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Hundred Persons Fall Through
Roof of Glass Worc3
EIGHTY TWO ARE INJURED
JUlniilili it Victim Itoint In Im iincci In
Mtlit nf TIiiiiimiiiiIi Ill WiitililliK
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San rmnrlsio Nov JO riilrliHMi
emiH wtio kilhtl niul Sli badly Injured
llV tllC tOllllllSl Of till1 IMOt of tho Ill-
ollie kIiins works on Klltuunth HtriiM
yesterday whU It wits crowded with
men and hoys wiiUhinf tt football
tliiiu on the lieid adjoining
Ahout 100 persons fell Through tho
roof upon tlie xTiwl furiiuees and
yltiKS vats heluw All were horridly
burned and it is feared that in addi
tion to the lit deaths already reported
there will he several more
The dead William Valencia George
Kxtell Kdwin Khthaveii M Vuiidltflnu
J A Mulroony Thomas 1 Klppon
V H llaehfelt Talleyrand Harnwell
Carroll Harold Krank New by and
four bodies unidentified
The most seriously Injured are
John NroiiKh Film Clarity it i Uss
lniui William Ilansch ieou ierard
Clarence Utirns 1 Krechler lohn
Colonel Vorrk
London Nov 30 A dispatch to n
nows agency from Peking says that
Colonel Torek In command of tho
German column is lying at the point
of death at a village between Caiagan
and Peking Ills illness was caused
by Inhaling fumes from a stove In his
bedroom Field Marshal Count von
Muldersee will bring In Yorcks col
num
Will Ho lublluly llulieurteil
Tien Tain Nov 30 Tung Wen
Iluun ji provluclul treasurer of CtJLJ
who was sentenced to death by the
I international military tribunal at tao
Ins l u Is being brought here to he
beheaded by the city govern
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EXf LOSION KILLS TWO
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lit lliiiiitiirt Diiiiulliliiil
Davenport la Nov itn As a result
of a boiler explosion hero last night
In the plant of the ilucose Sugar He
lming company two men were killed
and live seriotwly Injured Tlu holler
hotiM was tleinollslied by the force of
the explosion and part of the englno
room wiecked
The dead licuot Coleman eugl
Iccr I 1 Cook machinist
The Injured lohn Peters Charles
Peters Vlitor Kliferl Joel Wohl
Charles illiltersteh
The noUe of the explosion could lm
heard all over Davenport llre broke
out and all the city department was
engaged in lighting the lire The chums
Is unknown The loss Is perhaps
OOt ami Is partly Insured
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BY A FOOTPAD
1 Inter Klllml mill UN Wife utility
Woimiliil lit lliiillnutoii
Hurllngton la Nov ill W 11 Iln
ter of Cedar Ituplds accoinpanled by
his wife while on his way to the depot
last night to leave for home after
spending Thanksgiving with relatives
Doyle Fred ltewinkle Ceorge C Mil J is - 1 hy a footpad and
ler Arthur Otseu George llener Fred
llartinan lolin Houstr Theodore Ma
ker George Polio IM lionise lames
Iowen Carroll Palmer Albert Gerl
George Campbell Albert I oiix Cicorge
on resisting Mr 1 Inter was shot and
killed Mrs I inter ran lint was shot
in t lie back and Is now at the hospital
dying TMfo assassin escaped
A man was captured at PatUrsoii
Morshat Willnni Conway W Grant i miles smith of here early tills
Otto ltermeister I morning who gave his name as George
Two hundred men and hoys had gath l Anderson He practically con tossed
crcd on the sheet Iron roof of the glass to shooting the I inters
works to obtain a free view of the an 1
mini football game between Stanford
ii nil the University of California
About 120 minutes after the same hail
commenced there was a crash plainly
fiudiblo from the football grounds and
portion of the crowd on the roof went
down
The tires in tho furnaces had been
Started for the first time yesterday and
the vats were full of liquid glass It
was upon these that the victims fell
Some wore killed instantly and others
were slowly roasted to death The
few who missed the furnaces or rolled
otf together with the workmen in the
plnss works saved the lives of many
who lay unconscious hy pulling them
nway from their horrible resting
places The police and tire department
were soon at hand and every patrol
wagon nnd ambulance in the city was
puinmoned They were not enough
nnd express wagons and private car
riages were pressed Into service to
carry off the dead and wounded Many
of tho injured were unconscious while
others were hurried shrieking with
agony to the hospitals The Southern
Pacific railway hospital was only two
blocks away and was quickly tilled
About -10 wounded were taken there
Others were sent to St Lukes hos
pital and the city receiving hospital
to private residences and other places
At the hospitals there was soon a
shortage of surgeons and some of the
wounded hail to wait until help came
The roof of the glass works was not
i200 feet nway from the football field
but the 20000 people watching the
game were too interested In the game
