SUMMARY OF THE UTEST NEWS.

Done* tic.

Ai a rwult ol a fight in Sooth Monn-

uim. near Geaveraburg. P*.. Geo. W. Phillip* it dead and Hiram Bowermatter it in j«i) charged with murder. Bowermatter dealt Phillipt a terrific blow on the head with a pick handle, causing concussion ol the brain. Bowermatter

tried to escape, but was arrested. The National Civic Federation has not

abandoned all efforts to bring the strike in the anthracite coal fields to a close. Statisticians are gathering figures and tacts to be used in bringing about an adjustment of the differences, if possible. I Herbert Hill shot and killed his sis- | ter. Alice, at their home in Roxbury. ] Mass., and then turned the revolver on j his mother, who had come into the room ; t" protect the daughter, inflicting prob-

ably fatal injuries. Hill escaped. * • ‘lilt Sloatle, " *

FOR A MINERS DEFENSE FUND AB Organized Labor Will Be Atked to

Contribute.

EFFORTS OF THE CIVIC FEDERATION. PresMeat Mitchell. However, Declarei That The Mlaen' toloo %ill Accept No AM Uatil Their 0«n Resources Are Exbaaslrt — The PUb Coatitueat Ipoa the aettoa ol

It' ladiaoapolls Coaveatiea.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. (Special).—A national defense fund to which all organized labor and the public in gen-

eral will l>e asked to contribute is the , ^i^ j a|1 ^ . in a latest proposition placed on foot to help j Leila Tani the striking anthracite coal miners if j daughter of Mr.

they need assistance in their

ir higher wages and a shortei

ty. Hi

> nr ‘i’ Miss Leila ‘Vanderbilt Sloa rrs if daughter of Mr. and Mrs. uggle ! Douglas Sloanei of New Yodk.

•illliS

—-—-c of the National Civic Federation, j Jarre Id faniiljes. between whom a feud I xl

FIFTEEN TBOUSAND TEACHERS ATTEND Anonal Convention of the National Edo* catiocal Aiaocialion. ELIOT OF HARVARD FOR PRESIDENT. The Speakers at the ’Different Meetlaji at The Coaveaiioo are all Men ol Widespread Pepotaties—Men ol Leltera. Mtaol Education! Note, Politicians, lavealors tad PabUsber* Minneapolis (Special).—The Xatioaa! Educational Astociation is attended by 15.000 delegates,representing every section of the country. At the general session of the association Gov. S. R. Vansant, J. W. Olsen,

Ini

State Supt.

Instruction.

larry White, of New York, sccof the National Garment Workers

sr.tl? i ^ r-

ss/rrMrr-M

SrK'“r^, P, 5Lt,' m XS; Coolr,, ... TS,

statement that

, of the plan.

Mr. White gave out the followit statement: "President Mitchell will a

cept the co-open

..._ „.... s -ivtSilsIlS; jSapSfl, zixA'Zz -'r-p.'-rs ■ ZX « *” h w '"- “ ~ “ :rj X ASAAZ&ZZ -a £z.pi£z> 2%& ... x

side suj ■~wt the

mM^liTflL <£: jXby w...d h. a. K.h.,’.I pi,.. ■™--- ji »rrv.-s-r..rrTe:

i tendt

influence opti

labor.

be

burg has been settled, and the workmen Superintendent

that the unions an

pmous. ticaily tying up all the freight business ments of $29,979. with $8174 o» hand. . c __ b-.-j. . j ' n * hat C 'D'- The disbursements include $10,000 transjbij vera By reason of the new conditions, 3000 ferred to t h e permanent fund for invfHChicago. 111. (Special).—The grip 01 telegraph operators eny>k»yed at the mcn t. The trustees reported $ ° — “

.■ prepared to time is propitio

. . "«• conditions, 3000 [ erred to ,}_ ^ '1 telegraph operators employed at the ment yj, e trustees reported $98,000 in

the Gate*' crowd on the local supply oi i Pennsylvania Railroad omces went over j},;, ( nnd 0 f which $85,000 is invested in

it 1 W’estern Union to the Postal mortgages and municipal and school

was again made crident 1 p j broke the record iof re- ^

cent years by going to Ss'/jc. The next sale was at 83>i. The market opened

A scheme of Moros at Masien

'f Mindanao

Moros at Masien. Islar t& %mbush an Americs

e price shot up by leaps and bounds, j A ne £ ta ;, v

READ HIS WILL AT HIS OWN GRAVE CoL BUckwell 11 rites FHeads to UavelUag ri

't up by leaps ras sold, howe

is advance. The close 1 cents higher than the pi

(Thursday),

Fatal Sbootiaf Atlray.

