The Signal, 1902-6-19, Page 7"COL." LYNCH
IN COURT
ON CHARGE OF TREASON
_
Nature of the
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Charge to be
Pressed Against Him.
the Vengeance of M{s Pursuers.
(nal G.mPlany, near lhrtage, 1'n.,
I'reseniatlon of lase by Sir Edward Carson - A British Citizen Who Took
Up Arms Axeinst Ilis Country and tivasled of ties Doings -What the
Detectives Who Aorested film Found on tittle -tic Is Remanded W Jail
Till June 31.
self: the exiled people to return, as
f,otulou, June 1.1 -Bow street Pre-
for the lk,uth Alrio+ut Republic, tele
lice court was cruwiled to -slay. The
Order to deloud and malutaiu lir
Lynch it too took
investigation Into the charge of high
the cloth of alluglation ler it
the
treason brought against Colonel Ar-
full burgher, the certificate mumbling
thur Lynch, formerly of the Boer
him to do" well its to accept n twm-
nrmy. who wag elttateet Member let
miwiott from tire Trunbvan Govern -
mem I. LJuuh then rallied the mo -call -
Parliament for Uulway Ir November
al Irish brlgtada, joined the Invading
lust, anti who war arrested at New
antsy tit Nutal, and leaned au appeal,
,,,even Wexhmnrday, on landing there
.ilpiwi "Arthur Lyn, -b, Colonel, Irlsb'
from F'ral ot% was bgule. Urd. Ly neb
llIg Irishmen to "biNt
gallp, Inellu
cfriends of the aoouruo] were
ued other
thetwo p u
The Hon. Charles Russell (second
pruaaut,
son of the late Lord Chief Justice.
The Solicitor General, lair Edward
Baron Rundell of Klllowen+, repres-
Carson, opened for the pro"cution.
sooting the defendant, bald that
LYtw:h haul faced the proceloding" like
le o referred luleily to Colonel L tholl'e
y
a tnau, What he banl dune IIB had
.Australian Nationality, residence In
done openly, and he desired to farill.
Isms, and departure Wouce to the
tate the Inquiry are m* -h are poi nlblele.
Transvaal In January, 1900.
K.-n,auded Io Jail.
rhe nature of the l beige.
After the pollee hail furnidoodett.
deuce of the priaonor's arrest, dur-
' The cans for the prosecution;' raid
bog the course Id whish Detective
,lr iilwani, "will be that use urriv-
Inspector 11'almh testflcd to find.
,ngin kouth Africa. Lynch took ser-
Ing In Culone, Lynch'■ pocket a %Is-
tice with the Transvaal Guvestiment,
Ithig card of Hamilton Halt, lntro-
ridsal a reglment, of which Ito acted
declog Colonel Lynch, of /,he Boer
,a eomsmauder, Its fight in its ties-
army, to three Americans, it. S.
iuiif, and actively fouCtit ugnlust
I$My, ((JJolted States Miskrter at
mica. Buller's operatiuua Lynch was
flame, $wit31erlaotl; Herbert W
let Protorls January 251JI. 190D, unit
floweret U. S. Minister, Teherne (now
"roto W the Transvaal authorities,
Minister to Venezuela), and Profes,.or
notifying them of her desire to take
Rlcharb.ol, of the American hehocl
Ill) nrmn. Jan. 18tIt, lit- signed a
at Athens, and some, te"timony' lend
fi.•L1 oorngt'm certificate, dencribing
been presented regarding Col.
Molotov If as ars Irishman, it British ruts
Lyarli'm presence "ole commandos' in
J.Qt and As tcern In Australia. But
Natal, tilt, prl,otn'r war remun,hod to
he deschorad his w itngne" to fight
June 2L
-CYCLONE AND
TIDAL, WAVE
SWEEP OVER
HE,
have already due rtadur,Nl uuseiher ..IS,-
Coal And trot, puthoostetn, at the Uly-
Assassinated Russian Minister
Exiled 60,000 Persons.
Succaasar Proposes Permit
Hudson Coal Company, this morning.
flit to list Exiled Ones to Return ax i'af as
I'ALSE, OF COURSE.
blury About Destrucllo■ Of BOuad-
ary Marks a Fake.
Ottawa, Jana a8.--('0e013e1-A s -
port her tooan resoolved at the mount -
Oil Police Departmant from tluperise-
tenittemt C01141,41,11(111411let whbh lie
Stated there it not the allghtest truth
In the report which WAS widely uircu-
latetl regarding the doistroyl11g It
hcuruo
bory moon on,
nim. A massby Thu
"Ame, of R sptrrky made the reftidarlt
us to the destrWttuu of the supPowsd
houtitUry muuuIn"at. He team a dimerop-
utablo oltarrwter• and, was rule out of
the c ouutry for mol ,lug liquor to the
lndlaus. The boundary being surveyed
let the time WAS the cue between
British Columbl:a next the Yukon Ter-
ritory. Indiana travelling In parties
eroot small monuments at their camp
should any m• mtax of their party die.
It Ir cost unlikely, therefore, that the
.bnetruotion of one of thele firm gave
rise to the rumidsr.
Supt. Constantine afro retportis by
wire the loss on May 8th of Inspector
Walker's gtu►rters.
COAL STRIKE CONTINUES.
Dynamite Resorted to to
Terrorize Workers.
MINES EXPECTED TO FILL UP.
Williesblrre, 1't,., June 15. -Tie
first violence by dynatnite during the
.strike occurred yesterday motni0q,
when u churgo was exploded at the
house of N,amuel Applegate, a SPe-
uktl policeman for the operators, In
Went Husletoo. -
Applegata ties three moues working
at the Cranberry colllery of Cuxe
Brothers 4 Co.. and had heard, he
m .,ya, that tine houses of twenty-
thrme men who did not sympathize
with the union movement were to
be dynamited. half -an -hour after
widnight yesterday morning, -fie
ex"on bis side porch, there was a
terrifte expludion at the front, and
het rushed dere, to find the porch
shuttered and the windows blown In.