to notice what had occurred It was
only when the ushers went through
the vast crowd calling for doctors that
It became known there had been an
accident
IliiMHiii rriiindly to China
London Nov iiO Dr Morrison wir
ing to the Times from Peking yester
day says M de Giers who had pre
viously assented to all the terms of
the conjoint note including the death
penalty clause has now intimated to
the Chinese envoys that Russia ever
actuated by a sincere friendship for
China will insist either upon the re
vision of the deatli penalty clause sub
stituting u provision that the guilty
Khali be punished by the Chinese in a
manner acceptable to tho powers or
that the terms of the note shall not
be irrevocable but may be modified by
negotiations with tho Chinese envoys
Russia has thus again proclaimed how
farcical Is the so culled concert The
Chinese envoys are kept well Informed
regarding the discussions and dis
putes of the ministers at their meet
ings
Trains Collide lit Hiirlein Mo
Kansas City Nov at Two Burling
ton passenger trains collided head on
In u fog at Harlem Mo across the
river from here yesterday C D
Boyd tourist agent of tho Burlington
route was slightly injured being
thrown across the car and Milton
Nichols a brakeiuan was cut ami
bruised The engines wcro locked to
gether and badly damaged None of
tho curs left tho track
POPES END IS NEAR
lutliir liirnuiliK of Alimtiiiil ICrporta
That lpon Kiciint Vi it Ho IuuuU
Iio Xlll Full lilt 1nit
Montreal Nov 0 -The Ilev Father
Lacombe who returned from Home a
short time ago is in the city on his
way to his mission Held In thu Cana
dian northwest When told by a re
porter that alarming news hail been
received from Home regarding the
popes condition Father Lacombe said
Yes the end is very near The
holy fathers health was very poor
when I saw lilm a few weeks ago lie
appealed thin and emaciated and his
voice had a hollow ring He was very
feeble so feeble that he could not
move about without assistance
Good Governniiiit Convention ii Iile
Pittsburg Nov 30 Through the in
nppropriateness of the date and the
failure of expected speakers to attend
the fourth annual convention of the
National Good Government league was
brought to a close last night Major
George A Hilton president of tic
league at the meeting last night an
nounced that Thanksgiving was too
much of a counter attraction that tho
league had been disappointed in the
attendance and in tho responses of
those men who had been invited to
speak and that all scheduled meetings
were therefore called off
Cliilntla iih nnd lleiitheni at War
Victoria Nov 30 Christians anl
heathen natives are now at war on tho
Island of Fromnngii In tho New
Hebrides group So far four Chris
tians and one heathen have been killed
and tho Christians who are in the
minority were besieged when Mission
ary D C Robertson arrived nt Sydney
Kiniillpoic Scare In Now York
New York Nov 30 A smallpox
scare which lirst came to the public
notice yesterday when two cases of
that disease were reported to tho West
Sixty eighth street station by the
board of health lias spread until there
are now 24 known cases
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
The Bolivian congress in secret ses
sion Thursday rejected the Chilean
proposals
Professor B A Hinsdale of tho Uni
versity of Michigan died In Atlanta
Thursday
Preston Tood 123 years of ago was
killed Thursday while taking part in
u football game at Kensington Ills
Thomas Wldte a footpad was shot
In tho head at Minneapolis Thursday
night by Police Sergeant Moussou
whom ho hud tried to kill
Charles Harris and P I Batson were
killed and four others seriously Injured
at Grannis Ark hy the explosion of
Ellis Shorts planing mill boiler
The roumliiH of tho late Captain G W
Wilson commissioner of Internal rev
enue were hurlod ut Hamilton O
Thursday under Masonic auspices
More than -100 Americans
were pres
ent at the Hotel Cecil at the Thanks
giving dinner given under the auspices
of the American society lu London
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Knapp pio
neers living two and one half miles
west of Castle Rock Wash were
killed by an unknown assassin The
murderer used a shotgun tiring
through tho window
Secretary Charles P Martin of the
National Live Stock association has is
sued thu call for the fourth annual
convention of the National Live Stock
association to meet In Assembly hall
In Suit Luke on Jan 10
NORFOLK NKBllASKA FRIDAY NOVMMRKR Ml
v iiumtiiv wim Mr M inrei
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Infn hi It H Hllllr I l1 emalu at Cologne
UllLIII UlU Ml IILtllUIILU m Sunday ami i st im Monda he
I Will git In MU li Imii and theiue In
beWCtSllorn Disaster niul I IhrlUi win re he eptH to mi he
-- r I Tuestlay morning
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110EBRTS REPORTS REVERSE
