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THE BOURB BOURBON N NEWS PARIS P RIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER OVErnER 19190i 19 1901 1
A A COAL MINE ON FIRE FIRETwelve FIRETwelve
Twelve welve Dead Bodies Taken Out and andTwentyFive andTwentyFive andTwentyFive
TwentyFive Persons Rescued RescuedIt
It Is Supposed That the Flames WereStarted WereStarted Were VereStutcd
Started By a Defective e Electric ElectricLiK l ElectricLightSeveral lcctrlc lcctrlcLIgl1tSccrnl
LiK LIgl1tSccrnl t Severn Other Per Persons l Persons cr crSOll8 ¬
sons Arc MissingBluefield Missing MissingBluefleld IUissillgBluefield
Bluefield W Va Nov 15 15Twelve 15Twelvelead 15Twelvelean Twelve Twelvedead
dead bodies b ies have been taken from fromthe frointhc fromthe
the Baby aby mine at Pocahontas l > Sev Several Several SeveraI ¬
eraI eral other persons arc unaccounted unaccountedfor
for and 25 persons have been res rescued rescued rescued ¬ =
cued more or less severely burned burnedAt burncdAt burnedAt
At 3 oclock Thursday morning mornin b itwas it itwas itwas
was discovered c1isc vcred that the Baby mine mineof minef mineof
of f the Pocahontas Colliery Co atPocahontas at atPocahontas atPocahontas
Pocahontas Va was on fire An Analarm Analarm Aualurm
alarm was sent in and the fire com coinpair company ¬
pair 1 > an3 responded promptly In a very veryshort ycrrshort veryshort
short time after the fire fighters fight rs had hadreadied hri hrireach haulreached
readied reach d the mouth of the mines and andwere andwere
44 were were attempting tAt mpting to extinguish the theflames thcH theflames
H flames some omc ofthe firemen and oth others others others ¬
ers having rushed inside the mines minesto minesto
4 to ascertain the extent of the trou trouble trouble trottand ¬
ble and to assist miners entombed entombedtherein entombecltherein entombedtherein
therein a terrific explosion occurred occurredand oceurre oceurret occurredantl
t and many miners lIl ners and their friends friendswere fricndsverc friendst
t were more or less injured It is supposed sup supposed SHpJ ¬
posed that the mines caught lire firefrom lirefrom 1irefrom
J from a defective electrict light wire wireTwentyfive wirclwn wireTwentyfive
Twentyfive lwn tyfive persons have been res rescued rescued ¬
cued all more or less burnt some someseriously sqmc sqmcseriousl someseriously
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f i seriously seriousl and perhaps fatally f tnlly The Theinstantly Theinstantly
f instantly killed were carried to their theirhomes thcirllOmes theirII
II IIt t homes in wagons wagons b and all the phy physicians pll pllj 1rh3ieians ¬
j sicians in Pocahontas have been busy busyall busjj busyall
j i all day attending the injured One or ortwo 01jj orhi
jj hi i two other explosions have followedthat followed followedthat
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c that of the s early ailY morning morumg and others othersare the s sf
f i 1 t are hourly expected The mine mme is isstill i s sstill 5 5t
t I still burning 5 5are and clouds of smoke smokeare smolct
t are constantly issuing issuing b bmouth from its itsmouth itsi
i i I mouth The fan has now been een stop stopped stopC ¬
C I ped and as soon as possible to do doso doj
G r
j I so the mine will be reentered with withhope withI withhope
11 hope of extinguishing the fire fireIn fireI fireIn
P I In 1894 Pocahontas experienced a alike al
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I I l like occurrence in which over 100 100lives 100ti 100lives
ti lives were lost lostThe lostI losture
I The ure list of the dead so far recov recovered recoyI recovered ¬
ered are Louis Voohin Wool wine Tohu TohuBernhart fohni
I L Bernhart Will i Montgomery M 1 I 1 1Koonts D Dr
r 1 t Koonts and a Hungarian II named namedTJrico namedf
e f f Urico
i Woolwine Montgomery and Koonts Koontswere JOOl Iooatsg S Swere
were killed while attemptingreach attempting g to toreach toJeach
reach and bring out a dead body At Atthis U Uthis t tjlj
jlj this time it is impossible to secure securethe secureJ securethe
J the hc names of those injured As yet yetit yetit yetit
it is impossible to estimate est mnJte the theamount theI
4 amount of damage to the mines ninesi minesAt minesM
i M At a late hour Thursday night it itwas itd itwas
d was thought that not over 20 men menthe ment menthe
t the last shift of the day were were in inthe int inthe
t the mine when the first explosion explosionhappened explosionhappened
1 happened < l Members of the rescuing rescuingpaity rescuingI rescuingPartySvho
PartySvho party who escaped claim that they theywere theywcre theywere
I were within sight of two bodies ly lying l ling lying ¬
ing on the ground supposed to be bedead bei bedead
i dead when + 11E hen 1l they were driven back backby backby backby
by the soeond explosion explosionRichmond explosionRichmond
Richmond T Va a Nov No 1G l A A Bluefield BluefieldW
a W v Va special recial says sa s a rescue party partjrentered partyI partyentered
I 1 entered the burning Baby mine at ata arta apta
a favorable time and succeeded in inreaching int inreaching
t reaching a point hitherto inaccessible inaccessibleThey inaccessiblcJ inaccessibleThey
J They saw in the distance the corpses corpsesof c corpsesof rpses rpsesI
I of six or perhaps seven men and entleavored en endeavored endeavored ¬ =
deavored to reach them but the ex extreme extreme cxtreme ¬
treme heat drove them back The Thefire Thefire fheT fhefirc
T fire is growing growing fiercer All efforts to tofet toget toget
get fet even partial control of it have haveproved haei
i t proved futile futileEARTHQUAKE futileE futileEARTHQUAKE
EARTHQUAKE E SHOCKS SHOCKSMuch SHOCKSDlucJ1 SHOCKSMuch
Much Damage Was Vns Done to Prop Property Properb Property ¬
erty Near Richfield Sever SeverCounty SCTcrCount SeverCounty
County Count Utahi UtahSalt Utah UtahSalt UtnlSaIt
