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Shaft No i at Diamondville is
Burning
SEVENTY MEN ENTOMBED
Many Arn Thought to llavn Lout Tlirlr
Lives In tho Flniiir All KfTorts at Um
cue IIv Thin Fur FuUnd Property
I Iots Will Hench ICtiormmis Figure
Kctunicrcr Wy Fob U A disas
trous llro In thu LMnmoitdvlllo coal
mine No 1 lute lust evening wus nt
tended with serloiH loss of life and
great destruetlon of property There
were 70 miners nud 13 horses en
tombed but one miruuulous escape wus
made however by lohu Anderson
who wus working near the mouth of
the level With some dlllleulty he
reached the mulu lend and by throw
ing a heavy overcoat over his head
nnd shoulders he pushed his way
through the flames and reached the
ntnln lend completely exhausted und
terribly burned but will recover Ho
was taken out by friends
All efforts to rescue those further
buck have fulled as the Humes drove
the rescuers buck That all have per
ished Is without question The scenes
around the mine were heart rending
Mothers wives and sweethearts weep
ing and tearing their hair In terrible
agony nnd all effort to calm them
proved of no avail The loss of prop
erty will reach an enormous Uguro and
as the officials are very reticent the
amount and names of those Imprisoned
are unobtainable at a lute hour Tho
cause of the fire Is at present unknown
The mine has been plugged at tho sixth
level about two miles from the mouth
FLOOD CONFRONTS DEWET
Bains Italsa Orange Itlver Fire Feet In
Night
Do Aar Cape Colony Feb 20 Gen
eral Dewet accompanied by Mr
Steyn recrossed the railroad north of
Krauskuil and south of Orange river
6tation yesterday The Orange river
rose live feet last evening A heavy
rain Is still fulling and It Is believed
to bo impossible for the Boers to cross
the stream They are being closely
followed by Colonel Thornycroft Sev
eral other columns ure converging on
General Dewet
It is reported that Commandant
General Ilotha with 2000 Boers has
broken awuy from General Frenchs
pursuit in the direction of Koomatl
poort
The Boers are attacking the village
of Richmond in the central part of
Cape Colony and reinforcements have
been dispatched from Hanover road
I PUNY REPUBLICS CLASH
Farty of Haytlon Attacked by a Number
of Dominicans on Frontier
Cape Haytien Hayti Feb 2C A
skirmish has taken place between
Haytlens nnd Dominicans at Phlto
bert on the northern frontier A
party of Haytlens was suddenly at
tacked by a number of Dominicans
The Haytien consul ut Dajoban sought
refuge at Ouanuminthe Hayti about
five miles from the frontier The
Dominican consul at Cape Haytien has
received orders from his government
to repair Immediately to the scene of
the disturbance and endeavor to put
an end to the fighting and cause the
Haytien consulate at Dajoban to bo
respected
Semis Satisfactory Edict
Washington Feb 23 Mr Conger
lias cabled the state department from
Peking under date of Feb 23 as fol
lows Satisfactory edict In answer
to punishment demands has been re
ceived
From this statement the department
assumes that the punishments are to
be administered substantially as stated
In Mr Congers cablegram received
on the 21st instant The minister
has not yet Informed the state depart
ment of the into he has selected for
bis departure from Peking for home
Mrs Seeley Released on IJond
Kansas City Feb 20 MrsCatherlna
Beeley who shot und slightly wounded
her former hsband W A Seeley at
his home In this city two weeks ago
wus released from the county Jail yes
terday on a 750 bond Accompanying
the bond was a promise from Miss Ida
Seeley daughter of Mrs Seeley that
Bhe would take her mother to Chicago
care for her there nnd have her In Kan
sas City on the duy set for the trial
March 25
More Missionaries Murdered
Shanghai Feb 20 Prince Tuan
Frlnce Chwang Lu and General Tung
Fu Hslang are still taking refuge at
King Hal Fu province of Kan Su
Two native Christians from Kul Hua
Cheng In the northern part of the
