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The Yale Expositor.
J. A. Mkkziks, Publisher.
YALE,
MICH
Chile baa Just ordered two new bat
tleships. isLiu'i out for trouble.
London school board children used
over 4.000,000 esertiao and copy books
lat year.
The Venezuelans are at It aealn.
Tho South American martial Ejplrlt
uvtr rises but It revolubs.
The Chine8o court has been rehabil
itated by making the clothes of tho
common people a little shorter.
Andrew Carnegie has succeeded In
boosting his library record u; ta thirty-eight
endowments In a sln&lo day.
J. Plerpont Morgan has made a little
loan of $12,500,000 to Ch!. Later ho
may decide to buy tho wholo country.
Ten thousand students In Itusala
are giving tho college yell for liberty.
Tor 'rah-'rah rflccls It Is hard to beat.
Things must bo fretting d-?porato
In Colombia, for the Kovernment is
going to spring a curfew law on tho
revolutionists.
It la reported that Sir Thomas Lip
ton Is going to marry an American
girl baa found something over here
that he can lift.
Mohanied Dudu has been proclaimed
Sultan of Wadal. Africa, lie Is a lin
eal descendant of tho famous Dudu,
xny huckleberry, Du.
It Is figured out that tho winter cost
New York J7.000.000, and as it was
not counted, u luxury tho New Yorkers
aro growling about it.
Tho death of tso many prominent
burnt-cork artists within the past few
weeks has not reduced the number of
traveling minstrel companies.
The Richmond Dispatch Is anxious
about the proper way to pronounce
apjondlcltl3." Those wh. have It
pronounce It the worst ever.
When a shaft Is sunk In Colorado
now the Finker l:;u a double chance
of tucccKS, as ho is likely to btrlko
either a precious mineral or a How 01
oil
Hearing In mind that a cow onec
Jumped over tho moon It would be
well to equip ouo's air chip with a
cowcatcher for such another contin
gency. Minister Wu contend! that female
offenders fhould bo tried by JurSra of
women. If Wu has his way good look
ing women will do well to keep out of
the dock.
A Tennessee Judge h:u declined a re
nomlnation after holding public office
for forty years. It can't be possible,
however, that be U Quitting because he
neejs rest.
Tho new president of the Western
Fnlon Telegraph Company started a.
a mesiicngi r buy. Ills ca.se seems to
upset the ihiory that a messenger boy
never gets there.
This Is tho season when tho woman
who hesitates wluth.r to Invent hrr
capital lu her Ulster offering or her
Faster bound Is lost In the abyss of
the millinery shop.
Thero appears to bo no good reason
why William Waldorf Astor houhl
not gratify his ambition to becnuo n
member of the Hrltlsh parllameuL I Jo
undoubtedly has the price.
The only objection that the Ilavarl
nns havo to the American locomotives
Is whai they call Its outlandish whit
tle. Perhaps they think that a voice
swct and low Ls a fine thing lu a loco
motive. Ho needn't travel far that Iowa
Trapplst monk who, after twenty-five
years seclusion, renounces hU vows to
fee the world. In the human nature
of the first village ho will find the
world In miniature.
A Iiostoa man has died of over
exertion brought on by playing ping
pong. Dostonlans who havo been lucd
to tho quiet, studious life -should be
more careful about Indulging In these
riotous and violent practices.
It Is boasted by a Uurlington editor
that not a newspaper man of that town
uses tobacco In any form. And it 1a
feared that this may lead to such a
tate of acetlehm that the Uurlington
editors will even refuse to drink.
As f-oon as the news got abroad thai
Samuel Denton, a ha minora o New York
newspaper canvasser, was Jailed for
ninety days for kissing a pretty little
housemaid, every old maid In the tlty
bfgan to answer her own door bell.
Mrs. Adolph May of New Itrunswlck,
N. J., found a clothed tramp asleep in
a bathtub a quarter full of water.
When awakened he blushed horribly,
and Immediately fled. Museum man
agers are trailing him with blood
bunds. Women who desire Uncle Ilussel
Sage to Invest their money for them
will do well to call on him in person,
lie has taken a bitter resolution to
hare nothing more to do with femi
nine investors, and nobody can blam
fclm much.
The Trust Now After the Michigan
Sugar Factories,
McGARRY'S STRUGGLE USELESS
Tit f'oixllllon of lh llwnk I. V. .tmlrrwa
WrKknl - ruhenu4n !niwnM Tlor
Ul olT Wllh SJi.OOO tin - alitwUI
llurar i'rfoiiatr.l ar.oua Slattvra.
After llir Urrt Mumtr I'nctorle.
