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Northfield Sinks in Collision
I With Steel Propeller
r
I
UQBOATS HURRY TO RESCUE
Water Instantly Filled With Struggling
Men andWomen ExcltomentAmong
Passengers Makes It Impossible to
Determine Loss of Life
Now York Juno 15 Tho woodon
ldewheoler NorthQold which has
boon In tho service of tho Staton 1st
and Ilallwn company for tho paat 30
groars was rammed last night by tho
atcel hulled propeller Mauch Chunk
used as a forry boat by tho Central
JRallroad of Now Jeraoy The collision
of way was the cause of the disaster
i UPSETS IN DRY DOCK
Transport Ingalls Turns Turtle In
Erie Basin
New York June 15 While the
United States transport Ingalls was In
the dry dock at the Erie basin South
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon where
che was about to undergo extensive
repairs she suddenly slipped from
It he blocks and capsized One man Is
known to have been killed and many
fnjured were about 240 carpenters
nachlnists and other laborers at work
on tho vessel and dock at the time It
is supposed that tho vessel was thrown
jfrom an even keel by tho shifting of
the blocks on which she rested caus
ing her to list to starboard driving
the shoring beams through the rotten
Avails of the old floating dry dock In
Which she was cradled Among the
machinists and other workmen who
were preparing her for a voyage to
Manila there were supposed to have
fceen about 30 Italian laborers In the
hold of the ship employed In shifting
her ballast While tho workmen were
trying to escape the dock Itself over
balanced by the weight of the ship
turned on its side and sank In 50 feet of
water A number of the men were
borne down Into the water and jammed
under and benoath the wreckage which
rose to the surface How many were
caught could not be learned Martin
Anderson a painter was caught under
the descending side of the ship and
killed outright Others were dragged
linf nf ffi wntisr hnrllv Inlnrari nr
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alf drowned and hurried to the hos
itals
Added to the horrors was the
alnty of tho fate of the men In the
essels hold Some managed to get to
he dock and leaped Into the water as
h vfsRpI win Rlnklncr hut It In fAnrod
that the majority were less fortunate
t Barn Burner Lynched
Y
mthens Ala June 17 George Har
ris a negro was banged by a mob In
lthe northern part of this Limestone
county last night Harris was sus
pected of burning the barn of the
farmer for whom he worked having
a grievance against a fellow farm
hand who had stock housed In the
barn destroyed
Y
1 Pingree Bears Up Well
London June 17 Dr Thomas Bar
low Bald that ex Governor Fingrees
condition was unchanged The com
plications from which Pingree suffered
yesterday continue but his strength
has not materially decreased He is
bearing up under the most trying con-
iUtlooa
and that tho amount of tho Indemnity-
and tho four par cent rate of Interest
woro almost ngrood upon tho only
hitch botng with regard to Japan
fwhlch country cannot borrow monoy
under flvo per cent It la tho doalro
of most of tho ministers to nrrango
thla satisfactorily aa It Is felt that
Japan deserrea special consideration
Tho probability la that additional
bonds will bo giren sufficient to covor
tho loss
Special Commissioner RockhllL on
bohalf of the Unltod States has agreed
to add flvo per cent to tho tariff pro
vided China would agroo to tho widen
LAST OF THE WHITECAP3
Sioux Falls Penitentiary Closes Upon a
Kingsbury County Farmer
Sioux Falls S D June 17 Tho con
cluding chapter in the now famous
Kingsbury county whltecap case wau
written when the doors of the Sioux
Falls penitentiary a day or two ago
closed upon a Kingsbury county farmor
named Page who was convicted at a
recent term of circuit court in that
county for being Implicated In tho
whltecap raid Last July a party of
men went to the home of Ncls Sands
