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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

Henry A. Lilly and family return
ed today from a visit to Mr.. Lilly's
uncle, Hon. r. G. Meador. who, with
his wife. is spending the winter at
st. Petersburg, Fla.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Robertson Wood
arrived in the city yesterday and
are stopping at the residence of J.
r. Beckley on Tyler street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

Il. A. Ross, railroad contractor
OF Rock, is in the city today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

VIM. NJ. Campbell is seriously I'll
or pneumonia. His mother came
yesterday from Lewistown. Pa, to
be with him.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

w. f. Price. OF Roanoke, is IN
the city today on business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

Will S. Garrett left yesterday to
accept position as train dispatcher
at Raleigh. n. C.
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PERSONAL

A. E. Brown. of Wills. is in the
city today.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-16
.UN AH0RCA1O EN- EL
barrio Paiaro.
en- Il estaei6n dol tren De VaId6s
f06 agIedido On enIbIeado.
"a lseaIlnloliO d prllof grl10 d d hlrTlo
SlItIII0, ID Adults.

BayRm6n' -Jefs IntoEino de ID POIiCfC
IuBular. San Juan. TaRda hoy spsrs
clio ahorCado ds an 6rbol barrio 'iPGiaro, =
individuo Julio Natal. Investigate ho
cho Fesulta casual. Juez conocs aBunto.
SaTgento w. BithoEn.
Toa Alta APreItadou hoy pnr mi en
bhrEio ''Pinas' enta Jurisdiction, individuc
Dolores Cfus, EequigftoEiado poE Juel
Municipal de Guayama poE dsIito de 20,
duCci6D, exigi6ndols 500 dolla1n fan1a.
Dicho indiyiduo Uof6 remitido sIlf { D.
disposition case dc no pEeHtaE fRnza. ca.
bo Soto.
Catsfo. vie Bsyam6n. -Anoche Z .. n.
On estaCi6n Vsld6I, empIeado Lnis Ante
mEtsy fac agredido poF an deaConoCido, &
quien Ie hiso nm diGpsFo dc revolver hin
heTirlo. JusE entisnde aBunto. CabC
Navarro.
AdjuutRu. - Indiyiduo Eduardo Rodrf
gueS, que Cometi6 egCalamiento Ter grado
On IL noChe del IL del CoFriente, establs.
cimiento CsFmelo SsIag, baErio nSaItiIIo''
egta jurisdiction, fu6 arFestRdo anoChe bR-
rsio "GuaEaguao', jurisdiction Ponce;
oCup6ndole dineFO = obietoE TobGdo8.
Tambie1 arEeBtado Calixto CarabaIlo,
c6mplice dicho esCRlamiento. Csbo Rog-
Gsll6,
Voga Bsia.- AnOchs prs-ou simpIfcfo
HeEn6ndeE, Martin Harn6udoz y serafIn
Gim6nez, EompieEon c6rCsl municipal do
6gte, fug6ndoBe; perfguoBsIeI aCtivRmente.
CAbo HuaEtaG
CfgusA-Ayer ltsrda fq6 uorprendidG
una jugadR 81 ''monts'' por fusTER eat9
Puesto, sErentadoB dor indiViduos, oCupan'
do barajas y dineEo saEgauto Blanco.
OaYey.-Aysr buiCid6Ga tiR6ndoao ca an
algibs de Ia primsEs CRuilla de Csminerol
carrstsrR Guyana, Santos Le6n, hRbieu.
do sido extrafdo % CGdGvSF las 8 b. n.
81 BuiCida entsbR dement's. Toniento
MongiI.
AguadilIa.- Auoche en- barrio ''Pal.
mas" casa de Pablo Miranda, % IIevAba
8 sfeCto m Gguinaldo = entire vaFioI do
los cOncurrenteI hubo una TeyeEta, diBpa.
Fando dos -tiFog Donate Gons6loz Loren
70 soGa, quisn EeBult6 heEido on 81 paCho
, Donate con una heEid8 On Ia fEents =
variaH CortuSiones, Lar que le fueron pro.
duCidaB pOE EDgTacia Vale, Ignacio sosa,
Ssbagti6n Benftez , Joa6 Pellot. Todol
aEEeStRdoB = puestoB disposition del JueS
municipal. Captain TallAda.
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dad que 81 eatado ssDitREio de aquslIa in.
Flsdlccion 81 natFAfactoTio en- 81 pFesenta
En- ell distrito Sur de la iala se infor'
ma que hay vaFiOB caaoB de fsbra g6utrica.
5s han dado 6rdeneB opoTtunRs para
ContFaHHeatar en- 10 possible la enfarmedsd.
Inf6Tmaae adem6B que on el miBmo diBtrito
hay epidemic tifaideR.
Tn CabRIlo muermoso, proDisdad de-
don C6ndido RiBario, do Puerta de TERRA,
fa6 inveatigado y 81 ofciRl de sanidad, ha
infoFm0do & Ia ofcinR sobFe 81 Fesultado
de Ia inspection heChR.
So nos Informs qRe On eRta Ciudad
hBY an caso de viruela. La gRnidRd toms
msdidRg para eVitar la propagation de la
enfeFmedad.
-Esta mRiianR 30 Peuni6 la comisi6n
que hRhfa de OntendeF en- los exRmene8 de
las AeioTitas que h8u aolicitado plazaa dc
temporerRs On la ssCTetaTfa de Il C6msra
OoncuHRieron Los refaFidoB sx6menes
y Ia comiAi6n estuvo rsunida mas de una
hoFR para cRliitar los trabsjol hsChoE
Obtuviegon los pFimeroS puestoB, ca 81
oFden que expReAa, Las ssfioYitRB SRldafia,
Meltz, Nsval, Armstrong , FerFeiEo Pro-
bablemGnte BeTGn RhorR coloCadag Lar tres
pTimeEaB quedando en- tuPno laa dem a,
pueS 20 cree haT6n faltR mas empIesdos
tsmporsroG. Componian Il comisi6n lo1
shores Was OChotsco, Mufioz Rivera y
doctor BAETeRan. 81 delegado LCdo. Tizol,
dict6 & Las lexaminadaa algunoB p6rrafos
de proyeCto do ley.
EN- Ponce 90 pFepsran hAcsr un buen
reCibimisnto a gobeFnadoE Post, con mo-
two de "a visits aquGllR Ciudad. AEON
pa1ar6 81 gobsFnadOF sl aubssCrGtaEio He'
nor Skinner.
-Se encuentTan en- est8 Ciudad loB de-
fioFes Manuel Ledesma Sebastian FL
gueEoa, de ArsOibo.
Los trabsjoB del Hip6dEomo de San
Juan adelantan F6pidRm0nts. So cree
que On 81 pE6ximo meg de FebreGo 10 har6
ID fsgtF de ID inauguration.
-Se infoFma que en- 81 asilo de pobTeE
de Msypgiez, hay actualmsnts parnonaa
atRcadas de ensisnaCi6n mental.
La epidemiR de UtuRdo hR tornado
inCTementO de algunos dfas ezta parba.
Ss,cTee que con las medidas antipaI6dicau
que han tornado por IL nanidad an dicho
pueblo seEa nufCients para teEminRE CON
los CRHos dc pSludismo que hay.
Ell lago de Il0pango, Salvador, H9 ca.
brio mediados de Junio, de una nata vOE.
de. cuya peBtilenCia % uinIi6 Con1ideEa.
BILE distanCia. HubO gran m0Etandad d
1PaCag,
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la gran nuticla de Espsfa.

