Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 28, 1901, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. ESTABLISHED JUNK JUS Benatori Capture O vy ¢ Snpply « “ Ingh 1 Deadlock Bhows Littls Ohange at | Btart of Third Week, LONDON Jan ' ROSEWATER THE GF' TEST GAINER|'*"" — ; ) Acosssion of Bears and H&, 4 Him ¥ore Thau Original Strerp/p. % THOMPSON'S OPPONENTS GAIN GROUt’ Men Bont on Defeating the Lincoln Man |« ~Ceptiorn Aro Making Headway, INVESTIGATION IS ALREADY DISCOUNTED h ind thirte d Kitchener Hritish “Lgly Run 1 Neo Te e [N TR rors fo 1 onf he hers and Vo Seasation s 1 o f te board Wjpklipp near *riday. but rival of Operntion, th armo I » 1 the ram.) Un dead i | | 1l r 1 for i g with h the in the 1 the fa ting | They w comyp relative | figure Meiklejohn [ " cov Atten thelr a large pyrigh LONDON ] tal Tele correspondent of t has been eriously n each column are color to the co-operating more bl darr intimations of combinations in paired attending |VERDI'S™ END elve o candidates are emphati- alr tor Io of la reinforced [ the re i leadors th by pre mem ned M eral the awater hin e the I bas b in fact, so much speaker Sears and Burt materfally o that C who has been hanging Grent Composer strongth 4 rou by a man Mor or around si ymething the h and | hisg | & bI8 | yerdi's n it Washingt ith him. to drop bad Job carrying MILAN, Jan for ith. He pi A life (b when it irted a [ truggle it pointment ¥ o i no sed tway nd int | When bent \l " N must be headway has been mad D. E. Thompson, any cost linin formulating e The . he pdmitie the [ et Th v opponen hi r for n of aod to ot not i oy at and nmon 4, it p v are reall at all for the present positive in they long as Thomp hand, th holding « caucus have on a simul- evide of favor all he auth proclamation Milan Emmanu elegram of condolen self and Queen Holena in the homage fered by Ttaly the immortal tion and the have suffered beyond repair In his will Verdi a W b y modest Ho suggests that it daybreak or eventide, mony bo without music The chuuting of two and a cross will sufm, Many legacies were date of the funcral h will probably be Wed The interment will Retreat for Indigent Verdi established. any eauc th g0 Into eay factor. On members who the single A paper for nomination faith the o have b nominatia caucu; basis in are gaining throughout her en l King Vietor | igned r a a neou e | 1 th memory glerious t th around € Ugly Rumor Investigntion. Nothing sensational is expected out of the “ugly rumor It shoald be hard for the com to discover that with less than except every member of the legislature, including fusion reformore, are enjoylng free railway pass privileges, but that the courtesics i aced with & view to the torfal situation will be the sticking point. The inquiry is now said to huve been instituted by the Thompson 1tes to head off a similar move threatened by his enemies. If the inquisition comm tee I8 no more anxious to proceed with the work than the members as a whole, the in tigation will be a decidedly slow-grind affatr larger went big looked investigation mittee dozen m a ina to show (e sonis wore exl influencing sen \ Nl ¥ 1o proportion hor bunch for of legislators to spend Sund ot on than and an nd pairs Joint bal Party Moy b of i Sixty an absentees but he Monda NEW YORK cluding many through the Evergreen in the wild drowned Members of the Jan. 2 turn from their though there dozen of senatorial predictions are balloting of interesting if not morrow out no changes of would not be surprising if on the following days there are developments tendin ward attlemy f the contest, though on the 2 appears that the solution of the about as far off as when the bal loting began Ole « It is the pr majority element who tion hi legislature b n to re tonight, and, al not more than a | interest in the been revived and freely made that the will be replete with probably bring consequence, but " homes women ice on a I fol are perhaps