- Americus.-*Ga. (Special).—A farmer named Gwynes, residing on the Stappey

plantation, near Americus. killed gro farm hand, dangerously

negro woman.

SXb.

c negro and just as he fired the roman stepped in range and received a , load of shot in the abdomen. The ni

returned the fire and wc but the latter finally suc< liis adversary. Gwynes

perhaps. lebration

who

Wichita, Kan. (Special).—The Town

! rVibS « irevious close defendants. owns nearly the entire town, bad i

' ed and paid the railroad fare of fri from all parts of the territory to assemble near his prospective grave, in the

Blackwell Cemetery.

He not only unveiled his own

-1- J -'ivered

made defendants. owns nearly the entire town, had invitFrcderick W. Vanderbilt made a gift ed and paid the railroad fare of friends | of a tract of land valued at $500,000 to’ from all pans of the territory to assemthe Sheffield Scientific School of Yi ‘ ' ’ ^

University.

George Moorman, of Syracuse. N. Y.. He not only unveiled his own monu- •" ~ lent, but also delivered a farewell ad-

ress. during which he read his will, fhscb gives much of his estate to char-

George Moorman, of Syracuse. N. ’ id Norman Hill, of Titusville. Pa., ment

- too* ‘yrr.-rt t!S£ ™ ,, " pb8 ^ Ss STLSrf S S

nouheed that he had just sent $200 to the wives and children of the striking miners in the Pennsylvania coalfields

tthy with the strikers is dm

OUT, B.-« Id .VDimDd: hu , K

r Omaha, Neb. (Special).—TTic wont, fully. ^

■ hail and nin storm of the season visited I tTB. Wiener and Cement A. Gris- \ j ' Centra! Nebraska, doing a great amount com are investigating ports in Northern ' of damage to crops and other preperty. Europe in connection with pl^ns of the 1 At Grand Island the hail practically de- Morf - —•— ——

l' : stoyed.vegetation over a strip of conn-

_ .to thi r the

were fought sti 1 Cement A. (

men were ill according to the latest re- 1 c«»l trust. - ports from Charles Vyner Brooke, a , 1 ? cc ?j n , nat

member of the expedition. The head-

Bfackwcll has

ins, and is exceeds

itoty-

SZ

sdli

Indian Mood. in. his edingly popular in the

To End the Glass War.

Pittsburg, Pa. (Special ).-r-On e'en ore effort is to be made to bring about a

Butte. Mont. (Special).—An attempt

n earl]

_ _ . . n perrons with the object, it is presumed, ol

was made at an early hour in the morn- ; ing to chloroform a faniily of seven

abducting Eva McCaffrey, a quarterbrfled Indian girl. The perpetrator is believed to have been a condemned murwho escaped from the county jail

• ~— ■”-* -rho atti

i a year ago. .The man wl ’.me the drug was fright escaped The murdere of the girl prior to his

npted to A-aj and

itened awi.

xer was enamored

FaaiDy SUaghtercS.

Enid, O. T. (Special).—Near Pro-

bought and sold, and that gambling and | a Desperate Fsfitive.

smhi?!

classes. cey, the fugitive convict, who has 1 Three thousand Venezuelan govern- six men and wounded three others since ment troops, under. Gen. Modesto Cas- he escaped from the Orgon penitentiary

~ ~ a short time ago. has again eluded his

pursuers after another display of great daring. His lasf act, on Satnrday, was

; troops, unde the brother ■

were defeated by tl

the latter at last accounts were'

mding Barcelona

Trakilled

esident Castro, -olutibnists, and

rounding Bai Rcpresen ta

markc pines

ona.

