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Show THE MORNING EXAMINE!! OC.PEN. UTAH, TUESDAY MOUSING, JAPS Ml ACISV 13, NOVEMUE1 DELEGATES N CONVENTION AMERICAN ril'Ol TS AMBUSHED .Manila, Nov. 14-- news haa nine The hfeu ISOt that- received Lere com- uf the Thiriy-elghi- h pauy and one American attached to the huepital corps have been killed fu au ambush uu the east coast of Samar. Anticipated That Debates Will be Keen on ImCONVENTION portant Questions Socialism and Labor of and Trade Autonomy Excite Most tbe Interest. Oysma Has Received Reinforcements and is Engaged in Preparing for Battle-M-ore Russian Infantry to be Sent to front. ENGINEERS' Officials Reclamation Session at El Service Paso. in El Paso, Texas, Nov. 14. Tbe engineers of United States Geological survey, F. H. Newell, chief engineer of the rectum matiou service presiding, OYAMA CET3 TIEIXFOP.CEMENTS. Michigan Christian Scientist. and her tqiened their cunifiuhin here today, sun, arc routined in me Isolation hosprevious to the iipening of the National another JAPS ACTIVE. her while mother, here pital wtiose sraiouB will St. Petersburg, Nov. 14. 1 p. m. son ami a cousin, are quarantined iu Irrigation congress,All hotels are Mukdru, Nov. 14. 2:20 a. m. tomorrow. liegiu rapidly San Francisco, Nov. 14. Four hun- eludes a stale banquet at Windsor SOCIAL DEMOCRATS UELEBIUn The latest Indication from tbe Iron: had visMrs. of Since yesterday signs a soriuua their homes. Waterbary in convention Hie filling and astlo on Wednesday and a slate visit up dred largest and eighty delegates, representing d atlii.T-ehere ited the home of a prison resumption of the engageiiiont taking place within point to an New York, Nov. 14.. the history of Hip irrigation association three million four hundred thousand to Ixmdun and luncheon at the Guild sUI De- -. wit ii enialljRix. She contracted the tho next few. day have been inmilitary operation on a large looked for. ariordmg to Executive members of labor unions, met this hall on Thursday. The route of the roy- crats to the number of several tw was disease and aoon after her sun Field Marshal Oyair.a has received creasing. TLe Japanese are disal guests through Ixradon will be lined and have celebrated iu :hc easts morning in Lyric Hall, in the tweuty-fourofficials Chairman Boothe. Health from Kiutorceutuiue similarly afflicted. playing great activity eastward. of the with troops. There will be theatrical Portland, Oregon, is first in the field. hall, over the large voi- - cast (ur aunual convention lea: tied uf her vicil tu her friend aud Fears jlt beginning to lie heard and evidently i about ready Americau Federation of Labor. Pres- performances at Windsor castle by candidate iu last Tucsda of her home was immediately quarantined. to wag battle lor the that the railroad will not lie able ent at tbe beginning of the proceed- Beerlwihui Tree aud Igiwia Wallers It was suuuunced that an aiv Mis. Waterbury's condition Is trnical. are ohowiug Mukden. The Japant-to bring UP sufficient supplies. visit to Windsor pafgn will begin at iwi fr y,, were Samuel Gomjiera, president; companiro. The ings particular activity on their right flank, of the United raslle will terminate un November pone of stimulating util) further iw-- est John Mitchell, president e It la thought they contemplate a Mine Workers; John R. OBrien, pres- 21st. iu the election of lSiig. t urning movement from that itiwiiou. ident of the Retail Clerks International is stated at IJsbon that an arIt Oeuaral Kuroputiin liaa fortified hi CIVIL SERVICE EXTENDED TO association; Max Morris, general sec- bitration treaty between Grcgt Britain position along the Bhakhe river and PANAMA. retary and treasurer; W. D. Mahon, and Portugal will be signed during aa he aeemiUKly i prepared to accept WILL DOUBLE TRACK SIBERIAN of the Amalgamated Associa- this visit. president RAILROAD. made doiibttHaa tea a battle, he Washington, Nov. H.