Ioiii llmnlied Itilliili Trunin mill Two
Oiiiih n -tilled hi lliitit CiikIMi Col
umn I iitler Ivihiv Mnliet ii Im eeil Mm rh
limit llnlillne sluing IimIIIiiim
London Nov 30 Lord Huberts ca
hls Ii oni lohniiucshurg under date
of No LS The Hewolsdorp garri
son of two gtins of the Sixty eighth
Held battery with detachments of the
Gloucestershire regiment the High
land light infantry and Irish rliles mo
In all surrendered at i30 p in Nov
120 Our losses were L men killed and
112 wounded Including Major Hansen
and Captain Hlgby The enemy Is
said to be JriOO strong Four hundred
men were dispatched from Kdenburg
to relieve Dcwelsdorp but they did
not siiciecd In reaching there in time
Knox joined tills force and found De
wetsdorp cMicuated Seventy live sick
ami wounded had been left there
Knox pursued and Is reported to have
successfully engaged Steyn and Dewet
near aalbank Nov 127 They retired
west and southwest Knoxs messen
ger failed to get through so 1 have no
details
Lord Roberts also reports that vari
ous columns found the Boers holding
strong positions lu the vicinity of llar
rismith Phlllipopotis both in the
Orange River Colony and oilier wide
ly separated points The lighting how
ever was of little importance
The disaster at Hcwctsdorp has sent
a thrill of alarm through Great Brit
ain The censorship continues mi
strict that there is no hope of arriving
at a clear ciiiccptlon of the nctual po
sition of alfairs In South Africa For
Instant e Independent accounts of the
subsequent proceedings and the recap
ture of Dcwctsdorp give ample details
not omitting to announce the capture
of two Boer wagons and a quantity of
loot but there is not the slightest men
tion or the surrender of -100 British
troops and vo guns which were not
even tliMihled inasmuch as the Boers
were able to uso them against the Brit
ish relief forces The ubiquitous De
wet seems again to have gotten away
ami so far there Is no news that the
captured British have been libcratci
Taking into consideration the enig
matical military situation north of the
Orange river the smoldering rebellion
in Cape Colony the rumors that
France lias promised Mr Kruger to
press arbitration on Hnglaud if lie is
able to obtain the support of Ger
many and that Lord Kitchener afhr
all Is not U be given the chief com
mand in South Africa the British gov
ernment will meet the new parliament
next week at an exceedingly inoppor
tune moment
No attempt Is made to conceal the
extreme irritation felt at the adoption
of u vote of sympathy with Mr Kru
ger by the French chamber of deputies
The inorniiir papers aro unanimous in
declaring that no intervention of any
kind will be allowed to change Brit
ish policy
KrcoiiTH Home Loot
Cape Town Nov 30 General Knox
hy a rapid inarch of 12J miles suc
ceeded in getting in front of General
Dewet placing hlnnclf between the
Boers ami the Orange river Dewet
is now believed to be going westward
to join Hertog at Boomplantze
Cohwjel Pllcher had n smart skir
mish Tuesday Nov 127 with part of
tienernl Dewets command which was
convoying loot enptured at I Jewels
dorp The Borrs retreated abandon
ing a portlt n of the loot and a large
number of horses Former President
Steyn and Dewet were In cloi e prox
imity to the scene of the lighting but
they eluded the British
Seventy Boer womon and children
whose husbands and fathers are still
lighting have been deported to Pleter
murltburg Natal
ltiltlHli Adopt Jtoer Tart lex
Orange River Nov 30 The Ilerzog
coummtindo 500 strong holding a
splendid position on a range of precip
itous kopjes near tlie village of Luch
off completely barring tlie Britishud
vance attacked Colonel Henry Hamil
ton Settles column Tuesduy morning
After five hours hard fighting tlie
Boers were expelled from the position
losing heavily The British losses
wero small owing to tho fact that tho
British adopted Boer methods of tak
ing cover Colonel Settle occupied
Luehoff Wednesday and learned that
800 horses hnd passed through Tues
day for Dewet who is reported to be
In tho neighborhood Tlie Boor com
mander openly boasted in the village
of having shot 1200 natives for sympa
thizing with the British
Ilfleetli Infantry for Minilln
Tien Tsli Nov 30 The Fifteenth
United States infantry lias departed
for Tong Ku where It will be em
barked for Manila The cold
weather is driving tlie hostile natives
Into outlying villages where there is
much resth ssness Scoiitng parties
constantly report sniping along the Pe
king road and on remote trails but he
vere reprisals are lessening it
leiutle lUlunil Sympathy to Ifi ugnr
Paris Nov 50 The chamber of dep
uties yesterday uiiuujuiously adopted
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REBELS HOLD THE INTERIOR
ililniiililiiii liuei ininiil MiildiigSliiM WoiU
Sliiii e cltm lu limit i ier I Inn
tiuiiyiuiuil o 30 News of rebel
actUltv on the Im illc coilst of ohnu
