The Herald, 1901-11-01, Page 6115
Chgo Boy.Stabbed.. Wth
Quer.Weapon.
TERRIFIQ OUST EXPLOSIM
ellow Fever !epidemic in ,Seuth
America -Levi MortolOsleaughter
Aspires to be a Prevail Dachess-
(Nine! Matter Ceder Way
'Oct. 20. -With a largo
/natl.* needle, sueb as is used by
tatiorse, David Bornstein, aged 13
years . stabbed 17-yettroild Harry
Himmelfiniar to death last night.
The younger brothers of the boys
heAl tad a ehildieli quarrel. When
the older buys met on Om street near
their homes they took up the quar-
rel of tune littne fellows. ,Himmelfarte
who is a COatlaukcr's heiper, pulled
front a lialf-fadidied coat he was
narrYttig home a big basting needle.
Ho plunge1 a into young Berinetelles
thigh, and ran. Bernstein, mad with
pain, pursued lam, and drawing the -
needle from ith leg. as he overtook
aorereary he held, Ellmtaelfatil
with one hand, while with the other
he drove the long needle into his• QUt gv.ou iuleatian, au a tuu,
heart, the boy'droopingdead where ihnoon.
ho stood. 13ernetein then fled to his To leading Membews a ill.? Boa-
110nr.x, where he was ....Inertly after- gariau thiverement agree, 1 en:litre,
.wards arrested by the police. trent tho brigantes aro willog to sur-
• • render to the Buhl...rant tretnos, and!
la this o use :ar w..ul 1 b,.u (ranger the barrel. The eat lived, and Mrs.
PittsbergeOct. 20. --By the explo- to the captik ir th.vel:calla' be nt- maylue immediately !prepared tie -make
Glen of gee in the dust ea. -teller of
tacked by Taritislr troopr Ore MI- the trip. Teelay was her forty -
So. 1 of th, rnegie fur-
gau..e kveulil fightmid to the lust I third lertlulny, end she decided that
.i. Ca
nae.' a a the Varnegie 1:!tei1 (_o., at Ition Rtn tfteaptilW. Tee Turkish 1 this was the day for her Journey.
peirdilae. Penn., eerie' t.tle morning. ' treips are en.krr teeters not to at- all .preparatIona had been inade
foir well were Weil.," ariurekt. ThAr wee, tiro brig-m.1e, even if they are for several dave in advance. At 2.28
evarees are Jelin M.:Allister, Harry •,flrIopia.0
SS SI E
PROBABLY SAFE.
Macedonian Committee im-
plicated in Plot
'-KIDNAPPE13 BULGARIANS,
Belief That They Would Surrender
to Unigaria, But if Attacked by
Turkish Troops Would Fight and
Probably murder Their Captives.
New reak, Oat. 29.-,Froln the: fact
that the Origins:0 that kidnappoil
Mese Burnell -eye permit fed cuminuni-
eation with h.e., it is believed that
Miss Stone is ;Wire and safe from
harm. tor the prciSeat at least, my by a woman, when, Mrs. Anna Edson.
cerrospondent. Taylor, In her barrel, navigated the
C. M. theicinseti, the hiplumatio Upper Canadian Rapitle, and plunged
agent or envoy of the United States
••••.•••••••••••••••*•*•••••••••••.••*.••••••••••,:rr.,r:
OVER THE FALLS
IN [I BARREL
UT OF IT ALIVE.
VIrs, Annie Edson Taylor's.
3ANIE
Daring Feat.
Bue Badly Braised and ethecked-
elicnt a Severe Scalp Wound,--:Dee-
tors Think She WILL Live-Ber
Life Story -She Needed. Money..