In the front on the ground floor
William Stecknr was asleep and was
thrown from the bed. Upoetalrs were
Mrs. Applegate, her two sons and
two toughtorr &bit three other girls.
They were badly shaken, but not
hurt, dte-cicer ran Loaf► with a re-
volver aal fired in the air, while at
the al,me time several neighbors,
awaketlbd by the shoot. also fired.
Homo wow several men disappearing
down the street, but they were Dot
rewcogteised.
The dynamite lead been exploded
by A fuse !ally fifteen feet long.
While Applegate and fitecker were
returning froth the Cranberry col-
liery whither they had gone to re-
port, they were twill up by two men
filed t)teeker waw relleved of Mm re-
vo,lver. They mode no resistance, an
four other arned mento
Stood close by
ready to asalet, If seoeasary, to over-
powering them.
blow Destruction of Property.
Patrick Gilday, President of tote
Central Pennsylvania bituminous dis-
trict of ttu• United Mine Warkers of
America, came here to get Preddeot
PosslbW—%% Introduce Miller Measures it Ne Lan -- Chlcsgl,
Miteleella eonamat to continue the
f and Pasha Murdered
by Order
mtrike against Use Bushman Shaft
Murdered Narrow•l cape From
the Vengeance of M{s Pursuers.
(nal G.mPlany, near lhrtage, 1'n.,
All Quiet at Wllke•bsrre Te -day ---Company
has Extra Ouards Out to
tern] aboo lire flaaneAsl supwrt of the
Ftombay, Juse -A bad eyellune, 4
self: the exiled people to return, as
""toorial ovganisatlan. He received
tleeoalpa by' w�vs; tree
Jr dura act dsr¢g to tdterit tl r
toils. Asked as to bow ,he miners eE-
view let the fact
wSpt P
0 over Ku , the principal
hntrod Inspired by, M.�plagulue. it
Is Wald tlwt 1'lehww 1" lrocllnenl to
ti,sit�tl Pa ha have
Y practloally reached
"eaptivtt toswn of Province Of 1
(e el'�&dert
the limit of lista resources In this re
Nhndo.
tile ReAadopt ctdlonlster
oderr thees
R1ori, fee replied: "ley the slow dea-
whotrsale V%pulslnas,
.Slip of (Jounit Sheremetleff, are still
traction of mine property. By Uoat
I mean that '1f they do not
St. Petersburg, June 16. -An en-
Iliwills the Clear.
give
the more the hours aml pay they ask
umpratiou or tis persons. Includ-
havrd P,uni Ari,graePr.
for Lire mo -n will not consent to go
41g working people, expelled from j
Chlcug(s, June 16.-9hut bre l,it
Into the Infuses and preserve the up -
various Sties during the `tont taro
pursuers and cut to a doasn plaeem
locations. The collierles will fill If the
Liehtenburg,
by It man wh+mrr he Irad shut, through
strike is not notion endesrl, and the
acid a hair years of the admilnlstra-
tore b(mrt after a dl,•Kjv�rote fight,
miners will begin to squeeze or cave
Ston of the Pate M. 9-plaguI the
Jc,mePh Haddox, colored, took refuge
ten." , r(
dtinster of the lnt'rl(x, w wap
rear the grounds bur"uu.nt.ing Harlow'
Higgl oho hAm'e residence, Twenty-
eerie. It Ifs. Bund egress oa g.,tir
forme tela Opponents will opumider
asmuinated, April 1 nth, draw up
Heith street and Michigan avenue,
SHOCKING SCENES,
by the Instructions of NI. %'oil Plot we,
la rt night. Before, the police discov-
—
who sueoeedevi M. `Lloinguine, pie s
"reel him hl(tl mg -PI ice Ile m:ad,s Motel
lfa oda m; Toile of Volemnlr Dlsaeler
tile, elooruotts tnlal of 90,1)[10.
h1* ['"cap`'• Ha l.lox frid mi it awl
I• I,m. St. Vieeent.
UeWet Nur hleyu Wuuaded _A
Task fur Mlluer.
$i11M Robert Fulton. al.«, a iored, n"
Th., I.urrur of thin uverwbeiming
U. Von I'lehwe erns JcdJed to elven
the result of a fight over a acid
e• lllilulty CaII Ila utederuLdx,d best
title date so far as posglble, and per-
tan
DF:WfST 31AKLS A SPEKUH.
at Wilkesbarre,
Accepts Defeat as the K 111 ut
wilco WIIIVldwnl caner of suffering are
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TEAM DRIVERS WILL HELP.
mn,Kl.,l dot used dw,orlbed. On the
CLUNG TO
BOAT
Wilkesbar•re, Yes•, June lb.-'Jome
FOR DAA,
d brake On Bottarday too slogan
ac el wuspin might. Jere kept his
t"land lei St. Viaotsnt, where sixteen
hotels were k41e� atml many were
erely wounded CLaries Robiaeun, a
have already due rtadur,Nl uuseiher ..IS,-
Coal And trot, puthoostetn, at the Uly-
a(IU, alta the idrtueh' Lire exLeudiug
cum :doe u b cheering words. He
fearfall wounded b fire, I haw ewme
Hudson Coal Company, this morning.
who Cowe ILL.
Pio appearance, of General Dewet
tie W now In a hclapltal Witt, a
At the cuwp at N'hyburg wait Lhu rig-
Put s coxal ole the end of the pike
thing* mu pathetic that 1 lope I
There had been trouble at the oul-
Poole a signal of distress.
