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fidlico Montlay, ankI which wits Sight-
unauthorized, null far the Most; put'
Incorrect.
V. ""llamberlaill sold Ila b%,odktua
11111ilhoaror -would Agree t
Q ;a 0� a"!
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off tile ,Sandy Ilook lIghtsillp lit 8
report.
rangellientR, which would Ito a happy
Time of Iler Voya--e.
STo LOUIS
SAFE INLY
POR11'
ea. lie then referred to the Lit.
""O"I"y for tile ull-Iflon"On of tilt) tNv
lior problem At the juino$, And sug-
go4bal thdil, tile Iniperlal Govoi-n-
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T E` 'y"RIBLY
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SCALDI""fi "I'l TE
oldenta, aml she hail (I.,.-ellned as-
dax-,�, ,11 hours Livid 20 minutes, ail
sistanco from '2at least one, pa"sen-
itiont shoul(I appoint a commission
ger eteanier.
_'O�) itnil 190.5; :125, 130, 183, 193,
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The Ilumburg-Anioulaw tteaniship
1`011111KYlvallia, from Ilainburg, Bou-
tO OIlqnIrO Into tile matter In ;ill
its details.
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Leaziking Boilers Catgsed
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Delayq
14olidoll coullivent.
London, Jan. .10,—T,ha oomnlent lit
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(t)],,,-,,,,,,,,)oU,Iis,L�iiti,ill�s (A'oll(lmy) illornill'
bvilla,uls do-hanneubur
hputioli shows It to he regarded as,
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Cowardly Lot of Soidiers Attack
ff'�& 0111a of Ilia moot worthy u-ild Dril-
1 U (all "er ilant efforts, broathina a loity And V
but She Was Never 'n I ng, the b -oL tabtar '
qj 111perial bl)lrit iinld allurdi I and S Conductot .
bupas ter the prosperity and tran-
. I- - __._______ quility 04 .the now colonies. Tluicow
to tile Ilanquot Wore Issued Lit $210 - . .-________.___.___.___
I'luch Auxlety Had Been Felt by Friends of Passengers and Crew—Siglited each, and to rapilegonlatlyo melt
. only; tlivy wore Ili request tit inany -
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by the Pennsylvani.1, She S:nt Letters From Passengers—Made Only UllieN that sull), . .
Ili Ills references to the label- pro- rhey Also Abused the Motorman, Fired. instois ,rbrou,71i ilia Windows tt"d
Five Knots in flour- -1he Pennsylvania Brla.vs Crew of a Norwe&lan Wain, Mr. Ultainberialn made Some ,rorr9riZed the Passengers —Thre ..- of tile GaijgCaptured aild Llie IlLnife
Steanitr Sunk in Llid-Ocewi. I ouggokitions 'which have I.een can- Used llicked, Up Covered With Blood —No Inquiry in Lon,lon Into tile
scrued as Indicating Ills desire lor
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Ncw Yorft dek;Jintelk: Tha Ainorl-
t1lur Crane, 0. W. Bonytigge and'Ralph
Can Lino steamer St. Louis, of ,which
! N101101.
The report of this committee WAS
nows has 1-tron anxionaly awalted
ullonlinotiely approvoil, and r aOIu-
fidlico Montlay, ankI which wits Sight-
tions -%vvile adopted condenjulng
.1 the
Action of ilia management of tileed
off Nantucket JjIr:jL 0VoUInf.';, )yae
Iiiiii as rautilned Ili ilia coninilLtecla
off tile ,Sandy Ilook lIghtsillp lit 8
report.
O'Lloc* tlil,j moviiiii,-1% ,141u,, bad been
Time of Iler Voya--e.
dolaye'l the f�rckctor part or a wook
Tile St. Louis left Cherbourg Jan.
1-1-th, at 1.06 a, ill,, and arl-1yetl at
by Leah! *Ig bolh�riq, but thorti hall
:3&wly llaok lightship at 114.31 thim
. be0a Lit) further trouble and no ac-
ni-ornIng, inal.Ing ilia passage In 13
oldenta, aml she hail (I.,.-ellned as-
dax-,�, ,11 hours Livid 20 minutes, ail
sistanco from '2at least one, pa"sen-
tvellago Eipaed o� 9.71 knots. Her
daye, runs Were 3-11, 2,99, 832.5, 1112,
ger eteanier.
_'O�) itnil 190.5; :125, 130, 183, 193,
lk�vlilled Ass!"titilve.
'ILI
,5, 230.5 and 270.5, total dla-
tance 3,048 knote.
The Ilumburg-Anioulaw tteaniship
1`011111KYlvallia, from Ilainburg, Bou-
Saved A Crew.
Logue ali'Ll PlyinOtitil, avriveAl thisi
Tlw- sleanislAp Peiiu3ylvaii:a, *wlileh
Morning, anji 1-t-pol,ted that ()It
had f4ghted i,lie St. Louis at sea,
January 15th, in lmtitjl�l(� 45.35,
brought into port thirteen seamen
W-11gitudo 40.20, filio foll in -wiLli
whio wore taken Off tile disabled
the Amerivau 1, no bLUILUIOr ,St . LOUIS
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No,rweglan steamer Siggen In mid-
from Southampton all] chol"OUrg,
ocean. The Slggen was tjoud� from
Proomilug very slowly. The I)cllii-
Syilnoy, L). D,, Lot, Now Haven, with
I R3,lvania stpunie,l cioso to her and
a Cargo of steel billets. On
4�ked the (ILA .
I �Lulty. O.fIv
lt3vt; of t1w,
January tile loth she IOSL
St. Louis rvillica that hor )letters
tile propeller and became unman -
ware 1,mking U.nd Sent a jloat along-
illgeahle in ilia heavy sea. After
sIdo tile Penilsylyania. In chlirge
drifting 100 .miles off share dur-
Of tile first olficer with letters fro�j;
Ing a period of five days, in which
tile p.tFsen-ors. Tile first ofileer
Lima five hteamers, Were sightedan'd
"cilartoll tn�tt St. Louis J oll"D Wore
klignallold -without reply, ilia Penn-
dly that tile Bill))
Sylvania )love Ill eight. The Big -
Only could stea,lil five knoLs pzn-
gen's Sam cocks ware opened, anti
hour In fine weathe.r. Thoy had all
911'0 J)rojiibly San]( In a short time.
bOard eight days, provisions, airl
c Oulltoss may Also be Watched for
The Count And 6buntoss Ossma�
Water, anti all were in goad health.
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heaven to ll.atanld u
Tho rustling. or garments and shur.
have been among tile ,,lost persist-
I lyllebuluir justification for Buch a
fling of feat. liad a consexluent effect
ont gamblore at Monte Carlo. For
I titrong, manaelng and Oangerous pub-
upon ,tile sleepy gravel,or, . and lie iwas
T119 stoanv?r requI.ol af). as .
NE
Just' conscious enough to hear tile
gooti fortune that scems to attend
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GIHL
PHISH11111
bvighiners. -Then the luck turned, and
I He hoped that �Qio spirit of concilla
Very Slow Progre"H.
thoy lost Ileavilly,
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Shown at tlie Dublin land call -
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After one exceedingly reckless sit.
