HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-1-30, Page 7SOUGIIT DAUGHTER
SLEW MOTHER
Woman Shockingly Abused
4 Before Death.
LEFT LYING IN THE ROAD
Iluebeed's Search by Lenten' Ltaht
- Evidence Tied 11 '.'us the alit
'. ho Was tieugbt-PuNc•e think
-they Here a flue.
11'hite Plains. N. Y., Jan. 28. -Iva -
belle Alton, the mother of a family,
respected by all who knew her, teas
murdered last night under clrcuru-
statb:es of a pecliarly s1i okbtg use
tura. -
Eighteen hoard after her Weep-
IWZIrdarp toad firm reported her
dirturtnd body sur found t411; af•
teruuou lying Iu a much 1r:arrll •i1
tercet. Children by the ecure pars-
ed the trput on their way to wheel
this morning. and many grown per-
sons must tore alumna tripped over
tee body during the fureuoou, un-
less It was placed where It woe
found just before its dlecovery,
ivvIikh would Poem to be Iwpbenble.
At a late hour to -night Chief of
Pollee Zlbta LYarpctiter and I)eteet-
tve Colllgau urre.ttd James .illeu,
tare humane(' of the murderej wo-
w in, but ho war eubenpuently re-
,,,eed. Chief C.arpeuler would not
dtat•ucs the orreet further than to
d,l. flet Alle,i was held only un
argue wspncluu, uud that he ex -
pi dsee) Iull w;.lillglie1si to answer
uestluns.
ut+ptclun pueits w.tb ewphasis.in
direction ofan Italian. Not fur
where lira Alien's body was
r a hotel patronized by ltal-
te opiu,on of Dr.
the murderer will be
'there aro gaol reasons
plat Is' mtdtak.e was
e crime was cummlt-
re. Allru's daeghter,
elidedas the viv-
o Is iu a state
um a rerull of
hat luta come
up.wuu that
she escaped death ba. he merest
+leadeul. and that ler ther was
ata
.fro
found I
1:101. a It l ate
(:urtil t' L l
weld Cher.
belle% In
um when t
lel, and that
Isabella, ems In
tie. The glee
of hysterical fear
toe terrible tragody
hate her Itfe, is of the
sacrifice! In her rte
Leer than a month Mi Alien
ir-Tcilfdwed _ arlate her
lento by au Italian who eaten • taw
to Iuteretpt per.
airs. Allen, with her husband, daub
ter and (our s.ue, lived ut 'Nu. 80
adage events., She had to walk
bout ane m.le W lair home after her
late work was done. Su reveler were
r coming' and g•'logd that view"!
he had nut arrived Leine at 8 u cluck
net night It ruuded alarm. Her hus-
luxl t.turtetl In "search art her tie
uur later. At Mr. Leggeee he found
lint the had 1r11. there a■ usual at
iftren minute. before 6 o'clock.
la Nn•nieg to his theme_ Mr- _plea
■ t a lantern unci aeached the city
eel after 10 odock. Ho then went
erne again, nal, after quieting the
:are DI_h1a-ah 1Jreue
ataimed Ida search metal daylight,
Titid morning he gave the care to
to meter, and a little alter rioori
lay he sent his daughter to CTnlon•
.thatlllie-Lames-
InkingWife might have
one there. •
Retursw$.(rom the railway etatten
heard a stranger ray that Mra.
latero body had been t, uud. fence
en`tin Las's spent his time attempt -
g to give e. effort to hl. cbiklrete
Lau are hartbrokene.
When found the bodyrstehed
full length, except the were
nt.
arme were thrown above the
I, as th•eugt they hnd been raised
railrkl (11 a blow. There was a
aero contudl en ut•er the right tem-
• and tho novae wax fire ken. The
utl wall not fractured. These injuries
/ h! have been the re..ult of b1•ews
rut a stone, but tat reek showing
4anins was found. The clutter
re trolly disarranged. Death had
restated fret* the blow,. Tile
tnl„+y Pw011 alt^ brain to be tet-
ra'. Death wan the result of aleck
I'wing the maltreatment, that
e 0.1 n terrible nature.
t was this fact that ltvl fir. Curtis
assert that the. ,;nsbmnl male not
Vc• been the murderer. When rhe
t the home of Mew. trggo. Mrs
or. carried a 10 ketb,ok In wlitch
m $1.s' The pocketbook, empty,
nfounl on the npponito slip of the
ear wall Mre. Allen oleo carried a
Mill I'athelle scapular that hnd
n blessed by a priest. Thla was
e ha Were, for the nppnreut pur-
of discovering whether It ron-
Inn1 anything of value. This ngaln
token an nn indication of the bue-
101'e Innocence.
1 rut was queckly given by Hnrdbv.
e body wan taken into a nenrby
i hulldlag, where --44 - .144 Item; a nil
are 1t will remain until the Cor.
Pr's Inquest has been bail.
.t (lysteriuus Informant.
tie of the most peculiar features or
emystcrieus °ale Is the ject that.