It Is understood that the sugar ro
lining tru.t. or parties closely nllied
thereto, halo made overture t- th"
sl Kilby sugar b. et plant In tho Sag
lu.ixv Valley, tin n jto.ltliiil lolng to
take over -I per rent of tin- slock,
tie remainder to lo held by tin local
oplc. President I'.t noyar. of t ho Su g
In.iw Sugar Co.. In a general conversa
tion. Sllld that "something Is Volllg '
but I ;im nl nt hU-ity Ji!t now t.
give any lnfi i-mathm." The Church
lilll fa i Very In lt.-ty City is n. lu.h-d lu
th- list, in I Hi- Ainu factory. V.
K. Hurt, u large stockholder in tin Al
n:i factory. hii) that th'-rc has been
t ill; of this kind but li- Is ii"t aware
licit it ha yet leai lied tli- point of
consummation. Mili'li up; rcl: n!-ti i
felt l:ie that tin- pa-i:i' i-f tin lal
f.ictnilcH Into tli- hainl-i op tli- trust
mean t!i- d ntnn t Ion of the Indn-trv.
Inii ir. 1'ciioyar mi l other loi al stock
holder In ni.'ar I'oinpar.les l.nuli ;it
ti.e pio;Mi-itl-n. Tliev h.iy that it will
! ( th- ndv.intii- -f t!i- owncri of
tin factorb- to op-rate tli-tu. sin-'
tli-y will b- . pn!. table n nnv ether
form of business in t!ie country and
there will 1m no ineniie f.r the trust
to h:it t!ie:n il v.vn. 15. side new tuw
cot. Id be built. It i to the greater a.l
v:i ut :t of the tmt to iutro the mit
put llian to attempt 1: detru. tl-n.
'Hie report of the appraisers of th
iiset and llab'llil.s of the hetr lt
City Savin'H bank indicates that t lie
depositors of Cie Wlecke.l batik will
receive at lear-t ." r cent, and If th-K-C'.mm
,,f 1'iaiik C. Aiiilrews" eer'I
lied rhecks liebl by various Detrol
b.lllks ate ilei l ih Dot to lie go-td
claims, the illvM-nds will pndtahiy
auiotint to iii'M-e than U p-r edit. The
reeelvi'r Jlsks fof the privilege of pro
eceiling jcalllst tlie in k lets . f
the bank to collect tin- amounts f,,;'
which tli;-y are liable i-..!er the bank
Ing law. The report of the appraisers
hows t!;at th- nihilities of the bank
jitnoiint to .:: I. .Vj;:.:: I. and the value
of the assets of ti.e bank as appraised
thus far Is l.'.iTI.IJT.
Mmrl .",7oo.
Tho ep-rt who eaiuine.l th- 1 k
of Mr ri in Kail. in. 1-r. ih ased. tnas
ut er of 1 hc'chl county, report.su short-
lije of WTlN) lu Ills iieeour.'s. He had
I wen using the county's funis in bis
own private bu--inesi n,. doubt wlt'i
t!i- Intention of ni.iklng the sliortage
good before the evpliatlon of his t.'ini
of o'lice. net .1 inujry. When hh
b.ioks W ere eNMtnllied by t h- eoimt y
auditors last . toU r th-v foutid no
shortage. , nise K'allatelcr had le
Histii etio'igli money to -oiiate hlin
self, but iteinediately after the exami
nation the money was withdrawn, hav
ing probably I teen 1mrrowe for that
purpose,
Tlr' I" I Mr.
Henry A. Tajlor. the young eastt in
in'lllonairo who was found utility of
complicity in the tlranl Kaplds water
deal. :ipp-:trei before Judge New nii.ini
in tin- Superior Court Friday alter,
in on, and subrnitting to the mmm-ih c
of the eoiirt. paid a I'm- of sj.ihmi ;md
w as I t h-ied ti io.ll rils'ihly, Ta.br 1 4
tile Co'ineetleut mail who j.e'l! $ot.tiS)
to Crand HnpMs to 1h u,d in secur
ing n water contract with th- city,
.".ml although he claimed tii.it ;'.ll but
$7 Tm was afterward returned t hint
It Is b-l'eved that h- leeched but .k
: liiall portion of it back. If any.
Itnulrr Mm 11 n r f v illrtl.
T. C. Tinker, an AlM-n dry good-
man. b.i I occasion to top in nt his
store Thursday night to get an um
brella, as It was railing. Wh-11 he
tepptil liisld- h- found that It was more
than raining there. A family pip- over
bead had sprung ,-t leak, ami was
Irene:. ing evervthln-4 In sight, llositiu
lllolieil help and they Worked ulitll I
i' I'M-k In the morning removing irN
to places of safety. All bis line Faster
stock was rulmd and the loss will
leach several thousand dollars.
Plrr In llnmnil.
iMirand jH-ople ti:rnel out nt o'clock
Thuixlay morning to ss a huge frani
hoiiM burn down. It was located Just
out of the tniratioii limit, nnd oe.
ttpied by Nellie Hamilton and two
other females. Tho house was well fur
nbhcil. nnd the furniture dealers Jose.
An Owohmo music house l.s n plan .
Th- feirahs eseajxsl without enough
cloMies to npix-ar oil the streets with.
