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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
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Johnny Bull Has Formidable Fleet 0teamin0 10
Coustantinople -Sultan's Troops Wm
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ships lying psera~s With Win b. fsher 49,
n<sted today BY The arrival of the ssea1 rsx sausdrO ~
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November m American ~ .. VI - ~ -
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sk{ppesc<s hsye - -
the nsers q IL cabipes n
drsoa Th< ss.ersl o~s-.
tAar - Turkish troops IN sssesaas fshah he RritA
uiiinainu empires. !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
AssAssINATE NlcAR.
AGuAN MlNisTEA

washington. May s-Mr. Coream,l
the Nicaraguan minister, today -
ceived 4 cablegram stating that Adol-l
IL Altamirano. the Mcarasuan mjn..
lister Of foreign affairs, had beea e.
sassinated. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Sapses, Way s-vemivius Il again
showing considerable activity. Yes
serday I dense column of smoke ia
gan rissc from the crater and spread
Inc liks b umbrella, accompanied by
.cnd Dc lailons and electrical ais
sharse which are especially notice,
able frs. Resina. The main crater Il
aischsry : sand and cinders
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Miss Minnie Hickman. principal Of
Douglas school. who has applied for
4 years leave of absence from her
duties as teacher. expects To spent
most q her furlongh visiting rslas
lives Al Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Wjlllsm H. chsatAss. 11aass1 4
~ AlssSado hotsl q Albneusreue
and sornsFiy n charge o. the Cas-
tassda hcsel 10 Las Vegas, has GO
ceptse NE management q -Ths pus.
by q sousA AorAllister. Indian Ter,
ritovy. Mr. cheatham vim continue
70 his . esent position until his sue.
cesscr appointed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
AMERICAN WINNING -
f. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

! London, May SIN the court ten.
mis- championship round today. Jay
Gould, of Lakewood. N. j.. won the
first set against Eustace H. Miles,
the holder Of the championship.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

The oeopls q Nsw lGsxteo = (
whole are prosperous and ~ tsrrito.
~ y increasing n populati0a. Il
wealth and ID better behavior rieht
along.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

General sBsnjamin viljoen, recsntly
commandtf oi the Beer Army ii 6outh
Africa. has detected lands IS rs rs ~ 81
cinity Of chamberino upon which I
colony Of Beers win ssttle this sprins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

Ee--et your tr.yhies snpishf by 10
lfhk 70 tfe cpesE nosN 10 see the
Fool and the Wicow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
0snate atiil Al n

osnate 1tlll at ~
washington, May 1,he senste "a.
oay continued consideration q 10
railroad rate biz. 80 8
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Case OF shortage ia Wilton the Amount
Was Only 80, 5OO-Bondsmen
Pay s.. 900

Alpeua. Mch, Aug AFTER being
IN court about ten years, the case OF
Montgomery county against Edward
y. Putnam. former treasurer. has come
10 an end, settlement being made
ont Of court. Putnam was alleged 10
be- short $500 aud his bondsmen were
held for that amount They fought
the ease bitterly claiming the short
age WAS cuuaed by poor bookkeeping
The cnse was tried I'VE times IN tho
circuit court and was carricd % the
supreme court each time, costing sev-
era thousand dollars, by the settle
ment the county gets 5000 each side
pays own costs and Putnam turns
over his property 20 his bondsmen 10
cover the loss The hondsmen are all
prominent residents OF Montmorency
county one Swan Peterson died
since the case was started
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SAVINGS BANK
CLOSES DOORS
Milwaukee Avenue State
Bank of Chicago in Fi-
nancial Trouble.