Niagara Falls, Ont., Oct. 24. -Ono
of the greatest as well as most dar-
ing feats , ever attempted was ac-
complished here to -day, and. that
in over the Horseshoe Falls into the
le 1 .1 • -.I s C nsul-tien- •
e gorge- beneath,. a elistance of 165
etal at Constantinople, la an it.tet
saltr: have itineihate proof of feet, and lives to tell the tale of
the .compllel ty 1 the 'crime of some het remarkable trip. Mrs. Taylor has
members of tile efacedoluanotlemunit-
the dietInetion of being , the only
tee. Tao hrtgAtcts wit attacked Miss
Stone's purty were oi gained hi 'lark- Minoan being who has successfully
'ea toz arra cloak. Bac two of eh, m gone over the falls of the Niagara
therw back tin ir cloaks durieg the and lived. Soo ha1 a well -made bar -
attack, thus recent:log uinfoetn of rel, padded with (mein:ens, and equip -
the Macedonian Cenualetee. They' .hed with a Igo:aces of straps to an -
'were receenIze-1, tete 4.9 Bulgarians, eiat JIM: in making her trip inn safety,
hloreover, they stooke peer Turkish, and sonic degree of comfort. She
arnived here torne ten days ago
with, her manager, Frank if. Rano
hell, from Bay City, Mien., where
she had beee engnged. in teaehing.
The barrel came with them. They
secured a cat, and seat it over iu
EvY, Dant.°) Nlet'urtity and Johu Me- ,, nal o mALL lsim re. the W or& t.
cals. The iejered wiii all rk-cer- !.,
-,New York. Oet. 29.-Diecuseing tire
er. The property damage is aboet , .,!.. or mi6i 0t. on,_.
witn a :Sofia cot,
$34,000. 'Dry. furnace was wr.nke
i rtepontlent. tire Busman eiplornate.
4e1, the duet catcher ruined, a b:g . ng..n.t. Bakinwtert uncle ti,tt to.ww.
glee tank tleetroyell and part or the, ', lag stav•monl.: "1 nave seat a man
beihrr lioese demolished. on my OW11 r equinsib.lrty. awl at ray
Yellow i.evee e.pliteirile. . owe pease, to tey to open retnuirunw-
N ew York, Oet. titre -According to cation 'with tiro urigan he tmerea 1
the 'Herald adticee from the Pack- ' feae it 14 tor late. tor a woman ur-
eic toast of tsouth. ,&mertea, yellow ; Itteis stono's ago eon horny have etre.
fever la epaletale in Buenaventura.. %INN, the hartedripe. Mum*, wr, cold. ex -
r tee..urs.), met Meng, trviieri from place
kesplikt to be n litnehrion. 8 No Orem Valuarile threw lure been
parte, On. tineettount Bosande Per- I, to .t lit disetteeitire id! posehoe tooe
igerki, who reemitly in irried Miea t, 1.,,,zr.,,.1.1 k W.k i i
.P P Mall 119r of reeede
Helen Hortou, deughter of Mr. Levi II a th,,, hop -r,04. ileum „„1,3:,,I 1 .1h 1 naary
P. ftlorton, form wr 1, ice-Preselkett has IL ropted. vetomug. to di ts
or the, United 'States, has pawil.14- ' fir.% te get tire eirptive beek bYlut.r.
ol the Chateau of N'eleneny ter ti..- leg tlie ranson.. end then recover
714.r.03 trance. The tremer .0 tim tho arretunt teem the reeponsible
&mein ol' Vele:way. if a member ,.. giogrameat„
of the family. le entitled to rresiiiire t
the duk writhe. The ti.inleie eepreases. e.n
the bth
eal at Vomit poem de per. Till A1 t i os
lgord %cal eltim :ill tights; and the li i' 111 notd gill
termer 31bge 31ortost will time be -11
come Purim* of Vet wneay.
1
That tweet Jiattere.
;New York. Het. iitt =The lionnion Two Men Conv:ottd ef At -
"hints, In
it eiltrirlel arteries as ll
table.1 to tire Neer York Time% sirys I 'igniptqd Murder.
it •1z.us rearken to believe that 111.±1
basis or a now ttrrangetahnit. re-
' ate.314 tier Iktitinian Canal haft i
WitiA, 43 P:aloliPlo bl' the 4, DYNAMITED AND CREMATED.
tile dui United 'etetes Hotern.:,
II At the Cornwell Vail Ass7n204 two
-----"---------- . . 11 vere bed ra:741 WIrlik0 pat out of the
Pm Bill i rin llismlssA
- 1 , ' pear.; The* tenet PAIN ',ether Hall,
i ter ttrids 01 seven and five
EILII. UULLL . .., the head of a gang which line tet -
t reritel the heightertheinel or WiliBiatite-
, burg for vow. tilde.