province of Shan SI report the mas
acre of 20 male and female mission
arles and nine children who have been
missing since October
No Decorations at Cronberr
London Feb 20 The special dis
patches from Cronborg say that
neither Cronberg nor Ilomborg showed
tiny decorations whatever to mark the
presence of King Edward and that not
even flags were displayed One corre
spondent says It was remarked that
a large number of detectives from
and Berlin were
present
Americans Had No Casualties
Manila Fob 20 Lieuteuant West
with a detachment of the crow of the
gunboat Luguna da Bay attacked 200
insurgents under Cabellos near Cavln
ta province of Laguna de Bay After
it hard fight of 40 minutes tho Insur
gents were dispersed losing six killed
and 14 captured A detachment of
the Forty seventh volunteers
uVthihMiiiM
eroil n body of Insui Rwt In tho provl
tnee of Albay killing 18 and
intently another body killing nine
The Amciljuu had no casualties
SUIT OVER jCHURCH ROW
UeriuniK of Wrtittor City Mnkn Arnliblsh
op Kenun Dcronitniit In Ce
Dubiuiue Feb St Archbishop
K iii tie Is a defendant In a suit for
22I5 growing out of a church quar
rel nt Webster City When a new
church was erected at that place a
year ngo and during the lifetime of
Archbishop Hennessey tho German
members of tho congregation claim to
have subscribed the amount men
tioned with the express understanding
that they were to have u German
priest as soon as the church was com
pleted There are no records of the
promise and as Archbishop Hennes
sey Is dead the present archbishop
knows nothing about tho claims made
The stilt has been begun to recover the
amount of the subscription
OFFER OF ARBITRATION
Vloe Glinlruimi Inyiio of the National Com
mittee Tender Ills Service te Ne
braska Hvpiilillritiis
Lincoln Feb 25 While the hotel
corridors and lobbies are deserted and
most of the members of the legislature
nwuy on visits to their homes there
Is still a sulllclent number of senator
lul cuudlilutes and strategists on the
ground preparatory to tho resumption
of the maneuvers on tho senatorial but
tlelleld The approach of March 4
when the seat of Senator Thurston
becomes vacant naturally Intensities
the nnxloty on tho part of Republicans
to end the deadlock by the nomination
and election of two senators How
that Is to be done under existing condi
tions Is the puzzle It Is recognized on
all hands that no choice can be mndc
in the caucus unless some of the can
didates give way voluntarily or nro
forced off the track Nothing may be
expected in tills direction unless the j
members themselves get together nnd
concentrate upon two men Although
riltnM f
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lih itfjiuijui uii iiuillrt lis lu ll ruu riiu
tonight It Is not expected that a suf
ficient number of members will bo In
attendance before Tuesday night
In the meantime speculation Is rife
as to tho probable effect of tho offer
of arbitration on the part of Vice
Chairman Payne of the nntlonal com
mittee who has addressed himself by
letter to Speaker Sears and Senator
Steele president pro tern of the senate
Ii aps From Swift Train
Grlnnell la Feb 25 Harry
Vaughn an 18-year-old boy from New
ton while attempting to jump from a
moving train here last night received
such Injuries that ho will die Vaughn
and a number of companions were beat
ing their way up from Newton They
wished to leave the train before they
arrived at the depot and Vaughn made
the attempt at the foot of Broad street
His companions sny that he struck the
switch stand He wus horribly muti
lated and mnngled
Senator In Conference on Cuba
Washington Feb 25 There have
been several conferences of senators
looking to an amicable understanding
on the Cuban question so that an extra
session may be avoided As a result
it is probable that an amendment
dealing with our relations with Cuba
will be presented In the senate today
when the army appropriation bill is
taken up