-T- Im Prisoners on an Island in East tion of Street Railway Employes, and Pny. te Work a flaukiug operation. President Roosevelt Receive! a Mes- Trusty other dent has signed an order exieuiiig. (i, leaders. Been to Hava River Are 14. m. a. 6:55 St. Thought Nov. of Eeteem From Piue X. Aceording to the opinion of military Tbe Petersburg, sage civil service regulations over the m The convention waa called to order HERESY CHARGES MADE. official aiuiuuucement that tue emSwept to Death While Rowing authorities hi left flank la arcure. ployes of the latiuuiuu canal Back to Prison. by J. O. Walsh, president of the Ban the plan fur peror ha approved sion. Francisco Labor council, and addresses 14. -- Archbishop Nov. double tracking the Siberiati railroad, Washington, fliwton. Nov. 14. Rev. George Cook, WILL SEND MORE INFANTRY. of welcome were delivered by him and New York. Nov. 11. Three prisonand that 85.0U0JHXI haa boca assigned Ouiitdie, bishop or Louisiana, Cuba Methodist clergyman of Uillbury, lor the beginning of tl.-- project, is and Porto Rico, who last week re- ers confined on an, island in the East by Harry A. Knox, president of tbe awho sometime ago preferred charges of The Daily TeleLondon, Nov. greeted with the heartiest nppruval by turned from Rome, where he apeut river fur petty offenses are thought tu Biale Federation of Labor, and P. H, against Borden P. Boarae, prograph's eorrsapondeift at St. Petersburg the press of this city. Ihe theory ia some lime in consultation with the of- have lost their lives iu Sundays storm. McCarthy, president of the Butte aud heresy fessor of philosophy ni Boston univerasserts that the emperor haa decided expressed that the work will be begun ficials of the Vatican, today paid his They were trust ies aud had rowed a Local building trades council. charges to send out the aectmd division of in- immediately anil pushed to a rapid cun respects to PresiJjrit Roosevelt. Ho larty of visitors back to the city, la A reply to these waa delivered by sity, will today prefer hurasy now in sesnoon as as the of the verbal men MURDER one means elusion the the President The questions before the board of bislioiis as of started surest uf face tbe guards of the storm tho president the fantry Gonipers. presented sion in this city against Prof. MltrhcR, of esteem and good will from back to tbe Island, but their boat was which seemed to interest the delegnies of the Boston troop already called out shall have eudiug tbe war. message University school of been dispatched to Manctniria. The Putie Hus X. caught in the high seas which swept most before the calling of the convenProf. MItchrJl occupies the Wife ia Arraigned Accused of Cavilw guard usually are only sent to the 1 The president expressed pleasure them out of sight- - Watchers along the tion to order were those of Bocialism Theology. Husband's Death. chair of Hebrew in the school of thefront when there le a monarchy or a at Hie receipt of the dntessage. After shore saw them attempt repeatedly to and labor and trade autonomy. These ology and Mr. Cook seeks U prevent grand duke in command. The dispatch a brief visit to Mgr. O'Connell, the gain shelter, but without euecess, and will be thoroughly threshed out on the his New York, Nov. 14.-P. reappointment, of these troops, the correspondent adds, it fa thought they were swept Into Long floor and it ia antlcijMied that the dewill go to New Orleans. archbishop Noble, whose husband was found fat Tbe chargee allege that Prof. Mitehowa the determination of the emperor bates will bn keen and much oratory Island sound. at his how j listened to before conclusions are chell teaches Infidelity, atheism and at midnight last night, to atruggle to the bitter end. Long Island City, was yesterday Methodist to uniiariauism the young reached. on a charge of homicide. Sh Berlin, Nov. 14. The Russian conThe under-curreBRITISH MEMBER OF COMMISSION. relative to Social- preachers under his instruction. sul at Bremen has offered in behalf of apiwnred before Magistrate Smith his government a substantial reward ism seems to Ira very keen and two of KnoKville. Teno eases, Again Visited by Ixmg Islaud City and was MOMENTOUS VOYAG1JL for evidence bearing on the Dogger the factions bold widely divergent Destructive Blau. w itliuut bail. n to A 14. Nov. dispatch London, allow as to the of views lug bank affair. advisability