LCue tii tfie on; Was bit to
A Good Deal of Feeling °yetii terut r
_or btralleth Enoriteeet nal
..
1 naettetin I.Veat§ tIv.4j141tv-ro1 theetillst him.
tt in England. „ tvidkrdet. Noon .t. Ilia Was reliant. de-
' spitei threats, by a farmer inutiveril
, Menet" itrid titerahers el 1es fleshy.
toeeet tree dtippinif thiten nee jaciltet.
She was !IOW ore sed and selierieg
Tram sheele. A boat %yes seoureel, and
,she weS 'placed in it and rowed
the Maid of the Met landing, weere
a, caeriage took her to her boarding,
!Jittery to Lave,
'Dr. W. II Hodge, the leading phy-
vician anti surgeonof the city; was
sommonee and dressed Mrs. Taylors
inhinees. Ire announced that Kilt; was
in pretty oaa &nape, but thougla she
Would Pull through. Mrs. Taylor was
aelted to glee an oecuunt of her trip,
but all she coal say was.:
"1 was whirled around at lightning
speed, and then I crashed into the
rocks three times -u11, lay head, my
"Ctronkan cannot give any.' clear
seetenient, arid probably never will,
The trip Wan a wild and dangerous
ono from beginning to end, and the
terrible drop of 102r feet is probably
wiiM ocenaletned the shoek. The coa-
ct:0Am threw her :evilest the barrel
trft,.1 predaced the cut hi the head de -
Spite the cashiane, ante straps,
Mrs. Taylor states that she is 43
yeatIS of age, was bora at Auburn,
N. Y. dile war, ediaetitod in. the Com-
mon sonool 4, was m ierie.i at nineteen
to :t (lector, who dloi a year rater,
leaving her with a child. The child
died later, lute since then Mrs. Tay-
lor itas earned. her livelihood by
teaceing. having taken a coursein
the State Nc.rmal etnitool. at Albany,
N. Y.
•
When asked why a woman of her
telt.° t fen and tette i ern (7n is should
seek such notoriety rho said she had.
not made any meney and thought ir
kite ol'uld acen.ml).1411: seine such act
es this ehe c ale make a lot of
money ana b forever ir,depenclent,
S!1D, Irmrever, took the preceution. to
leave the. .address of a sister, Mrs.
Jane M. reehlall, of Edihytown, N. Y.,
to be uotified,
Fos. :King's coronation.
London, Oct. 25. -Australia and
New Zealand are sending military
contingent:: to the King's coronation
next year. It is expected Canada will
anon ee represented. Men who have
veer! seridee in South Africa are get-
ting prtferenee la these eontingents,
:toe tile Imperial Government is anx-
ious that Hon. Dr. Borden, the Cana -
Olen .finieter of Militia., should have
eleked men In the contingent from
tho Dominion.
AWFUL
HOLOCAUST,
•Nine -story Factory Turned
Into a Furnace.
VIM JUMP TO O -ATH.
.Nuraber of Vietime Not Vet Kinowa,
But Blevein Bodies lied :hinny
Been lteecivered -Bundling Full
of Inliammable Material.
Philadelphia, Oct. fierce fire
is -raging on Market street, between
12th and 13.1in streets, and it is
,1,etm.
dheavyl loss of life in-
1,0The fire started at 10.30 a. an.,
in tho nine -story building owned by
Hunt, Willtieson &Co,, furniture
and upholstering manufaeturers.
Although tho structure was Eire -
proof, it was filled fruit' cellar to
roof with highly inflammable ma-
terial, and in a few minutes flames
were burstiag from . every window,
making' it impossible for tile fire-
men to assist those in the burning
Hundreds or men and women 'err
outplayed by the firm, and a gree.t
many were killed and injured. Cp to
11 o'clook 11 Wales have been re-
moved to the morgue, and it is cer-
tain that others were killed.
IMAYMIllig beetle..
