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Show THE MORNING 00 DEN, EXAMINER, UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 26, lMf. "I notice, tuo. that Leonard Wood is TUtIBlE DISASTER HERDING COLD sending out dispatches from the Phil BANKS MUST REPORT. . o t Ipplnes signing himself major gener- ia aad he not a si. general." major l . Greater Concern Now Felt RegardEn-.Washington. Jan. 25 The compresolution One Hundred and Fifty Men Are Continuing he bald hi troller of the curncy today Issued Sweeps Northwest and People Litertombed by an Explosion ing Eastern Situation. was under consideration sad uot the a call for th condition of national ally Frozen to Death. in the Shaft. Port Arthur, Jan. Zft.' The highest nomination of Crum or Wood. banka at tha close of business JanuChicago, Jan. 25. Piercing cold officials here repudiate the published made the whole northwest suffer toPittsburg Jan. 25. Between X25 and ary 22nd. HOUSE. accusations of Russian hostility tu 150 men were entombed today by an day. The thermometer reached fifteen below aero In Chicago. IN WHEAT. the Failed States because of iu Mau- FALL The recoru In 25. shaft of Harwick the Jan. the When the explosion Washington. here la 28 below and there ia some burla policy, and the appointment of house Mr. Adams from Coal convened, (Pa.) None war Cheswick company American consul under the new treaty the committee on expenditures ill tt zX.K sensational expectation that a new low point will Chicago, Jan. ot them had beta rescued at uouo with China. ceK in the pries uf be touched before the cold spell la slate department, reported a privileged and it is believed many of them were break of 3 It U offlcially asserted that no large resoluiinn requesting the secretary ot ciiliL--r wheat took place today. The break ended. One man, frozen stiff, waa killed outright l,y the i xpliw-io- waa attributed reinforcement of the rasters foresee la state for IntormsUoa to selling by represen- found by iiedeatrians on an outlying a to the number or been suffocated have by the tatives of Armour who ia credited part of Thirty-secon- d street. He had expected at present. Arrangement or horses, carriage aad autumobilee gas. Several hundred men are at are making, however, for a large sup- maintained at the expense of the gov with being the large! bolder of wheat apparently struggled along until exImto work tlin men liberate trying in the Chicago market. The May op- hausted by the cold, and had dropped ply of pouiee from Chi 1J for the Cue ernmrat Tor officials of that depart prisoned Inside. About 2U0 men are tion fell from 92 5 S to 89. sacks and mounted Infantry. The de- meat. Mr. Hitchcock, of Nebraska, unconscious and literally was frozen moralization of the passenger to death in hia tracks la the snow. and sought to amend the resolution so a employed at ilie mine, 150 working in 1 he unidentified corpse was taken to a freight truffle on the ifaochurian rail- to make it read: "During the calends.1 side and the remainder uu the tipple. THE DEATH OF 3UINLAN. way continues, owing to the military year, saying the owiaslon of these The men on - the tipple were badly There were countless Inmorgue. by fhi- exposiuu. With a loud stances of activity and there ia a great block or words would leave a loophole, but Mr. burned frozen hands and ears. , Jan. Quin-J. 25. Frank Boston, re purl and an upheaval like an earth lreight at Fort Dalny. Adams demanded the prevloua ques- quake, Ian, the noted Marathon runner, who Traffic was greatly hampered. was of the woodwork the 2Sj-tipple the Jan. Berlin. German gov- tion. and on thla Mr. JlitrJuork railed The hitter cold experienced today at defeat the Greeks at the first ernment understand the present situa- for the yea and noea, which pere destroyed. The walls of the shaft were helped Marathim meeting at Athena. 