bin no pcrmltlcil lo pass over I lie
wires conl rolled by I he goveifiuncni
has been received
Although driven from pimltlntis com
mumllug he pml of Itiicun Veuluta
hy the expedition brought Ilom Pan
ama on the steamer Taboga the Lib
ffnl forces are npcnitiig in the in
UMiorcasi of that city They hold the
road to Call which is now besieged In
1 a strong Insurgent force and must soon
surietider unless ielieed
I Reports of the lighting at lliieua
Ventura show that the port had been
closely blockaded hy the Galtan and
J the Salinas for three weeks when Hie
Tahoga expedition arrived The Tit
boga which Hew the British llag dur
ing the action was equipped with ar
tlllery II was reinforced by the gun
boats Boyaca and Darlen which had
been held in the harbor by the block
ade ami these so vigorously bom
barded the positions on Points Ihran
and Sohlailo that the rebels retired
Into the Interior An advance by the
garrison resulted In the capture of
Generals Salamanca and llovas who
fought to the last Three guns were
also captured The Tahoga took to the
port a cargo of arms ammunition and
provisions The artillery It carried
will he mounted for the defense of
the port
WILSONS REPORT
Opirul lent nl t lie leiui Intent r
tllie Hut Iiik Hi IiikI Vein teeil
Wlieiil Ilont ItllNtlu
Washington Nov 30 The annual
report of Secretary Wilson of the agri
cultural department made public to
day begins wltli a complimentary ref
erence to the work of his predecessors
which lias brought the department to
its present state of clllciency
The work of preparing serum for
treating hog cholera and expcriinenls
In treatment therewith are continued
with results which while they do not
Justify definite conclusions as yet are
sufficiently encouraging to Justify con
tinned experimenirs including some on
entirely new lines Over 1000000
doses of black leg vaccine have been
distributed during the year Summar
ized reports of 12000 cattle owners tes
tify to its efficiency
National legislation on the subject
of food adulterations is urged as es
sential to supplement the work done
by the several states Very little
horse meal secerns to be sold In the
United States whether under Its own
name or any other name
Secretary Wilson cites the Introduc
tion of wheals from Russia Hungary
and Austria greatly eve ceding in
yield our present varieties
There Is mui li Inquiry regarding bet
ter roads and better methods of build
ing them and much work has been
done in tlie past year in building roads
Killed by lealniM IIiihIiuiiiI
Chicago Nov ito Mrs F A Hud
son was murdered yesterday by her
husband who then attempted suicide
Tlie Hutlsous lived at the Vlckery ho
tel ami the crime was committed in
their room Hudson was Insanely
Jealous of his wife After indicting
three bullet wounds any one of which
would have caused death he crushed
tlie lifeless womans skull with a ham
mer and then tired two shots Into Ids
own head The shots failed to kill
and lie tried to crush his skull with
the butt of his revolver In a desper
ate struggle he was overpowered by
attaches of the hotel He will re
cover
Negro Handy With lilt Oiin
Jacksonville FIa Nov 30 Police
mail Henry Haley and Chandler
Brooks colored were shot tlead by
John Baxter a young negro Two
negroes were fighting when the officer
arrested one of them the other escap
ing Willie Haley was waiting for the
patrol wagon Baxter and a number of
other negroes demanded that the offi
cer release the prisoner Words en
sued ami Baxter shot Haley Brooks
an Inoffensive negro rushed to Haleys
assistance and was shot down by Bax
ter Kx Policeniiin Tucker also re
ceived a severe wound Baxter was
captured
Uelleveii It Win Murder
Morgantown Va Nov 30 State
Mine Inspector lames W Paul of West
Virginia says tlie recent mine tlisaster
at Berry villi in which II lives were
Inst was the result of a conspiracy to
kill the foreman of the mine The
conspirators after lighting tlie fust
stood at the entrance of the mine hut
the force of tlie explosion was greater
than they expected and they were also
killed
Vet Uet May Snrreeil WINon
Louisville Ky Nov 30 Perry S
Heath secretary of the Republican na
tional committee who was in Louis
vlllu yesterday said he would not bo
surprised if President McKlnley ten
dered to Hon John W Yerkes of Dan
ville the internal revenue commission
ership made vacant by the death of
Mr Wilson
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The Man Who Couldnt Take a Hint
When he saw a load jackass lay back his ears got the pin
vorhlnl lib K and the man who dont lake the hint when we say
h lumber now Is going to get lull Iifccs at titir ynrtl urn
at the bottom Next change will ho upward Thai new barn
youve been llgiuing on so long wont comI a cent mute right
now than utter wluli lts talk it over
L C MITTELSTADT
NORFOLKS LUMBERMAN
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