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HARR"I THAW'S
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I Thoy havo be0l knigagi'A 8111L.0 (1110111i
mas. Thm, will go to Lftodeli to vis,
Jlergh'o old lion)o oil their. wedding
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Doot. 4y Tmmps W4 Were IN
tmir. , Aftl�Jvwarkl thtky will 11VO !11
CIOV0144.41 Men vote tq Walk Out
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p1tiladellillia. .
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F`1(J`Hmr' FOR LIBERTY.
Miv�fi Irolawl. Haid "Vadge" wholl
nske(l about the romance coullecte(l.
rged voul)011s. ,at the Maluilleiiii. Paill
BY AFGHAN,
with her ongagoillout.
early tit April tho dotectivvs at last "it(
H04 Griev44cell A11114 wout Two
1110; just. likq aqy other engagement
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I Imagine'" slid fulded, "only thilt, the
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partitis, to it mia lituoli motio irltox�estqd
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Asks Court to Release
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'ill this* than in anyone's else. My -
p1lotogr , apliv OnrB lim uot been ail -
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Ila le
watomunrk that has nevor bi�vu eq I
courts ana tile UuAslaii graita au4es and
illustrated ongagoment and there will
Him From Asyluni. ;
due
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not be an illustrat I ed woddinc."
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impe'imi'ites- guests Were received
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JIL th(t Chal)el doors' by tile AletrOp011-
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Evelyn Thavi Willifing to
Can of the court and a number of
lb) lr(ll (4� s4 t si L- After. the. Ejoporor had, been
mprinkled with. holy water
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Emma's Friend
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Help Himh
and
lie conducted the, brldftl pair to the
(tills, before tile great golden gates, of
. � San Francisco, X117 4-111, the
- capsized yesterday near by Kipoff, :
tbe high altar, The Ivedding rings
- riort r4ason guard-hQuse is Pte.
Aiu",r of _kfall,tubiton. A desI)atch
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were brought frout tile altar oil golden
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: � Buwalda, of Company A, First
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Jerome Must Prove H'...
gero Of
"1"r8 Allittu'd1actil'I "Poll tile fill'
(110 bride bridegroom by the
:� Battlion of Engineers,. . Buw4Ida
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Suiperor's conrossor, The Aletropo Iltall
:: had been identified as the soldier
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to he Cra.z. Y.
Own completed the rites of the Rus-
look hands with Emm.a Gold -
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Aian. niarriage services, two of the
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man at it meeting of Anarchists,
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bride.; iipare8t relativea holding gowns
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and pledged his assistance. The
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11oughltti�psio, N.Y�, May 4,—Horry
?ver tile heads of the bridal pair dur-
Ing the ceremolly. Whilo the To Douill
identification was made by detec-
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I<. T)14wls fight for liberty, Which
was being clianiki. ail Imperial Salute
tives of the police force, and he
)1.%8 been Ili progress almost every me-
of 101 gains was fired. Tho procession
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wa� placed. under arrest. BuwaIdA -
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,111olit since lie shot down Stanford
then returned to one of the anto salons,
will\be brought before a court
White on the vtowded Mailh;on Square
where the Lutheran marriage ceremony
was performed by the Swedish Bishop of
Ill artiaL
Pool gardea lbeatre nearly two years
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ligo, wan eontinued Ili the supreme
At a late hour III the ovelling tile
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(!ourt here to -day. Twice tried for
bridal pall, took a speolial. traiii for t3t.
Petersburg, the houvyinoon will.
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T WIT ELVE PERISHIIED,
tnwder, tile second thae, acquittsd
where
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billy to be sent to the Matte -wall
be passed tit the palace of tb� late Arch-
duke SeToe.
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state hospital for the uritainal insane,
During the day there were services Ili
GUESTS MET DEATH 'I N OLD
Thaw now *ill endeavor to prove his
all the churches of the enipirlp� MU4 ill
BUILDING AT FORT WAYNE,
sallity and Ills right 'to freedom.
St. Petersburg cItA!h, bells pealed
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The proceedings, -which began to-
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(lay, were based upon a writ of ha-
throughout the entire afternoon.
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Six Moro Lives Lost in Brooklyn,
beaa corpus taken out at the Instance
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HE TERCENTENARY.
Brick Tenement—Whole Family
of the prisoner to procure his rolea . so
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Wlp�c[ Out—Caught by Flamos
trom. the asylum. The writ was is-
sued by Justice Morsinlialiser at White
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in Upper Storey,
Plains on April 22,, on a7pplioation of
British Rule and
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Sames, G, Gralialft, a Newburgh. at.
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torney.
the Queboc Celebration.
Fort Wayne, Ind., May 3, --At leaht
It ums, made returnable before Jus-
already atrived Ili Laudikotal witli a
twelve persons la4 their lives in a fire,
Itice M-orschauser in this city to�day,
Ali Interesting
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Quebec, Alay 3—The coming Quebec,
which, Idestroyed the new Avelino Hotel
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sidelight oil' Tha a
Inatrimonial affairs, which have at-
tercentenary got a big bo`oal; to -day I
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early to -day. � entire interior of the
building is a sillouldering Ileap of ruills,
traeLed much attention since Ilia re-
moval to tile asylum, was containud
tile shape of papul decree, which waB
read in the Roman Catholic 0hurches,
and how many . dead are concealed by
ill It -stateniont given out by Russell
Peabody, one of Thaltv's counsel, b"'
highly cillogis,ti e of both Samuel DV
the, debris can onty be conjectilred. The
hotel register was consumed by the fire,
lore tho Opening uf 0,;rLiTt to -day.
Unimplain and.lilgr. De 1,aval. ,
The Pope's encyclical is addressed
and there is -no accurate means of deter.
' )7oalig Mrs. Tlii�w, N%lio has begioi
-�,Iilt for the annulment of their ixlar�
to Archbishop Bel"In 'and the other
archbishops and bis%op�s tile Calla_
miniligy who iB missing.
, U.11 known dead are: R. S, Johnson,
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riage, has not seen her husband in
more than two months. Mr. Peaboli,
of
dian Church. The Pope declares that b ,
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0111cago Hirsch, Now York- H. 13.
