppnade brefeet
och Taste Diet. Delta tilltog at
honom att oppna en- AMMAN per.
sons post har NJ bringat honom
/ ledsamheter Genom poststyrel-
sens forsorg installdes han T lor-
days for COMMISSIONS Henderson
harstades och stalldes under 500
dollars bergen att svara infor
Forenta Staternas grandjury.
Angdende Observation-Disclosures
inom staten afgafs den ~ dennes
foljande' bulletin fran The Iowa
weather and crop bureau i Des
Moines:
Under forliden vecka radde
den ostadiga temperatur, som ar
sd karaktaristisk for denna sasong
Den FL pa morgonen hade tenn
peraturen nedgatt till frost, men
moln och dimma hindrade ONO
gen groda att skadas. Stark Wind
och hagel den 10 dennes astad-
kommo betydlig skada inom EFT
begransadt omrade. Rapporter
utvisa ster variation pa majsgro.
dams beskaffenhet, men tor staten
I dess helhet svnes Diet som tire
fjerdedelar at grodan nu aro rad
dade. Med en- vecka at varmt och
TORT vader synes Diet som OH Diet
mesta at den omogna och sena
majsen Dor kunna raddas.
Miss Tillie Johnson har ater-
kommit efter EFT tire manaders
bes0k Sverige.
Il. Hanson, 32I w. 3rd street,
har erhallit anstallning hos
Schneider & Mueller som sales.
man.
Mrs Chris Erwin i South ST.
oux City halter i dagarne pa att
0fvertyga en- jury att hon Dor er-
halla en- understanding pa 1925
dollars for EFT fall, som hon gior-
de pa kombinatiousbryggan fo.
nagon It'd sedan. Iuryn har annu
81 afgjort saken.
En- forsenad vaudrare pa vara
gator har ej xunnat undga att
lagga marke till atskilliga skugg-
sidor, som Ell skulle hnnas till,
derest stadens foraldrar bittre ar
hvad nu ar fallet ofvade uppryr
Diver sina uppvaxande barp. ]
synnerhet pa lardagsqvallarne
kan man IA Sc ungdom af bads
k0nen skockad pa gath6rnen,
dervid man stundom kan ia hora
anvandas EFT sprak, som kan
komma en- att baxna. Det sorg-
liga ar att bland iessa barn fo,
rekomma icke sd ia f0dda af sven.
ska f0raldrar, hvilka af tanklos
het underlata att gifva akt pj
hvar deras barn be6nna sig pi
oratt It'd. Gatan ar till for hven
som helst helst, men vid manga
tillfallen kan den blifva TIL f6rder.
for barnen. Foraldrar, halleu
barnen hemma fran gath5rnen pS
qval-larne!
I.tisdagsafton intradde EFT ha.
stigt opslag i vadIet efter der
kyliga viderlek, som varit radan-
de en- och en- half vecka. De,
blef med ems sd varmt och oval
migt, att Diet paminde ON som.
marens varmaste dagar.
Ndiaren Harry Way och Mrs
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30

republican pa valsedeln SAINT att
fasta sarskild uppmarksamhet pa
kandidaterna for kongressen och
statslegislaturerna.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-30

TWEEN w. c. Davenport harstades
har blifvit tillsatt som henne.
formyndare och haller nu son
bast pa att iorsoka att red& vi
slaktskapen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
JAPANESE ARE EXCITED.
They Would Attack the Russian
Vessel III They Could.

San Francisco, Sept. 13.-The pres
ence of the cruiser has greatly excited
the Japanese residents of this city.
Subscription to the Japanese fund,
which have been collected 1T the
local consulate since the outbreak of
the hostilities, increased more than
$4,000 to-day. Heretofore they have
been extremely light.
The most sensational incident ecu
ed when a score of Japanese marched
to the consulate and offered their servic,
es to form a volunteer company, and al
tempt to destroy the Russian vessel
with dynamite. The offer was made IN
good faith. and the volunte as were IN
deadly earnest.
The Japanese consul, while praisil g
them for their patriotic intentions,
cautioned them against any demonstra-
ton against the Russian cruiser or
crew while the latter were in ,.ais neu-
trail port. They were assured that the
United States would deal very severely
with anyone attempting 20 interfere
with the vessel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
CONDITION is MOST GRAVE
Prince Herbert Bismarck In n Sert-
GUS Condition st His Home I'm
Fredericksrhue.