;s of the various orders D.i.in n ' th e Jphilip.

30 miles aouthwest of bfre, the I'next session of a man. a woman nnrl fwn : a tesocation

will come to Washington a esaion of Congress to try to s

Indies of a man. a

apparently

. family, mutilated into almost^ sizable shapes, were found.

had WD lEiF - mhbed and murdered oy men, who then n{Ctiori WIth bankruptcy prceeedwgs. is 1 made off wrth their team and belong- one of thc Ust cases on tml in the Old

I Bailey Court of London. j

. Dorca of Bef|laa III Names of arbitrators Have been sugBrossels (By Cable),—La Chronique gened in connection with the interna- | says that Marie Henrirtte, Queen of the tiona! tribunal recommending that the Belgians, who has been ill for some time ‘fuestion between the pnittd States and I pas: at. Spa. Belginm. has suddenly Mexico concerning the Pius claim-of I grown worse and is is an alarming con'- *i-O00.«»o be settled by arbitration.

lasf act, on Satnrday, was

to impress a farmhand into embarking him on Puget soundip-a-Towboat. At 10.30 a. m. Sheriff Cudihec chanered the tug Sea Lion and with a posse started in pursuit. Up to the time of the latest advices he had not overtaken Tracey.

TmiMc Brtwla* la Miadaaaa.

Manila (By Cable).—The Sqltan of Bacolod. Mindanao, has sent an insultingworded letter to the commander of

ly worded letter to the

the American expedition to Lake Lanao. in Mindanao, in which he threatens to begin offensive operations in Angust. The Saltan is at present strength-

ning Ins position.

Droit A Dirk lato His Brest', Mount Sterling, Ky. (Special).—J. W Fatsett, a protnir.ent farmer and short horn cattle breeder, attempted suicide here and i* not expected to live. He took three grains of morphine, and proa dirk and hammer, went to an

ytobliey feed wire. ^ Conservatory of Mnsic. < way. «,■, ■* .. J. . ''--f -in.if^i*irfiai&iM!i,igiii a

LIVE NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.

rrlalloc aod Fablisbiap

The census bureau has issued its report on printing and publishing in the

United States for the year

r 1900. showra invested in

The value of the product is returned at $347,055,050, to produce which involved an outlay of $36,090,710 for salaries of officials, clerks, etc.; $84,249,889 for wages: $55-807.539 for miscellam

expenses, and $86,856,390

used.

Thc

miscellaneous for materials

The report says the Associated

serves 2500 daily papers in the » nited States. Canada, Mexico, Cub* and Porto D: ~ In its regular new! service it

Rico. used and ;

revenui ber of

regular newf ser :s of leased wire 1

wire by day The annual

9345 miles

and 20467 mile!

ics es

words daily tggnsmitted at

of the more important offices is over 50AXX), or the equivalent of thirty-five columns of the average newspaper. Of all newspaper and periodical establishments over 63 per cent, were owned by individuals, 20 per cent, by partnerships and only 17 per cent, by corporations. The total number of wageearners in the industry had increased only 10 per cent, since 1890. but value of products increased 24 per There was a much greater increase . lively among women wage-earners than

men.

Of the total value of products adver-

KING EDWARD’S CORONATION Ii to Take Place Between August 11 act

IS In London.

HE IS RECOVERING VERY RAPIDLY Pagcaot ihroujti Streets ac4 Ceremony a. Vicsimlastcr Abbey to Be Macb Curtailed /—The Primary Const al Kiaf Edwart': Troable b L : ndiscover:d —Another Surylcel Operation Likely to Fellow CoroDatien. London (By Cable).—At to o’clock

m., the following bulletin

King Buck-

Edward's condition was posted a

ingham Palace:

‘‘The King had nine hours’ natural sleep and his progress continues 10 be uninterrupted. ‘ITie wound is discharging freely and is less painful 10 dress.

