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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

Sapat.
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h1en.

Sotto, 4. Mdr3. Cine @eiebes.
borlase, bic I'm 9anotage singebradi
wuroe. bsrftist bic grperbung Der g.
isnbabnen bur9 ben Staat. Der Preis
foq bur& bic gaufoitsn unb ben 90
fadsn Durdi9nitts. Reingeuinn Del
lsbten 8 Sabre befimmt tuerben. Si'
OppoRtiou ssssn bic gOrlass III fart,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
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ruben.


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ruben.
Wien, A. Mdrs. Sn 2smbere
fnb BEL blutigen Stuosntsn. unruben,
tuel9e auf ben erbittertsn RaHenbab
suii9en pOlen unb &utbenen 3uriid3us
ffbren finb, bret perionen sst6oiet
poroen. Die @eissrung Sss Electors
Der oOrtieen uni5erftdt, ben rutbeni=
i9en Stubenten bic Nula Efhr eine
Understanding gu iiberlahsn, unb
feline @rfldrung, baB golniia bic
Nmtsipra@e isi, erbittsrte bic &utbenen
In 10 bohsm @rabe, oaB fe nit @stunlt
In bas 5Oaf4ulgebduoe einbransen.
Sn ibrer Wutb sertrimmsrten fe bas
Wobiltar uno lsifstsn tbdtli1sn Wi.
berftanb, ais fe nit 1etpalt entfernt
tusrben fOuten. .Sn benz f9 entfpin.
nenben Sanbsemenee bliebsn bret tobt
auf benz pluBs.
Neue 4atbsbraIe.
Wien, 8. Mdr3. Der 2ir9bOf,
auf weldsm 8sstboben, Mo3art, S9u.
bert unit aabere 8eeibmtbsitsn ruben,
rpirb burd cine 0atbebrale sesiert tper.
ben, bic 81, 900. 600 totem tpirb. Die
pIdne fur ben 8au Rnb bersits genebs
migt.
Jranfrei@.
2bnig b INC b.
paris, A. Wdfs. 26nis %.
parb's Befud errest bic 0euaieroe Der
Barrier. Der 26nis ma2te einen
balb~faxbi9en 8efu4 i'm glpIee, Der
bonn prdFoenten 5aaieres In Der briti'
f6en Botidaft ertpibert tpurbe.
Seute @benb fanb in Der Boti9aft
Elm Diner fatt, benz au9 prdFoent
Galieres unb premisr &oubisr nit
ibren @attinnen 5eipobnten. Reoen
puroen babel nidt ssbalten. Spdter
u~ntsrbislten f9 gbparb. 5a1ieres unb
&oubisr cine Stunoe i'm @aud3immer.
Die prinaeffnnen Beatrice uno gna
bon 8attenbsrg tperosu am Moniaa
: mad 8iarrib abreiien uno ben 26nia
bort ertparten. Spdter tuirb fi1 bort
, au9 Der Rtnia bon ssanien einfinben.
E Werito.
SanbeI mil aus.
Ilnbe.
Werieo, 4. Wdr3. Wdbrenb be,
erffsn A Wonate bss laufenben 6isfal:
iabres bat bic @infubr aus ben Der.
0 Staten um 81, 600. 900 9sssn boz
3 Woriahr 3ugenommsn.
6 Die Nusfubr nod ben Ser. Staater
{ bstrug $50. 801. $50 b. /. $l3. 600. 00(
mebr mie in Der eniipre8enoen perioo'
beg lebten Sabres.
: Die Musfubr nod Ssuti9lanb pa
B I'M 8, nod @robbritannien UNI
' Wiaion 3ugenOmmsn. Die ginfub,
aus Deuti9lano giug UNI mebr als
Wiaion 3urtid; au9 @roBbritannier
unb 5rantrei9 perfauften wenise
bisrber tpie friber.
Spanien.
y. Neue 6ofnung.
MIgeciras, 4. Mdr3. Cine
Der Sele9aten, beRen &eaierung oil
marottanii&en &eformsn Harf intersi
Rrt III. fagte beute Nbenb, baB Elm
8~eiIesung Der Sifersn3er awif9el
|. Grantrei9 unb Deuti9lanb nun m6g
lid srF4eine; auf ginaelbsitsn tpolte G
fi9 nidt einlaRsn.
Ha8 ben itingffeu gntuidlunssn Idt
R& annebmsn, baB, tuenri cine 0erein
Is barung errei&t uiro, es mabri9einlit
n babur& gei9iebt. bob Granfrei& 2on
!, 3eifonen In Der Bant. unb DeutT&lan
In Der poltseifrage ma&t.
II Ybilippinen.
III
Stabt gebrannt.
.s WaniIa a, 4. Wdr3. Saclobm
e. bic 6auptfabt Der SnfeI 2epte III at
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