Los diariou mas avansados y de mejer
information, y on los que colaboEsn loa
mas axpsEtoB cEfticOB militRFeB del ej6ECito
} la armada diCen, que Il eScuRdFa amOri'
cana debido & su Eapids y buenR oTgRni'
zRci6n ha demostEado pESCtiCameute con
motive del viaje q pacffco, tigurar 90 Bs'
ganda e8cuadra del mundo AHHivf dice
qae en- camaB , colchoneg, teIan dc nove'
dad, musbles , FeIojeI no hay pc nadie,
M mas que para La Vizcaina ri Cielo.
La suCuadFa nRvega felizm0nts.
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Berlin, Enero 16.-LoB BociaIiBtas ca
pitaneadoB por 81 loader BsbeI, han inicis
do en- eata capital una ssEis agitaci6n po.
Utica. So dice que astu agitaCi6n au
cauBada por las denunciaa eaCandaloGas de
Harden & les cuales Iegin sllog, 90 pre-
tende echaE tierra. El domingo dltimo
Eeuni6FonGe On varios CfFculoB de Il Ciu,
dad hacienda demoStraCionas amanazsdo.
ran contra 81 gobieFno Eete 90 pgepREG
& FepeleE CON toda energfs, Is Hitusoi6u
psEtu1bRdora que Lon Citadon slementor
pFetanden craRE.
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PASlDlS Las FIEsTAs.