-way never kook upon such Reeve"
of uer men, women
by thousandsB
At 1 ,ap the Illy of Colllrtgevoor)
again, *rum all dda•ections the
Terrible Experience of Three
p
hove In might, atpl Captain R.' D
'distre"e,
maimed, bandagerd, areeping and
liverwl aft addream. lie eat ly ap-
Foote w the signal of
limping victims of the voicanu'a fire
Owen Fishermen.
utal low d a boat to the rem ws.
were com.rI4 into Kingstown. i saw
Sound
When brut ht to the deck of the
a native and hi* wife, butte of them
'1't, -Jay's I/ea eiupmenl.
steamer Pa and l.9aremont could
bt4stered and awotleu with the flames
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unit stand thout assistance.
that mwept-from La Soufriere. walk
CALLED IN VAIN-FW-WLP.
Grept. Foot treatei the rescued
lag slowly along, leadlug a little
burro. on the burro's back
ley worth, but God has divided thus.
men with eve kindness, and they
wan a
-
arrhod at the bomev yesterday
largo basket, until w till" three lit
Owen &hind, Out.. June 1a ---The
nfler.(xon, nfle presiding through
till ch.lJreu. They were buragj ►,o
sIonmer City of Collingavo,A arrived
an experience tie t few have lived
horrloly that at first I could scarce.
In poftt at 8 o'clock yesterday after-
to relate.
ly tell what they were. Yet they
noun towing behind an upturned sail
. --
worn still alive anti the pcl,r father
bo t. Connected with the IndJent
A FATAL is k(1R.
and mother hoped to get them into
tm one of the most thrilling etc,rles
Suite, was wout"led (luring the war.
UeWet b.0 not been his wire for two
Kingmtown Ito that they ,might be
/,f the Oecergban Bay.
-'-
Orrick a Disinfectant In Mistake foo
Raved. The father told me that be
Pad had five little children when
Oa Woolnesslay at noon three fkb r-
mon, Thos. Jones, Andrew Park also]
Wa
he had started out from his home to-
n ix) of seventeen, named Ronald
y
-ai►a, lune �It:� i'enntrk.
ward Ktngmtown, and that un the
t'Iaremosnt, all rPoklents of Owen
of the Innocence firm of Pennock
way two of them had /Bed. He noel
Ills wile heal stopped tip bury them
lit mnd, were willing about eight miles
frvan Cape Corker, and absent thirty
A Marsomi, Elgin street, met a mud-
and had then moved slowly forward
1111ea from this port. Shortly after
Sou and wad death early Ude ern-
with the three which still lived. The
itho trio luted d►nner n tlnll&Nt bet g
Ing. He arose about 4 o'elor in
burro was b4letered. too, tarts
limpet with his wounds. And when
rnught, bPtwvrea the cl-ot and block,
lite morning to take a drink (if
I thought that the Imiand of Ht.
and jammr.l the halllardt. A ngnl►11
I'( wind at the time naught the
enter nn•1 timed a glume in wh eh
t
ytncent Hurl on filo Islnnd of Mar
u
some
little craft and overturne,l lw.r. All
there wait n diminfectnnt. .Aa
as hP dlmeovered hi" mltlnke Ir
unique there were thonentnds cW such
three of the mcup:arita could swim,
gnvo the alarm, null Dr. Freel2,lld
oltuatson" of the bltteremt mufferingn
1 M•gan to small:e the fearful rex
field Clambarod back oil the Side of
Rhe Upturned dorxit. A 01mn11 PrICP.
I
.
Itud Ilv. O'Rrlen were P(xah nn hav',
Brat, the horror, which two great
D
attain-Amr feet long [vat act sub-
kaerged, that•
but wPrP nnnble to beof nay avail.
Deceased was T6 yearn of ny�e, nn
nanous tend suddenly Inflicted on
n iappy P".pIt.'
and they mat on cun6
Lig to each other all through NVod
oil resident or the. city nn11 ins
one %who Ten not visited et.
nesday afternoon and Welnexd&y
mnn relatlres herr.
Y
Pler a In its rulns It Is Im poetlni•
/, t. Tboy o4ghterd the tug (Clog
for nit to convey any keep at ell
evurly In the morning, telt were not
GROOM LOST 111S WAD,
of the torr Its dartrhtct.'on. The.
eloal of gni and fire find sand swept
not Iced. On TIItirStay .fon -m feared
the bout would sink, and, climbing
lint F-orlonalely tie Slonuaed to
over the elty So quickly that of
over the rfodP, wont under the water,
hold the Itrlde.
thomn realete t from the ahlps none
were b11ad1M. One poor mon, who in
Nvhe lo -
r'e be •tbxvl until l e had mer n I h a x
lrlcnted aPvrral ballast bngre with fi
Aylmer, June 14.-M'r. Yorke Her
et in the hnapltal and may live,
�an
Pik- Jessie. T1dN inside tlw boat more
par and Mines Farr, Mala hlde were
all his face burned away mxcept
tele eyes. One .,barred body was found
(a",pont, but «,Id and hunger were
quietly married on Wednesday a(.
with n pnlr n( gold apentnelet nil
isouinning to toll, ,,wool it wan almomt
enrnton and came to .Aylmer to start
harmed on Ito mane. A bird wan round
Im{xlerdbde fur Jonet to keep his com-
on their honeytnoon trip. Mr. Harper
In Its cage, dears, that with Its gor.
1-11lont awake.
hal $190 In hit pneknt book and
geUgmly colored feathers untouched.
Ihorirsg Thureelay night they sight-
thought he had piacetf It e(•curely In
Copper sessions in,Ilreit(ate Palen melted
e■1 the Ilghts of sr•verul vewres, Pat
hip hip pocket.
anti ran together 'ea molten rop-
were unable to attract attention.