in the st ha being the week them eity cemetery struggle The the conte pond where water unexpe s were will any nly stricken. themselve 1 nun was to sank Me an voting panic in the unequ the imperiled employed iu a ran to the pond. T with them, which were of the pond. Along th formed. Effort the women and s they t Strugg skater m s ey Al Galns In Fave iling fmpression that the composed of the members | have insi on the single nomina- | n for the caucus, will in the end to accede to the wishes of the mi nority, or those who protest against the ngle ballot plan and demand that both sminations shall be made simultuncously. The Oleson call been gaining in popu- v favor, and members look upon it the first step toward the but those majority 50 ra different from the call already signed that they cannot their names to It until the word comes down fr in other words, until the the conditions pro f heir favorite didutes The lea was rescue und thr and hustled along the The police re in_ambulances and balf drowned skaters The bodies of the covered. They were Sewadel Philip, both of whom lived Brooklyn o to serves a a s on ha i A decisive of the assert that tion, 1 they cally hay Dow hut Al m above satist A that acceptable wed are to can- | | | cuiea | treasurer financial Dowle fatt report ders of the opposition to Thomp #on have been marshaling thelr forces for a determined offor next days and an fnter xpected. They insist tha found weak places in Thompson olid following and that they will beg a sys that will bo pursued with greater energy than has so far been shown the other hand, th Thompson backe ntend th lang lin been the plostves in the opposi b of Zion City institution four years ago €. J. Barnard 1 his disapp wood police station of the belief that and held for hared by Mr 1ot his chw not ent They think Barnard has ibly in The father had a he lef another appear [ durir g conflict s “t they h . o th tomorrow ¢ duy tematic hammering process ransor Dowie a The Al arsenal car rtained tre i old ha 1 sed und that ox in have been ] effeet Th 1ot morrow will which ten w lon. U paired th be unable other that by r United States senator h in number been taken in joint s dozen h tomorrow, others will of sickne e how member of reported « the eleve he o il have e Ropur S when It votes for attend be ons. It s We ay 1 with the exception Dougles, will be ba ady for any work bills to the nator; ) n s base to ause nd . i to prison e \ vear 1 B, pecte ver, ning Senator hig and b rot I have Barnard ne I n esks and consideration United State het e men mi thefr the of frov waylaid of ols a at the [ KILLED BY United States Marshs MOONSHINERS o ntwine 1 from tates hiner nd Pine county line Holllfleld and ¥ Killed and Blaing the moonshiners. Rufus Ambr Amburgy, other se, were shot and w f the battle not A lovg been or one of the bravest a batile with moonshiners » three of his posse killed, ININGTON Ja that on Ky Ky Jan kson to the bloody khorn M battl creek Unite ema mbs rning with the in moon Letcher Marshal n Combs was captured Woottan and of the 1l details Hollifleld wshiners and the elevator in ssociation t in inating the hed the then her Ye n called o institutiol Inma procee « Vi wat and the Whi dden ok room r she of having and, falling fo | caught between the floc car. Her head was ba died within fve minute se members P obtained to moc men i service s f eral years be belng wore the ouly oBe 10 cacape. wavlaid |KRUGER HAS THREE DOCTORS IS PEACEFUL regrets and admir SKATERS BREAK two vietims ZION CITY BANKER MISSING his Train es 1 . n Gern - | | Liner La Gascogn m Havre to New York | Reports Very Rough Vegage STECRAGE PASSENGERS GIVEN BAD FRIGHT ! rar Nearly Twe Stenmer Staris the « At Way Tossed o Waves. Dass n Mer 1" " ate Th call NEW YORK 1 b erage the th The of remember left Ha o | moment will Wi [ when L headed fir came point five hour n the It latic da crow tha rm report not we and mi and captured Stroam: retired hour 1l t of the he troog eloped from lnsted wale n rocm iy Yoer n mar P Tho | and th on thirty e in sent In pur t ther nort hand on Brit h treat sea swopt acre Frid encountered | hort trength rolled through the before had and t after began to | 1 that | making €0 in itched rrifically re d Woer Daily, but | sel ope for His 3. high wave by when a Lifeboat and_the hed torm arose the star wreck mashed 1 the da the rail of four The 18y bl lelig side wave v the New Publishir York Wo An Am Express says that there that Kruger medical men lfe. Three dally was caught Kle of the The follow A heav board quarter by lavit boat roya Hob ter i tro the shi ght lifeboat No. usele la | ba Aft han the Hole one rendering ks that K it with 1 the start managed to knock th the turtle n this onto the rtul roar and almost wenther | ing and he flush in il out on ard sid shap teet water re poured [ sengor the hroy his & digan tatl Awny ives Sur- malk " fends, an, frantic abated and the La Ga wiling into port. Iriving the steerage pas Itheugh |MINERS CANVASS BALLOTS of Tresi- | retary- i precede lasted two cime lay gain consc he was surrounded ate nds. The created nd neardy all prominent o nooth I T Edw The a Br migh Amon in th Cont royal Brode The fr teath e resorts many INDIANAPOLI tellers appointed to | for national oficers at the conventi | United Mine Workers of Amer the canva the ballots this and will make a at the merrow morning President Mit nd - Secretary | elected by day and intere w of the del for | tiopal executive board | With eption the old members have | been clected. Henry W. Stevenson of Bast W. Va, is the defeated candi date and the fact that he lost out is due to n feeling that the anthracits region | entitled to a lerger representation apon | the board than it had last year, and John Fahy of Pottsville, Pa., president of an- thracite district No. 8 )W member The board s It will stand after the re- {vort, Is composed of Fred Dilcher of Nel- sonville, 0.: William Fairley of Platt City Ala.; Joseph Pendleton of Fort Smith,” Ark J es Boston of Sparta, 111 Edward Mec Ka f Versailles, Pa., and George W, Pur cell of Terre Hauce, Ind, WITH HATCHETS AND BALLOTS | Mrs. Nati s How the 1 [l Jan, the The n of the finished afternoon session to orities hed publi an which was n, b AR on behalf of hi saying: “We join tion of world owing | the r comy erve [ the ¢ o repor hell Trea ung t v urer nimous ce President Wilson vote last in the members of Lewi wore T choice the n o eclvilized of Verdi. The of our country rious that it to art centers ; nter visit eates o In 1 ks that the funeral ne ¢ o sh take place ank and that either at the core- | Garte mond de of give tion Em Kking priests, two eandle he wrote, left to friends. The s not been fixed, but or Thursday. in the chapel of the Musiclans, which a s th nesday | | Lord ph th i | ppri TUROUGH ICE b rank (Sig o e Tram 4 Ou Aty skater nd children, broke large pond back of srooklyn, today, and life two hoys were © the center of the was the and ssembled in great | Churches The whole crowd | 01d the n and women fought | “Ome nd children red It le. The ms of | here. 1 was heard by men DY the near by and they | Whisky dragged long planks | bt ished to the center | WhIsky trust footing a lifelina | YO'€%: We okl b g o men with your children. By twos | OUF hatchets aken from the water | "\ ™ planks to the shore, [ M N vy moeting. of pat Lor T b for ment hal | g | “ | TOPEKA, Kan | tion addressed United Jan large Brethren and in this city story tart P ually proprietor Mrs. Carrle Na audience at the First Christian tonight. She simpl of her work and how she hal | on the crusade, | casure,” sald sald, “to speak 1 1 from talicing | | I am prevent of these murderous a leepe | 18 [ 1 *hops. issue in Kansas is ‘Down with the The best rocks to throw are women cannot but you ballots and we women with | will n this awful vote, Lor terms 1h ceipt giving up tion