The names sprenol sa quickly that
nearly toe...ebony who timed get VIAL
WAS onimpennea Lo Jani. Irma Lnk: foe!
escapes in 1.00 reete, Itnan frents .41
a narrow sereet. Mom th.: firemen
teen:need the seane this street woe
literati' :Patel up who' the bodies oi
People wane h ta intoned. 5..ra.: were
(toad, otneree wet'? tieing. Lyiug fl
tine fire escape at the !nth story la
full view oi loI1,.t1L3 t3t eptertatore
%ewe a body remitted .to a comer, and
other obj.ets4,fl th fire eseitpe
'higher tie were bedekel, to be ladies.
raLlp •
BytowittiesSiS say the flames
Spread w tun rimeekable rapail.to.
1.1.11111 thee nay WOO 0ftis to. the In
that moell naphtha, varnish, exetle
hior Lunt other loghly inlauntualhe
material 'were useet ay the Jinn. Late
eeetea Venni started down th lire
itteape In inc rear rf, the buil Mg tie -
fore Vito flashes were Nisible from the
street were thimpelled to Pimp Where
they had .traVelled two stories,
Lw-
C1LUI4. 44 the flames breaking ilia:net
the 'whidow8.
etokiping fur Life.
The first firemen who arrived on
the we're devoted there energies en-
tirtly to Vie work of rtereete Nets
-were tipread bI tite front and rear
of the buildurg, and tome WII0 ;MINIMd
were erteed le this N'as. Ono oomatt
jutowti trom 000 uf tire meadow., of
the market street. front, Out the
melte blinded her and mire IlileSed
the net, etriking the pateraent lard
dying inetately. In the rear, et
owing" girl who janipd from 0103 et
the top etorres eaught on the fire
escape tit the third etory, and the
flaw* Inirstleg front Line whitione
burned lier hotly to a erip in el -
meet no time. Two melt, are white
aed one eirfored, emerged front tile
fourth ntory, etood oa the fire trek
eape with the Bemire all around
them- The white mb ria.need up and
v driWft and tippeared to be bereft or
his reason. Tire et -Mired man stood
for re few r•eirorelle Mei then ifittlied
to, hie death below.
MRS. 21..V.11.1; lati.t.ON TAYLOR.
D '4711 TtIE KING INTERFERE ttIv Ilaer hasbetni neteppell into a roveholt to Oliteli vi[11 it IN,
wciI. distrurbel by a. ;nolo?. in no out. ! the barrel liad h -en attaelled.
imitrdi. °rt., tro..onite adier,„, ' tieeee betwceli 11.30 mei hi rilanavell by Fred Irtne.st.ile and Won.;
hew ehaetlig et the Liberal leautees wEntr, 1101, sold. rote Luther Ilan, Grave entether beet %kith
totted latea by & hews age„ele, vt sewed tinter, taf.di iiP Meinille follotred in esol of ansistance. Ail
his htozitt-ir, was stealing other 'were expOrt river Iron, kilew
il Tine "lett artee tlee tried NIE..-illiu- P, LI 4 it.VellM;. tiul..4 nertertneteet Niro. vve, : * ' *
s
,t,[10, Liberal wegithead)h deity that ne featil a rain, flallataii. Started for the head ior
ham, web caned, le the (,;. tan-111dg off ereek batter. %virile' Reel Robins:le and- Fred Everre , lowa Girl to Wed a .Petroleum
touelder the advisalliity: issultego, •
stiaulfesto to the country eailing atrogg- to them the euttente. At Grass island :lira
8. �ii., - t r that they elite etteee fecia Wan Cotig eft her enter elotires.1
- nee seeereo er itatetathei:t fvzoftgli, Tavel lie ponies:A to, denoande tied eled in it kieket and short skirt I/
_
. r:od terrains, moetiy ghee. 1.ifte hire
1.•*N•tv • ,Alar•ht.
At abeat iecleek the wells
or the ittint-WIVEmon telleting rel.
Vas .gave the frremea opportu-
Iinter to Work icnit the other bunittille,o
that were abia2ej and at k.i`e.oek
. the fire wae believed to be under
otitrol.
1 he Vietioho
Stekleg manflitt tie to the mini.
bet of persons killed.
Huta, Wilk:aeon & Coo entployed
oy.,,,.••••••••••11 .
'tied Ratite:ace' wet!' veal oil startle
whole eut cent tire.