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3 filler, oygan, wja.; J. R. ni Ilia,
said, however, that Mrs. Thaw has
'offered
cause of his special ffe ion fo
0, et r Can-
ada and of the close relatiolle
Chicago; J. )17� Pitcher, Fort Wayne;
herself as a witness in her
husband's behalf should her testi-
existing
between theill, be could not .permit ]its
J. 1.11. Devine Philadelphia; three uni.
d entified men'
itiony be lieccss�ary to obtain 'i's free'
Hia -whether
voice to be absent for tile the general
01 orus of joy Ili duxint!ction with
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The known inissin are: Afax Was -
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<10111. did not ];now it
Would be iloccesary to Vall her t(.
eo I"In Plate& �
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sem, a wrestlep,,, Fort 11"hyne.; Frank
l3axter, Auburn, Ind.; 11 B A!ty, of
Poughkeepsie, lie said, but if lie ba�
1!��ing a tribute to -the fi�elity
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Washiliarton. Ind-- Chas. Beniantin. De-
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VOlop � a slie-ivill-�-6e�suiiinioned.---- -- generally, the decree says Chat; the
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Thaw himself undoubtedly will go church�in Canada. enjoys a greater 11b,
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oil the stand in his owit, behalf, IVIT. erty than perhaps anywhere else, tind
Peabody said. Ile declared that the for this be pays a tribute to the juist in -
prisoner is 'vd1ling to Submit to a fluence of British rule.
weatilination tile court or the distriT11C Sainuel Do Chadhplain, , says the
attorney tilay desire its proof of his Fope, appears upon the carliest; Scenes
, Ili the history of Canada. French by
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Ur. Peabody said he and Afr. ('Arahaiii birth, remarkable for both genius find
-,v)II oppose any att(-nipt to have tile courage, 'but Much more for 01tristiall
vnse tranhforrod. to New York vounty, wisdoin, Ilia 1101i"Oss culogizes both
'while it was reportvd Assistant Nstri(t Champlain and the. early Jesuit and
Attorney Glarvan would make -the open- other Freneh missionaries in Canada,
Ing of tile hearing. as Well as, Algr. De Laval, enjobis the
"We want tit(% case tried in Duelies.s duty of thankfulness to God for the
Cou0V' said Air. Peabody, "Thaw's prosperity which Ile has sliowined upon
place of confinement is here, r1h, writ Canada, and. invokes an ab-andatice of
WaS Inade TOturnable here and we believ- celestial gifts for assuring the 'u seful-
ed that the crowds of curiosity �cckeri " e5s "' 'Ile coll'i try - of the"coming feter
Nvould be avoided Ili Poughkeepsie. .1 - '
"We hold that the burden of proof
rest,4 upon Ali-.' Jerome to show that THE BIG STRIKE.
Shaw h; insane. -.-\fr. Jerome's comment . - --
iii the first trial adjudged him salle. Tile
jury Ili tile second trial deemed blin ill- The Cotton Operatives' Strike Will
sano at the time lie killed Stanford
WhItc." . I Involve 7,000 Persons. .
Tha-w took a seat .at the minsel, table
)between Afessrs. Graliani and Peabody, ��Joxxtroal, Ilay 4.—The big strike of
and at once entered into carilest conver- Canadian cotton operatives, which will
sation with 1fr. Graham, who 19 in . .
charge of the habeas corpus proceedings, ovelitually involve some 7,000 Persons,
The opening of thehearing -,vita delay- was inaugurated as a protest against the
ed by a conference between District At- 10 per cent. cut in. wages ordered by tile
torucy A -lack, of Dueliess county, and Dominion Textile, all([ Alontreal Cotton
Amistant Districh Attonivy Uarvan, of .Comparies last week. The mulo Spinners
New York, -%vlio was P;�drvvoriug to tit Valleyfield, Iloolielaga, and St. Henri
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transfer the ca8e to N(uv York eounty. illifis have astruck, and as their work is
Dr. 'Baker, tile veting Superintendent W the basis for that of most all the others
the Afatteawan Asylum, wnp; called into it is only ,it illatter of time when (ill the
the. conforence. I departments, will have to C'ose-. 11711fred
11r. Garvan and District Atbtorney Paquette, the busitiess agent of the Fod-
*.NVtxvk appeared in court beforc, noon, ,Ile- eration of Textile Workers, declares that
voinpanied by Assistant JXF;triet, Attor- tile qpIlillers,will. not accept a out $0 long
)Icy, johnstoll, Afr. (�,,.Illfllli fol-mally as the companies are able to pay good
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filed Ilia writ and received from tile Di;. sized dividends to their shareholders..
trict Attorney his return to it, District " ' �'
Attorney Mack then addressed the
vourt and moved that the proceeding.4 I FOR QUEBEC10
be sent to New York county. - . .
Thaw looked ru-red and well and Ili% I
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color indicated tha ht�, It -is had plenty C M
of outdoor life at Al'atteawan, .
4 - I. Calgary and -Victoria.
SWEDEN'S PRINC�. I Ottawa, Out., 2NElly 4. --About 170
LEADS -'GRAND DUCHESS MARIE ' offieav� and men will constitute & com-
' - pos[to regiment for the Quebec. tercen-
TO RUISMAN ALTAR. tenary celebratiou. to come from the
' I three western military Jistriets with
Royal Alliance is Consummatod Amid headquarters at Winnipeg, Calgary and
Great Pomp and Ceromany Char. Victoria, respectively. Owing to the
acterlstic of Statelio:t Court in great cost Of transportation, etc., the
Europe ... m0atinoris Thunder � Out Militia Department has found it inadvis-
able to bring a large contingent from the
Paean While Solemn Te DeLIM is Winnipeg distrieL The force Will be
Chanted. about 110 men, while from the other
two districts about 30 men each will
6t. Petev+burg, Alay 3- -Prince Wit- come, �j : 1, .
b0in of 8%veden, second oun of King I DYING IN OPIUM DEN.
Ou-itave. the popular s dior prlim! I .
, ' I Due do Chaulnes Found by High
who visited America !it li.107s was iliar.
'rand Duchess !
ried this piterailon to G Police Official.
Paris, May 3.—Tt now trauspites that
;Ilarle rovlovila. it cousill of tile ],Pill- ! the death ol th6 Due de Chaulnes fol-
peror of Russia, ,and daughter of i lowed immediately a visit by the un-
GTaud Duko Paul Alexitadrovitch. fortunate young inan to ail opium den.
lho. ecrentony took- pl,-tve at tha T-;ar- ! ,1,110 I ,
natt.cr was variofully k,ept Secret
okoo Selo, and was nevo III pauir-tt by alt I by the pollee, an official of u'lloin, help-
thu point) tuld brilliaut di,ipfily 'of - Pd to remove tile Duke in a 6,yilig con-
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color charticteristic of tbo l"o-1L '3tat-c'N' �dllion. to the Hotel Langhtim, but tile
court ht E'urol%!. i face was inade known by a wentbef of
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, To -night it great state bancluet iva-3 . the Chaulnes family.
served, .at which toasts were drunk to ! The story is one of the iiaddest Ill tit,'
the good untler,standing betwe 2,xi ' history Of Paris society.
'4w-eden find Russia, rez(m1ly reaelrnl : The Duchess knew ]ter husband was
in tile Baltic agreenlent to which to- � III when ilie was put to ,bad, hut A -lie was
day's, w6diling, the fir*t in inodeTu ,. 'it it danger6ua
tGes between the rolin ry llnu,3es Of � not aware that he Wag J
the two eountrics. puts th"i, seal. ,;, eondition'llixtil ib was too late for any
The robing of the bride Wits per- ! medical treatment to 'be effective. Tt
forilled ftec"Ordilig to eolat cu..Stoln, Ill I will not until aftcr his dVath that the
'f Duellesi know tile immed R,te cauic of
title private apartlIXCIA4 of tile 15,111ilves-4. ' .
, her huisband1% illness. ' - ,
0ia was dressed by the I-ouprQss and � I- I � I .. 0—
the Dow4ger Empress, assi.,ited. by their - I .
nudds of honor and ladle,i-in-waith%tv-, I NuRaF, WEDS MILLIONAIRE.
