BUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

RELATING TO AFFAIRS IN THIAND ADJOINING STATES

Breaking of a Cable Kill ThreeMiner KfurtUt Kngage Iu a Fnt-xFrayPardo Kollowi a KlreOtlirr-

v Mention

Huntlngtou W Va Dec LThobreaking of a cable at the Loop rivermines In Tuloequon near Welchdashed three miners on the rocks 700

feet below and killed them InstantlySearching parties found the bodies of

the victims crushed and mangled beyond recognition The names of thedead are John Winters Harry Wol

burn Henry Clay colored The ac ¬

cldent caused a general cessation ofwork In the mines the 300 men employed refuting to work until after theburial of the dead The cable was onothat Is used for conveying coal fromthe mines to a chute and Is 1000 feelong The miners have been fre-quently riding In cable cars to andfrom the mines

LexingtonIColonelbias Gibsonhome here lie was an attorney hadIbeen prominent as an editor andon the staff of his brother GeneralIRandall Leo Gibson ofthe civil war He was the last surviv ¬

ing brother of the latter who won distinction as a member of the UnitedStates senate Until recent years Col ¬

onel Gibson had owned extensive plan ¬

tations in Louisiana maintaining a res-

idence In New Orleans

Shock Proved FatalNew York Dec 6 Theodore E

Kohlasa a native of Kentucky bustsees representative in New York fortwo Louisville newspapers died at hishome In Brooklyn Acute appendicitisaggravated by the shock of seeing

4 man killed by tailing from a girde-Tuesday afternoon on Nassau streetcaused his death He was an eyewitness of the accident and after reachtag his office he collapsed

Cooked to DeathMaysvllle Ky Deo GIn a freight

wreck la the Chesapeake and Ohioyards Fireman Dan Holderfleld wasthrown against the boiler heal andheld there by a pile o fcoal until hewas literally cooked to death Engineer Herbert Gregorys foot was heldbetween the tender and boiler headuntil he was released by the amputa-tion of his foot but he may die Thresengines were damaged

West Virginias VoteCharleston W Va Dec GThe offi

cial vote of West Virginia gives Roose ¬

vela 31765 plurality McKinleys plu ¬

rality four years ago was 21022 To-tal vote Roosevelt 132C08 Parker100850 Swallow 4604 Debs 1574Watson 039 Roosevelts majorityover all 25241 With tour countiesmissing on the vote Tor governor Daw I

sons plurality will be less than 9000 I

r Fire and PanIcILouisville KYDec 5Loull1e Jon

kins a negress was burned to death j

and James Hellett and Lark Phillipsfiremen and two colored children wereinjured in a fire which destroyed a rowof tenements In the western part otthe city Also 1000 employes of theAmerican Tobacco company werethrown Into a panic by the rapidspread of the flames None injured

Kentucky ComputeFrankfort Ky Dec 6 Completo

official returns of the national electionheld in Kentucky show the total votecast 435765 The plurality for thoDemoCratic electors is 11893 TheDemocrats polled 217170 Republl ¬

cans 205277 Prohibitionists 6609Socialists 3602 Populists 2511 Sooat Labor 596

Serious ChargeMorehead Ky Deo 3John Fraley

has been arrested charged with compllcity In the assassination of SebranProfit who was shot from ambush 10days ado Warrants have been Issued for several other members of theFraley family on the same charge

IKentucky Drouth Broken

Lexington Ky Dec 5 A steadyrain broke the longest drouth In central Kentucky in half a centurythough It was not heavy enough to beeffective The waterworks companypublishes a notice to all farmers thatthey may get water tree of cost at thereservoir till the drouth Is over