Friederichsruhe, Sept. 13.-Prince
Herbert Bisnarck's condition is most
grave. His sister Countess Won Rant
EAU, has been summoned to join the
rest of the family, who are already at
FREDERICKSBURG.
IL was announced from F~riederichs-
ruhC. Saturday, that Prince Bismarck
was seriously i'll and that contradictory
reports had been in circulation for
some time regarding his condition.
According to Il version, the princes
condition was hopeless, and abdominal
ANGER was limited at. Another report
said the prince was merely suffering
from ptcm3ine poisoning due to eat
ing had fish while in England several
days ago.
Prince Herbert is tho eldest son of
tAe late Prince Bismarck. He was
born in Berlin, December %, 1849, and
married Margaret, COUNTESS Hoyos, in
1892.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
THE ELECTIONS IN MAINE
Republicans Carry the State By q
Slightly Reduced Plurality.
Democrats Score n Victory I'm Cum.
berland County, EIecting the
Sheriff and n Senator.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 13.-The repub-
ficans of Maine were successful in the
state election Monday. their candidate
for governor, VIM T. Cobb, of Rock
hand, being elected by a plurality which
probably will be as high as 10000. This
estimate is based upon returns tab
ulated from $50 cities, towns and
plantations out of a total of 522, which
give Cobb 71,0S5 and Cyrus w. Davis,
Of Waterville, democrat, 46,162.
The probable plurality is abou to 800
smaller than that by which the re-
publican ticket was successful in
Maine four years ago. The democrats
are claiming that the vote indicates
an increase In their party strength
in the state. On the other hand, the
republican leaders had declared that
they expected only from $1,000 to 90
900 plurality. All tho present con-
gressmen, who are republicans, were
reelected by pluralities ranging from
5000 to 5000.
incomplete returns indicate that the
democrats will have several state sem
ators, whereas they nov have only
one, and that they viii make a slight
gain over their preJant 20 members of
the state hCuae of representatives.
The noticeable feature Of the cleo
ton, SO far as the voting in the cities
was concerned, was the falling off in
the republican plurality OF Portland
from 1902 four years ago TO 1889.
This republican loss in Portland, to-
with the election Of democrat
ic sheriff and a democratic senator,
was held by the democrats to be a
sweep Of Cumberland county.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
FOREST FIRES IN MONTANA
Much Mining Property In Peril and
Some Has Already Been
Destroyed.

Anaconda. Mont, Sept. "a large
forest fire is raging in the mountains
west of here and a hosting works anC
shaft house, together with a bunk and
boarding house have been destroyed
The big boarding house of the Webb
quarry IS threatened. Close to tn
burning timber are some valuable
farms and much damage will result
should the flames spread to them. The
big 1ume conveying water to the
Washoe copper smelling works was
saved after a hard fight with the fire
hough another flu4ne belonging to the
company is in danger.
A number of prospectors' cabins
have been burned. The timber in the
vicinity of the Blue-eyed Nellie mines
is dense and much valuable timber Is
being destroyed.
The whole mountain is a mass Of
flames and at night the sight is a
spectacular one, the long lines of fam
ing pines being visible for miles
around.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
WHAT'S THE USE
TO Keep a "Coffee Complexion"

A lady says: Postum has helped
my complexion so much that my
friends say am growing young again.
My complexion used to be coffee col
ored. muddy and yellow, but 1t is now
clear and rosy as when I was a girl.
/ was induced to try Postum by a
friend who had suffered just as / had
suffered from terrible Indigestion. pal
pitation OF the heart and sinking
spells.
After I had used Postum a week I
was so much better that I was afraid
1t would not lasr. But now two years
have passed and I am a well woman.
| owe it all to leaving off coffee and
drinking Postum in its place.
II had drank coffee all my life. I
suspected that it was the cause of my
trouble, but it was not until / actually
quit coffee and started to try Postum
that became certain; then all my
troubles ceased and I am now well and
strong again." Name furnished by
Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich
There's a reason.
Look in each package for a copy OK
the famous little book, "The Road TO
MELVILLE"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
ARMY OFFICERS DOWNFALL
Capt. Irn KeithIey, Former Conn
mnndant of the Philippine Com
s~tcbuIary in Disgrace.

St. Louis, Sept. ia federal war;
rant has been issued for the arrest Of
Capt. Ira Keithley, former command
ing officer Of the Philippine constabu-
larry at the Worlds fair, on the charge
of embezzling between s 5000 and $4,000
of government funds. The warrant
was issued at the instance Of Maj.
Amos D. Haskell, who came to ST. Louis
a few weeks since from Manila to as
SUM charge of the constabUlary.
Capt Keithley has been missing
since August 90. 1t is alleged that he
became too familiar with the race
tracks, and was a constant loser.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
Committed Suicide.

Hermann, No, Sept. 13.-Harry
Giesecke. until two years ago a prom
inent business man of Hermann, com
mttted suicide, Monday at his new
home in Owensville by shooting him
self in head. He was 40 years of age.
Women Hold the balance.
Chicago, Sept. 13.-One hundred
thousand registered women voters are
expected to decide the fate of the two
old parties in Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah and Idaho this year. The four
states have IA electoral votes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
Gone to St. LOuis.