.1 salute of twenty-ouc ,gruns 4id it � Toronto Lady to 86tome WIft of -Coal
blare of trumpets announced the start i .
of tha procession. At tile head emne , Oporatdr.
tile Dowager Ralpt'vs,4, oa the arill of I New York, May 3.—Mabol Irelftni�
King (4ubt..xve; thV. Eanperor of It"' . i 110"d'Aftilt to � tile ;Uperintendont of ille
Slit- oscorti'v ("', ,11 Olga of Grreeev, the I prit-site bospital ofs,I)rs. Bull , and
Empress "seorte hy the (Iraild. D111w Wall�,% V7ill bA. 1111ITTiOd i(I (1,114710
(If Iret;....x" croll,it 1.111ove Verdilla?l-1 and ., 11crAfll, It %vt,,Iltllv I'll fladelp!) ill coal
Crown Printem Mnl?c of Rouill'blawl, I operajor, ,tit. the TAttlo Chu'reh Atou,fte
attended by tile tourt ushers and mar" , ,tile (.,,Or1Icr ixt. I 0�10100k 1).M. on ,Tunc
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shaI3 and other funetionarles, I 3. Thti 11conse was obtained tit th(
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Then arm ill alln valkle tile bridal . (1) .111 hore oil Saturday. I
plir and beliiml thmn ularelled Pritive � ' p,Ii,.j 11-(,1,llltl it, it ll.,ilivt) of Toronto
Nipholl-4 nild 111,11wo Altdlt�w of ("ree(!V �'t .1.
. Sho h, 4 b4i'll villowt-tod with 0le, 1141,4�
111111 Ellpir wivVs, Prillve I'll 1.1 itophel, Of , pit'll f0tIr 1,1(-,IJ`.4, Hli(i moL Dr. I-"(,rgl
Ireece and IJril1e(,. Carl of swodon find , t,, . 'go through it NvollI611 frioili
1, %yo yt-arfi a
Iiis, wile and tho gu(-.4s frowilt, foreign wilt) was a patient �ht the sallitaflain
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,, unkno-svIt. woman, compaition.
of Airs, Hathaway, " '
The complete (restruction of .the in.
terlor of the hotel makes the work of
recovering bodies a difficult task, as
bricks and twi-aked girders piled up be-
tween the walls to beyond the second
story must Vo removed piece by piece
before the foll, of -the dead. call be com-
pleted. Some of the bodies taken out
tire nian,
, gled ,and charred beyond recog-
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ilition,
The hotel was oreeted balf .% century
ag,O, and the woodwork was as dry as
tinder. Jt burned fike nialchwood, and
within a few minutes from the timethe
fi.re was discovered the wholg interior
Of the lwtel was a mass of fGxics ill).(]
the only means of escape left was by
the window, I I
, Fire Chief Anckenbruck places ]its cs-
timato of the dead -yet in ilie rinis as
high ,is twenty, The New Avellne Hotel
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was a- six -storey building of brick. The
hotel 4nd its furnishings were -valued
tit $80,000. The Stocks of other occu-
pants of the hotel block Were valued at
about $35,000.
Six Dead. in Brooklyn. .
Now Yory, Afay 3—An early morning
fire in the four -storey brick tenement ill
.Humboldt street, Brooklyn, caused the
death of six persons and the serious in-
jury of four others. Every member of
one family, a mother and four children,
are among tile dead. There were many
thrilling rescues by police and firemen,
and it was clue to -their brave work that
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the death list was not larger. A balf
dozoli-'or more 'persons who were ,trap-
ped in the upper storeyi were saved by
jumping into life nets. The financial
loss caused by the fire is estimated at
$10,000,
The dead are Mrs. Jennie Cohen and
N -Mrs, Dorm Abrailis and her four Phil.
dren, Sadie, Carr � to, Annie and Charles.
I The fire started ill the cellar of the
building at about half -past 2 this morn -
i, , when the people lcomposing the
11:1it families living in the liouso, wero
asleep.
When the firemen arrived the fire had
extended through. the entire remr'por-
tion of the house, NvIlere the fire escapes
were located, and the terror-stricken
inmates of the up -per floors bad been
driven to the front rooms, Where they
were hanging from wilidows sIltkeking
for help. Ladders and life nets were
quickly brought into use and most of
the iinperilled people thus -were res-
cued. �
The Abrams family lived oil, the third
floor. For some reason, probably the
opening of several doors and -windows
-,vhIch caused a quk-,k draught, the
flames Swept through their apartment,
so thab the only way to escape death
Ili the flames Was by jumping from the
windows. Chas. A. Abrams and his sis-
ter Anna clicac this Way of escape, Both
struck ail iron railing and were dead
when picked tip. Mrs. Abranis mlid hev
other children, Sallie and Carrie wore
burned to deatb� clasped in each *O'tlAcr's
arms.
Porb Whyne, Ind., May 4.—At 8
o'clock tills morning the death roll re-
sultant front yesterday's Now Avelino
Ilotel. stood at eleven known dead with
several persons Still unnecollinted for.
Just at daylight tI)e body of it mail
was uncovered.frolli. the ruins, the first
to be, pxhumed front thii IlValis Of debris
since
, Sunday evening, The bodv 'vita
Mviltified as' that of ("Ila& llexlja�ixl) Of
Detroit, �
A reviied. list Of dead 1011'01"' T� T"
Itillet, �Sheboygall! Wis.. J. U. E'lliS,
Chicago, Isafte Hirlell, Chicago; WITI,
Pitcher, Duluth '. 11. 8, Johnson, I'ana,
111b." Jos. IV, Deviney, 15111IM101011111
Charles Benjamin, Detroit; unidentified
woman, "pposed to .have been Aliss
-Afary Burkette, Allssmvaka-, 1111; Inli.
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.. deixiiiied womitiA, supposed to have beef,
� J;Jisa, Skrall Hathaway, Afismwa " .
unidentified main, supposed to Ila hilirk(le',
it hotel Porter; ullidontifiml body of a
filaft, .
� All of the, dozen I)OVS011A 90,61131Y Ill-
jured-by b1ling or J)y leaping from tile
inivilinj hotel ItTe doing Nvell tit the lies.
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)116 Ohio., whose defah is hourly V%,
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The total number of deaths eftlilloi
bo dotormillod lintil tit(* (10I)VIS Ilan boor
voulpletely Aoarellod.
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11 aillinal Waile nt WImilpog yoiderday
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lielliAl deteetlym during Clio ploit 51:
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Doot. 4y Tmmps W4 Were IN
luoliths,
CIOV0144.41 Men vote tq Walk Out
Off the Train#
As 4 result of the pxv�loittatlou v
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mmids have failed, despite tile activity
of the Afghan niollabs, wany of wlioni
rged voul)011s. ,at the Maluilleiiii. Paill
BY AFGHAN,
� Engmeer Missing 4"d 0 Nullihe r of
early tit April tho dotectivvs at last "it(
H04 Griev44cell A11114 wout Two
Men. jnjure4.
('.'t'!Qd�ed tit truelng tho spurious pill)(,
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here, with the re -4111t Chat Hill wati ,it
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Twenty Thousand Troops. Attack .