and dragged him out of tho house
I After his assailants had beaten him
I with clubs they fastened a rope around
I his neck and attempted to hang him
I He was cut down before life was ex
tinct One of his ribs was broken
and he was otherwise Injured Early
in tho present year four of tho assail
ants were convicted of burglary for
their connection with the crime and
sentenced to terms of ten years each
in the Sioux Falls penitentiary where
they now are Page another of tho
party who has Just entered tho prison
will serve two years
UNVEIL STATUE OF BISMARCK
Emperor William Gives the Signal In
of the active houses and tho memorial
committee There was an imposing ar
ray of officers officials veterans asso
ciation students etc and an enormous
gathering of people
PRESIDENT CANNOT ATTEND
Declines Invitation to Black Hills Quarto-Centennial
Celebration
Washington Juno 17 Accompanied
by Commissioner Hermann of the gen
eral land office William S Warner of
the Black Hills Pioneer society called
at the White house Saturday and pre
sented to the president an invitation
to attend the quarto centennial of the
first settlement at Deadwood July 3
to 7
THE NORFOLK NEW8rFlll1AY JUNK 21 1901
mpan thinly htch j nnrnn n mnnm nnman
fannnt Dftppnul MnnV at
Four Per Hill 111 II Ills 11 1 111 1 1 II I I 1 f 1 1
Cent for China I
Poking Juno 17 Tho foreign mln 1
Istors say that although yesterday
mooting did not rosult la tho settlement
of matters still things aro working
most satisfactorily toward a conclusion
UUL IV UUIH IllVli UlllllVlli I
Pour Deadly Volley Into Camp
of Victorian Rifles
BNEMY CAPTURES TWO POMPOMS
British Havo Eighteen Killed and
Forty two Wounded Ono Hundred
and Fifty Taken Prisoners but Re
leasedKitchener Sends News
London Juno 17 Lord Kltchonor
has cabled from Pretoria undor yuator
daya dato aa follows Nuar Wei
mansrust 20 mllea south of Mlddlu
burg 250 Victorian mounted rlflos
from Qonoral Deastona column were
surprised In camp at Steonkoolsprult
Another Insurgent General In Luzon
Follows Aguinaldos Example
Manila Juno 17 Colonels Infant
and Gulvar representatives of General
Callles yesterday signed the name of
their principal to an agreement to Bur-
i render Under the terms of this agree
ment General Callles Is to assemble
I his men at Santa Cruz Laguna prov
ince as quickly as possible and there
surrender himself and his command to
the American authorities The exact
number of his force is uncertain but
there will probably be more than 500
I JUUU UI uutu UIOUIIUIBUU uiu July UU
The invitation was engrossed romanded the priSOner to the Tombs
tablet The
upon a gold president
declined with regrets
Knights of St John to Meet
Cincinnati June 17 Reports to the
local committees show that every sec
tion of the country will be represented
here at tho 23rd annual International
convention of the Knights of St John
June 24 to 27 The large delegations
will attend from Canada and the west
California Colorado and New Mexico
will send coramanderles to enter the
competitive drills for the worlds cham
pionship Over 125000 has been sub
scribed to the entertainment fund An
attendance of over 30000 knights and
their families is indicated from the
letters received
Rockefeller 8pendi Day In Worship
Chicago June 17 Sitting on tho
left of President Harper in the gradu
ate quadrangle tent John D Rocke
feller worshipped for Ave successive
hours yesterday in attending the di
vine services of convocation Sunday
In the decennial celebration of the
University of Chicago The session
of worship lasted from 8 a m until
nearly 1 oclock In the afternoon and
at its conclusion Mr Rockefeller was
almost exhausted and betook himself
to the quiet of Dr Harpers home to
rest and did not appear again during
the day
Convention of Zionists
Philadelphia June 17 The fourth
annual convention of the American
Federation of Zionists began here yes
terday with a larger attendance than