The charge ia baed ou the investiga news agency from 8L Petersburg, says tbe into enter in to form any politics San Francisco, Nov. 2. Eight men of Hun made by Policeman Debus, xh. Knoxville, Tenn.. Nov. 14. Another that Vice Admiral Sir Lewis Anthony Paris, Nov. 14. Count Noltheck, a labor question. It is expected the ses- the crew of the French bark Faldberhbe, says he beard Mrs. Noble say that Beaumont baa been appointed British big fire is raging next dour to the Lewis and Clark Fair Rapidly Nearing weeks. chamberlain uf the Emperor of Russia, sion will continue fur two Completion Ready te Receive E her husband after he had atrui, which arrived today, are suffering from representative on the North Sea com buildings burned last Saturday on (jay died suddenly on Sunday iu a railway hibits in December. Cbristien himself fell her. in is scurvy. miaiiton to inquire into the firing on street. Tbe public library Captain . SOCIALISTS AND carriage of ill and was taken to n hospital. His British trawlers by the Russian Baltic fiaiucs. The fire is next door to the E0CLE3IASTS CLASH. first difficulty on the DICK IS STILL GENERAL main office of the Western Union Teltrip from Swansea quad ran. Vurlland. Nov. 14. Although nearly was n contest off the river Plata with a Columbus, Nov. 14. Senator Di"Admiral Rojestvansky'a squadron, egraph company. Rome, Nor. 13. The second balloting fierce Satupero that for eight days esis renominated major general of tb Tbe Vance Furnilgre company also seven months still remain before the the dispatch adds, had a good voyage today for member of the chamlier of strove to wreck the new steel hark. Ohio National Guard today, at a oa oiienlng day, June 1, the cons! ruction from Tangier to Dakar, where It la now has lawn damaged. work on the grounds and buildings of deputies passed off without nutable in She was thrown on her beam ends, ly- ventiou of the guard here. coaling from Oerman collier. The ot rr is cldenL Clark and the Exposition CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS la still fleet of the ing in that position for many hours, repairing portion 'Jhe church vote was against Ferrl with rapidly nearing completion. Several of HAVE SMALLPOX. the rail under water and Washington, Nov. 14. Sir at Bade bay, and elaborate precautions and this fact provoked a hostile demon- seas rolling aboard. The cargo heavy Ilie mala exhibit palaces are already was British ambassador hn n have been taken for the safety of a stration on the part of the Bocialisls, shifted to port and many sails were turned to Wanhinglnn for Ihe wiav slate of the Chiuago, Nov. 14. Slricken with finished and the completed further section of the squadron that la gardening ia exemplified in Festivities Begin in Rome With Bril whose women violently attneked the ec- lost. smallpox, Mrs. W. C. about to sail from tbe Baltic." Waterbury, a landscaiie j and assumed charge uf the ciubas; liant Consietory. clesiastics, beating them and tearing the beautiful lawns and buds of bloom anhad site. nuw The their which the flowers gowns. grace government lng Rome, Nov. 14.' The frwllvitics in ticipated trouble and l(ad taken precau1 lirce of the main exhibit palaces immaculate of the Jubilee of honor tions the atrord iA.l.' A unpmv the Agricultural building the Foreign aoon scattered the rioters. Exhibit building, and the Ubcral conception may be said to have begun Art building are under roof and today, with the holding of a brilliant Tonights results confirm and emphaready to receive exhibits, sbipmeot of consistory, which waa especially inter- sise Ihe meaning of last Sundays elecwhich will be com men red in the east, esting aa the pope lately had been in- tion. namely: Condemnation of the December 1. The Agricultural palace. disposed and many persons wished to general strike and its instigators. Hie next to the largest building on be assured of his recovery. All the Altogether, up to midnight, the ex- tbe grounds, which, it was siatd dix cardinals living In Rome, numbering trame left loses 22 scats. months ago, would.be ready for ex about 25, gathered in the hall of the hihits November 1. was ready on tba consistory