.i's to" at (41raveueud, whVre lie oitvmlbl�
lmrrled ail the butiluess, of a civil Of
the Dyber Pass.
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glooer, . Itt, Ili
1� Ineluded tit tile Outfit f0tuld
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possession was a Plate for prodiwillf
British S;
ll;geod In Holaing,rhen, In,
Ila le
watomunrk that has nevor bi�vu eq I
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.1 lbigtou train No. 0 was dylitunited licar
by counterfeiters, and forl',ed coupon
check fit olochhouse.
witli, face values of $75,001),
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Gen. Willocks Hurrying Tf9ops to
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120 Persons Drownied.
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j,olldoll, N, ay 3,—The lucreashIV rgraly.
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St. Petersburg, KAY 4-4 Pas' '
ily of tlie Itelix's from tbO "OrtlMost
: � senger boat on the River Dneiper :
frontier of India, points to tile like]!-
- capsized yesterday near by Kipoff, :
hood of serious cQuip)1eatiOns with the
, " In the Government of Nobileff, ,
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Aiu",r of _kfall,tubiton. A desI)atch
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rroill 811111a, tile symnier capital of
The boat Was filled with peasants
India, aun,).auqes that it body of Af-
and their wives and children, re-
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gliatts, between thirteen and twenty
turning'from church, It was over -
.thousand btrinly, crossed the border III-
croWded and became unmanageable
to India Friday night and divided in.
i In the middle of the stream e
to two liartles, Tile larger aild better a
L
passengers lost their !leads and
anued p4rty went lo,Laiullkotal, which
turned the boat over by crowding
gi�tards the Afghan end. of the Khyber
1
Pa"s, and tile other luider ('0111TIland,
to 040 side.
of SuKi &%Ilib, went tQ the Upper Ba-
Milian Valley, 8aturday evening tlle3'
.i,+4 -+-+*4-* 4, 0 +-+*-*-++-+-+-+-+-+-+-4-
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delivered their niqla atta& upon tile
Alieliikandacli blot-khouse, which is
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held by it detachment of the Khyber
.
Rifles. The Afghans mado detertitined
111"11.11
"We have all Pur plans ready for A
strike, therd AvIll be no,tio-up and lit-
efforts to cLipture the blockhouse Etna
I
12 le and
F0 0, Italians Clash and Twi
heavy firing conti tilled until 8 o'clool;
hurried to. the hospital,
E'xpr�ss Messenger J, (1. Valentine
this morning. Ille attlielz failed, tile
. Fatally Hurt.
garrison inflicting soille loss upon the
.admit
tell t I L the jinimy found in ]its possei
Afghans. The garrison was also able
' L I
,ko defeat the Afghans' repeated at*
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Wilkesbarre, Pit,., Alay 4�-Poles at
tem.pta to Captill-O tile Catavansexies
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ticar the blockhouse. The enemy with-
-
Italians engaged !it it bloody riob i
drew to the Southward, attacking the
.
Hudson, ton miles from here to -day, tM
Loargai 811i nwariB, who repelled them.
Poles, being fatally wounded, two, othel
Despittelles front other points state
badly hurt, while many were injured ar
t4lat Major -Gen. Sir James Willeocks,
were carried away by their coulpailion
who coulmands the expedition sent Ili-
Tile police are now searching for thei
to the Bilru Valley to punisli tile
,
and expect to make arrests to -day.
Zakkakhels, ali A60 tribe, directly
There has been it feud between tl
Ila received the news. of the. lin1jending
Poles and Itillians for sonic, time o%v4r
attack made s%vIft .dispositions to meet
to tile fact that it.number of Poles toc
'Strildiur
the new- emergency. The British
the places of the Italians i
'
forces, which were' concentra ting for
near -by coal witics. To -day Italians lai
the purpose of ad'vancing against the
in anibush for a party of the Poles all
Molunands, who became troublesome
attaeked them wit], stilettos, JOsef
after the Zakkakliels wore -subdued,
Wisordt wits stabbed ,seven times; Ale,
have now been diverted to other direc.
tinder lVilkowski four times, and hot
t' its. Gqn. Willcocks, who has himself
10
are dying. John Darboaki and Jose I
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taken v,harge, of the Operations, jilt%
Verdetti were badly 1voluided ,and
already atrived Ili Laudikotal witli a
.number of others were hurt.,
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bri of infantry, a squadyOn of .
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'Fa(fe ,
Ca ,,try a Ild eight gl�ns, A f ew Of tile
ROSE ACCTTSEP.�
client), we're seQn in the ]tills during
police etation. Among the articles which
Clio wareli and a few allots were fired.
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liluit, of J'Vives0r, running a good. dry
�'$
atore, Clime oil w0ek ilays, kind
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tAREET'CAR 0011"RIKUL
It is Ipitherea rrom. the foregoing de-
goods,
teachilig, IN. large Sunday school class of
.
%
-4 I 11.1
Doot. 4y Tmmps W4 Were IN
hopi And girl" oil 4.41ind ity, 110 attended
111(wtillgrd of ellarity orgailizatiolls, gikyo
CIOV0144.41 Men vote tq Walk Out
Off the Train#
I liberallY ill the pool" and Ivaii pi'lRoll.
ally aciptainted NvIth illmly of tit(-, lis'st
This Evoning, *
mmids have failed, despite tile activity
of the Afghan niollabs, wany of wlioni
people i)f TACICC60r, Ill fact, 80 0;-
11.1.1"'.1— I
� Engmeer Missing 4"d 0 Nullihe r of
elliplary Avila his life lbat lie ,wou. the
10041 --0140 known As -Tile ITONva J11111-
H04 Griev44cell A11114 wout Two
Men. jnjure4.
dro(I'll
Cents an flow, Exim.
Ameer's border people hiLve been
Swarming into British territory with
,
. This collglf,its of 100 pounds sterling,
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fraudulent practices, bilt Ile loved OVI."
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or IT1500, IvIll0l 1,4 advalleed for twelve
. 1-0"
I Butte, Mont"Alay 2.—Salitbotilld Dur-
,
,
Years witholit interest; for capeolally
;-vorthy joulig luelt to olighle, them to
Cleveland, O., Alay 4.—Voting oil the
, I
,
.1 lbigtou train No. 0 was dylitunited licar
I start in bushieso, WIken several bur.
qucst,1911 of ,a strike by pulployVes of"
I the Nortliorn Paolflo station, here, tit
gluriett Ili. the lielgliborhood of his own
, (lie Afulli0pal, 7'ra,etiou Company 005ed
.
i
11.37 O'clock )ABC night, The explosion
110110", tOOlk ,100 Spencer called it, Public
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'a morning.
at 3 o'clock thi
a
caused the first, or belper englue, to
meeting, which, he addVossed himself,
and, protested eloquently against the Ili-
Tho golieral sentiment expressed by
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leave the rails, but It plowed along fox,
efficiency of tile pollee protectioli of
Clio won after the C19se of tho. polls, wits
ti few hundred feet without Writing
ptopettyo
infavorofiluitting work, Ili order, they
ovor. The scconkl engine crashed into
At ""At be Was 4lWaYs 1174000110tv
,sald, to onforo tile demanils of the wo. '
Clio bil,uh, south of the track, a few ear
missing; and it now develop$ that)
armed with a set of burglars, Cools
(ortaiia and conductors. of that so . ction of
. longt4s front where the explosion o--
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and with opiates and pols.ous Avith
the local consolidation formerly known
,
curre4l, and hirneil over. U'very person
which, lie quieted sleepers find ],filed
. � t1le Cleveland EIC444 for an increase
a"
In the WAgR6 Of 2 cents. All bOlAr And,
on. the train has been accounted for ex,
troublesome dogs, lie was robbillginallY
other prlyfle � go$,
cept Engineer Bussy, of the second ell-
.
of the persons whose acquaintance hV
International Vice.�l1resident Beliner,
glile, Nillio, is supposed to be buried na-
der the -locomotive.