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Salt Lake Utah Nov 15 l5A A special spe special special ¬
> cial from Richfield Sever county countystates countystates countystates
states that the damage to property propertyin
t ° in that county x from Wednesday Wednesdaynights Wednesdaynights Vednesda Vednesdanigl1ts r
nights earthquake will amount to
100000 100000Scarcely 100000i
i Scarcely a building escaped damage dam damage damge ¬
age ge of some kind The Mormon tab tabernacle tabernacle tabernacle ¬
ernacle at Richfield was damaged to tothe tothe tothe
the extent of 2000 The members membersof
of the choir were in the structure structureat
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at the time of the shock and Heel Heelterrified Hedterrified fledterrified
terrified to the street streetAt streetA streetAt
At A t Marjsvale lar svale the entire popula population populati01 populaI ¬
I tion left their homes after the firs firstshock firsshock firsi
i i shock built bonfires in the streetsand streets streetsand streetsand
and camped out all night In many manyl l11an l11anl manyparts
k l parts > arts of the country y landslides have haveoccurred haveoccurred
1 occurred blocking blocking b railroads chang changing changing Chang Changing ¬
ing streams and causing general dis disorder disord disorder ¬
order ord
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No Connection With It ItWashington ItVashington ItWashington
Washington Nov 15 l5In In reply to tcmnnerous tollumerous tonumerous
numerous inquiries regarding a pro project project project ¬
ject for obtaining subscriptions purporting pur purporting purporting ¬
porting to be for the benefit of United Unit United United ¬
ed States exlife savers the genera generaj general generalsuperintendent genera1superintendent
j superintendent of the life saving savingservices savingservices savingservices
services announces tha t11 tliat < t neither the theservice theservice thei
i service nor any of its officers have haveanything havi liveeanything
i anything to do with the project or orany orJ orany
any connection whatever with it itQueen itQuccn itQueen
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Queen tVilhclminaH Condition ConditionLondon COJuUtfouLond ConditionLondon
London Lond London n Nov r5The 15 r5The The condition conditionof
4 of Queen Wilhelmina is worse than thanhas thanhas thanhas
has been officially reported Three Threephysicians ThreeI Threephysicians ThreePInYsieians
I physicians are in attendance upon iiponher uponher uponher
her majesty and the queens mother motherhas mother1ms motherbas
has been summoned The royal pa patient potient patient ¬
tient will be obliged to keep her hercouch hfrcouch liarcouch
couch for six weeks weeksMysterious weeltslUy weeksMysterious
Mysterious lUy tcriou Death DeathHome Dcnthnome Deatht
t Home Ga Nov l5James 15 Jaines Goingwas Goings Goingswas GoiDgwas
was found dead in his buggy Thurs Thursday 1hur5day Thursday ¬
day a few miles south of Cavei Cave CaveSprings CaveSp
i Springs Sp ings his neck > being broken His Hisdeath Hisdeath Isisdeath
+ death is a mystery and it is thoughthe thought thoughthe
high he was murdered and robbed by high highwaymen highj ¬
j waymen waymenCol waymenCol waymenCol
Col George W TrIgg Dead DeadRichmond Dent1Uichmond DeadRichmond
Richmond Mo Nov 15 l5Col Col Geo GeoW GeoW
1 W Trigg aged 35 3 > years a well wc1l1mown wc1l1mownI known knowntemperance knowni
rv I i i temperance advocate died Thursday Thursdayafter Thursfl Tliursdirv 1 1q
q after a lingering b bwas illness illness Col Trigg Triggwas lr gg ggi
i was formerly president of the Mis MisJtThri Mis Misjsnnri Mist
jsnnri PrfAS association associationr
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JIM JIM JEFFRIES JEFFI ES WON WONThe WONrhe WONThe
The Big DI California Pugilist Still StillRetains StillRetaills StillRetains
Retains the Championship of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the WorldSan WorldSan World VOTldSan
San Francisco Nov N 0 16 l In one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the most unsatisfactory prize fights fightsever fightsever fightsever
ever witnessed in this tll s country James JamesJ
J Jeffries proved the victor Friday Fridaynight Fridaynight Fridaynight
night over Gus Ruhlin the Akron Akrongiant Akrongiant Akrongiant
giant In the fifth round of what whatwas whatwas whatwas
was to have ha e been a 20round struggle strugglelluhlin struggleHuhlin struggleRuhlin
lluhlin wilted and then surrendered surrenderedto
to his peer to the utter amazement amazementaid amazementand amazementand
and disgust disgust of the assembled thou thousands thousaJlds thousands ¬
sands No Noone one was more mor surprised surprisedat surpriseat
at the outcome than Jeffries Jeff l ies es himself himselfwho himselfwho himselfwho
who asserted that while he had de delivered delivered delivered ¬
livered one telling blow in the sec second second second ¬
ond round he did not expect e eet to win winthe winthe winthe
the victory so easily Ruhlins sole soleexplanation soleexplanation soleexplanation
explanation of the outcome of the thefight thefight thefight
fight is that he received a chance chanceblow chanceblow chanceblow
blow which utterly disabled him and andthait andthaJt andHiatt
thait Jeff persisted in fighting him him low lowWhile lowVhile lowWhile
While liuhlhi will ill make no absolute absolutecharge absolutecharge absolutecharge
charge of Jeffries having committed committeda
a a foul he intimates that he was un unfairly unfairly unfairly ¬
fairly handled and injured as a re result rcsult result ¬
sult lluhlin received the support of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his seconds in this stand who say saythait saytl131 saytlia
thait tl131 t i his was a hopcles case after afterthe aitcrthe afterthe
the second round When seen in his hisdressing hisdressing hisdressing
dressing room after the fight Cham Champion Champion Champion ¬
pion Jeffries said saidI
