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I THE THEBOURBONNEWS BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 1901
1H THEfOSTALREYENUES THEfOSTALREYENUESAnnual EfOST ALREVENU ES ESAnnual
Annual Report of the Third As Assistant Assistant Assistant ¬
sistant Postmaster General GeneralUrges GeneralUrges GeneralUrges
Urges An Increase of the Limit For Forthe Forthe Forthe
the Loss of Registered Mail and andConsolidation andConsolidation andt
t Consolidation of Third and andFourth andFourth andFourth
Fourth Class Matter MatterWashington MatterWashington MatterWashington
Washington Nov 26 26Third Third Assist Assistant Assistant Assistant ¬
ant Postmaster General Edwin C Mad Madden Madden MadI ¬
I den in his annual report recommends recommendsthe recommendsthe recommendsthe
the consolidation of third and fourth fourthclass fourthclass fourthclass
class mail matter an increase of the thelimit thelimit thelimit
limit of indemnity for the loss of reg registered registered registered ¬
istered matter from 10 to 100 and andthat andthat andthat
that postal employes be made liable liablefor liablefor liablefor
for for the value of registered matter lost lostthrough lostthrough lostthrough
through carelessness The total pos postal postal postal ¬
tal revenues for the year from all allsources alls allsources
sources s Urces were 111631195 being 3
923727 less than the expenditures expendituresThis expenditures3his expendituresThis
This is exclusive of the cost of trans transportating transportating transportating
portating the mails over the subsi subsidized subsiIzed subsidized ¬
dized Ized Pacific railroads that have not notyet notyet not3ret
yet settled their bonded accounts with withthe withthe withthe
the government The total value of ofstamped ofstamped ofstamped
stamped paper and stamped books is issued issued issued ¬
sued during the year was 104785987 104785987The 104785987The 104785987The
The issue of postage stamps books is isregarded isregarded isregarded
regarded as a successful experiment experimentThe experimentThe
4 V The 4698423 stamp books issued have havecost havei havecost
i I cost the department 469 per thousand thousandto
i to manufacture There were 659614
800 postal cards issued The amount amountof amountof amountof
of second class matter mailed free of ofpostage ofj
j postage to actual subscribers within withinthe withinthe
11 the county of publication consists prac practically pracI practically ¬
I tically seven per cent of the entire entireamount entireI entireamount
I amount mailed mailedMr mailedMr mailedMr
Mr Madden says it is but a question questionof q estion estionI
I of time if the rate on increase of sec second second secj ¬
j ond class matter continues before it itwill itf itwill
f will consume most if not all of the therevenue therevenue therevenue
I
revenue derived from other classes of ofmail ofmail ofmail
mail matter While second class mat matter matter matter ¬
ter combined with its necessary equip equipment equipii equipi ¬
ii i ment me t constitutes approximately two twothirds twoIJ
IJ 1 J thirds of the combined weight of all allthe allthe
I the four classes of mail matter it fur furnishes furnishes furnishes ¬
nishes only slightly over four per cent centof centof centof
of the revenue from all postage About Aboutj
j 50 per cent of this nominal and un unsustaining Unsustaining
sustaining rate Mr Madden says is isdue isI isdue
I due to a construction of the statutes statuteswhich statutesI statuteswhich
11 I which has permitted the admission of ofa ofa
1 a great number of alleged newspapers newspapersand newspapersi
1 i and periodicals which are merely pre pretensions pretensions ¬
1 tensions The principal abuses of the thepound thepound
1 pound rate named by b the report are aresample aresample
I sample copies but subscriptions subscriptionsbooks subscriptionsbooks subscriptionsbooks
books return copies to news agents agentsand agentsand agentsand
and premiums to subscribers the lat latter latter ¬
ter being characterized as the king of ofabuses otabuses ofabuses
1 abuses The hope is expressed that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the next annual report will show the thesecond thesecond thesecond
second class of mail practically free freefrom freefrom freefrom
from at least the larger abuses This Thisreformation Thisreformation Thisreformation
reformation the report says may maymake mayi maymake
i make one cent postage practicable at atno atno atno
p
no distant date dateREVENUE datej dateREVENUE
j REVENUE COLLECTIONS COLLECTIONSThe
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The Receipts From All Sources For ForOctober Fori ForOctober
i October Were 24359907 a De Decrease Decrease Dccrease ¬
crease Over Last October OctoberWashington October Octoberj OctoberWashington
j Washington Nov 26 26The The monthly monthlystatement monthlystatement monthlystatement
