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I? NINE FATALLY HURT WRECK OS S. y. CENTRAL THE COMMONWEALTH.1 D0IX(iS OF A WEEK L<ÛUÜRZaR M‘yREC0ÏER THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK And Thirty Others Seriously Injured |>tü< il Published Weekly. Noted Improvement in Strength Con- DEATH LIST WILL in Iron Mountain Wreck. DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS HAVE Six People Sericus y Injured Near URKKNtTOOD, MISSISSIPPI. tmues After the Operation. fronton. Mo., Sept. 27.—One of the What Has IfaiijH itHl Throughout DONE BIG THINGS . 1 R Hi • I moat serious railçoad wrecks cm the Rochester, N. Y. ' liOAK * the Civilized World. Iron Mountain Railroad fur several REACH SIXTY-TWO •*11 > One id.-■ •»Iri-IlKlIi ; C. , Hi's occurred at 3 o'clock this morn* •I M 1 It I II I n • <1 I » Il r III It \pn 11MVIS HAS APPEASED WEST VIRGINIA Split Hull Uornilineni of in< n«*ar Vulcan, ‘•lie- smaii station in Tliree 'Ippppm, %ft«*r Wilrli » A WHI.k'S \KWS CONTjKNSED Terrible Loss of Life as Result of ■ wt ' i0 southern part ol this county, and Freight < riitli«-* Into the Train. M And Eiér .'j Lady <’ur/ou of Wreck Near New Market, Tenn. cans Lose the State—Taggart Prom train was No. 17, a southbound passen Km;. Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 26.—Six pr-o. A Complete Review of the Happenings il a q let night, Sai Dr Here, urda ‘«e» to Deliver Indiana, and Con- T for Hot Springs, Ark., and was pic, who were injured in a wrccl on ill the Past Sete|l Days in ibis necticut and New York Both Look nt bark to Esopus after that it ip> rond ■ <>n i-- grave that ance to those more seriously hurt. Nev, Market. Saturday, had grown to Mrs. Newman Erbs, wife of the vice Ai ls >reparations for so uming life j Gut?« days of coni'ri m <*, but that it Among those Injured as VV. Walker, 02, and it will probably exceed sev­ president of the Pere Marquette rail road who was brought here with both F* pa. d by special train from Lon- had stiffened up wwiuterully as lade of Memphis, Tenn. A relief train was enty be fore next Tuesday, as many of limbs cut off, died at the hospital. Mr 1 ■ i* .*i to him In manv way- this morn- sent from DeSoto a d the injured were the injured were In a serious condi­ A Now t! from Weltm die. at medical attention, afterwards tion. and more deaths will occur at the Erba was bruised and Injun d ( rr * f ar he 1« Th Denim rat i ’om- K Tin ♦ I. b light, sa; ; being placed aboard a train and sent hospital. Thei were six deaths at following are the other injured { film a family is feeling hopeful about th**: pas Tl ; Co St. Inouïs. that institution Sunday, the last one sengers who were brought here: ft . i continues and the il .states -t New Yor Indiana and West occurring at eight o’clock, when M. P. Sarah Lowen, 424 Woodward street w The nann-s of those most seriously A !d In it if her strength can bo I injured follows: Gant, a prominent resident of Shelby, Detroit, Mich., bruised ami cut •V day In £ [■N in » ne-1 di Mug the n*xt two days :bere { w* ' Virginia ; • :h* most inter- Frank L. Lawson, Fulton, Mo., arm N. c . passed away. Others who died Richard Heany, San Francisco, s 1 I brewer, bruised and cut. A irlesW Fair • nation. few days ago the broken. at the hospital were the two colored Aero i to the Daily Mall, oxygen firemen, two little girls and Nep Mil­ Samuel Stern, Kansas City, bruised Ï C M Sf} V i){)**less about the] U. S Hayes, Fayette, Mo., injured A i i n i s aud cut about the head and shoulders •s h [«'red, and anti-streptoco- tion State. Hut i,,n hca"' ",rk and hand. ler. colored, of Johnston City. To the but not i.