at the Vatican half an hour specified dale. The Forestry building, before the ceremony, taking their probably the most interesting on the places in throe groups cardinals, bisk grounds, Is well advanced, the massive ops, cardinal priests and cardinal deatimbers which compose the wall and cons making one of those imposing in place. The Mines pictures only to be seen at the aposForty-fiv- e pillars being already New Method Being Employed to DeInsensij and Metallurgy. Festival Hall, the tolic palace. on the Exposition Pest the stroy end KLcctricity Transport Machinery, The l'nlled Stales whs represented of a Grounds. palace, and the Oregon building at the consistory by Mgr. Kennedy, are rising from their foundstlona. The rector of the American college here Portland, Novi 14 While every man shelter pavilion, located just outside and Mgr. Seton, titular archbiabop of has his trade, and there are mauy the Cotonuude eniraaoe, is receiving Heliopolis, of Jersey City, the flnisidng touches aud some baauti-- f strange waj s of making a living, it is doubtful if there is another man in ill modeling work fu decorative America who makes his living as does is to be aoted both on this buildM. T. Whitney of Chitwood, Oregon. New Orleans, Nov. 14. Dr. Walde-ma- r cargo of coal, broke ing and (lie Colonnade enlraiuT- Mr. Whitney has been engaged to deThe Colonnade entrance, located at Bille, aged 74 years, a well known last night during the heavy nurthaj a f 9 Twenty-sixtand streets, Upshur stroy the mules which have threatened pbj'siclau, was beaten into Insensibil- gale and went ashore on the! sed heir. pound-She to a to of this harbor. of extent undo the work in ride from the and minutes about eighteen large ity hjs seriously injured today biialntaw aocrina oi Portland, admits STORM WARNINGS, beautifying the grounds of the Lewis offices in the busiest part of SL Charles and leaked so badly that her Mf Made to Cotton End Vain the one to the gimtnds. From the entrance Attempt and Clark Centennial Exposition at street, by a young man, who came in could not keep her free. It will ho ' Mille Strike at Fall River. Portland. For a time it was feared to ask fur a prescription. a glimpse ia had of the grand court, essary to light tbe ship's cargo fefc Washington, Nov. 14, Stormthat the beautiful lawns on the exposinamed Columbia Court, with Guild's S warnings are displayed on the At- Occupants of the other portions of she can be floated. The storm bad abated wjinesl laOUe Coast frutu Delaware BreakFall River, Maas, Nov. 14. An at tion grounds would be spoiled by the ihe building heard the commotion. Lake, the Government Peninsula, and the river In Ute vista. Flanking Hie tempi by the manufacturer to oien the borings of the moles. When they tried to enter the office 8 o'clock and the vessel lies ersf. prater to Uhalpurt, Maine. Over-GreLake Region and entrance are the Administ ration buildSweeps In his ' work of extermination Mr. the supposed burglar appeared and cotton mills In this city which have la Aecomphnied by Fall of Snow. been ekwed for nearly four months by Whitney uses a method which he him- said the doctor was busy with a pa- CONTEST FOR CONing. and the police, lire and emergency GRESSIONAL ER stations. Passing straight through tba strike of ofierartrea against a 12 self discovered, and which he declares tient. After beating Dr. Bille Into Boston, J4ov, Tt New Knglaud was reTwo 2 storm which consials Columbia Court, of the canter yesterday of the to be most effective. Tbe moles are unconsciousness, the burglar rifled his per cent, reduction in wages, Chicago, Nov. 14. High northerly broad avenues, with KpacJuus, sunken sulted in foilursL The largma number killed in their boles by ganes which pockcis and bis desk, getting a small which since Banday moraing ha been winds, Cynthiana, Ky., Nov. aurora pantwd at different )oiuii between, the central figure of of operatives to report at any one mill are forced liilo ihe burrows by the ex sum of money and a number of nett, tbe Republican candidate f weeping up the Atlantic seaboard. by snow flurries or rain, put a wrloua gardens w hii-lwill 1m the hi a tue of