statement of the collections of f inter internal interI internal ¬
I nal nallevenue Revenue shows that for the month monthof monthj monthof
j of October 1901 the receipts from all allsources allsources allsources
sources amounted to 24359907 which whichis whichis whichis
is a decrease as compared with Octo October October October ¬
ber 1900 of 3104672 3104672The 3104672fhe 3104672The
The collections from the several severalsources severalsources severalsources
sources of revenue are given as fol follows folj follows ¬
j lows Spirits Sp rits 11877122 increase
781537 Tobacco 4500347 de decrease dei dei ¬
i crease 920635 Fermented liquors
5788652 decrease 702835 Oleo Oleomargerine217561 Oleomargerine217561 Oleoinargerine217561
margerine217561 decrease 13744 13744Special 13744Special 13744Special
Special taxes not elsewhere enumer enumerated enumerh enumerated ¬
h ated 75696 Increase i crease 26100 Mis Miscellaneous Misd Miscellaneous ¬
d cellaneous cel neous 1900477 decrease 2
275094 The decrease for the four fourmonths fou foumonths fourmonths
months of the present fiscal year yearamount yearamount yea yeaamount
amount to 846005
i i ROLLER BOAT TESTED TESTEDWith TESTEDWith
1 With a Stiff North Wind It Rolled RolledFrom RolledFrom RolledFrom
From Prescott Across the St Law Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence ¬
rence to Ogdensburg OgdensburgOgdensburg OgdensburgOgdensburg OgdensburgOgdensburg
Ogdensburg N Y Nov 26 26Knapps 26Knapps 26Knapps
Knapps roller boat Monday demon demonstrated demont ¬
I strated its ability to roll In a blind blinding blinding blinding ¬
t ing snbwstorm with a stiff north winft winftit winlit
i it rolled from Prescott across the St StLawrence StLawrence StLawrence
Lawrence river to Ogdensburg but butmissed butmissed butmissed
missed the channel to the upper har harbor harbor harbor ¬
bor and rolled into the soft mud on a abar abar abar
bar abreast the city and settled s sctled tled hard hardsurrounded hardsurrounded hardsurrounded
surrounded by snow and ice Efforts Effortsto Effortsto EffortsI Effortsto
to tow the boat by long hawsers into intothe intot intor
I
t r the deep water were unsuccessful and andshe andshe andshe
she may not be released until spring springThe springThe springThe
The inventor and stockholders who whowere whowere
1 were on board were taken off in small smallboats smallboats
t boats The inventor claims success successThe successThe successThe
The boat is 110 feet long and 22 feet feetin feetin feetr
r in diameter An engine is suspended suspendedin
in a car in the center The motive motivepower motiveI motivepower
I power is is applied in the form of climb climbing climbH ¬
H 1 ing engine engineDied enginei engineDied
i Died in the Philippines PhilippinesSalina PhilippinesSalina lhilipinesSalina
Salina Kan Nov 26 26Mrs Mrs May MayAgnew MayAgnew MayAgnew
Agnew wife of Capt Agnew formerly formerlyof
l of Company M 20th Kansas died at atManila atManiI atManilt
Manila where she went recently with withfoer withher withier
her ier husband who is an officer in the theregular theregular theegular
regular army She bad been married marriedonly marriedonly marriedonly
only a short time The news of her herdeath herdeath herdeath
death was received by cablegram cablegramExcluded cabl cablegramExcluded gram gramExcllJded
Excluded as Second Class Mail Matter MatterWashington MatterWashington MatterS MatterWashington
Washington Nov 26 26Another Another big bigbatch bigbatch bigbatch
S
batch of publications excluded from fromthe fromthe fromS
S the second class mail matter under underthe underi underthe
the new policy governing that classi classification classification classification ¬
i fication was announced Monday The Thelist The1ist Thelist
list includes several newspapers newspapers alma almanac almanac almanac ¬
nac and railway guides guidesDeclines guidesDeclines guidest
t Declines the Honor HonorNew HonorNew HonorNew
New York Nov 26 26Rev Rev Dr David DavidT DavIdH DavidH
H T Green of this city recently elected electedbishop electedbishop electedbishop
bishop of the new dioceso of Western WesternMassachusetts WesternMassachusetts WesternI
I Massachusetts issued u statementS statement statementMonday 3tatempntMonday
S Monday evening In which he declines fieclinesthe declinesthe decIiI4esthe
the honor honorS
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FARMER F FARMERCRAZEDBYDRINK FARMERCRAZEDBYDRINKHe Jt H CRAZED gDcBY BY DRINK DRINKHe DRINKHe
He Shot His Wifes Parents and Was WasFinally WasFinally WasFinally
Finally Killed By His Young YoungBrotherinLaw YoungBrotherinLaw YoungS
S BrotherinLaw BrotherinLawMarietta BrotherinLawMarietta BrotherinLawMarietta
Marietta 0 Nov 2fl A dual mur murder murder murder ¬
der under most distressing circum circumstances circumstances circumstances ¬
stances took place here Sunday Three Threemiles Threemiles Threemiles
miles north of Beverly this county countynear c countynear untr untrnear