Italians KilledMemphis Tenn Dec 5 Michael

Martini and his son Prank Martinitwo Italians have been shot and kill ¬

ed by a number of Slavs near Lam-Bert Miss The cause of the tragedyIs not known

Mine ExplosionSomerset Ky Dec 5 An explo

don In the mines of the Stearnes Coalcompany 30 miles below here killedJames Carter and injured severalother miners two of them seriously

rPlaning Mill Burned

Clarksbur W Va Dec 2Thoplaning mill and lumber plant of theA D Parr Lumber company was burn ¬

ed to tha ground The toss will reach150000 with 30000 Insurance-

A VII lt From Don SwiftThe Irish reformer Father Mathew

used to tell of a remarkable visit madeto his grandfather by Lehn Swift MrMathew lived near Dublin cud Invitedthe eccentric dean to dIne and Spendthe night at bU house A large partyof the neighboring gentry weir biddento meet him

The dean drove up to the house anil-lumuioulug the butler asked the nauiejof the guests

Tell your master he shouted I

droveaweyb lodge gates however he changed his

mind returned alighted mud demanded to be shown to his room

When hU host came to him Swiftsaid I nui willing to accept your hps

vitality but 1 will nut meet yourguestsHe

was told that his meals shouldbe served in his room as if lie werelit home lie remained thus Isolatedfor two days thou came down Iu highgood humor Joined the party and ex¬

tended hlsvjslt for our months1iA

WEEKS NEWS BUDGET

WASShappening In the Various Quarters

of the World Will Us Pound Iuly1Chronicled In the Fewest 11 ortli In

This ColumnTIIKSDAY

Tho German bank at Buffalo closedIts doors following a run

Engineer Samuel Yonoly crushed todeath beneath engine at Alliance 0

Fire slightly damaged the borne ofVice Presidentelect Fairbanks atWashington

President Moyer announces ho seesno reason why the Cripple Creekstrike should be called oft

KadlseR Klusoff and Alexleff thoassassins of General Strandmantwife received sentences at St Petersburg the first to life ImprisonmentyearstThomas Clark son of a former coinsty sheriff Is under arrest at RutledgdTenn charged with the murder ofCharles Mallcote whose sister Clarkmarried two hours after the tragedy

L G Van Celet called at the homoof Mrs Eva Wilkins at Grand RapidsMich and finding another man alocalling upon her shot the womanthrough tho breast Instantly killingher He then shot himself dead

MONDAYSenator Platt of New York an

nounced that William It Willcox willbe appointed postmaster at New York

cityEdwardIh Gray 39 a civil engineer

killed himself at New York becausea woman with whom he lived refusedto marry him-

Explosion of natural gas wrecked tinhome of Charles Pearce a grocer ntColumbus O and perhaps fatally injured MM Pearce

Fire which broke out In the store ofdewrstroyed 13 structuresUnersallst church Total loss 150

COOAta Columbus 0 sanitarium Em

ma L Gessart 40 of Ilosevllle N Mjut a necktie around her throat andtaking the ends In her hands strangledherself to death

R 0 Woods secretary of the Lima0 Home Savings association who

was found guilty of embezzling over25000 received a sentence of live

years in tho penPATURDAY

National Farmers congress willmeet next September In Columbus O

Strelghton Adams 20 committed suicide at Danville O No reason given

Failures this week in the UnitedStates were 245 against 331 the same

Iweek last yearcabinet resigned Disagree

ment of tho ministers over bulldiuanew railroads

Blaze partially devoured tho grainmill of Andrew Flanagan ManayunkPa Employes escaped

Announced that New York finantiers will organize a night and daysafe and deposit company

I

President Roosevelt declines to in ¬ I

terfere In the strike of Iron and steolworkers at Youngstown OoliljeJtdied at her apartments at Chicagoshortly after a stroke of apoplexy

Moebus sentenced to threeICorrad the Ohio penitentiary for rob ¬

bing his brother Edwards hardwarestore at Hamilton O He Is the son ofa prominent merchant

Kill DAYSevere earthquake shocks felt at

San FranciscoGeneral Porflro Diaz Inaugurated

president of Mexico for the seventhtime

At Kleff Russia 20 persons losttheir lives through drinking poisonedbrandy

Wells Fargo Express company reports the disappearance of 15000 ingold from the San Francisco office