I was certainly surprised at my myeasy m measy y yeasy
easy easy victory yictor and Ruhlins amazing amazingdefeat ammr amazingdefeat Ig Igdefeat
defeat While it is true that he did didnot didnot didnot
not punch me hard enough during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the five rounds to cause me any anyalarm anyalarm anyalarm
alarm I believed him strong and and cau cautious cautious cautious ¬
tious up to the moment of his col collapse collapse collapse ¬
lapse and was surprised when he 1e quit quitI
I certainly had no trouble in whipping whippinghim whippinghim whippinghim
him and had the fight gone on the theresult theresult theresult
result must have been the same samelluhlin smneUuh1in sameRuhlin
lluhlin was inaccurate and in poor poorwind poorwind poorwind
wind and I can not say that he even evenhad evenhad evenhad
had the courage and force that I ex expected expected expected ¬
pected to encounter in him himlluhlin himRull1in himItulilin
lluhlin took a 0 stiff punch in thestomach the thestomach thestomach
stomach in the fourth round which I Ipresume Ipresume Ipresume
presume gave him trouble neverthe nevertheless neertheless nevertheless ¬
less I expected him to lose harder harderthan harderthan harderthan
than he did lluhlin can doubtless best bestexplain bestexplain bestexplain
explain his own position and as for formyself formyself formyself
myself I am Milling lIing to meet Sharkey Sharkeynext Sharkeynext Sharkeynext
next month and there after to defend defendas
as best I can the title I hold
CARBON CAST STEEL STEELA
A Private Test of An An n Armor Plate PlateWas PlntcVns PlateWas
Was Vns Made Indc at the Indian Head HeadProving HendProTing HeadProving
Proving Ground GroundWashington GrouuclYasll GroundWashington
Washington Yasll ngton Nov 16 l6A A private privatetest privatetest privatetest
test was made at Indian Head II ead of an anarmor anarmor anarmor
armor plate made by the Carbon CarbonSteel CarbonSteel CarbonSteel
Steel Co under und r patents of cast castmetal castmetal castmetal
metal The purpose purpose is to combine combinea
a backing of of low grade soft and andtough andtough andtough
tough vcast east steel with itha a high highcarbpn l1ighca1bpn highcarbon
carbon cast steel face wliich wl which ieh may be bemade bemade bemade
made of any proportionate thickness thicknessTills thicknessrhis thicknessThis
Tills plate is six inches thick and andwas andwas and andwas
was attacked by a a sixinch gun both bothshots bothshots bothshots
shots cracking the th plate The in inventors inyentors inventors ¬
ventors claim to be satisfied with the thedemonstration thedemonstration thedemonstration
demonstration of the success of their theirplan theirpiau theirplan
plan of effecting a complete union unionby unionby unionby
by casting together the two grades gradesof
of steel
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK SHOCKBueua SHOCKDUCllU SHOCKBuena
Buena Vista Col plld and the Surround Snrronndiiigr SurrounchInS Surroundlag
iiigr Country Receives a Severe SevereShaking SecrcShaking SevereShaking
Shaking Up UpBuena UPBuena UpBuena
Buena Vista Col Nov 16 l6ll1i l6ll1itown 16Thistown This Thistown
town and surrounding country ex experienced expericnced experienced ¬
perienced an earthquake shock which whichlasted wMclllasted whichlasted
lasted for several seconds secprids Many peo people peopIc peopie ¬
pie rushed from their residences in innight innight innight
night attire fearing their homes homeswould homeEwould homeswould
would be demolished Plate glass glasswindows glassindows glasswindows
windows were cracked It is report reported reported reported ¬
ed that the waters of the Cottonwood Cottonwoodlake Cottonwoodlake Cottonwoodlake
lake rose considerably considerabl Many huge luigcboulders Imgeoulders hugeboulders
boulders on Mount Princeton and andMount andlfount andMount
Mount Harvard were dislodged and androlled an anrolled androlled
rolled down the sides of the mount mountain mountain mountaim ¬
ain The seismic disturbance seemed seemeilto seemellto seemedto
to travel from the the southwest to tonortheast telnortheast ttinortheast
northeast and lasted about six sec seconds seeonds seconds
onds This is the first earthquake earthquakeever
ever felt in Buena Vista VistaDETROIT VistaDETRIT VistaDETROIT
DETROIT DETRIT BASEBALL CLUB CLUBFrank CLUBFrunk CLUBFrank
Frank Dwyer Former Cincinnati CincinnatiPitcher CincinnatiPltcler CincinnatiPitcher
Pitcher Signs a n Contract as asPlaying nsPlnylng asPlaying
Playing Manager ManagerDetroit llnnngerDetroit ManagerDetroit
Detroit Mich Nov 16Frank 16FrankDwyer 16 l Frank FrankDwyer FranlDwyer
Dwyer the former Cincinnati pitcher pitcheiand piteheIamI pitcherand
and umpire after a conference with withthe witbthe withthe
the new management of the Detroit DetroitBaseball DetroitBaseball DetroitBaseball
Baseball club Friday night signed a acontract acon acontract
contract con tract as playing manager manager of the theclub theclub theclub
club and am he at once began his worlof worl worlof Wor1of <
of organizing the club by signing signingJimmie signingJimmie signingJimmie
Jimmie Barrett as one of the out outfielders outfielders outfielders ¬
fielders The interests of Mr Stal Stallings StalJing Stallingo
lings in the club have not yet been beenacquired beCDacquired beenacquired
acquired by the new managers Two Twoconferences Twoconferences lwccon
conferences con erences were held between Mr MrStallings MrStallings Ir IrStallings
Stallings and Secretary Cookbut with without without without ¬
out results resultsDishonest resultsDlslOnest resultsDishonest
Dishonest EmployesNew Employes EmployesNew Empl ycs ycsNew
New York Nov 10 l 16Two Two employes employeswhose employeswhose employeswhose
whose names have been withheld rob robbed rQbbNl robbed ¬
bed the Williamsburg Savings bank bankof ban banof bankof
of 60000 One of the men guilts guiltsof guiltsof j jof