)tefelf wairinfoxmed of the dia-
ry of his wile's testy by n strive-
r elle has not yet been Identified,
ere the police knew of the dlirov-
Thnt Alien was so Informed
re oaa be se doulsl. The (stronger
nt eith him to the police station
I after telling that he had beard
it Nati Allen'," body had been
eel "oat nil to pieces," he (leap -
red.
herein • growing belief that Man,
en were decoyed into a henna and
'erred, and that her body war
.•n Its a wagon In broad deyltght
t thrown into the rind, where It
Around.
MAN FULL OF NEEDLES."
DOWN COMES THE FLAG.
l'.1. Customs t)Mlt•er ut Meet real Ile-
uwver Stara a iet tester s.
Montreal, Jan. 27.-Aotlug upou the
Inrtruotioui id the Assistant lieeru-
tury of the Treasury at Washiugten,
Lr. f!'wuttey, the tattiest Maitre l ua-
tomr officer here, to day remove 1 the
Stuns and Strl,.cr, which frum lame
immemorial law been gracefully
draped over his official desk at Bona -
venture $Gallon, Will Issued orders'
tbat the "Oki Glory" which marked
the Upitel Stater Customs office. ut
Windsor Station be also removed.
Thienction le caused by tbe dlrhon-
orlag of a Cana:Mau enema at Skug-
uay by American mittens, anti le the
result bt the underetawting between
the Canadian anti the United Stater
Uovcrnments that the Amerloan flag
Is not to be diepinytel at Customs of-
flor.In Brinell North America, pend -
Ing tee oettlemeot of the Alaskan
bouudnry pueetlon.
KAISER EMBRACED PRINCE.
Cordial Greeting to the Heir
to British Throne.
WILL IMPROVE RELATIONS.
tiurlln, Jun. 26.-Tleu entertain -
meet of the l'rincu of Wales will nut
lack either beartluese or stateliness.
There has been no breach of the rela-
tion% of the two royal hearer, and
the Emperor bas too true an Instinct
In forecasting the trend ut race teed -
meths and events out to perceive that
Englund uud liermuuy wilt bo Dat-
urat allied in the future, when the
flurry of excitement over the hoer
war passe;. There iv every 'edicts -
tion tlutelhe relation. of the two
tmentriea will improve la consequence
of the brief eat of the 1'riuce u(
Wales, and that the mllitory and
court felicitous connected with the
birthday celebration will be of un-
wonted IVIcadur.
The Prince arrived here at seven
fetlock Inst evening. Emperor W11-
liam anti a brilliant eitaft were pre-
sent at the Lehrter elation. to re-
ceive the 1 rIDC.. Many of the per-
swlage. who are now present to Ber-
lin fur the Emperor's birthday were
present. eir Francis Luscelles, the
Wettish Ambassador. was also there.
The Kaiser nn(' 1'riuce exchanged
°ordeal greetings and drove off to-
gethee to the palace. The etreetei
along the ruu•to were decorated with
evergreens.
When the Prince of Wales arrived
at the railway station he Wore the
teetotal of nn officer of tate Fltyt
German Dragoons. Emperor Wil-
liam lied on the uniform of a colonel
of the First British 'Laval Iragoonn.
The Kaiser embraced t . _Prince,
and shook hie hand heartily. Mean-
while the band played 'lad Save the
King." The Kaiser ane Prloce en-
tered two state carriages and drove
into the city under nn escort of car-
ry. There were great crowds
g tinter den Linden as the party
tiro toward. the ILAyal palace.
Luer d %1111 Quern's la mg mons.
This , Arning 1114' Prince of {Vater
visited t e l'ruaslan I'ringeee- Eutrnt-
tots !Melo the Imperial Cheat -shoe,
the varieu4 mbeeNudore nal other
dirlinguishevl ' ermunau.'s Wean after
1 o'clock £m or William and the
Teatere ilroiii n eFeseel carriage to
the barrette of tl ' Plrrt Royal !)ra-
gnol . Queen V:cl a's Own. The
triton tat n
beim erected in front of the porch
of the barracks, and t regimentalm
drawn up la parade orde The Ietnd
played the Britteh stale „ and at
ler the regtmout had mare J
lI a teperor and the Prince o Wales
the latter proceeded to the reg. 'e en
tat mesa -room, whore Inncheon as
Nerved. The party Imclude•l the Br
Leh Amlasstator to Germany. Sir F
C. L..cell's, and It •teff ; Prineess
Albrecht axil H'll lei Ertel-Preerlrh,
nasi Prince henry of Pru.sla. The
luncheon termiunted at 3 o'clock.
when the Emperor 1Vi111ani returned
to the cantle, and the Prince of Weirs
took a train for Potsdam, thyro to
bit the Duchene of Albany and to
11y a seri nth upon the tomb of the
att. Empress* Frederk•k.
In the evening Emperor William
end (he Phtncems gave a dinner party
to the Prince of Wale, in the Eliza.
beth Hall of the crwtle, at which
the Briasli Minister, Count von hue
low, and (locant von Weidersee were
present.