The negro niade reeistariet
whon liceutel to tllo stnk.n axid mad'
DO oak: ry w - a " tile rto,nio$ r (melte(
him. Ha never uttered a word der
Log tile entire process and ,it wan
only. when he was partly eonsumec
that epectatow noticed any move
in Nat' on 111,1 pa,rt. .
die. Ball war giving Morris some
thine, to Oat Wilen tee crime wo:
committed. 5.110 tad turned her bacl
to him to got food from the' eaphoari
when zeded her with a pine club
He then draggal her 200 yardt
teem tee, store and robbed it. He
hied left Mrs. Ball as dead, but sb
recovered sufficiently to tell tin
etory of the outrage. She Is still it
a precarious condition.
disease -the Boer war tile dtsinissai ', tIliedt , -, shr.4 sl.n.t4szel. I1t9 the bitrol. Hie e ',.., .,-*'• HEAL ROMANCE
'1 - • A 1 uUCH ur , Ift he
el.eVed to liaere started on the
of tece. teller and otifier mattered, Ihteit ad lir,latey filePiree. who ), tep put teni atel a1,r was.lnuntro i
'The effort.; mede by- teveraI a th. •;-, *ea& 65,, g""94 "Att" tel-Allat- er4k"It9firnbrirtiVildj',. livefreVe;r1 i'l Nk''''.17' -1-13:k• (4'-`1" ..or li'lat:Virt- 1 06,t':5 °I,t1P11,1 viirless°Vlitivrrethealif NIVOirkiki,I1S1 !tiler':
toodoo doti:y oetvcpApoto to eeeate enter ;toe aft upstaits Wiltoow toe i petite te
-.1- • ......
a reeloig in tie/retell Butlers favor are; two Inellmta ligllt a fusel attached i. Ill l°w- lelt the -1 -*In -3 nt 3..--'1 il-- - - - t riath the '''Vele-1411111 te 1•111 ""tr°1"ati ' not known wiletiller allY et these es.
peety eatetet, as those pallet*, ch., Li it againiet Um Image. The explesniots . c. atnacian e tore- lar „„„„ Is..„.b.- • beati"Xl() tilItCA t13 °aim 41.11 A5:5' were lying in the email street ill
foto the action or the tear Office that tolletvell htoko tiro tvindow#, 7. ---Alt-It' gtige-e,' '6"Y" °9 --b -"‘-41 : etdcan bride, hag jest arrived nate the reari varlet:0v estninated at
peterielly due. to tlieir nieeite to Make tu a stiek- or dynaurilto nkli Ogee tahnd ttlre lowed over to -wards QA,Foo rink-L.1A, who hog vonne etita,11.ettui,dthwg.iterd:te.rueizer. „De!,
team; eeateey say anything bad - J -,look the Weise and sttititteni a child t 4.!(;'Inoa VA inrr;!-
,1 Voyreo down the deer. Bee . at ter Vas e ton to ing seal o
eoey !thee he* taken ete the eodgego aod the iceal ccitstables uttennatee. r - , brick rind twisted Jive, Tho pet ee
eteeteeded, !however len to arrest theta a.t their homes. 0„re resteNtig tire brim.. 0. titt the petroleum trade hi Vinland_ eay tha"wlicv ate haewa to hate
'rg ine etrtain amount of4per- An* asked to he allowel rent en tilet„1 at_td-ile,,,,Itt! died enteral reare no and the hasi- , beeti killed. The white men etooden
trielt entintielasett Which rinds vent ha - liistc.at, lett thtew a, lateei tut toitt kit.gg kg bolt' cattied on by the Young' ' the file estape until he Wftft keret,
rimele denionsttatiens wheretet ovet the hendi ot the Constable stand., Vte- "1"Js e wares mother..