Boston, Sept. 13.-Gov. Bates and the
members of the state delegation, &C.
companied by wives and friends, have
gone to celebrate, in st. Louis, on Sat
urday next, the two hundred and forty
seventh anniversary of the settlement
of the town of Boston.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
A Moral Lesson Spoiled.

King Canute was just about to con-
vey a striking moral lesson. to his
deeply interested courtiers, says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Waving his scepter at the advanc-
ing waves, he harshly babe them re-
cede.
why don't they recede?" inquired
a courtier presently.
Because" replied the wise old mon
arch as he hastily hitched his chair
out Of the wet, because they are
tide"
And he let it go at that.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-09-17
TENEMENT FIRE
/. IN new YORK CITY
Seven Persons, Six of Whom Be,
longed to One Family, Burned
to Death or Suffocated.
The POLICE BELIEVE The FIRE
WAS THE WORK OF An IhCEhDIARY.
Gallant Conduct of Police and Fire
men In the Work of Rescue, the
Lives Of Twenty Families Being
ImperiIed--Mapy Were Hurt by
JunApinE.

New York, Sept. 13.-Seven persons
six in one family, were burned tc
death, and six others were injured Sc
rouSly in q fire which partially de
stroyed at tenement building at Nos
6S-70 First street, early Tuesday morn
ing. More than twenty families were
asleep in the building, ard thrilling
acts of bravery accompanied their res
cue, which was accomplished by fire.
men. and policemen.
Some Thrilling Revenues.
1t was shortly after two O'Clock
when the alarm was given. Owing to
the danger of the fire in such a crowd
ed section, police reserves from three
precincts were hurried to the scene.
Within the few moments that had
elapsed the flames were found to have
gained great Roadway from the first
floor, and the neighboThood was in a
panic OF horror. Women and children
were being dropped from the windows
of the lower floors, and dozens of
grown persons were fighting in the
Railways to reach the open air. A
policeman clambered to the roof of an
adjoining building and by clinging tC
the cornice with the smoke pouring
into his face reached down to the win.
dows of the fifth floor and raised seven
children who were handed out by their
parents. Another officer, winding q
coat about his head, entered the biuld.
:ng from below and rolled down the
stairs the body of a half-suffocated
man. Three times the officer came
back carrying two DeTsOr in his arms.
Then he fell, exhausted.
Women and Children First.
Meantime, ladders had been run to
the top Of the building, and firetmen,
c~lanbering Up. rescued at least twenty
tenement jewellers who were about to
Jump. Men sought to reach the fire.
first. but were thrust back, while
the women and children were taken
out One fireman, although badly
burned, took seven persons from a sim
gle window or the fourth floor. When
the work of rescue had been completed
and the flames had been gotten under
the firemen hurriedly searched
crowded fiat, and on the fourth
floor they found six dead. They were:
List of the Dead.
Onda KorovitSch.
Anna Konovitsch, his wife.
- K%onovitsch, grown son.
- Konovitsch, second son.
Twin babies of Konovitsch family.
hree months old.
Unidentified man, found on top of the |
building.
Those injured sustained their hurts
by jumping from the lower
but many received severe burns. |
The financial loss VIA small.
Police Captain McDermott and the
iremen who first reached the burning
,uildang believe that the fire was of
ncerddary origin. Their theory is
out by the statements of the
anitor of the building, who says that
n attempt was made to set fire to
he tenement last Thursday night.
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A Travelling Man, While intoxicated,
Leaps From a SecOnd-Story
at Boone, In.

Boone, Ia, Sept. 13.-J. P. Fenton,
a travelling man from Philadelphia,
while intoxicated, leaped from a sec
ond-story winded of the Butler hotel,
striking on his head. The force of the
fall drove his head completely through
a cellar door. He died a few hours
later. He was 40 years Of age and
unmarried.
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Many Called, Few Chosen.

Chicago, Sept. 13.-More than 1000
of the former strikers at the Union
Stock Yards gathered In Packingtown
looking for work. About 100 were
given employment and the rest went
away to try again tomorrow.
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Great Council of Red Men.

St Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 13.-Tuesday's
session Of the great council of Red
Men was devoted to business matters.
Arrangements have been made for a
big barbecue for the visitors at Lake
Contrary, near here, Wednesday.
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NAN Pntch is spoiled.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 13.--Dan Patch,
the PAGER, owned by W. M. Savage, of
Minneapolis, is sick here With strangu-
lated hernia and it is not thought the
animal can live. The horse vas ex-
hibiting at the state fair here.