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Show PASSES SENATOR FIGHTS AMERICAS AlOST FAAIOUS PULPIT ORATOR AWAY IN WASHINGTON. N0NEY OF MISSISSIPPI CAR MAN ENGAGE llr. Talnmge preached In the eld church in Brooklyn fur fifteen mouths and thu the congregation and the membership outgrew the sanctuary. The organization then fore decided to build the first Brooklyn tabernacle. It was in the form of a horseshoe and inclosed half an acre. Dr. Talmage filled it every time he preached. In 1873 the tabernacle was burned down. While it was being rebuilt Dr. preached in a theater part of the time and for the remainder of the period traveled in Europe. In February, 1874. the new tabernacle was opened with services. This seated 4,650 persons, and with standing room was able to house 7.000 persons. It was always crowded when Dr. Talmage was in the pulpit. Meanwhile the church had got into debt to the extent of 172,000. By a gigantic effort $42,000 was raised in Wltt Talmage, the famous preacher, who tiled iu Washington April 12, was in pour health when he started away from Washington for Mexico for a vacation and test six weeks ago. He was then suffering from influenza and serious catarrhal conditions. Since his return to Washington some time ago he had been quite ill. Thomas De Witt Talmage. preacher, lecturer, author and contributor to periodicals and magazines, whose sermons have been published in weekly years, and in papers for twenty-fiv- e the latter years of his life reached 30,000,000 persons through the medium of 3,600 such papers, was born at Bound Brook, Somerset county, N. J., Jan. 7, 1832. He was married twice, his first wife having been a Miss Avery of Brooklyn. She met death in a drowning accident in the Schuylkill Rev. I)r. T. De AND IN A Forty persons were killed in a riot STRLET R0.7. A INSURGEKTS The Venezuelan government forces hare retaken Guira, in the State of actor Forced the Heim I nr From ttm Car for JCcfualoK to 1ajr Fare mul is Cut oaths Hand with a by tbs Ira la Noutlierurr. Cumuena. fs IN THE ISLAND OF SAMAR ARE SURRENDERING at Moscow. Comet I'eu-fcul- FILIPINOS TIRE OF FIGHTING. NEWS SIMMA11Y. COXDl'CTOR TO GENERAL lu Hurcrciloil Griiaral X.akbsa (Suevarrs, to tliv t'lMiiumiiil of tli llflirl Kories In Nanis r, lls Nurrmilersil. In a fire at Norfolk, Va , one life waa lost aud twenty-liv- e families ren- General Frederick D. I dered homeless. ge I a I non-uni- on well-thatif- he L, court-marti- al e et C. Whlttemore, also of Brooklyn. By his first wife Dr. Talmage had two children. Several children were born of the second marriage. The decedent always signed bis name and was known as T. De Witt Talmage. He was the son of a farmer years whose family for twenty-fiv- e had been members of the Reformed Dutch church. Two of De Witt's unand three brothcles. a brother-in-laers were preachers. Young De Witt, though he joined the Reformed Dutch church when be was 18 years old, did not contemplate entering the ministry until much later. He was the youngest of twelve children and for a time in his youth his chances fur acquiring an education were meager. lie attended the grammar school at New Brunswick. N. J.. and at the Hge of 19 entered the I'nivcrsity of New York, being graduated in 185:1. For three years after leaving college young Talmage studied law. At the eml of this time he concluded he had made a mistake in choosing a vocation and lie turned toward the ministry. He was graduated from the Reformed Dutch Theological seminary at New Brunswick. X. J.. where he preach 'd three years. Then he went to Syracuse. X. Y. While here lie married Miss Avery. After a short pastorate in Syracuse he went to Philadelphia .l.ixio-poun- d Time-Keepe- r. air-tig- ht air-tig- ht Milestones in Dr. Talmages Life Barn, Unvind Rock, N. , Jinuaiy 7. 1832. Educated at the University of Naw 2. J-- York. Rail In vis denomination. 4. Presby- terian. First pastorate. Belleville. N. J., 185b. Prenehlns in Syracuse, 1859 to 1862. Growing famous in Philadelphia. 