I fe011
'Ire
., lice Would be reproduced in tile
who desired to go to hell to stalld
ting at roulette, the count tinatioun-
The k?t. Louls inade s1c,tv pro-
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gress coming Into port. Although
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hll.� was sigirtO'l off li'lile I81an't at
6 G',-Iouk It wao not Until 8 o'clock
]ItShirg Broker Weds,Yonng
that She passed 114andy I -look. She, '
words; lit "stand up," So lAzily rising
to hia feet he looked around him at $
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reached the quarantine station at
0-47, is
Woman in Spcial Car.
And licit expected to be
liere before half past ki,evon o'clock.
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The marine sitation .It jandy Hook
and sald�,Xavr, friend, I doWt know
TrIlat qu ton welare voting on, ibut
signalled "Welcome," as the Hli,p
C1411110 in, anti tile St. LOUIS replied
VVIR S
E AIIEAD FOR LICENS
"Thank you." A ln,rge crowd gath-
. ere:1 at the pler during ilia worn-
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IILtF,burg, I'll, Jan. 20 -Speeding
Ing to Welcome tile de'layed pas-
malo's the country At the rate ol
seugers.
fifty miloo Ail hour Ili a Special oat-,
passeligers Indignalit.
William E, Johnston, milling broker,
During ilia fIrUt three daysi tile ship
of Pittsburg, and Miss Minnie Jos -
Pjup, of Anderson, Ind., wore married
. made lidr,y goutl progret,si, for her
oil Pridity by Rev. 1. N. Pry, of
ti,bill-ty, Ill tile pr(.valling weather,
Charleroi.
wincii wau rottlpt aud Nqually, ,%vjtji
Mr. Johnston left this city Oil Mail-
hign crous Bulls. I.Vao spuetl tiiLxi be-
Clay night with it party in a sleoplug
Ca.111.0 Lit) BIOV-7 t1lat 1,110 111,1.�,seugers be-
oar for St. Louis. The train WaR
gan to dimais it, aim, living rouglL,
scheduled to paim through Antler
AOKI thOt'july WVlather, and tile blillik,
inability to Make, kpoedo they becaine
hid.' Nvli(,ro Miss Josbul) lives. 1,0,n:
so illaigaklut tiult ML0tillgd were li(la.
Jolit'iston and MISS Jetssup have been
acquainted for a number of year 8,
Rokio'litions ware, adopted censuring
tile Steamship company for permit-
and It was rumored that they were
ting the 1yatsougere tu oluclark.
engaged. .
MrhLn tile special steamed Into An -
On Jan. 1Q, wnep the saloon pass-
derson, Allsa Jessup, who ]lad been
ongers learned of tile emict COXILlit.10111
.
notif1pil, was waiting 0it ilia station
of tho steamor's bollorm .and, onguies,
to havo it few Moments' chat ivith
they hold an Indignation =101,111 9 J 11,
Mr. Jolinsfull.
the, muoklog rooiA, alid adopted rutw-
itition.9 c',vlajuriliar ilia International
oile of tile party Induced liar to
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Navigation Compavy tor Beading L 'It'
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board tile train until starting time.
The train started Without 'the usual
St. Louie to seu in hell dangerous con-
announcement, but Mi,ss Je8sup, think-
(lition. A copy of tliv!x, roawltiLion.,
wau liandu, I 'Lu Captain Passow, do-
Ili- that Nile could get orr at Green-
manding *%hat tile shily's course be
flAdj a station a short distance from
her home, was not worried.
handed for uaiira.,N�, or that liar p4us-
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In the, meantime Mr. Johnston and
engers be tran6forred. to some Ix""'
Ing Taht west-bounci stonAner if fea '3-
Mlsf4 Jessup were 1.,.ft to themselves.
low. A copy of those rv.;o�utions altio
Before many minutes had passed the
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friands of the r,ouplo were noti. lad to
,%vv.s or ,rod to lie skint to the AHdo-
de
form themselves Into a bridal party.
elated Press: I .
Stcams,41) l:lt. Louis, at sion, .'fail. _12,
Rov. Mr. Fry, a member of the
part,),, wan called into service. But
190d.-Tt.- ilia paE!150AI9UrS Of ,6tcatll-
It difficulty WAS met with. There was
ship St. Louis: Tlic undersigucd com-
mittee, unantmonuly cl.-tited by tit('
no nitirriame Ifeense. One Member
Salon passwigmrs aL iiii Indignation
thought of a plan to telegraph to
ct-itinibus, ,ilia have the marriage
=LmEs meeting hold lfan. 10, bt:g..,* loavo
,
Iloonse a ark at the sLatlan meet (h in
'to relloilt: "101I,LA, t iat there im ovi-
anti arrailgo for the certificatO. The
dence, that ilia stcanlibip St. Lou�ii
message was sent, and vv�keu Colum-
ontered Southampton harbor Jan. 2
bus ivitu roiched the clerk WAS there
last. after ail easterly voyage of
IvIlh tl"s) blanka ready to sign.
more than nine days in it Smooth sua
As ill(. train steamed out of Cal 11111 -
,
in it crippled, condition, and that site
.
buk; ilia wedding ceremon.v -vas per -
was siolit to sea oil ilia following clay,
fo�med. I I
leaving, but littlo or no 'Lima. for
.
necessary overhatiAng and. nee-Idd re-
Chicago Chronicle:
pairs. .
"Second, tbat -jour committee has
exteiLL and gravity -or the distress
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N
Mill N
been credibly Informed that this
was going on withIn. Tile lloi,30 call-
ri
"No, he Is not," was the response. I
tinned until about 1.80, when the
condition WAS known to the man-
.
husband called at a neighboring,
0
agoment or ilia company b.sfore cm -
hGUS0 and asked where lie could ob-
barking pausengers.
.
"No, lie hasn't',' came the reply.
"ThIRI, that no aceld,-rit eo far as
$175y000,000 for Public
your committee ,art., amtru have oc-
two mail from my ]louse,' amid lie.
ourro LAnce leaving" .�_'.ontliailiptou to
impn!o the spoed of tile ,vw)sol The
Works, Pay Debts, Etc,
delay lime boon only Buch. as might
ter. T1111198 have reaolied a serious
be raiisonably vxp�ete(l from ilia
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cripploti condition of Iver hollers.
Providence, ImIcel, 11 --it; hilen i �,,Z
FXPLAINED B Y C H A f 0 B E R11 - A I IN
cecjdlngly kind to us, and we are
.
truly grateful that through hor
Jolla"110-blirg, South Africa, Jan.
tender morcles we have boon thun
LO Colonial Secretary Ulianiberlain
far Spared a calaiulty too horribie
at a Imlitlect given him Im6t evening
to, con'tornplate.
tiollverod a hpatiall, In wlik"ll he )�ave
I Fourth, we Marmot too veyvi-c-ly
lor the lirst Little ilia detalls which
condanin the reek] ef4suess (if a man-
hAvo I,evn arran fo 0 linanc, Ig
,4od r ill � I
Agetuent that Would sivnil such ,,I
or the no,tir coloulag. 11 10 r -1 I a
0 C Be jjt� , tj
- �. CrIpplOod NIMSCI, IM00,1 with IlUlllftll
arrall,roul, ont Its ,,all lilt que and un-
'ilia
frul,.;ht, to coutewl with Clip Ntorrim
preekltl�nted action oil part ol!
and perils of an Atlantic winter. We
tile Imperial (30vernment, .Ind one
believe that our llve,i have boon put
which Ivas kiatiSfactory to tlic, re -
Ill jf'Opardy, nn,I certainly our lovvd
preV011t3tive 118,40matlong which met
ones at hoine art, b -Inn, illallo I() Hilf-
In Johannesburg ye-Sterday.
for great niontut anguisli, n(A to
Tile PrOPOS111, 110 Said, was -first
mention the sevore finanotal lossiot;
that ibi� Uovel-11111011i, undertakes to
many of Uzi havo Ineurrod and are
wit,mult to tilo. Imperial Parliament
liolir Incurring.
a Wll to guaralitoo a loan of $i75,-
-Pirth, that on uto vvt ning of
000,000 oil t114. Fiecurity OZ the iteects
January 10th, J'X�3- tho follow-
0: tho Traneviial, and OranAia, whicl:
Ing p-ti"Ooll uas prvs-�Tltvd to Cap-
were being unIted for this purpols
tain F. 11. Vai,row, connivin,ling tho
Tlia loan woui,d 13a raised as Hooll fol'
stcaluallill lit. 1,0111s;
tile Imperial Parliament shall give
"The undersigmed wtssongers 0!