ever before In lta history Delegates
from every section of the country were
present The aim of Zionism as ex
plained by the speakers is to establish
In Palestine a legal home for the op
pressed and persecuted HebrewB of
Russia Roumanla and other European
countries
Indians Searching for Black Horn
Pendleton Ore June 17 Half a
dozen well mounted Umatilla Indians
are scouring the Blue mountains to
capture Black Horn of the Umatilla
reservation and a Yakima Indian who
tried to murder Brlsbow chief of the
Indian police
of Michigan Batangas Llnebarger of
Illinois Nueva Caceres Carson of Vir
ginia Hollo Bates of Vermont No
gros Norrls of Nebraska Cebu Car
lock of Illinois Znmboanga Ickls of
Iowa Jolo Whltsett of Mlsosurl
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
Third Trial of Dr Kennedy Ends With
out a Verdict
New York Juno 17 The Jury which
listened to the evidence
Samuel J Kennedy accused of tho
murder of Dolly Reynolds reported to
Judge Newburger yesterday that they
could not agree on a verdict Tho
Good News for War Department
Washington Juno 17 Officials of
tho war department are very well
pleased with the prospective surrender
of General Callles the Filipino insur
gent leader Advices received at the
department indicate that this would oc
cur soon Callles Is a man of consid
erable Influence and with his backing
menace to the efforts of the military
authorities to stamp out the rebolllon
In Luzon His capitulation there
fore Is regarded with much
rOWIE TELLS OF WEIRD PLOT
Zlon Overseer Says Chicago Physicians
Are Trying to Kidnap Him
Chicago Juno 17 John Alexander
Dowlo announcod at his mooting In
Zlon tabernaclo yostcrday that certain
physicians of this city furmod a plot
to kidnap hint lock him In a dutontlon
hospital and brat htm on tho head and
buck till ha should loso all his reason
lng powers and bocomo really Insane
Ho said thnt tho kidnaping might
take placo that night and iltor his
norrlcos ho called a special private
mooting of tho male motnboru of Zlon
to tako stops to help tho Zlon guard In
protecting him Ho also made throats
i against tho physicians thnt ho would
do to thorn an ho thought thoy woro
trying to do to him unless thoy nhall
let him alono nud stop calling him a
paranoiac
With all this Dowlo ropoatod conttn
unity his protonslons
Governor of Iowa Urges Him to
for President
Dos Moines Juno 17 Governor
Grirwtr mrlwuk n n tn n lino frnn if nt If
V-
name for tho prostdoncy I iM you
will encourago Its use I will be more
Minti trlifl in tilt t f Mm tiuaf rf rtiv tiltll
it will not bo over 75000000 bushels
this year Tho acrcago Is less than
usual Higher prices aro anticipated
The corn crop is In bettor condition
Crickets Become a Plague
Douglas Wyo Juno 17 Clouds of
crickets aro reported to be moving
eouth across the mountains north of
tho Larnmlo plnlns Tho pests ap
peared In the Big Horn country last
summer and destroyed tho range for
against Dr hundreds of miles Tho Insects aro
about an incli in length and covor tho
earth as with a carpet
Negro Laborer on the Jury
Eldorado Knn Juno 17 Ono of tho
Jurymen already accepted for tho trial
The final ballot stood four for con- of Jessie Morrison for tho murder of
vlptlnn and Pleht for nrnulttnl This Mrs Castle Is a negro laborer Tho
the first ono and will Introduce only
that evidonce bearing directly on tho
tragody itself
Baseball Scores Yesterday
National League St Louis 11
Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 0 Pittsburg
2 Chicago 4 New York 4 Western
iu - l u il ii - 1m oclock this m
they see in it another evidence of tho
general disintegration of the insurgent
forces
French Losses In Tonquln
Tacoma June 17 The steamship
Tacoma brings news from China that
tho French forces In Tonquln have lost
four officers and 17 soldiers in a fight
along the Tonquln frontier with mar
auding bands of Chinese aggregating