1898, la 15 below la the most Intense ao far filled with and reeks debris, earth, la such at Tokio that ordered. tion, the feeling dead at hia home in Jamaica Plain this winter In Chicago. Stretching to completely shutting off all means of from Japan will declare war unless Kuaaia Jan. So. Delegate blood poisoning, brought on by the northwest, the mercury shows a Washington. In for mine. those escape the Rusanswer her demands iatorably. of Hawaii. Introduced hill an descending scale, the minimum unsuccsafu Whether operation fur quinsy. swiftly the occurred at explosion sia recognize this, and accordingly in the house today prohibiting the ent in the United States being at Biswaa graduated from Ford-haQuinlan far (he of the mine and extremity Intends to enough of Japan's ployment of Mongolians on public killed Harvard law school and marck. and Wllllston. N. D.. where the points to make the Tokio cabinet fctl works la Hawaii and making eight whethertheit men by the concussion, or Bostoncollege. ard had been admit- official record figures are 34 below. university nearer the shaft o'cnrred that a sufflrient cause for war no long- hours a day's work in such employ- and The crest of the wave la, however, betho to ted bar. Boston men nut is Imprisoned the known. er exists, and while the forthcoming ments; also appropriating 250,000 for a. the national boundary line, yond There has been means as yet of jm note will not fully satisfy Japan, it a survey in the harbor of Honolulu, below. W. 88 N. BURTON reporting T, WAIVES RIGHTS. exact the nature of the disaswill prevent the serious ptwsiblUly of n appropriating 146,000 for survey t finding There are no telegraph stations northter and the n iinber of men killed. If '' declaration of war. Hilo harbor, and tha construction of a the mine entrance raenut Desires That Hia Cats Bs Disposed of west from Minnedosa. be cleaned breakwater at that place. out so that the men ran get fresh at Ones. raris, Jan. 23. Couaideruble conOmaha, Jan. 25. Extreme cold conin tha cern ia observable In government quar- ONE KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED. air all will hnvo perished Jar.. 25. Senator Bur- - tinues throughout Nebraska nnd westWashington, course n tow of hours. the ton of Kansas, againar whom a fed- ern Icwn today, the minimum temperters concerning With the knowledge that scores of sitoatlon. This ia due principally tu A Wreck Occurs on tha Illinois Ceneral grand jury on aSiurday returned ature being 17 below and the maximum lives on the depended action prompt the fact that efforts toward aa adjustan indictment for scceptlng a bribe for the past 24 houra 7 below sera. The tral Railroad. of laborers at the iroutb of the mine ment have not made thu prog ret from the Rialto Grain company, haa local weather bureau predicts a conan excited 25 men of was Illinois Central Jan. gang Memphis, which the officials hoped aad exported. working indlrated to hia friends hia Intention tinuation of the low temperature toThe general view of thoae highest lu train No. 2 from New Orleans to Chi with might ard main. Help was sum- of waiving all hia rights as a senator morrow with a moderation Wednesmoned from aourrea waa all near wrecked available and and accepting service In the case at Gales, today authority ia summed up la the state- rago, day. as mor are Tenn. are Hevcizl people many ment that negotiation have now reported agisting In the work once. He left, for St. Louis last evenwith doctors and of rescue a can conveniently work ing, expressing hit. determination to ranched n point when prartirally no killed. A train A revere blla-sar- d Winnipeg, Jan. 25. be-there. sent from here. program la occurring in any direct Ion. nurses has force the matter to an immediate There haa in la Winnipeg. raging a Half dozen men working near the The scene cf the reported wreck is Whether this mean that Russia's late been several deaths. month of the pit on the tipple wore t.t tins city. sixty mills eet answer does not make conceaaior. IsM-a- l officials of the Illinois Cen- caught In tho wreckage and a number which are likely to bring about n setBISHOP TIKHON ARRIVES. St Paul, Jan. 25. Thirty degrees behave no details ot the wreck oth- were seriously Injured. One man. It tral aa to thu ia It tlement. say. impossible low rero waa the official record today, la thought, canuot recover. The other one er a was than that report person delicate stage of Hit negotiation New York, Tan. 25. Bishop Tikhon the mercury in various parts men employed on the tipple were of the Russian Orthodox church ar- although prompts the officials to withhold pre- killed and several injured. of the registered from 2 to 8 decity further from working the away shaft cise detail. The only statement i rived today on the steamer Augusta gress lower. and escaped uninjured. that the negotiations are virtually at CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT. Victoria from Hamburg. Hupt. Georvo (Sheets as snoa aa a standstill. It appears that one ut La CroM, Wls.i Jan.