of the crime was said to have died diedrecently dipdrecently di d drecently
recently Gen Meserole president oi oithe 01the ofthe
the bank admitted that one of the theirien theuien thenien
irien had confessed to < the cashier cashierThe cashierfhe cashierThe
The bank is partly l > artly secured against againstthe againstthe againstthe
the loss lossFire lossFlrc lossFire
Fire In a Packing PL ldnt Establishment EstablishmentKansas EHtnl1i EstablishmentKansas llment llmentKansas
Kansas City Cit Mo ro Nov 16 l 16Fire Fire that thatbroke tha1broke thatbroke
broke out in the canning building buildingof
of the Cudahy packing establishment establishmentdestroyed estab1ishmentdestroyed establishmentdestroyed
destroyed that building with ith a large largqstock largestock largestock
stock of canned meats that it con contained contained contamed ¬
tained The loss is estimated at S150 150
000
Brilliant Meteoric Shower ShowerPhoenix ShowerPhoenix ShowerPhoenix
Phoenix ArizNov Ariz Nov 16 l 16A A meteoric meteoricshower meteoricsllOwer meteoricshower
shower of great brilliancy and an con considerable considerablc considerable ¬
siderable length occurred oee rredhere here early earlyFriday earlyFriday earlyFriday
Friday Friday morning The shower sh wer contin continued continouee continuedhalf ¬
ued uee uedhalf half an hoiny hour during that time timemore thlUnore tiiuemore
more nore than 200 2QO 200me JIie meteors eors eons were Ee counted cou countedl ted
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THE MINING TROUBLES TROUBLESOne
One Killed and Four Wounded Woundedf W WoundedTear ouuded ouudedar
f Tear ear ar Madisonville l diso11ville Ky KyA KyA K y yA
A Well Directed Fire Was Poured PouredInto PouredInto PouredInto
Into the Houses Occupied By Bythe Bythe Bythe
the NonUnion Employes Employesand Employesand Employesand
and Their Families FamiliesMadisonville Familielfadisonville FamiliesMadisonville
Madisonville Ky Nov 18 18Mining 18Miningtrouble Mining Miningtroubles Miningtroubles
troubles in this district brought blood bloodshed bloodshed bloodshed ¬
shed Sunday morning Jas H Smith Smitha
a Negro striker is dead Geo Crouch Crouchanother Crouchanother Crouchanother
another striker is fatally wounded woundedwhile woundedwhile woundedwhile
while John West Hut Dawson and Na Nathan Nathan Nathan ¬
than Bush all guards are wounded woundednone woundednoneof woundednone
none noneof of them dangerously The trou trouble trouble trottble ¬
ble occurred at the mines of the Providence Prov Providence Provoidence ¬
idence Coal Co 17 miles from here hereoclock herewhere herewhere
where an att tt ck began at about 4 430 430oclock 30 30ocloc1c
oclock The The attacking attacldngpartj party some 75 75or 75or 75or
or 80 strong first fired on the engine enginehouse enginehouse enginehouse
house and then in a few minutes the thecompanys thecompanys thecompanys
companys stables were surrounded surroundedA
A horse and a mule mul were killed and andseveral andsevelal andseveral
several other animals disabled By Bythis Bythis Bythis
this time the guards were becoming ac active active active ¬
tive and the attackers formed in a asemicircle asemicircle asemicircle
semicircle over the brow of the hill hillFrom hiIlFrom hillFrom
From there they poured a well direct directed directcd directed ¬
ed fire upon the houses occupied by bythe bytho bythe
the nonunion employes and their fami families families families ¬
lies Men aroused by the crash of bul bullets bullets bullets ¬
lets rushed to small timber piles ar arranged arranged arranged ¬
ranged for use in such an emergency emergencyand emergencyand emergencyand
and I from behind these returned thefire the thefire thefi
fire fi reo
fireThe reoThe
The attacking party while sending sendingvolley sendingvoHey sendingvolley
volley after volley into this quarter quarterkept quarterlept quarterkept
kept up a steady fire on the tiplet en engine engine engine ¬
gine room stable and other buildings buildingsof
of the company while the guards for fortheir fortheir fortheir
their part were doing effective work workThe workThe workThe
I
The battle raged for almost an hour hourand hourand hourand
and a half when the assailants with withdrew withdrew withdrew ¬ I
drew leaving Smith dead and Crouch Crouchshot Croucbshot Crouchshot
shot through and through on the field fieldHow fieldHow fieldHow
How many wounded they took with withthem witbthem withthem
them is not known but the leader was wasseen wasseen wasseen
seen to fall and it is believed some someof someof someof
of the party who went to his rescue rescuewere rescuewere rescuewere
were hit hitCounty hitCounty hitCounty
County Judge Hall at Providence Providencestarted Providencestarted Providencestarted
started an investigation An inquest inquestwas inquestwas inquestwas
was held the coroners jury verdict be being being being ¬
ing that the Negro came to his death deathat deatbat deathat
at the hands of the guards while de defending defending defending ¬
fending life and property and they theywere theywcre theywere
were therefore justifiable The news newsof newsof newsof
of the shooting spread like wildfire It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was not long before the news reached reachedAdjtvGen reachedAdjt reachedAdjt
AdjtvGen Adjt Gen Gen Murray who at once com commenced commenced commenced ¬
menced an investigation opening up upcojoimunication upcO upcommunication
communication cO with the governor governorFollowing governorFollowing governorFollowing
Following the battle at the Provi Providence Providence Providence ¬
dence mine there were riots at other otheiKentucky othelKentucly otherKentucky
Kentucky mines An attack att ck was made madeon madeon madeon
on the mine guards at the Monarch Monarchmines Monarcbmines Monarchmines
mines three miles from Earlington EarlingtonSunday EarIingtonSunday EarlingtonSunday
Sunday night but it was repulsed repulsedTwo repulsedTwo repulsedTwo