I'llade ill business and Ili church, He
was finally captured by the rnerost acci-
�
of the Street car invil's union, oalif. "Not
Carl Afatige, who was viding Ott the
dent, the polleelliall, into Whose arms
five Per cent. of the men voted against
the strike resolution, The counting of
blind baggage, was taken, from the mass
of timbers under ivIlich lie was buried,
Ile ran all but refusing to believe bi-,
eyes whon lie tore the xilask fronx, Spell-
the ballots to-aay will be merely for -
His itrill, and leg were broken,
,
Fireman Geo, Able, of the second on-
cer's face,
Over forty burglaries, in wbich the
111"11.11
"We have all Pur plans ready for A
strike, therd AvIll be no,tio-up and lit-
gille, was, severely scalde(l, Both were
booty is valued at several hundreds of
tle disorder," said Gen, Superintendent
hurried to. the hospital,
E'xpr�ss Messenger J, (1. Valentine
thousands of dollars, are now 1,04 at
"'I'lls"MI!, a door, and he has just
Cook, of tile municipal company.
'The it be
Was 801.1011 sly cut by it flylugr grenade.
,
.admit
tell t I L the jinimy found in ]its possei
tilue of the strike Should
called, will be Set by" the exevutive board '
Sheriff Charter, Renders on an4 Lbe
police have bogun an investigation of
slon is the saine wif.1i ,which entrance
,
was gained to Capt. Beatty's residence.
Of the union at noon or hit%, to -day af-
,
.
the affair, The dynamiting is believed
Not a single article of all the valuables
ter the count of t1he ballots, It will pro -
btibly be midnight to-ilig,lit or early f3uxl- --
to be the work of some tramps seeking
lie Stole, however, has yet been located
day morning.
rcvenge for being ejected from the tittlit.
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or recovered.
Vice-Presidelit Beliner explained the
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THE RICH LIAR,
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I ARM90 WITH BOMBS.
ition's grievances as follows. "Disagree -
inent With the company's 4brogatloy.,
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of the agreement; it feeling that the low
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A Fourth Afghan War Possible, .
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Calcutta Authorities Make Important
fare Will drive out the men, and dis-
John Rockefeller, Jan., on Use and
Seizure.
.
Oolitenti with the systool of charging the
transportation
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Abuse tif Money.
Calcutta, Aray 3�—Tlie 'Beizure. by the
*shop,
men for which may ml�-
out to as llig� Ila 24 cents a day, vVert
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Police, in it native of a number
when a man is not wor king,"
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I of bombs and cartridges shows the
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ITew York, May 4.1:�Obn D. Rockefel-
ter, 'juu,, addressing tile Bible class of
length to which the disaffected natives
are prepared to go in their hostility to
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DOG AIDED SUICIDE.
.tile Fifth Avenue Baptist Churoh. yester-
British rule. The bombs were of tho
latest Patton, with electric batterie.9'
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day, arraigned the rielt mail who told
for oxilloding theiti. It took a long line
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lies, 'destroyed men's reputations, and
of carts to convey the Seizure to ilia
BULr,, TERRIER HS,LPED HIS
took advanta,go -of those wqaker that]
police etation. Among the articles which
MASTSR,T,0 DROWN HIMSELF.
himself, tit order to achieve wealth and
foil tat,) tile hands of the police were a
8earching for two men, named Eddy,
power, . .
I � Ito warned the young nica of Clio clasq
library uf up-to-dato books on the mauu-
.
ractilre of ekIllosives, and a collection or
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Henry P. Turpin Dragged Twice From
to, refrain from oaqhig slich ,it intin
lurld Anarchist literature and seditiol-18
. Water of Old Pennsylvania Can4l,
.
and Ilia wealth-, 1-10 tOOk Ilia text fro"!
pamphlets. Over thirty arrests have
But Returned a Third Ti me�Hiw
file fifty-second'Psalin, IN-I'lercill juk
sluch It rich mail is described and Ilia
been made. Everything points to the
existence of it car;fully managed organ-
,
Dog Attacked Rescuers.
.
eloquent, Straight from-the-shoul&l' hAll
ization, With wide varnifleations and
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on tainted money seemed to astonish bit;
cousideraDle finatteint bqeking.
HarrisburM Pa., Mity 4.—After mak-
audience. .
Rev. 3)r. Aked, pastor of the "I'llyell-
. 'rho news of tile arrest has created a
sensation tbrolighout the length and
Ing two' unsuccessful attempts, Henry
also seemed astonished when Aft- rWok-
breadth of Indfro. .
P. Tu'Till, aged 32 years, succeeded Ili
. Zeller began his subject Ili such yigyorous
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- himself Ili tile old PelinsYl-
drowning,
fashion, butAie nodded his lx -ml approv
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WANTED FOR DEATH OF W I FE,
vallia Canal at Steelton, near here, to-
Alinlasjid this etalling.
is a 3a or a rormer nalnuton
ward assured Mr. RocRereller that It 1
It is Ipitherea rrom. the foregoing de-
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Policeman.
was one of the best talks oil the subject
spatelics that the Afghan attempts to
lie had ever heard, ,
secur6 the co-operation or tile moh-
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"There is no sin," Said PN)0�4�01-, "
mmids have failed, despite tile activity
of the Afghan niollabs, wany of wlioni
11, 0110ilto, Xtay 4.--Ily tbu arv!st this
11colullulating-wealth in all honest and
legitimate Ingillior and lising tlltlt
were rceently tit tho, Alueer's cutploy.
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'1101,11ing of Alexander 11").i.." tile polie(
wellth rightfully. Bill' this 1,111til the
For weeks past thousands of tile
believe they have ill their ball,,I,j th,
psalinist speaka of, had taken advalit-
line of other.4. Not only wits Ile given to
Ameer's border people hiLve been
Swarming into British territory with
lilqu, who lia,3, leven guilty of mitnerou,
I
fraudulent practices, bilt Ile loved OVI."
supplies of arnis and alliltillilitioll, and
hold-ups with violenve in TorOLItO M-
.\�Ir. Iloek(� eller then drew a picture of
f
tralus of provisions, led by mollah.4.,
L*lltly. Rw is IL 8011 of 01,11.1c.3 ROSQ� �tbe,
pruai,eutur (it Vito Ale,dical Outuicil, aud
need for men who 'wd--c little 'nOil-
cy bnt. lead righteous livVS; Int'll Who
They move forward, raishig the fiery
eret�s among tile restive Atollimands,
waa axre�-A,od oil the chargo of ftsi�,iultiny
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P,thf,l Wellwood';s fruit
eali always be trusted to do the doWit
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Lhing matter AvItat Itappells.