w on the Deutschlithd. ig.attvianaire' front ele, to thitty, and they Were
etettet aboat the general. for tvliora -wee wile in it. The men escaped. r,nfl ib eosr a o la- ‘lt, PoWnt tit _t coveted. with higedteda or tong or
come, and then tell to Vie death ill
Gett, Bailer's name is Mentioned. tj ing nearest hint and iimped from the f; altiee eas:-'41'1°8" "xl 15°t°6 t‘e rite Menthe age. While studying " tine 11 street'there
It nting ot syropatiot, it winded"... This Was the last seen or e6lIslInted nl°t° dantelnt°°g and ''°" aft in Paris, Farviarein met as a *was ee re
RYA* Pork le new vulekr emteidereel hive Winer they reached Ierthetee " teteetlee title "le 1VbitiPeel ItaPidm
*potato:1 to too general of sword eased that tie beet jumped Ohm eel
et lhon'ar as n reillteenal tElbate• la; upper Witdoir *scantily chid, and
the, weet a Englanis joined his 'brother aniorlig the tail
Bailors taint?. II; 'Si-C.:MUM, the feel- ; eleoboo le octal -red NoVeitibet
tag tans 120- kreqa,nt meetings j lust_ chid ittepeatot mattey,
'aot. ar:1 there 19 ti"..11.7 of the Pree' liorite and fereed epee tire dear they batt("1geing delve
lorie etretch or toesing Waters tretS
Watched bee thoasantils of people Who.
bad come dovire from &Melo and
other tteightioting towns.
Plunged ch.te the
Provitelal rotee, evetit dotrri, and I 'It Was feet 4,1.'1 p.ni. 'When the bat=
hate heat heri to elerionneee the Gov- :
eitorittat's attion. learning that the inert had iett the re/ n4lIngtd'Ote the horseshoe Pails;
' ent Eaelt. Stores. i eontotty took oat ehteaditioil papers, haVitig takent heath:, twenty trilinitee
1 tepresentative of the Aesotiat-, Nothing further itas done at that to Make tine ttlit dowto Matiy lietei
ed Ftesee leaktis that Geteral Bal- time. bat Luther returned teCanada, n-ete Made That the wolbaitial wastlea.d
ler, first of all„ after clehvetirigthe. thinking the Storm heti hiceeli ov'ety / before, she teaehea the teas- e:The
seer'eelt eat the Irarrehecda givert byi and taspLotor Monetay na,d ..thai at:. j barrel reappeared inside of a Minate
. . . . _ .
the Vaireeita Westra"eleter EiZle Vole r reeted. ._._ ...
ils the holnag Noel...ors he owe and et
reliew student Miss leristina Stew -
ors'. daughter of 3t.sder. Siewere,
pretester ot „A, 'dollop in Vitra. Mies
Kristina had helm teught by her
latent": to steak both Iterich aed many eighth thee ileeh ehteeett, Nthe
Ittiesiate The two fell le lore and taabee icesis halt a trailtio*,
becatieengeageciarter &short ttlend- -------------- „ ,,, ,..„., „
ship! 'AISEt Matters tante beam ireed iNEla THE . A E
Patio two ttiontitg 410 to literate 1 ,i . '
S
.estape on the front of the bujitling,
nod ,all einployees rushed tratd1r
the .rear.
It LI Ilitiot? gala that Settitteell palO
seta are knotein to have perished atid
Ifor!
her Wedding. which will take . _ • i
piede Oet. Otitit. later the toe-
hlear the ,yoting. people witl go to
the bridegtoones hotte at lleishig-
fora. Finland
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Caterner, at their Iteaduar1.et In At tite trial non leered, than foutteen teatime:eel to circle aroriful cold
eadnalle- eanit leentret. the shore,
Westralaster„ to tionec of theft regi.
Ment, weo had h.k patt ht the
* at in Soatis eatiena, which le-
ernited lila retirement, received tt
toreoletti lettet. front in Edward,
disapproving of Ms atteranaes, an:. un.h-
eleatey latinatiree fiat Moira-
_ _ gerieta Satieractioo or the toenail-
tteo,tro "Thett the ,knarmAeleerreT-417v :11t.5%., Hail Weis seat to. kireestnet Petit-
itt,Tioatlelte oellott000l )11111.°44 t°..1kIntic,ttiret.ti:)attt°oneT:tiliscaeaSersirieel ah.the
and point blank t...c.rinaut13,1 litle tes- tmtrre A.s.az.et was that Atutui.
igtiatiota., It Was storwy irtter-
vie*, entileg in Gen. Ballet's fiat , Cb6, ler" .F,VPer "I his' wile had
redesal rehig-a. it is said that „.,111" "Irler°°°eo 'Owl lived *Vert -
the General -evert then did not be- -t-tn becaraeignruteniyorignOttriotelycluitytttreay-
lteve. tnat the War OttiCe, *oak! ing
veaviro: to retire viet. After th„ it'on a part a the house in tenn-
i:MO:OW* ire,Irielt. went straight j coeter, Where Ids wife- arid tour ChB-
tea1(5 eeaeo 4.17,/ vrete riving, and .rnad'e
0.4t: wets heteoh e.eate. Atterapt 1lUtll the faillAe and
tie*, hotrod. lire tem_ its inmates. He Was tent gang
'tier -fire "Stara.