Emperor William, In speech
tourting King Edwar 1 at the mlfltary
Rrncheon to She barrack. of the
Pint Noyes lirngeoes. touchingly re-
ferred to the death of Queen eh•
toret, and advertent •n ciao wonderful
colonial tour of the ''ranee of Wales
an exemplifying the greatneen and
thea extent of the British Empire. He
invited the company to think to the
health of the Prance of Witten as the
representative of the British army.
to which toast the Prince of Wales
suitably responded.
e'er 1 hisks Ude of 'Them Remelted
MIA Iheanl.
mi melte, I(y., Una., 27,-W., I4Book-
'tte man (nil of needles,' died
tltaly to -day at tap h me of hie
cheer, 920 Preserve street. Re nk-r
erly lived with another denghler
aylorrelle and, whll' living with
hN sit on a creation full of
Ilea. Most of them wer,• embedded
he fifth. BABA r t them wee' lake.'
fry a eoantry pbv.lchtn, hat most
hem r'malntel 0 the Bells. Since
t flue the nerve es have Mean week -
OW In the nest unexpected places,
ing from hie hng'rm anti tore,
• and IPgm. Cer nor Kelly le of
m.pinMn Ihnt one of the tweelPi
eked the mina heart ,and canoed
h. A0 antnpey wilt be held to
mtael this fact.
WOMEN DRINKERS MANY,
Bishop Coleman's Serious
Allegation Yesterday.
MIDDLE CLASSES SUIFER TOO.
New York. Jan. 27-TIle Eight
Rev. Leighton Minima, Etrleepal
Blehop of Delaware. sero startled
Me htvtrers M it mlanlon nate t't at
New Brunswick, s. .., by the seat
ment teat there le ar. nlnrming In
cream, of intemperate'', among1t w -o
mina along with a uecretuse of intent
prance ne:ong !nen. nos repeate 1 the
etatemeat and naive asPmrtloIM
equally interestingits any.' tent hitt
opinl)n ha," been formed only niter
exhnneire inventigntion and ehmer-
vatlone of come lens In this u ountry
anti abroad.
eithop Coleman Maki that it news
paper hostile to hie view," net on
fool an inquiry In New York with a
clew to disproving 1111 charge. ('one
matron of Impartial siths:•ns went to
Gee 'nevem faslubnnalee hotel.' and
women'," rentnernnts tak Nee notes et
the order'. of woman patrons. They
found that to tnke wtneva, cote inlet,
even whiskey with mem walls wan
nn nln wet invert tM a rule nm ung the
wealthy and fit,t 10nable net. Not
only tete, but In en -called tea rooms
intoxMnnts. were served to women
who ordered them w;thrwlt even the
pretense of ordering n meal.
"lntempernrxee among women. hive•
ever." mid the Rlettnp. "Im net eon•
finest to ahs wnm,en of the wenithy
amt feeharnihle r1,1.. The nee of
stimulants, medlrin.a, hrarere. tnni-1
Anel all 'similar drvir o serving et n
mnmk for the liquor habit le becom-
tng more 'tonere, Among the middle
clammy. -
LOST CHEEK
MINE DISASTER
H:%YE THEIR OWN KING.
300 I ibabllente of 'Toy lslased
th.vateaed t.'Ith iEjectment.
Belfast, Jan. 28.-Mae:w fog to the
!Agit Nows, nit Wort will be watle
s to clear Tory .'hale, off tate north-
west cutlet of Ireland, County of
Donegal. Wholesale ejectment pa-
pers (rave beeu Nerved upou the le -
habitants of the Witted, who are
chiefly flehermen mad kelp gather-
ers, and number about three hundred
mottle. They clot their uwu klug, and
have not paid rout or taxer fur
tunny years past.
Tory Wand Ir about tato miles and
a half long. The inhabitants relate
msuy prhtfNtve custom; of tenure and
*eclat relationship. There is a strung
mixture of 8pul.b Wood r(61 trace-
ubio In the remote part of this cor-
ner of Ireland, due to descent trout
survivor of crews of verrela of the
epaulrh Armada wrecked there-
abouts In 1588. The erlglnal woe_
tribe' customs aro also iu force.
Twenty one Bodies Recovered
From the Shaft.
MANY TERRIBLY MANGLED.
eat of the Dead -Au Inquest N 1l1 by
Held to il'ry to Fix Ifceponslbllllr
for the Accident -Dust Exploslun
Ike'1'heury :trrrpled.
Lunt Creek, Ia., Jan. 25.-Twenty-
oue dead bodies were to -day taken
from the Impr itleel morgue in shaft
' u. 2 of tee Lout Creek Coal Mining!
Cuespauy, of alfa place, as the remelt
id the worst mine disaster experi-
enced In the hletory of town. When
brought to the surface they present-
ed n horrible sight. Some of the
belles were terribly us tnglo 1 and be-
}uud rccugnitien, anti could only be
Weutlfied by IMAM, trinket' found Ir
their pocket.. The eleven Injured art/
improving, and no additiuuul deulbr
Are expected,
'1 he Death .toll.
