HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-10-11, Page 8YING g[iNy MINERS MENTAL. STATE.
Even VVolmarans, the Boer
Envoy, Says He'is Crazy,
/ k IN PNONOGIIIIP[I.
Cries of Man Burned at the
Stake Taken.
NEGRO HELD THE MACHINE,
Audis Said to be Making a Fortune
by Reproducing the Gruesome
Sounds -Story rold by a Texan
In a New York Hotel.
New York report -Some time ago
a. negro was burned at the stake at
Paris, Texas. A Texan was at the
Hoffman House the other night, and
he told of the conduct of the negroes
who assembled to see the matt lynelied
by the horrible death of burning.
" One of these negrees," said the
Texan, "had a phonograph with him,
LIVES ON HATRED OF BRI1AIN,
The ilagu,e, Oct. 4.-A. D. W. Wol-
marans, one of the Boer envoys,, who
Iia s been visiting Mr. Kruger at
Hilversum, found the mental con-
dition of the former Preeident of the
Transvaal, to be by no means satis-
tory.
Mr. Kreger is slowly growing
weaker, pliyeleally and mentally. His
slowness in reaching a decision on
important questions is found to be
a serious hindrance to those working
in Europe in behalf of the Boer
cause. et the slightest question re-
garding his health 'elr. Eruger ex-
hibits intense irritation and vehem-
ently denies that anything is wrong.
The approach of winter eauees aux-
as Mr. Kreger refuses to leave
Holland.
According to a remark made bY a
prominent Boer, the former Presii-
dent'e condition long tiince would
have been MUCI1 wore If hatred of
Great Britain did not nerve him to
continue.
anti into that phonograph went the
agonizing erieb (a the burning man.
His agony was te rrible, and his moans
and cries could be heard tor blocks.
The following day he went aeound
all the towns In Texas close to Paris
advertising that he had the cries of
the dying negro in that phonograph.
"Tim negs-oes for miles around heard
of this, and hurried to clap in their
nickels to the plienograph man to
hear the dying cries of the negro
who was burned at Paris. There was
horrid euriosity in those negroes to
hear those cries melte from the pho-
nograph. Tiler didn't tasplay any
.Seeling for the man wite Wal burned,
but they netalifested the kianast curi-
osity to lieten to the tales and the
dying moans.
"It was the strangest sight I ever
saw. I eatinot explain it. it was a
study in peeet.ology for enee. and on
too eleep for ray intellect. That negro
with that phonograph made a for-
tune selling the tones of the (lying
men to otner negroes. Tilf7 didn't
behave al if the liorrnele sounas
Weal net as a thee:gent in the
future. They inervis wanted to hear
the sounds. It was Illte an opera or
a fine play or a level, prate fight to
another class of Vitt
HOPE 11009 ES LIMA
A Former Toronto Woman
Wants $1.50 a Month.
RAH ED Fon
KING EORBI
Copenhagen Rumors Set
London Gossips Agog,
THE CANCER STORY AGAIN.
,
it is Said to. Have Come From the
Danish Court -No Court Circular
in This Week's Papers Thought to
be Siguideant-Anyway it Makes
London Tans.
London, Oct. 4. -The coincidence
of the announcement of Eleg Ed-
ward's indisposition with the reviv-
ed rumors regarding 'cancer, pub-
lished in Copenhagen, from which
city His Majesty has just returned
and where (secrets el the British
court are more likely to break out
than elsewhere, 'is =using some
commotion here.
Tito fact that the customary
court circular doe' not appear in
this week's papers nide to the un-
easy feeling, MIMI is not allayed
by the explanation or the Kingee
iedisposition given by Sir Frans
Luking, His Majesty's physician.
A. story is in circulation emoug
the clubs, purporting to come from I UR of k KINll Toll,
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a titled member of the late Queen
Victoria's houeeholat giving color to I
ALSO DIVORCE COUNSEL FEES, the cancer story, mel saying that -
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A Sad Accident Occurs Near
Oakville,
HARDY KILLS FRANK FISHER
Oakville, Oct. 4.-A. shocking tra-
gedy occurred near here yesterday,
whereby Frank Fisher, the 12 -year-
old son of George Fisher, was acci-
dentally shot and killed by a com-
panion, Gilby Hardy, aged 25, son of
Mr. George H. Hardy, a respected
farmer in Trafalgar Township.