King Edward will be August 11 and August _

has been so rapid and satisl

10 '

IS"

»-ncd between His recovery sfactory that ived at M011-

of the

1 “'v has been so rapid an cent, the abcnc decision w

reU- I day. No official annoui

j fact has yet been made,

j The pageant through the streets and ‘ the ceremony at Westminster Abbey

I will be much curtailed from

k and | inal plan. Their Majest ig miscellaneous j from Buckingham Palaci — —.. , -through the mall The total circulation per is*ue of thence t dailies was enough to supply cue for taken every five inhabitants and weeklies and j Ki:

very two inhabitants, and the verbal report given out was

pounds of paper was ’ that His Majesty is still doing well.

:h almost 78 > The use by the Prince of Wales

and sales 36 per cent., and book and ,

job printing, including

products 21 per cent,

total circulatio

fry fii

monthfit

Over t.250. used durir.)

the origwill drive

ace to the abbey

to Whitehall

o the abbey, the same rou 1 at the opening of Parliament,

ig Edward passed a favorable daj

1.000.000 ing 1900.

per cent, was consul

of whid imed for

Record-Breakiai CoDyrcss. According to a statei Benjamin S. Platt. :he Senate, the sessii

ement made by Guys

_ ..irotling clerk of quartei

Senate, thc session of Congress just 1 family com iciudcd broke all records, not only of . hopefully, any previous session, but of any previous :

Congress, whether of two or three

e use by the Prince of Wales of r word "recovery" when he referred 10 the King’s progress at thc inauguration of the Raphael Nurses' Home ol

PRESIDENT AT OYSTER BAY.

Kill Take • Rest at His Sommer Home—Alter

Tfce. Trails.

Oyster Bay. L. I (Special).—Pftri-

dent Roosevelt was given a very cordial welcome upon his arrival here. When the train approached the little ita|ioci of the Long> Island Kadr-.ad every whistle in the village, through a prearrange! signal, was «ct going anc^thc old : ri«''ds and associates of thc President ga-.h<rcd oil thp platform to extend their grtt:ings When he alighted they completely surrounded him. and for a tine picvented his children. Kernict. Ethel and Archie, who had been awaiting hi- c 10ing. from getting at him. When finally they did so he embraced them in a man EXCS!« , itSi.s ,te “' 0 ' Mrs. Roosevelt did not come t > ;he depot, but Assistant Secretary Loeb was there After exchanging greetings with his friends and neighbors thc President entered an open surrey with his three children and started in a violent rain and thunderstorm for Sagamore Hill. Neither he nor the children seemed any

the worse for their drenching. During the journey from Pittsburi

t frequent!

Oyster ' Ba/ the'^es^drot spoke of how glad he was at

pect of being with his family, and escaping to a considerable extent many of* the official cares which had constantly

beset him in Washington.

The trip across New York to the Long Island Railroad depot was made in carriages under the escort of four mounted officers. One of these was Patrolman Heffcran. whom Mr. Roosevelt, when police commissioner, had rewarded for signal bravery in stopping a runay horse The President took oc-

: — *0 refer to this fact.

The scenes and faces around the Long Island depot across the river were familiar to the President, and he frequently stopped to shake hands with some old

friend.

It has been ascertained that the President’s speech at Pittsburg in reference | to thc trust question was merely the 1 forerunner of determined effons by him I to have Congress take up that subject j and enact definite legislation at its nevt

Belle,ed That Tfc«y HcM U* Ifet Rock UU.4 ‘ ,he con,ro1 * nd >a Express j Recently thc President and Attorncv- -

Pr de,, of h - ’ ori~, Oricago (Special).—Tfiat member, of j KSeLirSTa^t President. Of those introduced 15-572 the "Kid Curry band of bank and tram which Mr Littlefield was invited to pre!v. OU c? 0f . Re| rif S ?£ robbers; wanted for alleged complicity pare a bill for the regulation and conHouse bills o<6 or fi C i-7 oer cent of ' n , * lc recem Union Pacific holdup, per- J Jl 0 * r 'f the trusts that will go before J* ,; n,ir i i-rr- 1 -™! "" ***?’ 01 ' h ' 1 ''* n ^ i n»™c7'»i S'eiSi!SSl r iSr<!i S - "■