Its cousant, ilia money I)oIng devot-
"blic _'I'mpighip .St. LOUIS, I'wilid for
vA to ptI.Ning tile pxIstifig idebts (it
New York, li,orrby reilup.,t that in
ilia Transvaal, buying ilia o�IiAlng
Vleiv Of tile cripplild vorLditioll 0!
rallroadp, prov.ding ter tha coligtrue-
tills R1.0.111IShill, 111141 tile vonflo(jurnit
tion of now lines, allowing -the necee-
uncertainty of tile Onto of lier
Iyary expenditure for public works
reaelling tlint point, you halt voint"
And also providing for tile land set-
rat,*t wpotern steanior for I lul
tiolaent This part or tile plan -will
� .,
purpost) of tramsforr'n- lit; thoreto,
placks Oitangl
., a all,d tile Transvaal Ili
or that the beat be put into H. -ill-
funds to chrry out the development
lax, If ri%mS1j)I-e.1'
of ilia country.
.',,�O%kintll, that ill(, thanks ofilm
Tile woond part of tile agreement
passpugers are due to, the, officers;
provido.4 that an Boon its posulble
Of ilj:� i4hip for their itulforin cour-
,-Iftl-ll plicinx ilia cir'd, allothin, loan
tosy uniler fliv.w very ivylu , ell,
of $150,000,00o Shalt Ile ralood, to
cumatall"'s In endeavoring to ftl:
In callol ill) In annaml Instalmonts
-, Jay our utieft,winess and, exeltement.11
Of $00,0001000. TIIA, n will
.4 Secon'd 100L.
"That In reply Captain Vawiow ex-
1) o treatf!d at; a war debt, and will
plainel tile difficultioR lint] il-ill-ors
1:0 speared On the Assets of tile Trans-
attondIng it transfer of passmigers
,vani.
at roa, And further Ef!atod that It
A number or South African finan-
wo�jll hl lilt oxetto,lilltv flan,-rerou.,4
'to
elarS had undertakon to sulmorlbi th'i
underttilring, to aitenipt t,ik,, the
first $50,000,000 without receiving
PlOp Ili lit r prosmit goirlition into
prollcrential security. Up to A few
the harbor Of Itall1a%. 110 %oil"'-
110111-0 previous to the limucluct lie
teor�.41 Ilio ii,N)rtivition that ho
had lint revolved tile authority of
111![.-,Iit jr1t(!r wl viltor Iloalon bar.-
the 1101110 Government to deal final.
,;oil and )lad th- tinf,;ition th,!n un-
ly with ill* mittter of the war call.
d. -r ad-Oppillent.!,
t11111111011, -ftn,,,l lip (leclarod that tile
:,lftno-1 NV thf, ralooll pa-4ong-prs.
rvjjowt!z Irthorto PUNIRImil which pur-
,*I ,�l
, Committee voll"31sted of A.
polqed to !.,Ivo deUtIN of tit.,! fjljitll�
1). Lloyd, Louis 11. Burnol, Rev. Ar-
MAI arrangement -were prowature,
measures either to restrain Kaffir -St. Louis Caso—.leweller Robbe,j of $2,000.
polygamy or for a system of taxa-
t1olit to compel ilia natives to work
I�y placing it heavy Impo.3t upon
every Additional 'wife. He went at
oome longth Into ilia labor qut�oLlojl,
I And said there was plenty of labor
if tho Kafilv could lie made to work.
"Ili theory we have stopped slav�
cry," said lie, "but many philanthro-
I)-*StS AL home would be surprised to
Ilear that ire are encouraging It ILL
ailothvr and worro ]'arm, the Kaf�
fIr's Mom lielng to buy WlYeS to keep
Win Ili idleness. Tile black race is
lacr(-xi3mg, with great rapidity, anti
Undoes It can be settled Ili a regular
industry it will prove a danger and
it difficult -,v.1' He opposea any lin-
pDrtatlon of ImLor until all the re-
kiourves for developing ayalia)jle Ia.
bor had boon exhausted, and lie
suggested that t1ild subJect be can-
sidered by a Royal Commission.
Ili 1olianneebarg tile Idea, 11-ts been
litooted t1lat ilia $150,000,000 war
contribution might be spent in
1,ullding now warships. This sligges.
tion does not, meet with much ap-
proval In London, Where It Is thought
the contribution ought to be ap-
plied to ilia relief of taxation.
A STORY OF THE KING
Showed Iliterest lit Salvation Army
Al'ork.
Now York, Jan. ,110 -The ljorald Ilma
the foliowing spacial frord London:
Ali Interesting story of ji[Ing J�d-
Wdrd'o Interest in lthc Salvation
Army is told in this ,week's issue of'
the Social Gazette, by Mr. Walsh
pawson, a keen Supporter or the
army'a social work. Two years ago
Mr. Daw,son, who had interested
hiniself ill obtaining donations for
social work, was oil Ills way one af-
ternoon to call oil A certain benevo-
lent Poor, when lie lost Ills way In
a thick fog. Suddenly lie rail against
a man noar Buckingham Palace,
Apologizing, lie asked the stranir
.er
If lie could direct him to tile !louse
he was looking for. The answer
vvais, "Certainly, I am going near
the place myself. I'll showl yoathe
house." .
"We chatted away merrily," Mr.
Dawson continues. ""I -told him ail
about my work and the labors of the
8,ilvatluil, Army. Ile seemed deeply
loterested, and when I reached the
houise, lie said:
"'It is dreadful to think that so
much isurfering exists In this city, I
want TOIL to accept a little girt for
thO poor -suffering oneo,l And lie
Placed lit my hands toil sovereigne.
"I was astonished and asked the
unknown dollar what name I i8hould
put down In the book. He replied,
hurriedly:
"'No limille at all, please. Simply
anorlyinouts.1 Suddenly I saw Ills f,L(,.(!
dls"t notly for the first time. It Was
tile Prl!�co of Wales, now tile King.,,
'001TAIM's 19HP12 pn 1P
N 0 I 1103 I
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Pathetic Scenes Witnessei, !I,
0.1d London- .