The two parties to the tragedy
were engaged in the pursuit of a
mischievous eat, which ; bad been a
nuisance on the farms of both fami-
lies. They were .under the barn at
Mr. Hardy's farm, the son of the lat-
ter being armed With a revolver.
Mist how the accident occurred is
not very clear, one • version being
that young Fisher in the semi -dark-
ness was mistaken for the eat, and
another that Hardy's revolver was
accidentally discharged by Ntriking"
an obstacle. In any event the bul-
let struck, the lad between the right
eye and. nose, plercing his brain and
causing death almost instantly. Dr.
Urquhart was sent for, but he could
(10 eothing. The result of the shoot-
ing was to almost unhinge the mind
(9f the unfortunate young man who
heel the revolver, and he has since
beet Maier medical care. No inquest
lees bsen ordered, and the funeral of
the victim will take place to -mor-
row morning.
court eirelee are o'er:meet-meg therms -
New TOrk, Oct. 4. -Hope Booth, the 611)1111y of no coronation Lakinir . Quadruplets Drove Chicago
plaeti next year.aetrees, by her eounetel, alauriee
It le impoestbles however, to 0,- Man From Home.
Meyer, ,yestertlay (11"1;•("•1 Justice. tale tangliele vorroe
borative vilene.e
O'Gorman, of the Supreme (.'curt, for , of this report. '
eintneel Lem; peeling her euia for ab- : Abereleen, Oet. 4.---teir jamee Reid, USED TO TWINS AND TRIPLETS,
0..aytitg in thi, violas, lut,i been Chicago repeat.: eine .res. terms -
$150 a. month alimony and $77,0 te Lumbago.
aolu te divorce agalilat her husband, ' the diet ingulo Ito phesit la n, is
James A. B. Earn,.
• semi/lomat tie Battle i.
AN "ORDERLY"
MERU 1E
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lame Booth shone- riellent in the The eimeeme seeetieg \t W1 says has again astincksht 1 the
limelight when lhing pieluree were Mug lalwara suffe'rmg trout lum- , nenunitte T.1,4 thns. it le titled -
the atollion. She say, in her cow- bago.
plaint, el te )21,1 ;1 e *mug Ea r21 a t ;
ruplets. During the SP1.1.11 yi are
Pater:age N. J., Diesmoer 10, lstCo. ; Ell York autte fan -illy. Itie b. nia eitent 1 11E1 iv ill it, 11
nr a that .Mr. an! ir...;. urili4,2,"1 let‘e been
latrll le the weir of au ceet N w • . i iduit pivRs si 1 a in li ;two . st i ..1 e ri ti LL .
mother, who is; ri petist to he worth
atall).000. gave a $.,0.0M) Ilrineltes
I , • n horn to them, end hareti One;
; thee he 11 10 twki.61 er trip-
' lets. Simi 0 eltil lam nee now laina.
fountain 10 the Valasso of Mime'
look, where. oh» mattes. t' ; 0e la to, it peva% ea, at Ilia thoustee
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. i. 1 Bootle who aotittoeli /Ate vitt. iti 1.111
::t.area 0:4, doel,Irt.t1 lItt the meart elle
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wao happy with her imiliana until
last Jane:try. tie lam lath of that
Story of a Borrowed jauntily!
ta • trinil Mese Cora Wiloon. and etre. ;
month. ram leiye r hue- BUT WI
His Ar Ship Went to the it,-aste:tise
Bottom,
Hangs Ravisher of Five -Year -
Old Girl,
Llit.i.t. IS ;la t Nievitt^;11. pr esp.% it
thew if they are la qier
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LI BE FISHED OUT AGAIN, .,.7170•1^ Illit.g; pe4IN I 1.1101n.