Ml-s llnmillon claims the houe was
set oil Hie. Other o.ir her out hi this
statement.
!. of 9niHllMt .
Ilejxtrts to the Mtiite boanl of h.Hilth
from representative phjshlans In ac
tive praitlce In var'oiis parts of the
stnto lndi ite that f heiiuiat isni. bron
chitis. Intiiienr.a. iieiinilgla nnd tonsil
Ills, in tho order named, caused most
ulckiiess lu Mhhlg.in during the past
week. Meningitis was reported nt live
places. whMplng cough nt 1.4. diph
theria nt 'Jo. typhoid fever nt bi,
inene( at "'. scarlet fever at 1 1 rj.
smallpox nt l.VS an. con-tiniptlon nt
-Ml.
The llli boat of John I.undgren w,n
swamjsd In Fake Michigan while try
ing to iiuike Si ttg.it n,k harbor Satnr
dny iiiornlng. nid Joim Fundgren, Jr..
ngiNl drowned. Ills brother reached
iihoro exhausteil. Tlielr father stiM.
on tho shore watching them, and hl
dlstnes wsk pitiful to witness. The
body wn recorend.
It Is rstlmnted tliat 1!hmh),ooo an
will c-ome down the Menominee river
this season.
Montague w III give a cash bonus of
f ;.( m to mimre tho location of n furni
ture factory In the vP'ige.
(iriinil llilila Trlntra.
I"to;n one to seven homes have been
fold icd In tlrand Itapidn every night for
the liit two weeks, but hltbert tho
burglar have taken nothing but money.
The idice are making strenuous effort
to eaten the robbers, but yet thept
seeir.s to be n.i clue to their Identity. Ill
iicai ly every instance the burglarie
have been committed w hen the fatulllo
wern absent.
The Umv of an eight or nlno month'
ohl baby was found in n basket In the
river at C.riind Itaplds by Claudo
Itrown. 11 fisherman. Thursday niter
ioii. ami turned over to Coroner
Wright. The babv was ivercd by :i
eoPee nick and the bilLet welghtisl
down wnh stones. The basket wn
foiiml In shallow water, ami It Is U
Ueeil was placi'd hi the river farther
u; stream than when- It was found.
I I rr mt IllcttUitu l'rk.
How the Highland Fark training
edibles. Just outside pctrolt. w Idea
were d-stioyed by lire early Saturday
morning, came to be burned Is si 111 u
mvstcry. The entire loss will reach
$'J.".ni. Mr. Colby lo-t two colts, ami
n n.umber of vehicles nnd considerable
h.innsK. Their value he places at ."Sl.
.". Among tlie lioires bullied were:
Ibd Uoyal. 1 owned by W. W.
Collier and valued at .. ; The King.
'- J'i 1 11 trotter valned nt
Harry I'.. l-l, value .-..-.!: Maid
en ijuceii. pacer. -:b" I I. valinil at
Jg.iMo; Moiieo. trotter. .:.".- 1 it. val
id d at So.mii; Marie, trr.iter. valued a:
I..".IS. In-stoie eleven colt. These W Cl
owned by different horvemcii in atil
iiit of Hetndt who had left lliem at
the stables for training or for safe
ki cping.
.Intlrni' I'liotiielrrlntt.
Seuatloual disclosut t s of enormous
deals In Amalgamated Copper stock
carried 011 by Frank C. An
drews, during the months of Septeiu-
In! Oetobi-r, .NovcmlH-r. I-cemb-r.
Jatntary nnd l'ebruaiv were mad- by
the drm of F. F. & J." T. Mclaughlin,
befor- Circuit Court Commissioner
May, of Hetroit. Tuesday afternoon.
Ills operations extended t,i within n
few day of his failure, and mounting
lu the aggregate to the nlin'st fabu
lous Mini of nearly iUi. exceed
ed greatly the largest figure that had
previously Jiciu tnelit ioncil. This broke
the hcttoit City Savings Hank, of
which he was vice-president.
MHinrr)' ltn.1 l h.
Thomas F. MciJarry. win"- trhtl
under Indictment for conspiracy in the
Critnl Itaplds w ater IkhmIIo sch-im .
has exhawted every means t ecap
trial In-fore Judge Newnham. At a
conference of attorneys ami Judg
Ni wnliaiu It in reported that Mi Han y
U::tie a pr.'poslt .,n to take Hi jut'o'.l
for Velllle If the Jude W llld prollli.se
to bt him oil with ii Hue without :i
Jail sentence, jis in the case of Taior.
If convh-tcd. It Is said Judge New 11
haui would make 110 pioiul.ses.
ensureil llir rniilnri,
The eveciitive cointMitte- of the state
grange has adopted resolutions vnur
lug ihe Michigan senators (or their
vote on t'ie shlji siilisidv bill; 11N0 urg
lug the 'oloptieii of the bill calling for
the election of senators y direct Vote
of the people, and urging the Michigan
se!- iters to up;rt the amendment.