The fallowing fen list of the dead
Mike Fox, sett., age'' 48 ; Mike Fox,
jun., aged 21; John Eller, aged 23 ; C.
11. Crewe, need 31; Russell FUb,
aged 21; 8. C. Creighton, aged 28,
colored; Jeremy (Stowell, ego .♦ 35,
colored ; Andrew Yash, age.I ^8 ;
Sam. Humplurty, aged 34 ; James
Humphrey, Aged :14. J. J. Humphrey,
aged :19 ; Daniel Flsh, age.' 24 Dave
Waltrees, aged t.'.8; Frank Gamper,
Aged :15: Alexander Gray, aged 24;
Jack Mannertly, aged 20; John Mar-
tin, aged 20: George Itenochak,
Aged 29; rine Hampai, aged 24 ; John
Kayal, ng• J 3_.
'to lax the theme.
An Inquest to determine who 1u to
(dame for the Manatee la beteg lield
to-dJty.
The tremble wee cement by an ex-
piation of duet ignited by it wheteteo
1e3t117 eliargal. It prove♦ tobe
wh tt minerm call .a "screamer." To
be more clear, the shot, when ex-
cool,
Inetend of knocking down the
ctmol, fires etralglat out into the
room. Tide kind of it shot causes mach
duet, and the flamer, coming Into
errutaict with the dust, usually fur-,
Meshes an exploelon.
SKIRTS LIfTEO TOO HIGH,
Two Women Taken in Charge
in Buffalo.
WADING, OVER A CROSSING.
For more your' thou the hl.torita.t
can recall mart late struggled vett& the
-problem ; "Haw aero way wumea r
ek its be worn':'
UutU tart Wahl the question has re-
wulu vl uuauewcrea. lu the days' of
our gruuuwuthere it was t,eewed meet
anti proper that the uether cover-
ing. w the fair atrl trait shuu.d 'weep
the Lruutte. 'lino cycler of the ages,
atil the L►cyele•r of the usakerd,
chungee wafter' much ami allowed
the world to kuru that wuwcu'
walked on loge 4.11s1 did nut fleet uu
tuupe•rlwl. 1t liar been whiepore.l
about teat the streets were some-
what damp yeett•rday ; the dawpueur
to euwu mectiour being of mubicieet
utpth to al,ow tho Irco walllug of
en American warrNavelh.p a,ul the citye
thoroughfares. Cul. War.J salt -But
that'd neither here our there.
Alison' Carrie ,Trex.ler aud4Wrothy
Stewart wont a-watibtg yesterday in
Main .(Peet, near Lieursee. They hada 1
eturtxl out for a walk, but at Maim
gal Ge ttwee the pair encountered a
rbpp,ing *ea of wetutwm that waking,
patting.
aru-
paldng.
"Can you swim. Dorothy'' aekcd
Carrie nls she looked at the watery
warn. which bared them from fur-
ther pretreat north.
"Nut without a bathing suit,' saki
Carrie, 'and isolate. 1 don't think it's
over my .read. tau going to see."
Dorothy raised 'her lingerie a trifle
and started north. Exps-flag momen-
tarily to see her frleni disappear,
CEI ALBAN
AS HLLEO
In, the Naval Fight' in
Panama Bay.
DIED ON SHIP'S DECK
Ore 110l4.1 Wound -Mettle Drawn at
Reid -Death of Government Com-
mander Is dust In, pori 11 1 Result
■u 1' it of Attack on Peewee.
Panama, Colombia, Jan. 27. -Mak-
ing their lung expected attack on
Panama from the 511 to Muutiay
morning, the Colombian Liberals, or
rivulutlunlrts, precipitated within
right of the oltisone a naval
battle greater than Panama
luau vera In iwoiy years.
They set on fire and sunk
lite Lautaro, a government ship.
and one oI their vassals, the Darien,
war benched. There welts heavy loos
to killed and wounded, (specially on
tate gotoremerat side. Salford from the
U .ted `stater cruiser Philadelphia
rescued many of the wounded. '
Metre' far reaching iu effect even
tlmu the natal fight 11 expected to
bo lbw death of Ueueral Alton, Mil-
itary tied C7All Uuveraor of Panama
end the northern ctso.t of Colombli
aril practically dictator in his dis-
trict. He war killed leading his men
In permute on the roamer Luntaru,
which only a few tinel ago he welled
from a C'hlllan otsapwauy. Standing
on the quarter deck, uneeslraging Ida
men after the ship wale afire, he was
-struck by a bullet from a rebel gun -
amt. 110 died quickly, and not long
alteeward hie zeta were in full re-
treat from the burning ehlp. She was
deerttxf by her crow wlthln an hour
after they lova the Insplratlou ut
General .Vtrnn's leadership.
1'revluur efforts of the insurgents1
to gain control of the Isthmus of
Panama had Leen made uo land,
I.earolurg that the latent expedition,
commando' by General Herrera, eibo
w:ar defeated bete tart year, would
attack by lien, General Alban cb:tr-
teted two trtertiners and 'sisal the
Lenten" to repel the lu ashen.