Chicago Aus With a deficit 90
its accounts estimated tnralch close ta
million dollars ami with the wher,
abouts of two ~ It, highest officials
unknown % the authorities the Nj
waukee Avenue state bank. one of the
largest outlying banks n#the city has
been closed The failure was RESPONSE
BILE for a. death of ono Of the depo,.
iturs aud led to tha suicide )f another
man who d month ago had placed his
earnings of . lifetime in The Jnstitu
tion for safe keeping Ia theexeitement
following the announcement Of the
failure !. A3s-rr m official Df the
Loyal League, who had on deposit In
the bauk FUNDS Of that organization,
fell dead ~ heart failure Henry
Koeplc. small grocrr. on hearing
that tho bank hnd suspended payment
went 10 the reir#of# his store and shot
himself fatally
Riotous scenes attended the an
nouncement of the failure. and large
force ~ police struggled an day TO
keep an exciled crowd of depositors
nearly an Of them foreigners and many
of them Women from rushing the
doors Of the Institution The fact that
the banl, was on the verge ~ failure
was first regealcd 10y prcsidentPml o
Stensland Que of The absent officials.
A letter 90 his son. Theodore, who is
vice president written from 81 Paul
and received last Saturday started the
Investigation which brought about the
suspension Another sensational feature
Of the af1air WINS the disappearance III
the cashier Henry " Herring aud tia
issuing af warrant for h- arrest nn
"a hnrge ~ emheZzlnmont
Tho shortage estimated ta De he.
tween S15pooO and SloO0oOo pi-l@-
trou- speculation "a Real estate and rs
the security mHipi said % he ~.
,ponsble Npmhpr- 40 thp rIenrng
house committee were told that most
of fh. am1W Was wholly uurf
ia ty adequate 3iatrtM
ebat4 Aus Henry w. u
eas3jeg al tlu 4tHn aarn NcUrst ~
u8rls loobd EW Sfrn-mua 8.
arar SlwoNu - GHDH1a ue#te
nir NeH- Implicated d#.H taahuap4 81
tHeh0I
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TAMPICO MAYOR
MISSING AGAIN
Illinois Village Pay Roll still Held
UP by Temperance Members
or Council.

Sterling. H.. Aug. O-rhc village
Of Tanpico l. again without mayor
or city council Mayor Kemp has
mysteriously disappeared. ana IL IL
rumored that he has goue 10 Canada.
where he will await the next session
OF the grand Jury, before which he ia
under bond 10 appear
An attempt 10 pass the village pay
roll was defeated hy The refusal Of the
temperance members 10 attend the
council meeting None OF the saiariel
officer. of the village hus received a
cent ~ pny during tho present fiscal
year aud n will be- impossible 10 pay
them until the temperance and saloon
forces unite lud the mayor returns.
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AA6 Aa AWFUL PLUNGE
Wagon aud rwcnt, Person. an i
straw Eide Drop rhirt, Feet
Horses Go Along

piusburg Aug 9 While driving
over ii countr, ratd Evergreen. ulne
miles from thI- city wagon contain.
ing twenty persons Of picnic party
plunged over thirty feet precipicr
and all sustained more or less serious
injuries Nome was futnly hurt. 4 lodge
Of the Daughters of Liberty from Al
legheny was enjoying an annual straw
ride, aud the last of the three wagons
became fast in q rut Oh a muddy noun.
tain road.
In attempting 10 turn out the horses
stepped too fnr from the road which
ran along the blutr and plunglng over
dragged the wagon with it, occupants
with H. The screams OF the women ns
they went over the cliff attracted the
attention Of the occupants OF the other
wagons aud the other picnickers re.
turued TO The relief OF their mfortu-
nate SISTERS. Physicians were summon
cd from Millvale and the injured were
cared for mtil carriages were pro-
cured in which To send them TO their
homes
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CZOLGOSZ WOULD
BE A POLICEMAN
Brother or Assassin Seeks Place on
Force or Cleveland TO Clear
Family Name.