bic Na&ri4t bon elmer angsblthsn Be-
e%nbigung bes prO3sRss aesenibsr benz
9a8laB Der prin3sifin Qmalie .3u
S4lesmig Solfein aler &i9tigteit
entbsbrt.
Der Gtrafproseb, In benz bic Wt=
lewstp an9etla9t iH, i4 tpiberreatli1
Seeenfdnbe aus benz @a6laB Der prins
3eIfin angeeignet 3u babsn, uirb aber
iebr baIo erlebiat tusrben uno uabr-
i6einli& su @unifen Der Anestlastsn.
Gas &eiultat bieiss pro,efes tuiro cine
niAt unbeosutsnbe Wirfung auf ben
Gang oes @ibilpsrfabrens baben.
Ser b~terte g o6nbes & a l.
ers beSieb II u Is
beritdt.
Berlin, 4. Mdrs. Bring Au-
quit @ilbelm, Der lam 20. Sauna,
1887 9eborene) bierte Sobn oes 2aiiers
Wilbeim, miro I'm Ottobsr Die Timber.
ftdt Bonn unb ipdtsr nod cine anbert
uniperfitd be3iebsn.
Na6 benz @unf9 bes 6aiiers foa c,
eriinbli9 fuoirsn unb fa fur ben
8erualtungsoienf porbereiten.
6 rabif9o b. g tabIewsf
ernfIi erfranft t.
Berlin, 4. Wdra. aus poIer
pirb esmelbsi. oaB grsbii9of Or. b,
Stablswsfi ernfli9 ertrantt III uni
bic 2situns Der grsoi63eie benz Weib'
btI buf 2itOmsti tibertragen bat.
Or. b.. @tabIepsti lam Is. Ottobe,
1841 su Grautaot als Sobn cine!
&ittsrsutsbeRbsrs unb friibersn fran
36Rfaen Offisisrs ssbursn) if In BET
lsbtsn Sabren bdufig leiosnb aetuefsn
gr amtirt als grsbii&Of bon poiel
unb @neisn felt tibsr bisrssbn Sabrsn
MusubrsoII au 3aIi
unb 2umper
BerItn, 8. Mdr3. Sic Steuer
fOmmiiHon bss &ei3stass. uel4e moo
INNER NIT ben 5inan3refOrm.g orla9el
Der &eaierune bsi6dftist if, bat beui
ben ausfubr,OQ auf aali unc 2umpel
an9enommen.
%ttruguap.
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Or ontebtbeo, 4 Wdr3. o
angebli& cine rspolutiond1e Beuesun
geplant III, bat bic &s9ierung b
OppoRtionselubs geiprenat uno b
gerod&tigen bsrbaftst. STR Sepsi4e
TT 3sniur an%geOronet. &ubef6rur
gen baben feline ifattgefunoen. Mo,
gen tpiro bic &ssierung benz @ongre
&sdsni9aft tbsr ibr Iorgeben at
ls9en.
Sapau.
0erFaatIi4un Der
8abnen.
Sotto, 4. Wdrs. Cine @eiebe!
borlase, bic I'm 9anotage singebrad
iuuros. psrfist bic gruerbung Der g
isnbabnen bur9 ben Staat. Der prei
/. iOq bur9 bic gaufoitsn unb ben q
, fadsn Durdi9nitts. Reingetuinn b.
lsbtsn 8 Sabre bsfimmt werben. .
OppoRtior sessn bic 8Orlags 1T Far
StaIien.
GeIsfur3.
U o. m, A. Wldr3. Das Dorf 8
pernala, usl&es auf ben fentre&t'
= Gelisn am Sieo.eee. probin3 8reset
erbaut III, tpurbe beute Morgen IA
polfdnoig serfi6rt. ba bie 6elien. noe
DE wabri&einlt& bonn @aHer un:e
fptlt tuaren, stnfir3ten.
Der R~atafropbe cling Elm beftig
Sr6bnen poraus, ueI&es BITE 1000 9
ruobner re&taeitig In BITE Glu3t trie
. Gin SLIDER ipurbs sstbstet.
@tma 200 SUB bes 6eliens NIT b.
barauf febeaosn 6duiern bsri&wanoI
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
WtIhelm uno gbparb.