•Pete hs pay P(e t,vIlner
per. Mook were simply heated. Ac
On F'rillny the pangoo of hunger
of rigawhot
nusrte a change of alga nt piPrcw'a
cannot hooka were Lound In a demol"
w
wore r'ge terrible that the men re-
, t
livery. Mr. torsl Urn. Harper Ptarteit
Imhe,l hlhh'ge with anwmuw;hPd prtges. P
rtel desperatelthe rthe enP tae
larj(.1
ter lie. Thomn01, nrnl when urns Now
the rnlno tivt- iinirt after the
do mwlhing nut of time '•Ont,
Shrum Mr. Harper reit for ISP cash
wtnet am attempt
tempberllrs
.lortrw naeA the alta pule for adv-
A. Ghana that It cant game. T11P
eatn mnphnthnforp
y
,•rel hours, and then alsetered throe
bride and grimmer returned to Ayl-
There were thrmsnrodo on the streets,
raw paRat. Them, were eaten
mer, but, were unable to final any
lying eervrao each nther finl In heaps
rnven(at O
wtn Friday evening the
O
wl.enmor H. .lerwit }l o the
truce of tie mlami14g wallet of money.
Many were thrown down on their
backs with Ilytn and arms sit retch"
dlmino0w, Chilled with the cold and
the
Nothing ;taunted, they got a new
(rat. Many lay on their stontachn
Pxpnenre, [lnretnont'4 innate and
stpply ulskl IPfO tilt morning for
with their hands at their unarm, as
fnelo started to swell. 17e fell Into
Queue• she land ref the habltant.
thcurh to temp out the qua whleh
n stupor, and wonld have fallen
'IRtere In no trainto of the mirminit
was k4lhn4z thein AOndredm n( mo
fr,rrn the old@ of the bust hint for
ItMns7. Mr. ll"rwr Ptw,ppwl at sev.
that'/ were fond with their ehil
J,mf.AL
oral plaeem I14 Aylmer and getting Is
drop. The nhme-reed folly of a yonnu
All thrnv*h the lorw honre of Frl-
AW runt of the boggy ten thoasht
girl wan frwnnrl, bar h>arr•iv ri.mped
day night Jim" watehed him half.
tion m(wuey hail p,dle.l o0t of his
towanl the image ref the Virgin. -A
nneonsnloae compositions. NIM the
pootPo.
K McKee In Ledle's Weekly.
gffl�[ OL- ILI
MIRbt 11-k ..t„ Alice, caned. leu
f and Pasha Murdered
by Order
Good Terms.
Sultana
.t
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All Quiet at Wllke•bsrre Te -day ---Company
has Extra Ouards Out to
Protect Workers the Pawtucket
Street Railway -Strike guldiers
8. Jai 15 -Hou. A.
13orkse,
SURRENDERS
Ilse world to collect data on tele
I,ohdvu, June 18. -It war aonoune-
made to start, the pumps In ties not-
ed Irene today that Hill Trali,vaal
lit -ries of the HUMIllehraa14a Coal Cu.
Boers Surrendered yorterday, bring-
B. SI*xlne; leader of the OypOaltlW let
ed
Hog the total of auretauderd for all
Ir It very large butcher of armod
the coloustles up to about L_,O()U.
caul anti iron police In that vbiu-
Munlrred to Order.
Ity• '
11 lent,&, Juste 13,-TIme Mit tag a
Newlatndland, le 1n flue dt.w. Ile
Zeitur, to day states tsuat F1oael
g
says that souf„doratl000a to V$ully a
Pbrlim, w410 was recoicytly banished
question of forma, afud as -
to Damaecur, has leen murdered In
ernhmeul Duly cut artaugu e,Uuouv-
With Eight Hundred Men at
aryl tart be & practicalglwril°°
Feast was recently a teigh official
unless Laurier mind 11rcuster Bund
we tdse StAian'r retail. :turret ageuto
&a roe to mail,, R so. He doer nut
Liehtenburg,
Wells* Mr. Hund to favorable. Tile
p:otr agalne► Abdul liutmld. 00 the
Premier still seeks to snake a fishery
Ilioisiust evideme Uw 4ultan had
arral,emeltR between the colony and
— -
the Utiltwl Stater, and If he one
to Laalesatr.
coeds, confederation will be tmpor-
DEWET MAKES A SPEECH
eerie. It Ifs. Bund egress oa g.,tir
forme tela Opponents will opumider
New York, June 13. -Charles lit,
tem an tbdr merits.
Mr. Monerae rays Use terusi1 must
_ _
be generous. The a,lotty would tie-
the .American District Telegraph
muted a large price, blit to wDrVItl It.
N'arlul 't'1'heir
Ylbarko the N olueaur
lie major fru extutiag party In the
bupporl and Arcepfs 11001ert asIhe
oddony cawid make eouledenattun nit
Will of l'ruvldeure Neitkor
Issue. ___
UeWet Nur hleyu Wuuaded _A
Task fur Mlluer.
SHOOTING STAGE REACHED[
Pretoria, June 11.-tient.rulDelarey
__
Iter burrtsslered at Llclitunbeeg,
sheriffe who had discharged fire.
T}tatlryaal, With Ytx) we°'
Stfike Troubles Seem Worst
DF:WfST 31AKLS A SPEKUH.
at Wilkesbarre,
Accepts Defeat as the K 111 ut
friendly.
Muyor Fitzgerald called on Gov-
Provideree.
TEAM DRIVERS WILL HELP.
Lorion, June 16.-Dat.patchea re-
mint!+► withdrawn. lie considers Its
ueivod hero fruits doatli Africa bteuw
Wilkesbar•re, Yes•, June lb.-'Jome
that the surrenders of Burr. are Pru
cetahllg with the greutert go_4_
men lying to ambush scoot and rrv-
will. This total tlf toe uuutiter whu
erely wounded CLaries Robiaeun, a
have already due rtadur,Nl uuseiher ..IS,-
Coal And trot, puthoostetn, at the Uly-
a(IU, alta the idrtueh' Lire exLeudiug
phy'sut colliery of the Delaware t
eery pumbihle klu.iuuw to the men
Hudson Coal Company, this morning.
who Cowe ILL.