near the little post office at Hackney HackneyRcbert Hackneyobert HackneyRobert
Robert obert Wilkin a prosperous farmer farmerHVed farmerlived farmerlived
lived with his wife and children All Allday AIlday Allday
day Sunday Wilken remained around aroundhome aroundhome aroundhome
home and much of the time was put putin putin putin
in drinking hard cider By evening eveninghe eveninghe eveninghe
he was ready for any kind of trouble troubleHis troubleHis troubleHis
His little son came into the house and andwas andwas andwas
was seized by the drunken man who whobeat whobeat whobeat
beat him terribly with a board The Thewife Thewife Thewife
wife and mother protested at Euch suchtreatment Euchtreatment Euchtreatment
treatment and Wilkin threatened to tokill tokill tokill
kill her if she did not go away and andkeep andkeep andkeep
keep quiet With a rush the mother mothercaught mothercaught mothercaught
caught her little one in her arms and andstarted andstarted andstarted
started for the home of her father fatherJacob fatherJacob fatherJacob
Jacob Stokes who lived but a short shortdistance shortdistance shortdistance
distance down the > road oad Wilkin Wilkincaught Wilkincaught Wilkincaught
caught up a a5 gun and followed the thefleeing thefleeing thefleeing
fleeing woman shooting after her as asshe asshe asshe
she rani ran Mr and Mrs Stokes heard heardthe heardthe heardthe
the noise and came out to the front frontporch frontporcb frontporch
porch Wilkin saw theml them and point pointing pointing pointIng ¬
ing the gun at them fired The charge chargestruck chargestruck chargestruck
struck Mr Stokes in the side of the thehead thehead thehead
head and he staggered to the side of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the porch Mrs Stokes was shot In Inthe inthe Inthe
the face and her nose and ears were wereshot wereshot wereshot
shot off Stokes managed to stag stagger stagger stagger ¬
ger through the door closed and andlocked andloclted andlocked
locked it Wilkin then shot the lock lockoff lockoff lockoff
off and rushed into the house scream screaming screaming screaming ¬
ing like a madman He was met ly lyan 1 1an tyan
an an 18yearold 18year ld son of Stokes and aim aimed aimed aimed ¬
ed his gun at the lad with murderous murderousintent murderouintent murderousIntent
intent Young Stokes secured a a gun gunfrom gunfrom gunfrom
from another room and fired the thecharge thecharge thecharge
charge into Wilkins head killing him himinstantly himinstantly himinstantly
instantly When the man lay dead on onthe onthe onthe
the floor Stokes came to town and andtold andtold andtold
told of the tragedy offering to give givehimself givehimself givehimself
himself up Rescuers went to the thehouse thehouse thehouse
house and the injured were cared for forYoung forYoung forYoung
Young Stokes is being applauded for forhis forhis forhis
his act and has not been arrested The Theelder Theelder Theelder
elder Mr Stokes will die before morn morning morning mornIng ¬
ing and aDd Mrs Stokes is dangerously dangerouslyill
ill from the result ot shock The TheStokes TheStokes TheStokes
Stokes family is prominent and andwealthy andwealthy andwealthy
wealthy wealthyGIRLS wealthyGIRLS wealthyGIRLS
GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH DEATHFour DEATHFour DEATHFour
Four Sisters Cremated inTheir Burn Burning Burning Burning ¬
ing Home at Knoxville Near NearPittsburg NearPittsburg NearPittsburg
Pittsburg Pa PaPittsburg PaPitts PaPlttsburg
Pittsburg Pitts burg Pa Nov 26 26Four Four daugh daughters dau daughters h hters ¬
ters of J G Miller of Lara street streetKnoxville streetKnoxvil1e streetKnoxville
Knoxville a suburb were burned to todeath todeath todeath
death in a fire which destroyed their theirresidence theirresidence theirresidence
residence early Monday morning morningThe morningThe morningThe
The dead are Amanda Miller aged
16 years Amelia aged 18 Sylvia Sylviaaged Sylviaaged Sylviaaged
aged 8 Rosie aged 23 23The 23The 23The
The injured J G Miller Mrs J JG Ja
G < 1 Miller Jennie J nnie aged 11 and Lily Lilyaged Lilyaged Lilyaged
aged 13 years yearsThe yearsThe yearsThe
The fire started while the eldest eldestgirl eldestgirl eldestgirl
girl was preparing prep ring breakfast by the thelamp thelamp thelamp
lamp exploding explodingThe explodingThe explodingThe
The father in endeavoring to save savehis save savehis savehis
his daughters was at one timehem timehemmed time hem hemmed hemmed ¬
med in by the flames but succeeded succeededin succeeded succeededin
in escaping by jumping from a second secondstory secondstory secondstory
story window His leg was badly shat shattered shatteredo shattered ¬
tered teredMrs teredoMrs teredMrs
Mrs Miller is in a critical condi condition condition condition ¬
tion and it is feared that she will be beunable beunable beunable
unable to survive the shock shockA shockA shockA