- - 25 The govbo beard of the accident, telephoned the most difficult features is the mutuNashua, N. 11., Jan. 25. John P. to WOOLEY TO BE RENOMINATED. ernment thermometer here registered Cheswick and Springdale for assistal distrust and hatred which hasgrawn Hoggin, treasurer ot the Nashua Trust ance. 27 below, this morning, while private Gangs of workmen were sent up between the parties. It is maid that company, was arrorted today, charged In and physicians have rush- Investigation of Charges Recently instruments registered from 82 to 38 every state meat of the prseent ex- with enthralling from the bank be- ed response Concluded. below. There is much Buffering among to scene the to take care of the in00. of tween and 50,000 lino Niispirtoa develop f Japaneee change Washington, Jan. 25. It is stated tha poor. Ruaslaa good faith and Russia's anThe Nashua Treat company did not jured. The mine Is about a mile from open Its doors today and the institu- Cheswick, and was opened aitout two that Smith Woolley, who waa appointtipathy to Japan. Duluth, Minn., Jan. 25. Tho therOwing to this bittern on, diplomatic tion la in charge rf the slate bank years ago. The company is allied with ed to the atwayenhlp of the mint at mometer here this morning registered the Allegheny Coal company and it is Boise City, Idaho, but who failed to efforts to sera re a middle ground are commissioner pcmlirg a further operated by Cleveland capitalists. The confirmation during the extra session, 32 below. proving tm usually difficult. It la un- mine, it is stated, haa always been a will be renominated for that place. An derstood that Russia is now seeking gamawa one, but there has never been Investigation of charges filed against Detroit, Jan. 25. The government to secure the neutralization of thu FANCIERS HOLD MEETING. thermometer registered six below last any serious trouble there before to- Mr. Wooley was recently concluded. strait of Korea. The Russian view, as day. night, and the observer predicted that made kWowa here, is that Japaua forChicago, Jan. 25. More than 3,504 it will go lower tonight Supt. Sheets telephoned to J. R. tification of Masampho and Fu Ban entries have been received for I be SMALL THEATER FIRE. .i constitutes a menace to the world's eighth annual exposition of the Na- Morris, manager ot the Pittsburg Tool Jan. 25. This portion Kan., Topeka. commerce since It gives Japan control tional Fanclera anti Breeder's asso- and Dropforge company, at Cheswick 25. A Jan. in small fire Chicago, over tha narrow strait. It la pointed ciation which opened in the Reventh fur assistance. The work there were the Garrick theater which la on the of Kansas la In the grasp of a fierce closed and the entire force of men, out In anpport of this view that Japan Regiment armory floor of the Schiller building, a blizzard which came aweeping down first today and will conalready has a strongly fort tiled Island tinue nil week. Seventeen hundred numbering 75, were sort to tho scene skyscraper, caused considerable ex- from the north Sunday night TheSupt. Sheets stated that he feared (Tsu Bhliual, la the middle of the pigeons will be exhibited aa will l,suo amoug the tenanta today. No weather bureau reported the temperathe worst, but thorn wss a possibility citement one was in the theatre and the ner- ture at 5 degrees below at 9 a. m. and trait, aad that this is distant 50 mile chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys. that some of the miners might have vousness of from M attain pho and Pusan, so that 240 cats and 100 dogs. Rabbits in the building, growing colder. the soughs refuge in one of the mine who were easilypevple tha fortlflcationi of the latter point guinea pigs also will be shown. and to panic, Kn susceptible will contitut another Gibraltar. The tries