Cleveland. Aug 9.--Michael Czoi
gosz, brother OF Leon Czolgosz, assas
sin OF President Mckinley, has ap
piled for a position on the police force
OF Cleveland lie said that his i'm
polling motive was "a remove the stain
from the family name. but later asked
that the statement be ignored because
OF the wish OF his aged father, whc
lives with him.
IL and his father. who stin car
speak no more English than be- did al
tie time % the Bunalo tragedy hy,
years ago. talked yolubly ia Polish Dee
fore this change Ia sentiment was on
nounced 1Len the candidate Tor nc
officers star said
Ny father doesn't want nae 20 say
that Just say please that I want tt
get on the police force but | want Q,
stand on Wy own merits, lt / aU
barred because 1f relationship. / can
make my Twins ID t1a tumre u. have
Era tho pa-t"
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Grrs oFF WITH A PRoMIsuM
A'''HtsH StSS.;.-kae&ris S.. IL ''S


Flint. Mich. Aug 9.-,Iohn Vincent.
alleged abductor OF Mamie Warner.
who was reported 20 be but IL years
old and who wns arrested with the gni
at Kalamazoo as Vincent was saying
farewell preparatory To- Joining the
army. was arraigned here. The case
against him was dismissed. the OH
GERS making the discovery that the girl
Is over io The girls father. who
caused all the trouble. was Ia court
aud said 20 the young man: John, l
want you 10 make a promise, before
all these men. that when YOU got out
OF the army you Will marry Mamie;
will youy"
John said ne would And | want
you 90 write 10 her. will yout And
will YOU be- good when you marry
herr John said he would We'll.
then John, added the old man I'm
willing 90 take YOU by the hand and
call Won s3a-u-iaw Shake. ] In't
go.o 20 take you ont and buy Sc %
drink cluse lm temperance man.
VIII You promise meyer % take drink
while YOU are iu the army John said
ha trnuU
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INSANE WOMAN s
TERRIBLE DEED
Throws Gasoline on Self and
Others and Then Ap-
plies Match.

South Bend Ind, Aug S.-rw)
women were burned 10 death and one
man injured in trcuzIed effort Of one
Of the women tn#kjl her husband, her.
SELF aud all the other occupants ot
thelr home and burn house Gasoline
was applied 10 the clothing OF the
three and was set attire with match.
the perpetmtor Of the deed herself be
ng tile first % die The dead are Mrs.
II Deuslow 80 years Old i55
North Main street. aud her sister. Miss
Jane Balfonr, a. years Old
DR. Denslow the husband, received
burns that are expected to cause hii
death
Mrs Denslow, who for years had
been considered unbalanced mentally,
though not 20 IN extent TO cause her
detention entered the room OF her nus.
band In the afternoon with pail of
gasoline iii one Llud and match tu
the other DR. DenslOw= was asleep
and Miss Bnlfnur was reading az "a
window The demented woman threw
the gasoline about and lighted the
match and n an instant the room was
filled with flames
Later Or pen-1w L. dead from
thp burn, be received
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narrowing scenes a, Cape paIos.
IlNE rulcnTrNIn nnrrFs
Frantic Nca spare Nc,thrr .rs >or
Age in Their Frenzy.

The sgene#on#l WAS one nf the
worst na record lhe lmm#cn
grants with knives ion their hands und
without regard for the women or chill
dren fought with the greatest hrutal
~ for Tie possession 80 NE buoys and
boats. Many were killed or wounded,
including several members Of the crew
who were attacked by emlgrants
Crowds rushed forward. pushing
each other and lighting for places In
the boats Many fell aud were tram
pied 10 death. Dozens Of men and wo-
men threw themselves into the sea.
In the midst OF this panic the captain
and officers nf the Slrio cndcayorcd in
vain 10 restrain the people, restore a
semblancc of order and organize d sys-
TEN OF lhe.saving This was not ac.
compllshed. for the vessel suddenly
either broke In half or glidcd of the
rocks and foundercd In deep water
Hye-wltnesses give awful pictures Of
the brutal panic on board For half
nm hour the cmigrants were masters
of the situation. They completely over
came the crow DY NuetT iOINt vi mum
bers. and this In spite OF the efforts Of
the officers. who tried TO save the wo.
men and children first. One report
even states that a group OF cmigrants
approached one " the ships boats
which already was full. and which was
about to be launched. and dislo,igcd
the people. killing several with their
knives. Just as they were about to
occupy the boat themselves another
body OF armed cmigrants came up aud
q fierce fight f0r the possession ~ the
llfc.boat followed.
A roll call taken on shore shows that
3S5 persons from the Sirlo are miss
ing. but IL Is believed that a few were
taken on board French and German
steamers which continued their yoy-
arc after the SlriO sank Among the
survivors ne Cape palosarc many moth.
crs who weep and wiring their hunds
for lost children. while there are also
numbers Of children who are unnbl"
10 lind their parents.
The bishop of Sac Pablo Brazil.
wna drowned while blessing the pas
eengors OF the SiriO
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nridc .nn Grnnm Knlnn.