Flippog Into Panama Bay at 8
o'clock in the uornlug, the revolu-
tkenary vessel e the Albnrraute Padilla,
formerly a el Ivatlorenu gunboat ; the
wariest new the Ualtat, practically
U. S. rAM-BASSADORS TO THE ,KING'S CROWNING
CAPT. t IAS. EDGAR CLARK.
'5 »tel r' i %!
WHITELAW REID.
a
eZV
GEN .1. J. WILSON.
THIEVES LOOT MONASTERY
S
A TERY
King of Italy Honor Prior for
Making Brave Defence,
FOUGHT Tilt. BADLY WOUNDED.
Loddon, Jon. 28. -Here is a typical
Neapolitan story which has the
'merit of bring scrupulously accurate.
A small band of brigands lad been
troubling the country side only a
few miles fro& Naples. The other
t Ira
alio
miecreautr conceivedt
lit he
told l;es of pillaging the Freaviecae
wouastery, which was believed to
euutulu much we.t-tit, incluullag gollta
altar vls*K.IN in tee chapel.
About mwnight the brlganle, with
the aid 01 I:u,dcrr, reeled two lofty
wu,1.4 ua,l uuWrel the wuuartery
attsaragtt 345 w+tttaawa_ Tbe nuak.ieepe.
sag v gir gave the alarm trod the
muunks., uuutb:r.ng about a down,
larrlcndtd thss un elves id their cold
and alerted praying. The brigand's
etorineu each cell In turn, gagged
ea-li inm.tte, and fnally attaeke1 the
venerable prior. He stoutly refused
to eaarrender, and net the doors of
leis rooms were also stout, the brl-
gendee were not able to force tttem.-
It iapponeel that the prior hail a
revolver, which he total to RecA ad-
vantage, when presently the bri-
agals appeared at his window.
Tho matinee combat ended by the
prior felling badly weaseled, an l the
brlgnaln them pllnted the monas-
tery at their leisure. Fortunately an
alarm telling that tho genlarmon
were coming prevented them from
entering the chapel.
As they retired with their booty
an aged servitor, et lay Metter, who
.tad been hidden In the garden, fired
Fat shot. with hie revolver. When the
geatnrmeve toren., Arrived It WAN
dhrovere,that the lay brother tine
iiuplaysut lay ekill In tho nae of him
mauler weapon, for the body of it
deaf hrlgnnd waw etretohed under a
hash and tractus of hloort along the
route of the hrlgsdla' flight mhowed
that others heel teems wennneel. The
good pram had plan woende.t at Tenet
a maple.
As moon nm the yew ser King of Ttaly
hexed of the effete he Instr,yted
1 ry� Minister of the interior to PPM
the prior a gold model with a anita-
hle IneerlplMn recording the twee -
sloe of Ns Taker.
n
C rriwaited. A R 1 tui. Nothlug of a fatal
nature happened. She also determin-
ed to negotiate n passage. She
rained her skirt nail waded.
Patrolmen McGreevy and Ryan, of
the Fehrl Street Station, were
watching the pair.
"Livldlow," eny♦ Ryan, "the water
It less than four feet hi depth. Can
yen floras' lees conspicuous to get-
ting across?"
,'We'll not 'poll our clothes," said
Dorothy.
The 'shocked officer met the pair
rut the northern borders of the wa-
tery waste nal took them Into enu-
testy. He said that they had held
their eklrts too high. -Buffalo ('nor -
ler,
BAD NEWS Filllf9WSON,
Several Persons Meet Death
by Accident.
WOMAN FATALLY ASSAULTED,
Seattle, \Yash., Jan. 2e. -Two as
Willttlt by robb efe throe nrcklent3f
deaths, the taking away of a prone
neat Dawson reeldent, ao l three
people fatally loured byy other
meats,tut. flit, list of la tablt4es ie -
portal from Alaska by the ■teamer
AlkL
James Murphy, of Wrangel, fell
over a cliff oil Traders' Island nae
plunged to his death 100 feet down
a rocky chasm.
Charles Nelson wee killed In a
Line on Chicago Hee Dawson, Dec.
29th.
Andrew Forsberg ens killed in the
Mrxbcnn Milne All ikAugttu Inland on
Jan. 11th. and Merry Olbert was
fatally Injured at the new' mine on
Jan. 9th.
Joseph feebxermnn fell from the
retireed trarkn neer Douala,' on the
night of .Tan. 12th end wee fatally
Injured
l-vn Willem.' wail nemautted in a
newton natoon on Ile night of .ran
11th tad probably falnlly It lural
P. N. Raley amd ,lane's Plnnetll
were *.malted and rnhhed on Ikreg-
Inn island on .fan 1 1th and received
melons Inetrhem
W. A. Retake, n lending eaten of
Mermen, dted at et Mary's' Hospital
In that pinee•.
Klselrlg 1e maid to iia r.upeneihle
for a goal deal of heart trouble.
tempt to engage the three revolu-
tlonlst steamer', although she palm-
ed them In the bay. She report'
tbat they drew away from her.