probably will add the the Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance union organization, which will be held here tomorrow An attempt s also being made to have ‘)nv 1k to the legislature on the subject | of rance ation says she will not attempt to breik up the joints in Topeka single od | b if the women of the town will ald her | she will start out *“joint shing” tc FAMINE SUFFERERS OF CHINA voys Rewults in AN 8 surgeons arrived many of the were re William of age avenue, o dentifl d b rs Lindell temy Mrs, N « The is in morn liam | will ¢ | tiam zollor | p | to e Instituti Hix Ace Rig Din- nts Arthur R the pstablished Rarna privat by John s disappeared. H cashier of the b at the En is afternoon He i kidnaped th members i PEKIN 1. | distres the Jan in the There has been province of Shan § to famine, and thousands | The has ordered issued in large quantities the forelgn 2 great owing have died relief to be A report reache native ance ny son a was belief al Kidnaping ongly rok w n nd L0 or envoys that Christians to be di hed Mr. Conger Pinchon, the French minis Ching and Li diserimination dated and ( Christians ! of decapitation most rhi m ore the the police that young robbers and not fats police that h oney with him evenin Bar fact by 1 1 M i [ war foc 11 t | ter ted | Hung Chang |and the | terday { ne Erne 1 ing rinst such 1 an ordering all relicf off ldiers to treat all as other cnalty consider t s carried out e Saturday als a f youn crow the whil were ¢ thought that ained his liber Bar perfect 0 Iy th ut ber por ot MANY VESSELS ARE MISSING |, | r revenge TACOMA cutter Mo W aptain Gran b rning of | ous voyages ever ertaken 1 nt of Burlington, | missing vessel th this afternoon Twenty-five ng Women's Chris- | and the A physician had | north the purpose of | tire co Thomas | r and r time | Grant will in [ with boats and a | every plece of The Treasury depar | mended by shipping ascending | cutter. Shipy crusbed and she tre y | vessel st are missing, suj Alaska rej er | wn with wre oan aunches K essels fron Van fs examine n for of ou lar ting Miss ok for levator going fainted, the vacelnatic rward, her »r and the Ny lo and for 1s for identif Ly a o wrecka, ation hed ) ment men and underw coast will anxlously awa head was nding the entire Pacifi | ber relura, Kniser Giv guns Frede BALRWAY peror 1 nresenting it marshal your emn majesty [ WHERE IT BE(AY | BOERS MAKE THINGS LIVELY [[FEBOATS WASHED AWAY CELEBRATE KAISER'S BIRTH man Newspapers for the Most rth peror cland Berliner Bd numerou queen in edge o arking ard's know tecraft ally 1 rmany be re in in 1864 Victoria the be German ion or v8 that grate Anglo osed | ch WE uemb ed from I 4 to Osborne ns to Emfror The prince There 1iance Tan Shortly r 8 o' ba ning congratu h 00k don and W r tendered | emper rccomy them no for by the reception | n ot werd Field M of Wight William of Conna a8 a flgdd m rahal's Sword. | Th ed trom the his sword rshal of the ead queer h and German pressed great He will enter- n WS ) ng Emperor of the duk ppointment army fn the King Wdward ell as a number of Brit 1 officers. His majost ht at the appointment tain King Bdward and he wembers of (o THINKS ~ WORST PART | th he family tea nzoll T at Osborne and 1 from members cf London the memorial church today Emperor William and prince dire th nzollern receiving a salute of twenty His majesty took luncheon there including Lord Barl Car maje members of the Crown Prince he emperor ith “‘hochs, health of King standing the upiform of tve visitors who on Ay mperial yacht colebrated ived congratu German ervice in Whipping- | h crown went st who whi jan erabas rick Wi h, which e kaise ard ! attached hi ugland, the and other pr was drunk then drank the entire company majesty donnes itish admiral to rec t ocall to er 1 those who came uniform of an admiral, wght, Prince Chris lan personages, Lord Fober rick, all fo full uniform emperor received the king at The yacht