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STORY ICOMIES BY NEW YORK
Pittsburg, Jan, 20-Fivowenwurn
so badly luJurad by .An exploslan In
tile Carn-cgle, Nvorks At Duquesne to-
day that it Is believed that kill Will
die, One of tile valves of a statLonary
o'lighlo itood. to operate 4 '130al
crueller, blow out. Five man who wore
In the, engine, house at the time were
baklly voulded by escaplrg,ptcamc, and
voina, were baQly out and brulsvd. r1jivo
of the injared weyo- taken to their
homes In Ducluosaq, ap(l three others
wore, brought to ,tile Wilfft Pennsyl-
vania Ilospl.tal. Joseph Carrick, the
niglrt forcula..LL, waa 0110 Of tile Worst
Injurcil. Ile wa,0 out a,bout tile head
alld ))-as badly Soulded all over tile
bad.),. 110 Wag taken to ILLS 1101110 In
Duquoano.
A C()wu,rkjly Lai or Foldicro.
.
Now York, Jan, !2G.-IllotOuS HOI-
d1we froan Fort Slocum, creaLL'a a
rituile oil .11 trolley car; bound foil Alt.
N:,erljoll oil Sull(lay Morning, and
ncar.y murdered the conductor, Louis
Ettinger. The vo-diers, NvIIO are mem-
bers of tile "FIghtIng Sl.',t('011tll$l U.
S. infantry,, Jua back from Luzon,
war(,, drinking from flasks and balling
a boisterous time, made cial Insulting
remark, which AIr, BlItcholl, a Pa-Us-
onger. and Dmnlel Long a formal,
motorman, resented. fDten a halt
dozen 6oldlers Sprang oil Long and
Atiltohon, ana kicked them anti liunch.
ad them in ilia face, In ilia excitement
Iscvoral of tho so.,diers draw revolvers
,
,Ind begall firing through tile Will -
dews. woman sorcuined anti Saluted,
whilet Man rall to tile platforing alld
Jumped fro,111 the our, Tile conductor.,.
who wa.R trying to collect faroti, re-
celved A knifo thrutit lit tile back, aml
fell 'to ilia floor, and, mitJon was
thrown bodl y through it car window.
Your policenton finally boarded the
call, ,,Ind tho so,41lars leaped off, Throo
wcrot captured. They denied littOng
(]out, tile stabbing, but after they ]Ind
liecii aGarcher3h the pollco found oil the
floor a blood�covored knife. It IS be-
du tlngor IS fatally
NrounKjad, I . . � -
No hictnitly lit London.
'Lonid(>,'ti,Jaii(:.'(Y.-ir�io.rol)o�,t circu-
lated ill tile UIll,ted States that tilt!
Board of 12,eatlo will tiautituto ail In-
qUIrY into the circumstalicles Under
which ilia Anicilloali i1no Stemmer St.
Loull; was allowea to anti. for Now
I
'York, is unfound�ed.
I
Thii;,s Get $121,000.
Toroatow Oltio) Jan, :X. -W- A.
Scott, a, je-welLil, of Now Cumberland.
IV. Ila., was robbed of mu'ley and
jawo'lly valued tit, $2,000 yesterday.
Scott. who is a, paralytic, ,Ind, lives
over ILLS store alone, ivas awakened
by three livisked bandits, who bound
naidl gagged him. and tlicfn blow Ills
sulo apart and secured ilia booty.
.
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.C-' "
"I'SONER C" 00 , S DEATH
r I H 3 &U-44
RATHER THMN 'FACE TRIAL
Five Killed in a Feud in San Francisco's
I
Alt .
Chinese Quarter.
Spokane, lVii. , Jan. 00. -Rather
than be hold A, prisoner for buv-
glary, John Lee,, U. Junk -man, 52
years of age, buried himself to death
over ilia cliffs of tile Spokane River
anti into tho maelstrom be!ow the
rans. Lee wito arrested on a charge
of brooking into a, freight car and
ston ling grain sacks. He broke away
from two policemen and hurled him-
self over, the, cliff into the river. Ilia
body was not recovered.
__ __ - _-
A'Var ill Chillatowil.
San Francisco, Jau.-20.-Five C111-
nogo were shot, two 'fatally, last
night, in a Tong war Ili ChInatown.
Th . oro �vero three succesHive shoot -
Ing affrays, the latter two being Ili
rotlallation of the first which took
place Ili gainbling (Ions. The first
tile Intended victim was shot tbrough
ilia body and two bystanders ware
Struck by tile bullets, but not sort-
iously Injured. Four man are Ili jai
mid. illo Police say they have strong
evidence against two or tile prison-
OrN.
Statement to the press denying the
Co*nC'--�C--PcC)C--'z"�C'-�fgIC3 rollorts of Lt dispute h
case and R. Giron, and declaring
that she bas 110 intention of leaving
I NE
If. Glroll.
"Cftk*-2c,.*-29.q.�QC*%�.JCI--*"�JOL2 . Further largo American orders
11 ve been placed with Lanarkshlre
CANADIAN I Irmon foundork. It Is stated thitt Mr. I
Indications point to a meeting of ; Edison has ordered are cru.11111.1-
tile Legislature early next month. machines Ili Coatbridge, saying th.� �
The official return for North Grey they can be made better ,anti cheap-
plades Mr. Mackay's majority at 272.: or there than In tbal United States.
Air. R. Owen fell from an elevator Lord Milner, tile 111gh Commission- I
at Fort William, sixty feet to tile Oil of South Africa, will be retired
ggound, and ,was killed. when M:r .Chamberlain returns to
, The financial Statement or tile To- England. -Then It is oil the cardh
4.0 4 %
New York, Jan. 1220r.-Tjiii Still ILI's
ronto Separate School BOat'd ShONA'S
a' credit ualance or $5,000.
a Lord Awmar Will be sent, Lo
Australia as the successor of Lord
tile lolloivlll,g special from London:
Five carloads of exhibits for tile
Tonnytion as Governor-Grencr_ of
The po -or of Lonklon are not starvI116
Osaka, J . apan, exbIlAtion will leave
the Australian Commonwealth.
ILL Bilence tbio winter. It IS said that
Lianada, on the Empress Of Japan.
- -
the (711btress is far greater than fo,
The Imperial Bank lime purchased a
. ..
Many Ycars, an.] eertftmly tile streets
site for offices Ili Montreal, at the
Must Grant Partial Home
' STORMEES
[
n -r,?
r 111910E
I ,
.SHORT
j
-ire pvlaened of tile trULI1 0 ,
. I thil,
corner ol MoUllt stro3t and Victoria
LORD
Ho
� C
A commercial traveller Went to -
.
ed as a brilliant affair. They now
114110 QUO of tile flutist country
wtatement. arear processions of tile
square. 0
oonts In England,
__
London, Jan. "O. -Mr. John 'Itea-
..-HIS .
MONTE CA40 VC41M.
I
an.oulp_o,yo,i Mallon tilioagh kh.% plin
it In understood Montreal's now
___
c,lial. Streets every (LAY clatter reLl
1-7rench Lll.eral papor will appear
- ail to him at LMIuburgh last evening,
w�nner�j. Large detachments of p -
ilco, as for
about February J.fft, under the cdl-
torship of Mr. Marc Sauvelle.
I Eligagement to Mrs, Alice Cart
.act as,;orts thase shivour-
1119, unkempt lion.les. They ktra ilkink.
ad by thirty or forty halt
LDffa and Lady Abardeen have sent
to
Ch L111138y Announced,
-clad lit-
out some excellent photographs
'in
; Wounds of Centuries and give tile
dividtlals who Shake wooden collec-
frIends in Canada, taken their
Irish, people a obance of living in
t',011 hoxes tinder the noses of the
robes ,worn at the Coronation.
