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CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. APRIL ao. 1905

GOTAOSMMOPEAK Ro«%#v6lt Knocked Out Mr. Bruin on the Trail lIlUftCUE !EfO&£ MUISG CA«

NBUCAitTUS. Colo., April prrskW-H aad his bunUn( party raftcb •d tier* on Saturday and ar* now ta camp oa tba ntouDUln* IVUen tb* train palled Into the depot the preaIdeal, dreamed in bia Mooting clothe* of heavy tan duck, greeted the people from the rear platform. Ha waa cheered wildly. Artkr a apeech waa made and conveotlonalldee had been obaerred the preaidem gave personal aupervialoD to Ida buutiuc outfit. The borne aotected for the president to ride to camp waa white and la aaid to be one of the aurcst footed mountain cilmben in Colorado, but It la uot not ad for speed Before starting the president announced that be was not going to struggle band to hand with a grlaxly bear or atrangW- uuy mountain Uona with bare bands. He doe* not expect to bag a record breaking amount of game and will feel satisfied If he gets one bear durlnc the whole hunt. His rapid firing rifle waa exhibited with great pride aa a protection be will constantly keep between himself and danger. With bis usual luck the president killed his first bear before be got to hi* camp. 'When fifteen miles out from the banting camp the dog* struck a bear trail, and the president Insisted upon going after bruin. Within half an hour the dog* had overtaken the bear. The president dismounted and. after waiting In order to avoid hitting the dog*, pumped aeveral shot* Into the badly fagged bear, kill-

ing him.

It was a cinnamon bear, weighing ahont 600 pounds. Goff skinned the animal, and the party finally succeeded In reaching camp about 5 o'clock. A parade had been planned at Newcastle. but It did not take place. It had been arranged to form a procession, led by a miner*’ bras* band, a caged beai and the president's party on horseback. This pageant was to pnsa through the village streets and into the hills, where kAe hear was to be turned loose and Jffreo a start of thirty minutes. Tb# State Humana society broke up the plans on the ground that the bear might return to the Tillage

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 1S.Frvuxled by a falsa alarm of fire, several hundred newsboy* atruggllug to obtain free ticket* to a show by w patent medicine advertising com|iany stampeded In a narrow stairway In the Masonic temple last night, crushing the life out of four boys and probably fatally Injuring several other children. Long before the time appointed for tbs distribution of free ticket* the •tain of the Masonic temple, at tb# southeast corner of Washington street and Capitol avenue, were crowded with a pushing, yelling crowd of children, mostly newsboys, each anxious to be first to receive a paaa. When the distribution^began the excitement became more Intense, and the efforts of severs I policemen to maintain order

were unavailing

It la alleged by a witness that one of the boys In an eudaavor to batten the exit of those who bad received, passes shouted ••fire.” Immediately those at the top of the stairs faced about and madly began to force a way to the bottom of the steps. Shrieks and physical encounters followed, and those at the top became ao closely entangled that the mass of boys fell clinging to each other, on the struggling mass of youth* •t the bottom of the stairs. Policemen from the central station responded to a riot call ami began to extricate the smothering boya. Four boys were dead when uncovered. The boys fonght desperately to get free, and dozens were Injured by the first crush or were hurt by tb# subsequent

scramble for air.

LIMOOE6 RIOTS CONTINUE.

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pMOGHS, April 18.—Disturbances incident to the strike of workmen employed in the porcelain Industry were more serious last evening. Striker* demanded the release of those of their comrades who were arrested Sunday night and on being refused attempted to force their way Into the prison. Mounted troops arrived at the scene, but the strikers tore down the fences In the vicinity, erected barricades and raised red and black flag*. The cavalry charged, several times, bat the bones fell among wire and rope entanglements. The police commissary called on the strikers to disperse, and the response was a volley of stones. A number of soldiers were hart. The troops then fired blank cartridge*, followed by ball killing

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Ao account of the Aborigine; The Dutch In pel*war* Bay; The Settiw sent of the County; The Whaling; The Growth of the Village*; The Revolution and Patriots; The Establishment of the New Government; The War of i8is; The Progress of the County; and The Soldiers of the Civil Wet BY LEWIS TOWNSEND ST EVEN®.