* *. Stat**. It s a pr appended corrected list of dead there Mrs. Samuel Stern, bruised and sul S to Mrs. J. VV Michaels, Little Rock, » pay re the i.k...... t, .. ... week Henry (i Davis, the andi- must be added fering from shock. •pm -un Ark., wounded on the back of head unknown infant re hurriedly j date of the Demo -.its, made a > mind Sunday at the scene of the wreck, A party of three, Dr. Ray Felt, Mrs The cmp onf**rred o speech, H. Il Bill, Little Rock, Ark., shoul­ G i* d from Londn hr Chic by « «P« al train m b. it is said, has satisfied the coal and two other unidentified bodies. Felt and Mrs. Paul F. Smith, ail of but der dislocated, probably fatally. * ry traffic he The list of dead up to ten o’clock Eureka, Col., who were on the sleeper, sen * hi to of the Red Eagle ol railroad corporations in the State Patrick Martin, Pocahontas, Ark., »while held up to al w the I Sunday night is as follows: and who were? shaken up and bruised 1 lug that even if the Democrats do revise serious cut on head and back, serielle Is By a o pass. The Head. stopped here, and are receiving atten­ late ! rhe tariff Mr. Davis will see that ly hurt. ornas Harlow, in reply VV. A. Galbraith, Ki tion at a hotel. M aim uipplle i? of the W. VV. Strothers, Desarc, Mo., seri­ dl le. Mid ”Peritonitis has been bituminous coal is protected, ln ad- Mrs. VV. A. îalbralth, Knoxville. i l' of durably local pa- j dition t ously injured internally. W. T. Ellis . . N. r. Her« a * this, it is said that Senator Ralph Mounteastle, Knoxville. VESUVIUS GROWING VIOLENT If h is comfort a !e as Miss Inez Kuss« II. Kitoxville. at hin leisure Stephen B. Elkins is content to have » 1 yd«* Russel I, Knoxville. L* Nine Will Die. Stone Tliow Out That VVi-lRlieii Two the Democrats U?ry Knight, lbmdrldgr, T«*nn. v A U»nd< tio* State. The St. Louis, Sept. 27.—a special train h ii specialist in formed vv. A. Stephens , Omaha, Ti (-Several Eartlitjunkc The Russian wa < i f f i1 ‘ ' biarr: Alex- John <’ r, Roanoke. Va. the Daily Mail mas Bar- «■ott. aud not of broil ght the victims to this city where Felt. < left fttr the defeat at IJ 1. V. D S Fox. Birmingham. Ala V\ ! H Elkii , is at stake, and Mr. Elkius I Grey wt re met by ambulances / The of Prefild Watson Chev and J M. Adkins, Jellico. T«- the mafRr with shifting Mrs. J. R Gass. Knoxville. -ome of it formed a at ion for fight f î I i to rhe hospitals or f * and his famll IM an*! they have never did care uch for Koofi velt. to their Mr W. f. Iluddix, Knoxville. Naples. Sept. 20.—The eruption of on! homes. '■turned to Was!, anyhow. ho enrne back ■s Bird. J«*fferson (.*it v. T<* Mount Vesuvius continues to increas.- 1 from ■ 1 is being passed S. ft. B. West. Jeffer? ‘ with the injured now state that nine Glty, Tenn. in force, and is now more violent than an Jysfcr Bay A « d fl 1 àf itt va r ! along tlie Démocrate line that Mr. .Mhi-rt M M « h , Newport. Tenn. liord C roi d hi brother. F. Cur.»on. of thei vi 11 die. l-M. ]u . Johnson <’ity, Te at any time since 1872. Red hot stones n pr« 111, an Davi.s will look after West Virginia at Wahne The accident John G1 . Morristown, T the s caused by heavy I, Birds!own. Ky. are hurled to a height nf l.lioii feet, I It B i who is a frequent in- and will deliver it to Mr. Parker. cot RprihglMd bah) rains of the past few days •hich r. Morristown, T« falling down the Hanks of the I...... moun '‘••ves constant informa Thomas Taggart lias promised the washed away tin* earth about th** tie.?. lit on, K.v. tain with a deafening sound THE EAST J. It. Hummor. <'Impel Hill. X. C. The Ji- Those autohoatl.M. another sympathetic In- La st or u member.* of the national lTnder the weight of th<* train the rails K. (Î. F.rnest. Johnson Citv. Tenn rector of the observatory says that be­ I • ■ Hon Willlan I. I « art.