Two employes of the St Bernard B rnard Coal CoalCo CoalCo CoalCo
Co at Mortons llIortons Gap were fired upon uponby uponby uponby
by a man who sprang sprang from behind a atree atree atree
tree There was much trouble at atoth atother oth other oth other ¬
er places but neither injury nor loss lossof los losor lossof
of life followed
Madisonville Ky Nov 18 18Two 18Twocompanies Two Twocompanies Twocompanies
companies of state troops have been beenordered beenordered beenordered
ordered out The Madisonville com company company cornpany ¬
pany is doing patrol duty in the out outskirts outsl1rts outskirts ¬
skirts of town and the Hopkinsville Hopkinsvillecompany Hopldnsvillecompany Hopkinsvillecompany
company of the Kentucky state guard guardunder guardunder guardunder
under command of Capt H Thomas Thomasand Thomasand Thomasand
and Second Lieut Robert D Bellamy Bellamyreached Bel1amyreached Bellamyyreached
reached here at 11 oclock Sunday Sundaynight Sundarnight Sundaynight
night There are but 30 of the men menas mel1as mereas
as orders reached Hopkinsville buta butashort but8short but a ashort
short while before train time The Thecompany Thecompany Thecompany
company has an enlisted strength of
70 men and those who could not be befound befound befound
found Sunday night will follow in the themorning themorning themorningin
morning morningin in command of First Lieut LieutGeo LieutGeo LieutGeo
Geo W V Phelps Maj E B Bassett Bassettof Bassettof
of the the3d 3d regiment of Hopkinsville Hopkinsvilleeaccompanied Hopkinsvilleaccompanied Hopldmvilleaccompanied
accompanied the troops Adjt Gen GenMurray GenIVlurray GenDlurray
Murray was out in a statement Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday ¬
day night in which he declares he is isdetermined i idetermined isdetermined
determined that lawlessness shall be besuppressed besuppressed besuppressed
suppressed A detail of 20 men started startedfor startefor startedfor
for the Providence mine mineSunday mineSunday mineSunday
Sunday night as the train having havingthe havingthe havingthe
the troops troopsaboard aboard passed the Norton Nortonville Nortonvile
ville camp located in the woods neat neaithe neatthe nearthe
the railroad camp fires could be ob observed observed observed
served and the scene was one of ofbus ofbustle bus bustie bustle
tle Several shots were fired but not notat notat notat
at the train trainAt trainAt trainAt
At the Madisonville camp the strik strikers strikers strikers ¬
ers were astir A searchlight recently recentlyplaced recentlyplaced recentlyplaced
placed on top of a coal tipple neat neaiMadisonville neatMadisonville nearMadisonville
Madisonville was thrown on the camp campAbout campAbout campAbout
About 150 men were there handling handlingtheir handUngtheir handlingtheir
their arms and walking about between betweentheir betweetheir betweentheir
their tents tentsA tentsA tentsA
A MEMORIAL ARCH ARCHThe ARCHI ARCHThe
I The Empress Dowager Has Issued An AnEdict ArEdict AnEdict
Edict Eulogizing the Late Li LiHung LiHung LiHung
Hung Chang ChangPeking ChangPeldng ChangPeking
Peking Nov 18 18The The empress dow dowager dowagel chowager
ager has issued another edict eulo eulogizing eulogizing eulogizing
gizing the late Li Hung Chang and or ordering ordering ordering
dering the erection of a memorial arc1 arc1near arc arcnear arch archnear
near his birthplace The edict also alscdirects alsedirects alsodirects
directs that the rank of marquis con conf conferred conferred
f ferred upon the eldest son of the late lateChinese lateCbinese lateChinese
Chinese statesman in his own rightshall right rightshall rightshaH
shall descend through 23 generations generationsIt
It confers high rank upon the other othersons othersons othersons
sons of Earl Li upon whom the post posthumous postlmmous posthumous ¬
humous rank of marquis has been be bestowed bestowed bestowed ¬
stowed and confers co fers dignities upon his hisgrandsons hiEgrandso hisgrandsons
grandsons grandso s together with lucrative of offices offices offlees ¬
fices
Asphalt in Michigan MichiganEscanaba MichiganEseanaba MichiganEscanaba
Escanaba Mich Nov 18 18Analysis 18Analysisof Analysis Analysisof
of asphalt discovered near Rapid river riverat riverat riverat
at the head of Little bay shows that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the product found is composed of 40 40parts 40parts 40parts
parts of highgrade high grade lubricating oil and andGO
60 parts of pure asphaltum equal in inquality inquality inquality
quality to the famous Trinidad product prod product product ¬
uct
Fought Fought Over Creed CreedVienna CreedVienna CreedVienna
Vienna Nov 18 18After After a fierce fight fightSunday fightSunday fightSunday
Sunday Lutheran students drove Ro Roman Roman Roman ¬
man Catholic students stu ents out outof of the the great greathall gre greathall t thall
hall of the university u jver ity The fighting fightingcontinues fightingcoI fightingcolitinued
continues coI tinueG outside the building building
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STILL A PRISONER PRISONERBrigand PRISONERBrigand PRISONERBrigand
Brigand Leaders Can Not Agree as to tothe tothe tothe
I
the Amount of Ransom For Miss MissEllen MissEllen MissEllen I
Ellen M Stone StoneSofia StoneSofta StoneSofia i
Sofia Bulgaria Nov 18 18The The bri brigands briogands brigands ¬
gands who abducted Miss Ellen M MStone MStone MStone
Stone the American missionary and andMme andMme andMme
Mme Tsilka her companion have not notyet notyet notyet
yet replied to the latest proposals of ofMr ofMr ofMr
Mr Dickinson diplomatic agent of the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States in Sofia This is due to tothe tothe tothe
the fact that the band has many lead leaders leaders leaders ¬
ers and that the latter are unable to toagree toagree toagree
agree among themselves themselvesThere themselvesThere themselvesThere
There is a general impression here herethat herethat herethat