Pio appearance, of General Dewet
tie W now In a hclapltal Witt, a
At the cuwp at N'hyburg wait Lhu rig-
rifle tall through his right lung.
cul for a great dlrplay of euthuaLiaze.
There had been trouble at the oul-
'A'hetia he arrived ut the cowls, Lieu-
vasa at utlue ourrun,led
eras bewet s °
leery earlier In the night.
of uer men, women
by thousandsB
Pardee A W. flava offered a re -
ward ler a Uel for ilea ffereddters
ward
sod eh+l(/nu, who s[rttgglel and
to rebuke lin hand their
date.
Derringer• one of Che 0131
a
kuru. Ho mtwutexl a table tend do-
l
�D wtiu held ley young Applegate
slid a compatdmi eater time assault,
liverwl aft addream. lie eat ly ap-
soil rubbed them lel a watch and plg-
ptauded tow stauueh rup{.urt t lel the
till be !n cuartody. T9w other live
wolneu Laid given the burgberdur-
have DiA been captureJ.
re
lag the war, which. Ito ald, fled
yet
greatly etea%uurogext this ecu 1s the
'1't, -Jay's I/ea eiupmenl.
field. Continuing, Dewet recutµ-
WIlkerbarre, Pa., Juno 16. -As far
mended his bearers to owe loyal to the
All care toe h+sstted the atrikerm' of -
new Uuverumeut, and maid: 'Perhaps
fort, to have the fire bonds" &led
IV is I.altl for you to soar this from
bassos strWw today were not
ley worth, but God has divided thus.
,other
are great a Success as was expected
I sought Until there WAS leo more hope
by lire union. It is generally beltev-
of upholding °ler Dauer- and. however
ad the number who wont out was out
bitter it ut14y be, the time le"cow
great.
uume to lay down our sewn. Ar a
Jumper Clark, of Toledo, Internit-
CW i ithw &people, God now demands
tiuual President or the Team Drv-
that we be faithful to Lour umw Gov-
ere Association, who came here
eeumeut. Let us bubullt to Her tie-
lust ❑Ight, saw President Mitchell.
CINIOIL"
Clark says told union will doeverY-
Nulther DuWet nor Mr. Hteyn, fur-
thing Pueslble to help the msteers.
mer 11residout of List- uruuga Free
Another bhoutlua.
Suite, was wout"led (luring the war.
UeWet b.0 not been his wire for two
ahA
'There was a general outing af-
ab
yesars.
tray near the William Colliery
The Repatriation Committee, which
ler the Lehigh Valley Cost COW
(ream been formed to assist the Boers
Pliny at Ihiryea shortiy after mid -
tie returning to their farms, has It gi-
night. No one war hurt. Reports
gt,utiu task before it. Tau uoucentra-
are eonflictittg. ResxteOts of the
Lion camps will be convicted into bop-
neighburhoo,l may Several coal no,)
ply despots to provide the returning
Iran police tent the "Allery after
burWiers with the connote to rebuild
midnight, and were attacked by it
unit restock thdr formal. The wives
number of men who were lying In
anal families of the liners will, it de-
watt. They managed to board It
Aral, be malntalnel at the expense
oar for Pittston, It is said, with -
of the Government while the btirgb-
ort being 11 jured. All this to denied
Ins are preparing Use farms for their
at the office of the Iw•high Valley
reception.
C'esa►rany, who any momn Itall:tno
Two tohouaand of the National
having a eelebratlon fired revul-
SCOULA, who fought upon the British
vem
settle during the war, well immediately
be dialed Wit, nod enOlt scout will to
pruvklerl with a and rnabhrl to
return to Ida farm.
m.
KING
SUFFERSM
FROM CHILL
A reek for Lord Milner.
___
New York. June 14. --The London
Times' correspondent at Pretoria, let
aught it Attending Tattoo
a despatch to thn New lurk Timeei
says that It Is evident that ore total
at Aldershot,
rurresilered will be near the estinu►te
Of 17,000 tnado by Bulla. Tile great
friotxtldness wltlab is befog displayed
btrtweon the Boer" and the British Is
NOT THOUGHT TO BE SERIIIUS.
luxloubtally duo to some extent to
%ho revulsion of feeding which dame
naturally afteer the extreme obseolm-
London. June 111. -King Edward to -
forts of the campaign. There 1s little
day Is suffering tram A chill, which
qu::sLJo i Lila► bad there been to nego-
baa prevented Iiia Mktlesty from lit-
tiutiau for ponou tine war could not
have baSted many week" longer. The
tending to -day's church parade of
Eve re wore ev.dent),y' appronohing the
the Aldermhot garrison.
fart staged of exhaustkun. The rug-
The chill came AS a result, of his
ge.inesr of misery cummartdue, is al-
proionKed stay outdoors last right
moot Indemorribtblev and to see Boer
upon tilt- oactialon of thio torchlight
warriors scramble for sugar Served
tattoo at Aldershot. Ill?( Majesty's
out by the authorities, anal eat it
chill I. a aught one, Accompanied
like bread, was enough to convince
by mywptoms of )umby(u.
Duo oI their previous privations. The
The weather last night was ex-
ouly persons against whom the Bows
tremely cold, mind It rained at,{nter-
aro Inclined to show any feeling are
wads before their Mkajeatles left the
thoee who served In the National
bilgade recreation gnhund. King TW-
"Ith the end d nell
A'
are
ward returnee) to his apartments
oramory Milner,
pr inning Lord Mllnea are
chilled from the unwonted exposure.
or rpr up on Query gide,
raps dly springing
These reports of Ilia Majesty's Ill-
72to n,tion
T9he orgnniza.tlun of civil government
neer have naturally caused Appre-
over the vast arenas, though it has
bendton, but there Is apparently oto
long been prepared for, means a
reason to anticipate ,erluus results.
grim rtttlt of work. The repatriation
An authentic statement from Alder -
of the Boers and their settlement on
eho't this evening in to the effect
Landme such are British disbanded
Minot King Edward Is slightly lndhs-
troops are anxious to take will in-
posed, but that his Indisposition is
rolvp work the complexity or whleh It
not, or a Serious nature.