. .
who, however, rvniain (luiescent awl
Xlis,s Skittli ill
itore oil Friday night. Nlk,ii Skitch wit�
0 no
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turned it deaf ear to tit(-- fanatical ap-
peak dc. ould seem
--io badly beaten silo. inay itme liar sight
0
T a
DIED' IN WANT '
that Afghans, failing to secure the
,It t'lle police a,
b y hiell-ti.
ily she pu,,Itivel
help of either the Afridis or 31xlolimands,
fi-ed it photograph Ot Ito-io. as that of,
the nian wbo had cominitted. tile a.v
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entered upoil. a CRIllptlig1l. Of their OMM
Sault, Allan G. Duncan, it grocer, was
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Former Grimsby Woman Found
Their raid points to one of two things:
either the Anteer. is evilly disposed
also held tit) alid, assaultcd, by It Ilitil'
Deatitute at Detroit.
towards (Ireat BritainJ or lie is power-
%vlio lie has identified as- Rose. A re.
volvk�r, dropped Ili Daucaut'id placo, tile
. — .
lose to keep Ilia I�vies in Order. It is
�illll(*8iV�111 t, tat lie should be ilynoraur
police say, they (-ail show h4d been pur.
dless and
Detrol t, Afity 2�--Left frien ,
11
t ,vas c%
of tile d, Inasmuch as I - I , Tried
ehased by 11,0�,.c, 31rs, Max leillberg, 36h
Yange street, was held ILI) in ber st,o,rc
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penniless by the death of t1to- man, for
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out by regularly recruited and armed
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and assaulted on April 3, and she sayr,
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whoin she had Ixpt house fifteen years,
soldiers. .
the Ameer's rece
Durin . ,lit visit to
Lile nian answers to tile general descrill
Nliqs Angeline Lrouse, aged 76 years,
.g
Tudin; Ilia absence gave bis'brother ail
tion of Rose. The latter makes a gen.
denial to tile charges against hini.
died In (,1raeo Hospital thia morning.
Opportunity for undermining his an.
eral
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Ix'rief over the il,oatli of her ouiployei
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thority. Oil his return. the Anicer was
characd with abandoning the true
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RAILWAY RASH
e -housc, following
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day -j', starvation, caused IM
faith P Schundt Mali ontinedlinisin. ' A wish
,
.
ieveral
death. -
to r ehabilitktLe himself in the eyes of
V
Tht nVigrllboys do Ilut lvaow thilt she
]its subjects is suggested as -a possible
, .,
Alleged to Have Been Caused by
haa food or fire since 'lei- employer died
C,,thiva�tioxi of his attitude, but a
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L%vo wvek.i aao, "iftturday tile. people
.1.0 likel answer is found Ili bUt
IV -
One of the Passengers.
roke tit to find her ill wid
next door I)'
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irritat-14511 over the recently signed
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holpless, Site refused all food, and it
Anglo-Rugsialf convention. It is kixo*n
.
wits Nvitli difficalty thaL tlwy pers-iiaded
that lie refusell to give assent to the
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Guelph, Ojit., .11ay 4.- �('Aralid Truiik
h;r to g� to the -hospital, Little is known
Afghanistan clause contained therein
and the convention was ratified without
passion r train No. 10, raitiling north
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j history, eXeepit tlI%b She cattle
0 be '
from Grimsby, Out., where one brother
his donsent.
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iroin G itelph, on t!i�.' .-m-day evViiing crash-
is supposed to be living, !xnd Chat she
A Fourth Afghan War Possible, .
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"'file
ed into it freight a t �'Joorefleld. The ell*
9'no was badly smashed, its well as sev-
had another brother in California.
Tho Daily Mail says- Amcor
permi .its army 'of ]its .subjects to
itted it
eral freight cars, and Firentan Smith and
Neither has been located.
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onter' British tevritory. His conduct
Conductor Cox were injured, but not
seriously, No Nvere Illirt, atia
STRUCK ON HEAD.
became graver when we reflect that
passengers
'Clio
the Shinw -%vlxo nialle the inroad.
11'rial .
'No
the engineer escap6da freight ivm
on this siding.ftnd overran the switch.
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are Afgball soldiers. power, lie
ever pacifie, could allow ,4uch bcIiavt"-
ter
rhe, si""'lials wer'e, Set agmill".'t tile passen�
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A ed Nerritton Man Accuses Two
9.
to poss without tile filliesb exphilla-
ger, tat. the brakes failed to work, and
it is said that a, colore�d po*,.+cngcr biter
,
Brothers of Theft.
tion and satisfaction, and it is nil-
forhanatoly unceRain whother the
fered with thd valves, *0 as to ell-itaf
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Ameer is !it it mood. to give either ex-
the trouble., - I I � -
t4t. Catharines, Wlky &—High Con-
planations or satisfaction, His failure
to sign the Anglo -Russian agreement,
.
HE RESIGNS.
stable Boyle spent all. afternoon
whiell- Was forwarded to Win some
.
8earching for two men, named Eddy,
weeks ago, had already'provoked com.
who are said 'to ,have assaulted a:nd
ment, and when ]tie, failure is studied
in the light of this frontier outrage, it
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Western Head of the Salvimon Army
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robbed I Patrick Steep, at )its home Ili
Ac
beeomes of Sinister aspect. Tho, In-
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Not Well.
Alerritton early this morning. -
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cording' to Steep's story, lie had had
dian Government cannot permit him
some transactions with the EAtilys, who
to play fast and loose -with his en-
called at Ilia house about 4 o'clock,
gagenients, slid if' he will not compV1
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Chicago, Alay* 4�10earing Physical
Saying. t1loy came to settle for some
Ilia ct for Brit.
1, 3h C= to show respe
y coercion will have to be,
I loner Oeorge -
breakdown, Cominissi A. Xil
,
cliic�-ons thev had purchased.
.
Steep is an old mail t them
who
'anide
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applied to him, however much ,vo inmy
.
Sit
bey the western head of the 8 Iyation
In, produced a $10 bill, as tile
The
,,
deplore tile policy of a fourth Afghan
Army, )ilia requested General Booth to
. old litan wits about to draw it roll of
War.1)
relievo hill% of his colinnand. A puIllie
bills front )its trouser'$ pocket, 110 re -
No Effort to Check Invaders.
filrelvV)l dell, ollstration oil a lilt -go scale
ceived R lic.avy blow oil the head, Tit(,
Xabul, Aftiv 3.—The Government
will be tendered the commissioner and
-Gorn.
men t1ion took the money, Which total -
led $8 $0, and departed. The Bddys
has Illade 114 it single offorb to cheek
the fanatical hordes who have invad.
his Wife next Wednesday illt,lit.