Attoi mi i nr. sr ati:.
It is l.el'eved that I he btirubi rlotH
rrang lliat has Uo:i operating in ilraiel
Fi.pl Is end Kalamar.Mi h.n struck Mat
tie C 1 ek.
Ill gi tting off n moving train at Faw
Few Mrs. I". A. Wildey. wife of Land
ComiuUs'ener Wihhy. fell and broke
In r 1 Ight hip.
lotis .Ioi'otien. of Han'-ock, Is get
ting n,i In the world rapidly. lie is
only lo' y-ais old. but already Is 11 ear
! seven' feet tall.
Mi.-eg. county farmer will have a
chain o to ploe wh'-t'or I hey UlleVe
iii go-I mads or not at the township
e. ( I ion neM W ei k.
Ib-U'ir Mao:is are ji'anning t re-liei-
th-ir hall and u ;ke It ot.- of
I th- ino-t attra the lodge looms la
j s iatli n Michigan.
! Hen. It. F. Tracy. ec secretary of the
navy, w ho was suddenly nvereoiiv by
lilne-is lu court Saturday. Is rcjtorted to
be steadily Improving.
Sl !rt term prisoners w ere received
at Mhhlgan ltetermatory, Ionia.
'1 i.ursday nun Marnuette on n war
r:it of transfer siiel by Cov. I'llss.
Wnshtenaw county Is planning for n
big einiiiclpath 11 day celebrati..? In
Ann Arlr this 3 car. Hooker T. Wash
ington has been ph ked as the orator.
Itev. J. F. le II. Kay. of I roil wood,
has teiidercil bis ri-Igr.atloii as chap
tail, or the Third Itcglment to Adjt.
Cii. Frown. N-c.iuse of hi removal
from the state.
S,-r1smcu of Harry rod Faton
counties have formed an organisation
with the object of securing n better
enforcement of the law for the pro
tection of t sli and game.
William I.ynk. the Havlsou township
man win' little daughter was Imnnsl
to death lat week, will be crippled for
life In his hair! r.s n result of trying
to extinguish tbe flames.
The mammoth new paint shop of the
.dain e 'I brasher Wi rks at Fattle
Creek, wa dedh'iited by n public ball,
over :'..' people utt idling it. The shop
men cleared over Jl.oo.
Fred Smiirr. of huratnl. n tlranl
Trunk brakeinan. fell from a box cur
Saturday uioiulng and suffered 11 scalp
wound six Inehi's long, a fr.ieturiil
skull nidi Internal Injuries.
VI!torn to Hetroit week of April 7
will find a great bil nt Womb-Hand
nnd Temp'- theater. Itndiiioff. who Is
11 marveloUsly versatile entertainer,
will be n lii-mi er of the bill.
Ihe dead body of Mrs. Itlo Demap
ct. aged living in C.lr.ird, was
found In her bed 'Ihursilar. She had
Im-i 11 deal since Monly. Her huband
wa .iwny. A"pbxy killed her.
A largo new state flag I floating
over tho enpltol. It has the Michigan
rout of onus In white, on a dark blue
field, with rcil guidon. It I vlslblo as
far 11 I tho dome of the enpltol.
Tho village of Furton, west of
Owosso. Is In fnto of terror. Mr.
Harris. cbidmlstress, has smallpox,
and it I said that every Inhabitant
ha been cxjmi1. Fraetlcally every
on of tho ! Inhabitants Is lu quarantine.
(Ira ml Itaplds bin, 'buds have agn'ed
to adv ance rent on all store an I
dwelling l ouse 10 j r cent on April 1.
An ntteiu4 will N made to convert
Isle Ho.vale Into 11 summer resort. A
project I now 0:1 foot to erect a $."o,
ioo hotel at Washington harbor.
Timber stealing on 11 large scale has
been going on lu the Meuominee river,
ntid th- Menominee llooni Co. has ap
pointed a committee to apprehend the
guilty parties ami bring them to Jus
tice. Tho state military board Is preparing
to send out eoplc of the new National
Hiiard rules and resolution. In pamph
let form. A tiumlM-r of Important In
novation are contained ill the new
rules.
A dog -hiwlng evidence of hydro
phobia s terrorizing the northeastern
part of Itoynl Oak. James Cary wa
lightly bitten 011 tlie arm by the
brute and 11 number of rheep have been
killed.
l'ostal Ii spii-tor have ln-en working
fcr thre. weeks on the my-tcrlou dis
appearance of a money package con
taining 1.1 mm. It was consigned by a
Chicago bank to Iron Fiver, and was
stolen l:i transit.
According to n Jrangevllle. Idaho,
paH r, W. W. Stevens, who vvus a ill
rtor of ihe defunct First National
bank, of Mb s. ami owe It Slo.noo, l
an applicant in the Idaho tow 11 for an
electric lighting franchise.