the heroine, for work waa forty at the King Philip plosion of a patent can ridge. Tbe car- checks. Later the doctor was discov- gresa from the Ninth Kent ucf ; When nsirulng dawned yesterday tba un navigation throughout the I ii ion Siii uj.iaca. one remhe the parapet sl mill. At the other plnoce from eight to tridge is lighted, thrust into the mouth ered unconscious in a immediate storm renter was off Cape embargo pool of blood, trict, today filed a pet r Imt. lakes. Nouc larg-tho upper n ' for Kroni on were of hand. had l.akovltw it the heal Hie but la the aiternuon asking over machinery Judge twenty of the hole, and then covered Pryer Hatters. and taken to a hospital. atewniors wees able eucrewifully to ism ! of board lb ii couiniiiiidfiiK position a series o! was started In ail the mills controlled with dirt, the dirt being stamped down the mmredsUi tbe rioinity of Nantucket 1 county eK0'j against the storm, tbe siualler craft generally broad association at hard. When the cartridge explodes commissioners of this county, land. When at Ita height tbe wind t joking abettor sirpR, with massive ballustradts by the manufacturers UVESTOCK RATES. baveus o4 refuge tit r under-mooMltore Guild's V:S0 of and count d to down In it is iliie ou Irakis Stqmrioi-- , this morning Me with hurricane velocity. io the polling them w'j half a minute later, the smose and and oSKVl At the foot or this grand slair-- ; it will be kept la operation two gases engendered are forced to every Chicago. Nov. 14. The interstate for Bennett which tho election the cRr the maximum velocity was 41 Huron. Last uighr the Michigan uiaiu force iW-of after-nooof on the stub or three days, after which unless the part of the burrow, and the mole dies commerce commission miles at 6:30 oclock yesterday way is the band stand, and the blow had shilled lu the eastward. shore today began failed to mark on the was set w of the lake the esplanado atari. strikers return to work In large numnext book. lot At Clock island, there was a At Chicago a maximum Monday be to wherever cases be. In three happens involving testimony velocity of ' The CKtilanade, already well under bers it will be stopped again. Able, a ad at Nantucket, this furly- -i wu miles w as reported. Tbe cartridge is an interesting piece rates on livestock from western and hearing. will No tbe lead outward into disorder of kind Hu relake, occurred. waa of mile any way, a of work. It consists of an ordinary southwestern points to Chicago and tuie, velocity TELEfflON j then westward, croaking tho Trail and corded. The storm panned vast last AND SNOW IN MAINE. piece of fuse, six inches long, about terminal points on the Mississippi riv- TELEGRAPH Si. in and of ending Nations, in severe was Maine and Btidge night and LINES DOWN. Nov. 14. Henry AValton, a life which i wrapped a paper covering er. About 21.000.000 a year in freight Paris, road. the maritime provinces. Pott land, Maine, Nov. 14. A fail of senator of France and known as the containing a small amount of fine rates are said to be at stake. The Trail, which is the Uino given At fortiand at 11 o'clock Ih.i wind iws Indies or kuow followed by rain black powder. Tbe ends of tbe cartFather of the French Constitution, Baltimore, Nov. 14.- -4 n J. W. Oruober. pf Omaha, general . be will svrect. i the was lucres slug in velocity and would, bua ia dad. aged 92 years. Senator lValton ridge are fastened to prevent the pow- superintendent of the Union Pacific, of yesterdays storm many of the nigitt cripidi'd ulcgraifh and teleof near the ou the Bridgn are pari the observer at the local weather phone sort lit? tnruiighoui tbe riate. locaied works and was der escaping. The prbnle contrivance was a witness today. graph and telephone line idW"-liofor a dial t m e of Mi) wrote many ofhistorical bmweuanfd, reach hurricane dimendown and there la a serious the article in the con resembles a common fire cracker. It Couimunicathm by wire mat and mrtu oi NiiiHi'lone. Here, author are cattle The heaviest jhe shipment IVi feci built been feet. liridge has sions The coast storm ia accompanied of this in the ordinary transaction " diy was cut off eutiroiy