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_ i___J , fy\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'"'•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0„.. ; -; _."•\u25a0' ' \u25a0' " \u0084..-. ... ._u„— .'...* .. . 7 -• •' .*\u25a0\u25a0-' -\u25a0 \u25a0- VOL. XXV.—NO. 131. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1902.-THIRTY PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. DAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED WILL SPLIT PARTY EGYPT IS Vicinity—Part- Weather for St. Paul and ly cloudy' and "warmer; fair Monday. ' UPHEAVING WATERS DASH FOREIGN— •'_•;\u25a0------>.:\u25a0; ... President Further particulars add..to horror of Roosevelt's Policy ENGLAND'S volcanic calamity at St. Pierre. Lord Salisbury's declaration that Egypt Will Have This Result, is now part of Great Britain is explained. SHIPS TOWARD THE SKY Rumor has it that peace will be officially It Is Predicted Words From Lord Salisbury declared in South Africa May 20. Venezuelan government troops badly de- Leave No Doubt Upon feated by revolutionists. That Blew Off WASHINGTON— EXTRA SESSION Explosion the Top oi This Question President Roosevelt, it is predicted, -will THREAT disrupt his party if he persists in trying to force Cuban reciprocity legislation. Mont Pelec Crater Due to Lake Secretary explains Root Gov. Taft's Good Men Leaving n-.is-slon to Rome in connection with prop- Congreiia Be- ONE FICTION IS ENDED erty of Philippine friars. . ' cnune They Can Make More in Volcano's Heart Hanna says he will make public inter- Money, if Leon Glory, in esting details of Wood's expenses at San- tiago if Roosevelt does not act soon in Other Calling;*. XO MOIIE PRETEXSE OF MEKG Rathbone matter. ' Senate committee changes agricultural TEJIPORXnf OCCUPATION CAN bill radically. BE MADE HEHEAFTEJV . . . DOMESTIC— . FROM THE GLOBE BUREAU, RISE OF TEMPERATURE GENERATED STEAM Government's bill of complaint against Washington, D. C. beef combine is filed in Chicago. WASHINGTON, D. C, May 10.—Presi- John Vance Cheney, -Chicago poet, Is dent Roosevelt will split his party wide WHY PREMIER SPOKE WORD sued for divorce. ( pen, and bring certain defeat to Repub- Land Heaved and a Terrible Convulsion Took Judge Eller, of Omaha, forestalls the lican candidates at the congresisonal elec- coroner in his attempt to hold an Inquest tions if he persists in trying to force the ever the body of his eon. passage of Cuban reciprocity legislation Place in the Sea, Which Receded and Lieut. Gov. Jesse Stone, of under the threat of an extra session. He DesWed to Give the Qnletua to Wisconsin, This is the prediction freely made by continues to grow weaker and end is ex- Effort* to EmharraH Lord Cro- pected soon. members of the Minnesota delegation. Returned With Terrific Force Snow Men like Joel Heatwole and Senator Kel- mer the Anti-Brit- storms and freezing temperature son, are in'- >d to be independent \u25a0>> prevalent in many who Northwest sections. and outspoken, i made ish Element. Owing no secret of to the stand taken by the op- their opinions. B> nis threat to force thi^ erators and President Mitchell there is legislation has put himself much Roosevelt in indecision among the miners as to open antagonism to the solid delegations the advisability of a genuine strike. of Minnesota, California and Michigan, TO REACH THE SURVIVORS MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE Sneelal Cable to The Globe. A piece of human skin is successfully and to no less than forty members of tanned at Milwaukee. the who are on record against I ONDON, May 10.—Lord Salisbury.-! bouse as A strike of the teamsters of the legislation which he proposes to pv< niinent the cram reference to Egypt in his Al- big express companies at Chicago is down their throats. The beet sugar in- b. rt Hall speech, has more than ordinary threatened. surgents say Roosevelt can call congress Attempts to Get to St. Pierre Barred l>y Fire—Houses significance. Jt was the first public oc- Pat Crowe, in a purported interview, badi if he pleases; buCthey add, he can- casion when a responsible i>ritish states- says he had nothing to do with the not make the horse drink. Cudahy abduction. Still Blazing and Streets Are Strewn With Charred man used language equivalent to a PIIIIS.I tSSIMI1 II Dropping; Out. Spanish consul at declaration that Egypt had become a part Havana protests This prosperity is likely to play the against murder of Spaniards, and Bodies—Glowing Cinders and