I inissioner Xillicy has bc�u ilki command
or
'live oil Lineolli aven ue just outside of
ed British teiritory. "toy openly
Of all 183alvation Army operations ex-
I
the city, limits. .
marched 'to T,andikotal, in tile Daza�
Valley, by the main routes.
tendurg over two,thirds of the'United
'itates foi- the past �Ilrco Year& 1 -lis
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STRANGE DUALITY.
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Unofficial War Begun.
territory extends westword to tII4 Pact-
fie con�t front a line itorth wid South
T,ondou, Itay 4.—The' Sintia corres.
betwafin Dulut,h and Now Orletins.
A MEIICHANT BY DAY AND A BUR-
poudent. of the Tintes Say,% under Still-
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GLAR BY NIGHT.
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a' " date, that lin unomotat War with
ATTACKED 13Y D5RVISHeS.
.
Af�li'anlsfan has practieally been Pro.
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coeding Sines%, the attack oil tandikotal,
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Governor of Blue Nile Prov'fi)co
Curious Double Character Of Thief
Tile 0110131v Comprise militill, 'evios,
Wounded.
I Captured at Lelcestdr—John Spen-
whieli form� the first -reserve of the At'
regular army. ,
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Cairo, Egypt,, Alay '3.--A British sub-
.
ter, Sunday School Teacher And
glian
Stori�s of P�oelanlatiolls b the
J, ;ct, Scott Monerieff, Deputy Inspector
I'tobbilt—Pr6tebted Against Inef.
rby
Anicer. or 1,4Lartillall Xhan, fo idilding
Of the Blue Nile! .provillee"Fuld it ]tit.
ficiency of Police Protection.
the Afghalla to undertake 1108tilitics.
tive offleial have been afl,sassluelted tit
the instance of a Joftl who pro-
Are absolutely falso, go quelt proclau � la.
- tion lifts been l9qued. offlelills Of
,sbeik,
01alined, himself prophot tit blesalixinich,
C�oiidou, Ua 3.—The solution of
y
varioiw grado..,4- are known to have ac-
about one hundred and fifty miles front.
tile mystery of the theft in Deceniber
tiVekly ASAiStVd tile A�follftba in tho or-
Xhartoltim. A small puxiitive forco,
IaSt of $,25,00a worth of diallionds fro")
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. gartived invtWmi of territory undet Brie.
led by the Governor of tho province,
was attacked by a intivAerous hand of
f the Wife of Capt. David
tile bearooln 0 .
tall control.
1.� � � � � -
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Ing ItIto ip f,ing tit(.
detvislies. Dun , It 11.
Boatty, of Brocks)y Ilall is promised
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A IdASTWE MUNTPDRFUITUR. ,
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Governor wits wound.ed and tW 0 )tit*
, tive officers wore killed,
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I with. the arrest of John Vredevicb'
�4,peucer, it remarkable Jokyll and liydc
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Scotlapil Yard Arrests L�aadr of all
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. HOUSES IN FLOOD
—.81tudily school teaeller and biti-91,111.
Tho (Cirviil, of Speuccv wits tile ellhililt,
9Xpert 0019.
Of 8"'Va to 08 Ski lfull�
. TAnilou, Atily 4. ----Tu Ilarry' 11111, NA141
ottawn, 'May 4.—TwenfY houses ftrO
,
L by it, dopth of Water at
t"�'tton` '!I
of tl M t I
.5 In thj,, fas tonabit
�OVIII,VA 1),jirgi Ii, le, �Tii
WaS (JirrVSttd )tore With �a Coluplo,te ont.
fit for counterfeiting FreneIr reuteS in
surrolluded good
. Natilleall. Voint to -,day. owing to the
Milton 'Alowbray 'tild Tio-im'ster districtf
.
Vver perpntrat�(l t in vilgland. tk'kcotlall�
his po,empsaion and toniiindo,d, by file
proat rise of the ottl�wa, Ilivor. Tile
Yard 'tqVlf all b"t adlulttVd defeat 11
; �
, Mg,441-40 ill tile Bow 11"tro.ot Police
etwed
1:111lindlere Falls lio,vt abnost disapp j
q1travelling the mystery. Thuts affin
. Court to-dity, .'�he OlAotlaud Yard doteV-
ill tho volklino of water. �
time (Ietoeth,fs nuttlo an arrest, only t(
tiveFf beliovo illov ftvp the leod(w of
ill(% haud' of forg�rg that obtained lilln
I ---44.�� �
I 6141f Ow 1N).
, t jA officially announced �
) t1w prisoner fo
I I te. Volill,pilpil i(I releast
I .1vi-diA of tbouRmul,4 of tloilaT,t fvoll;
forged coupolial, and wIllell 11R.q bo err,
liffillon ruld White, Star MnP4 will (-out- I hl(k of vViAPlwt-.
lutticc, a joint Service to C,Illada next I ,suspit-.4on iusker Vote foll oil stivilv(.1
I .
e
Clio deApair of the M00 rtqtutt 0110-
- ng
'Apt, -
\vlto was regarded as it luodel bilsints
--
Scenic Artist Suspected of Murder in
- Saskatchewan.
lVinnipeg, Alan., Alay 3—The police
of New Yorl,, Boston, Chicago, Cincin-
nati and Toronto lia,ve been hist-pucted
by the Northwest Mounted Police to ar-
rest and retain Henry 8tqinburg, for-
morly a ivell known Scenic artist trad
clay modeler of Boston, oil the aliarge
of ilturdering, his wile near Fieldin`�.
0.
Sask.., a year ago. I
Steinlourg Ieft mysteriously Shortly
after the woman's death, and is said to
be living Ili Cincinnati, where lie bas
Married. lie is said to have gone to tile
Xortbwest originally for his health unit
to do soule scenie work of wild ive,A
scones. He was at one time connected
%vith the Boston City Hospiltal.
The case, which is declared to be one
!'PPIctc with sensational details occurred
tit a remote section which accounts for
Clio slow developments of the crime.
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� NOW IN HIS STOMACH,
.- , / I
Caradoc Farnidf Nearly Choked by
His Artificial Teeth.
London, Ont., May, 9.—Mv. John
Stephenson, a Cavadoe farmer, wliilq
eating a meal, allowed his artificial
teeth to Slip, end the plate to vhich
they were attached lodged in his
throat. Ile waa,tTeated at St. Joseph's
1-Tospital., whoro the teeth were ulti-
mately dislodged and went into tbo
stomach. He recovered sufficiently to
go liome yesterday, but may undergo
ail operation to remove the teeth front
the stonlach. ' .
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A,40-FOOT CHANNEL TO SEA,
.
Recommendations of Chairman of
Montreal Harbor Board.
Montreal, May 3,—Major G. 'A 1.
Stephens, chairman of the Montreal
aarbor Commission, who has just re-
turned from a four months' tour of the
seaports of Great Britain and tile Coa-
tinelit, IiRs prepared ail et6borate r6 -
port for presentation to the Govern-
. ment. Tile report will recommend A
forty-foQt channel from Montroal. to
the sea, to be completed in sect -ions.
. -3 - - . �
D E TRAOK.