was rolling heavily the gale, 8o that the queen and women were prevented from ac the king. Afrer tea had been the royal party had returned house Emperor William and rown prince immediately returned the | dining with the king. siwnin of Knight of (he Garter, addition to the sword of a field King Edward has presented to Em- Willlam, alveady a Knight of the an insignia rder in dia- The fact that fewel was or- late quee -4 the intention 03 the Kalser's birthday, interest to the presenta- m | the n his te congratulations King Edward the duke of and other and Mr the ¢ to oyal nying d and mar- a the h " s, of a pathetic to William, ntion to sent the Salisbury i ipoint following ning of him a field telegram to peror in » king. my e rank of nforms m. iblished nfer hal in his a appointment I ha AUgUSE une ) 4 field mar that my on my birthday of my deep appreciati 1l w mark of his majesty’s ane we, and [ rejojce to think that | umbered among those of the aighe in his maj gallant armvy ned) WILLIAM » emperor sent a fac-simile of the \y will ten 1o y of tie fall t | R dis h to Lord Roberts. d Salisbury s with your imp telegram upon the birthday and the exalt which my augt \ pleased to « ed as follows sfound resp v ty my incerc wnniversary of the app nk of fleld t sovereign, the U majesty; and 1 am ec 1 ceptance of the office will give ratification to all classes of have been deeply touched melderation and kindlv fecling d in your graclous visit on occasion rd Roberts' Resp 1 Roberts responded t y it t A my 1 ty t i « = m that th the 1 this nne. in the n.nnumu) the your me the King majest of honor to acknowledge majesty's gracious ftel joyful tidings tn tdward, has conferred rauk of field marsng that I may be allowed behalf' of myself and the army the honor to command, our most and _respectf congratulations ur soverelgn's i jualities will very pro desty will hencef elated with will feel that red by your majesty among the ficld mar ROB e W Assc e ram his | non il felt | BF d 1 to thnlt th be cven | them h th m 1 A italy Prince spondent of the 1 that 1 ing, in the presence of Emperor Wil and the family, King Edward | oufer on Crown Prince Prederick Wil the Order of the Garter. The n will take part in the naval dis at Spithead. The emperor will accom- the king to London, and will return | rmany finmediately after the funeral Comment of 1 nPa f NDON, Jan morning pa omn W faction on the en Ed rown o corr red, lated Pres tomorrow | royal Hohens | W | All h keen nt atl! William between ror | nden th ury and Lord Robert all this will German fri with ligh Daily th and Emyj ord Salls that 1o Kai \ Histor in th legraph, “d epoch-making ase o impre and perhaps to int | | | e | witn whi 1ed maje ation of the world a iroughout th process of trar im German ving t th rel Briti in th tand o 1ght A emblage off the ot from occasion body remoy trom Liverpool, for | the | #tronghold of C | Constable Hubbard | sist the civil authorities in n | taws, | the | Tige | the (RAZY SNAKE IS KIDNAPED e | N Deputy United States Marshal Johneon and & Companion Bieze the Indian Rebel, TAKEN FROM THE CAMP OF HIS FRIENDS « Capture with Moy N Toduy WL T Is Belt ta Speedy Ead to th Insarrection (0 Be Made by DOHONOR TO QUEEN'SMEMORY | ST. LOUI, Jan public from He Deputy United Johnson, who bears the rej boldest. most prudent Marshal Bennett's staff h made 1 h tto Harjo. by his in h guarded Troop A nder 1 With the sweep ea nike insur Chureh Througl rletta T., say Marshal nd be 1 Bonnie me t t mar M into the Snake wer The tely on Intc n bold dash toc rvices Paul Crazy who was foll Eufala surrounded thir the chief brought losely and cavalry ire will he nea and India and deputy Unit Dix that will Marshal will ed the chief 1re irgent re immed the Bighth by mar St eutenant n the ' Jo they ! pr enche tomorrow mple ably end vith the n- | bury, There Abbe th a dozen de troops and the other with " urrection I8 expe wher capture 1 leaders of