I Idler the shadow of the wall of the
Jn ksaii prl'i u where ho had previ ni
ly served five 3 ears for a similar
otfetMo, I Mi li b s Mallet, attempted il
iiiii.e against .1 '.t yeur-ohl girl Sunday
morning. H- was nrrestetl.
A great eruption l:i the schools of
Kahuna. mi repurtei not be-au- o'
any trouble with teaehe-s r tn- Inurd
of education, but b-eailse of measles,
due hundred and lliirtv live p ipits are
said to U 111 of the dlse.is-.
M. II. Wells, the ex veteran soldier,
w ho undertook to cut and sl.:sh an of
ficer last llecemUcr. who att-mpted his
arn-st. pleaded guilty to aault. and
wan sciiteticed to .V) day in Jail. He
h.dl already been in Jail over thno
mouths.
James bite, of I lilb-rt. w as run
down by a train m the tlratid Kaphls
i Indiana, u-ar Manton. and cut In
tv.o. e h id 1.1st be. 11 seen in an lu-t-xlciited
condition, at'd It Is supiMised
that he lay down on the track ami
Went to sleep.
The state boanl of agriculture has
coiifcricil the degree of master of s-i-eiieo
,,n ir,,f. J. . Towar. of the Agii
cultural Col'ege, who b-avis the tlrst
of uei icoiith to t;ike u; hi new work
at the head of the Agricultural College
of South Australia.
l.inV. the eight 3 ear old daugh
ter of Win. 1.311k. of Mavison.
Wiis playing around a burning stnniji
lu :i swamp that wa being burned
ovir. when 1 cr dns caught lire and
she received burns jh.it resulted ill her
death three hours later.
Kalamazoo parties are interested In
the F.ig Fay Lumber Co. with a capi
tal of .lm.MM. Just organized at Mar-
luetic. They have purchased !".
acres of laud in Marquette ciuiuty,
miles northwest of Marquette and
havo I. MM MM" feet of rtatldillg tllU-
M-r.
Iteporls from points In south-rti aid
central .Michigan show il severe wind,
s et nnd silo- storm ragisl Sunday
icght. Whde the damage done In any
one place was iio large the aggregate
w Ii amount to many thousands ot
d diirs. '1 1 lcph.l;e (otnpiililes Were
the worst Mtfferi rs.
The l.ly i f Herman KI07. was taken
from the river in St. Joseph Satuid.iy
by the life saving crew. The I my dis
appeared Thanksgiving, after making
tbe rounds of the saloons, on th lu a I
was :'o,iiid a severe contusion, luit as
tlie po. ki ts contained and a sold
wale. 1. it is iH-McVcd he fell into the
sticaui.
Sheriff St ih-s. of Mesiotnlu-o. Is now
oil his way to Meho to gel Archie '.
Fn email, who Is wanted in this !tv
for forgery ami eml rzl-inent and for
bil lumping. He was am-stiil In Mexi
co iiii oif a m-nth ago and ha 1m e i
latignishin-g !n a dirty Mexican Jail eve
iiice, while the f-rmnliiie for his
extradition were lio'ng complcti-d.
A westbound freight train on the Air
LI no division of tho MUhig.in Central
wa wreckisl near Vand.iU.i Wiiim--day
morning. A car In the mi. lib- of
the train. loaded with ci'glne Iron, col
lapse,!, and seven ear lo.obsl with
merchandise and grain were hurled In
to 11 diteii. 'Flie load I tied up and
th- loss will ii mount to thousand of
dollars. No olio was hurt.
The Fewablc mining property litiga
tion, growing out of n riirganlzatlon
scheme, has been ternilliateil nfter IS
vi-irs. Th-nia II. Mason i allowed
.""."s-. ltecelvcr Peter White get
$:Io.mmi. ami is discharged, and Dickin
son. Warren & Warren, attorney.
.tll.psH. About JpMi.isMi remain lu the
cutoly of the court for distribution to
stoi kholder nnd creditor.
It I ndmitfci! lu Itonton llarltor
that tho Craham A- Morton Transpor
tation Co. will risirganizo under tho
law of Indiana to csca Michigan
taxation of vel proiTt.v. Indiana
has n tonnage t;ix law, and the change
will save the Criiham & Morton com
pany several thousand dollars In taxes
each year. Tho Ihinkh-y company, of
South Haven, is already an Indiana
corporation.
AllH-rt !. F.rook. a fanner living
six mile southwest of Kalamazoo,
while erar.ed from the effect of drink,
gashed hi throat with a piece of class
and nearly severed tho arterle of his
wrlrt. Ho fnlntisl from ! of bliMsl,
but ll reviving dracgisl himself to the
otlbe of lr. McKlbtH-n. where the
woMnd w re dressed. Tho man ha
bei ii adjudged insane and will bo sent
to nn n S3 In in.
Henry Punning nnd wife, of Perry,
had 11 bse call Wednesday morning
from Iw-lng asphyxiated by coal gi.