Hatt lie toll WT11 IT hoe
BROKE IN JAIL DOOR,
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BOUIS CL110 IN KIK
Story of the Attack on the
17th1/2Lancers1
ELANDS RIVER POORT STRUGGLE,
London, Oct. 4.-Taie Midland News
publishes the following authoritative
report of the engagement at El-
ands River Poort, where the 17th
Laneere euffered so severely.
"Smuts' commando rushed a squad-
ron of tale; 17th Laneers ander Cap-
tain Sandman, posted at Modder-
fonteen, guarding the southern exit
from Elands River Poort and another
pass towards the northeast known
as Evans Hoek, to prevent the Boers
from ciaming southwest in to the
firm:lock- district. Tbe surprise wati
duo chiefly to the Boers being dress-
ed in khaki and being thus mistaken
for Colonel Gortange's men, who
were expected to arrive from Soude
Nek during the course ot the day.
A mist weieh hung over the low
groused till late that morning also
favored the approaeh of the enemy.
On reeelpt of a report that a small
ptheket in advance of the camp had
been rueleed a troop quiekly mounted
and rode towards the poort. The
°Meer in command saw RZ)MO khaki-
elad men abent two miles from camp,
and, thinking that they were some
of Colonel Gorringe's eolemn, he rode
forward to meet them. When about
twenty yards distant, seeing them
levelling their rifles, he talented out
'Don't fire. We are the 17th Lancers.'
Tianswer was rapid rifle fire,
wllici4eITYIlemptied reeveral saddles. Dur -
Lim this time en:ether body of the en.
emy had workel up the amigo., run-
ning past the calm) and approached
It from the rear. Th -e men were
dressal in kliald and were taken for
friends..
"The cei mp "traa placed on the
eouthern slop. of &gentle rise, whit -eh
le (moieties -I on the west by a spruit
run -nine' generally nortlivreat and
;eating the mein river about two
mile; dilatant. Alsiut :100 yards from
the seiruit the gronnil 00 which the
velem atom] rieme into a reeky kopje
:item; 100 ;verde long at the erest.
This wet; do fog.' 1-1 with great de-
termination. and mcAt of the caa.
twit Val oecurreel liege. The rc er,,,, too,
0-101ferol very etiverely in their at -
tact: on We positien. earl It was not
until the enemy altneleel the all)
brim the rear that any impreeelon
Ise ezrel to IMVP 1a.M1 nettle MI the de-
feuslere. A parfi et hall or Millet et
peare 1100 to here liven metre I in
1 from the rear. walelt lal: .1 tir wounil-
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Mich gan Divorces are Not ' • 11WL, M•1111 eurrinderad: the
Threatened to to Hang the Jailer and
Thus GotTheir Victim -Took Him
to Haymarket Square, Let Him
Talk and Then Hanged Him. I
Helena report says - James Ed-
ward Brady, a man who assaulted
five-year-old Ida Pugeley, in Helena
yesterday, was taken from the jail
by a mob at 1.30 this morning, and
hanged to a telegraph pole in the
haymarket square, about three
blocks from the The crowd was
orderly, and after the hanging quick-
ly dispersed.
There were about 200 men engag-
ed in the affair, and they were all
masked. They attacked the jail door
with a battering. ram, and it soon
Yigladegda• ining admittance they de-
manded at the point of a gun the
heYe of the jailer, and threa.tened if
he did not yield the man they would
kill lam. The jailer then got th man
out of hie mile and he waa given to
the mob.
When they first took him Brady
asked : "What 10 it, g• ntlemen ?"
The march to the hanging place
was quiet. There Brady was given a
chance to say a word. Ile di claret'
that they had He- wrong man, al-
though he was positively lotilltified
by hie eletim 08.1 a were of other
per sons who had e, him
with the all He Mao aeleal that
some money That wee tine Id& from
the Montana Central nallway be teint
to a 11**
TAPY1 was pull'el up. The end of
the repo was teal to the pole ilea the
Memel elloperaid. Later Sheriff Me -
Connell on thit PAWS. &win and plaetql
Lt In a main.
Titers will h. an 10%1-v0g:1e:on to-
day.