have been made front every state chambers avay from the fire and In was quickly alayod Kansu City, Jan. 25. Northwestern this way eaenned death. The scene claimed to be a vital in ilie union a well aa from trait of Korea la Missouri and northern nnd western England about the waa mouth of tha Indeed outlet for the commerce of northern and Germany. pit Kansu are experiencing the coldest CAR RARN8 BURN. i weather of the season today, with a Chiu, and It.ls therefore asserted that More than f 10.000 will be be dis- pitiful. Hundreds of wives and chll dren surrounded thn mouths of tho ft would be la tha Interest of Kuroiie tributed In prises. 25. The car barns still further fall In temperature preIndianapoils.Jan. shafts crazed with grief awaiting newa of the aad America to secure tha neutralizaIn tha northwest Indianapolis Traction nnd Ter- dicted by tonlgh from the entombed men. tion of the strait. DEATH OF CHAUNCEY KIBBE. Place, portion of Missouri 10the temperature at Aa quickly as possible a rescuing minal company, at McLean I o'clock averaged below. burned today. Lous, $ 180,000. party waa organized but no one has KOREAN MISSION. Indians the and Hunted Gold yet been able to doveend Into the Fought DECIDES AGAINST CITY. In California, Keokuk, Iowa, Jan 5. Both tbs mine. . Should War Occur Church Property Mississippi and tho Dos Moines rivers Three of the injured were brought Now York, Jan. 25. General WilWill Be Safe. Chicago, Jan. 2i Judge Groascup, I are closed, frozen almost solid. The to thla city, one Henry Mahon, dying in the United States district court thermometer ia eight below and fallNear York, Jan. 25. Rev. George liam Chauucey Klhbe, an old Indian upon removal. two The Geo. others, gold hunter In California today, decided against the City of Chi- ing. All rivers ar.d creeks are bank-fal- l Ileher Jonna. who haa been a miss lun- lighter and 1840, is dead at his home in Walterman and F. K. Gillespie, were cago in the case. He deand frozen solid. Much danger is acy of tha Methodist Episcopal church dnring removed to tho Allegheny hospital. clared that the stategu Brooklyn from tulierculoria. Jlo was did not delegate expected when the Ice breaks In tha in Korea aiacq 1880, la here on a Walterman will die. In his eighty-recoLyear. to the city tee power to regulate the spring. He aaya the missions are domUp to 1:34 oclock thia afternoon no Born In Illinois, General Kibbe came inated the of friendlP by on spirit had entered the mine and noth- price of gu. " to Brooklyn and nasa and cooperation with sectarian as a young man Cleveland, Jan. 35. The cold wrath-- I Inn as tencher In tha publ ing la known of the condition of the a posit BOWLERS REACH AGREEMENT. er hu checked the destruction from strife virtually banished. He believes lie schools. In 1819 he entombed men. hud become a floods throughout northern nnd centha church property and missionarBefore the minors went to work principal, hut rer.tgned to seek his this New York, Jan. 25. ies win be respected by both aides la fortune Steps taken tral Ohio. It is four below here to--1 Bom Gordon went Fire In morning, California event of war. week ago to end the atralned rela- day. Aa be wss unfortunate and Into the mine and made hia usual in- tions between Thera la much potty persecution after a miner the bowlers of the cut He spection. a that reported while everything he drifted was all two years, have been ratified at a mass LEADING BANKER DEA5 among the natives," said Dr. Jones, Into One hundred right. and other fifty mealing ot the bowlers of this He pursuit a heeaara tha conversion of a Korean took anil city were safety taken In out lamps this part snppressiug many of often results In a serious dislocation the New York, Jan. 25. William Henry ty tho New York Bowlers' associaearly Indian uprisings in Califor- morning, so It la known that there are tion. of the clan aa well as of social aad re- nia men were selected Five comHazzord, president of the Fulton bank, that number of in miner the and Nevada suit finally, when mine. mitteemen to a century one of the leadand ligious relationships of the community, for half the present association The fire bouses nnd mine foremen art demands before Hlsnford became