TodaB las peEHonRB qus usaron las fnag
esenCias del popular" han hecho con clio
an magnffoO FeClamo, pusB todo 81 mundo
preguntaba S1e donde son egos tan dslicR'
doG perfumea2
El CalgRdo de las mas acreditadas mar
oaB que % han lucido en- los pa1adoa bRila-
hR dejado tambi6n Ia mejor impression = de
toda Il islR 10 siguen haeiendo numeronol
pedidou al saflor Am6rico salaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-16
GABLES de- HOY.
in intoTna del gOhsInadOI M8gooD.
de Cuba, trssmitidO al C0ngIssn.
HOHOTOSa CatastTQfe
en- un teatE0 de Pe1syIvani8.
-AgnNosls D6rdIdls d VIta8 o. ID terrible Coz
fusion elusldl DaT u EOpOniInO IOc0ntIo.

Warrington, EneEo 10 El presidents
Roosevelt ha tTasmitido M amplio informa
de Mr.. Msgoon, gobernndor provisional
ds Cubn, a CongFe1o de los Estado1 Uni.
dos. Dich0 infoKme Contiene todo "a re-
lacionado con Ia 0cupaci6n americana
degpu6s de Is revueItR que Culmin6 en- Il
CRfda del preAidente cubRn0 don Tomas
EGtrRdR Palma. Mr.. Magoon afirms que
e iSla hdllasa ca Completa paz. Que Il
Comii6n ConGultiva y Otros oTganiumon
creAdoB, para ayudaEss, po1 81 gobieEno
pEoviHi0nal, han rendido an buen trabaio
reorgauizando IL administration p6blica
y dej6ndola YS en- buen GAUGE. InfoEma
adem6s Mr.. Magoon que 81 nuevO oensO dc
u actual poblRCi6n de Is isla ga eleva IL
CifrR de 2028. 282 habitantss. Cree 81
gobernadoE provisional de Cub8 que las
nueVR1 elecciones De calebraFGn con sbs0'
luto civigmo que ID impRrcialidad do
Iag mismas gRrantizaF6 81 afRnsamiento
de ID paE,
Washington, Enero Is - La pTsnsa do
esta Ciudad bR publicSdo, tambi6n con CO.
F6CteF ofCial, la noticiR do que 81 informe
de Mr.. Magoon tEasmitido poE Roosevelt
81 Oongreso, aCompahRba una CRrtR del
pFesidente an lR que indiCa. que u infgr.
vsnci6n del gobisEnO de los EGtsdog Uni.
dos ca CubR, cesaE6 81 10. de- FebFeTo de
1903, pFoCedi6ndose Embellishments para
en- fscha, II evacuation de Les fdaFzRs
ameFiCanas deAtaCadRs On dichR isle.
Tambi6n pubioa lR pEenBR 81 informe
Cficial de que 81 presidents indiC6 al aoOro.
taFio de Is Guerra Mr.. Taft, antaB de di.
FigiE 10 CitadR carts 81 Congraa0, que, en-
81 ConceptO, pareOfale pFefarible que lR
deIoCupaCi6n de Cuba ae verifCass On mas
CeTCRna fScha, peFo q fin COnVf1ose ca
aCeptar lR "a indiCada. El gobeEnador
Magoon Bs propone ConoCaE toda lR isis
antas de Bu aalids del gobierno.
BoyertoWn, -PsnsilVsnia,-Enero 16
En- cate pueblo, estaCi6n de un Tamal de
Ia lfnea de Philadelphia Reading, ca 81
cOndado de BeRkB, fronterizo del do
Montgomery, hR oCuFEido una horrorosa
cat6stRofe que ha cunsteFnado & t0do 81
mundO. FL apREato CinematogR6fc0 que
funcionaba en- 81 "OpeFR House., hizo *
pIoli6n, aiguiGndo 6stR un terrible ipcen.
dio gus snvOlvi6 r6pidamente todo 81 odi.
fCio. Este, que Bs haIlabR ataatado de
numeroso p6bliCO, fue totalmonts destrui
do poF lRg llam&a, Las p6rdidas de vi
daB han lido ConsideEableg. Sc cree que
el total do muertOB, asCiende $50. Me-
nos de Ia mitad de los que prsBsnciabAn
el etpeCtSculo pudieron egcapaE. En- los
tEabRjos dc deseBCombro, empezadoI POGO
de deHplomaTBs loH Festos del "OpOra
HOUSE., Dc he podido extraer hsBta ahora,
1877 CueFPos CarbOnizados, entire ellos lol
de nifioH de coFta edad. En- las escenas
de terrible confusion, cauBadas por lR re.
pentins' heoatombe, muchaB peFgonas CO.
yeEon rscibiendo innumeHables golpey,
dsrribadaG por los que Bs atropeIlaban %.
rs ganRr las pusRta8 de salida del tsstro
anvuelto On llamaH.
Do.1r- Ea- 7c
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IN - hmmh . vcndo paPd a.
dlOIG Ioo vide { 02.Go loa % kilo1 (oS q,s's-
aL0
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SEPLSE