Rushing Lava Furnish of the says deuce with the membership of congress. dominions of the crown. So far aa tieaty of Paris is not lived up to. British claims affect the case, there is Representatives say there is not enough money in being congressmen, and are an Awful Spectacle—No of the Estimate an end of the fiction of temporary occu- POLITICAL— Lessening Aspirants quitting for commercial and professional -1 ation, which had existed for nearly twen- for county offices file early i pursuits. Only yesterday, Bob to avoid the rush. Gordon, That Places the Number <>i' Dead at Forty Thousand. ty years. of Ohio, announced that he could make It ia »od that the premier's crii- Sixth Democratic congressional fight more money out at St. Mary's In the lum- seems to be Hempstead phatic irenouncement was intended to put between and ber and Hour business, and there was no Buckman. attraction in the glory. And he has b( en an end to efforts and r< ports design* d to Clerk of Court Rogers will try for third here two terms and had a margin of Special (able to The Globe. embarrass Lord Cromer, the British rep- term nomination. nearly 5,000 majority. year resentative at Cairo. For a or so LOCAL— Page Morris has quit after three terms. ST. THOMAS, D. W. 1., May 10.—As full,m ; th<: Egyptian capital has been thr head- He says that with Browing daughters catastrophe grows horror. I-oc.il real estate dealers say the mar- arrive, the la ers of an anti-British movement de- ket for there is no use trying to live In Washing- city and country property con- ton on a year—and that's all It now appears that the immediate of the terrific explosion ri\ins its support about equally from Con- tinues active. $5.C00 a con- cause that blew off stantinople and giissfflan gets honestly. Frank Eddy, the top of the Mi.nt Pelee crater and overwhelmed the st national circles in Paris. Statistics show that high the same state, and town of Plerri era are school teach- from no pampered l'lau Tim 4 Failed. not drawing as good salaries as child of luxury either—for Eddy wears ruin was the presence of a large i;k' la the heart i>r ih<- old crater. The i they die! some years ago. shirts The original plan of was to checked when home and top boots and sudden rise if temperatuj i the mass ot water Into the leaders The common council meet and rides horseback and talks Scandi- work upon and row will tomor- the van'ty ambition of afternoon to review city election re- navian—even Eddy says almost any Re- result that the whole top of the mountain was Mown away. Ai it;>.-; and to appeal to turns. publican in Pasha Induce him congress could earn twice aa It ;nill i against England. Today any calling; Is estimated that the loss of life In Martinique the powers This tails'), is the forty-fourth anniversary of much at other and Eddy has Minnesota by St. Vincent, and the failinv :.\u25a0 believed to have been admission to the Union. backed his words his conduct, and ficm the Island of wlhch renewed Dominica today stv< duo largely cne given -41 Beard, has sent notice to his political managers port of the scene. 'J rrledly to sensible advice arrested in Kansas City he is the running. on the khedive l>y his mother, who pointed identified as Arthur that out of SStS?? for Inman, Lawrence, of Massachusetts, says he is of the threaten: era thcrt. A heavy fall of sand from thj out that the possession of Egypt waa wanted complicity in Mayer Dairy murder in congress at a personal sacrifice, and he any Commissioner says on that island covered the kj an Inch ' , . plete Process aml Rendered classes would welcome the help of France. l>urd. tiient. PICKED THE STEAME-H I P. Undertakings of this sort, while they a°d **\u25a0« V . ' Soft mid Fine. •sssi issjs SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 10.—In could have no serious result, tend to re- ess Tho upheaval of the waters seemed to pick I r op, throw it at ?ky a letter the presidency the Mormon PORT OF SPAIX. Islam* of Trinidad, tiie vlve the discussion of a settled issue and RAILROADS— to of Speeijßl to The Globe. church, 23, from Hen- Tuesday, May 6.—Venezuelan government and then drop it into the seething water*. The the British government decided to close dated April Paul FOND pIT LAC, Wis., May, ning, elder representative the troops, ufu'er Gen. Vicente Gomez, at- r ; 10.