that time is being frittered away while whilewaiting whilewaiting whilewaiting
waiting for the brigands to reduce reducetheir reducetheir reducetheir
their demands It is felt that the only onlymeans onlymeans onlymeans
means from which matters can be bebrought bebrought bebrought
brought to a head is to inform themas them themas tbemas
as to the amount available for ransom ransomand ransomand ransomand
and to declare that this can not be in increased increased increased ¬
creased for any consideration consideration what whatever whatever whatever ¬
ever Such an ultimatum might en endanger endanger endanger ¬
danger the life of Miss Stone but it is ismore Ismore ismore
more probable that the brigands will willaccept wiIJaccept willaccept
accept this condition conditionBesides conditionBesides conditionBesides
Besides every days delay imperils imperilsher imperilsher imperilsher
her life not so much on the score of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the brigands themselves but by rea reason reason reason ¬
son of the exposure and strain she is isundergoing isundorgoing isundergoing
undergoing undergoingTHE undorgoingTHE undergoingTHE
THE CHARLESTON EXPOSITION EXPOSITIONIt
it It Will V iII Open Next Sunday Week With WithReligious WithReligious WithReligious
Religious Exercises Exerc ses By All De Denominations Denominations Denominations ¬
nominations
Charleston S C Nov 18 18Ned 18NedSunday 18NextSunday Next NextSunday
Sunday week the exposition will open openhere openhere openhere
here with religious reIigio s exercises in which whichall whichall whichall
all denominations will take part The Themusical Themusical Themusical
musical programme programme will be rendered renderedunder renderedunder renderedunder
under the direction dir ction of Mme Barbet Barbetopening Barbetopening Barbetopening
opening with an ode written for the theoccasion theI theoccasion
occasion by George Herbert Sasas and andset andset andset
set to music by Prof Theodore Saul SaulThe SaulThe
The formal opening of the exposition expositionwill expositionwiII expositionwill
will take place on Monday December
2 Qhauncey M Depew of New York Yorkwill Yorkwill Yorkwill
will deliver the principal oration and andPresident andPresident andPresident
President Roosevelt will start the thewheels thEwheels thewheels
wheels moving by wire from the white whitehouse whitehouse whitehouse
house The president has accepted at arinvitation atinvitation atinvitation
invitation to visit the exposition witt witthis witthis witlhis
his cabinet on February 12 Lincoln Lincolnsbirthday Lincolnbirthday Lincolnbirthday
birthday and it is hoped he will be beable beable beable
able to remain here several days a snumber anumber anumber
number of entertainments having havingbeen havingbeen havingbeen
been projected in his honor among amongthem amon amonthem amongthem
them a deer hunt on the private privategrounds privatEgrounds privategrounds
grounds of President Wagner of the theexposition theexposition theexposition
exposition company companyThis companyThis companyThis
This week the finishing touches wil wilbe wilbe witbe
be given to the exterior of the extio extiosition exno exnosition eXJosition
sition buildings and the work of deco decorating deeorating decorating
rating the interior will be completed completedExhibits completedExhihits completedExhibits
Exhibits are arriving each day dayBATTLE dayBATTLE dayBATTLE
BATTLE WITH BANK ROBBERS ROBBERSTwo ROBBERSTwo ROBBERSTwo
Two Men Are Dead and a Constable ConstableIs
N Is in a Very Critical CriticalCondition CriticalCondition CriticalCondition
Condition
Sioux City Ia Nov 18 18John John Sun Sunblad Sunblad Sunbliad
blad who whowas was shot in the battle witl witlGreenville wittGreenvillc vitl vitlGreenville
Greenville bank robbers at Albert City CitjSaturday Cit CitSaturday CitySaturday
Saturday died Sunday Sunda He was oneof on onof onE onEof
of the prominent merchants of Albert AlbertCity AlberlCity AlbertCity
City CityConstable CityConstable CityConstable
Constable Lodine who was was shot li lithe fi fithe it itthe
the groin is in a critical condition conditionThe conditionThe conditionThe
The robber who was shot in tht thtstomach th thstomach thustomach
stomach died Sunday morning H Hrefused HE HErefus Herefused <
refused refus d to give his name or the namE nanuof namEof nameof
of his assistants but he admitted admittedthat admittedthat admittedthat
that they had robbed the bank These Thesemen ThesEmen Thesemen
men a Negro and a white whiteman man alsc alscadmit alscadmit alscadmit
admit robbing the bank Besides 43 43in 43in 43f 43fin
in money recovered from the burglar burglarthey burglarlthey burglarsthey
they confess to having secreted 50 50in 50in 50in
in a cornfield cornfieldSENATOR cornfieldSENATOR cornfieldSENATOR
SENATOR CULLOM CULLOMThe CULLOMThe CULLOMThe
The Illinois Statesman Will Be Chair Chairman Chairman Chairman
man of the Senate Foreign Re Relations Relations Relations ¬
lations Committee CommitteeWashington CommitteeWashington CommitteeWashington
Washington Nov 18 18Senator Senator Cullom Cul Cullorn CuI10m
lorn of Illinois will be chairman of oithe ofthe ofthe
the foreign relations committee of the thesenate thesenate thesenate
senate to succeed the late Senator Da Davis Davis Davis
vis Senator Cullom said Sunday SundayI
I can not understand und rstand why rumors rumorsto rumorsto rumorsto
to the effect that I was undecided undecidedwhether undecidedwhether undecidedwhether
whether or not to take this chairman chairmanship chairmanship chairmanship ¬
ship should be put into circulation 1have 1 1have 1bav
have bav e had no other intention since Mr MrFrye MrFrye MrFrye
Frye declined the honor honorMr honorMr honorMr
Mr Culloms decision to accept this thischairmanship thiEchairmanship thischairmanship
chairmanship will cause him to resign resignthe resignthe resignthe