Berlin n, 4. Mdrs. Dos Sage
blatt msloet heute Morsen. bab 2uiier
Wilbelm uno R6nis gotparo wabr.
f&einli6 Nnfana September tpdbrenb
Der idleHi4sn Chamber 3u 8rsslau
3uiammsntrefsn werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
81 d 10 n.

SeIftnefors, Ginlanb. A.. Mdr3.
Die gebblferuns lebt In fstiger ansf
Dor Rdubsrn. Die mit GROCER Bernie
gsnbsit b~oreshen. Wan glaubt, bob
es Setter uno @fbsn fno, bic aus ben
baltiiden probin3sn foben.
@roBe BeiorgniB srre9t es. bab bts
,ablreiden Gosialosmotraten 1eieuna
3sigen. nit ben Eeoolution1ren ienieita
bss @Olfss eemsiniame Sa9e 81
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
TuBlans.
300 peroneu m | 5 t.

OOO = y : ~
SeIfin9or Tinnlano. a
Wdr3. Man befirGtet, oaB 800
Slider nit ibrsn 6amilien. bic auf
benz gis I'm fnnii9sn Weerbuien trei'
ben, Dem llntsrsan9e semeibt fino.
Dor IA Saesn iidten etrua 1000
psrfonsn. bic AUDI pferos NIT f8 ftibr'
ten, auf benz atReneiie. Sas Sic
bra1 log uno tpurbe bon sinem Sturms
In bic Office getrisben. Der @inn
brehte f5 uno ssftern wuroe cine gis'
i9ols nit 200 psriOnen BEL Greoerids'
bamn an 2anb estrieben. Sas S4id.
Ial Der tibrissn III unbetannt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Wyoming Jealous for Its Rights.

Douglas. Wyo., Jan. S.-The bust.
ness men OF this section are raising
objection to the alleged attitude of
the United States reclamation service
with reference to the use of the wat
ers OF the Platte and Sweetwater rlv.
ers under the Pathfinder enterprise.
1t is charged the government proposes
to appropriate all Of the water of the
big enterprise for the reclamation of
lands in western Nebraska. Wyom,
ing's delegation has been appealed to
to get after the department at Wash.
ington to the end that Wyoming get
some of its own water. Injunction
suits and endless litigation are threat,
ened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Douglas Awarded Estate.

Sioux City, Jan. I'D. T. Douglas,
a stockman living near here, received
word from Los Angeles, Cal. that he
has been awarded the estate Of his
runaway wife, who deserted Kim in
1891. while they were living in Oma.
ha, going to California to join G.. s.
Porter, who had roomed at tie Doug
las home. Mrs. Douglas died some
years ago. leaving her estate, amount
ing TO $4,000, to Porter and their nat
ural children. Douglas instituted a
contest and received notice of a ia.
vorable decision in the superior court
OF Los Angeles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
MCCALL STEPS OUT OF OFFICE.
A. E. Orr Is Elected to Succeed Him
as President of New York Life.

New York, Jan. 4.-John A. Mccall
resigned as president Of the New York
Life Insurance company. The resig.
nation was accepted by the board of
trustees and Alexander f. Orr was
promptly elected to the presidency OF
the company. Mr.. Orr's salary was
fixed at $4,000. President Mccall
has had a salary Of 10000 a year.
Richard A. McCurdy, former presi.
dent OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company, and his son, Robert H. Nc.
Curdy. resigned as trustees of that
company. The designations were &C.
cepted by the board Of trustees. This
office was the last one remaining to
either the former president or his son
In the company.
The designations Of James w. Alex
ander and James Hazen Hyde from
the directorate Of the Fidelity Trust
company and the Union National bank
of Newark, N. j., were accepted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Bonaparte Reprimands Young.