governor, Gen-Irat it is of Brooklyn, la dead. He citizens that one is forced to the ing ot coming alto la meeting Gordon the mine, having ldJuUnt M-ltaZ- S hnhaa taken thest cp into Lhe mine after the men the American Bowling congress in wu born on a Delaware farm and of destroying his household Gods and on his staff. came here when a lad. He entered the Cleveland. Ohio. After civil war General Kibbe had begun working. fetjcbm, and this all converts do be- returned the After the meeting it waa announced building tradea and In later years In the ttpp at to the of month the Brooklyn and fore they are recognised. resumed shaft were muy of the large business the wclgnmsster and and the west which have existed for erected teaching. three aasiatacte. Several cars of coal that a tram representing New York structure of Brooklyn. He also was tournament largely Instrumental In developing the had been brought out and work was will enter the Cleveland ICE GORGE IN DELAWARE. CONGRESS! under Mayor Tom proceeding an usual when the signal nnd play against the strongest trams I treH rfrofsystem Cleveland. Ohio, In the country. Including a challenge Johnson, was from uot the tom of given the Tha First Ice Crash That Has ... I shaft that another car was ready. The match with Chicago. SENATE. eurrod for Many Years. SUNDAY BRINGS SAP NEWS. a nlth cage, on mule waa hoard sent Port Jervis. N. Y., Jan. 25. An tee BREAK IN WHEAT. Washington. Jan. 25. In the senate farmed in tho Delaware four down. Just as the cage reached the New York, Jan. 25. For the fourth was a terInday, Mr. Culberson Introduced the miloii buluw hrre and already 1 30 bottom of the shaft there Chicago. Jnn. 25. A break of 3 1 time In two years, the Rev. Dr. Newell cxplotdm and I ho rage was resolution, drawn by a committee of foot high around an Island In the mid-dl- rible blown out of the shall and through rents in the price of May wheat mark- - Dwight HlUis. of Plymouth ehureh Democrats for the purpose of getting of the riTcr. Tim jam now the lop of the naif ot the tipple, ed the Helling today of approximately Brooklyn, hu received a telegram additional information concerning the two miles above Port Jervis, ranches but the wrecking the welghmasters office hnshelK by Armour. and The tainlng the news of the death of a Fsnama situation. The members of nater which at first submerged a pur-tiuof the struc- crowd had sold July short Saturday relative on Sunday. ' The latest notice the committee were Honshu Gorman, of tho lower town, hne fallcu damaging other ture. Tho n ilc was blown 200 feet n favorable rains In the southwest, of bereavement came from Chicago Culbmon, Carmack and CorkrelL The from 28 to 20 foot- - It Is running In a from the tipple. The cage remained and the cold snap today caused sc-- and announced the death of Mrs. Hii- now channel over a farm uu resolution follows: the Jermovement, which carried July to Us slater. Dr. Hlllls completed hia "Resolved that the President be re- sey shore, three miles below town. in the wrecked tipple. All the men on tive 1 over Saturdays close. duties In the pulpit! however. and tipple were more or leas Injured. 83 quested to Inform the senate wnether Families along the river are moving theAfter the Injured had been cared Sympathetically May rose l with his wife, started Immediately afall the correspondence and notes be- to higher rround. which is equal to the beat terward for Chicago. for. Mine Cunningham waa io 92 tween the department of nate and the At whore the Nevorsink notified of Inspects and prepara- prices of the searon. At this price legation of the United Slate to Bogota, river Joins the Delaware, the" water tions were the disaster made to go to the relief Armour let slip abcut a million and n THE PNEUMONIA EPIDEMIC. and between either of these and thn In the Delaware Is backing up Into the thus started Neverstnk and a new highway tu of the imprisoned minora. The air half. The declino government of Colombia, for the of an isthmian canal, and all pension bridte Is threatened. The Erie shaft also had been damaged by the brought out numerous stop Ions orders The Bellevue Hospital Crowded Bethe correspondence and notes between bridges are b. lng weighted to prevent explosion and