« ' ag t!ie condition of î.ady J“hn I ’d o k, Whit«* Pln*x Tenn. wh rrosR th, can hhou il committ«*e that if they deliver New spread, verturning the c Mrs. \\ i: (’rawi'ord, Mohawk, Tenn. tween live o’clock Sunday morning and * ft;** pre- ! fd day night. y cheaper passengers escaped through the J R. Rhea, Joliit o. Tenn. six o'clock In the afternoon nip. instru urr Justice ai term for York and either N* w Jersey or Con­ Mrs Laura Hill. Gaffnov S C R »re v In vogue dows. menu registered 1,844 violent explo Ifle the Third New Y*u necticut. in* will answer for Indiana. Hill, daught of Mrs. I •a Hill. ! SAYS CONFESSION IS FALSE Mis Sarah mil ïatTney. ? sions. and that one stone thrown out. SOIi was found dead I This i as put. the NO CHANGE IN DEATH LIST n-months- Elijah Du* !B*ft.ir**r it ! * vings of the hi boy, thought to be weighed two tons. Lava flowing from ami ■ n succeeded Albany. 1 ! f Mrs. L; Hill. by John AI ext N Y committee on term i* r I Dowle ha Hhowr. j j Slier Iff It«-11 r < ripple i r eek Say* of friendly rival- Mrs. F M * • I in, Knoxville, the crater has melted the metal of the id ' I ( tinfi'i From Southern Railway Wreck Forty- K. i hxhvin. J.'fferson Gitv t that he Ik greater than kli.r >Russell. Ki x ville. to ß I re- two in Hospital. n lll«(*r<‘paiiele*. that they vi 11 have to fight hard for At on roe Ashm •. Knoxville, per station and burning the wooden frot j nominate«! f’ongre D Cur- Willi Knoxville, T< j. s. Knoxville. huts in which guides live All vege ! rier by n*clamaflon for a tl these three State «10 J. J 1». ami < rm but they are al- M. Turlev s Mill, Term. Field Marshal Oyatna b married to nek. Col., Sept. 26.—Sher- number of deaths as a result of the " *' file. talion within a radius of one mile of is a At its In San ! the ready working (Jounecticut and Southern wreck at Newmarket Satur­ Annie H vl"w. Birmingham. the crater has disappeared. hh*h ay ac- s iff ID 1 ha: concluded that the alleged Mrs. (In is i er* lrn grand lodge of kid Fellow* N< v Jersey, in the hope of iniprov- •n. Sylvia, N. C. count for the fact th.it he appears to Conf«--io:i oi Edward Romain**, a day stands at sixty-five, Forty-two oi W K. K Kn> .will« ngin* er. Several earthquake shocks were feit ' gret *cte*! Robert E. Wrlghi of AFcnto W. R. Spent * know a thing or two ing the* cituatin in those Stales and the eighty-four JctimH admitted to r. Arcadia, Fla. Sunday. Some of the people in the l’a grand sire prison« r at ! opoka, Has., implicating Mrs j. a Lemons, Knoxville. utor unio miners ho formerly lived In adding to the Barker vote. They the general hospital here remain, with Hoy M«Mnhan, Newport, T surrounding villages have left their anyt Chi rag( State Sm at * Edward C Mrs. Nancy J Rnmlcy, s «aid to be 1« • > niokv than c this di the Vindicator know that they must have at least a probable fatalities among tin m Wautauga, homes and are camped in the open air. •fi of Cumberland was min* T. sear some f the caste cities. iVrhaps Airs, Geo. F. K«*nsel, Knoxville. The curiosity of tourists to approach nominated for the irdera, Is dozen electoral votes from doubtful many funerals of victims *onie of th«» eastern « i!l«.s ht by 'V.1 Is*'»»«* Every. Knoxville. ■ more here today, and there will he the volcano is such that a large num­ Li ! New Je i ■y republicans. entlri States, in addition to those from New more Miss Cupp. Knoxville. coated board concerns tht Chirac*) has. '1 found many dis tomorrow. Melvel I*. G ber of carbineer guards have been de of fi" ;ndell x- i •epaneics in Ho . Hhdby, NT. c. sour York, West Virginia and India i a. The 1 M. !!• iskell. M. mphis. Tenn. i Brothers, at PI\ main's story, ' said Sheriff Bell, whe tailed to prevent them crossing pre The Cnited Brother! nouth. Md . GIFT FROM MRS. OELRICHS. J, Al. Mills, col. <*d, IIrein; one 1 of Carpc»- j has just ret urn«-d fr Connecticut situation is improving, v.,i ’hartes %fSouth. ill«*, Tenn. REAR-ADMIRALGILMORE DEAO fs n termine«! t.» j 11 ong the incctifg for j Tw white , unldcntiii« <1. When the a day of the Indcpemle c depot explo thlee w* ademic yea at Brown Situation in New Jersey. Sewanec, Tenu., Sept. 27.—1The Fni- year-old girl, unideniitiod. sippl sion.” U«*«