They wero aroused from their stupor
by nn alarm eh k. set to ring nt ."
o'clock, ami groping their way to n
diMir. sism revlveil In tho fresh nlr. Tho
clock raveil their live.
Owing to the tronldo rneonntered In
tho enforcetvent of tho Inheritance tox
law. Attorney -tieneral t)ren ami Audi
tor Heneral Powers havo nprod an
extended circular to lo Issuoil to
Judges of probato and county treasur
ers einlM-lylng comment on tie var
ious section of the law as It Js con
irucil bv them.
Tennessee Lcses Millions by Great
Floods.
DEATH BY FLOOD AND STORMS.
How th Hazing Ilnlu Surpl 1hrii(h
Trniif 'rr)lnff Ilrtirlloii .if I. If
mbiI irtjrl jr--A IVnnaflvaula t'hurrlt
I uriKjfpl ind .Mur lnjur.l.
lllnMBlrr In lr 11 n) t niiln.
One of th- t.ercest wind storm ever
known Pi ti e section struck Fltlsimrg
Sunday Jot before 110011 nnd did al-
1110. t lid ah ii.il.i,- !.imag( to proju-rty
:n'l Inji.K.I many pei pb, sou.e of
wheat may die from the elVects of th- r
wounds. Scores of houses were iiu
r 'ofed. many trees were b'ow 11 down,
mill stacks toppied over and Idegrap.i
and telephone w lr.-s genei a'ly ili-ahl- I.
'I ii- 11 st serious acebb-ut report-1
Wiis ihe unrooting of the Knowille
IY csh.v tfiiau ciiuicii. lu Ktiowlll". Thi
1 Lurch at the tine was Idle with an
Fa-icr congregation numbering a'suit
:oii persons. hlle the ininistcr wa l:i
th- i.ildst of hi, 11:1011. a p.uiiculati
strong gust of wicd blew over the
large chimney ami lifVn! a tiio:i of
tl:e n-.f off the build. tig. Tho bricks
from the eiil i.iM-y 1 lashed through the
loof and c:;rriii n 1 1 1 1 g piece of the
h ;i v im I cclii.ig. measuring about
lOX'Jo fct. down f.poll the Worsh',efS
in the p-w. An Indescribable pin!.-eti-iKi!,
ai: n frantic rush was 111 id
for the d.. rs and windows. Th- ex
citement Wiis soon ijuieied. and tl e
wiii I; of rescue itogiin. At l- it forty
persons wen eatlgid b.V the wreck:!-;:
iiiul in. re or less hurt. Of this nuin
b r live iiki.v not iecivcr.
TJ Tntirr -'lotla.
Fcports from the tb.Mbil ilisirht of
Teiiliissee emj h:isl.e the MMVitV of
the situation. The damage icuUlug.
It is InIh-viiI. will reach I.mmi.msi.
wild- twenty-two live. ar. known to
have Im-i n b-t. Several counties, cer
tain to have s'lflered heavily, are still
cut of fnun communication, and the
b-s In property and life may go hlgii
or than these tlgiires. Tli- section vis
Itcd by Ihe llo s enibrace-i one of III
rit ln-t portions of the state, and the
damage t, fjirtu Ian. Is Is .1 seriotM
llelil. It lli'b'ibs cnt:itlc Ijlllg be
twieu th- mountains on th- east .-111 I
tin Tc!in---oo rive: 0.1 tii west, and
between the CiucIm i 1:1, river an 1 fid:
.Mabi'iia li e-. Sione fences thit liav
too, tl:- storms of f.uty v -i-rs w :.
wailed a way In m:;:iy of t!ie well
ktlow n llscrs'de fiilllis of Llllcd l
iiiilllt.V, lllld ciops have been destrov e 1
: ill Ii r lf' llrtti) !".
tlittlnie. Ok., was v!lted Sunday by
a v.::h.immi lite and as a result tii Stat
Capital printing plant, the Hotel i':ri
to. the St. James hotel, the Camilla-!;
livery barn mi I the Kb hey general
tncrehan.'isc store are pi ruin-. Fvciy
thiug In Ihe Capital jlint was d
sfoyed, ilicliidiiig two presses, nil
chines f every kind, linotype ma
chines, ebs; trie ami tcain heating sy
ten , libraries arid a large stm k of
supplies. Frank II. t.reer. the owner
t:ite.s that the total loss -.gVi.tiiHi
No) ii thing but mailing lUis 0f the p i
M'l was saved. The bus lu tit- oth -i
l-trlhliiig will make the entire loss to
tlu town fully !S.""m M 11 h 1.
A llloo.lv Hatltr.
Sensational reports were received In
Williamson. W. Va.. Saturday a!eit
iiuother llgiit with tli- ll.itilcbls. in
which four were killed, among theia
being IlaiT.v Watts, pr. j li-t-r of tue
Palace h tel. Joim K herford. :i de
tective, had a warrant for the arret
of Fj hriaiii II itlictd, who '1 wanted in
South Carolina. He llnally iu'atel
Hatticll In Pike county. Ky. Watts
went with Rutherford, and they foi;n 1
liphriain at the home of hi father.