A SPANISH WAR RELIC RELICGen RELICGen RELICGen
Gen Wheeler Presents to Alabama the theFirst theFirst theFirst
First American Flag That Floated FloatedOver FloatedOver Floatedp
p Over Santiago SantiagoMontgomery SantiagoMontgomery SantiagoMontgomery
Montgomery Ala Nov 26 26Gen Gen Jo Joseph Joseph Joseph ¬
seph Wheeler has presented to the thestate thestate thestate
state of Alabama the first American Americanflag Americanflag Americanflag
flag that floated over Santiago The Theflag Theflag Theflag
flag was sent to Gov Jelks It will be berun berun berun
run up from the mainmast of the Span Spanish Spanish Spanish ¬
ish war vessel Don Juan de Austria Austriawhich Austriawhich Austriawhich
which mast was presented to Alabama Alabamathrough Alabamathrough Alabamathrough
through the efforts of Capt R P Hob Hobson Hobson Hobson
son The mainmast which has al already ale aleready already ¬
ready reached Montgomery Montgom ry will be beraised beraised beraised
raised in the grounds of the state cap capitol capitol capitol
itol and there will be appropriate cer ceremonies ceremonies ceremonies ¬
emonies
STARVING CHINESE CHINESEThere CHINESEThere CHINESEThere
There Are Over 500000 People in the theYang theYang th thYang
Yang Tse Valley Who Will Perish PerishUnless PerishUnless PerishUnless
Unless They Get Gct Help HelpWashington HelpWashington HelpWashington
Washington Nov 26 26John John Good Goodnow Goodnow Goodnow
now consul general at Shanghai re reports reo reoports reports ¬
ports to the state department that thatthere tbatthere thatthere
there are over a half million of peo people peopIe peopie ¬
pIe in the Yang Tse valley who will willstarve willstarve willstarve
starve this winter unless they get help helpfrom helpfrom helpirom
I from outside A committee of foreign foreigners foreigners foreigners ¬
ers and Chinese have been formed in inShanghai inShanghai inShanghai
Shanghai to relieve the conditions of ofhese ofhese
these hese people and all foreigners in Chi China Cbina China ¬
na are subscribing liberally Contri Contributions Contributions Contributions ¬
butions may be made through the theBritish theBritish theBritish
British consul general at Shanghai ShanghaiMr ShanghaIMr ShanghaiMr
Mr P L Warren who is chairman of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the relief committee committeeA
A Strange Case CasePeoria CaseJ
J Peoria 111 Nov 26 26James 26James James A Har Harris HarrIs Harris ¬
ris who has been sleeping constantly constantlysince constantlysince constantlysince
since November 7 7raw awoke aw6ke lm Monday for fortwo fortwo fortwo
two minutes and went tack to sleep sleepwithout sleepUhOllt sleepwithout
without UhOllt speaking The case puzzles puzzlesthe puzzlesthe puzzlesthe
the medical men menOld menOld menOld
Old Messenger Dead DeadWashington Dea DeaWashington l lWashington
Washington Nov 26 26Wm Wm Gwin Gwinwho Gwinwho Gwinwho
who for 30 O years has served as chief chiefmessenger chiefmessenger chiefmessenger
messenger to the secretary of state stateis stateis stateis
is dead of chronic stomach complaint complaintHe
He witnessed the signing of the latest latestHayPauncefote latestHayPauncefote latestHayPauncefote
HayPauncefote treaty at the state de department department department ¬
partment last week weekUnion weekUnion weekUnion
Union Steel Co Becomes Independent IndependentPittsburg IndependentPitts IndependentPlttsburg
Pittsburg Pitts burg Pa Nov 26 26The The Mel MelIons MelIons MelIons
Ions W T H IL Donner and others con controlling controlling controlling ¬
trolling the Union Steel Co have made madethemselves madethemselves madethemselves
themselves absolutely independent in inraw inraw inraw
raw materials including ore or ore and fUel fdeland idelndJ fUelnd
and ndJ nd coking cokh g coaL c tiL L
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THE BOlLERIXPLOOEO BOlLERIXPLOOEOTwentySeven BOILER EXPLODED EXPLODEDTwentySeven
TwentySeven Men Killed T illed and an 26 26Severely 26Severely 26Severely
Severely Injured at Detroit DetroitSome DetroiTSome DetroitSome
Some of the Dead Are So Horribly HorriblyBurned HorriblyBurned HorriblyBurned
Burned and Blackened That ThatIdentification ThatIdentification ThatIdentification
Identification Js Almost AlmostImpossible AlmostImpossible AlmostImpossible
Impossible ImpossibleDetroit ImpossibleDetroit ImpossibleDetroit
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Detroit Nov 27 27Twentyseven Twentyseven men menare menare menare
are dead 5 of them unidentified and andso andso andso
so terribly burned and blackened that thatidentification thatidentification thatIdentification
identification is almost impossible and
24 other men are lying III the various variousity variousity variousity
ity hospitals suffering from terrible terriblecuts terriblecuts terriblecuts
cuts and an burns and and other injuries all allresults allresults allresults