Washington. Jan. 10,--Before his de-
p~arture for Charleston, Secretary Bon
aparte wrote a letter Of reprimand to
Commander Lucien Young, in execu-
ton of the sentence of the court-mar-
tial which found that officer guilty Of
remissness of duty in connection with
the boiler explosion on the gunboat
Bennington. Assistant Secretary New
berry, who Is acting as secretary, has
decided that the letter shall not be
made public by the navy department.
The reprimand is somewhat mild in
tone and the letter is not altogether
uncomplimentary to Young.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Turns Grain to Gulf Ports.

Chicago, Jan. l0.-Western rail
roads decided not to put in through
rates on grain from Missouri river
territory to the eastern seaboard on
Jan. Is, Notwithstanding a previous
agreement to do so. This decision
was reached at a meeting of traffic
men, at which 1t developed that the
eastern roads were still demanding
their full local rates from Chicago to
the seaboard on grain originating at
the Missouri river. The abrogation
of the agreement has developed a
condition that probably will turn a
great amount of grain toward the gulf
ports.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
CLOSING Quotations.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-An unexpected large
decrease In the worlds visible supply Of
wheat was the chief factor contributing to
a strong close today In the local wheat
market. Final quotations on the May op,
ton were up %@Hc. Corn was up hGhc.
Oats were practically unchanged and pro.
visions were 7H6lOc lower. Closing prices;
Wheat-May, S7AGs7Bc; July, S4%c;
Sept., S3c,
Corn-May, 44%c; July, 45h@45Ac; Sept,
45Ac.
Oats--May, 32A@32%c; July, 3O%c.
Pork-Jan., $l3,G5; May, $l3,924.
Lard-Jan., $7.521s; May, $3.50.
Ribs-Jan, $7.45; May, $7~,57l4d7.G0 G.
Chicago Cash Prices-No. . hard wheat,
S4QS5ac; No. 3 hard wheat, S1MSic; No.
2 corn, 42@42Ac; No. . oats, 3lAc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
SEVENTEEN MISSING
BELIEVED TO HAVE Persisted IN
hAvERSTRAW LANDSLIDE.
Fire Follows Fatal slide and Victims
Are incinerated in Ruins Of Their
Homes-Grsve Fear Of Another Cave.
In Along Sane Street.

Haverstraw. y. V, Jan. 10.-Seven'
teen persons are missing and are be.
lieved to have gone TO their death
when thirteen house, on Rockland
street toppled over into a pit sixty
feet deep, which had been cut out by
clay diggers in connection with the
b-ick.making industry here. Twelve
of the persons missing were occupants
of the fallen houses. five were among
the rescuers who went to the aid Of
neighJors after the first house fell
and were carried down when the
twelve other houses crashing
over the precipice. The ~wreckage
quickly caught fire and those who
were In the mass were either crushed
or burned 20 death. There is grave
fear Of another cave-in along the same
street, and the occupants or seven or
eight houses have moved away. 9th.
er5 are keeping vigil. ready 10 alarm
their %neighbors in case of impending
danger.
The missing. all of whom are be.
lieved TO be dead, are as follows
Harris Nelson, a merchant; Benjamin
Nelson, his son; Mrs. Silverman and
son, Charles Cohen and wife, p. Man.
MIN and wife. John B. Beauchamp, A,
Provitch and daughter. Abraham Dias,
Joseph Albert, John McMurray, Bart
ley McGovern. Mrs. Joseph Daley,
Rev. DR.. Alden. a Jewish rabbi.
palnttunp orl friarIg ~ thner
buried beneath the ruins are still
watching for the bodies Of the dead
to be brought out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
viii Visit West in gospel Auto"

Pittsburg, Jan. S.-Nebraska and
Kansas are to be honored by a visit
from Rev Jacob Kurtz Of York. Pa,
the famous "house.top evangelist"
Moreover, Kurtz is going to enter the
prairies in style. He believes that
nothing Is too good for the Lords
workmen,' so he will make his van
gelistic tour in what is called his
gospel auto" Omaha, Kansas City,
topeka AL. other cities in Nebraska
and Kansas will see him and hear
him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
State Moves for RehearInq.