ut wide, and the shows will lx located Ktitntlon of 1SS5 relating to the elec- ia exploded in the same way. the only made about the same time of tbe year ineas. by enow, rain, hail and sleet. of the French tion difference he Telegraphic rommuuiratice the that lulduight iasL night. Both the Wcm-er- u un both sides of a ovenly-foo- l president. dead as the powder, being shipments," being avenue. freight with s Union and Fowuti Telegraph not been eo same yet not does direction. and in This the explode said, loosely packed, The Itri'lgc, the foundation work uf ENOW AND SLEET ON VIRGINIA ih and cunXinui d communication with VENEZUELAN EDITOR south, EXILED. and the on our ington Ibe makes cars, violently. empty mileage wliiih Is nearly completed, will lead to awtr1' COAST. Boston, but cuoti after 12 nYlixk this the peninsula Mr. Whitney, the inventor, is an which must be returned, very great. north, but the Western Urlon on wnich will Im ei:uat-h.teexpect 14. Nov. were tal unable to companies A, F. roach other Washington, Janrez, interesting old man, and talks of liia We can but. rarely attain the schedule Telegraph ntorniug buildlne. When the giivcrnm-ii- t business Norfolk. Va, Nov. 14. The cunt nr pruMa in the stilt o. The same was true resume it i'd xtile or of to ihe Venezuelan Herald, has trade modestly, though with entire of spend fixed for stock trains and partially toinidcted. the Bridge of Nfliious. c.'.:s-ei- c of the Oulf Vtorm struck XorfoU n enm-lwu-y. of tbe New England onleri-expelled fmm Venezuela confidence in his method. there is the added expense of caring jng the day. iu outline and Imili lu imitation id with a volucily of 47 miles uu The cartridges were used extenaive-y- l for slock which is on the road longer solid masonry, will tmn a hoiih.'..id liv Pre!di!''nt Cactni. Tib news came hour. On the roast the wind wh o tlu St;iiH department in a cableMAN ROBBED OF LARGE bv Prof. George Goute uf the Ore- than it should be. feci of vsifrway, ihc lurgcwt i ver inmuch strong wr and all wires bctwivn t'NB LIFE LOST. SUM WHILE PBPi Mr. Grueher was closely 'quest ioned cluded and utilixFd iu an exposition gram from its I. 'gallon at Caracas. No gon 'Agricultural college," he said. By Norfolk and Caie Hattc-roarc prosdetails Hie given, but 1( is stated Mr. means of them Prof. Coote managed to regarding this inability to run ihe siic. l fcnow trated. an.l sleet accotupanie-Cleveland, it., Nov. 14. The fioroe San Francisco, Nv. The exiioeithiu she. the most leiiiti-- 1 .la u rex lias always defended American rid tbe campus of the college, at Cor- stock trains through on time, on acIhe blow and the barometer n ;isiercd ftiuw Kiorm ilmi prevailed over Lake I -interests in liis paper and haa taken vallis. of a gopher pest that he had count of density of traffic, when, by Hopp, formerly a sergeant in CJ uttlix a till ever tor 'ill t 2SJ5 wfth one exception tie low.-.J mad Erie and nor! hern Ohio last night side "( 'h? Asphalt company, in its tried in vain to destroy." ihe ac- -. f of land K lisil coast of artillery, tbe Mixers own hia trains admission, apirox:n:aie!y passenger In the past S3 yearn. Pears are hi in the death uf at least one poriMe. It is ilumghi here that It; ii. of recoin Mr. Whitney admit that where the maintained a schedule of 28 miles to plaint to the police today that t Ji for tbe schooner Myra W. Spear, tion Hud the serious injury of three and 210 airxM .f waier. is an citizen. American he t thiity-cigm the l been robbed of 12.250 on have bored In soft, loosely 42 miles an hour natti'e animals rfp, tpii. V, 'reekashore sear Chicaraacnntit-ubluer in this city, while the propoil a I tre-- s ami ti. in il.u methhis as shrubs a more Is Which the garden, tracked earth, expensive, to night. Hopp was in such ing tug have gone to her astletance. ln.