results of the explosion of one of the theboilers theboilers theboilers
boilers in the Penberthy Injector Cos Coslarge Coslarge Coslarge
large plant at the corner of Abbott Abbottstreet Abbottstreet Abbottstreet
street and Brooklyn avenue Tuesday TuesdayEighteen TuesdayEighteen ruesdayEight
Eighteen Eight en men and boys have not notas notas notas
as yet been located either in their theirhomes theirhomes theirhomes
homes or at the hospitals The five fiveunidentified fiveunidentified fiveunidentified
unidentified bodies account for five of ofthem ofthem ofthem
them and the officers of the company companysay companysay companysay
say they feel confident that the major majorpart majorpart majorpart
part of the remaining 8 were rere by Tues Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday ¬
day night at their homes homesA homesA homesA
A great force of men is searching the theruins theruins theruins
ruins by electric light and the work workwill workwill workwill
will not be stopped until every foot footof rootof footof
of the debris has been examined examinedIt examineIt
It is impossible to tell exactly how howmany hoWmany howmany
many men were at work in the various variousdepartments variousdepartments variousdepartments
departments of the rear building when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the explosion occurred occurrep but the officers officersinsist officersinsist officersinsist
insist that the number was not over
85 There were four boilers in the theplant theplant theplant
plant two horizontal ones which fur furnished furnished furnished
nished steam for the engine and two twovertical twovertical twovertical
vertical boilers which are used solely solelyto solelyto solelyto
to test injectors It was the horizontal horizontalthat horizontalthat horizontalthat
that was in use Tuesday morning and andthat andthat andthat
that let go and caused the awful loss lossof lossof lossof
of life The crash came without the theslightest theslightest theslightest
slightest warning Those in the front frontbuilding frontbuilding frontbuilding
building said it seemed like the con concussion concussion concussion ¬
cussion of an immense cannon The Thefloor Thefloor Thefloor
floor and roof of the rear building buildingbulged buildingbulged buildingbulged
bulged upward and then crashed down downwith downwith downwith
with their heavy loads of machinery machineryand machineryand machineryand
and foundry apparatus Walls roofs roofsand roofsand roofsand
and all dropped into a shapeless mass massof massof massof
of debris Windows for a block around aroundwere aroundwere aroundwere
were broken by the concussion A Adense Adense Adense
dense cloud of dust arose and was suc succeeded succeeded succeeded ¬
ceeded by denser clouds of smoke and andsteam andsteam andsteam
steam Agonized cries began to come comefrom comefrom comefrom
from the heap of tangled wood metal metaland metaland metaland
and bricks Those Tho e who were only onlypartly onlypartly onlypartly
partly buried frantically dug them themselves th themselves m mselves ¬
selves out and then as energetically energeticallyturned energeticallyturned energeticallyturned
turned to digging for their comrades comradeswho comradeswho comradeswho
who were buried deeper d eper Flames broke brokeout brokeout brokeout
out almost immediately and the hor horror horror horror ¬
ror ror of fire was added to the suffering sufferingof
of the imprisoned ones onesA ones onesA onesA
A fire alarm was turned in and quick quickly quickly quickly ¬
ly responded to Calls were sent out outfor outfor outfor
for all the ambulances in the city and andthey andthey andthey
they hurried to the scene Pending Pendingtheir Pendingtheir Pendingtheir
their arrival neighboring houses were wereturned wereturned wereturned
turned into temporary hospitals and andthose andthose andthose
those physicians physicia s who were in the vi vicinity vicinity vicinity ¬
cinity eased the suffering ones as much muchas muchas muchas
as they were able ableIn ableIn ableIn
In a comparatively short short time all allthe allthe allthe
the laborers lab rers who could work to any anyadvantage an anadvantage anyadvantage
advantage were feverishly throwing throwingand throwingand throwingand
and pulling the debris out into Brook Brooklyn Broolclyn Brooklyn ¬
lyn avenue where it was loaded into intowagons intowagons intowagons
wagons and carried off offThe offThe offThe
The floor and roof had fallen at an anangle anangle anangle
angle and formed a sort of huge cover coverunder coverunder coverunder
under which the fire burned fiercely fiercelyNot fiercelyNot fiercelyNot
Not until the firemen had cropped croppedthrough croppedthrough croppedthrough
through this did the stream of water waterbegin waterbegin waterbegin
begin to have an ai appreciable effect on onthe onthe onthe
the flames The sufferings of those thosewho thosewho thosewho