Is almost Impossible to reallte In Eng-
Sir Francis -Laking, physician -in-
land. I I
ordinary t s Ilia Metj,•mty, was aum-
nnonesl to Aldershot oaxly this moru-
THREW HER CHILD TO DEATH
ills• lie Prescribed for the King, and
—recommended
that "day be spent
Ihntented Mother Drowns Iter Girl
In perfect golel. tineen Alexandra
end Herseir.
n-ald Who (Rher members of the Royal
$l. John, N. B., Jane 15. -Wend
party attended the services at church
batt m
renlnerl In the Royal apart-
ouame by fuller to-nlght of li sad case
of adicldo and munlnr, will h occur -
men[" f(rr the root of the tiny.
rest On Thursday, altar Grand Falb.
It hear bene learned that the King
Morn. Dennis Cyr, it young widow,
ax,lor let the afternoon. 'Dila In con -
look hfT hills, boy anti girl to the
Mderel n Knott reason ftar hoping
trick d the Fit. John River. Mile
that Ilia indim"itlon In only tem -
threw the girl, AXINI •rel into the
porary. No official bulletin concern -
rushing; water, nrhl then attempted
Ing Hi" Unjeoty'n condition has been
to delete Use boy, agent T, for A him-
lusted. if King Filward does not
tlnr purpoen, but he freed himself sad
attend the review to -morrow the
ran hone crying. The womnn then
Prince of Witley will receive the met.
lumped lie hermelf, and was enrrled
utesr list the troog01 In M•hnlf of Ills
away. Rhe was hi poor circum-
MujPerty.
Stilettoes, ^Ml demented.
_--_
LOST AN ARM AND A LEG.
A LtTit.IE fWLtN*_
floggage: berher 1'Prrlbly lo)ored of
lcsselt Visited by a Downpour Which
Toreato alar Ion.
Threatens Ventre.
Toronto, June 19.-A mhaekingnaq
Harrow, Ont., Juno 16. -The heav-
eblP-tt (N•eurrwl at the Union Fits-
lost. nates whlcli ever fell In this sea-
t a r
Ism horUy raftew ., o'clock Yeats-r-
W t
Win >[ the O11 Iatr 11 tart IIPIU .el
Y y Ifs'
afternoson, in willch Jam"Ste-
thin village yentPrvlay morning. AI-
Tensrm, a hlnagnge ck.scker, 28 years
though lire rain insisted but little
of age, all Mut lo -sat his Rte instantly.
over art hour, milli a quantity of
and nith.nrgh Iti,pos are now held nut
water fell that the Targe lfuvern-
iy the medical men tint ten will mur-
merit drains were wholly Itienp:Ible
♦1vP, he will Ms f(xvlor bereft of his
of 1larrying It away. To the west
4141 north hnnlrala and bumlr#tN d
IPft arm and left lag, both of which
across or fnrm 1ruvis are still cover -
we r nmPnhtnti.l fit the F.mergrnry
wt with water, in many plA6e41onr
Htrepitetl.
feet deep, It Is ;Pared that 1911#101
Thr unr(wtnnatr man well taking
the water drnlnm away quinkly the
the numhor r,f morns ease nm the flat-
,,rope, bergely corn, will b:� utterly
talo train wn* entering the station.
rallied, ;n Prieto of the village 141,10 -
Not weing it, he strppr"i haaklyanln,
walkse are floating and lawn are
a,nd In it trice hail lte,n struck, kknork-
c.ovlor•Pd.
Ad Clown. and tPrribl,v mmngleel under
the moving train. Dr. Chamberlain
wan In the otntlon at the time. He
(flee milli Is Hopefal.
bust chrrkal Ilia baggage for a dies-
Toronto, June 16. -"Ton had. but
dint point• and was In the act of
it can't be hoped" wee what Fred.
hurrying to lultch his train when him
Lost Rico wild net Ratardity. when his
Attealtirin was drawn to the sent-
counsel. Ur. T. C. Roblnet(te, K. C.,
dent Blving up all thtoght ref tile,
rlmite,l Won nt the Jill anti told film
joslrnloy, he attPndost PAolveni►vn en
thnt the tanprperls Crwhrt at Ottawa
til the fitntotlamit arrlvetd from Crinrt
had rrfnoml to hear him appeal. Rien
litrloet Rtatluen to take him to this
atlll h(opee for A c0msnntatdon Of
tmargessy Houaplttal.
bis sentence.
I
.
BOER SURRENDERS TOTAL
ABOUT 12,000 TO DATE.
f and Pasha Murdered
by Order
of the
Sultana
.t
---
All Quiet at Wllke•bsrre Te -day ---Company
has Extra Ouards Out to
Protect Workers the Pawtucket
Street Railway -Strike guldiers
Prtserve OrJrr Arrests of Rioters—A Treasurer Arrested Charged
With fraud.
Ilse world to collect data on tele
I,ohdvu, June 18. -It war aonoune-
made to start, the pumps In ties not-
ed Irene today that Hill Trali,vaal
lit -ries of the HUMIllehraa14a Coal Cu.
Boers Surrendered yorterday, bring-
at Nanticoke, but the engineers
quit work clitwsrt U1 a body. There
Hog the total of auretauderd for all
Ir It very large butcher of armod
the coloustles up to about L_,O()U.
caul anti iron police In that vbiu-
Munlrred to Order.