i>ineM. w from J.ihn 17. H’wkcfi Iter Jr V7. STARVES HIMSELF TO DEATH Be- proper to expec the Mad Mullah to by the gift of r> fro Mrs. Herman a pn c A Siit'nway ters. Robert S. Davis, of Hudson fore two clock Sunday morning the com* forth a! any isly Oelric.hs, of New York city, with which «a fe maim nt track was Now York, Sept. 26. ren^miinated for i *dxth term in «'«*n- 11<> «• r • »Inn II« %*•••«• i»l Any count), and Willia J. Thompson, of clear for through trains, Hear-Admiral other of his Justly celebrated has come another sum of $5, . the as w gros« by the rc (LiIi-mImiI K. III., ii if «I ton if. required many hours to clear the Fernando P. Gilmore died here Sun breaks. •publienr.; f th«* First South Jersey, were at national head­ latter t«> be s«»t apart ns a scholarship debris. day of Bright's disease which he con N« w Hampshire congre.- .-ionnl « -trief III-. III«. $100 quarters in consultation with Chair- fund to be known as the Bishop Dud­ Engineers Parrott and Kane traded during active campaigning in \n h r has be* n ’cU ’ by ,i fl«uir- •cre Lhanrea arc that th« price «>f mew t. I aggart, Executive Chairman ley Scholarship Fund, created in n no d ur mill at Port 1 ami. Or«* • »I : 111., S’ Pt 2«. Desplte all man in- found beneath their engines, but their the Philippines, and because of which will com«* do about th« time tin* * •tir- 01 y of Hi«» late Bishop of Kenn t K;, ket. of f,""r’ b. be shipped over! Mi.l to John Jenncs, Sheehan and Vice-Chairman Nicoll. bodies ore not badly crushed. he was retired from active duty two oi Boston, all k mm price of coal to « tip high that the und «‘hamvllor of the university. With Small fragments of bodies Bo-'on. Mu* rhis |s th.* fir «“'luan for SL un a:- Co. The nomination of O. C. Black for years ago. He went abroad for his average hous«hold«*r could no were facto; f' ■ aff- this gift to »!.«• university tin* n«*w found Sunday, but it is thought that health last summer, and with Mrs. so fa b known for th* «.-lup­ l»a>t w* «»k has in take govurnor by the Democrats ami t he to k a at«ak of he had it. chapel to 1m* mown as All Saint ; i? they belong to bodies already found Gilmore, remained at Aix Les Bains work it of fit; r cast. food. He did Sunday of voluntary forcing «if the issue of equal ta :ni ion to ah The N,«« York fternooratir stat, . starvation sur ri an « ;u !y beginning. ami brought to this citv. One little While visiting at Paris, lately, he be The United Stat' « ell afford to * has given the Democrats great en* b.uby was found by the wreckers, but dispa •n nm Bunted Judge D. (\i< \ Her­ One« before he nearly died of star­ came very ill, and it was. decided to Man«! before th. 'fid for peace. In- r co lira gem cut, ami steps ar« Ex-Gov. McMillin Visits Parker. ïhouli f A h: rn), fori vation. and as practically compelled being that was all. return to the United States. He ar St«’ft(l of Stror 14, prosperous, «m- i i»r New ar ! to accept, nutrition taken to strengthen and p« rf« < t. the Yori<, Sept. 27.—Former Gov. The cause of the terrible Joss of life rived here on Wednesday las: and \ vanclng. l»*a«ilng th* ere killed am! mn ii'*- doctors orld in civlID- organization, which has b< Denton McMillin, of Tennesse« . who in the heavy east-bound train was c; Rear-Admiral Gilmore was born Au­ and g n a Bost« trolley « ,,r j called. n< ithstanding hi* opposition, permit- lion <’H Rf3 In trace aitd conim«»rr«* called x- It i It is said he is ted to run down. it. is said tin ' Uhalr- Judge Parker yesterday plained Sunday, it scents that the sec­ gust 15. 