—The The • Lght the controversy with a sweeping declara- and of R'\u25a0 wreckage. su^rin^ndem^ T" city, has". just 'completed" tanning of Venezuela, by by ( the" OtainSt thC exportatlon *° given of the disastrous earthquakes in land and sea, with the All tho cr< wn of Amer- a human'skin. The discovery was made of eighteen vessel* In the harbor were bo completely su> icln that country. gunboats Restaurador. Agosto and Zum- today through one of the employes of the they had barely tinn- to leap Into the sea The m RARE GOOD FORTUNE SPORTING— "The whole northwestern region, 1' says badoiv but the,port is still in the hands company. skin is in'- two pieces Impossitol • fn.in \u25a0 Henning, "one of the richest is Cen- of the revolutionists. The the ad only thirty wr>- i OF PRIVATE SQUIERS St Paul opens baseball by Mr. by size,• ning season win- about-12 20 inches in taken —from picked from Indianapolis. tral America, is is ruins. On the even- After a seven-hour battle the govern- Prench crtrisar Bucbet them up, having arrived on th< Score, 4 "to 0. the back;- a-nd one 12 square, Vassar girls ing of April 18, about twenty-five minutes ment forcessr-were defeated and obliged to -inches- taken plosion <\u25a0( have field day and make from * the crater. The Inhal Itants of Bt. PI First Minister to Culm line] Some new records. . > after 8 o'clock, the h'rst shock was felt. abandon the field, having 115 men dead the breast. V" skin was brought to - clty"!*t>out had Rocked into the town from th itrict*, a* l Experience km an Charles Hitchcock Jr., of Yale, win-, This lasted from thirty to lorty seconds, and 210.w.oundea. The city suffered ter- The this Intercollegiate ribly three weeks ago by a' student of a Chi- . down to the harbor, looklnj Eloner, honors at golf. and caused the wildest panic. There was from the shelling of the government % cago .medical college. The president of Yale athletes win dual track meet from no loss of life in Guatemala City, and war vessels. The ri them. ident's choice in the' country. Here it is estimated other kind of skin, including tfbg, toad, for minister to Cuba. Grand—"Knots o' Tennessee." 8:15. that from 5,000 to 6,000 people were kill- INDIAN.SHOT BY SQUAW lizard, rat and cat. Of course it is a ease of a girl, and Star—The Kon Tons, 2:3u, 8-15. ed. A: the time of the shock a \u25a0 first The hide was received in a badly decom- of i»ki,i <;«•: noises, lighted the slcy over an lmmcr.Bd in this case it happened that she had Dedication svr\id.-s, Swedish Taber- violent was raging. elec- DIES HIS m sh tiiio. or Kirn:. rainstorm The OF WOUNDS posed condition, but it v. i as a a very rich and father, nacle, Efigerton and Minnehaha streets, tric lighting plants of the city had been area, causing widespread terror. May, influential none in., "pig skin" and placed and 11 :i. 4 anil 7 p. m. disabled, and- when the people, panic- in the vat Svreeii* People, BniUUugm mid I'lnn- 4 hot ashes covered the whole city quartcjj other than Gen. Fargo, of the 'WVlls-Far- days, Ferdinand Schiverea addresses mass stricken by the rumbling of the earth- Trouble Is Feared Among the, Onel- soaked for several when it was lalioiiN From ItH I'iilSi. o! St. Pierre an Inch thick and madn jjo Express company; so after the elope m-jeting at Auditorium, 3 n. m. quake, rushed from their houses, it was taken out and scrapped and afterward da« an a KoMnlt ofrthe ' I', •\u25a0 At noon, May 5, a Stumbling -.. CASTRIES, sr. Lucia, B. W. 1.. May 10. Mont Pelt invisible. ment, he them his forgiveness, and only to meet death. and fall- Aft;ilr. put througn the chrome process of tan- save .-•- <, mountain some stream of burning lava rushed 4.400 fee! MOVSHKKHTfI or STEAMSHIPS. ing in the narrow windingstreets in to- - ning. " . . . . —Mont l"'-i« a. volcanic t< t to work to get Private Squiers--trans- tal darkness, save when the lightning miles north of St. Pierre, the com- down the mountainside, following the drtf The- job came well and the skin ten fcrred to the signal corps.- From that Port. Sailed lit up the crumbling city with an un- APPLETON, . Wis.. May 10.—Thomas .out mercial capital of Martiniqup, Is the bed of a torrent and reaching the sen, Arrived. earthly came- out thin and pliable. During the he could resign. New York....St. Paul. Minnehah-a glare, the people died by thous- Skeyler. the Oneida Indian,. who was shot mountain which m;ul« ;i l'aint of five miles from Che mountain, in thre* Antwerp . ands under the falling process of tanning it by but show Zealand "Kensington. walls, while in the by was handled years Then n position in the diplomatic Hamburg F. Bisrrarck. other thousands were caught like rats, stomach >Irs. Isaac Smith, at few hands, yet one or two of the work- eruption fifty ago. mlr.tiU-a. the after he had "m Hi service, second secretary of embassy at London Minneapolis; only to die of suffocation or drowning. reservation^ Bred two men discovered the real nature of the On May .'