Carlos Allsup had been lbs bulwark
ed the Colombian Government In the
northern Province* fur more than
eighteen menthe. It was be who de-
feated the revolutbonlsts on the
Irtltmus one year ago, who out -gen -
ensiled them last fall atter they had
won many victor's. over his troops,
and who has for several months been
tho grtrdteet obstacle to their sure
caw 111. energy and resource under
dlwtdvnntages were three times re-
sponsible for defeat of the liberal..
Mother Heaton to Death.
Burton, Jan. 26. -Mr.. Bei .get Kil-
roy war batten to death at her hump
lu Eitel Burton to -day, the ending of
n family quarrel, provoked, the police
way. by her husband. Michael, while
crazed with liquor. Tho husband le
ander arrest. The couple had five
young olilklrea,
SETTLING THE WEST.
The Countries Which Supply
Homesteaders for Canada.
A MIXTURE OF RACES.
The rapkllty with whloh settlement
Le going tee in the wart 111 hillcaleu
by are record, of the Dominion Land.
Ageucler. From there reportie tt would
appe r that fax the year ending Dec.
;11s 0,100 homes/teed entries, rep-
resenting it gain of 28,034 W popula-
tion, were made, ad agalnet 7,850
tetrkw, representing nn addition ti(
24,568 In population, fur the previous
calendar year. The fulhnvtug com-
parative etutement Stows the re-
epectfto nationalities of the home-
steaders in each year:
No. et catrlese
Nationalities'. 1900. 1901.
t'anadItn, ftom Oat art, 1,819 1,7.1
Canatleine Irerm Quebec 177 231
1anudt.ius from N ,vs'
Canadl:ur. from New
Ilrunsvvick ..
Cana/Hata from Prince
Edward friend
Canalltres :rem British
Columbia ... .. ...
Welland Troia ---Mena
50
88
18
11
84
28
23
22
tuGa ... ... ... ... ... ... 3057 :152
Canadians (rum N. W. T. 123 155
Persons who had pre -
lour entry 730 904
Castanet tot returno•tl fnen
the Unitrd Stated ... 170 203
Newfoundland
United States .., ,.. ... 1,0I1 3,218
Eogllsh
. ... 880 641
111.1.............._........... 104 9e
Seetch AA AA ....._.. 184 208
French ...... ... Gil Ori
Itclgianw _AAAA.... 21 18
Swiss _AAAA ............. • 1 2
llnllnns _AAAA 3
itauuvunlaos AAAA.... ........ 8 47
Assyrians .._.....-., ... 1 f 1
'Germans __. ... 259
Austro -Hungarians .. 1,043
HW lantlerw 4
Dense (tither than �lee-
Innders) 13
Icelanders ... __...._AA AA. 71
Swede -Norwegians 101
Russians (other than
Ilene:etes, Poles or
245
989
24
162
112
Mcnneniter .................. 51 61
ides ............ 1 13
Itakli,bors .._.. -- 62
1
rAytal 7,859 9,108
Where They Conte From.
The holnest*vulere who ermined the
lino canto from Wm several States anti
Terrttor'les of the republic, as fol-'
lows: Alabama 1, Arkaiisas " Call
torn La 14, Carolina 1, Colorado 6. Con-
tiecttcut 3. Dakota 838. Delaware 1,
1''lorkta 8, Georgt.n 1, Mahe 28. 1111.
~-Hots T8. lmttamr 10,efnttinll 'I7 rrttrsfy
7. Iowa 210, Kamen; 90,'Keat cky 8,
I.oul.Lann 8. Mains' 1, Massaelsette
8. Mlsldgan 103, Minnesota 814, Nin-
eteen 39. Ifldsleslppl 1, Montana Illi,
Nehraedta 810. Novadra 2, New damp•
eh:ro 8, New Jersey 4, New York 24.
Chant 11, Oklahoma. 10, Oregon 15,
Penneylvanln 8, Tose.' R. Utah 79
Vermont 6, Virginia 3, Washington
89. Wbconsln 59 and Wyoming 8.
Dakota furntehnl Canada with the
largest number td homesteaders, t+88
from that State having made en-
try, as against 30* for Liao previous
year, Mtnnnwnta (anti -United 61i am
comperes! with 817 for 1900. Iowa
.bunt 240, or 68 more than In the
preemie year. Nebraska supplied 810,
or 142 more than In the previous
twelve menthe. The number from
Mlchlgnn dropped from 140 In 1000
to 103 last year.
.urprlsed the Lautaro, tho lnrge.t
of the Government &lupe. The Pra-
ellla, which has au erre lleut equip-
ment of rapid fire guar, went clone
to the Lautaro, and before th•tt
.tap could mato effective reply to
the first Leo killed or wouated are ores
of the Lautaro's crew. The Marlen
anti Uaitan etarttd in the directloa
of a Tong Uoveruwent sea wharf,
near the city.