Rev 11 D Folk of Nashville Tennbrother of Joseph W Folk governorelect of Missouri accepted a call tothe Baptist church at Midway Ky

Three firemen perished and a conslderable property loss Involved in acollision of freight trains near OneulaN Y on the Delaware Hudson

railroadJohnB Bennett Rep who op

posed James N Kehoe Dem for re-election in the Ninth Kentucky con ¬

gesslonal district awarded electioncertificate

THURSDAYDrought In central Kentucky pro

flounced tho worst In the history ofthe state

In a fray at Edlnburg Ind JohnHash 17 a hostler killed JacobMoore a merchant

Ur R C Palnkard a druggist ofWashington D C committed suicideat Charlottesvlllo Va by swallowingacid Deapondcncy assigned as tho

causeChairman Cortelyou of tho nationalRepublican committee announced theappointment of General John M Wilson retired as chairman of the inaugural committee

VKDNKSDAYThe offices of Price Adams Co

brokers closed at Now York No state-ment Issued

Madame Jananschek the famousactress died at New York Born inPrague Bohemia In 1830

Tho Earl of Hnrwlcke Albert Edward Philip Yorke 37 undersecretaryof stato for India dlod suddenly In

LondonFlamesdevoured tho hydraulic

works owned by the Cliver Miningcompany at Norway Mich Loss

300000

The True Mrniilnir of WorryThe generic anti much covering term

of worry is often the name for ntrouble the essential part of which Isthe ilUIIculty ofmnking uji the mindThose who can rend between the linesdiscern also III many n case of suicidethe same dlllleulty us the final musewhich plunged a weak and distractedIntelligence Into the ultimate catastro ¬

pie Sooner than continue the struggle

lIerllltxltle3 ¬

up Is overthrown nHojjethiT LondonLancet

General Schenck Lout GnitirGeneral Robert E Schcnck was a

famous poker player Just n week be-

fore his deaths he sat around n table tihis own lioiisu with acuenil SchoUcIdGeneral Itucker and two United Statessenators It was n Joel pot Everybody hail passed up to Schenck whopromptly opened it for the limit Oneof the Kciwtom riiiKod tile peiicrnl caskoil buck mid the senator stayed liucsire w ono curd Then the betting begnu fast mud furious Finally the seaator said

Gencrul I have you beaten 1 thlnl1 have n sure thing and I dont wantto bet any more ir hey on this kind ofn hand

But I ilnnt think you have tnc beaten When I get enough of It 1 willquit

So the merry war of chips reeounienecd Then the senator renewedhis proposition and offered to fatten theglnke by it wager of a dinner for theJive gentlemen present ThU was nc

tei tiHl Guneml Schenck had fouriilm H Thu senator lad a strnlgMflush But the little dinner for thelive never ensue ort Two days beforeuse evening set for It General Soheuckdied

Much One Sliuultl butIllovr the much dlscussitl questionslor the tiny on which there are inmostI Its nuusy oplulOIl as Individuals Is the

iliuintlty of food one should wit Doetors nil ugree that the mnjorlty of plOple out too much gables tram the dayof their birth are towel to eat tsar

much and they grow till with this arti ¬

ficial nppetlte The most misolmble I

estimate yet made Is probably thatwhich fixes onetwentieth of the nvcrnjie weight of the body us the averagedully ininiitlty reijulreil If you weigh140 pounds you should ionsume sevenpouiidx of fowl This Includes drinkas well ilK solid fool But It is ridicuhosts to set down u lianl and oat ruleSuch a quantity might kill souse nailthere Is u case on record of n tunawasting away on a diet of sevenor eight pounds of food n day lierut down hIs diet to threequarters ofa pound of liquid anti the same ofsolid food and as a result he grewstout and lived to n ripe old age

Sluiiifnc Lore For Game of ChanceThis Slaiueso are devoted to the holi ¬

tiny snaking and ceremonies mad procession which accompany the mostImportant anniversaries or Incidents oflife deaths nnd religion and whichcause nn Infinite amount of money tobe squandered mid time lost