I I
tp�ctatjors. Th's pl-illelpal procession
.
The aint manufacturers have do- 0
,
go I . .
.
� - 1
L.
aided not to oppose the demands of
�1
'
- - -, I . ... I � I I .. ... - .1
- '' _ '' _ -,-,- _,__ " * ,-"",''-,-"","""',,L'"',I'l,,,,,,,_,,,
field, only terminating Ili the death
I of Mr. Chauncey#, It,% 1890. 110 ])a.
quo titled Ills widow two millions.
ll.r. . .1-1 I.. . I � ,
� __ � �, ,
_0 r
0105 OHNIN OL 1,
,,,, - I I'' I '' I—, 1, ,_
I — i6l_;
nr",�-�,"Nopmwp-oko
WA
r,
ill, 0sters boar'a roinark0lo re.
lottor to the mine workers, urging
FLOWERS OUT OF SEASON,
transferred to -day to ilia German
representative, Paron voil der Goltz,
Each man receives a ticket ofitit-
Wig him, If lie Nvalks Sixteen miles In
I
The total receipts Of coal in To-
I
FOUR GOOD ,
I
soinblanoe to, one anothor, both be-
; __.
I
'natall and 14,1vtug a wealth of,!
T tail. I air
I and marvoic
Must Grant Partial Home
' STORMEES
[
ol�s. Two Years ago$, while
ploxi ,us oom;
I ,
.SHORT
j
crultAing Ill the Al"Iltorranea",
Lord Nowbrougli met# Nvooed ud
.
Rule to, lieland,
I �
r-1r4%.tr44-,;r-%-�4,CU4r."t2
marrie(l. Grace Carr. Their maIt'l,
ago Ili Loxidion Is still rorucknhor�
I
A commercial traveller Went to -
.
ed as a brilliant affair. They now
114110 QUO of tile flutist country
I MR, REDMOND GIVES WARNING.
hurch onel Ounda,y in A lL,oj%,vn lie hap,
epned to stop over In, and , i4eing;
oonts In England,
__
London, Jan. "O. -Mr. John 'Itea-
. ,
droway he Sell asleep,
MONTE CA40 VC41M.
mond, All 1:l., -Lite IrWh leader, respond-
Tho Preacher was given ,to preaeb
—
Ing to a -Nationaiist address propentl,
"hall Aire And damnation" sermons,
� .
Body ol'Titled G lerilikill 011icel. pollj1d
- ail to him at LMIuburgh last evening,
al'Al 110.8 anorning he &)reached It 0
all Seft 811(ire,
Haiti lie believed that the friends Of
I
Peculiarly etrong, one On the dangers
.
Nice, Jan, 20. -The bOLly Of Count
Ireland would Boon see a measure
, bectiniv law which would heal ilia
of bin, .ttie, relive.,rcig Of heaven, anti
AXei 01061111111, an officer Ili tile Gor-
; Wounds of Centuries and give tile
tbo terrors of Ilell, .
MAIL al -Illy, Stationed at Dresden, was
Irish, people a obance of living in
.
71"dilgh it all t]4 "grip Rack Mail"
cast AS110ru lit San Remo yesterday,
peace and prosperity oil their own
slutulber-ea on, oblIvigus ot ,w,hat was
and those who are acquainted with
,
go I . .
being said, until near the close or
11W events or the past faw days are
If this chance of settling the Irlsh
ttho pernion, ivhen� hater tbe,preacher
Of ilia opinion that ilia body of the
Lilaid question was lost by the rpj.�e.
had Asked all ,wjjo**deSIrod to go to
c Oulltoss may Also be Watched for
The Count And 6buntoss Ossma�
tIon (if the measure, continued Mr,
I Redmond, there would be an over,
�,P.11
heaven to ll.atanld u
Tho rustling. or garments and shur.
have been among tile ,,lost persist-
I lyllebuluir justification for Buch a
fling of feat. liad a consexluent effect
ont gamblore at Monte Carlo. For
I titrong, manaelng and Oangerous pub-
upon ,tile sleepy gravel,or, . and lie iwas
. About ,h Week they Met with tile
lie movement In Ireland as lie would
Just' conscious enough to hear tile
gooti fortune that scems to attend
,
I be sorry to see. �
words "*tana t;p." to the, second query .
bvighiners. -Then the luck turned, and
I He hoped that �Qio spirit of concilla
a tho minister (after tile majority
thoy lost Ileavilly,
t, .
Shown at tlie Dublin land call -
had sat), wherein. lie bad asked "all
After one exceedingly reckless sit.
I fe011
'Ire
., lice Would be reproduced in tile
who desired to go to hell to stalld
ting at roulette, the count tinatioun-
House of Commons, and If so kill of
Up.,P I
tess did what so many others have
clone here-thily disappeared.
the pDIILJCaJ parties might commence
ihe work of appeasement and justice
01 course, as has been said, ilia
traveller only ,board the last two
It iva8 remarked that they )laid a
hurried Interviow with one Of tile
In Ireland. Hitherto the Irieh Nation-
allsts had boon fightIng landlorillsin
words; lit "stand up," So lAzily rising
to hia feet he looked around him at $
�
offleore of the Institution, anti It was
they ]lad
and not the landlords, who they
the Ipeople, then up at the preacher,
suppose(] accepted tile cus-
tomary aid to leave Monaco.
wished would remain to take a part
In the government of tile country
and sald�,Xavr, friend, I doWt know
TrIlat qu ton welare voting on, ibut
The discovery of the count's body,
Mr, Redmond further said that ilia
I
You and .me -seem. to be in A minor- I
however, Indicate that tile losses Of
demand on the treasury for the car-
Lt3N-'
I
the pair were too heavy to be re-
rXing Gut of the voluntary purchase
, , I
— !
itevea by any temporary asBititance
nnd It Is believed they have lit,al;
SCII(Illic Was not unreasonable. Th a
defielt wool(] disappear In ton' years
It ;WaS a, bot J%unday in Jukv, but,._ ._ _
Lilt' the rcqu8Rt
committed suicide, rather than face
ruin and disgrace.
by the reduction In the cost of gov-
__qm_�
Off the Ruperintendent
the minister arose to address -tile
- Prenlier Balfour is again confined
orning Ireland. Laying aside tile
questions or IvIlat Was (]no to the
t`0,11001. Tho Subject was "TeM,ptit.
tion.1- and t,lils it, the ,way. 110 coti.
MHS. -BRISTOW'S
0 gTH
dl rds and of the debt due to Ire-
1-�ld 0
all , it would be a profitable Invokit-
Lent
cluded J11r, remarks : "You must not
ILSLOn to Satan
to flower, freely. .
. .
to tile land
,whon he tomptil you
.
sinall farm. which barely yielded
settle question
Nvlilcli has baffled the best Englial;
to got angry and sm Y bad wcaldri.
rr You Iwt ,your tamper and say .
.
Foul Play Suspected by De-
statesmen, had been a source of
poverty, misery and bloodshed, and
hail caused the emigration of mil-
,bad
%vordH now you will COAtInue to do so
Mholl You are older. When Iwas a
WERh ROASTED ALIVE.
lions of Irishmen, who tool( Into
-title ,boy my mother told me how .
kvrOng
uctive Campau. ,,Amerlctb
and cherished there an un-
It Was to get angry and use
bad ,Words, and how glad I am now I
.