it was taro houra be- under which the reaction carried May yond Its Capacity. air could be pumped into the to 89 cents. At this point tha United States and any of its of- damage. No arch crush of ire has been fore New Jan. 25. Bellevue hosYork, mine. short by and a recast ion of seen hereabouts since 1875. ficials or representative or the govThla afternoon Supt. Sheets said the Armour cllirg brought about a pital and Its allied, institutions are so ernment of Panama, conusrnlng the crowded with patients that in the forthat he believed the explosion was sharp rally to 89 7 8. reoa ration of Panama from Colombia NOTED FINANCIER DEAD. mer alone 120 are lying in Improvised caused by fire dair.r. Mr. Sheets aaid have been scut to the senate and if beds upon the floor. This state of afthe work of rescuing would begin aa REFORMS IN PERU. not. that he be requested to send the New York. Jad.. 25. William fairs has come to light through a Tooth, sunn as tluerolne Inspector arrived. remaining correspondence nnd note a financier of thla citjr and formerly meeting of the hosnital trustees. ResThe charred of New condition thu 25. Jan. dead York, It is to the seuate in executive session." almost well known as a Journalist In the olutions will be presented at a specmule and west, the force of the a certain, Herald says explosion from The resolution went over under the w dead in (his city from heart dispatch ial meeting Wednesday asking failure. howeter, led the mine official to foa. Lima. Peru, that the government the rules. Bills were passed authorizing H rasa 72 years, will old.. He entered for the worst. mayor to assiKt in bringing about the a convoke third the construction of n bridge arroea the the real ret ate business in session extraordinary erection of a new and large hospital It i thought Hint the force of thfe of Cong re in order to obtain its ssne-tloChicago in Hnnke river, Alaska, and authorized his youth and began newspaper work explmdon wax ro great that every man of laws relating lo the press and on the Bellevue s'le. the appointment of a naval officer and In 1S5R. attracting An unusually large number of case attention for In the limited apace underground elect ion and for necessary financial surveyor at the port of Chicago, at a his exposition of tbsaoqie. of pneumonia amounting almost tn government land must have (ieen lnctan:lr killed by the legislation. salary of I5.OU0 each. frauds 'in Iowa, After having filled concussion nnd it Is an epidemic haa been the reason, aclikely the Interior Mr. Tillman called up his resolntton Important positions on the Chicago of the mine ta hadl? wrecked and rav- ACCIDENTS INTERRUPT cording to Supt. Rickard, for much o' TRARFFIC asking tha jndlciary committee to re- Times, he cams to New York and the present overcrowding. There are ed. Any of tne men who ntisht y port. what constitutes a recess of the promoted several important have eacaiied the shock of the exNew lark, Jan. 25. Two accident t 200 pneumonia cases at Bellevue now senate. Mr. Male argued that the De- railway projects. and the disease, which was fostered plosion have nnibnlily been suffocated have occurred on the New American cember nomination of Collei-toCrum by weather rondithms In the last few by lhe after lamp, and mining men railway from Oroya to was not a new appointment and the Cerroiaco, weeks, shows no signs of lessening RUSSIAN SFY ARRESTED. think It is hardly likely that near Antahuaro Bridge, rabies any roller of the. the currency would impt The doctors and nurses at Dellevu would be brought onl alive. The mine, lterald'a Lima. meet the question of the right to diaw Peru, correspondent are working umlc- Tokio. Jan. 2.?. Takasbiina. the being a new one. high pressure owand the Traffic entries be will and .when for five Interrupted that matter came before Japanese Interpreter for the Russian headings bring d.iven lsry ing to prevent conditions and many of only a short day him. He said that the original nom- attache, was them are becoming exhausted. arrested on Saturday last distance reduces the chances ot the ination Chows that the president has on tbs suspicion of acting as a spy in men. PARKERSBURG mot committed himself to any UNDER WATER. the Yokosuka