-iti mesas swore a ea Fhtii it -tms emight tit an eddy end
of the outrage Hatt Was seventeen 1 toliott, to,imtds othe
mile§ a:Way front the ttlek or dyea- ". ttr taut la6p-zoilit
lo0k on
nate. the CtoWn, hoWever, proved Itiostii thg et the Atatta ,et. the
that Tesee VvitemeteS *eke utterly ,..sztist ; kid kettdry tatlige14.ottamitt
Win
and Ilittery Williants-wete *ratite
for lte thei, seited tite barrel at
4.40' pnt.„ pulled it Oitt a the nita,tere
and ripped off the x-,ov-et to the merle
hole. They saw Att.&Taller Move
end speak, -and Wated their- kande
to- the crowd above. thet dranli the
.signal that the woman was alive,
big shout evett the from the
MOW& Oft the beeks.
It WAS leeposeible to get tfrs. Tay, ;
ler oat her hIbausted hitaition•
Part � the top Of „the:barrel Waite
*Wed off and the wonian lifted ottt.,
then It *ran 4Mo:toted that site:hitti
stitittitheci iftriqit &Aft iftihuit and
ARiVi CAUGHT IN BELT.
teeter Man ateets With
.Vetst Accident Nest tteorgetteivie.
Georgetowt, Get, t0.. -"A1* *Cadent
octutred ahoet five Mika froethere
yettetday, art *0 -edit or Which
Boliett Strackhaniniet, a3reting tan
et ;treat* lies at deatles door.
ThreslictS WeW
ie otkitig at taftl-
eOlfii AlaPliergOirel, lot .13; on.
Foquesing, stilton one Of the belts
on the separator flew: oft Sweet.-
, halite:tee Went to edjust it Without
Mopping the matiiirte, aid in thy do-
ling had his right erne delight in
the beltand Ntras ihroWn Oil the
tylinder. The Iejueles Sustaltied,ate
teerible. It is Imedly possiblethat
he tail reeoret.
Awful Punishment. isited on
a Louisiana Havishett
HIS VICTIM MAY MOVED.
Nett thleane, ta.0 bet. :20.- hill
Mottit4 te. negro, Who Contalitted otIm-
nesatitt on xt.ilit• &hit Bali at
nalltown, Lit. yesterday, Mitre
titt to dettb to -day Mat the Seekte
of hi v etird6 by- It triOb of P.tiO Met
Merida' Wat "Captured aeon attet the
outrage. He cotressed bier crime at
once and tided to iinplioate a num-
ber of other tiegroes in it, bet they
vele, fortutately, able to ptove
their initotetice. He -wan taken to
BalltoWel, tied to it pine warding With
dhote, tsto ham's and feet 'chitin.
ed to his b�. Pine knots actipine
straw- were piled thont the body
MRS. INITINEFI
COMETEEL
Suspected Poisoner Held for
Trial.
FOR A STANDARD CAR.
Important Decision ot S. and Can-
adian Railways-Cadish Identified
His Wile's Body -A Weights and
Measures Problem Sol veto
Dayton, 0., Oct. 29. -After hear-
ing all tho evidence, Pollee Judge
Snedllter decided to hold efrs. Mary
l'Oltwer, charged with the
murder of her sister, Mrs. .Arena, C.
Pugh., to the common pleas court
without bail.
Foe n St ondard. Car.
AL Louis, 1 ., Oct. 29.-A. stand-
ard boo ear for the railroads of the
U. S., Canada and Ifeeleo has 'been
adopted at the eend-annual meet-
ing of the Amorleaa Railway As-
soeiat Ion.