.
dYIng hatred for the Union Jack.
He did not li�llevo that the
that I lietelled to her and learned
girls mat Christ Bell, a 1vcIIt(*d(Y
carpenter, who became Interested
settle-
mant of the land question would end
to kiontrol My tom�psr.#"
Turning to tile Infant olass lie said:
flUSBAN5'j STRANGE 3TORY
tile Home Rule question, but lie ill(]
,,
Littlaboys and girls, you see ,Ulat .
n . Three Arell Dend,
not hesitate to say th&t It would be
the removal of tile last obstacle.
grent SLY Oil M,Y Doom. NOW t.hAt fly
Windsor despatch: Detective Cain-
Pan this morning returned from
In conclusion Mr. Redmond said, if
annoys me, and I Wish it would go
iWay. NQW` solue ipeople migitt. get
MoUragor, Wherc lie has been Ox-
0111111i'19 into tile
tills chance is lost through perverse
Stupidity, the losers will be the land-
angry and say bad ,,words at that .
Jy, I will not. I will raise
mysterious death
f of AIL"S' 'Niary Bristow- "A suspicious
lords on ilia one side, and those de-
siring to maintain the connection'
,but my
,land and brush,,tha, XIY-Gosh blast
Lt. IVA a I
ontare of the case," saiLl Detective
Campall, "is ilia fact that tile body
lic-tween England and Ireland on tll(-
iwarqp
- - -
I
lay crosswise on tile bed, tile fact'
against the wall and tile hoad
other. The- Irish people were read.v
to necept the situation In the eve'lit
the
When William 1-1. Cran a was playing . 1
at Portland, Me.. recently lie ' "I
banging down toward the floor Ov6r
.
the left tomple wile a raggEA gatili,
of acceptance or refusal of tile
W proposition. .
pending
I
"
dId7,noL* I
UtOpi, a,
-t a hotc], but repaired Instead -
to th(s Dome of a personal friend. Ail -
about iwo inches long, which was
either infiloted by a blow or by
HARD TIMES IN,LONDON.
Other or Ills friends became cogniz- . .1
ant Of tile fact in a peculiar manner.
a fall. Tile woman was about 50
—
Title friend first called up tile pill- I
Years old, a0id bar husband nearly
65. 'I'litly were marriod six months
Painted lit Litirld Colors by a Nemv
'York:
month Hotel, and ilia actor not being
Work) Ile then, as 110 supposed, calleir
ago, when it was Said ilia wife be-
to
Correspondent.
7
Now York, Jan.
up tile Congress Hall Hotel. The rot- I
gan drink heavily. On Sunday
20-TVitirecan no
owing couvers.itlon evaued, mays the
night the neighbors heard sboutq
longer be an -y quok;tIQu as to the
Chicago Chronicle:
'Ind curses coining
, from the little
exteiLL and gravity -or the distress
"Is Willia= H. Crane staying
house, and concluded that a brawl
now prevailing in London, Says tire
there ?"
was going on withIn. Tile lloi,30 call-
Tribunals correspondent in Lon-
"No, he Is not," was the response. I
tinned until about 1.80, when the
(1011- MaDY thousands of men In
"well, ms?"
husband called at a neighboring,
exiless of the Usual average Are
Was tile next query.
hGUS0 and asked where lie could ob-
out of employment this winter, and
"No, lie hasn't',' came the reply.
tain a Constable. "I want to eject.
thR workliouses cannot accammo-
"We don't reserve rooms here, first
two mail from my ]louse,' amid lie.
date all tile people dainanding shol-
come, first served, is our rule." � I
Bristow says that early Ili the even-
ter. T1111198 have reaolied a serious
Cranee friend thought this rather ,
ing his wifia asked him to go out and
Pasi in ilia e4i.et end of tile Bxatro-
airy on the part or the hotel clerk, as
bay ten cents' wGrth of wine. When
Polls , While tile t1do of Allen Imini-
lie vuppaxed , but, restraining his ail -
lie got back lie found two strange
gration is Stoadhy rising higher
ger, he tr1ed another question.
Man Ili tile room. They had a bottle
and higher. A Serious sta'Le of mr-
"Do you know whether he wr.l stay
of whiskey, which the party drank,.
fairs exists also, 'in other varts of
MI'll You when- In Portland 7" was the
* --
Bristow was sent three times flur-
Great Britain. An on4less stream of
(brm, It took.,
�
.
Ing ilia evening, lie says, to get ,it
country -bred folks are pouring into
_i
. the telo- �
_____`mjP_-!
"I really .1 III ) a the telo- . i
,
� ��,-nl
fresh supply. Finally the B-trangO
the overcrowded cities, while Chn,
- I
.
phonic 'commmilcaty "bu At . ,..
igg nar.,.��.
. ..
men put him out of tile house. Wlipn
adian farinere organize expeditions
fectlY Possible tit,% I will." . .
lie returned In the morning the men
to search the old country for. much-
Crane7s fr1end at this grew Irate, -
wore gone tind Ills wife Jay dead oil
needed laboir, and offer good wages
ralcl, behig a Man of substance In the
the bad. The door atood open, the
for efficient men, without satisfac-
community, asked the other man If
wind bla,vving through oil the corpse
tary respo,nse.
Its know-wbo, he wme, and at the same
within. Bristow c1nims Ills wife Was
I
%
- I
time gave liliv name and couple,] it " .:
--_.�, �
frozen to ueaLu. Tilds is the junsbanu e
story," continued the datectivp.
"Tile neighbors do not believe tlipre
were any strangers Ili the house.
The noise, they think, was made by
Bristow and his wIfe, and later the
m,Lti left tho house of his own accord.
Whetll�r lie ,struck her before leav-
Ing or whether she roll anti cut liar -
self In stumbling toward the bed Is
what we Ave trying to awertain."
____
NOT QUITE 200,000.
____
Complete .'Reterenclum Vote Iteactles
1001002.
A despatch from North Bay Just
evening announces the orflicial re-
rcren-dum returns for East Nlpis-
2tig, which completes the figures
'Or the whole Province. Tile vote
,.I that constiltuency Was; For,
615; against, lal. This brings the
total vote In favor Of the I'liquor ,tat
up to 190,602; against, 3.08,482,
giving a majority for the act of
96,210. The (]clay In Bast Nipis-
sing was due to bad transportation
facilities from the Temiscaming Fe-
glon, the returns having, been orig-
Inally delayed by the unsafe ice
during tile free6ng-up period.
SEVEN AkE DEAD,
. __
And One Other Dying as Result ol
Explosion.
Washington, Jan. 20.--Tlle follow-
ing cabicgram. was received thI8
Morning at the Navy Department
from Rear Admiral I-jIgglukion, re.
garding the explosion on tile battle -
.1111) Blaarvacilu8sitts, dated San Juan,
jall. 18th :
"Seven dead altogether; Robert
Rule, F - N, Loesser, S. F. Mallnow-
liky, X. J. Platt, Andrew 1-jendriuk-
son, Albert Tack -i, Walter W. A.
,,�clle
, art. Two living -Patterson end
Dossett. Patterson's recovery 'rob�
able; Doosett's recovery d,,'btf..
The dead were buried with military
honors at San Juan. Sick men Ili
hospital."
VON KETTELER MEMORIAL.
—
Ohista HELIKIS it Over to tile Repres-
entative all Germany.