Lincoln, Jan, 10.-Attorney General
Brown filed a motion for a ~rehearing
in the BARLEY bond case. He argues
that the supreme court erred in quash.
ing the bill of exceptions and releas.
ing the bondsmen. The defendants in
the suit are Cadet Taylor, C. c. Nc.
Nish, w. A. Paxton and others.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Jan. 9.-Cattle-ReceIpts
$500: lOc lower; native steers, So. 75@6.OO:
western fed steers, So. 7505. so; stockers
and feeders, $3.OO04.6 90; COW S2.OO@4.OO
heifers. $3.OOd4. 30: calves, 5 3.OOa7 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; 5Q71ac lower; bulk
Of sales, $5.2O@5. 80: heavy, $5.25a5. 32la:
pigs and light, S5,OOd5,2 %. Sheep-Recelpts,
5000: steady and active, lambs, $5.0OQ7. 7J;
ewes and yearlings. $4.JOu6. ID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, jan. 9.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000
dull; common to prime steers, S3.2506. %
cows, $3.OOa4.40 10; heifers, 81. 100000; bulls
$2.OOd4.10 calves, $~3.OOdS.OO; stockers
feeders, $2.4OM4.25. Hogs-Receipts. 40,
600; 5@1Oc lower; choice to prime heavy,
$5.47Rd5.52h; medium to good heavy
So. 4Od5.45 butcherweights, $5.45a6. 52h
good to choice heavy, mixed, $4,000 Th
packing. SIS. 2Jd5 40. Sheep-Receipts, ~,
900; steady to lOc higher; sheep. $4,000
G.25; yearlings, $6.OO@7 90; lambs, $500
Sm
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12

men under the direction of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company
went to the disputed point, tore up
several hundred feet of track and
burned a bridge which the Portland
and Seattle had constructed across
their right.Of-Way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Trouble.

The fellow who "borrows trouble
always has on hand enough to start a
gloom factory. Try lending It FOL
awhile.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Republican Insurgents Hold Caucus.

Washington. Jan. 10.-Republican
insurgents held an anti.statehood
caucus, which was attended by about
twenty-five representatives. A poll of
the house on the joint statehood prop.
osition by the insurgents was repre-
sented at the caucus to have shown
slightly less than seventy-fve repre-.
sentatives who will vote against a
proposed rule preventing the amend
ment Of the Hamilton joint statehood
bill. The insurgents are confident
they will retain enough Of these votes
to make 1t possible for them, with the
Democrats, to defeat the proposed
rule. The caucus was held in the
committee room Of Representative
Babcock (Wis.). Sugar beet interests
Of the middle west were well repre-
sented in the caucus
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12

steers, $3.50m5.50; cows md hcifers, $3.50
M4.OO; Gamers, S1.7Jd2.40; stockers and
feeders, S2.JOd4.OO; calves, $3.OOd6.OOi
bulls, stays, etc, S2.OOMI.OO. Hogs-Re
ceipts, 1880; &c lower; heavy, S5.3OdJ 30;
mixed. S~5.17kNIa.2O light, S5.15M5.25; pigs
$i.JOul.0O; bulk OF sales, $5.174M5 .22la
Sheep Receipts, 500; steady; yearlings
S8.OOM6.30: wethers, S5.1JM0.9O; ewes
81. 1908. co.; lambs, $7.00M7 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
All Quiet In santo Domlnoo.

Washington, Jan. S.-A dispatch to
the navy department, received from
the senior commanding officer in Do.
minican waters, with station on the
northern coast of the island of San
Domingo, reports that all is quiet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Dominican Trouble Is Over.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Cable ad-
vices received at the state department
from San Domingo that the
revolution is practically at an end, the
troops are dispensing and the country
is again becoming quiet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Marquardt Building Quilted by Fire

Des Moines, Jan. 9.-Fire of prob.
ably incendiary origin broke out in
the kitchen of the Morrison cafe in
the M~arquardt building, totally de.
stroying the cafe and did probably
100000 damage to the block and con.
tents. The entire building is Quilted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Are You Using Aliens FOot-Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, "a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
Tear up Track and Burn BRIDGE.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 10.-The con
~troversy between f. II. Harriman's
Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany against j.. j. Hills Portland and
Seattle Railway company over the
crossing point. Of the railroads just
north of Portland assumed a decid.
eddy sensational aspect. A gang Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12