-ax-^sr*. ^...; ™i

»«h hou.. m the Fifty-.veeth Con- tteehoR . ride on-tbe train when it wa, , ha, announeed to hi, friend, that thc

‘KID” CURRY’S GANa

total number of bills and joint B lions offered in the two houses

ap to the time of adjournment was 22.- ‘ 322. of which 1.503 were sent to the,

President. Of those introduced

s desci

o get photographs

hand, 1 "Butch” Cassidy and "Sundar nea ~ alias Harry Longbaugh.allegcd members !>ate. of the "Kid" Curry gang. It was offi- °> cially stated by an officer of the United

feS: !

t.090, but 543 of them

Trough the House. On the other hi he House passed 1.386 of its own n lures, of which 430 failed in the Senat

'Hie greatest record in the way of cially stated bv an officer of thc United legislation made by any previous Con- States Express Company that the robtress was made by the Fifty-first. Then, hers secured only $50 worth of jewelry, j tiring the entire Congress, only 19,640 They carried awav a package of worth»ills and joint resolutions were intro- i ess vouchers and other papers, duccd of which 2.240 became laws. overlooked a package conuining $i<

Tb« Navy Is Locky.

Indian Scalps and Mnrdcra.

Guthrie, Ok. (Special).—Several

rriors have been .arrested by officers at Fort Sill, charged

scalping another niem-

It develops thaz the naval forces on :

she Asiatic Sution have been singularly Guthrie, cholera in the East. So far there have whh lcilline seen only three deaths from that dis- be" 0 f ,hett

, khjszx IX

Ihir.a and the Philippines. This is | Good Hay Crop ibis Year, vual. considering the faetjhat Ae! Canajoharic. N. Y. (Special).—TV

liberty, with hs h *>’ of . ,h ^ Sta,cs ' as ind '«»ed in ling the dis- i hundred reports to the Hay

; Trade Journal, will be folly up to an

j average tonnage, except in New Eng-

Cub* Sbipplez Favored. i lan d- Pennsylvania. New Jersey and the

. Th, Prciidcat Ju, „.»,d . PTO^i,-

lion removing discriminating duties up- .. — On Cuban vessels entering United States | Ball Killed Pitcher, ports. Under Spanish role and also un- Midlothian. Tex. (Special).-P,tchet der the military occupation such duties , were not imposed upon Cuban vessels.. ^ ^ni^ton who until recenU, for it had been foemally declared to the 3 n ? tmb ' r o{ ,h *. ' e * ,n ? f

‘SS

surance that there was no discrimination against United States vessels in Cti-

the disease in China ai

unusual, considering men cannot be cooped

out must be given shore 111 xttendant danger of contracti

^ ni,ed S “ ,es vessels ,n V“- j Tro’ley Con CollMe.

oern received though m“*S^“ s and! Newcaitle, Pa. (Special).-One man the proclamation has been issued. ! is dead, one fatally injured and more

i than a score of others are seriously Inrt

lottrier •! NV.U Haase DeBollfbed , as a result of an accident on the Penn-

‘ ’* •-—=— Valley Dectric

■ying nearly :oc

Nothing remains of the historic White House but the four walls. Nearly 500 workmen are busy, with almost feverish

; than a score oi

j as a result of an 1

sylvania and Mahoning . Railway. Two cars carrying nearly :

crashed together on a curve

of this

workmen are busy, with almost fevt , industry, in order to have the building , n .“ r sntirely completed by November 1 next. ! a,y ’ The sum of $600,000 has been placed j it the disposal of Messrs. McKira, Mead ; l While, the architects, and they are i Pa

given absolute discretion. The work is ] xier, 10'year being done by day labor, and every con- police court charged

A Plucky Little Girl

. day labor, and ... sideration is sacrificed to promptness I uncle, and excellence of work. When the im- ! claimed saw provements'are completed the old White *

House will hardly be recognized.

lucah, Ky. (Special).—Susie Fraio^”years old. was presented in the

‘ with Hilling her

China’s Appnal far Fair Plaj. The Chinese government has appealed to the government of the United States to uKe its good (•'ices to -cause the Allied Powers to still retain their soldiers in Tien Tsin, to evacuate that place & conformity with the spirit of the agreement of Pekin, which settled the Boxer troubles. The appeal was made by Minister Wu directly to Secretary Hay. in the shape of a cablegram from Viceroy Yuan Shih-Kai, of Chihli, which the minister supplemented with a long Ver-

bal explanation.

