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Show the Moramfff fexAxnnsit mdes, btah ' srypAT ft HELD MEMBER OF NEGROES IN BONDAGE COMMITTEE JUDGE KING ML COLLAPSING Men Are ix Buried Under Tons of Beams, Mason-cr- y Two Receive Fatal Monxiyo, Wounds-S- Acciand Flooring--Fearf- ul dent in New York. Campaign Committee Announced by Chicago, Aug. (. A special to the Tribune from (Savannah. Ua., nays: Chairman of Democratic Congressional Commit tea. State Kenator Foye of Egypt, Ua., haa been brought here under arrest by fedAug. 6. Chairman eral officers on n charge of holding neWashington, Cowherd, of the Democratic congres- groes in bondage. Fuye la one of the wealthiest men In sional committee, today announced the members of the campaign committees south Georgia, and is a Democratic leader. He conducts several large turaa follows: pentine farms near Egypt, and federal Alabama. John Burnett; Arkansas, officers assert that he is bolding many E J. Hugh A. Dinsmore; California, Shraf-reibnegroes aa slaves. The'negroea are con; Ltvernash; Colorado, John F. fined at night In stockades and are Connecticut, WUliam Pardee; worked In chains during the day. A. Fkirida, Delaware. Henry, Houston; 8. M. Fparkmsn: Georgia, James M. ESTABLISHED WORLD S RECORDS. Griggs; Idaho, llenry Hell felt; Illinois, Joseph B. Crowley; Indiana, WilBalt Lake City, Aug. A Two new liam T. Iowa, Martin J. Wade; world's records have been in Kansas, A. M. Jackson; Kentucky, established on thebicycling Bali lake Saucer James N Keho; lajufsiana, R. K. track hy W. K. Hamuelxon of Utah, proBroussard; Maine, II. M. Plaisted; fessional, and K. B. lleagren of CaliMart land, Jas. W. Denny : Massiirhus-tset,- " fornia, amateur. Bamudaou rode 10 John R. Thayer: Michigan, Alfred miles in a from competition rate Larking; Minnesota, John I.lnd: Mis- scratch in 21:29 5, the reclowering W. Missouri E. J. (lowers; sissippi, ord held by W. A. Vaughn by nine secS. Cowherd; Montana. John a. Mc- onds. NeM. G. Hitchcock; Neil; Nebraska, lleagren established a new amateur vada, C D. Vandtizer; New Mexico, record fur a compel II km K. V. Charvex; New Hampshire, Henry in 4:06 the distance rare, running K. Hollis; New Jersey, Allen Benny; New York, W. H. fly an; North Carolina, W. W. Kitchen; Northern Dakota, H. E. Eaton; Ohio. John 8. 8nook; Oregon, F. V. Hallman; Pennsylvania, Marrus C. TTilne; Rhode Island. D. I Granger, Somh Carolina, D. K. Finley; South Dakota, C. Boyd Barrett; Tennessee, Klee A. Pierce; One Man Killed and Nine Injured In Wreck on Kanaaa City Belt Line. Texas, C. B. Randall; Utah. W. 11. King; Vermont, T. W. Mallory; VirKansas City, Aug. 6. A Belt Line ginia, H. L. Maynard; West Virginia, David K. Jhnaon;Washinglon, George train crashed info a trolley car at Turner; Wisconsin, C. 11. Welsx; Wy- 15th street and Belt Line. One peroming. John K. Osborn; Arizona, John son waa killed and nine Injured. K. Wilson. The accident was caused by the bar august come a phystrlan and for three year men have two-tlorhrirk luilldiug. Six or in succeeded In paying hia tuition and of beanie, expenses st the Baltimore university pq were buried under Ha baa one more year All would have of Medicine. flooring. and masonry to study before gotilng hia degree. had not pull, mien and llr Shortly after the passengers had in tha work iien aselaled the workmen left own Hrupbya rar at the Hca Gate bia risked A ue. of re physician terminal to lirophy picked up the puree thoea rcstnralivos life to adminibier in which he found fifteen neatly folded hurt, crawling on his bands and kneea oiio hundred dollar bills. When the u ij-- , s under the vrn kagr. The building whs only partly fllnlsh-rThe rain is Kiipimeed to have weak-ene- d the masonry. A policeman who waa standing murky saw tha aouth wall begin to rrunihlo nenr the bam. BuiMHily there waa a lurch and he call ed out n warning just aa the wall fell inward, carrying the floors with it. The rraah was heard for many Mocks and sounded like a big explosion. of the company boarded his car Urophy at once told hint of his find. the rar had started back a smartly dressed woman boarded the car, crying that she bad lost bur money. When she described the pouch and Its content a Urophy at once turned it over to her. Profuse lu her