With the lktyaca, which had been
chartered from tho 1'analua Canal
Company, nbeeat getting troops at
Chiriqui, the only other Govern-
ment vessel effective wad the Chi-
Cultu, which had been chartered from
the Pacific Steam Navigation Cow-
pony.
ow-
pany -
The Chicuito attempted to cut off
the Darien nod Wotan, Pa-
tna*
t'an aryl the D s-
111* sprit three diutk front her
:eeavlcet gun. at the Chicuito. Thin
vessel replied with rapid fire game,
nod the Paella moved away a little.
Moving off, the Padilla got within
range of tho guns of Las Bovedas,
a fortrome, and several 'Mote fell
class to the ship. So far as could be
WENT THHOU6H A WINDOW.
Got Permission to Take Head-
ache Powder and
PROMPTLY TOOK FRENCH LEAVE.
Ottnwa, Jan. 28.-Privato Harry
t Royal
Flat who deserted front'the
r
Canadians at Halifax, returned to
Ottawa, wall recaptured. and made
hie escape ut Alexandria, Ont., on
Friday evening from the custody of
Sergt. Lib:tri o and Pte. Chapman,
who were taking hien bnok to Hall -
soca. there war ie evidence that fax, Is again safe In Uncle Sawa
e _ dolman._. Id.__ se_eattas-receivsd_.
tlfiei >reaiit3'iiaTitirriei, cooed ism! 38y trout Grin by a relent he Otta-
wa, Fink tells thin story of his es-
cnpo: "It 11 with ',immure 1 pen of
the way In which i ..,•npel trona
rho rooted slowly after the exchange
with the Chlcurto. There was it great
deal of manoeuvring, without any
damage being done:. the eecort that wan sent to take
• Firer anfac wree$ an the },sakaro-- a Tach To 7lntifnx. Or cotter. 1 krt.about ten o'clock, or ono hour before Ottawa with them, but dad hot
go
lieneral Alban wets killed on her very far when the truln etoppedatwets
decks, TIAs veiuel ens practicallyAaxe main for refreehmente. 1
deserted afterward. and by 12o'cbock it meat_ nt h,rvtntr a tuerrbbtr
10.07 of her.dead an lrelagburiod hendach(e, and naked If 1 Could go
tit l'atutma. The fire grew l0 and get Nome water to down n
wtrnragth rapidly, and within half bendnrhe powder. The sergeant
nn hour after the General's death wed "burn." But the powder wive
shove the Inst faithful onom off the not the only thing that woe bother-
Milp. It was rumored -hero int Ing me rat that time. 1 wits anxious,
tbo l.autaro erna fired as the result Julx.urt getting nwny, eo I dropped
of `renohrry. the powder end up went the win -
Shooting calmed nb,nt the time the Clow and nut went harry, never to
fire palms' sway over the Lnutnro,
and the revolntlonlut ship Darien r^turn.
than wtenmel clone to the Unites)"1 believe(' the ',wort miese r
et ut, . ehlp Philadelphia. American Morn they nrrlvel at Glen
Robert -
melees were by that time busy row- son. i. therefore, nt once modeade for
Ing to the Lautaro and taking off the the C. P. R. line, and got out as
weendeu: and fneitives from the t r•,were olwino me
far a• Finch, when i heard they
The men from the United Stntee elep
Finch titb11 30 P in., l 1 wa kelting (
he
anal Pndrnvnreul to evtingnlwh the 20 mile. to Cornwell, arriving ant
I flan on the lantern, but felled. 5.:50 a, m., completely played net,
The nnrlpn, It enema, naked Mr all, but the thought that i wan n free
rhe Inter went as)p rn. About two hoe ngaln noon overlain(' the tinsel
o'clnek, despite nil efforte to save
1 bar, abs 1.ltateru sank. Timis wee
1 grail •noItement In the city menu-
' while, the trnnt'e Meing homy throw-
' Ihg up entrenchment* end the nitl-
sen* crowdingn11 even:dee points In
the hope of rtting got view. of
the battle,
Early 10 the afternoon the (neern-
menl Ilshm'ar Rnvnce (laical with
l troopM from Chtrtgpi. She mad. no at -
feeling when 1 creased the line a
little Inter."
Pink Is n telegraph operator, anal
the tiny h. fore he wee denounced
to the Ottnwn pollee by a former
comities of the Royal (ttn:tdlan.,
King Vkttor Kntmantlel has rote
ft'rrud the Order of NL. Menrlre and
8t. Lazarus upon Rigrtor Mamonl.
TWO NEGROES
LYNCHEDI
Killed a Man in Row Over
Pig -Stealing.
one Killed After is Desperate eight
Wilts the Jailer-- Ills Thu 111t -
leu Nearly UR--Illlmrlous Driver
on Chicago Elevated.
New Ontario, La-, Jaa.:7.-Two ue-
groes have been ',niched in a distant
portion of Wort Carroll Parish, La.,
fur the murder of U. N. Grant, a
peace juror from Floyd. Grant, while
out hunting with a friend named Mc -
Cay, camo upon somo nogroos who
had killed and were cleaning hogs.