over 500 The Chinese forces include
1000 regulars who preferred robbery
to soldiering Many Chlneso women
were killed and they were driven into
Kwang Si province
Close of Y M C A Jubilee
Boston June 17 The work on be
half of the religious life of young men
the world over was told In words of
eloquence and forco from more thaf
100 pulpits In Boston yesterday for
this waa the great occasion and the
practical close of the International jub
ilee convention of the Young Mens
Christian association which has been
in session for nearly a week
Shoots Three Persons and Self
Roswell N U June 17 Arthur
Kline a well known stockman yester
day shot and killed his wife Beatrice
Kline dangerously wounded Marshal
Maddux and probably fatally wounded
the landlady with whom Mrs Kline
was living who attempted to Interfere
and then committed suicide Kline
crazed with jealousy his wlfo bar
iwas
lng deserted him
League St Paul 2 Omaha 3
of some hundreds of men has been a j neapolls 2 Des Moines 1 Denver 2
Kansas City 4
Boston Lumber Yard Burns
Boston Juno 17 C W Leatherbeos
tlon bv the authorities here who say lumber yard was burned about 1
morning There were be-
II 111 RHYS
Harrlman Adds the Milwaukee
to His Group
PUTS AN END TO RTE CUTTING
All Lines West of Chicago In a Mutual
Agreement for Pront Conference In
Chicago Practically Assures Comple
tion of Dig Deal
Chicago Juno 17 Tho Tribune
sayn That tho Harrlman comblno
has secured control of tho Chicago
Milwaukee nud tit Paul and that a J
composite ugruomont has boon tuado
l ffiit i ofitiinmiill V rt Itltnrjlllf A
V lUl V VWUM w w uauww
i been tho plan of Mr Morgan
lty Lot Iowa and tho nation rally to
The railroads Interested
you as never before Do not say no
Oats Crop is Poor
Des Moines Juno 17 Tho crrnln
nuai ui mc iciuuoios uunuiubi o 11 Americans WhO havo been ElVCn tno the cxtromo hot numuur tuuiius uu
veiled at midday in tho presence of the moat important circuits as follows
emperor and empress Prince Herbert Manila Klnkald of New Mexico and
Bismarck Count Von Buelow Prince Qdlln of New Hampshire Apparl
after a period of cold and wet weather
has caused trouble Last year tho
oats crop of Iowa amounted to 130000
Hohenlobe the ministers and members Blount of Georgia Dagupan Johnson u buBhels Grain men estimate that
furnish thn
woro taken Disturbance Six Expelled funds for tho completion of tho Mil-
Two Tnnkton S I Juno 17 Tho quiet waukco and St Paul trunufor
poms wore captured by tho enemy or tins years rouuno on uouogo 1 1 ill Tho mooting of tho woutorn offlclals
Full details havo not boon rocolved wns brokon last week by n numbor of with Mr Harrlman Is bellovod to havo
Tho serious reverse which Lord collogo lads Tho girls dormitory was boon tho rosult of tho recent contro
Kitchener roportB Is tho flrat nccldont entered at midnight cordwood and vorsy ovor control of Northern Pacific
of the kind that has happonod to tho yolla aiding in tho dlsturbnnco Tho stock which drovo short holders to
Australian contlnironL and It la sun- awful nolso coming at tho doad of cover at 1000 a uluiro A fow small
posed to bo duo to nogtoct of propor night when all woro alumborlng was
picketing Although it Is offset by
tho defeat Inflicted upon Dowota forco
by Elliotts column on Juno 6 tho losa
of tho guns is regarded as a sorlous
matter which will encourage tho Boors
to contlnuo tho struggle
More or leas fanciful accounts are
published on tho continent of alleged
peace negotiations but there Is noth
ing In them and nothing has como of
tho Interview betwoen Mra Dotha and
Mr Kruger beyond revealing the fact
that Mr Kruger will listen to no pro
posals unless they are accompanied
with a gnarantoo of the Independence
of tho republics
CAILLES ALSO SURRENDERS
too much for some oi inom ana sev
eral of tho young women woro pros
t rated from fright Somo have boon
111 Blnco Tho boys woro arrested
and nt tho faculty moating six woro