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Mamler New i tim.3 . private 0, 3i1 4.41,,i ,i:'41114`11...11 'Julie / maids 13: t, k, 3:44ve 14.„11,..-,..q1 oft; 20,--,4 (1.i1I'Ea.:4 ar* irr'-vcr.°-7., t" 'n..411n'34`1''''.1 I, Conamerce. sayis: As a result of the
pawn tielreia hal chareased one,- tion, twenty of them by drowning* in -
41.ftniotn.hpe4ekrinCtitirVrritlomme.ftittfttliketlithheobAl: i
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Let '1,1e=ica lyrs. I capital in theft 44t411, -.,i):,-2"101. The sales •' selves on or:count of unr;,quitel, ok„e_ 1
g,ter3 Alisequerque, N. af.. Oct. 4.--Wersa iii (-)f
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e.Oua band of Area.cOsi Intilans frim -the I creased. • ' t,he eircumstance seal: .1 al. Sante -so -Dumont prepesee to cross en 1 it is understood that the
Beet Sugar is '4544141.,
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titheett onelete reeereatiea le in the, ete- :: The Premier instanced the eelf-re-. Aneam y ; .•". _ .. se - , t1.1° 1102,E--;hlinr, rftcnef•Yvirc8.° abwil • beet nagar interests, whose pro -
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have been affected by the re-
!;e4g,713 mountains, s•,-spith of this cites .f. etraint ot the inaeses le tile. reeene a year n'3'313" young. meet seem attribt1",,I ocleek m the afterenone-that is ta
at the inerrant that the 'C'tran4 sluttbse of 1 1-2 .cents in the price
sold ie .
,,Stma,,.'" el that •fiv.e periseets vs-cre Irir.,r, 1 1;:.• er; aliens, wIttll feeling. tva,es intense, parts eif the empire aeraplete their I. .1"v' granelateel sager in their terri-
tw" tem on. 'Willow Creek, neer the old no proving the goal moral torteof the terms -of military service in pcsenh. 1 Pri•x: du Coneela Municipal will be run. .; or
, pe.ny's interests and the Beet Sugar
prasrfze jest been rcc-ircl thnt rebel- :41141 steam tonnage had greatly in- at pollee headmiarte.r5 in explaining' t rand 1 rix «e 1 Aere "Pub.
When tbeY depart for tie ir hawse I
tory will not recognize the cut
pateii rerviesve,us of Victor°, and Dateh Peranaes priceo of a I.-2 tents per pound as
e.onhoo. a few dame, aft" The correepondent observes that they leave behind veores lee' broken What the physicians diagnose as
the; basis for their own' 'dealing:4
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-propeepaetleelare of the tiutbr(ek levee while Dr. '<linear te a ;severe Calvin -
t twelve& ISaitea States. Marshal let and Conservative, daritsg. the with vista -mem;
beartes.and namerons unfilled pr:Anisiis
of marriage., Never before, however,
helve ea appalling* a number ef these
ease of srealipox has developed in
Hickson, a village. se.ven miles north
of Woodstock. The victim is 'Thee.
The be -et people will eetallate by
it;: teeen mostly in the hands of the daughters of regiment sought to Smith, son of Duncan Smith, and Is 1 offer(reg their sapplies tiaMpet1-
Jim in the 'eastern markete,
getter le note at Silver oity, and seere erralte (if the -Government
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130 here. tateeraler. end their disappointment in death." Nato, Zileling man-
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Ilospitals aro Fitted.
Pei -entre -el. Olt., Oat. 4. -An Pp!-
' &elle of terraced fever leas beekee
out in this eit:v, 'there Irina at pre-
snt twenty and thirty
'48148 18 of tine disease. The fever is
aleo milt^ prevalelt in the anrrOuntl-
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1 local hospital is very flat of patients,
; its capacity 3) -keg' taxed to the eat -
roost.
14PW of the enses prove fatal, but
the medical atitboritiee sem power-
less to check the spread of the dis-
ease.
• 'The engagement is annoaneel
Lady Sybil Primerese, daughter of
Lord Itosebery, to Earl 13eauchatere