1847. and at the age of 15 en­ America Manda f«*r p.-ace and th« »ip in the suburb <*f M*l- mnnected highly in arts i r" ■ by dynamite accldontally «Iroppcd | Bost« man Taggart, who has the beat or* said, in tie course of an interview i . ond coach plowed its way into a bank tered the naval academy at Annapolis. fr.reat of pence ganlzcd State in the Union,, almost day, that the «mince’s letter of ac it: such a rm He was graduated at the age of 19, port in a r that other a s were c« ptance "clearly presents bis Corn i nr rath •pt when told the condition into IVV'T- jammed into b and pushed on bv the 1 saw much servlet in the civil ft Any man. <>n ««rat m republican, wh «'findidate for gov FRENCH WORKMEN ARRIVE which the New Jersey organization ence for tli •«institution and opposi­ weight of h«j war. in ja. 1* « t’ to i Hire bythe vutti i : ,,r . f N, V York. Ju » D Cady ll« r- Pullman;-, we*e tion to unconstitutional methods of crushed Ilk During the Spanish-American of an» tlm peopln till' n rieht * !m from the supreme « ourt «•h-i S**|»| flu* WorlU’N |’'alr had fallen. The Democrats have eggshells. war resp, ’ and Physicians at. the hospital state that be commanded the Monitor Monad at I : \ n ** awakened to the fact, that the Repub­ government." •Me a: honor The fm-t iimt « e have no pr« ss s sonn as h* can finish the legal Of the long list of injured which they nock, and later was in Charge of the !•!%«• il licans are making serious inroads into Mbits censor or penal I f- r ajesty ) May Be Made a Cardinal The Adi their vote by making appeals to the supply ship Glacier. an im« '>■ our public officials to lirai Fouriehon. a l'r«‘nch t Rome, Sept. 27.—Pope Pius is said not more than four will die. The unwarranted attack».* upon private char New Orica from ! New York, Sept 26.- A delegation Hebrews and to the Catholics. There -■UR- espeeii to contemplât«* the creation of an pl«*fe list of injured as given by the meter i Santos, via Rio Janefi ith :»i,:.i«7bagB I of Fn'nch iuiien sent at the ex- arc in th«* east side several Yiddish '.* r CLAIMS HE IS AN EMBEZZLER Mbits of «■ fi"*'. valued at $! .000 000 daily newspapers of wide circulation. American cardinal, and the railroad officials shows a r«»tal of 162, along pense of the French gover ■nt to Archbishop Farley, of Now York, is but this included all Nothing At the con. luslon of his ad(ir**ss H M I the St. Louis « \positi« U! these papers are supporting Roose­ persons ho w t re John H. niam-y Tclln l*ollc« Hr irai, 8< more pro- . arrived here iuHimati, O f« velt because of his friendly attitude persistently mentioned in that connoc- only s.ightly hurt of scratched. \V«n t«*P*» of "rr. »ban n »! ! . r pres- Sunday. < board the French lino »., I « tlon. The pope jokingly suid i ary fad Iti; iDHf Iiarnilcss and who” . steamer I Bretagne, from Havre. The toward the Hebrews ami because of Kiiiber.xllm; fKLiKK). liberty rial Satolli. the other day. “fi In« f t. ve dropped dead at a lia I industries represent«.«1 ar«» the manu- his conduct in the Kishineff incident. he S.> show i Miied in the s«» INDIAN TRIBES WILL GATHER San Francisco. Sept.. 26.—A man giv­ ’nnif.’n»«’, N Y ! facture of cialists should win here wo »ill all light j] of hl<*h »thorp ; •deal instrument.:-, cot- The Irish-Americftns are being ap­ emigrate to America. ' ing the name of John R. Blaney ba.s WI 1 hp .-nr. fui svnl.l. it «ttslns the i ton. shoes, liais, machinery tools and pealed to on several grounds, One is county yx i««»i«- w « hiven himself up to the police, .saying railroad supplies. • k II** >>«*% o(c«l (i I* that pr. !