Que no pnbIicamos communicates sin que
sean pRgados Dor adelantadO.
CadR seis spalabras Sc cuentan poF una
Inca y Ia lfnea vale diez centavos.
Las Cartag que vengan con COmunq
impOrte no COntestan.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
Strictly Fresh Eggs.

There are summer resorts, remote
from any agricultural communities,
where fresh farm products are even
harde. TO obtain than in the city. II
was az such q place that the new
boarder, who had eaten four or Ave
breakfasts there began to wonder why
the eggs were invariably served fried.
See here" he inquired one morn
ing of the genial colored man who
waited upon him, why do you always
fry eggs here? Don't you ever boil
them?"
"Oh.oh, yes, sahi" responded the
waiter, plea sanity. "Of co'se, yo' kin
have EN- boiled, if yo' wants EN-. But
yo' know, sab, yo' takes de risk"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
NEWS OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
Digest Of the News Worth Telling Con-
densed for the Busy
Reader.
At the Capital.

President Roosevelt has been ap-
pealed to by Senator Culberson OF
Texas In an effort to restrain the rail-
roads from putting the new rates into
effect in that state, and the president
has referred the matter to the attor-
ney general.
With Senator Perkins as chairman
OF the senate committee on naval af-
fairs, as all concede he will become
drought the death of Senator Allison.
the Pacific coast will be given a strong
position of advantage. Mr.. Perkins
was once a sailor before the mast.
Naval recruiting officials are in high
feather, as they say recruiting has
never been better than at this time.
alone there were returns Of 473 re-
cruits and more applications are being
received both at the stations and at
the bureau of navigation than eve be-
fore.
The commissioner OF internal reve
nue. has informed w. NJ. Hough, attor.
ney for the National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers association, that there is am
pie authority of law for the govern
ment to prescribe the marking of spir-
its and liquors In the hands of recti-
fiers, as Is the case of marking the
products OF distillers.
New coaling records have been es-
tablished by three of the battleships
attached to the big fleet. On June IL
the battleship Georgia toook aboard
Its tons of coal in five hours and
twelve minutes. an average of 342 tons
per hour. On June 20 the battleship
Rhode Island took on LILO tons in
four hours and ~forty-seven minutes, an
average of 357.7 tons per hour.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
AGED WOMAN IS
SLASHFD TO DEATH
Found FOuIIy Murdered in Front
Yard of Her Residence at
Grand Rapids.
NO REAL Clue TO MURDtRfRS
Evidences of Desperate Struggle Found
in Her House-Sheriff Sends
for Bl0OdhOunds.
NO REAL Clue TO MURDtRERS

Duluth, Aug. IS. - Mrs. George
Cochran, aged seventy-one years, was
murdered last night in the front yard
of her residence in Grand Rapids,
Mimi. The whole northern part of the
state is shocked at the tragedy, and a
motive is wanting. The was
slashed to death with a knife, and
as yet.
The discovery was made at l o'clock
yesterday morning by Ben and Mi
chael Lieberman, who were walking
home at that hour past the Cochran
home. They heard faint cries of dis
tress in the yard and made an investi-
CATION. They were shocked to find
the aged woman covered with blood
and in a dying condition.
Blood Spurts From Many Wounds.
The woman expired in the arms Of
her would-be r~escuers, and at no time
after they found her was she in condi-
ton to make a statement. At the
moment the men discovered her the
woman was trying to rise from the
ground and blood spurted in jets from
numerous wounds.
The men Immediately investigated
the house and found evidences of a
severe struggle. The furniture was
upset, the stove torn down and cur
tains pulled from their ~fastenings.
Some of the woman's clothing was
torn from her body.
Sheriff Hoolihan is working hard on
the case. He SEN for b~loodhounds
and they will be given the scent.
Robbery could scarcely have been
the motive, for the oma was poor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
Force of Habit.