81 Joseph. Mich, Aug. o. While
driving fram - Ioseph 10 Benton
Harbor ou one " the nrst rides since
their marriage. Hiram R Helmick
aud his young bride were ground to
pieces beneath the wheels of IN clec-
tric ear Their spirited horse took
frieht and unged directly across the
track In front u the speeding inter.
urban car The light runab0ui was
crushed and the young couple thrown
10 the ground beneath the heavy Cnt
frVgt4
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Been Robbing Frclght Cars.

Plymouth. Mch.. Aug q. Pero
Marquette Detective 4. II. rarsney AR
rested six men here ON a charge of
breaking into freight cars. They gave
their names as William Onion. Roy
Cowan, John Taylor. William Clark.
August Roderick aud George Brokop.
They are all young fellows. aud when
brought before Justice Valentine they
were sentenced TO thirty days in tho
Detroit house of correction Those six
make total VI ten men arrested here
on this charge in three days
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stnnlinrh onIndicted.

Chicago Aug . The federal grand
jury has returned an indictment
against the Standard on company.
charging il with having illegally re.
ceived railroad rebate on storage
charges by order Of Judge Bethca
a second grand jury was drawn TO
take M the investigation of the bust.
ness methods of the Standard OH com
pany where the present inquisitorial
body was compelled 10 leave OF.
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DRAGGED FROM MS puLpu
Strenuous Action OF Parsh toner's Who
Object TO a Priest who IL
"A Pole

Detroit, Aug y Rev. Fnner
wlcinsky pastor ~ the Port Austin
Roman catholic church, was dragged
from his pulpit by q party Of hts pnr
#Ishioners while attempting to hold
services. and elected from the church.
Sheriff Smith and several deputies ar
rived IN time % avert a bloody fight
The warfare Ina the church Is one in
which the English French aud Ger.
man members Of the congregation are
arraypd against the Polish members.
The priests Pole. and has heou
made the target far constant opposi
tion by tho#o other faction After the
congregation had left the church the
ppo.it41#naipd the doors shut
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Hand Cut or by Electricity.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Aug = - Peter
Goth, aged -, grasped the top wire Of
a fence on Douglass avenue, laying his
right wrist upon the wire. There was
flash and yell from the boy and
his right hand dropped 90 the ground
burned completely Off by electricity
The wire had been charged 10y "A high
tension wire or the Commonwealth
Power company falling upon il block
away. Later his arm was amputated
~ the shoulder. and his recovery is
doubtful
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Gen. soof,eId.s son su,o,,o..

San Francisco. Aug. T. Major and
Paymaster william II. Scofeld, Df tho
regular army, son Of the late Iieuicn.
ant General Scoheld. u. =. A., retired
shot and killed himself in this city
Major Sco1old was on leave Of nb.
scnce on account of III health. and I'm
explanation OF the suicide IL IL sad
that he feared an attack Of locomotur
ataxla aud that he would become 4
burden 10 his wife.
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CharlcrOl, BelgIum, Aug S.-An
elevator Ia which nine miners were
going down 20 the Marchienncs coal
mine here. dropped 900 yards. smash.
ing the car Ia atoms and instantly klll.
ing all its occupants Their hodles
were so crushed as to be almost un-
recOgniZable
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SENATOR smith" IL m. I..uo.