!, it began to throw out dense In ita rush i '' Genoa Ilohenzollern. shots at the squaw's husband, died at skin. The the Berlin, whence he resigned in May, to New York Lahn. "The quaking and rain kept up con- foreman was very reticent clcuds of smoke. At mitlnight name tinually for three hours. This made it his home in awful agony. regarding the matter, as h" did not wish day, flames, accompanied by rumbling Loutlnard on Twelfth VmKf. take an appointment in January as scc- Southampton.G. Kurfurst. Smith's wounds are pronounced seri- New York Rotterdam. almost impossible to do effective relief not to have trouble with his company or the ous. at the reserva- ntaiy of legation at Pekin. The siege Queenstown . Umbria Cymric. work, and as a consequence, now that Trouble: is brewing workmen. New York Ethiopia. the hoi weather again _ prevails, the tion because of Skeyler's murder. The The tanned skin has much the apprvir- of the legaiioners brought no harm to Plymouth —Pretoria. stench from the thousands of bodies red-skinned friends of the dead man ance of dog skin, and the foreman ;;,iys it the lucky Sqtilers; his military experi- New York Lucaria. buried in the ruins is unbearable, and swear vengeance. would take an expert to tell the differ- Liverpool Campania. ' ence—to which allusion is very gen- fears are entertained of an epidemic. The authorities have little control over ence. Close inspection, however, reveals In Havre \u0084, La Touraine. Hundreds of bodies probably never will the Indians, and it Is feared that more the pores and lines peculiar to the human GREAT DISASTERS TO HUMAN LIFE eral terms—qualified him for_an import- Bremen Cassel. shooting Cherbourg St. be recovered." . will follow. epidermis. ant part in the defense. And so why Louis. Date. \u25a0 Lives Lost. not send him as first ambassador to Place. . Feb. 24, Pompeii destroyed by eruption of Mount Vesuvius 2,000 Cuba? UNITED STATES CONSUL AT ST. PIERRE, MARTINIQUE, HIS WIFE AND TWO DAUGHTERS. Catania. In Sicily, overturned by earthquake 15.0C0 any objection, Roosevelt does not see 1268—Cllicia destroyed by earthquake 60.000 and if the senate is agreeable, it looks Dec. 5, .1456—Earthquake at Naples *J,C« \u25a0ÜBE < ' \u25a0 U.W) as jf that is what would be done. - «\u25a0 Feb. 26, 1531—Earthquake at Lisbon September, Earthquake in' Sicily buried fifty-four cities and towns and 300 villages; of Catania and Its 18,000 inhabitants not a HANNA PROMISES trace remained • 100/KO INTERESTING FACTS Feb. 2. 1703-Jcddo, Japan, destroyed • 200.0*0 Nov. 30. 1731-Earthquake at Pekln lOO.tOO Oct. 28, i74G—Lime and Callao demolished ..-• l^O Oliio Senator S«js if Roosevelt Doe* 'Al. m\-- _8I \u25a0 __i Sg •September. 1754—Grand Cairo destroyed 40.0W Sot Settle Kathbone Business _£_I__K .or June 7, 1755—Kasc-ham. Persia, swallowed up 4«,t00 He Will Tell Tilings. ______\u25a0_£-- ; ::-'z&z&> Nov. 1, Great earthquake in Spain »nd Portugal; In eight min- utes 50,000 inhabitants In Lisbon perished; cities cf.Coimbra, Opor- FROM THE GLOBE BUREAU, to, Braga and St. Übes whollyoverturned. In Spain, Malaga reduc- ed to ruins. One-half of Fez, Morocco, destroyed, more than 13,000 WASHINGTON, D. C, May 10.—"If the _-______13_« killed: 2,000 houses in Island of Mad destroyed ....10»,OCO Fo and destroy- ent doesn't setle this Rathbone Feb. 4, Whole country bet« een Santa Panama business by the 20th of this month, I ed, Including City Of"Quito ••• 40.CCQ 10,000 you newspaper men to come to mo Aug. 10. IS22—Aleppo destroyed 6,C00 and I'll give you some facts and figures May £6, 1830—Canton. China, shaken •+ atout Gen. Wood's expenses at Santiago May 7, 184*2-1Cape Haytien destroyed MW that will be spicy reading." Marcjli 2, I&s6—Earthquake In Mi lue'ea islands ...'. B.OCO Thus spoke Senator Hanna today. He Dec.'l6, 1857—Calabria,.Naples, destroyed '. 10.COO \u25a0 "\u25a0" . • has been working hard with Roosevelt u» ... .' July* 2.; 1853—Earthquake partly 'destroyed Manila I.COO **,OU> get a review or pardon for his friend, the Aug. 13. 1868—Earthquake in Peru and Ecuador liUiNTIS, former chief of the Cuban postal service. THOMAS T. I'REXTIS. MISS MAlil' FItEATIS. SIRS. L.OLISA TREXTIS. CHRISTI.M2