1862 to 1869. Called to Brooklyn. March 22, 1869. at the Central Preach Church twenty-fiv- years. e pastor of the Second Reformed Dutch rlnmh. where lie i emu in til seven years. While in Philadelphia Dr. Talmage receil ed three calls at ome. to Fan Francisco and Brooklyn, liis fame us a pulpit orator had spread far from Philadelphia ami his power to attract worship! rs to hh; church brought demands for his services from a.:- - nx Chi-ag- .. luniiv upting In I"- - Talmasc the call to the Petit ml rhumb of Bi.iiik'yu, X. Y. Pres-hvtcila- a Iran Pa expedi- tion in theguiilxiats Itaseo and Florida, Senator 11. D. Money of Mississippi several steam launches aud native was who Mrs. P. l Freslmner, had an altercation with a cuuductur at train lighters, has aaceudcd the li&ndara on a street car Thursday which re- struck by a Midland Terminal river, in the island uf Samar, and has from her died injuries. sulted In the senator's receiving two Gillett, Colo., Forest fires, started by hunters brought the insurgent leader tiuevarra severe blows from tlie cuuductur and liiN entire commaud down to the the conductor being cut quite severely smoking out rabbits, south of Ot- and coast in the right hand with a knife. tumwa, la., are doing much damage. Guevmrra's command consisted of senator was on a It seems that the Four more bodies of the victims ot Rafael Sebastian, Abaki and thirty-eigl- u car which lie supposed was bound for the City of Pittsburg wreck have been other oflicers, 180 men and 101 the Baltimore & Ohio depot, but dis- recovered, making forty-tw- o to date. ritles. covering bis mistake, rhauged to anA fatal affray took place in Three hundred insurgents, with 131 other car, after asking for s transfer Chihuahua,cutting in which four men were ritles, have arrived at Catbalogan, Sawhich was not given him. Being in a killed aud eleven were more or less mar, and surrendered formally to the hurry and thinking the conductor of seriously injured. American authorities, the car which he had changed to had seized the river banks at Rebels have (iuevarra succeeded General Lukban lie seen him make the change, calmly below to miles Xsng the commaud of the insurgent forces took his seat, when the conductor of Quing Shun, fifty in to Samar, when the latter was capprevent cargo juncks that car approached him and asked for Sing, China, last February. He announced the tured river, his ticket. He then told the conductor ascending to surrender last March. intention his com hose of Frank Wheeler, foretnau that he had not had time to secure a seriwaa 3 No. at Cripple Creek, transfer and reminded him that he, pany REAL COAT OF MAIL. the conductor, lied been a witness to ously injured by being crushed under Feat of Silver Wlra la t'aad Twenty-F'lv.lie circumstances of liis change from an overturned wagon. 1a Darning Mao's Alnlouen In Chicago. westvisited one car to the other. Another henry rain has When Isaac A seller, who is at tha The conductor replied that the sen- ern Iowa and the eastern half of Nean ator would have to produce a ticket or braska. A11 danger of crop damage for County hospital suffering from need lie recovers, operation performed, pay hia fare, whereupon tbe senator the present ia now past. not fear goiug to war, for he will have told him that he had paid one fare and iron In Marietta, O., the a coat of mail, said a young physician being entitled to a transfer which lie industries employing moulders have who saw the operation. Dr. Charles had asked for hut had not received he iocreasei wages 5 per cent., the second Davison and his assistants placed about would not pay another. increase in three years. feet of silver wire in twenty-fiv- e Thereupon the conductor told him M y Foril aKL.d63, formerly a Asher's abdomen iu darning a rupture would not pay hi. fare he nan dled in 1lieblo of the anterior abdominal wall. rai,roud would put him off the car and imme- - ffom receiml by a fan from a The muscles liud been spread so far diately proceeded to carry hi. threat tree whjch he WM trimniiug. apart that they could not be draw tointo execution. This the senator re' A 10 per cent, increase in wages haa gether, so the doctors used fine silver slated by grasping an upright(poat of the wire to literally darn a space of three and engaged in a struggle with tlia gone into effect for the employes of the by five inches. This is probably the and Wheel company conductor, who was not making much Flickiugcr O. Gallon, at aud Gear first time this operation lias been pete company Wagon headway when a passenger who had in Cook county. formed trial the issued A orders decree been sitting next to Senator Money just asAfter the lattice work of silver who man of the by volunteered to assist the conductor. the muscles had been between threads of the By their combined strength they con sassinated the Russian minister skin was drawn tothe completed IStli. trived to break the senator's hold upon interior, M. Sipiaguine, on April gether and sewed. The patient ia that an from him force to car. were the and Ten men the post resting well, and there is no fearbefore severely injured by will not recover. Six times The senator says that when they first explosion of hot metal in a blast fur- lie he went to the County hospital, a few undertook to eject