Ity• '
11 lent,&, Juste 13,-TIme Mit tag a
1'remldout Mitchell wild to -day
that the strike was complete. lie
Zeitur, to day states tsuat F1oael
g
ro se•nteA hit# assertion that the
Pbrlim, w410 was recoicytly banished
ruigeeh►ton in West ,Virginia in
to Damaecur, has leen murdered In
Ilwirly complete.
teat pace by urtlor of the Sultan.
She Pawtucket Strike.
Feast was recently a teigh official
Pawtucket. It. I.. Julie. 13, -Tile
we tdse StAian'r retail. :turret ageuto
luhlltiu iiwAwting the local authori-
deoouluacedf flim tam a )mlrticl}Innt in
tier tiers to maintain order, owing
to the street railway strike, oleur-
p:otr agalne► Abdul liutmld. 00 the
el the streets tot -day of all debrim,
Ilioisiust evideme Uw 4ultan had
INirlso of which hell been placed on
llime ituprisuns.l, end letter tlanllilled
the tracks to bleeder traffic. The
to Laalesatr.
street railway company was not -
t larged With Fraud.
Ifldd by Gen. Turner• it, command
New York, June 13. -Charles lit,
of the troops, that the lines were
81tiveler, Stooretatry and Trearmrer of
unobetracted, and preparestiuus
the .American District Telegraph
were made to send out curs. The
Coulptuty in this city (ter many
spirit of the irrewpunslble element,
y(SIr N; Wile arrested to -day, at the
to whom yeste•rttay'r turbulence IN
direction of District Attorney Jer-
attributed, seen)& to have submide.l.
oa(-. Ifo 1s accused by the corn-
There it it, strong feeling [among all
ptuly of specelatiuns for half a dosen
of ilio citizens ttgaitert the deputy
yeara, annseunting to between $16.-
sheriffe who had discharged fire.
000 and $17J)OO. "to came wait re-
aruw during the strike. The feel-
rerred ts, the.arated jury.
big towards the militia is more
'rise I:I mal (oat illae \Irlkr.
friendly.
Muyor Fitzgerald called on Gov-
WHItesbarre, Ila., Jone 13. -For the
ernor Kimball today to have the
fLrwt time this week there was 14o
mint!+► withdrawn. lie considers Its
strike demnunstration at Use Lehigh
presence as contributing W disturb -
Valley' Company's William A. col-
ancem. Ile mays he will guarantee
liery at Duryea to -stay. Tette ef-
protection to the earn. "The uffl-
forls of tore miners' Waiters to have
cera on their beats, together with
their tarn beep t1w jmeaee were sue-
masful. The attempt to ■trout a div-
the specbtls can protect the cars,"
kion superintendent of t1ke Lehigh
Valley ClosaWany caused thecone-
tela Int.[
Tho first en
car non from Providence
pony ,to set extra coal anal iron po-
wit" without guiLrdd on board. The
lice about the ootliery. In oonsplcu-
f'trl"Pel linea the streets along the
our places to -day. It to tQba com-
rlmltl'. Five arrests were made by
panty's kikenttlon to take no mors,
the soldlers. Roane, stones were
dIlanceo of havkig Its employees In-
thrown, and the driver■ &till con-
jured,
ducturs were biggest, but the out -
Late last night nn attempt wan
bursts were quailed by the wldiera.
COHO.N GROWING. WILLER ON HIS DEFENCE.
tirltLk Mooufarturers`to Naroa►slife
...- -.- Industry. .
London, June 16.-TJso I.anoasRlla'e
Muambers d Commerce and the .Ar Slaughterer of Unarmed Fili-
smclutloss of Cotton Operatives l pjnoS ltlterviewed,
held an Important joint meeting I
here yesterday to consider the - _
question'of encouraging the growth
Lor cotton throughout the Empire. I MADE SAMAR A WILDERNESS
It was decided at the meeting to
'
trrquulze it British Cotton Brower"'
Hlau Frond s u, 'June 18.-M+sl•,r L.
Ab OChltiorl, to foster the growth
td cotton In Brltimiu colonies and
T. Waller, U. S. Marine troupm, by
protmetorates. A guarantee 111111
Ger the must intereating perrunago
of £u,000 wisp subscribed. A com-
to reach here let the tran >rt W-ir-
mittee was also formol and em-
powered to send experts throughout I
rnn,wluchblought tlie lmatt e-ararrtrl
rer luent of the fighting ninth in
Ilse world to collect data on tele
-
fitntry Into port, expresme(1 emphatic
Improved methods of cotton multi-
views hi the mal ter of tho war In the
vatlon, to acquire land for exper-
PhiRppbnem.
hmentat stations, to establldh pin.n-
"you can't stop the revoluLlou In
tationw and to instruct natives In
the Phillppinem unlead you take the
the mothats of cotton culture, and
pevertat• measurer," said Major Well -
to maintain cOttun exchanges to
ler in an interview,
facilitate buying, selling, and trans-
"You would hate to am your •
porting the crop,
wounded &red dead mutlllatrd. Iortm-
not describa the fearful condition In
SIBERIA FEELS FAMINE.
w•Ih °h we found some of ole bodies of
awl untler any command, who were
morslerorl by Ins erroctom. I re-
ileiplrPs ('rowels are F'IorkReg to
celvt-tl both verbal and written or-
Irkntsk.
derit from Oencral Jacob Smith to
At l'e•terdburg..Iunr 18. --Thr. Ina•
kill all Insurrectorn who weretaught
tlnnrld, or who refused to durrentler.
inn In ]+Iberia is spreading with let-
' It ens the only thing that could be
crooning Intensity. Reports; from
,:ole•, rod I teeter questioned General
lrkuterk nhow that nn imorm01 I
Hmnyt'd orvlerm, with one exception.