who were buried beneath were later latermutely latermutely latermutely
mutely testified to by their charred charredand charredand charredand
and blackened bodies bodiesShortly bodiesShortly bodiesShortly
Shortly after midnight two of the themen themen themen
men employed by the Penberthy In Injector Injector Injector ¬
jector Co who were reported missing missingwere missingwere missingwere
were accounted for They were not in injured injured iiijured ¬
jured beyond a few slight bruises bruisesThe bruisesThe bruisesThe
The 27th body was taken from the theruins theuins thq thqruins
ruins uins of the wrecked Penberthy In Injector Injector Injector ¬
jector Cos plant at 130 Wednesday Wednesdaymorning Wednesdaymorning Wednesdaymorning
morning The body was unidentified unidentifiedNEW unidentifieNEW unidentifiedNEW
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
It Will Comprise Minneapolis St Paul PaulKansas PaulKansas PaulKansas
Kansas City Omaha Indianapolis IndianapolisMilwaukee IndianapolisMilwaukee IndianapolisMilwaukee
Milwaukee Columbus Toledo ToledoSt ToledoSt ToledoSt
St Joseph Mo Nov 27 27President 27PresidentHicl 27PresidentHickey President PresidentHickey
Hickey Hicl ey of the Western Baseball league leaguein leaguein leaguein
in a statement issued Tuesday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon states that a circuit comprising comprisingMinneapolis comprisingMinneapolis comprisingMinneapolis
Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Cityand Cityand Cityand
and Omaha in the west and Milwau Milwaukee lUlwaullee Milwaukee ¬
kee Indianapolis Columbus and To Toledo Toledo Toledo ¬
ledo in the east has been formed formedThis formedThis formedThis
This will be distinct from the Western Westernleague W Westernleague es ern ernleague
league as now planned lanned and which is isto isto isto
to comprise Denver St Joseph Colo Colorado Colorado Colorado ¬
rado Springs Sioux City Des Moines Moinesand Moinesand Moinesand
and probably Lincoln President Hick Hickey Hickey Hickey ¬
ey will resign from the head of the thepresent thopresent thepresent
present Western league at its annual annualmeeting annualmeeting annualmeeting
meeting next week weekAlleged weekA weekAIleged
Alleged A leged Embezzler Arrested ArrestedNew ArrestedNew ArrestedNew
New York Nov 27 27John John T Hay Hayden Hayden Hayden
den formerly treasurer of the Swift SwiftBeef SwiftBeef SwiftBeef
Beef Co who it is alleged absconded abscondedin
in July last with several thousand dol dollars dollars dollars ¬
lars belonging to his employers emplo ers was wasarrested wasarrested wasarrested
arrested at Wilmington Del according accordingto
to Capt Titus of the New York de detective detective detective ¬
tective bureau bureauCant bureauCant bureauCant
Cant AssignSalaries AssignSalariesChicago AssignSalariesChicago AssignSalariesChicago
Chicago Nov 27 27The The branch ap appellate appellate appellate ¬
pellate court through Judge Waeer Waeerman Waeerman Vaeerman
man Tuesday ruled that a policeman policemanor
or other public officer can an not assign assignhis assignhis assignhis
his salary The decision is based on onthe onthe onthe
the ground that the practice is against againstpublic againstpublic againstpublic
public interest interestDoctor interestDoctor interestDoctor
Doctor Shot Druggist DruggistMcEwen DruggistMcEwen DruggistMcEwen
McEwen Tenn Tennl Nov 27 27Dr Dr J H HArrington HArrington HErrington
Arrington postmaster shot and in instantly in3tantIy in3tantly ¬
stantly killed Alex Wright a druggist druggistTuesday druggistruesdayafternoon druggistruesday
Tuesday ruesdayafternoon afternoon The dispute arose aroseibout aroselbouta arosebouta
ibout lbouta a prescription Arrington clairjsf clairjsfselfdefense claitl claitlseIfde clathaselfdef
selfdefense seIfde ns ns
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POPULAR DEMONSTATION DEMONSTATIONAn
An Enthusiastic Crowd Greeted Rr RrAdm RrAdm RrAdm
Adm Schley on His Arrival Arrivalin Arriva1in Arrivalin
in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia PhiladelphiaPhilad PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Philad lphia Nov 27 27Rr Rr Adm AdniSchley AdmSchley AdmSchley
Schley who with Mrs Schley ar arrived arrived arrived ¬
rived here Tuesday to remain until untilWednesday untilWednesday untilWednesday
Wednesday as the guest gUest of Col A K KMcClure KMcClure KM
McClure M Clure was the center of an en enthusiastic enthusiastic enthuslastic ¬
thusiastic demonstration at the Broad Broadstreet Broadstreet Broadstreet
street station of the Pennsylvania rail railroad railroad railroad ¬
road when the Washington express expressrolled expressrolled expressrolled
rolled into the train shed More than
1000 persons were there to cheer the theadmiral theadmiral theadmiral
admiral when he stepped from the thetrain thetrain thetrain
train and it was with much difficulty difficultythe difficultylhe difficultythe