I
Was Playing in Front of Father's
I
Homoe at North Bay. ,
North Bay, May 3.—Seven—tr-old
Willie Featherly, son of George Fea-
therly, a T. & N, 0, Railway em-
ploye, while 'playing on the 0. P. R'
tracks in froxi,t of his tat-her's resiw
deuce to -day, Was knocked down by
li, freight engine and both loge wore
niangled, requiring amputation bolow
the knees.
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LIKE OLD THMES.
London, Alay 4.—,k,great crowd gatti-
.ored !it 11-Torthumberlitild avenue 'tills
morning to Nvittless Alfred G. Vander-
bilt's star� oil the coach Venture front
tile 'VirtoTia. ROW, Oil its first busilles'.4
trip to Brighton. The coach was heart-
ily cheered .is it passed down the ave -
nae. .
I'll , Vanderbilt and Craig W.
IvIa'91AIV110"IrIt'll, second Secretary of the Em-
bassy in London, wero anionoty tile pas-
8011gors. .1 - 4 - r
DROPPED DEAD. .
. Ottawa, Ont., Ably 4.-4.1obert Clarke,
(j,00per street, district- inanager for
Vrost'& Woods, died of apill)1exy ye%-
terdily. Ile leitves thre,6 qiaters, two
broillerti. a widon, suld three A:Iu�llleri,
.
mostly Ottitwitils. lIP wits I. 111cluber
of the A, 0. 1". IV., Llin I. 0. F., and
other bodies. A I I: — .
. � WANT WAR,,
� c(Irthlignia, Coloillbo. MAV 4- '1111
(lovevinlielit , olaillbo ha; reason t(
, of c
belleve that tile (10verlIll)(9140f 11aluml,
is Intriguing with Wn",111-lit to (10clArl
war tll�1,1111. this Vount,-y. one,. (if Scere
fory Iraft's ehiet missions to Pallaffill, il
- te, iry to adjust the lllatter�
� , , *-�— -...*t%�
I 'MUst Pay Fiio td Fish, '
� 1. Icingston, Mqwv 'I , .11orefifter it ft,
of I% for Alugle ill%1`3011% OT �$10 for (11111
i ifleg Nvill be impol4etl oil Alliel'i"111-4 fiAll
- I Ing On the -canadiftil Iddit of tile St. 1.,%�)
� Tolve Diver.
.
(lay. tx vicious, lmil Lerrier. veivugn% w
Turplu did its- best to prevent rescuers
from pulling the would-be suicide from
0
the water.
Turpin spent the night drinking, and .
early !it the Yaoruin,g, accompanied by
his bull terrier, ivent; to the cantil' and
plunged headlelig into the stream, .
which is'very deep at Chat place. Ed,
ward .3deCord and Frank Magnellia. ,iaiv
"irp'Ili the Water and made an at-
tNo reach ,him, but the dog sprang
t
,
at them, biting a piece of flesh from the
wrist, of 11agnellia. The dog was throWrl
aside and held by another wan who
appeared oil the seene, while MoCotd
alid Alamnellin swain to. the side of Tur-
pin aW dragged him to Shore. Turpla
appeared very angry because the men
-would not permit iiiia to commit Bni- �
cide. *
-
Shortly after 0 o'clock lie returned to
the canal and again jumped Ili. An -
0
other attempt to reach the Iliall ,'%Vita
made by the two men, but the dog at-
tacked them and bit McCord oil the
ocok Once more Taipill was rescued,
and tile ,non telephollea for a polleet
mail.
Before the police arrived, however,
Turphi, with. the assistance of -his faith-
ful dog, got away froin' ]its rescuers
�
-
,
and made a thi�A and successful at
tempt to end his life. The men followed
him, but tile dog, inore vicious than '
avef, chased them from the edge of the
water. Whell tile do,,-, was finally fright- *
cited off Turpin was found l,o be
dead. -
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FEELING THE BOYCOTT.
Japan Anxious to End Its Tiouble With
China.
Pekin, AEfty 4.—Japan. is facing a scrif-
ous situation as a result of the -boycott
arising from the Ttsa Marti iwident.
Tills, was the Steamship tliat was seized
by tile Chinese autli6rities last Febrit-
oil the ground that she was carry -
"I y Chinese
1119 arms and annhuylitiOn to
Toyolutionists. Japan forced Chilla, to '
vivo tip the ship and salute the Japa-
0
nese flag, and this crystallized tile in -
feeling against Japan in China, and re -
stilted !it it boycott of Japanese goodS.
Admiral 1julli of the Japanese llavY*
Whose cruiser squadron is TIONV axlello�-
ed off Taku, was received in audience
by the Emperor and Empross-dowa,ger
to -day. Coincident ;vith this occur-
rence Japa)i is seeking tile support Of
Great Britain to put & stop to the ,boy-
cott by joint representAtions. The boy-
cott is increasing, and Japan is. riot
y
satisfied with Ohnieso efforts to stop it-
Chhia� -by mearis of a cal"Pitign Ill the
,foreign and native piresso IS making -'ill
intelligent dud consistent effort to bring
western influence to bear oil Japan, but
Japan, it is, said here, reggards, tills cour.0
k3
41.1 hostile, and connects it With
� what the Japanese call the American
ellampioutlig of China's ilideliclidOncc
and the action Of Englishmen In tile far
least against the AngIO-JAPRIMS0 41ii-
Ace, I
I � -, - "
- -
THE SEA WOLPIS FIND.
�—
He Has Discovered it job That is Ith-
ticingly Dafterous.
I
Vtlilcouver, .May 4,c.opt A16\an-
der "MC)"Wall, the Somewhat fierce -look -
I
Ing nian who "01 , 10IM90in the very w"r-
like sobriquet, "'SOR Vvolf,�, wq%l who
,
made Jack London faluoug, lla'4 been "
ell"agell by AIr. J. W. ,Stowltrt, (if Foley.
iFelell & 8tcwftrt� to 1!1111 '�"'Meq ;f
gelignito. and blkick powder front Prince
tile Skeetta Itiver to Grand
k,li�llillill'i'l�-11�,,,p4L.ifie construction cani.ps dur-
ing the' eonling, sul-Allier, Captain 'lle-
I"t'all, -,010 NN -as tlie hero of 11, adore, of
eneoullters With glutholits looking for
pvidelwt, of pivatleal TaMs, And, Waa, the
l bete noir of tho patrol b(oltA Ili th-M
i - nations, 1111.4 been livill." quietly Ill vall.
I couver ever silleo tllV sVizIIr0 IIII'l 'Coll'
� th,nitiation of the VaTint'llPifil, tlil� -4`�tlt'i`
� I which,hoperated oil tile w,al rook(wiVs
- until e 1),
,ttrols beetline toil inpiAtive.
Air. 8towitrVS contract To"llwil d)ttiger-
I oils, and tile captaia WAS 1111111(i to llw-
sist.' During the night wateh-m 1-1 illo
� sullinle'r HVilsoll, lie will pilot 1114 floating
. ,lulne through tlip 111XV11M, eliallnoN 149
. laid"tv
tile wblllill�,? lilo,(.w, vallill'y * 41
. rhauk*41 llpltwt fluatilig logt aft'l M11"i,
lliellates, I -
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