him the car was in nace at the Illinois steel works, Joliet days ago, Aacher had been operated full motion, and lie feels that if they Jerry Creighton was probably fatally upon. had succeeded at the time he would in hurt MONSTER WEAPON. Russians from A colony of eiglity-ouevitably have been badly hurt The conductor and liis assistant did Nebraska have arrived at Alauiosa, Gan Which Will Hurl Marl Twvmty-On- a Milas to ha t.lvcu Trial This WTaak, not, however, succeed in their deaign Colo., and were taken to the sugar-becoruntil the car stopped at the next The authorities at the YVatervliel farms, which they will cultivate this off ner to let their passengers. arsenal expect to complete work on the season. both that the to be placed at Fort Hamilton, Senator Money aaya Despondency caused Ralph Carter, big gun one day. The rest of the sum needed were and New conductor York i suipassenger very harbor, by June 1st The commit to Denver man, to lift the debt was raised soon after formerly a their in and abusive been in course of conlias which language, cide in bia room on Myers Avenue, gun, and in October, 1878, Dr. Talmagea gruff ho had reached the after and that four years, will firBt about salary was raised to $12,000 a year. In Cripple Creek, lie took an overdose of struction e&ndTfctor him a severe hit the street to sent tabernacle be second the Sandy Hook for proving. October, 1889, morphine. was burned. Dr. Talmage was then blow over the heart with hia clinched week tlie war department decided Last During the recent storm along the to mount tlie gun on a disappearing preparing to go to Palestine, but ha fat The blow, the senator aaya, waa consideroffered to postpone his trip and give very painful, and in order to protect Powder river in Wyoming, Its first trial is eagerly is stock of able loss reported to have carriage. part of his salary toward rebuilding. himself he took a small pocket knife all the gunmakers of the awaited by and both been sheep The trustees told him to go abroad from hia by experienced This world. It is said that the gun will pocket and opened it. and he went, traveling through the cattlemen. in conductor miles. This la the and hurl a shell twenty-on- e grasped Holy Land. Greece and Europe. He weapon A terrific windstorm passed over hia so bled so hand ent that it the Krnpps, who assert by returned in 1890. The tabernacle was doing and disputed La Junta Canon the not shut more than will throw Montrose, it City, in rebuilt and ready for occupancy very freely. to discharge Friorder in fifteen miles, Colorado points After this proceeding other persona other southern 1891 and the first services were held 1,imk) pounds of will it the require gun. to much damage Easter Sunday. stepped between the two, but notwith- day afternoon, doing projectile. powder and a Tlie gun, when completed will weigh Dr. Talmage's fame continued to standing their presence the conductor, the orchards. Governor Sanford R. Dole of Hawaii 150 tons. spread and the great, new tabernacle who ia a very tall man, struck him ancould scarcely hold the crowds that other blow over the shoulder of a man is io Boston, where he will spend a I. Sterling Morton Hand. went to hear him. In 1894. however, week visiting relatives, at the end of between them. standing lion. J. Sterling Morton, former he saw a larger field for his endeavors Later in the day the conductor, who which lime he will start on hia homeof agriculture, died at 4:30 secretary and went to Washington, where he to beO. II. Slianer, was arrested ward journey. proved o'clock Sunday Hflornoon at Lake Forpreached from that time to his death. on a warrant sworn out The bodies of Mrs. Monica Krzewaki by Senator est, at the home of liis son, Mark MorMoney. Slianer aaya lie did not strike and her dead infant triplets were ton. For several viceks Mr. Morton Wornr. lint The world's bint timekeeper is said the senator until the latter drew liis buried in a single grave in Milwaukee. liud been gradually failing. Tlie to be the electric clock n the basement knife and that lie did not make any The three chriluren were burn Sunday, nature of liis sickness had not been of the Berlin observatory, which was effort to put him off the car while it and died a few hours later. determined and a week ago lie waa installed by Irof. Ioerster in 18G5. was in motion. Marlin Lynch, who was arrested a from his home nt Nebraska He also brou gli t clia rges against Cap- few glass It is inclosed in an willi the murder brought charged ago, days to Lake Forest for medical Neb., who also is al run Policeman City, for itol Murphy, cylinder, and has frequently of liis wife, committed