day W Eatic I 1 It chapel ro Princess P OVER | | | Marshal . tingulsh with MUSKOGEE, arshal Be 7 United States nl United States Comm sloner Sanson and T. W. Gullick, left today | for Henrietta, sixty miles distant, where they will join the troops tell the | Creeks. They will go tklgoa | S0 L camping outft, commis twenty rifles | LncOIN'S Tun and plenty of ammunition. Just before the | Performed start made a telephone message was | 10V Mebe recelved from Checotah saying that the fol- [ 0ndon and lowing notices had been posted there afrer | Preached the Suuke council adjourned at Hickory- | "4t Orbury town yesterday Notice! Res citizens and fric with accordi i Putic mand of Emp Everywhere oy ary, st was George's at chy 1. To All, Pr ndly Crecks she & (o the old Creek nE 1o the Creeks M fgned) LATAH MEKKO EDWARD HARJO, Second Chiof Dawe Ay ordered attended surveying in the | 3 nt il White ealy 1 drals and " colonie where memoria the with the abroad port rior Attest The discontinu commission ye a nce of the disturbed district. Mose Lyon, in charge of party that arrived here today, states tha A number of light horsemen are still riding over the country. They are heavily armed but not doing any damage, confining their eflorts to protecting the members of the Snake band going to and from the ings at Hickory Ground. It I8 believed that the worst is over, but Marshal Benuett ha his best deputies with him and if he en- counters trouble will put up a strong fight It is his purpose to join the soldiers Henrictta and work with them in making arrests of the leaders of the uprising. UPRISING IS SPREADING Azent Sho. LESSONS Winint are . nte ¢ NEW YORK mons deliver, in this city late Queen Vi acter. § morial exerc Dix of his br. P eulogy Rev. Dr of the tridge of Rev. Dr Metropolitan Kay of the David G. Wyl and Rev. Dr Baptist, all to eulogies o Dr. MeArtt | eriticisea halfm New the sight | tusat of the ve prmon George testant 1 g Cha Divin Wires to Washington the WASHINGTON, Jan. sioner Jones has receive patch of vesterday's da felt at Muskog: 1 dlan troubles “Marshal Bennett will leave (omorrow with a force of deputies and Indian police. | Will meet the Henrietta 14 dispatches indicate uprising in Choctuw na tion reading Dissatisfied Indians sworn in 430 light horsemen and tempting to carry out their laws, threaten to destroy property. Hav dered a squad of pollcemen to Indian Commis- the following dis te from Agent Shoen regarding the In troops at 1l York have are at- and Just or ristow to ns they it felt queen v i intaining or le of whisky to the band of Snake In threatening to burn der and prevent the Indians where a lar s are now campe the town." A communication received her Green McCurtin, formerly chief of the says the Snake party exaggerated. Naval by Displ from hoc excitement s COWES 1 display prepared but ¥ BRI Lille, ing I TOW. “Pawnee Bill" with a posse includ Captain Edmond Harry of the Creck light horsemen, United States Marshals Dean, Hogan and Churchwell and Indian Police Keyes, Howell and Saunders, visited | hostile Creek stamping ground, six | “ide. It is be miles south of this place, at noon today. | 'OFin will be The Indians were there, holding a big feast, | ©'¢lock on F and refused the admittance and de- clined to confer with it in any manne Many of the fulibloods who the habit of wearing white parel were dressed in full 'ndian regalia They were most bitter in their denuncia tions of the marshals who arrested Tom captain of the insurgent light horse who left at dark in charge of United States Marshal Dean Hogan and for Muskogee, as it is feared an attempt may bo made during the night to releas It held here. Last night thirty zens of Bristow watched the about, many more guarded the town At this morning the weird chant of the Indian dance and heat of the heard by the south line of town. Late last night from Marshal mayor and council in all able-bodied pronerty until from Henrietta