-- s is ,1 t'aplsiu IVliiuinncy of w; ihe od is less effective, but be rlainis that run these trains fast ur slow?' asked intoxication that be remalnro m A largo schooner d;ay:vi anchor near. Buffalo. Imt his life by the foundering lawns. Tie siiulo'n I liB'niiifiii il'.vxf-i'scioua for seventeen hours at w,)l ii plnnip-1even in such cases ihe moles and Mr. Prouty. Oeeaa VliJW during the height of the of the tug Gregory at liic mouth of nuiKi I i fftr- oi witii a hospital, and s be killed nff In titne. The COM M AXliRR can tral OF i..u:iin.? STEAMER exOf Emergency more is fast course, gopbrrs rnnning waa Klqrm aud I is laid) has nut been fmui a founiHTi id ti ispiJIy reams break- the river. SUICIDES. Fair gardener is satisfied with ihe pensive. on account of fuel and wear able to give tbe detective any ci.i. r. wi:l pe t er when a tug reached her ami towed rcenwrod. one of Mo tun- - beautiful t a lire., lu the thief. far. work ko the of witness. machinery." replied her into deep water. No vessels at rived during the night. ti;e vesd-r'- i our! of ihe IV'Mi i:, Nov. 14. Frank S. I"-al- . wtil When Mr. Whitney begun his wore Then you are really saving money The steamer City of Eric from Buffalo 'e I'I'h:"! t"' i ver in. titcmuudj I r C 11V?:H of found he r at month the the the fair United v;.mIoii:. Fruit ago. this Inshilltr to keep up to the DIED FROM INJURIES IN .mJ OQMM UN IGATI ONTviER Uf PIED. by came ia tills morning and reHuu-- the v!itr, s. verb--;--of iioih omi-iRECEIVED Htrsnier. Admiral lcw- J ground everywhere honeycombed wiih schedule with those trains, are you heaviest sea of the year ruuuing tu ich reai'hr-- port yesterday the iKirings of the moles. Ha has al- not? York. Ta.. Nov. 14. Nearly 12 Inches Laxc Erie. "' I Vi I; nr erph iixi-at ;i li.'lran least r; thou sand No: the trains run as fast as reBt Louis. Nov. ready jHiris. cominitied of snow fell here yesfotnay. The heavy (JreHt damage was wrought to ir"A!i. and will probably have to use quired between stations, hut himscir fhiMitir.g by engineer of the Wabash ,ria,jT weight of tbe snow broke do n elecwire. mo ' !'.e h art on tics i d his vhk-- t as many more, but when be has corn-pito wait ai sidings and stations wrecked while leaving the w tric wires ail over the city. and boHi h t Tliiirdriv when In the cl his work thorn will nut he a for other trains io piss." (lay. dim) today ae the result power plants here were rompe'-lcl 'siui . Ward to Xnv Pi'ilA'ielphii, ip mole hill on the o posit ion grounds. The only tliu cIom li p rot pe. ij,. and property. A David J. IJeveDn- - "T Juries. UKTldtX'l. WIOOW- - 4' Ihn lull- - SjU'M.-- l h :?. "i! V ft r til" ml in lni-- i j. was who .'iyurrl a result t:ia city wu without power RaniLli. for enr ihe STORM scalded, probably "J11 DRIVE? :c. ilie I'.'tflu,-- ' PORTUGUESE ROYALTY 'iiial lilt ri'KliiOl. Chief and light lust night and the SCHOONER ASHORE. er In tba boii-w- t of greater is .I'lir.cs G. Clark 1(1 VISIT ENGLAND. psN. of today. Thla city has been withdeal. Bhe xvai a Tries' e. Nov. of Ghuc-jb ex"!i ,,,1 i Khj'i i off. Nm. 14 iimi'i'. c I of ihe ship and iiniughi out telegraph or telephone cnnimuni-- e Aaron Ward, of iit'iglu-Vineyard, Mass.. Nov. 14. The three-mast- Charles O'Neill. lT. N. y.. j Sjn:rl,iy iii;!'l at l!'e fjui of i! e n;"M-(ksinlng. lifta lion with the outside world nines wo a 14 j Official programme H; lien. linden. Nov. schooner Bessie Parker. ( Brit- arrived here and will or' Conpi .rs fr.im p' 7 i III- 111 In li e !' k I of the visit of King Charles and the ish. Captain Whelpler) bound from Pori Austrian marine arsenal.war. P1 to I was uwiiMircti. somewh'.:( i.t;i'it quern of Portugal to this country, in- - Johnson for St. John, N. B., with a here and at Flume, and Fm14 irI. I th 7vy Ncw-chwan- g, posi-esKlo- n MAY HAVE LOST THEIR a GOOD WILL LIVES OF POPE CHARGED It WITH ANOTHER EIG FIRE RAGING Mrs. PROGRESS OF nt EXPOSITION 1 gym-oiie- JUBILEE OF h-- IMMACULATE 11 CONCEPTION SWEPT BY STORM Of BRUTAL BURGH OUSTING THE MOLE Wind Reaches a Maximum Velocity of Miles an Hour in Boston and Becomes a Wild Hurricane at Other Points Beats a New Orleans Physician Into bility and Rifles His Pockets Small Sum FAIL TO OPEN MILLS STORM IN . om-lio- r MIDDLE WEST eeewaaseaaeaaeeeea -- ' ' ' fifty-fou- e i' cnni-essiim- s cont-panin- 1 ves-turda- y iel'-piion- e d I 1 J -n i'-- s . . s "1 J s pl-ti- rt . H.-Jo- cart-rldge- n-- e ! coin-prete- d e Hah-yu.i- 1 Dnt-:r.-a-i- r - i ed - mr-xlie- r - l. - |