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At the horse mart of W. A. lovett, ner of Washington and Perry street*, everything needed for the winter comfort* of the critter can be bad. A foil line of blanket* and harness i* always on hand while lap robe* and everything needed for the rider and driver U quickly furnished. ft

several of the striker*. Farther

tt had been caged ao long charges by the cavalry were success-

ful, the crowd retreating Into aide street*, from whence they showered atones and other missiles on the troops. A large number of arrest* were made. .

that It was virions. After the humane society had Interfered the captors of the bear tried to sell It to the president’s guides, hut they said they would take their game ..-lid. as domesticated animals had no attractions for the pres-

ident.

A Mtaartl of the Rocky mountain type has bit the presidential camp and kept the president indoors, bat the ramp crowd Is a merry one. because of the lucky killing of the big clnnamop

bear.

The president' will go after grizzly bears today if the blizzard abates. Should the storm continue he probably wlli remain In or near camp. Although the -amp is sheltered by high walls oa every aide, the snow swirls about cabin and tents, blinding even the experienced guides. •a* Deaths at P*lla«el»hla. PHILADELPHIA. April 18. - Louis Heck. Jr., musical director of Keith's Chestnut Street theater, and his wife, known on the vaudeville stage as May Belle Eckert, were found asphyxiated by gas In the bedroom of their fiat at Carlisle and I-am bard street*, this city. • Two burners of s chandelier in the room were turned on. Whether the couple bad deliberately planned to end their Uves together or whether their death was an accident baa not yet been definitely determined.

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JAMES RHODDA ARRESTED.

AMEBICU8, Ga.. April 18.-A killing frost covered this entire, section, doing immense damage to truck farms and Raid crops. A great deal of young corn and cotton is reported killed and the entire crop stunted. All varieties of

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the more tenner plants bring killed out right Thin Jce was visible In low, damp placos.

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HAZLETON. Pa, April l8.-James Rbodda of upper Lehigh, a member of the miners’ examining board, who is charged with fraud In connection with granting of certificates of competency to mine workers, baa been arrested here on a warrant awom out by District President. Dettrey of the United Mine Workers of America. Rbo waived .a bearing and entered ball in

>500 for court.

Ella arrest followed a confession be made to the mine wdrfcere that be and bis colleagues on the examining board had Issued certificate* to hundreds of applicants without regard to their qualification and that they had received various stuns of money for issuing the papers. Drowar# fa T. M. C. A. NEW HAVEN. Conti.. April 18.— Clarence H. Barnes, sixteen years old. son of Charles H. Barnes, was found drowned here in the swimming pool of the Young Men’s Christian association. Hie boy was s member of a high school gymnastic class. He left the class before the others and went Into the swimming tank, where be pad around. It to believed that be tried to dire while alone in the tank and that be was stunned by striking in the shallow end of the pool.

BT. LOUIS, April 18. —A telegram

from Governor Folk was received by Sheriff Herpel of Ht. Loots county saying that the taw dosing saloons, barber ■hop* and cigar stores in tb* city most

be enforced to the rooty also. also TsresdG ■■#«* Fee Ummmtm. SEVASTOPOL. April 1*.-Several

torpedo boats which Lewta Nixon of New York baa baso^■Hiring ap bare

and Joseph Bandol an employee of the American Foret te

Works, was injured in an automobile accident near bare. An automobile

Oellrieb drove, and Oellrieh and Sandoi were thrown out boavUy. Tbo former

died within aa boor.

COLUMBUS. Ga, April UL-Tta* 1* watartswbto fruet bare and In tbto aac *m. and a gw* deal of yon* eettan

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