thanks, aba opened a pocket look and, picking a quarter, offered It to lirophy. St. Petersburg, Aug. 6- - IS: 55 p. in. out Hrophy'a refusal to take it she beR. W. Patterson and Captain lliildlo, At came inillguaut and laid the cola on a the United Slates military attache car. at Berlin. arrived here today from seal as slot left the ur Finland. German by way capital, the They will remain l ore a work, aa tha Amlaiiador MrCurmirk. of gnesta 0 hence they will visit Mr. l'altcrmn's danphter, the Countess (iixyrhj, on bar aetata near Odessa. . i d. e well-fille- 3-- two-mll- e 2-- FATAL COLLISION 'MoQTN loot being up. Harry Black the flagman, who was hurt, says that he was sick and unable to bring the bars into position. There were 14 persona on the car. The engine struck It squarely la the renter and pushed it eighty feet off the road bed, turning the car over and partially demolishing It. J. L. Morris, of Pleasant Hill, Mo., who was standing beside the track, waa caught la the debris and so badly hurt that he died. Mrs. Minnie Stinberry, of Kansas City was perhaps the most seriously hurt. She suffered serious injury to her back and probably was hurt internally. The Injuries sustained by the others consisted in cuts nnd bruises. WILL RECOVER r; Eight New York. Aug. In Kant by working aa a tonductor summers two badly Injured, two fatally, odd Jnba during the winter has New ork. In the collspae or a nail ol and at y, Wonderful Recuperative Powers of Victim of a Jealous Lover Shot in Spinal Cord But ia Getting Well. rbilaffelphia, Aug. 6. Clara Nirholaa, a young waitress, whose aplnal cord waa pierced by a bullet, fired by a jeal- ous sweetheart as she was leaving her place of emloyment In January, 1901, and who it waa believed would be a helpless cripple aa the result of her injury, has shown such wonderful Improvement recently that it is thought ahe will be in a short time recovered completely. MAIMED SOLDIERS LEAGUE. Dei Moines, lows, Aug. 6. The Rev. T, H. Bailey of Cedar Rapids, of the Maimed Soldiers' League, has issued a call for the semiannual meeting of the league, which will be held August 1 in the council hull nt Boston. vice-preside- The meeting will he held In connection with the national encampment of the U. A. R. The purpose of the league la to secure certain benefits to armless and leglesa soldiers and none other are eligible to membership. But Drovara Bank la Prepared for Every Emergency. Chicago, Ang. I. i D When the doors ot Having! bank j k V tha Drovers Trust and opened today alioiit 150 persons wero in tins to withdraw deposits, continuing the run begun on the bauk yesterday. Vice (resident Tllden said: We are prepared for hvery emm-grnc- y. Tbla demand ao little bothers ua, to show our flnanrlal strength, 1 will say that wo expect to make two large loans today." Police were again on hand to prevent disorder. The bank waa crowded and many persona formed In lino on the sidewalk out aide, waiting to withdraw funds. waa made today that Discovery anonymous idlers conatliuled the principal medium used to bring about the run. These were written on tho stationery of the Hotel Wlndemero and In time suggest that tbs run waa brought n, about aa an attack upon Edward a brother of the of the bank. Edward Tllden la at the head of the Libby, McNeill and Libby Parking romiwny. A recent newspaper Interview In which he aaeailed tha child labor law la said to have furnished the opportunity to attack him through, the hank. Aa anon as it waa evident at tha hank that the run of yesterday would lie duplicated today, extra caah In chests waa brought to tha bank In raba guarded by the policemen armed with - I 11 "3T 4 JX'iOZi r t v 'uph -' k.