The duuensions call for a car
feet long, 5 feet high, and 6 inches
wide, and el feet high, Inside mea-
eurement, makieg a cross section
of GS square feet, the ear having a,
capacity of 2,448 cubic feet. Side
opettimpi to be 0 feet wide.
• Perrino Wite.s liody.
New York, Oet. 29. -The hotiy or
the woman, tonal dead ycaterday af-
ternoon In the Hotel Melvin, in com-
pany with 110111 tichillinger, who lind
shot her tail ninistlf, woe identified,
to -la e by Jewett Catlish as that or
hi wIre. oudilhh rertried togive nne-
infernintlen coecerning himeelf or
tiler iVignIlli•
:Indeed the Ilftlogrant Problem.
Nett- York otA. despatch to
the Lon bolt:Tunes and ilia New. York
Timm front Paris, says that, accord-
ing to M. sillittratal. Minister of Com-
merce, the Tided International Con-
gress on Wileirts unit Measures has
antved the, dedeate problem of the
prechie deterinbutti, in or the kilo-
gramand has brokelt,ed the Impert-
ant. enzerretal question of the num-
cratlen olearn*.
SAILOR DROWNED AT SARNIA
`tied to & on to Vel as it Was
Leavitt:: Wlinet.
Sarnia, Ont., Oet. ;Z. -About i.
o't lock this morning nit unknown
tailor met death by drowning at
the 1.1. I. R. wharf. The steed:*
harm Mennen %vim pulling out front
the wherf, whoa the man Was oh-
herttti running for the boat, and
milling that he 'Melte] to get aboard.
lie eprang from the trelonrf, brit the
'mat tree tout tat Oat. and he Ills=
toepeared in the water, winch in
kleep rind twilit itt thitt point. Wilier
Le Was Male 1 out shortly after life
:Attest ehtittet, and he dt.•1
witthita a few minute& mironer
Prtmer tali to enquiry and %keeled
flat no 1110ft•q1- Iva@ 0ftfte00stary.
Policeman llobt., 1i1lhIitltdeatt- the
nem eaelier is the evening ander
the influencerof licuor„ and sent
hini to it hotel.
All elainination or the bodyehow-
ed the 'name "John 1.-oung" tattooed
oij liel atm bet no 000 appeard to
ktioin, 'the roitowlog deserip-
thin hoe/ heed given out: Apparent
yeitrAi wore a brown coat
etel dark -colored treueers; wee
deau.shiteeve remelt for a triode.
trielre. dark -colored; dark halt,
slightly edged with grey.
BATTLE OF SANTIAGO4
itiltairal settles, Tens the stets,.
tietalog 1it Impeeterit Points.
Wnslihigton, bet. the
'.F.chley teat or inquiry adjourned lito
day Admiral 4:5e1*by had not coin. -
Dieted his testimony tinier.
The older event of the day wane
the Admit:11's relation of the event*
ot rul.y t when the Autetican Beet
seat Gerveea's sneaselteera to the tot -
bent: or the seaet to the heaeli. He
told' his story of this histotical °e-
mitter:ice in plain wattle arid in un-
affected style, but the imitative wits
.straightfornrard and to the point, in-
dicating chase familiarity with ail
phases or that event.
Ile said that the Brooklyn bad for
15- tinie sdstabeed the fire of all rout
of the Spanish ships, and also the
rite ihr the Spanish land batteries.
Etplaining the itistotireal tett or
Ids OW6 flagship, the Brooklyn, lie
said that elle had not approached to
within lees than GOO yards a the
Teeple and that he nevet had onsid-
eked that veseel in the least danger.
He ttlee stated, in testonse to at
hetet-tete-tient Bona Mie Raynet, that
he tad 'hetet daring the battle en-
gaged it any collegay With ',lett.
Etedgeon, end that he had not esed
ftit-pteSplOn atttibuted to hint he
Hodgson. This ration to the alleged
oolloody 111 *melt the Admital Is
charged moth haviree, said: 'Damn
the Texasol"
Admiral Beirfey else gave tlie tie-
fettg or the reconnaissande of MAY.
41sty Whet the Spanish ship Crit -
belied Colon was liendatded. m thla
ecitineetiott Ite denied the stateneetta
eitttibtted to hilti by theentittalet
Potts or the battleship Itiestachee-
etts.