Thoiuison Hatfield, o'l Fblckbeiry
rrn k. Rutherford mil Watt broke
in the d.s.r mid secured liphriain.
The father opeticil tire oil them. It ill
Hatfield and Is.th olibers were kllb-l
In the niche. The wife and bttle chil
dren of liphriain witnessed the trag
edy. Orll Itlioilf- Drml.
Cecil .1. Rhodes, the great pr'inotiT
of South African enterprises, died of
heart disease nt C.ipe Town.
Rhode had been a victim of enlarge
ment of the heart for many months.
Some week ago the disease 1 gaii to
make rapid stride. About three week
ago he Wii comicl!cd to take to his
bill. Severe mid frequent attacks
gradually weakened his robust con
stitution, ami It b -c.u ue a 1 -parent n
few days ago that recovery wa Im-m.
slide despite repeated rallies and t In
most skillful tm-dlcal treatment. Prop.
S3 complicated the rase during tho last
few days, and tho great statesman
presented a pitiable iectacle. In-coming
very nervous. Irritable and restless.
Norlel. the only Insurgent general
with the exception of Malvar still In
tho Philippine. i been captured by
Lieut. Frank F. Famferd. of the 'gotii
Infantry. A major, a captain, n lieu
tenant and live ineu who were acting
a n bodyguard t' Norlel wero cap
tured with him. They have all been
held n prisoner of w,ir. There Is
some reason to believe that one mem
ber of thi iMNjyguar.l 1 Hon. Malvar
lu disguise. Lieut. Panifonl certain
that if this general Is not one of the
raptured patty be I In the Imuiedia'o
IielghliorhiMsl of the scene of .Nor hi'
capture.
Tho revolvir from which was fired
tho bullet that killed President Me
Klnley, the handkerchief wph whl.di
lb- iiiissln ooveriil tho bind which
held tho revolver as ho thrust It
toward the president, and tho cart
ridges In tho revolver have all been
turned over to tho F.ilffalo Historical
Society and will bo placed In tho mu
seum of tho society.
The council of Cnro will give th"
Lacy Shoo C.. of Mlddlojsrt. O.. a
Imtnr of Sd.tMMi for tho erection of 1
factory there to employ Iim hand ID
otolith In the year. It Is exjiected tho
factory will be ready for operation by
June i.M M.
1irltnta Mary l'llir
Carl lisch-r Hansen, of New York,
who was nttorm-y for Widter Christ -imis.
the represeiitatlvo of the Punlsli
u'over.iaicut In the overtures) for the
pi n l.ae of tho Piiu sh Wert Indian
Isl.imU In Fmk, was Indignant at lh
coudliet of bis client, shown lit lib se
en t n-iN.rt to the Paiilsli mlnkstry late
ly published.
Onlinaril.v. legal ctbjuetto.' s-iiid'he.
"would prevent luy Mpouklng. Uut this
n jMirl Is so defamatory and outrageous
that I fel Jit'tltlisl 'in washing my
hand of tlie whole affair.'
Christ 11. a uiidertiM.I;. accordlug tis
lUcher-l lanseu, to htnrt thesileof the
Islands Tor the Herring ministry. A-
f;ir back as l.vai th- s;ile bad Un al
inost consummated, but ut the last mo
ment this irnv eminent hid univvii
1 biuk.
Thus peuiuark ouM not
overtures or do inr.'
suggest that ovcitllies
! iiccet.tnble. This Christ mil
I make
j t ban
: would
lid. II
conducted Secretary White, of
the American ea.basy to Loudon, f
Com nhlL'cii.
"At t!i;tt p. int." said Fin-hor-H.-in-sen,
"his sci vie ended. The negotia
tion fii.ui there vv-re arriis forward
by th- American minister In Piumnrk
and tii- lunls'.i mini-ter at Wa-.Mng-
toll."
llnii.;ri o it 'llrurni!t tilr.
Mis. Henrietta II. Miller, a gray
na'red woman, aged C.7. g-ilug from
Los Angeles. Cal., to peiiver. 1 visit
relative, w.is brutally iiss;iultil 1
the Siintii Fe railroad v.irds by 11 negro
p iter on a Pulimou car. running Ik
twieii lienver and La Junta. She w,i
knocked down by a blow 011 tho head,
and after a struggle with ld-r ;isillaiit
was choked Into Insensibility. Wash
ington If. Wallace, a Pullman c.r
porter, wa arrested In the car of
which he had charge. He was Identi
fied by Mr. Miller and locked up hi
Jail. With a telegraph pole for 11 I ot
tering ram. the crowd broke In the
doors and Wallace vv as taken out. Tin
crowd inovi 1 dow n the snet ('.rag
ging the negro by 11 rope. A lsiy wu
sent up a telegraph pole with :l rope.