Pekin, Jan. 20 -Vie moinorial built*
by ilia Chinese to Baron van Ketteler,
the German Minister who was as-
sassinated by Chincee at the out-
assembles every day at Aille End,
L.
aided not to oppose the demands of
SISTER OF �ADY NEWBROUGIH
, j I ..
Tho acol-lont occurred oil an on -hip
break of the Boxer troubles, was
)VII-Itechripol, under the auspices 0-
the Social Democratic Fousiratlun.
the BrItIsh Columbia silver -lead
tuiners; for increased protection.
lottor to the mine workers, urging
FLOWERS OUT OF SEASON,
transferred to -day to ilia German
representative, Paron voil der Goltz,
Each man receives a ticket ofitit-
Wig him, If lie Nvalks Sixteen miles In
I
The total receipts Of coal in To-
Louisville, Ky., Jan. 20.-A rain-
ance Ili, real life, before which tile
—
Novel Afetnod jDiscovered for Arbi.
first secretary of legation. -The
transfer WAS made by Prince Ching,
tile line tO Hyde Park anti return,
routo -were but 8,310 tons les.,4 dur-
ing the last nine months of 3-002,
most amazing fletion pitles Into
trarily Malting Platits Bloom.
head of the bourd of foreign affairs.
to a obaro in tile money taken up
Ill tile collection 1,oxes. Those shares
cumpared with the mine period ol
Insignificance, has come to light In
a letter recelved from Mrs. Jose-
London, Jan, 20 -The Tbucapub-
Tho ceremony was attended by tile
diploinittle corps a*nd a,bout 5,000
averago 87 cents. The majority at
1901.
plillio Armstrong, of Louisville, who
Ushas an account front it correspond-
Wilnese. Tile memorial, which waB
tile men in these procomions are
Mr. G. B. Gerrard, managOr or tile
Is now Ili Swlt7erlantl, 'antiounclug
ant of the "otberisrutlon" of plautal,
dedicated some dayu ago with ChIn-
dock laborers.. Aimny of them are
Bank of British North America at
ilia engagement of Mrs. Alice Carr
Lt new PITOW's iv,iereoly plant. uat-
ose corenionles, Is in the form of it
cOUIPlatelY exhausted at ilia and o,
Winnipeg, wlI1 go to London, Ont
Chauncey to Lord Roseliery, forni-
orally floweebilg in tile spring are
triple arch. Its creation �vits provi(led
the March. and Some collapse and
at once, to take charge or the offlc��'
or Premier of ilia United .Kingdoin.
mado to produce b:oesome during the
rot- In tile peace protocol..
Are taken to Lhe hospital. This has
there.
Beyond the otataniont that the
lllr(V!Guu ;IUtUMll-
been a week of tile bittere3t winter
Friends of Rev. Dr. WIlkle,-Iate of
ougagoinent oxistm, no dotalls; wort,
The prooeRs is simple. The Pl-LIltS
in Unk,
STEAMER LAHN GOES ASHORE
weather London lime ever experience -A
the Presbyterian Training School,
given in the letter. It simply states
are Stored a smalt galvanized
anti It to not Surprising tixt.1; the
tirdo�e, Inglia, have appointed a com-
that Loird Itosebery had tleon very
Than other is poured Into a small cup
—
half -fed, half-clad man are unable to
mittee to wait on ilia Forolgii Mis-
attentive to, Mrs. Chauncey for
fixeLl to tile toil of it. tank, whence,
Ton Atiles .�,ast of ifie Itock of Gib -
bear the Strain or the March In the
slons Committee.
several Nreeks, which they have
after tile tank ]lite been securely fas-
ralutt-No Danger.
plorchig, freezitig wind. DqjrIng the
The City of Toronto has orldered
been spending on the Riviera, and
toned, tlic- other is al',owed to evapor-
Gibraltar, ,Tan. 20.-Tfie North
greater part of the dlutanee the
Clio 1,200 tons of Walsh coal to Ila
that ilia engagement ILI tha culluln-
ato for A period of rorty -eight hours.
German Lloyd's stammer Lahn.
niarchers are sllentj and nothing IS
heard except the rattling the
brought frolut 1<1111gr4ton, and from
atloll of a courtship which began
During this time t lie p',ants shed
their leave�� and may be described 46
Capt. Malchorm, from Mediterran-
of
cash I,Oxes. Now mild then, however,
I 000 to 8,000 tone of Bay C'Ity coal
maronto.
When ilia couple met at Cannes a,
few
Ili a state of Intoxication. .
can parts for New York, went
the tho,tioalid or two thousand men
a"t $1.76 f.o.b.,
weeks Ago.
. After this period the pittrits are a-,:-
1 tshore at 4 o'clock this morning
the
Join Ili this chorus:
BRITISH AND FORE'61N.
Tae AILLITIOUN Carr (ifl-IS
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posed to the air for another period
at Tuniara. ten miles east ut
Rock of Gibraltar. Thoro WAS a
"Tile po,or, the poor, are ever In tile
WAY
The Sultan of Morocco's forces Nvoro
engagement recalls tho his-
tory of tho famous Ca, rr girlS, Who
of forty-olght hours. This In turn Is
followed by .I second period of other -
h6avy fog and rain was fallingat
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TI Door Are starving dity by (Jay,
defeated by ilia ]Pretender.
worn once belles of Kentucky,
Ilardly fifteen
Jzatlmt, after which the plants are
the time. Oil board ilia steamer
W0. saloon passengers and 1,200
They walk Along th'a KIng's highway,
The starvIng of Old England.,,
- Prenlier Balfour is again confined
years agu the Carl,
family residad on, a farm near Mad-
removed to ail ordinary forcing house,
und within two at, three weeks begin -
onilgrants.. Site lt4 Ili no danger.
poOr
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to lite house, suffering froin a severe
isoll, Ind., the father ranting ti,
to flower, freely. .
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cold.
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sinall farm. which barely yielded
TO A CANADIAN WONIAN.
PANTHER BOMBARDS PORT..
Two hundred poisons -were drowned
them tile neco,marles or lite. while
WERh ROASTED ALIVE.
F
as & result or a landslide, at Napkin,
ail it vislot to thIs elty, tile two
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Hari -let T. Sewcll Bequeathed DuSt-
Sall Carlo.,4, '-'2Mileti'l,iroji,il�Ial-iterLibo,
China.
girls mat Christ Bell, a 1vcIIt(*d(Y
carpenter, who became Interested
(ItolvIl Shect of Eligille Blew Out-
liess Interest.
,41telled by GernlanB.
Goebel, the Inventor of submarine
thrpodo boatR, has developed Inearill
Ili tbomi and invited them to vist-4,
n . Three Arell Dend,
Now York, Jan. 210, -BY tile Will Of
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Maracaibo, Venezuela, Jan. -0'-
Ity. and bits been placed in ail asy-
lidnisolf and wife tit Ills Modest
Baltimore, Ald., ,Tan. 20-Throo ila,ti.
tile litto Holon 111. CampbOlt, which
,
110rt '6411n Carlos Is 1-11-1 miles from
Inn).
home a few miles from Louisville.
road mail worn roneted alive In the
WAS tO-da,Y filed for probate In
Maracalbo, And comiliands ilia on-
trance to tho lake or inner bay.