• nuisance the WEST AND SOUTH. There arc also rep­ the manner in which the administra­ Ben Hill Acquitted. w i>»», I»«; **it»u lid llllllolillt^ I tiiai he was wanted for the embezzle­ ni,in,ont dis,-,.v.»rS tint h - Th«* Anumuar» Baseball ass.H'lati resentatives el national trades and ex- tion acted toward the Catholic church with it on Hunfavillo, Ala.. Sept. 27. —Ben Hill, %«■' » lili’ï of \t* ment of $10 000 in Holyoke, Mass. The mlssio life Is {«, <>s, d its set perts In mall distribution. Metin Al­ In the Philippines. ’Phis has won for ties. f £ convert of ho ith the i Haul club i the third alleged lyncher to b< placed police placed him on the detention his way as winner of the championship. bert. professor at th«* French colonial Mr. Roosevelt a very friendly feeling ^ koinj on trial, was acquitted this afternoon. L< w is i on. Idaho, Sept. book, and telegraphed to Holyoke to «'ti ti»«' A s li la mi division of the Omaha and naval cadet school, heads the dele­ from the Catholic hierarchy and from .6. -Indians Liberty I The jury spent two hours on the case fr. ail over the northwest have been ascertain if the man was wanted there. gation of worktn« ». the pop«?. It Is crialn that «lie s. hue road freight trains collided ; Another matter which has, ani, rp,)orted a verriIrt nf not 1|tv Blaney says that he was the «secre­ vill nu ■ urc pe- Superior summoned to gather at North Lapwai, eiillarly the victims ..f th., fa,| y,, Jam-lion. Wis . Mtlliur iv. •• an Sum! brought him many friends anions the; |-hl, This \ was unable to prove that on tip* Nez Perces Indian re tary and treasurer of the Wire Wear­ rr«*u|>N h ! Clilrnito. »rvatton. ■ears nao all berg f St. l’aul. am! fatall. injuring 1 clergy was the appointment of Arch ; ers union «jf Holyoke, and two montbe for the au­ ch icago, Sept. 25. , , , , : Hill took an active part in the ivnen ni ic.lcr to cplcbraie with n feast and thi.ri» je.« r John Wlllman of Altoona. ’anadian volun- bishop Ryan as o the board on j„B of Horace Maples, as several v.t- encoura vent daft «>n the s«11 ■ { j 'va,‘ «lance in memory of ago. after his peculations had reached V"! ’'cal handu ritlng After a short Illness . rt s s.-otl, ' teers the Tventy-flrst E.-aex Ftisl- Indian schools. ,The nnl 01111 ■ «»«•'Inoases lestlllcd that he «as oulv , their late Into fin It never *• ■»•Ft. Chief Joseph, the sum of $10.000. fled from that city «'»irred *f th«» hlcag.i dry goo.!, firm lier«, from Windsor, Out , wearing the and county committeftp arc circulating At the same hem to find nut \v! *f i'nr time He says he was indicted by the grand thing« i r«*d tunics and white helmets of the spcctato.* a success •ill be chosen to who hire boohke son Pirie. Scott & Co di. at his home among the voter« of Irish lrtrth and jury shortly after his rule the tribe. Summons by mail and e-Ss »r>e. pr«>v«d of this* s in Lakeside. 111. British army, have arrived in Chicago Irish extraction a pamphlet in which ; To C«u'.Mien i-'ajucah. The c I«1 "f writiM- There s°ngcr have been sent to all the wa- no * bought ■ f the Individ';«*: Tl:»* vicinity of Grand Fork-. \ d from tin* St Uutls exposition, and have collected many expressions of F'aducah. Ky.. Sept. 27 To Trr Krat* (air. :• of M Annie ande: .ng bands, including Nes W in U»«1 «hild of which ordin: a*- visited by a killing frost gone into quarters at iho regiment friendship of Mr Roosevelt, for the i .Mi Rntier. Mo., Sept 2fi.—The case irf •ily ^ hand - Uncut Yrijser. the daughter of Ma? • D. L« roes. Lapwais. Blackfoot. Spokanes, Mers ki - supposed to b- the j corn is Killed t 2 a I'teK.