the chairmanship of the committee on oninterstate oninterstate oninterstate
interstate commerce commerceBURIED commerce commerceBURIED commerceBURIED
BURIED UNDER SLAG SLAGOne SLAGOne SLAGOne
One Man Was Killed and Two Bad BadlBurned Badly BadlyBurned I IBurned
Burned at the Axle Axl Works WorksHomestead WorksHomestead WorksHomestead
Homestead Pa PaHomestead PaHomestead PaHomestead
Homestead Pa Nov 18 180f Of a part partjof partof partof
of workmen buried Sunday under undermass E Emass rmass
mass of molten slag at the Howard Howardaxle Howarcaxle Howariaxle
axle works John Rusk aged 50 years yearsis years yearsis yearsis
is dead and Andrew Hulsi aged 33 33and 33an 33and
and an George Siski aged 5ft are badlj badljburned ba bads badsburned I Iburned
burned The accident occurred on the thecinder thEcinder thecinder
cinder dump of the companys plant plantThe plantThe plantThe
The victims were engaged in collect collecting collecting collecting
ing scrap when a party of workmer workmerat
at the top of the dump about 20 feel feelabove feetabQve feelabgve
above dumped their car over the edge edgenot edgenot edgenot
not knowing that the men were direct directly directly directly ¬
ly beneath them The car contained containedabout containeabout containedabout
about eight tons of slag a great parf parfof parfof partof
of which was red hot and much of it in ina ina ina
a molten ol en state stateGuard stateGuard stateGuard
Guard Waldrupe Dead DeadLeavenworth DeadLeayenworth DeadLeavenworth
Leavenworth Kan NoV 18 18J J B BWaldrupe BValdrupe BWaldrupe
Waldrupe a guard at the Ft Leaven Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth
worth military prison who was shot shotduring shotduring shotduring
during the mutiny at that institution institutionon
on November 7 is dead Twentysix Twentysixmutineers Twentysixmutineers Twentysixmutineers
mutineers now no become liable to a acharge acharge acharge
charge of murder murderBroke mJlrderBroke murderBroke
Broke All Records RecordsParis RecordsParis RecordsParis
Paris Nov 18 18An An Americanmade Americanmadelocomotive Americanmadelocomotive Americanmadelocomotive
locomotive No 2999 on the Paris Ly Lyons Lyons Lyons ¬
ons Mediterranean line drawing 14 14cars 14cars 144cars
cars cars a total of 181 tons ran at at atthe the rate rateof rateof rateof
of 130 kilometers 81miles 81mil s per per p r hour hourthe hourtbeother hourthe
the tbeother other day dabreaki breaking gall all records r cords cordsI
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I BOLOMEN KILLED KILLEDI KILLEDCompany KILLEDCompany
Company E Ninth Infantry At Attacked Attacked Attacked ¬
tacked Near Tarangnan TarangnanCapt TarangnanCapt b bCapt
Capt Hall of the 21st Infantry Had HadFour HadFour HadFour
Four Separate Engagements EngagementsWith EngagementsWith EngagementsWith
With Filipinos in Bolangas Bo Bolangas Bolangas
langas Province ProvinceManila provin ProvinceManila e eManila
Manila Nov 18 18COI Company 1pany E of the the9th the9th the9th
9th infantry infantr Capt F H Shoeffel was wasattacked wasattaclmd wasattacked
attacked by 50 Bolomen and several severalinsurgents severalinsurgents severalinsurgents
insurgents armed with rifles at a apoint apoint apoint
point six miles from Tarangnan in inin inin inin
in the Island of Samar The Theinsur Theinsurgents insur insurgents insurgents ¬
gents tried to rush the Americans Americansbut Americansbut Americansbut
but failing to accomplish their pur purpose purpose purpose ¬
pose they quickly broke and scat scattered scattered scattered ¬
tered The men of the 9th had a cor corporal corporal conporal ¬
poral and a scout killed and one pri private private private ¬
vate wounded Sixteen of the Bolo Bolomen Bolomen Bob Bobmen
men were killed while the riflemen es escaped escaped ¬
caped capedTen capedTen
Ten Hotchkiss rapid fire guns will willbe willbe willbe
be sent to the southern islands for op operation operation operation ¬
eration in the mountains Gapt Her Herman Herman Herman ¬
man Hall of the 21st infantry has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been scouting for several days in Ba Balangas EaIansas Balangas
langas province He had four sepa separate separate separate ¬
rate engagements e with the insurgents insurgentsthere insurgentsthere insurgentsthere
there Judging from the firing on onthese ohthese onthese
these occasions Capt Hall estimates estimatesthe estimatesthe estimatesthe
the force of each band of the rebels rebelsat rebelsat rebelsat
at from 30 to 50 They made no at attempt attempt attempt ¬
tempt to charge Capt Halls party
Capt Halls scout resulted in the cap capture capture captore ¬
ture of one insurgent officer and 50000 50000pounds 50000pounds 50000pounds
pounds of rice riceGen riceGen riceGen
Gen Sumner commander of the thedistrict thedistrict thedistrict
district of Southern Luzon highly highlypraises highlypraises
praises Capt Hartman and his troop troopof troopof troopof
of the 1st cavalry who last Wednes Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day morning attacked 4QO insurgents insurgentsentrenched insurgentsentrenched insurgentsentrenched
entrenched in rifle Fiflepits pits at Buan Ba Balangas Balangas Balangas
langas province and nd routed them themGen themGen themGen
Gen Sumner says that the blow blowthen blowthen blowthen
then administered by Capt Hartman Hartmanis
is the most severe the insurgents have havesuffered havesuffered havesuffered
suffered since he Gen Sumner assum assumed assumeel assumeel ¬
eel command of his district Owing Owingto
to the fact that the United States Statestransports Statestransports Statestransports
transports Sheridan Waldron and andHancock andHancock
Hancock all met with accidents in the theinland theinland theinland
inland seas of Japan and the return returning returning returning ¬
ing party of visiting congressmen is isconsequently isconsequently isconsequently
consequently delayed in the batter latteicountry lattelcountry battercountry