They love games kiteflying a sortof shuttlecock football and fightingwith cocks crickets beetles mud fishthough It is to be surmised that tillmain attraction of these pursuits con-sists III the scrape thereby afforded forbolting nnd gambling which are thecardinal national vices

A Siamese will stake money on any-thing

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Licensed gambling houses ex ¬

hIt In the titles and are n large sourceof Income to the government whichfarms out the monopoly A royal lot ¬

tery Is extensively patronized in Bang ¬

kok

Iliicnen of Engraver LineIn St Johns college Oxford Is pre ¬

served n portrait of Charles I in whichtoIJrace alone containing silt the book ofPsalms with the creels nnd severalforms of prayers I

have

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hides with Johnsons translation ofthe Hume for Burucys History ofMusic were executed by him Thoughconsisting of Iii0 words they are com ¬

prided iu u circle half un inch in dlnuieter with u small space in the cell ¬

ter left blank

iu Old Time VoyageWhen our first foreign minister ar¬

ranged to go to London his was requested by the captain of tile sailingvessel iu New York harbor to goaboard Immediately Haxtlly buying u

sack of flour three hams and a bug ofpotatoes ho hurried on board ship toarrange with some stiller to cook uUmeals not knowing but that theymight sail at any lour Five weekspassed before the boat left the harborAfter six weeks at sea the traveler atlength beheld the outlines of the coastof old England SuccetM Magazine

Out It XlrululitA New York eiitluiHluHt lane u good

collection of etchings ono of them be¬

lag of the leaning tower of PIsl whichhangs over his writ III desk For a-

long time he noticed that It persistedIn bunging crooked despite the factUnit ho straightened It every morningAt lust ho spoke to the maid askingher If she was renponslble for Its lopsided condition Why yes she said

I have to hunt It crooked to make thetower hung straight

Ira CrltlolmuUncle Josh Thero was one of theta

landscape painters around hero yester ¬

slimy Uncle Silas Well landscapepainting ought to be a good healthyoccupation It Jimmies a luau out ofdoors un gives him plenty of fresh air

New York Press

Very stIII1-Shl1l1l1oll his wedding tourl

want rooms for myself mind wife Ho-

tel

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ClerkSuit HuxbiindOf courseshe Is perfectly lovely the sweetestxlrl In the world

Green Old AgeMabel Anil did your grandfather live

to a green old age Jnck Well I

should suy sal lIe was swindled threetimes after lie was seventy

A mini of worth is like gold nevernit of fashion Manu

Suiiin Old lleuunWhat was It caused the downfall of

the Trojans asked the man who lineforgotten his classics

It Was the same old story said thenan who was rending the sportingpage They wouldnt let the horsesilone Washington Star

Nollilnir to Ilruir Of

BluffId have you know sir thatIUI a self made snail Gruff Well Imsorry for you but keep It Hark amid

dont think too much about It and perliupn youll set along nil right f

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IAn Aitulu Illlnil Manman possessed 500 undo

I feiiriiig that somebody might steal ithe burled his treasure in a corner ofhis garden A neighbor sits him at hiswink nod In time night stole his moneyThe blind mull on discovering his lossanti suspecting hits neighbor went to

I him nod said My Inllrmlty tendersme dlllldeiit mud few lire time personwhom I can trust You are one iuthose few nod I have come to tell youn secref nnd to ask your advice I tuntime possessor of 1JOO In told I havehidden half of It In a place whleli I

believe to be secure Do you thlflk 1

would do well to put the other half Iuthe same Pln1ti Yes by all meansreplied his neighbor Were I In yourplace I would dothe saute There U noknowing what may happen If you keepyour money In your house Hnvlngiven his advice thu thief hoping toget the rest of the blind mans moneyhastened to replace the half he hadstolen anti thus the astute blind mums

recovered hU property

A Knit Hiiil u IFmunAn English gentleman traveling

souse years ago In Ireland took u ham ¬

mer and tacks along with him becausehe found dogs eared carpets at all theInns where he rested At one of theseInns ho tucket down time carpet which