fortified zone. He recess between the extraor- been taken to Yokohama for trial. has AFRIM SERIOUS MOROS GIVE TROUBLE. It Hundreds of Pcerle Art Driven from dinary session and tho prevent session. Is alleged that convluslvs evidenra ha Mr. Mitchell Interposed that tho nomTheir Hemes. been obtained inations sent tn do not give the nom- pects. which is regarding a other sus- Mors Cotta Taken bv Assault and v Va, Jan. 25 The Entire Families Murfsred and Town Parkersburg very causing strong Killed. Twenty inees. (meaning Oram. General Wood feehng against such of Wlndhesck Threatened. lower portion of Parkersburg, Includwhlcn treachery, and others) tho right to hold office. Is a capital offense In Japan. the business part of the city aling Berlin. Jan. 25. An official dispa tc; . Mr. Tillman road a letter from SecManila. Jan. 23 It has Jnt been most up to Tn'rd is under wat-- from windhoeck. German Southwes' learned that Lieut. Campbell W. Flake er. while among tltstreet, retary Shaw, reciting the various ap- ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS resident districts. Africa, rays the Germans MURDER of the Twenty-seennpointments of Mr. Cram to tha CharInfantry was Riverside, Bcchwood and the South-ride- , heavily In an unsuccessful have fos: killed while trying to enter More Cotleston collectorshtp, and giving the attempt to are prety we!. Inundagl. gu relieve Okshsndja. that five New York, Jan. 75. Another ta. In Mindanao for the pnrpnte of settler version that tho law appointment was the available public were buililir.ga Italian and their munler has entire families oremred have been mads precisely at 12 o'clock noon, on here. The the locality. He was arrntn-pnnie- occuDled lat nlcht by person murdered and entered that polios rooms the th Hereros bar of tho first Monday In December, when an by Private Pny of tho same the flooded districts and several fi,m Italian secret roclety In ban- - been1 threatening Windhoeck. ' South regiment. 1. lent. Flake wa one tension endod and another began. I shot dreil were driven Jih persons from tlielr been aad Brooklyn, early today found thrown by the Frank Light Mr, Hale said that the matter was treacherously, the. Moms on lhe homes, while many are Hring in see- - fnrter Zeltung on some of the con not of eperial significance and that the could fiprono shot to death. Nothing norty while Major llalla-- d firing was stories nnd parleyhone rf be as are learned that to causes the cause of the ing with them. Mom Cotta waa at of the Hereros rt partly rlbnlary matter is not a new one and that Mr. under water, ltnrin- as the members of the. society once Cram to atilt serving oa hi appoint murder taken by assault, with no further factories are fiixrieu anda houses and ng In German Southwest Africa, aa thr had fled and word of of the crime reachmany them result of Htatemema made to to the expeditionary force. The had forces of r,;- -n went.' Mr. Tillman said that Mr. Cram , at work all night paper by a traveler who has Jinq tha M holding office just the some, and mud ed the police teu laic to make any re- - i estimated lose among the More Is to remove traf-j nreperty. Railroad turned from Windhoeck and Okahand weniy killed. fie I ja. The men hams ami the i rater ai- - BBU MI t MW 5-- 8 n airt Mln-nedos- RuMO-Japane- sc n b -. Ilied with them are charged with purinvolving the natives in debt According to this traveler, the traders are mostly discharged soldiers wboui the merchants equip with wagona and from sixteen to twenty oxen nnd goods valued at thousands of marks. The traders sell at first entirely on credit, not requiring any cash until they make later trips. The Improvident natives buy largely and repeatedly on these easy terms, and the merchants favor the system by extending and renewing the credits of the traders, sometimes to 15,000 marks. The traders finally begin collecting portions of the debt, taking rattle in payment and at the same time selling merchandise ou credit. The natives are often indebted to several traders at once. The Zeitung's Informant adds that he fouud tho merchants took an average of seventy per rent profit on the transactions of the trader and the latter added 100 per cent and usually made twenty per cent