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Henry Robinson colored known as
the wild man from Borneo died
Saturday at Maysville Ky
Slavln and Devlne have signed arti
cles for a 10 round tight for the cham
pionship of the Yukon and a side bet
of 500 on March 5
Brigadier General Theodore Schwan
has been placed on the retired list
on his own application under the 40
pears service clause
Dr G II Farnara president of the
Anti Saloon league nt Napa Cal was
arrested Saturday for emulating Mrs
Nation by smashing the fixtures in a
saloon
Frank Boldon injured in Thursdays
railroad wreck at Bushings Siding
near Bordentown N J died Snturdny
This brings the number of dead up to
13 eight of whom have been Identified
The Manitoba full court Saturduy
killed Hugh John MucDonulds pro
hibition luw finding It unconstitu
tional In almost every point Tho law
covered the entire province of Mani
toba
Colonel Robert Pollock U S A re
tired died Sunday at Cornelius Or
In his 82d year Ho was a veteran of
the Mexican and civil wars and had
engaged In many Iudlau campaigns
in the west
Mrs Rose Wurser a widow In a fit
of Insanity drowned her six children
aged from 4 to 12 years In a well at
Unlontown Wash Sunday Mrs
Wurser was found alive In the well
with her six murdered children
The oxecutlve council of tho Ameri
can Federutlon of Labor approved a
letter submited by President Gompers
and addressed to the worklngmen of
Porto Rico having In view their organ
ization and affiliation with the work
ers of the United States
lindens Opera house nt Columbia
Mo was destroyed by fire Saturday
The fire was caused by a defective fur
nace aud started while a raatlneo per
formance wus In progress The audi
ence was largely composed of children
hut all escaped Injury Tho loss Is
00000 Insurance 10000
Thloves entered the Slovak Roman
Catholic church of St John the
Evangelist In Now Haven Pa and
stole all tho sacred vessels and figures
Many beautiful golden linages of
Saints were stolen Tho thief also
wrenched the figures of Christ off two
bony crucifixes and took them
THE NORFOLK NEWS VIUDAY MARCH 1 iflOl
II
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Douglas County Delegation Re
fuses to Participate
ROSEWATERS STATEMENT
KipUIn Action n Hanoi on Allpgml Ic
larntlon Mado by Hume TIiimiiioii Men
That They Would Not Nuppoit Hut
water If Nominated
Lincoln Feb 28 night more mem
bers of the legislature making 15 lu
all deserted the Republican setiutorlul
caucus when It met lust night The
eight new absentees comprise the en
tire Republican delegation from Doug
las county They nro supporters of
Kdwiird Roscwiiter for long term sen
ator As Justification of their action
the following statement wus given out
by Rosewatcr
The Douglas county delegation did
not attend the caucus Inst night They
remained away as a protest against
the action of two of the 1 10 Thomp
son men In the caucus Tuesday tilglit
declaring openly that they would not
be bound by its net Ion should It re
sult lu the nomination of Mr Uujc
water
Three ballots were taken the cau
cus adjourning shortly before mid
night The third resulted Thompson
IIS Mclklejohn 22 Rosewatcr 1 Cur
rle HI Hlnshaw 4 Crounse 5 Har
lan 4 Young 1 Smlthberger 2
There were more changes than usual
In Joint senatorial ballot Wednesday
Cain made good his accession to
Thompson In the caucus by voting for
him lu the open Mclklejohn got
back Mendonhall and Van Rosklrk
who had been with him before while
Crounse gained Kdgar from Currle
and Johnson from Mclklejohn Tweed
went back to Hlnshaw from Wether
eld his plnce being taken by MIskell
who has been voting mostly for Rose
water lOvims went from Morlan to
Hnlner The totals
Alleu 4J Ktnkntd 1
llorge T Mm t In ft
Cioiiuso 8 Millilejolin t
Currlu 11 MclPiilfe
Dietrich liMorlnn U
II ii ri in t ton r lliiMcwiilcr 11
Hnlner 3 Tlmuipson D 13
Litirliin J IlioiiipHou W II 11
IIIU hciMk 4 WVtliurcld 4
lllnsliuw Ill
SOUTH DAKOTA CLEANS UP
Wipe Oil It Ioghllltlw Slatu a Lot ofLll