- Vi ' V; ft. "i t.; Tll-ilc- riflea. This afternoon the run had almost visaed, hardly a dozen persons being at the paying teller's window. KILLED IN EFFORT TO SAVE TRAIN Illinois Farmer Boy Crushed Beneath Wheels of Train Ha Flags to Prevent Wreck. James Jensen, a aged IS yearn, waa killed through hia effort to save a Chicago, Milwaukee A HI. Paul passenger train from destruction near Corliss, Lila. While the youth and bia brother were erossing the track with a at earn thrasher the machine became stalled. When the Milwaukee-Chicagpassenger train ramo on James ran up the track Ida straw hal and so deter-rdnewaving waa be that hr stood on the track, in the glare of the headlight, until be waa borne down by tha loco mot Ire and crushed lo death. The engineer saw him in lime to slacken peed, end though the locomotive crashed Into the thrasher, the train escaped a wreck. Chicago, farmer Aug. 6. Imy d DEBT WILL NOT BEUNIFIED French Minister Hat Taken Steps In Venezuelan Matter. New York, Aug. 6. In or the aggressive policy consequence displayed by President Castro of Venezuela against Prance. M. Dclcasre, the Frenrh minister of foreign affairs, has taken steps to prevent the unification of the debt which has been arranged with the Bauque d Paris ot Pa vs Das says a Herald cierth from Willem-viad- . Island of Curaroa. Germany and Great Dritain are In accord with the French view of the question and have refused any financial assistance. Tie sit uat iou ls Vene-fiiela- n HONEST CONDUCTOR Returns te Its Owner a Pouch Cor. taming $1,500 Lost on a Coney leland Train and ie Rewarded With a Quarter, New York, Ang. . Edwin Brooby. a conductor on the Be. Manhattan Beach line. Coney Island, tas returned to its owner a pouch containing II. Wo. The owner, a well dressed woman. attempted to reward Ida tones' y by offering him a silver f qiarter. Bropfcy, Who Is a graduate of Cene- "Oftnai school, is ambitious to be- w jMu-en- ju - j ' win make a hnilding brvw will manufacture mid gas and the third will fire proof brick and roust material for building purposes rurtl'x The subsidiary companies win all be t trolled by a corpora, lied under the lawa of Maine. another After her injury Miss Nicholas was taken to the hospital, where it waa JAILED DRUNK REFUSES KOCH. found that her spinal cord had been 1SHMENT. pierced by the .bullet. She remained unconscious tor nearly n week and tha New Haven. . , attending phyaiciaha expected her to of remorse for Conn., Ang having been found ia die. . toxirated .treated and sentenced io n An operation wns derided upon nnd the spinal cord was severed, the shat- days In New Haven county tered bones were removed and the cord dore Daenckindt. of Meriden, was sewed together with gold threads. to eat, drink or even leave bia cell. this course ten days ago if, I? For nearly taro years Miss Nicholas adopted been lu the Jail ten lay helpless on a cot in the hospital, having Unless something can be daja done bef.. paralysed from the waist down and un- the expiration of hia sentence ) , able to move, but recently she has recovered feeling in her lower limbs and todeTihT Phy,'lt'in, My he will carve Is now able to stand alone and walk At the jail officials are of the about the hospital v.h the aid of a deahhmX vice made expressly for her. tht(1the and friends say be mini An attempt is nW New York, Any. 6. The Banco Da right to have the remaining ten being days of ,s. a haa entered Info a contract sentence remitted. Republii for the loan of 920.000,0(10 to the to the Herald correspondent at Rio Janeiro. This Is the MILITARY EXPERTS MILL same loan whlrh failed to be placed In ARMY MANEUVERS. tendon and New York owing to the excessive demands of bankers In those Ban Francisco, Aug. 6.- -A number of cities. foreign military expert, it l Ba;d likely be present at the Joint maneuLARGE MINING AND MANUvers of the United States troop and FACTURING DEAL. stole militia Camp Atawadem. Han Luis Obispo county, faeginntac Oakland. Cal., Aug. (.The AmeriAugust 13th. h Among them can Magnesite Mining company will Count Hubert de Montaigu of will Pram-begin work on Its mining property in and CuL H. C. Foster of the British the Livermore mountain September 1 army. nnd with the announcement of this fact An automobile constructed for concludes one of the largest mining tory purposes and the first of its mill, nnd manufacturing deals .that haa been will be put to an exhaustive kind test made In the state for many n day. during the maneuvers, it in to us Three manufaturing plants will be es- uaed hy the signal corps tor rapid tablished in turn to handle the product transportation across country, to nuke of the mines, nil of which are backed repairs and to serve aa a traveling tele, by eastern capital. Ona of these fac- - graph office. Ct'TY'CtMtTS RUN IS CONTINUED torie - Voting' Precincts of Og'den City. |