Charlotte. Mich. Aug S.--Walter H.
Sutherland snnounces himself ~ a
Republican candidate for state sena-
tor. The principal plank In his plat
form liz william Alden smith for tho
senate" aud he proposes to make his
canvass solely on that issue. Tho
county convention recently lndorsed
Karl ID. Koyes, of Ollyet. FOR the
plscN
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Five Children Die In FIRE.

Omaha. Npb, Aug D-Fiye chill
drcn Of Thomas O'Dauiels of Seymour
Park, n suburb Of Omaha. died In a
fire which destroyed The family resi-.
dence. Mrs O'Danirls was seriously
burned and may not recover, and her
husband was badly burned in an II.
fort 10 save bis family. The dead
children are Lille. aged Is. Ernest
q: Bertha. : Earl {. Florence. 3.
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Nashville. Tenn Aug s. Eden
woId, the stock farm near this city.
owned by W q. Farmer has been
sold 60 local syndicate FOR $4,000
aud viii be- cut up into town I0ts.
Edenwuld wis The home ~ The Com.
moner and other noted rucers
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Chicago Man Hurt In switzerland.

Inthal switzerland. Aug Frank
Rollins. of Chicago. was seriously ln.
iurcd while descending the Nupgelis
Graclli lie was removed 10 Il hos.
plal Little hope FOR his recovery Ia
entertained
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Governor Folk In Train Wreck

Armour. Mo. Aug o Two Missouri
Pacific passenger trains collided here
lniurng Conductor William Welch
who was taken 10 hospital in Atchi
son. Governor Folk was on the train
ON route FOR q picnic az stewartsvllIe
Mo. but was uniniurcd
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Ennr Mlncra kIllrd

Iron Mountain. Mich. Aug q --t'ust
Erickson, Matt hin John Frost and
Lawrence Rnrowsk were Killed by
the foll ~ ground ln The pump station
on the fourth level of the Htawatba
mine
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Porc Atlankcd hr IIlnc-a.

London Aug "a Dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Rome says that shortly after his re
turn from the ceremony attending the
celebration " the third anniversary
Of his coronation the pope had %
somewhat severe attack Of heart
weakness lie was attended, by Dr
Larponi. who give him relief
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Thinks Ills Love wortt. 5000

Flint. Mich. Aug. Mrs. Emily |.
Bedford, whose husband. Homer Bed.
ford. operates grist mill ~ Moutrose.
began suit against Mrs Louisa Lew
is. of the same village. for $1,000 dam
ages FOR alienation Of the affections Of
Bedford
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Suspicion Of Murder Here.

Cadillac, Mich Aug =. Wounds
on the scalp and face ~ Edward Pres
ton, aged 30 who was found dead In
an outhouse j. the rear Of John OF.
sons saloon at Room. induced Sheriff
Paquette aud Prosecutor Wetmoro to
make an Investigation. Preston had
been drinking with other woods men
tim Of n drunken brawi.
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10, swallow. Parts Green.

Traverse city. Mich. Aug 7 The
I2year-old adopted SON Of Clayton
Packer. of Rates. swallowed tea
spoonful of paris green. and will prob
ably die He came from the Cold.
wuier school and was well treated
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Eought . nIoodIc.s pueI.

Paris. Aug. S.-Generals Andre and
Ncgrier fought duel with pistols in
the park surrounding the residence OF
Prince Murat General Andre fred
without hitting his opponent and Gen.
eral Ncgrler declined 10 fire, The
principals left the field unrcconciled
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Minera' strikr CoIIapsing.

uzoyka. Aug s. The miners strike
O. collupsing. most ~ the men having
resumed work a battalion Of infantry
la now on the way from Yekaterinos.
lnv 10 reinforce the garrison here.
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Laid 20 q Itlrcl,nrr.