Grorgc Jones: The child; it is 1 saw her unde beating his wife.

aw ber uncle beating his « ining a pistol, shot him in

inflicting a wound which a

ed his death shortly afterward. National Cosjcatloa ol 0Mesas.

Cedar Rapids, la. (Special).—Nearly 300 traveling men, representing many states.-' *ere present when President S.

E, Hill, of Beloit, Wis., c tiona] Convention of Gidei

Th? ' "

idem

called Ac na-

tion of Gideons to order.

The reports of officers and committees show a gratifying growth of the order, which is an association of Christian trav-

eling men. The report of

I H. Nicholson, of Janesville. Wis., gave

Ae total membership ~ "

states.

Secretary J. . «is., gave %i66 in 38

Shot Wife cad Children.

Secretary Moody ^sve^rderijor th e , s tra mm, wlm were sleeping >

personal command of the ing the reins of civil gover hands of Vice-President G

SecfHaty 1

building of t... — —1

ed by Congress to be built a: a governmeni navy yard to be constructed at the

New York Navy Yard.

The Siamese, Minister called, on Secretary Hay to make arrangements for Ac visit of Ac Crown Pnnoc of Siam.

by Congress.

TOWNS SWEPT BY FLOODS.

Buffalo. N. Y. (Special).—A terrific rain and wind storm swept over Western New York. Rivers and creeks rose rapidly, overflowing their banks and sweeping away houses and barns and live stock. The loss will reach into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Telegraph and telephone wires are down, and communication with small towns in city was not in Ae path of the storm. A dispatch from Arcade says the flood at that place claimed one victim and did many thousand dollars' damage to property. Minnie Lopcr. who kept a bak cry on the bank of the creek, was drowned early in thc day. The downpour and the cloudburst above the village turned Ac creek into a torrent. Thc water rose rapidly and was several feet deep on the lowlands before anyone realized thc danger. Miss Loper's bakcfhop was swept ont into the stream, but it had not gone far before it fell apart. Miss Loper's body was recovered.

JUDGE REFUSED TO ADJOURN COURT. A Jurist Criticises Americans for Obserrint I * Coroflttioi Dty. Honolulu (Special). — The British

Corona obserV

ronation Day. June 26. was generally <ervVd here, all Ac government offices closing at noon by order of Ae governor. Judge A. S. Humphreys, of the First Circuit Court, however, refused to adjourn his o—" *“ ■' — J

irt, however, refused to court for the occasion, and

gave an interview stating his reasons, in which he vigorously repudiated Ae —••'•i of an observance of Ac kind.

:s in honor of royalty and his words aroused muchadiscussion. Some British residents were much offended •nd are talking of making complain: to

ashiq^tOR.

Eight Pslsoaed By Catted Salma. Pittsburg, Pa. (Special).—Harry

Omis and seven children were poisoned

eating canned salmon at a family re-

union at Ac home of Samuel A. Hiider-

townAip. All of Ae

:ccpt r of .

to die.

by cs

unlot. J—..

brand in Reserve township. All of Ae victims arc very sick, but will recover, except Martha, the 10-year old daugh-

and. who ’

is expected

Anxiety A boat Tralalif Skip.

Honolulu 1 Special). — The United itates training ship Mohican is 37 days mt from Yokohama on her way here.

tna on her way hi

and there is some uneasiotss lest she should have met with disaRer. Though vs-u:-.- has *steam, Ae usually

**•' *- but i: is

port

night that ae days a*

sail in midocean, but she should have made

ODDS AND ENDS OP THE NEWS. Man., and confirms reports of the finding of relics of Andree's party and Ae stories that the explorer was killed by savage Eskimos. Four new witnesses have been found whose testimony, it is said, will be against Louis A. Dlsbrow, accused of thc murder of Oarence Foster and Good Ground. (-• Itheir helpers in the