lliilxhed IliiHlnca
Pierre S 1 Feb 28 Only two
new bills were presented In tho house
yesterday they being a valued policy
insurance hill aud one declaring ex
press companies to be common carriers
and placing them under control of the
railroad commission Not a bill of any
kind was passed Tho whole day was
put In at house cleaning and getting
old matters off hands
Senate took up bills on final pnssage
and passed every measure which came
to a vote They passed senate bills
legalizing the incorporation of Flic
ton granting to cities of third class
power to bond for waterworks limit
ing time for beginning action on bonds
or warrants to six years and empow
ering cities to maintain lighting plants
Kallnmil to lie Kxtrnded
Dos Moines Feb 28 Iowa people
have learned from reliable sources
that during the present year the Bur
lington Cedar Rapids and Northern
railroad which Is closely allied with
the Rock Island will build a new line
ncross South Dakota from Sioux Falls
It is the present plan of the Rock Isl
and to run through trains from Des
Moines Into Sioux Falls over the new
Gowrle line and tho Codar Rapids line
by way of Sibley next spring and as
soon as the road Is built westward
from Sioux Falls to continue these
trains on through South Dakota to the
Black Hills and beyond
Denial of Alleged Interview
Washington Feb 28 An authorita
tive deninl is given at the White housu
to an alleged Interview with President
McKlnloy printed in the Manchester
Kuglaiui Guurdiun mid circulated In
this country The lnnguage attrib
uted to the president Is as follows
The thirst of Christendom for blood
must now be considered sufficiently
slaked after taking at least 100 lives
for every Christian slaughtered
Owl Curs for Omaha
Lincoln Feb 28 Tho house com
mittee on cities und towns will today
report favorably on tho Johnson hllM
to require street car companies of
Omaha to run one cur per hour over
each Hue form midnight to 0 a in
There was vigorous opposition to the
measure but the committee nftcr list
ening to arguments for both sides
decided to submit for consideration of
the whole house
Veterans Decline to March
Wnshlnton Feb 28 Veteran organ
izations of the civil and Spanish wars
have officially declined to participate
in the inaugural parado on March 4
The dissatisfaction of tho veterans
with the place assigned them In the
parade is responsible for this action
ropalltts Hold Full Term
Pierre 8 D Feb 28 The supreme
court yesterday handed down its de
cision in what Is known ns tho board
of charities case and holds that the
appointees of Lee hold for their full
terms
Starts Fire In Ills Own Call
Clinton In Feb 28 A tramp sup
posed to bo Daniel Illley set lire to
his bedding In jail at Maquokcta and
was burned to death The court house
had a narrow escape from destruction
To Talk on Appomattox Dajr
Dea Moines Feb 27 The Hamilton
club of Ohlcugo has Invited Major E
II Conger United States minister Jo
China to address tho club ou April
0 Appomattox day A dispatch from
Washington states that Minister Con
ger will probably arrive lu Des MoIium
April 20 or thereabouts
MAN HUNTJN INDIANA
route Scouring the Country for lie Negro
Assailant of Ida Iliiklestrln
Torre Haute I ml Feb 21 Ida
Fliiklestelu aged 20 a school teacher
while walking through a lonely strip
of woods yesterday on the way from
the school house was assaulted by an
unknown negro who shot her In lite
back of the head nud cut her lliroac
souilttg th windpipe
After the assault had hern commit
ted Miss Fluklcstciu ran for u half
mile ot a farm house with the blood
streaming from her wounds aud fell
iiucouscloiis on the doorsteps She
lied at 11 oclock Olllcii s and men
who have a fairly good description of
tin nejro are scouring the country east
of the city with revolvers nnd shot
guns
STILL NO CHOICE
Nnlniiliu Senatorial Deadlock Unbroken
Muiiihnrn Kilaln Their Iotlllnii
One of the Hotter Returns
Lincoln Feb 27 The Republican