the police opened a passage way for forhim forhim forhim
him to leave the station stationTuesday stationTuesday stationTuesday
Tuesday night the admiral Mrs MrsSchley MrsSchley MrsSchley
Schley and party occupied a box at atthe atthe atthe
the Chestnut Ches ut Street Opera house as asthe asthe asthe
the guest of Sir Henry Irving The Thecrowd Thecrowd Thecrowd
crowd at the opera house was one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the greatest ever present in that place placehundreds placehundreds placehundreds
hundreds of persons being turned away awaylong awaylong awaylong
long before the curtain rose it having havingbeen havingbeen havingbeen
been known that the admiral would wouldattend wouldattend wouldattend
attend the play pl y He was enthusiastic enthusiastically enthusiastically enthusiastically ¬
ally received receivedJOE receivedJOE receivedJOE
JOE LARK ACQUITTED ACQUITTEDHe AC9UI ACQUI rTED rTEDHe ITEDHe
He Was Charged With the Murder of ofMiss ofMiss ofMiss
Miss Gazelle Wild in Pierce PierceCity pierceOity pierceCity
City Mo Recently RecentlySpringfield RecentlySpringfield RecentlySpringfield
Springfield Mo Nov 27 27Joe Joe Lark Larkcolored Larkcolored Larkcolored
colored charged with the murder of ofMiss of11iss ofMiss
Miss Gazelle Wild in Pierce City some somemonths somemonths somemonths
months ago was 5 acquitted Tuesday in inthe inthe inthe
the circuit court at Mt Vernon ernon Miss MissWild MissVild MissWild
Wild a respectable reppcdable young white wom woman woman wontan ¬
an was assaulted and murdered and andher andher andher
her body thrown thrown under a railroad railroadbridge railroadbridge railroadbridge
bridge When her body was found the theexcitement theexcitement theexcitement
excitement became so intense that all allNegroes allNegroes allNegroes
Negroes were forced to flee for their theirlives theirlives theirlives
lives One Negro was shot down in inthe inthe inthe
the streets another was lynched and a athird athird athird
third was fatally wounded as he fled fledfrom lIedfrom fledfrom
from his house to which the lynchershad lynchers lynchershad lynchershad
had applied the torch All of them themwere themwere themwere
were innocent Lark was barely spirit spirited spirited spirited ¬
ed away to Springfield in time to save savehis savehis savetils
his life The Th Thq identity of the murderer murdererwas murdererwas murdererwas
was never never learned learnedREPUBLICAN learnedREPUBLICAN learnedREPUBLICAN
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS CAUCUSMembers CAUCUSMembers CAUCUSMembers
Members of ofthe the House Will Meet Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday ¬
urday Afternoon For the Purpose Purposeof
of Nominating Officers OfficersWashington OfficersVashington OfficersWashington
Washington Nov 27 27The The repub republican republican repubUcan ¬
lican members of the house of repre representatives representatives representatives ¬
sentatives will meet In in caucus at 2 2oclock 2oelock 2oclock
oclock Saturday for the purpose of ofnominating ofnominating ofnominating
nominating house officers There is no nocontest nocontest nocontest
contest and Speaker Henderson and the theother theother theother
other elective officers will be reelected reelectedIt
It is expected that there will be quite quitea
a sharp contest over readopting the theReed theReed theReed
Reed rules All the afternoon and even evening evening evening ¬
ing if necessary will be given to dis discussing discussingthe discussing ¬
cussing cussingthe the subject subjectThe subjectThe subjectThe
The democratic caucus will be held heldat heldat heldat
at 11 oclock Saturday to nominate nominateminority nominateminority nominateminority
minority candidates and also to name namethe namethe namethe
the few employes conceded conc ded to the theminority theminority themifiority
minority in the house houseI houseAMERICAN houseAMERICAN
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES LOCOMOTIVESIn
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In Their Preliminary Trials in France FranceMaintained FranceMaintained FranceMaintained
Maintained Speed of 71 45100 45100Miles 45100 45100Miles 45100Miles
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comotives in their preliminary trials trialsbetween trialsbetween trialsbetween
between Miramas and Artes France Franceare Franceare Franceare
are stated to have maintained a speed speedof speedof speedof
of 71 and 45100 miles an hour ac according according according ¬
cording to a recent report received receivedat
at the state department from Consul ConsulGeneral ConsulGeneral ConsulGeneral
General Skinner at Marseilles under underdate unde undedate underdate
date of November 6 Mr Skinner re reports reports reports ¬
ports that the speed at certain mo moments moments moments ¬
ments was high as 7767 and 8077 miles milesan milesan milesan
an hour over an especially good portion portionof