Muskegon Mich. Aug. 9,-Firc. be-
lieved 20 be another or n long series
u lnccndiary blazes, almost complete
ly destroyed the whitehall Roller
mills. owned by Charles Johnson, OF
Whitehall Loss. 5000. Insured.
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Young Woman Prc,rnts Suicide

Springfield l.a AUG @ The inter
frrau 9f -ii, Miss chelsea robu,
prevented Aar.c- lttir from enact
.ug "a Tragedy 0u the street here lu
an #eitelWtun #wlth#his wife Little
dreW revolver aud pointed Ii a. his
held saving that De- might as well
end .f right here Beforc hc could
pat his threat into execution Miss 10
bin wreslel lMe Nnnnnn from bis hnnd
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Oct. 81 a Bu.bel Tor Peaches.

Ludington. Mich, Aug S.-Georgc
NcCIatchic, Mason counus peach
king" has sold his crop. estimated at
5000 bushels. to Kellnr Bros " NIL
wnukcc. st 81 per bushel. Ia spite
~ the early adverse weather condi.
tions McClatchle's peach crop this year
compares fayorably with other sea
4nuu
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PANIC BREAKS LOOSE ON BOARD
Captain Commits Suicide Because He
Was Fatally Imprudent
SURVIVORS ARE ALL DESTITUTE
Pitiable scenes Enacted Among Them.
Terrible Scenes OF Frantic Nio-
lenCe on the Sink-
ing ship.

Curtagana spain Aug GA teer-
bic marine disaster occurred saturday
evening on Cape ralas Tile italian
steamship Slr.o from Genoa Cor BaEe.
Iona Cadz Mo1lcr,ic0 auJ Bueuds
Ayres. with about 500 persons Du
board was wrecked 90 Hormi gas#l-t.
and Three hundred emiuaut, most
OF them Italians ana SpauIards were
drowned The captain OF the steamer
committed suicide. The bishop Of Sac
Pablo Brazil was also lost Tic re-
mandcr OF the passengers and The of.
tcers and crew got away In the ships
boats or were rescued by means N
boats sent 10 them from the shore
Rescuer- Lose Their Lives.
Several fishermen who made MT
tempts at rescue were drowned Those
rescued from the vessel are now ot
Cape Palos In pitiable condition being
without food or clothing The Sro
struck rocky reef known as Baios
Hormigus and sank soon after. stern
first. Hormlgas island lies about two
and a half miles 10 the eastward of
Cape Palos. Before he committed sDl-
eide the captain declared the steamer
had Gi5 passengers on board and that
her crew numbered l27 men The Siro
had $40 passengers when leaving
Genoa, but additional Spanish passen-
gers were taken on board at BARGE
Iona, where the vessel touched "A few
hours before the disaster
struck Terror 10 Nayigators
The steamer was threading difi.
cult passage through the Horn gas
group, where the Bljos ITormigas reef
is a continual menace 10 navigation
The vessel began 20 settle rapidly Inn
mediately She had struck and a terri
bic scene OF confusion aud panic on.
sued on board The fishermen along
the coast sought 10 render every as.
sistance IN their power and sent ont
boats which brought many survivors,
ashore
narrowing scenes at Cape PaIos.
The survivors have gone into camp
on the main square of the tawn M
Cape Palos Here narrowing scpues
arc enacted as tha stricken families
anxiously sccl, beloved members
among thn rescued mn.ha Nhn lost
her three ehildrH went insane Tha
doctor ot the#Srn gave up DIS wEa
and obid -#la.t thry wer 6Ht
ly huu2a. u#N nue of the Es-uu-
boats guG thr enH, a~ tU fu4tlg
was reunited p aee
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MICHIGAN MAIIERs
Items Of General interest TO Our
Own People Received
by Telegraph.
STATE HAPPENINGS RECORDED
News OF Michigan Prepared for the
Benefit aud Conventcnco or
Our Readers.

Saginaw Mich, Aug T.-priyen IN
sane by fear of Mormon avengers, -
Charles Beucchel and his wife made
desperate attempts 10 end their lives.
When they We're discovered Beucchel
was perched n tbo limbs OF tree on
the banks OF Rad river and his raw.
ing wife crouched az the foot of The
trne, worn ont aud almost naked from
her frantic efforts to join her husband.
$50 that they COULD hang themselves to.
uefhrr