senatorial caucus was In session until
nearly midnight last night but only
two ballots were taken Much of the
time was occunlcd In sneeclies a mini
her of members explaining their po
sitions Representative Broderlck
one of the eight bolters re entered the
caucus lie made an extended speech
Justifying his course Tho second bal
lot resulted Thompson nil
Inllll t Clirrli Il Vonnuo It- ltiuin
water 11 Martin 5 Hlnshaw 8 Kin-
kiild 2 Harlan 2 Wethercld 2 Diet
rich 1
Only a few changes were recorded on
joint senatorial ballot Tuesday Martin
made good his promise to go to Thomp
son who also gained Frledrlch Four
of Molklojohns followers gave their
votes to his campaign mannger Frank
Wethereld reducing the votes of Mar
tin Hlnshaw and Klnkald while n
few new bouiiupts were thrown to per
sonal friends The totals
Alle I7 II lli hn w U
Ili rg 7 Klnkiild 2
CromixL H Mm tin fi
Clinic II MclMeJnlm il
DorrltiKtoi l ttunevnter IS
Iliirlim 2 Tlinmpmiii 1 II 17
Harrington 5 Thompson V II II
Ilnlncr 4 Witlieruld 4
llltchcoclc 2 Young 1
EDUCATORSJN CONFERENCE
Superintendent IINciik
Training thu lrlnelml Topic
Chicago Feb 27 Prominent edu
cators from all parts of the Pnlted
Slates are here attending the annual
convention of college and school su
perintendents of the National Filuca
tlonul association which opened yes
terday at Inlverslty hull lu the Fine
Aits building
There will he n contest between At
lanta and New Orleans for tho next
meeting of the department The placo
will not bo decided on until Thursday
At each annual meeting of the de
partment some one subject Is usually
emphasized nnd tills year It will be
Manual Training The fact that
It Is one being generally Introduced
lu schools makes It one or Interest
There are numerous papers and dis
cussions on the subject
A heavy blow was dealt the pro
posed system of phonetic spelling
when the department of superintend
ence refused by a vote of 105 to 77
to nllow the question to he taken Into
cnslderatlon by a committee of the
best known educators In the country
A heated discussion preceded the
vote
Dies From Fright
Youngstowu O Feb 17 William
Kmmons died of fright at his homo
at Kansas He was a section man
aud got his foot caught in parallel
rails afew days slnco Heing unahlo
to brenk loose he fainted when a
train was a few yards off The train
stopped Ho was carried homo but
never regained consciousness
Appointed luilge In Ilillipplnrs
Washington Feb 27 L J Carlos
a prominent attorney of Peoria has
been appointed Judge of tho court of
first Instance In the Philippines Tho
salnry is 4500 to 5500 according to
assignment which Is directed by
Chairman Tuft of tho Philippine com
mission Mr Curios Is 33 years old
Saloon Smasher Cnnrlcted
Topeku Feb 27 Half Stark was
foundguiltylustnlght of helping smash
Murphys Joint on Feb 17 Stark nc
compunled Mrs Carrie Nation and tho
home defenders on their raid The
case will bo appealed to the supremo
court If sentence is paused by the
court
IIloiT to Fusion In Kansas
Topeka Feb 27 Senntor Pestanas
election bill which prevents fusion
passed the house yesterday nnd was
sent to tho governor for his signature
The bill prevents tho name of any
candldnte appearing on a ballot more
than once It is considered tho most
Important measure passed at this sea
Blon
Imprisonment fur Life
Fremont Neb Fob 27 Edward
Gardner was convicted nt midnight
last night of the murder of Herman
Zahn and was seuteuced to Imprison
ment for life
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Klnrator Men Win Out
Chicago Feb 17 Ileln forced by 200
additional signatures the petition of
tho board of trade brokers who
espoused the cause of the elevator
men was submitted to the directorate
yesterday and the amendment pro
hibiting elevator proprietors from own
ing or dealing In grain was tempo
rarily withdrawn The men opposing
the wurfare against the elevators be
lieve that the amendment Is killed
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