There Is a certain Western con-
gresham whose ~boundless affability
and habitual Observation-Disclosures have
occasionally led him into absurd mis-
takes. One day, during his last cam
paign, as he stepped from the train
at the station of his home town after
an arduous two weeks of stumping
and "glad-handing.' his little daugh-
ter rushed up to him and kissed him.
The congressman beamed upon her
with a proud and tender parental eye.
well, we'll" he exclaimed, IF 1t
isn't my little Alberta!" Then he add
ed mechanically: "And how Is your
dear old father?"
very Sc.
"That girl is a peach" enthusiastic
ally rem7rked a spectator.
Yes said another. and she is the
apple Of her fathers eye"
she and yolny Binks would make
a fine psir," suggested a third.
But objected another in the
group, "a fellow like Binks would find
her something OF a lemon in the gar
den Of love-
The cynical bystander who had
been listerin~, butted in at this point.
Il don't know tie young lady, he
said dryly, but she seems to be very
fruitful In her re sources
an rnrre Vu, ,ue IAN.
Dressed in the latest and most ap-
proved motor cycling costume. with
goggles all complete. the motor cy-
clist gayly t~oot-tooted his way by Re-
gent park toward the co.. Suddenly
he slackened, dismounted. and said
to a small. grubby urchin.
Il say. my boy, am ! right for the
xoo?"
The boy gasped at so strange a
sight and thought II must be some
new animal for the gardens.
You may be all right If they have
Q spare cage he said. when he could
ind his tongue, but you'd ha' stood a
far better chance II you'd 'ad a tall"
The Worlds Consumption Of Coffee.
According to statistics published in
a leading coffee trade journal, the
worlds consumption of coffee in 1907
amounted to 1926. 900 sacks, OF which
6,9S0,000 sacks were consumed in the
United States, 3.t51. 900 sacks In Ge.-
many, 1925, 900 sacks in France, leav-
ing 5~,170.0e0 for consumption In all
other countries. The consul adds that
the consumption of coffee In Italy Is
only LA pounds per capital.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

Department Cf insurance.
CompabY's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, The Des Moines Mutual Hall
Insurance Association, a corporation or
ganized under the laws of Iowa, has
filed in this office a sworn state
ment exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending Dec. 81,
1907. conformable to the requirements OF
the laws Of this state regulating the busi-
ness of insurance; and,
Whereas, The said company has filed
In this office "A duly certified copy or Its
charter, with certificate of organization,
In compliance with the requirements or
the insurance law aforesaid;
Now. therefore, l. O. 5. Basford. Com
missioner Of Insurance of the State OF
South Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company Is fully empowered,
through its authorized agents, to transact
It's appropriate business of Hail Insur-
ance in this state, according 10 the laws
thereof. until the 31st day Of December.
A. u. 1908.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this oath day of January, A. ID. 1908.
(Seal.J o. 8. BASFORD,
Comm sioner OF Insurance..
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
STEER TRAMPLES MAN.
Farmers Breast Bone and Several
Ribs Are Fractured.

Waterloo, Iowa, Aug. Is. - While
separating cattle at a gate yesterday
a steer knocked down Philander Will
liams, a farmer, aged fifty years, liv-
ing three miles from Laporte, and
trampled him. His breast bone was
broken, three ribs fractured and in
ternal injuries were inflicted. Owing
to his age and general physical condi-
ton recovery is uncertain.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
No Hope Of Corn Crop.

Lower Brule, S. D., Aug. Is. The
long continued dry spell has destroy
ed all hopes of a corn crop. Oats,
wheat and fax, however, are yielding
well, and hay is better ma it has
been for years. To an Indian, John
Grass Rope, belongs the honor of
raising the biggest ears of corn and
the largest potatoes shown thus far
in this county.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
]. J.. Hills Hand Injured.

st. Paul. Aug. 1S.-James j. Hill Of
the Great Northern had his hand
squeezed in the machinery of an auto
mobile he was helping his chauffeur
fix. The accident happened while Mr..
Hill and his daughter were riding in
the outskirts of Duluth Saturday. The
skin was torn from the back of Mr..
Hills hand, causing a painful wound.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-08-20
Casualties.