more on the cattle which they took In payment. The. traders further aroused the anger of the natives by seizing the latter's cattle without waiting for legal procedure. It ia true the authorities for bid this, but the natives usually do not complain. - ihstki PucisG But Schwab's ns nn 10,909, 000 in fion Invalidated. NeV York, Jan. il-s-meyes declined today to J! any report on behalf of the bonSwi era protective committee ' State. Shipbuilding comi5? .lN P plans of compromise proposes ly Schwab and his a.Wi, One of the huiultiolden., Tho has been prom'uenilv with the opjiosiiloi to the interests, said no propoi Mr. Schwab or the Schaab tnSLki can be listened to or lera he agrees to ii,ee ihrec First-T-he invalidation bonds Mr. Srhwab now hol.l. ing to about ten million Second-T- he election of hoard of directors, of which : Mintl jsS'' I U, taSf STBS 'o. ready money which would be which Mr. Schwab want to a cent discount, or at fa w ' which he must take at par. If Mr. Schwab cannot take EXERCISES UNCANNY INFLUENCE three proposals, B0 compronjL Tha Judga Unable te Find Laws possible. Mr. Schwab has had this offer Against Witchcraft. consideration, or at Ieat he htihZl li 25. Puttsvllle, Pa., Jan. of it, but he haa made no ameer Mary haa been arraigned before a justice on complaints made by Louis Cennaccaro and wl'e, who declare JAPANESE MERCHANTS ADVISED the woman la exerting an uncanny InManila. Jtn. 25. The Japanese m. fluence upon them. The mysterious deaths of some ch'ckens. a pet dog chants In this city have recriredT and n cat, financial reverses, some vices from the home government thi other misfortunes are attributed to In rase of the outbreak of huatiim. her. Alleged threatening to kill the they had better transfer their bus couple nnd to burn their home over new over to the Americana their heads led them to resort tu a HARVESTER COMPANY RE8UMEI court of law. Justice Johnston not being able to find any law for wltehcraft, held the Peoria, 111., Jan. 25 The Acme Hai woman for her alleged threats. verier company of tula city, closed fa several months beciuiaa of difficulties today, resumed operation! BIG STAKE FOR TROTTERS. with a force of aerm-a- l 2u-p- Tam-burel- a.. - Syracuse, N. Y.. Jan. 25. Citizens of Syracuse will guarantee a 810,000 early closing stake for trotting horses to be made the' feature of the grand circuit meeting here If the New York State Fair commlasfon. at Its meeting In Albany, Tuesday decides' to hold the fair two weeks so as to accept the racing date offered the local track by the stewards of the big ring. hundred oners tires. GERMANY LEADS ffNGLANOl Berlin, Jgn- 25. Germany's pig fa production for 19i1 was 10, UK tons, an increase or 1 682.974 tons, thu outstripping Great Britain for the fin time in history. The coal products for Germany for 1S'W was llfi,664J7 tons, an Increase of 9,215,804 tom. - THE i VIRGINIA s Cor. 24 th and Adams Ave. Affords transients and permanent hoarders splendid accommodations-central- ly located and excellent table hpard at rates cf 1.50 to 100 daily. MRS! FERRIS, Proprietor. Phone 232K. ' Ogden SWEATERS 75-ce- fur-loug- d . bt d Men's. Women's and Children's AH Wool Finest Made AT COST To Make Room for NEW LINE OF GOODS SEE PRICES IN OUR WINDOWS u Le-lan- d ' Knitting Company Thone 167-- Z 2274 Washington Avenue Between 24th and. 25th Sts. PMffiMBJI . Save Money To o n pi-tio- Come This week to our ns 7-- 8. Dollar Off Shoe Sale 2 . 5-- profit-takin- g . pun-sibl- r n ve 1 d mys-terlon- a d ' About which ' ', ...i r,. 10 ve pairs of shoes of. different styles . and want to sell this week, will be .offered nt ? makes, A Dollar Off from our regular, plainl y marked, prices. No sensational slaughter of questionable plunder, but a simple, straight-forwari eduction of price of Dollar a Pair A on our regular stock to close out all broken imea of sizes. Only n few pairs of each kind, hut If we can fit you, youll get a bargain 0.00 high-cu- t sporting hoots for ..5.01 5.00 high-cu- t vict kid bale, for .. 4.01 5.00 vlci kid and patent leather for s a .. 4. e 4.00 ! calf and kid bals. for II 3.50 zhora of every style for ... 2- Don't wait come while we hare your size. b-- Zes-set- tl C. D. IVES, Broom Hotel Corner. |