I umber (ref famine-drlckAn people
Thim exeeptiort I refuse to state. A
fair estimate of the number of nil -
are flocking to that city. They are
I
thea killed by the men of my oom-
camped in the Open, without rebel-
mand would be four to five hunter d.
ter of ally kind, ore clad in raga,
Thele Were all killed In battle with
and ars dependent entirely on pri-
the exo(ptsoa of 11 carriers, Insurreo-
vnto charity, which is quite ln&de-
tov At heart, who were triad by
(junta to cope with the dtetrema. The
courtmarlial and shot. Tbere wall
latest crop reports from Rertorn,
Olde' 0140 woman Blot lead "Ile was
Northern send Central Russia chow '
only it ghtly wwin led. She happen,mt
the conditions In those parer of the
to be in the breastworks of a fort
empire to be flourishing.
to.*, more were storming."
Reportw from Orel, Kleff, Kazan
I
Ills dark Byer snapped anti Ms uoa-
and the provinces In the northwest
trite twltc ierl at the mention of the
nae ratlhfactory. Oil the other hand.
Island that General Jacob Smith bad
the cond)tlons nre Very bad in the.
0144t -red 444 to aesivort into & 1„owl.
Trope -Campion torrltorlem. owing to
Ing wildernesses, "I left hamar a
drought end locusts, which will lie.
howling w"ildernexte. T)l„y tried to
ctwmltlate Government relief and re -1
make It that for u”, btit we made
sowing to the amount of u00,000.It
a howling wlldr-menme for them."
roubles ($250.000). (cattle plague'
"WeAt any more of It 7”
also prevalls In the stricken des-
"Oh. I'm getting to be an old man
trldts.
now."
$int face relaxed,. "1'm In my riffles.
VIOLATING FRUir MARKS ACT
Beeddc01, they've ianrrenderel, and
it's at, over, It 11 Always all n►UV
when they enrreihier In the Philip-
Ths Inspectors Report Fraudulent
ptne4;' anal a ioaheaetie athlle caryed i
Paek.,ae or tauten Fruits.
180er his military moustache
Ottawa, Juan 1 .7.-13everal lu,spee-
torr under the rrult merlin act bna•e
i
OFTAWA MAN DROWNED.
reported to till, Depvtm•nt of Altrl-
cullurv, that htrawlN•rripm find olh•r
Capt. Poullot 1'lonexed Ireto Cagil to
olmall fruits are IlAag'aold In vnrioum
Alit hrowillna tripes
conlrem, packed In much le Milli_r all
to vtulatn the, inti[ marlin act. Large
Ottawa, June IJ.—(�Il talo L. H.
P
a nd Solid berries have boon found
1,0111 oft, await -known rerlJe14t of Ot-
piu►osd on top to cover fruit of xmnller
LAWll, wait drowed in the Rldeau
miso,nnd p(wrer quality at the bott„m
lYS
ulai 'on Sntur,ianafternoon while
Of- t,bat. bostaL
tr
tri Ing to rave his Wove, Alice Lor-
Lor-
_ , .. _ _
Dlreelionm have been Imwrv( to "tTte
ae*-v-- -Taws -a- dtnllo . fats..- . kiiMr -• -
hlmpPeters to onrurce the ler,wLlons
I.ormger wall Waiting In the canal,
tut the fl'alt m.Irka art egnient frntid
taint boyon•I her dt th,and when
it?
ttt tim p eiktrrg M crmnll frefts-as vW
11
tlnkmttl herarlcd were �P heard by COD-
lain P(soll6l, who was el(Milk on lbe
as Against fraud In the pack-
Irl/( of nppl,-x. The lnopeetorw will
bunk. He managed to reach the girl,
%bolt the vnrl us 0entro" from time
ra
ol k t Imr above the water, but
Whelt
to time to ca out tfume lnPlrrc-
tions.
help name to her he sunk. WiP-
IIAIntir-AMPy', a yumhg man who saw
a
_
the Irl Pt rt, a
K I
in the KK 1 w to
s r,
jtemp/*1 In and rescued her.1
DUEL ATM UELON
FIVE LIVES LOST.
a1111Ponrlre and 19romlasnt Lawyer
F:xobrnae Pistol 6ll►ola.
H-allfar, N. A.. Juno 15.Liifforma-
Barre, Vt.. ,tune 18. -In addition
to great property damage
term renehM here yrntprrIlly (ere :1 do -1
canm,.l by
the clondMlretn over till* section Inter
(bit Sunda at Mi•oynnl, neat' bit.
{'b.rrP, Sllqurl'.on. Tluo prini•iprtla here
inn[ r.lght, first rnllrond men Lott
tllelr lived, a frPlKht train
L. Dernmme, it miGlonnlre, and n pro-
minest mpltaliat and Iltwyer of Mar.
on the
Crinten) Vermont having run Into Is
tinlgne,
washout at Mi,1(11 ex. The dend are
They wont to the fk•Id at 9 WrIl1Pk
the Mndiletor, the ""infer rend fire -
mon
In the morning with thelr seconeld.
and twin brakemen.
Tllf, lVll"'"lkl River rome to
This wenpronm were revurvers. one
niton eMl(h wan firm Tlhe Inwyer'a
spring
fre01hPt pitch, andsevernl brldgwer
bullet prorated the millinnalre'n 1wred
wore washed away.
atoll ant him ear. Deign mile's shot lodged
_ ___
nt his advrranfeet.
ry's feet.
4Q0O Toa* of !Neel allies.
After the ex(491ingv+ Of 'glints the
t1wyer Propom,O to him 11PPwnent that
61"It Ate. Marie, June 13, -No steel
they become friend". IIeg:14.rt refn,Nntf,
rolls havo been "tit to Ottawa,
though 4,(100 tons have M•Pn 1`011PrL
OR, they portal Pnerew., to meet
again under the credit.
'Air. Clergan It waiting till he baa 10,_
rem —