* qua nt if v of armory Illinois national guard. The Irish soldier, scholar, orator and art! A. Yeis«*r. has been selected to chris the slate against Charles. Kratz will be Colvilled and othc tribes. Five thou- looks Ft" i Mav There 1« still some l Fusilioi art 400 strong with :‘l "Ul­ called in the circuit court of Bat«' S’" the rtienl atvlo wn heat, san. The Republican campaigners arc »on the cruiser Paducah at MorrD sand Indians will be invited. The date to Ret. cd Nr the affair will be fixed later by the Although time. Col Bartlett. The visitors were met ii is thought to be almost certain that h th«» Gathollc vote by the support, of will be an elaborate affair, and a sub-chiefs. \t alia. Mo Charles i: nils* ,lnt^ welcomed by a company of the the case will not be tried, every prep­ I” ! ’A'' Will 11. «’»lernte it Catholic journals in New York, Con- j te foot for a largo crowd to attend A week will be devoted to feasting Holly 1 staked life a game of ranis with a i ^Trst regiment aration has been made for the hear n«H»ti(*ut and Boston trrmt here. dancing and balloting for Propositi a ne» chief. ing. The cr woman, lost, and committed hin by • iktiess of the con serra- \\ i<«lili>K('*n Wlim Drill. fc?8tetu 1 i swallowing acid. INVENTS FLYING MACHINE. Immense Lumber Concern. n five ini » in Italy îles in the l* *1111 riKhtlnir Miner*' 1 nion. »ini th, • n San Francisco, Sept -Announce- era! pr «iestroyed the plant of the I’a, m,- ^ toudvlllc. Sept. 2G.—The Leadvill» THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON Tty of il,,. I’C le and In the nient of tli* winners «»f the cash prize Hartford, Con.. Sept.. 27.—The Si­ ready |n Mar. I company in Jacksitj. Mississippian Says He Has Solved the Mii'h erra Madn Land Company of Slam- district Mining association, which eilmcn 1 ** almost suhsian- i Lus.. .bout }7.'.0M drills of cantons attending the sover­ fin! bourgen Problem of Aerial Navigation. .'alies In every mine manaiter in iho \ftor h Nliort Sta> nt »' a lari br-rland. at its Region in Indianapolis, mado Friday night. The first prize plied for incorporation papers at the tri'i G. V. Myttou. of this city, has noarlj cards for the purpose of carrving on **\ i"* r > m*n f s In, Ihc *’>nh. i rcch'cted (ten \\ y Boynton preslr! of $1,000 was won by the Washington office of the secretary of Stale today. Mediterranean. HoellhR Wr**tclu'd ay,; completed a fl.vlng machine which, it Ihc tight against the Western Ved pa- ■ ' »IM» At the age of 97 George Waslvl (D C.) canton. This is tile largest corporation ever rotcrii f, in» « λam «■ to pton is thought, will solve the problem of tlon of Miners. London. Sept 25.—Tht* cnilsere soil ...... ,lr,.,.,i'.,;r '•":,rofT'"ra';''-' ,0 hav* the formed in this State under the gen­ ®>»t Hnl } !'.!«*st llll I •*t With l.nibi* Olympia. Cleveland and D«?s Moines, of irniai serfs, stands ready confederate CMt. aerial navigation on the aeroplane sjs eral laws. The company is empowered »••ten died In St. I.nni, Death of Lou In ’’telse n inn i, o. a'" If It, J,,ln " l,h "'C larsaronl of Na- i while mi a visit to the Springfield, Mo. Sept. 26.--Mack. tem. Lieut. Myiton has spent seven to buy and sell timber lands, deal in the United States European sqaadror*. world's fair. Mr. New York. Sept. 2G.—Louis Fleisch- «rsteris pi os an«l, 'her southern cities and thei Hradlev ]h,.]