Patience Is the support of weakness;
impatience Is the ruin Of strength
Cotton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the kidncys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you arc feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effec. of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in ffty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. Kill
iner & Co., ~Binghanton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer i'll this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DIR. Kilmer's Swainp-Root and the
address, Binghamton, N. Y, IN every
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-12
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Jan. 9.-Cattle-ReceIpts,
400; best steady, others lower; native
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-03
HUNTINGTON TEACHER
WHIPPED TOO HARD

bandages, and that his person Is a
mass of bruises. Friends and rela.
tiyes Of the boy profess to be very In
dignant about the affair and 1t is said
that prosecution will likely be institu.
ted.
This much Is one side Of the sequel
to a story which has been in the tell
ing since the opening Of the schools
for the fall term IN September. It Is
said that the teachers in many of the
rooms have been greatly annoyed by
the pranks, dIsobedlences and almost
incorrigible demsanor Of. a number Of
the large boys and that in many in,
stances there has been room to sas'
pect that organized rebellion existed.
II is said that Mr.. Wilson admits that
his punishment Of the boy was more
severe than he intended>it to be- and
that he has sent note Of explanation
and apology to his mother Mr.. Wal
ton, the boys father being out Of the
city at present The occurrence Is
very much regretted by all connected
with the schools. but in almost every
case a conservative view Is taken, and
there IS nothing IN the Incident which
should be allowed to Interfere With
the progress q the schools. While
there seems TO be no doubt that r.
'wiisons pHnisSmens d the lad was
extreme ali aeree that as "a insruc-
tor he ms many excelient qualIaca'
tons, and. barring this incident, his
work 10 tho SCHOOLS has been without
friction or r'8asant occurrence
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-03
'DYlA EXPLOSION
ER|F led THE
MANHlAI AN GAS N0
BARGE HUDSON CAUGHT ElRE
AND FLoATEp DOWN iAH.
EMzRlvER.
BOAT WAS SAVED BY PUMPING
WATER INTO ~ STOPPING
THE FLAMES

NEW YORK, Feb. S:-shortly be-
fore 2 O'Clock this morning the United
States lighter Hudson, having on
board about $500 pounds Of dynamite
and which was anchored on the Man;
haitian side Of the Harlem river, AZ
most under the central bridge took
fire. Soon after the IRE started two
explosions occurred on board. They
were slight, however, and apparently
lid not effect the main cargo.
An alarm was sent in and several
fire engines and two boats responded.
The lighter was anchored directly in
the rear OF the Manhattan Casino
which was crowded this morning with
men and women attending bali
When the explosion occurred there
was panic In the place. Police re
serves were called and finally man
aged to restore order in the Casino
after which they drove the crowds
back from the water front and out ut
danger from the explosion.
The barge was finally saved BY
water being pumped into it,betore the
flames reached the dynamite Before
tie flames we're subdued many ex.
plosions Of detonating caps occurred
and the excitement OF the people was
piaable to behold. There was great
rejoicing when the flames were extin-
guished.
The origin Of the fire is unknown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-03
FIRE
CAUSED PANIC
SUFFERED FROM IN.
TENSE COLD WHILE THEY
. WERE TRYING TO FIGHT,

CLEVELAND, O., Feb: Sire
starting from an undetermined cause,
ON the sixth floor of the knit goods
factory, Of N. ]. Rich & Company,
Payne avenue and Seventeenth street
late yesterday afternoon, DESTROYED
that building with an estimated loss Of
$4,000 besides a number of dwellings
The total loss is estimated at S125,-
600. with partial insurance.
At least 200 girls employees were
sent in semi.panic from the lower
floors and before the fire was gotten
under control It had destroyed ten
dwellings adjoining the Rich factory.
The Rich building was completely gut
ted. The employees numbered 400 girls,
men and boys. The FIRE spread SO
quickly that scores of the girls who
were caught had to leave the factory
without their street garments, to face
almost zero weather. Some were SO
.panic.stricken that when they reached
the outer doors of the factory they
tainted. So far as learned no person
was hurt.
Windows in the Carey apartment
house on Payne avenue, a block west
of the Rich building, were cracked by
the heat and tenants Of that building
we're ready to leave their apartments
if necessary. All the telephone, tele'
praph and trolley wires in the vicinity
Of the fire were melted apd the poles
burned,
AS a result Of the are fully 200 ,peo'
ple are left homeless IN the coldest
weather Cleveland has experienced
this winter.
Although no one was seriously IN
iured, several firemen and one linenan
were hurt by the falling walls. The
cold was intense and several hremen
Espffered With frozen fingers and toes