country the transport Thomas which whicharrived whicbarrived whicharrived
arrived at Manila November 12 will willbe wilJbe willbe
be immediately dispatched to Japan JapanGen JapanGen JapanGen
Gen Chaff Chaffee ee opposes United States Statestransports Statestransports Statestransports
transports in future passing through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the inland seas seasManila seasManila seasManila
Manila Nov 18 18The The Filipino priest prieslDeposoy priestDcposoy priestDeposoy
Deposoy has been sentenced by court courlmartial courtmartial courtmartial
martial to the penalty of death for the themurder themurder themurder
murder of certain of his hiscountrymeIJ hiscountrymeIJwho countrymen countrymenwho countrymenwho
who favored the Americans Out 01 olrespect 01respect 01respect
respect however to the condemned condemnedmans condemnedmans condemnedmans
mans calling and the great religious religiousbody religiombody religiousbody
body to which he belonged and most moslunworthily mostunworthily mostunworthily
unworthily represented Gen Chaffee Chaffeehas ChaffeEhas Chaffeehas
has commuted the sentence to 20 20years 20years 20years
years imprisonment Gen Chaffee Chaffeedesires Chaffeedesires Chaffeedesires
desires it to be understood that the theleniency thelenienc theleniency
leniency lenienc exercised in the case cas can nol nolbe n01be notbe
be known as a precedent and that nc ncperson ncperson noperson
person in the islands can be permitted permittedto
to plead his office however sacred and andexalted 3n 3nexalted andexalted
exalted this may be as protection protectionagainst protectioDagainst protectionagainst
against crimes committed committedThe committedrhe committedThe
The municipal muni ipal authorities have de decided decided detided
cided to enlarge the city of Manila Manilfand lIaniland Manilaand
and to incorporate within its limit limitthe limits Iimiuthe limitsthe
the suburb of Santa Ana AnaPROBOER AnaPROBOER AnaPROBOER
PROBOER DEMONSTRATION DEMONSTRATIONThe
i The he Crew of a Dutch Fishing Boat BoaAttacks BoatAttacks BoatAttacks
Attacks a British Smack in the theNorth theNorth theNorth
North Sea SeaLondon SeaI SeaLondon
I London Nov 18 18An An extraordinary extraordinarsdemonstration extraordinardemonstration extraordinarydemonstration
demonstration of proBoerism is re reported reported reported
ported by a Brussels newspaper II IIseems 11seems Itseems
seems that a Dutch fishing boat be belonging belonging belonging
longing to Ymuidon while off Weilin Weilingen Wellini Weilingen
i gen lightship in the North sea pre pretended pretended pretended
tended to be in distress and approach approached
ed a British smack Thirteen fisher fishermen fishermen fishermen
men from the Dutch boat boarded th thBritish thBritish the theBritish
British craft and attacked the cre creof creof cress cressof
of thelatter the latter shouting Long live the theBoers th thBoers theBoers
Boers Several of the Britishers were werewounded w werewounded n nwoundecl
wounded woundedIt
It is alleged that before making the theattack th thatt theattack
attack att ck the Dutchmen locked thir cap captain captain captarn
tain in his cabin cabinThe cabinThe cabinThe
The British smack succeeded in es escaping escaplng estaping
taping and arrived at Osbend where wherethe wherEthe wherethe
the captain lodged a complaint with wittthe wiUthe withthe
the British consul consulDeath consulDeath consulDeath
Death of Dr Albert L Gihon GihonNew GihonNew GihonNew
New York Nov 18 18Dr Dr Albert L LGihon LGihon LGihon
Gihon about 70 years old former med medical medical medlea ¬
ical lea director of the United Unit d States na navy navy navy ¬
vy who came to this city from the thesouth thesouth thesouth
south three weeks ago to meet his hiswife hiEwife hiswife
wife who has been in Europe and who whois whois whois
is expected back next Tuesday died diedin diedin diedin
in the hospital Sunday Dr Gihon Gihonsuffered Gihonsuff Gihonsuffered
suffered suff recl a stroke of apoplexy last lastThursday lastThursday lastThursday
Thursday at afhis his hotel and never re regained reogained regained ¬
gained consciousness He was a ana anatlve na native native ¬
tive of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaToo
Too Good to Live LiveMinneapolis LiveMinneapolis LiveMinneapolis
Minneapolis Minn Nov I8Mrs 18MrsSarah 18 I8MrsSarah Mrs MrsSarah
Sarah Nordeman who with her son sonKnute sonKnute sonKnute
Knute Bjorge Nordeman attempted attemptedsuicide attemptesuicide attemptedsuicide
suicide Saturday by taking morphine ntorpblnedied ntorpt morphinedied ne nedied
died Sunday The son is still in the thehospital thfhospital thehospital
hospital with prospects of recovery recoveryalthough recoveryalthough recoveryalthough
although his mind is seriously de deranged deranged deranged ¬
ranged He raved constantly about abouthis abouthi abouthis
his hi desire to leave this world as he hebelieves hebelieves hebelieves
believes himself too good to live hereWage here hereWage hereWage
Wage Earners Party PartyChicago Pi1rtyChica PartyChicago
Chicago Chica o Nov 18 18Inspired Inspired ied by the thesuccess thesuccess thesuccess
success of the union labor candidates candidatesin
in San Francisco and Bridgeport Ct Ctthe Ctthe Ctthe
the labor men of Chicago are to be heorganized beorganized beorganized
organized into a wage earners party partyand partyand partyand
and will have their own < wn candidates candidatesfor candidatefor
for municipal and state officers officersYeomanry officersYeomanry officersYeomanry
Yeomanry Captured CapturedLondon CapturedLondon CapturedLondon
London Nov 18 18The The South Afri African Aflican African ¬
can casualty list shows that in the th af affairs afI affairs ¬
I fairs at Brakspruit November Nov mber 13 13jrtiich 13I 13which
which iC h Lord Kitchener litCh ner reported repo rted last lastFriday lastFriday lastFriday
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