suicide in his attention. The change brought no the have to taken uf the months three with ru two and part leged periods Cleveami lie declined gradually an average daily deviation of only conductor in the struggle witii the ceil at the Cuyahoga conuty jail, senator. from the improvement land, O., by hanging himself Yet astronoIts cf a second. came. until death mers are not even FiMsfiod with this riijalclanl draft llera of Diigi Skull on dour knob. was I lie author of The Human Head. ami efforts are ennilnuully made to 2 said in to he which begantobe 2. ore quanpaying Arbor day, April Copper secure ideal conditions for a clock by Physicians uf Saginaw, Mich., have tities is said to have been discovered observed generally during his incumkeeping it not only in an performed a remarkable ojicrutiuii in the Wichita mountains, near Mounbency as head of the department of that of grafting a piece of a dog's tain Iark, 0. T., and there has been a agriculture, Hnd w hich is now generalskull upoma human head. The patient rush of prospectors to the scene dur- ly observed in ail the states. is John Olberg of Kenton, Houghton ing the past week. I'lagii Stricken Manila. countj'. lie is now recovering from William Diamond, At Laramie, The cholera situation 011 the islands an old affliction. 01 berg's skull was charged with the robbery of the Pacific does not show any improvement frncturcd four years ago. Over the Express company's office at SherBuilt first tabernacle, 1870-7hole, which was an inch and a half in man of the sum of $135, was arraigned Cholera eases are reported among tha Erected the second tabernacle (after diameter, there formed a foreign aud pleaded not guilty. He disclaimed American soldiers in the t'ainarines tire), 1872-7provinces of south - Luzon and elsegrowth. This pressed on the brain all knowledge of the rubbers. Famous trip to Holy Land. 1890. where, hut so far few- Amerieaus have and caused convulsions. When it was of Joan Batiste Muiicham, been attacked and the disease ia mainly to Washington. D.C The limie Accepted call1894. docon to decided Olberg, the operate January. a French butcher residing in St. confined to natives mul Chinamen. a chloroformed and removed tors 1895 dog traveling, lecturing, Preaching, Manitoba, was destroyed by tire In Manila there have been 555 cases to I9U2. a piece of its skull. The piece taken were burned to death. and 415 deaths from cholera, while tha Married three times. out was then immediately planted in and five children and the father aud is Another dying Children living, one eon, five provinces report 1,5119 cases and 1,109 the opening in Olberg's head. daughters. mother arc iu a serious condition. deaths. Died April 12. 1902. A storm passed through the CheroIuiqas Kcvruce of a Wife I'pun llrr llru-(-al Wind Wows nn Itnglne From tha Track. Husband. kee Nation, south of Yinita, doing A windstorm of almost cyclonic proCruel and iuhuman treatment will much damage to property. A large case, lmt in an underground vault, that prevailed in Iittsburg portions be the plea of Thomas Foley of Eng- numla-- of houses were blown down where neither changex of temperature resulted in iiiueli destruction nor of barometric pressure shall ever lish, Ind for a divorce. His wife ad and much damage was dune. Several Sunday ami caused tho loss of at mils that site tied his hands uml feet people are said to have been injured. of property, affect it. Edward G. Sperow, lives. least three while lie was drunk and applied mil Dr. Joseph Adrian Booth, a fireman, was pinned under his enof will Tlii rniriuiirtlrn llnllvin. to liis hands, face and clothing, that a brother to Junius Brutus, John gine, which had been Mown from tha Bolivia produces of thfc tlic cattle in the field where lie lay Wilkes aud Edwin Booth ami of Asia track while entering Pittsburg, and world's tin, and is richer in cupper lick him t death ns a might helpless ami il;ic"f gold mims. ci it lias only Booth Clarke. Hie widow of the Eng- was scalded todeatli At McDonald an revenge fur a beating she received lish L'imj miles of railroad fur its C0U, Dull tragedian, has been filed in New Italian was crushed by a falling dera drunken orgie. Foley's skin square miles of ten Rory. The almost during York fur probate. The estate iu New rick, am another death is reported T&l-ma- river while Dr. Talmage was pastor of a church in Philadelphia. Two years hfterward the minister married Susan GRANT. Nor-ber- t. r one-twelf- th : entire lack of till ion facilities lias kepi hack its development,. tr:m-iio- was raw in many places and Ir.s clothing iu shreds. YurU amounts tu S35,"111). fruin Rochester. |