usual was loose smear the door nodIllsafterward rang the bell for Isis

dustier While tho carpet wits lousetime door could nut be opened withouta liar push no when the waiter cameup he just unhitched the dour thengoing buck a couple of yuck he rushed npilnst It nn his habit wan withu sudden Mprliig to forte It open limit

the wrinkles at tho carpet were nolonger there to stop It and sot meet ¬

lug with the expected resistance thewaiter fell full length lute the roomIt hind never entered his head Unit RO

munch trouble might be navel by meanof n hammer mil n dozen or even halfn dozen tacks until his tall taught himthat makeshift Is n very unprotltublusort of shift

A Cntly JrtIt was n jest purls and simple that

brought about the war between Eng ¬

land and France In 1037 mud ultimatelyfrost the great William hU life William of course was great In namesenses then one Ho stout was he Infact by reason of hU Idle and luxuriouslife Unit he could not walk from l > lucoto place but hind to be carried Oneday Isis contemporary Philip ofFrance delicately remarked at dinnerthat William was like n fillet of beeton casters and ought to be exhibited ata prize monarch slaw Naturally Wil ¬

liam heard of this mud In u furiousrage ordered Ids troops to invade atonce This was done and a war com ¬

menced which ended III the Englishking being thrown from his horse andkilled white uuperlntfiidlnx the slegoof Xante

Adnptnlilp WomanIt la always a mystery how wo

change our figures our fares and ourtrait with every change of fashion lintthere Is no denying time fact Unit womelt do seem to accommodate themselves to Madame In Mole In this wayOne year they will be of the droopinglanguid Rossettlnn type another theywill be completely Georgian Iu tacoanti style nnd then hey presto rash ¬

ton waves her wand and every one Is

magically transformed lute n sturdysquare shouldered across country hook-

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person with n furs to match and u

WorldIliutv Wlilltler Ilnlnril Some MoneyAll Interesting story U told of tho

poet Whittier showing Isis IngenuityIn getting subscriptions for n goatcause There were n number of eartinge snakes In Ameslmry where heresided quit being once nimble to col ¬

lent cash In consequence of the provailing commercial depression he BUI

gated that each might contributesortie part of a carriage one thewlieei4e another tho holy etc Plutonil the parts of n complete carriagewere given and it was sold for theMiioniit required

IlrrnUlnic It GentlyYou were n long time In the far

corner of the conservatory last even ¬

lug suggested the mother Whatwas going on

Do you remember the occasion onwhich you became engaged to papnInquired the daughter by way of re¬

plyOfcourse I do

Then It ought not to be necessaryfor you to ask any questions

Thus gently the news was brokenthat they were to have n soninlaw

Not llnnnlnir un TickYou Hcem to be very quiet till of n

iidden said the clock keyYes Im all run down replied the

duck Time Is money they any HO I

guess I must be bankruptThat being the ruse replied the

key Ill appoint myself receiver mind

roceed to wind up your nfTnlrsChls-ago Xews

bully Pleased ThenNellSo their engagement Is off

UtlIels She says he was too hardto please Xell Thats funny Hemust have changed since he proposedto her Exchange

LuiifldentlalDo you love lIIe1 said the paper

bag to the SUllIrIIm Just wrapped up In you repliedthe sugar

You sweet thing murmured thepaper hag

IlnuprEthel How happy Gladys looks to-

night Edyllie Yes she expects tohave n dunce to accept Fred or turndown Charley and she doesnt caretvlileh Cincinnati Commercial Trlb

mimiciislootn

Colorado and ItutiirnVIII Chicago Union Pnclfin it KurihYeatern Unit Chicago to Denver Colirudo SprliiRsniid Pueblo dullyliriHiglidiit the siinnnen Corresponddifiiy rein rates 1I1I1I1IlllIlnS8 emittniy one night to Denver from Milan

JII and Oentrar Hlntes mind only twonight enrotite from time Atiantl Sea-

board Two f trains dairyN M Hreezn 135 Vine Street4 Cincinnati Ohio

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