expelled Two of thoso wore to havo
graduated
SHAW ENDORSES ALLISON
Run
roads out of Chicago aro not parties
to tho agroomont but It Is understood
thoy will consent to anything that will
maintain niton and end tho nquabbto
that has boon kept up in tho past
among tho various western linen
It was nssortod that alt the roads
west northwest nnd southwest from
Chicago to tho Puclflc coast will bo
controlled In future by tho following In
terests Lines west oV Chicago to the
Pacific coast by Harrlman Kuhn Loob
tk Co and tho Rockefellers linos
I northwest from Chicago by Hill and
1 1 Morgan lines southwest from St
uuuu iiiuiiuuuuu iu connection with iuu f
Hcptil
In 190
i i i Louis by Gould and this Rockefellers
bllcun nomination for president
lines BouthwcBt from Chicago by tho
i
last night took notlco of
AllLnJ AtclllSOII TopckU Ulld Sttlta I O to
mi itnAul Inno Ififit Qiinfitrtr Alllenn
inn I
i ii t -ii i which
uu u ciuiiiiiiuiu uy uuiiiii uiu
lng telegram to him I notlco with
much satisfaction that the country Is
will bo added before long the
Chicago Rock Island nnd Pacific J
Picrpont Morgan and 10 II Harrlman
V fitn r afttl 1m t tin Kim I i1lntnliitil n anl
taking kindly to tho mention of youri hiiuii
direct policy to be pursued by these
combinations thus establishing tho
community of InterostB which has
In tho Har
rlman consolidation with their nillo
ago are tho following Atchison To
peka and Santa Fe fi94fi miles South-
dealers in Des Moines have reports ern Paclflc 7614 Union PaclUc 4439
from many parts of tho Btato which Northern Pacific 4r24 Chicago Mil
Indicate that tho oats crop In Iowa waukeo and St Paul 6101 Chicago
Prenri nf Rirt ftathrlnn nf Pnnl i i llilc vnnt wilt lw nnnrnp thnn fir aiv
a B - r - - -- -
seventeen juuges uave uuuu up- j
Berlin Juno 17 The Bismarck pointed to tho courts of first Instance oral years The eaiy promises of tho
statue facing the column of Victory in Among these appointments there aro crop bureau havo not been fulfilled for
ana North western r077 Chicago uur
llngton and Qulncy 7180 Missouri
Pacific C324 Great Northern 5127
Chicago and Alton 844 Wabash 2
326 Total mlleago 155592
NEGROES ARE BUYING ARMS
Canadian Pacific Trackmen Strike
Vancouver June 17 All of tho Ca
nadian Pacific trackmen will go out
illnu t ilnmnnil r hnnn In i lwi nauL
is Kennedys third trial for this crimo attorneys for the state have decided j orn division for an Increase in wages
10 maae mis iriui mucn snorier uiunj0
Leavenworth Excited by Their Pur
chase of Revolvers From Soldiers
Leavenworth Kan Juno 17 Con
siderable excitement has been caused
by what appears to be a scheme of
tho negroes of Leavenworth to arm
themselves with revolvers purchased
from Holdlcru at Fort Leavenworth
Ever nlnco tho burning of Fred Alexan
der the negroes of Leavenworth have
been In an ugly mood and conservative
men say that tho race feeling Btlrred
up at thnt time may break out any
time The police are doing every
thing posslhlo to kill this feeling and
aro assisting tho officers nt Fort
Leavenworth to recover tho rovolvers
20 cents por day not having been
acceded to Officials of the road stated
that tho granting of tho demand would
mean an additional expenditure of
400000 Mon are being secured to
take charge of bridges and portions
of the track whoro surveillance is es
pecially necessary and it Is announced
I that all trains will bo run as usual
New Ministers Ordained
Jamestown N Y Juno 17 The ses
sion of tho Augustana synod of tho
Swedish Lutheran church yesterday
was dovoted entirely to religious mat
ters rather than to the business of the
fl w 1A1 fl il Annnlninn lnaAlr n AV
twoon 2000000 and 3000000 feet of uu V003 ul luv
natlon of ministers
new
HroaiH inmimr nnHv all of which among
VUWU Wf
was destroyed
8PARK8 FROM THE WIRE8
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake la won
the special trap shooters trophy at