of f the track track The trials tria Is are regarded regardedas
as very satisfactory satisfactoryNO
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM ALARMRecent ALARMRecent ALARMRecent
Recent Incident Between Chile and the theArgentine theArgentine theArgentine
Argentine Republic Republic Is Being Sat Satisfactorily Satisfactorily Satisfactorily ¬
isfactorily Arranged
Valparaiso Nov 27 27It It is declared declaredhere declaredhere declaredhere
here that the recent rumors of war warbetween warbetween warbetween
between Chili and the Argentine re republic repUblic republic ¬
public are aredue ue to speculation in gold goldexchange goldexchange goldexchange
exchange and stocks stocksSantiago stocksSantiago stocksSantiago
Santiago de Chili Nov 27 via Gal Galveston GalvestonThe GalvestonThe
veston vestonThe The recent incident between betweenChili betweenChili betweenChili
Chili and the Argentine republic is isabout isabout isabout
about to be satisfactorily arranged arrangedThe arrangedThe arrangedThe
The Chilian authorities and ministers ministershere ministernhere ministerihere I
here of the Argentine republic will willshortly winshortly willshortly
shortly sign a memorandum of agree agreement agreement agreement ¬
ment There is not the slightest cause causefor causefor causefor
for alarm alarmGIGANTIC alarmGIGANTIC alarmG1GANTIC
GIGANTIC POWER PLANT PLANTI PLANTThe PLANThe PLANTThe
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the Vorld VorldOil Oil as Fuel FuelSt ruelSt FuelSt
St Louis Nov 27 27The The power plant plantto plantto plantto
to to be installed at the the Louisiana Pur Purchase Purchase Purchase ¬
chase exposition will be one of the thelargest thelargest thelargest
largest in the world It will have a ca capacity capacity Capacity ¬
pacity of about 31000 Plans are ar under underconsideration underconsideration underconsideration
consideration for using oil from Texas Texasinstead Texasinstead Texasinstead
instead of coal for fuel This will willeliminate willeliminate willeliminate
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away entirely with smoke smokeCharged smokeCharged smokeCharged
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Chicago Nov 27 27tour Pour employes of ofthe oftIle oftile
tIle Grand Pacific Hotel Rose Mallin MallinPredericka MallinFredericka MahhinFredericka
Fredericka Weisse Phoebe Williams Williamsand Williamsand Villiamsand
and Walter Johnson have been arrest arrested arzestcd arrested ¬
ed on onthe the charge of stealing silver cut cutglass cutglass cutglass
glass and other ot eI hotel materials worth
1400 1400S
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the Orrnsby Quads has has petitioned for fordivorce fordivorcp fordivorce
divorce She has given birth to 14 14children 14children 14children
children in six years Her husband husbandfled husbandfled husbandfled
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crowd aboard was wending its way wayup wayup wayUp
up Ninth street late one Saturday Saturdayevening Saturdayevening Saturdayevening
evening Only a few of the gentler gentlersex
sex were on the car and these had hadseats hadseats hadseats
seats Among the seated passengers passengerswere passengerswere passengerswere
were two severelooking severeb oking clergymen clergymenseveral clergymenseveral clergymenseveral
several prosperous business men and anda
a docile Chinaman who carried a large largebundle largebundle largebundle
bundle on his knees kneesAt kneesAt kneesAt
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who carried a small valise got on the thecar thecar theear
car It jolted along and the slender slendertiredlooking slendertiredlooking slendertiredlooking
tiredlooking woman woman w man glanced around aroundappealingly aroundappealingly aroundappealingly
appealingly for a seat She stood close closeto closeto closeto
to where the two ministers sat and andher andher andher
her face wore an expression of pain painas painas painas
as the car rattled along and she sheclutched sheclutched sheclutched
clutched nervously at the handstrap handstrapThe handstrapThe handstrapThe
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holding his heavy bundle with wit his left lefthand lefthand lefthand
hand tapped the woman with his hisright hisright hisright
right hand gently and motioned her herto herto herto
to the seat he had vacated She ac accepted accepted accepted ¬
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gracious Thank you sir sirAll sirAll sirAll
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at each other as if each of them had hadreceived hadreceived hadreceived
received a rebuke rebukeThat rebukeThat rebukeThat
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the conductor according to the Phil Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadeiphia ¬
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