|„n Sailings, postmaster at South Green* years of time and îë.000 in cash have arrived at Gravesend. The Olym­ Ills lumber, make paper, own and oper­ mann. !he millionaire baker and phi- diM. tint, med IndiiMrial pml.dnrlal of I -i . Tei. fid«!, as brought hen» by a deputy invention, and firmly believes lie has pia will romain throe weeks and tJho W' icoming <’« ath. two ate railroads and do a general business Î*' died here Sunday al hla brancMni the vfiole -r. , ...... «mon. sisters. United States marshal, charged with uos Moines and Cleveland two weeks, north «nos« otemonis laid «'«»wn on the Ohio Central tracks discovered how to navigate the air in merchandise. The Incorporators of home in West Seventy-seventh promise ill in . . pp of ft general strike. ! near Bm yrus. o . ami embezzling money-order funds to the successfully. He proposes to enter •>'»•(■ *t, all the vessels, after their stay, pro record are Clarence G. Chase. Mort :i of paralysis. ,\ir. Klelachmann . Th,A ^ were killed. amount of about $500. eeeding for the Mediterranean, to take 1" the third time Alva A Adams, of the aerlel contest a, the World s Fair, j Chase, J. H. Martin ami K. J. Gales. b"rn in ls3,;- near Olmut;. Moravia.was It has long been a debatable rh, question 1 Pueblo, has been nominated part in the maneuvers there. whether In redit) or environment : ■ for gov- '«•»» T «irk Dnv hi tlio Fair. r. . ernor by the Colorado slate démocratie STATE COTTON SOLD Negro Suspect Arrested. < lUcnttu lin. Sui,.i,i,.. j„ Albany, N. Y.. Sept. 25—Gov. Oilell 11 tnii. tri,! tponslb o for the to gravity and d Prcscou. Aril.. Sept. 2«.-Be„ Hull, Sreorr Money in London. egen- i convention. ami his miittary staff will depart for Johnstown. Pa.. Sept. 27.—John Qi e eracy of children. ill cither Clarksdale Firm Secures Over 500 Washington. Sept 25.—Arran ge»- Gavin, a negro, claiming Virginia as who arrived here a few months ■■ . St. Louis on October 2 to participate atro nients have been made whereby the ''■'mit, O, 5 " - » Bales at 11 Cents a Pound. troni i-hlcago. committed suicide Sat- III the New York stale (lay exercises at I his home, is locked up ill the. j^il at Augustinian friars in the Philippines * few •>) night by shooting himself •ui m Ki-.rn,?: «“....------1» ■ the Louisiana Purchase • xposition. Greenwood, Miss.. Sept. 27.—Gov. Ebensburg, charged with having com­ T)(=ct through the head. He left can secure the money ju payment for ,.-s.V Y which will be held on October 4. Vardanian today sold to Farnsworth « stead of*hà^îtic'them'lnto'court *on the °ak1*5'' K“" “ ,,MI* ,0''” mitted the assault on Mrs. Thomas saving ihai a noie their lands in London, as they des re bf’lmiatip Co., of Clarksdale. r.Otf bales of State on Boggan on last Thursday. He was instead of Manil thousand Union Pacific railroad, has been entire­ HlHCk l.e* >cnr Ve.0,111c. least provoeati am! asking that tht-\ cotton at 11 cents a pound. The bales arrested at Hoobersvllle, Somerset him* «Oft ly destroyed by fire. Sixteen busin, Nashville, 111., Sept. 25. vu appar- t «Tr.fi W averaged over 5”” pounds each, and 1 Paroehlnl School Horae4. * .* county, by Constable Ober, and this hnpffftiiat buildings were burned, onli one store tnt epidemic of black leg has made its the staple was classed as strict mid­ \ nlvcrde Smelter Destroyed. Bo«on, Sept. 25.—St. Augustine’s pa- being left standing. Ixiss, >7.5.000 evening Sheriff Lenhart brought him tectsj tfl appearance in Nashville and vicinity, dling. Humphrey ,v Co., of Green­ rooehtaJ school, in South Boston. » here, gave him a preliminary hearing Prescott. Artz.. Sept. 26.-An exnio. fall John E. Bird, of Adrian, has been and many losses of cattle and hogs brick structure, caught fire, an-d wood, bid the same amount for the and then removed him to jail. Gov. s on °r moll en slag has caused the to- was chosen by the Michigan republican have been reported by farmers and stau cotton, but the bid of Clarksdale destroyed. It being Saturday, few per- central committee as the was Pennypacker has wired the sheriff to tai destruction of the Valv.-rd, -melt repuhllcaj stockmen. first filed and had to b© accepted. protect the man at all hazards. w. 20 miles east of Press. sons wer« in the building Seven* firerae nwere injured.

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