passenger train ran into a wash
out near S~hoshone, New, killing the
engineer, fireman and one passenger.
Two cars crowded with excursion.
fists collided near the city limits OF
Chatam, Ont, killing four passengers
and seriously injuring seven others.
The death roll of Alpine climbers
this year is a C one. In the
month OF July alone fourteen persons
were killed and two seriously in
jured.
While applying carbolic acid to an
aching tooth. William HELLER of Sault
Ste. Marie. Mich, accidentally ewal-
lowed some of the poison. The man
died before aid reached him.
The timber fire that has been threat.
ening sand Point, Idaho, has been
placed under control with practically
no damage to the town. Much stand
Ing timber has beer burned.
Ripeton, a mining camp located nine
miles from Ely. New, with a popula
tion of 300. was almost completely de
stroyed by fire that started in a sd
loon by the explosion of a lamp. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Henry Brown OF Lone Tree, Iowa,
poured Kerosene or the stove and was
badly burned in an explosion. His res
taurant and its contents were destroy
ed by the IRE and the opera house
building, in which the restaurant is
located, was damaged.
When an automobile plunged over a
steep embankment on the Mitchaw
road. near S~ylvania, Ohio, Charles w.
Pohlmann. a wealthy Cleveland i'm
norter and merchant tailor. and Father
George vahey, pastor of Columkill
parish, Cleveland. we're instantly kill
ed beneath the car.
In trying TO pass under the bow of
the Kingston. a large passenger boat,
4he Titania, a small passenger boat,
was struck by the big boa and sank
an ten or twelve feet of water at Roch-
ester, N. j. Twenty persons on the
Titania were thrown into the water,
but all were rescued.
Escaping gas in the building occu-
pied by Mrs. ]. 8. Gavin as a millinery
store and residence at Wheeling. w.
Va, caused a fire which resulted in
the death Of three persons and the
possible fatal injury Of n other,
while six more were compelled to
Jump from third story windows to es-
cape the flames. The dead girls were
daughters Of Mrs. Gavin and were suf-
located as they slept on the third
floor.
A fall of twenty feet into m old
quarry pit and not seriously injured is
the miracle which Mrs. M. Y. Caneff,
aged e~ighty-four years. enacted at
Rockwell, Iowa. She was gathering
flowers at the edge OF the bank and in
the act of throwing some weeds over
the wall lost her balance and fell.
striking on her shoulder among the
rocks. No bones we're broken and
from reports no serious results will
follow the fall.
Mrs. Mary Rowden, sixty-ive years
of age were instantly killed. and +.
Reckwith. forty-hve years Of age. was
perhaps fatally injured, and Bessie
Beckwith. sixteen years, his daughter.
was BADLY bruised and burned by the
explosion Of a steam auto at the foot
OF Stickey Hill, about eight miles from
Psinesyille, Ohio
Apparently In 4 dazed condition, 10
seph Killackey. aged twenty, employ
ed as cranesman on the canal widen
ine Job at Sault Ste. Marie. walked
into the ship canal above the Jocks
and was drowned
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Don Attacks Boy.

Eau Claire. Wis, Aug. 14..-Johnnie
Cromwell, aged sixteen years. was
savagcly attacked by an ugly dog as
he was walking down the street, and
before the animal was beaten of he
had terribly lacerated the boys shout
der and back.
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CHARGED with Stealing.

Huron, S. d., Aug. 1S.-Joseph Dem
nison OF Miles City, Mont, was ar
rested in this city a few days since
by Sheriff Young and taken to Aber-
deem, where he will answer to the
charge of stealing his sweetheart's
watch and SEQ.
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Falls Under Train: Foot Cut OF.

Iowa Falls, Iowa, Aug Is. While
ATTEMPTING 10 board the e~ast-bound
passenger train on the Illinois Central
Harry Ross, aged sixteen, of this city
fell under the train and had his foot
cut off at the ankle. He was taken
to the hospital, where amputation was
made.
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New York, Aug. 14.-AnIouncement
was made yesterday that Woodmere.
practically a complete town on the
south shore nf Long Island. had been
sold by r. l. Burton to the Wood.
nere Land association for 1000, 900
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Three Women Drowned.

Grand Isle. VT. Aug. lS.--Miss Lucy
Perry and Miss Sarah Disasway OF
Plattsburg, N. Y, and Miss Elizabeth
Disasway of Brooklyn. N. Y. were
drowned while bathing in Lake Cham.
plain yesterday.