It was thrown over the cross l..r -in l
then dropped Into the crowd. A bun
dud hands grasped It. r.nd In nn in
stant the negro was In the nlr. Hardly
had the boy climbed out of danger
when hundreds of pi-tols were drawn
ami be: ore the negro body r-aiMn-1
the top of the pole It was riddl-d W Itll
bullets.
( it lot's 1 Mi 11 ; r nun-Mi.
Sis ri luy Root has made puii his
order to ;.-n. Wood llilO-tlilg bint l
turn over the rontr-1 aud -o eminent
i f Cuba o Its pcopl- 0,1 May -V next.
The older rciiires the I'nlian -.rovcrn-lu-iit
1.. a-siime all tnatv obb-at !o;i
and directs iji-ii. WimmI to co.iiinr.e ;i
si:,.:II iiititlcry f n e ! avoid leavbir
th - l.lt:d illtltely def.'tlsi le.s.s until
the Cuban government shall hive o e
poitunity to organ!e its own fore-.
Oi'H, WoimI Is i!s, (M e't.d to coiiv-n-thc
Cuban congress p, j. r- May .'. II
also ! directed to con-'lit witii Fre-1-dein-ih
ct Faliiia mi l Mil stliute s-idi
H't'so:i n b- sinil ib sire f-r those
I10W hohllli:; otllehil pi,-it!ous In Cuba.
On May 'Jo. l.srj. iu!ri will formally
a Uiie absolute ind-peiid. li 'e Utt l la
stall !a : !l"s pn-sideiil
1 ( Ii leu uo Ctmrrli t iirimr.
live men mid line.- women entered
the Seventh Pay Adventlsf 1 hunn.
Chicago, where an Interstate ndv-ntist
ioifere::ce was In session, chorll) -if-ter
iiooii Saturday mid crea'.ed such a
dlsturbillice that they were finally
beaten and nistieil from the ciinrch by
almost l.'.'l worshipers.
The e-ght alleged ill -.1 url cr.s were nr
tse. I'tld taken to til- police rl.ltioll.
All these persons are nieiiiN rs of this
sai l- religion, but of another church.
Tli tioi l. t eg. in when one of Ih-
j party i.c:iied .1 t-tateu-.eut being mad
liy 3lr. Anna White. :i prophei
rn ni Fattb- Crei k. Mich. When this
man was ordcifd out. it is said.
s-ven con panlon spoke up mid lu a
moment the church wa In an uproar.
tlrrni sirlUe Co 111 In v.
The Foiled Mlr.o Worker. of Amer
ica, who-e national oibce are la In
dii.iiapolis, have for some tim- Ih-ci
making pic-nral!ons for trouble lu
1m)Ji the Peiii'sylvauhi anthracite le
gion and the bil ut'ilnot-s Jit his of West
Virginia and Virginia, an I it Is rai t
that the organization Is In better ol
Hon than ever U-foro to m.iko a light
for 1 c ognition. If there is a Mi Ike In
the alithia.lte legion all the Member
of the organization, which cover
twenty-four states, may be called out.
a the January convention in Indiana;
ob.s empowered tho national odder t
go to that extreme If insrrvsuO to
1 ring ah ut 11 settlement.
M Men Sitint hrrrtl.
A tho result of n cave-In of a bug
bank of earth nt the Main street plant
of the Cleveland Cnl!ght V Cil:o Co.
six m-n nn dead.
The men were working close n ;l
bank of clay, when It suddenly gavo
way without the slightest warning,
burying them lneath the ma of
earth. Fellow workmen l:nnns.atcl.r
lgati the work of rescue, nnd Its il
very short lime six of the men bad
been taken out. Some of them wero
alive. 01 iters were already dead, their
live- having Im-cii smothered out. Th
living were started to tlio several near
by hospitals, J, ut duil en route, and
H eir ImmIIc were thi 11 takeu t under
taking ctaMihn:cnt.
Maggie Clino. the famou Irlh com
edirl'fe. will be one of the big feature
at Wi midland mi l Tempi- U rate:'
wick of April 7.
A bill appropriating f..r tin
en t.'oti of y iiioiniui-nt nt FnfTalo hi
memory of Pn-sld-nt MeKlnJ.-y ba
pnssl the New York m nnto.
Joseph K. Wots!, Fnited State at
torney for the second divlsicn ,,f Al
itska. ban reslgn-il. Wmh l serving
a term In prison for onntcn-jt of oaut
lu conm-ctlou with the Judge Novo
case. Tho department w about to
take net lull III his case when hi. resig
nation wn received.
The minority member of the senate
committee on the Philippine nre eon
shbrlng tho ndvls-ibiittjr of prrnentlng
to the full commlttei a proposition for
11 visit to tho Philippine Islands dur
ing tho next vacation for tho purHe
of Investigating- conditions there nnd
of taking the testimony of leading
Filipinos'
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