A lowing the no nel from Cow Portsmouth, w follow a corr Dposse eight royal lern for torpedo vachts Tho bod the night Saturday It is under most detailed posal of h monies. She wish that marches shou to the “Dead FIRE AT have been man's ap Dosse as an n him cit to vo prisoner and tom e Buards on the was plainly a telegram Bennett was received horizing the wnd swear to protect their could hel here to arm about | on the building hi fir citizen ¢ 4 t soldiers be sent ) 1join i cor Accused of 1 GUTHRIE, Okl ceived here the off Bertran of B finea 19t} ately adjoin | not exceed § Jan United th I rt mar of sixtoen burned by t night. A t lemon hal Tohn mile today th hman 1. T Indians la ing, all drunk ram ordere the Indlar fearing L premi he ay that home 1 ranc ng frighte of thirty et Th h Snak Ind I e nd entatiy Rep « and n of Lo brought r had Al week f ade a the reds away he band rode violence, moved | o fan building T A ram Br on the sport fir confirmed | Doven b If true e 1 cannot ant ard nit reque In hi Hiin of the t ran fre on armed and that Want He SOUTH M'ALEST 1 Be h M town hie 1 Take the al 'rinity Van der Water of St May City of the REMOVING BODY TO LONDON Jan British fleet will ex conveyed on board the marniy WASHINGT cory FIVE CENT = GOTHENBURG ABLAZE SINGLE N OF THE WEATH N wy: | Thriving City Along the Union Pacific it e bty Swept by Destructive Fire, : " Ity “w i 12 | an BLAZE BURSTS FORTH WHILE TOWN SLEEPS Twenty Head of Horees Perish in Livery Btable of Amos P, Binger, ODENCRANTS BUILDING IS IN ASHES and R G Btack's Restanrant Destroyed, an England wtl Denominntio Hold seryie of . Carlson Hardware Concern LOSS AGGREGATES FOURTEEN THOUSAND Although Handie Lack of Cltizens by AN the Buek IENBURG Telegr enty horses thenburg woera $14,000 thi 1 by en n Hanoy titled and other o rri luded terick of the thri i most ructive that has ek, a « the g little \ visited [ ity since, e organizatic \IL the and Dr. Shute n tow the returning from after vall except ght watchman \ patient, wa midnight of Amos I, The glare shone through for memorial athol held of the i 1l Ire [ when, shortly igh flames reh, and burst thre 1 large barn of the of the people the windows neighboring houses and and the clangor Nicholas particular wtiention was p woke some Al portion chapel, Bra At requicm was the services, of the alurm aroused the res has fire balt from Gothenburg no epartment, but rushed they had tho women the ntire ation beds awakened, popul dressed the nald Sinclair of St of Iral, at | hdeacon Paul's At th heen [i | grant of th from o which battle many non cnthe commemorative rudely with thedral mons wi r me Every man, and were prea £t viwhere 1 and in cath hung up buckets and ran to scenn pumped of men passed hes embl 1l h b fire, aud while strong arms water from wells 5 pib loug lines the ubje ir th the brimming to 1 the . vessel those nrit vl i n who T brave 1 Alfred Milner ithedral intense t for two hour | the madly fcught to conguer stubborn ervice at 18] ety All barn saw at the outset that the and from its seething in the ani were perishing fn the flames Singer was doome FROM QUEEN'S LIFE terior came heartrending cries of Chnrncter of Her | Mals that by Sprends with The bl g & mass of flames. building, Hardw « « Rapidit 176 leaped t ur the livery the arn Odencrauts build Many of the ser various churche in memory of the stic of her char held regular me Rev. Dr. Morgan the greator part ot A the Rev Andrew's delivered an roing service. the werd ctorla, eulog churches The levoted K, Jan. ed at oday \ d it was speedily In less than an hour Sing the block, the building and Stack's restaurant were entirely con The fire was attacking also the £ the Carlon Mereantila compan bucket brigade, alded by the breeze that sprung up and’ held back the flames, gained the upper hand and th er's carl R sun Odencrants company Ises g ed. ) th aneen u I huin when the piscopal chure v aurely northwest relude in his