Hendon Eng
The chocolate factory of Runkol
Brothers New York was destroyed by
fire Sunday Loss 250000
The Womens Relief corps of Iowa
has ordered a monument for Jennie
Wade who was killed at Gettysburg
while baking bread for union eoldlers
Fire at Durant I T Sunday de
stroyed nine brick and 20 frame build
ings in the center of the town The
total loss Is 50000 Insurance about
two thirds
A grand stand collapsed at the field
day exercises of the Cook County Nor
mal school Chicago injuring 17 per
sons one of whom Benjamin Zlegler
was stricken blind and may dlo
The butchers Btrlke at San Fran
cisco was formally ended Sunday Tho
striking journeymen butchers decided
to withdraw their demand that a union
card should be displayed In all retail
shops
Mrs Lulu Prince Kennedy was found
guilty of murder in the second degree
by the Kansas City Jury and sentenced
to ten years in tho penitentiary for
killing her husband Her father and
brothers are to be tried for conspiracy
whom woro the following N A Ai
mer Adullam Neb C W Andoer
Stratford la C E Benson Madrid
la A J Borgstrom Newman Grove
Neb
Woolley Starts on Globe Trip
Chicago June 17 John G Woolley
prohibition candidate for president In
1900 started last night on a trip
around tho world for tho purpose of
collecting data on the liquor traffic
and conditions in the countries visited
preparatory to issuing a book on the
results of tho prohibition movement
Mr Woolley will sail from San Fran
cisco on the steamer Mariposa
Juno 29
Nebraska Sunday Schools
Hastings Neb Juno 17 All prepar
ations are mado for the entertaining
of the state Sunday school convention
which will be In session here Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday An excep
tionally large attendance is anticipated
and as there is much Important work
to be done the convention promises to
bo one of great Interest
Trial of Jessie Morrison
Eldorado Kan Juno 15 In the trial
of Jessie Morrison for tho murder of
Mrs Olln Castlo better progress was
mado yesterday in seloctlng Jurors
and at adjournmont It was believed
that this evening would boo the taking
of testimony
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Dropsy
starting in the feet or anklet
comcB from a weak or diseased
heart a heart that cannot keep
up the circulation The blood
then settles in the lower limbs
where the watery portions ooze
out into surrounding tissues
causing bloat and swelling
The heart muBt be strengthened
and built up before the dropsy
to tin uuiah rolnnolK roailu tult uttv lrttUK onuugb can be cured to Btay and tha
T ur i I by a superior force of DocrB at 730 a i11M1innil iHn m rr h ni f to twlco bolt tho k1uo Is generally r umnrt ml
nK nna uruiiKiug oi iuo ouuuoi auu i ui - - - m - i n i iia Tho mri I vm ui mi -
occurred Just off tho Staten Island JUUO J tho world and ho iucldentnlly laid - - - -
Ho rlvor8 nml aiso lo certain tariff y1 Dr IVllies ricarrV ure
u nrviiii w thin hnrt raniro and nourod a deadly ii - t don dotiarturo of Mr Harrlman I for tho
merry aim uv iuo iuui ui huikuuh reforms r tiuiin iu iiiiiuuruiiiiy uiiiu nuuu tuuu
street and In losa than 20 minutes tho Tho ministers conaldor It certain flro nto tho camp kJ n two cora m his work was accomplished fTT f f
Northfield which was crowded with that everything will fJ ended before I and 10 men and wounding four officers J Mitchell of tho Illinois T
passengers sank at the outor end of
the pier in tho East river The Mauch
iChunk which was badly damaged
landed two dozen passengors who
July All th
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UMk irtM ttn 38 men of whom 28 wore Bllghtly INVADE THE GIRLS DORMITORY Savings bank wns aunouncod
fn tt hl wounded Only two officers and 50 port of tho Htatomuut that
i i h f
havo lort uy me ona or
nmnna m nt mon eacapod t0 aenerai Heastons Yankton College Doys Create Midnight nud other bankora would
rri
The romalndor