He found that the animals were hie
own logs, and attempted to er-
rant the negroee, when ono of them
fired at lieu, the tweet entering hie
brain. MeCay aroused the whites
in the neighborhood with the uews of
the murder. A pestle was baetlly
termed. Three negroes were cap-
tured and two of them, limbed at
Olale,
Killed 1'rying to Escape.
Fort Smith, Ark., Jan. 07.-'X71•
prisoners la the County Jell hero at-
tempted to escape yesterday. Oae
man, Jostle Jones, a negro, charged
with forgery, La death, and Jailor N.
B. Knaptua Ir injured. Harry Folsom,
.iamuel Blah and Andy Rogers. all
charged with grand larceny, sue -
Quested In getting away. Bloodhound&
are on tarter trail, and It me expect-
ed they wile be captured soon.
Jailer Ka/aptou was serving dinner
to the men, when Jones welled hint
.hrough a half -open door, forcing
elm to tine side, leaving a clear, way
few has cell matey to get away. Three
of them succeeded /n doing we before
Knapton stunt Jones In tho treast.
The negro died an hour Inter. In the
lght with Jones, Knaptuu s thumbs
were bitten almost of( and he wan
badily bruleed.
tt'Itl DPIve on the Elevated.
Chicago, 111., Jan. 27. -While return -
Ing from a funeral, Charles Spalding
drove las carriage upon the Chicago
• Nurthweetern Railway's elevated
track's at Dlversy boulevard. A wo-
man and a girl, who were In the
vehicle, fainted ; a third occupant
became hysterical. Two express
tralna were flagged by the police, and
metered shots were fire) at (be hilar-
ious driver before the was arrested.
P•dbemen from three stations join-
ed la the chaste and finally succeeded
in saving Spalding and hie cab from
deetretlon under the trucks sir the
Kenosha express near the Foster
avenue rtatlon id the Northwestern,
after he hnd driven at Tenet a mile
over the elevated roadway.
1111 LiNCOLN.
Milkman Wno Was Offered
$100,000 is Dead.
HIS STORY A LITTtE FISHY.
Watlbington, Jan. 25.-TaNe Al -
man, so once refused a bribe of
$100,000 to put poison In cream
welch he served to Abraham Lincoln,
i. dead In this city. Ito WAS/ a well-
known and respectel citizen.
For any years he guarded care-
fully the ('lot that ho way In any
way mixed up with any plot or at-
tempt on the 1i(u of President Lin-
coln, nee only it few friends knew
of the affair. Home months ago, how-
ever, he matte the fallowing state-
ments:
"1 knew and loved Mr. Lincoln, and
thought at first that the offer of
* 100,000 to poison him was a joke.
at Giant time t was running a dairy
where the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing now le. Among my regular
cuelomere were !'resident Lincoln'.
Neoretare Stanton and many other
gentlemen In official Ilio.
"One meriting in the early part of
.Ipril-not two weeks before the
Iresldent was aawaaslnatel-I was
driving Along In my wagon, when
two men stoppel me and one of them
Jtsktx! 1(1 didn't want to make 4100,-
000 may and quick. 1 scarcely knew
what to say, but . told them that I
queered 1 did U It could be done on
the level. Well, he then naked me if
could keep a secret and i told him
1 thought I could Then he got right
close up to me, leaning over the .lde
of the wagon, and amid :
"Well, my man, here's $100,000 1n
good money. Every cent of 1t le yours
if you will take alittle
boa ofPo w -
der end put 1t In the cream you serve
to Preuidtent Lincoln this morning.
Pour out the cream In the measure
and put this powder to It. Nobody
will 0Tl'r wurpect anything, and the
8100,001) le yours:"
"Ile ehovvel me a tremendous big
roll of money anti It looked mighty
aloe. but 1 dill not wnnt any of that
tend 2f -at -tinct been ate iargs as falx
Treasury ballding It would not have
tempted me."
LOVE BY LET TER.
A Homelier That Caused Interest le
l(P11.'IIIc.
Belleville, Jan. 27. -Mrs' Eva Hud
gine, widow id the late Byron lied•
gins, a British army veteran, le now
lilt' wife of lbkleun K. Palmer, a
United States army veteran.
The story of the cnttrtshlp and
marriage to the Widow Iludgins Is
quite w heal romance. After a due
period of mourning the widow de-
rided epee a wooed Inntrlmonial ven-
ture, and became a member of a
matrimonial bureau In Ciento.. A
number of overtures" were made au
the eyelet of her rulvertlaements.
Then Gideon 131. Palmer wr.te, and
the conditb.ne preyed to be mutually
metbdnclory. (il:ln et lived away down
in IIIInals, and he cern', to Belleville
to secure his bride. Rev. Mr. Romney
performed the cerem my that mndN
the couple roan and wife,
During the ceremony a number of
people remained tiitaLte In the cold
to greet the happy eonple when they
left the church- The event wad
known In the neighborhood, eine when
the ceremony was •n.,4 quite a
weathering had nee embed to do honor
to the .veaalon. Rm•oll hope were on
hens♦ with the tin pane and pane, and
the happy twIule and Rennet left the
church fnllewad ivy an old-fashioned
charlvnr4