m rles H. Eaton of the Church Paternity, Rev. Dr. Kit Madison Avenue Reformed Cabman of the Central temple, Rev. Donald Sage M Fifth Avenue Coll i of the Scoth Presbyterian McArthur of Calvary 1 their entire scrmons queen in town was saved P in addition His company's loss Is $7 A all twe The ot crants building, which v alued the Odencrants Singer lost the £5,000, of his livery stock to ity head of horses. Hardware R. G. Stack is 500 and the Oden- a8 unoccupied, loss is arlson a e R loser to the extent § e was v $500. There was no insurance on property, but the an e of $1,600 on the other at hur opening Lis sermon Van Wyck for refusing to flag on the ecity hall & has bec milinted in civilized by the yor len of all Americans was aggregate | burned ayl property The Queen Mutual turers’ world to make patriotic re the for insurance companies losing were the of of m ' Connec Merchants' and of Omaha, Phoenix of Liverpool, London and Globe and Central Mutual of Hastings, Neb. stock, consisting London, Omah Mutual feut, German Prooklyn Considerable h street of stoias upon moved most ny hardware W. C. grocery stock out by hard work at the fire. His bullding was | and was carried out | the his outbreak of - Carlson of The Spithead now program ha under nd in a th side of the navigable s to Spithead, and thence off while the foreign warships will esponding on the south lieved the body of Queea Vic removed from at 3 riday afternoon will be Alberta, escorted by tollowed by all th bly the Hohcnzo! remain on the Alhert be London the at been th fol chan not yet tood that saved i Origin Probably A Me discovered the of the Incendiary. Dy s man, the incondinry Shute and ers, night watch fire. It started barn and is of at north origin than five t through the The ceniral 1 less line BAX Osborne 3 s minutes after starting entire barn and stock telephone office was called up to all citizens. In tes after the fire were on the scene, with later reinforcoments confined the livery barn and boats and and prob will and warning was sent ruty 150 people y A than ty min taken to on | started buckets, and with Kkept fire and adjoining buildings. At one » property was threatened and i that instruction body the queen left garding the attendant cere exprossed Mendelssohn the a the to the and perform S WILLARD'S HOTEL and sald hopin 1 b March tin distance away while the for loss of 1 eference | the A whole . town was feared has $1 in the Queens of Loudon and Connecti The Carlson Hardware cor building was in the Phoe nix for §1,000, in the Liverpool, London and $1,000 und in the G and Singer )0 insurance St. Pauls, cut companics pany insure in Washi ry. Globe for for $1,000, $1,400 man Mutual upon stock Insurance in Merchants Manu Mutual and $1,100 in the Central R. G. Stack had $400 in Iusurance agents are tuking re of tho that was carried of burning buildings. A. P. Slnger's place otul loss. Fifty persons were detailed tho fire v under dolng further was ON, Jan. 2 morning of the Willa Fire out | for ' and broke in a all room | facture portion of the hotel | toor pled old Mutual of Hastings s L | Mutual of i in were urance husy ru The the lar hall lo iction. stock out room and 1tk it it men and the ned. All, however, 1 fot Am them Crumpacker of Indiana of We Rob Wl of whom Mr for | e the | and mme- | the will luding i v is a i to watch aft trol it was con FAYHE Roi and keep it from dam [t were 'BIG SLEEPING CAR TRUST va ik to Buy resentative Dovener ' wife and Representati 1 wife lernhiit Out Jisiana with been o hatle CHIC AGO, The Chronicle will rumored that ihe erbilt railroad syn out the Pullman far as comy 1. the syndicate the | ot the Pullman com negotlations for ping car concern ned, but deal is on ntrols ratlrond Morgan planning and pri t intere far thie any pos Vi ar is B nies ) until almos ome t it been neg ting irchase of 1 th 18 the pre ) that the rh u the United M v York Iwankee H Puliman,” bs Kly rallied,