r hin m inr camp
were aboard her Over 100 passengers paiac0 for preparation for occupation prl80Der9 nnd roca8ed
ion tne sunncn Mortnueiu were araggea by the court
lout by tho pooplo on shore and tho Tno director of the Pao Ting Fo rail
crews of tho fleet of river tuga which mA has boon notlflod to havo moans
promptly responded to the forry boats 0f transportation ready to bring 3000
call fnp finln A ranr nf tln TVnrthn olfiq
passengers were hurt and the police be
lieve that some lives wore lost Cap
tain Daniel Gully of tho tug Mutual
uwho saw tho ferry boats crash to
gether says that immediately after
tho collision 25 or 30 of the passongers
Heaped Into the water and that many
of those perished Captain dully says
lie Is suro that over a score of the
Worthflelds passengers wore drowned
captains of the tugboats who
LTho
ere early on the scene are Inclined
to think the disaster waB not bo serious
as to loss of life Tho reason for such
in variance In opinion resulted from the
jwlld excitement on the Northfield Tho
Aug Mutual saved about 75 persons
rfrom the Northfield and the tuga Unity
nd Arrow saved between them 150
persons Two policemen rescued 30
people between thorn As soon as tho
crowd which had followed the sinking
Iferry boat along the river front were
able to render any aid they worked
Iwlth a will and In many instances men
eprang Into the water to save life
jfThe greatest service was rendered by
the tugboats which circled around
the wreck and made a bridge to tho
Spanish plor Men and women
climbed over the tugs to the shore
While the Northfield was well sup
plied with life preservers which were
etored in out-of-the-way places not
more than two dozen of tho endan
gered passengers were able to get tho
life belts on This state of affairs was
because the life preservers were not
handily obtainable and tho wildest sort
of a panic followed when the hundreds
of passengers realized their danger
kThls was only a few minutes before tho
oVorthfield sank to the bottom and
then all who had not Jumped to the
lugs themselves In tho water
The swift running flood tide and the
uestion of wllch boat had the right
Chinese troops to Peking
dsuat John
mat and
In Blip-
Mr Mttchull
I had palpitation shortnofw
of breath nuln in heart nwolllnu
of foot and anklos hungry hdoIIh
nnd was confined to my bod nnd
cany olmlr A fow bottles of Dr
Miles noart Cure made mo wolL
Miw a OfluoitNK Clydo O
Dr Miles
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given new strength to the heart
regulates the circulation stimu
lates the digestion and restores
health Sold by druggists on
a guarantee
Dr Mllos Modlcal Co Elkhart lad
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Genuine Mexican Hull Fights
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jir In nil lint tho Himco occupioil liowevor
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tluit mon can In hddii in tho hhiiii ImiKtli of
tlmii nt tlni Iliti Ainoricun mill with loan of tho
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inatructivi nnii tho iinproviiinout in tholrsnloc
tlou nnii tho mmiiiur iu which they nrq ilin
iilimtil ilmi to tho uxiMirliiico kuIiiijiI hy ox-
hlbitorn nt thn ruennt urcnt Expositions will lx
vnry iiotlcciilihi In tho vnriuty iinlity nov
ulty nnii nuiiilmr of ita ontortitlument fouturos
tliu llnifnlo Exposition will Burpiiea nil othora
Tlmru nro clllToront rntos for tickets with
illlforimt limits mid if ou expect to visit
Ilillfiilo mid will sand vniir ndtlriian tn thn nn
dorslKiiod tlii ni tea now in effect will hofiuotod
you mid you will m kept udvieod of any
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An artistic Ixwklet boautifully illustrated
mid Kivliik u cone I i description of this reat
Exposition will lu milled free to all inquirers
J F MERRY
Asst Qeul Pass Aifent
Dubuque Iowa
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