Druesels floollatchos say it nowl Mor-
Tito visit wao prolonged Into
woekt4, and then Into months, until
I cith or ail (-n,,,Ino Ili an acciflont on
I ill(% naltimoriL & Ohio early this
Brooklyni Harriet T. Sewall, of
Fort Eric, Ont., a :sister of the tea -
The correspondent of the Asso.
gait combine will purchacii all lines Of
th'a girls melt Dr. William GrIffitli,,
worntn:;. The catastrophe occurred
tator, Is bequeathed all tIla lattorls
d
alitic Prow lime received a letter
i1clasols plying between Europe and
c
it wealthy practition ,r or this elt"v,
1 at Monwovla, allout tweive milei cast
Interest In the firm of Thurston &
from Gen. Bello, tomnianding the
South America.
;iio was attracted by their re.
I O" Frole!-1-1c, Md. The dead are - Louis
alostar, & i,ntiling concern, of Bilf-
vort, reading: "Yestorclay after-
It Is said that tile new sabaldized
inarlpilbla beauty, kind volunteered
1-141111, fireman, and C. W. Graliam,
falo. To an Episcopal organization
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noon, At 12.80, Vort San Carlos
Ounard 11nors will cost $6,,-,10,000
to Oducitto them. The invitation
C. Xub,ill, ong,111cor. It. Stelliacker,
tho testAtor beipteaths tlle Suln Of
WUH attatilt(Ifl, And #,phIffled, wIthout
bach, and have, a continuous speed
waq accepted, with the result that
1 fireman, Is so i,adly In3ured that he
$50,000 for the purpose of building
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1 1. M, 1 +_ it
I --I-' +- tile teatyltorlo f6th-f.
wim a requent. that, Lim her ascur- . . . -1
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taln If Air. 'Crane was to come to � ...�
that particular hotel. - � .,
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"Whonr do you think you are talk- -
Ing to?" was the Yankee -like query. . �
th,at this questioninir Avrotest brought ,
forth. ' .1 ...
"Why, the Congress 1itiat dCftlel, to
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be sure," wits the reply. . �
"'Zot at all. This is the county jall," . 4
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rejoined tho othril, as lie hastl y lju,�g I
uj� the receiver. in order to escape . I
from, profaile comment. . I 1
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At tile close of a fashionable din -
liar In London ex -Gov. Hogg, � of
Illexas, founa" lfi,T�,_?j� I
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of the Mansion beside it handsome�
woman who )lad silt opposIte him
at the table, but whose name ,he
had not caught. Sho Awaited her
carriage, but , was unescorted.
"Surely you are not going hoins?
miGne, madam ?" Bal
Governor to the lady *
"Thank you, Gover�or," she said,
"but I'm perfectly "safe. Aly carrt-
age is beloir now.
"But, madam," lie persisted, "In
Texas we never permit a lady to
go home alone from a party. I
should eateem it a great favorto
he allowed to escort �you, to your
house.,' ,
111 won't trouble you, I'lovernor,"
she replied, cordially, "but you
may see me to my carriage."
This rejection of lils campanyset
Go,ir. Hogg thinking that lie had
cammitied ail error, and he, pro-
ceedod to consult Ambassador
Choate. _
,-They do things differently ovor
here," explained the Ambassador,
graveln 11 It was not quite the
right 1hijig for you to do to offer
to take the lady home, bat don't
worry. That was the famous Duch-
ess or C--, one of the brighte%t
and most practical women In Lon -
(Ion, wid She'll not think thoworse
of -,vou for Your mli;take."
The Ambassador smiled reassur-
Ingly.
"Choate," said tile ex -Governor,
"wasn'tit clever of me to pickout
Buell_ a sensible and flne-looking
lady as tile Duchess of -- to make
that Toxms break on ?"
Watebod the King.
Ilall Caine's youngest son, Dail -
went, showed his mother a anapshot
of a scene taken on the occa.slon
of King Edward's last visit to tile
,
Isla of 11hu. The boy, was a promin-
ant figure In the picture, and Mrs.
Calno isaid In a shocked tone:
I'llim surprised to - sea that you
kept your hat on. The other gen.
tlemen are bareheaded."
"All except tile King, mother", lie
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'Orrected. "I watched him, and -
when I sAwl that lie didn't take off
Ills lj,,�jt, I kept on mine, becaniti,
of course, lie knows better than Any
one .also what's -tile right thing to
do.",
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an,y prove(.,,%,, on oil out, part, wit;
,,,,, reylooki potilteation or doltv.
of 25 knots an hour,
President Mitchell has rLd dressed a
wo Allores Carr In 1,11110 uCcaul"I
two of the nwst popular girls Ili
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Tho acol-lont occurred oil an on -hip
and to tile lit-waboys and bafotblaek:44
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"D141 Jolow," wald -ttle yollu,c
)rIll,"Of An 11111matuin by the Ger-
mail CrulsPll Panther. tried
lottor to the mine workers, urging
Kentucky society.
draw!ll.; ritty loaldel ears. Witbout
tiv� W-1-liteot wArning the lo2oinotivp
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of Buffalo tile nminO Alu tint Of
money Is allotted.,,, 1 7
yau
ail, w1r) tried to, axwe ma a. lin-10%,
which
le rant.
,a. After it fight
lasting ail hour# during which Lite
them to do all, In their power to In-
dreaso ilia output of coal.
AtItt'I'li'd (4) blilli011-4. �
Eleven years ago, whilts Alleewaq
I)Ifmr out lice crown shoot a -III the
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'Bel,tilln.g, steani parlvo:h�l the,, )non be -
. �%rti,�
What Did She Iftw.
q Information, ,'that thore
No�jjljjc, o
w(Is A thilp Whpu it wde constdorod a
fort used only four gunp, the Pall-
lt III reported that tho clilatti of
slionding tho timunier at an Atlail,
fill n they wore huricil through tho
Me. Alarrya I xloy has
eximm t. -V ft illmil to kiss Ills wille (in
ill( -Nr war, Obliged to Abandon the
tile Afacedolilmn revolutionary inqv 0
tic seasido rmort, Nlio met Anti
married Samuel Sloa,u (31,.%ullcey,
air.
Who" the nbont And sott
left an c8tat1;-11,V(0,rtho`1-,110 0,0, at
least. Wouldil't you "o "Is
t 1),
sund Lily ? ,
, , lildood rplolned T�flsfi cayentiv,
fight and rotreated ILL ilia djrer�
tion ot ("uritcoa. Tile fort bas Alit-
Inent have doolded to begin ail Ili .
surration thin Spring.
Young, hand.901110 and many times
ermvn
phig blow- mit tile furnace door wits
W1.1ovy 7 .
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1,4114 naw Llmeo are a 1111111ber of
fored lit) clain .
ago anti olliv threc.,
At. Zolnuct, counkial t()r illp U VoWn
a IlijIllonairo. .
* Their wilarripil 11tv, extendlug t)v1,r
throwil ("p-li Arill tile shoots of flame
tililri oni,itted oat the unforturiato
Mrs., Xarryst (a in, lope, 1�1 al -11 ax(,301 I
TO
deal-, Pd rather be -
JuStAnCOS In willoll It W(Alldill-0,I)AWN�
b0i 1001.01LI Oil Marc AH II p0UUIl0P!"-
luell Ware WOUFx1od", .
Princess of Saxony, JIes issued a
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a term of k4oven yearao was linrut-
mellis clothing 01) fire, .
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phis. !?rose. �
waHbIngtoll 13t4r, I .
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