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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - June 13, 1901, Altoona, Pennsylvania                                THE FOll 18 1874 JUNE 1901 COLUMNS The Triple Circulation Brings Triple Profits to Advertisers Hence Our Crowded Ad Figures Daily IBB PRESS Must Pay Half the Cost of the African War British Capture Boers is in U In levy nn he lo Hio nf lilt tin- is il colts torn nl ion lint wilt with tin onil as is hi Unit to do OIL tin- 1 nun convoy 1 t on 1 Vif a In- ic in i ui 1 In tin- tit l In- convoy off lo STATEMENT FROM GOMPERS Metal Trades Will Make a Grave if It Ignores Labor Unions lillle nl tin- iif made n lie heard Him Xii Inl would MI pun lie said if the association resolves tn H- the I Hides EL will not only he n j-'i-ievdlis Ite the 11 can make The trades of mr in with Ilii American inn of- Labor in mini- for in spite df all tn D on df I Ji on An- Mrs is nn ley a of Mrs as sonn us licr will In be II is il Mis Obtained Strong bus from in hi Turk's wilti uf Iho is sultan lo Wreck Philadelphia Express June was lo wreck on near was due ml a few minutes liy n drawn hy of tin- heavy Tins tin- linn ami iliK any serious da mace tions nf I wo milk ilon 501 Police Hot on Track of Blondin Maps Tune police hot upon the track of ilin lie fugitive of woman in 11 is he is lo to liis his wife money hild lo in liis sion Many Injured in a Religious Riot lime on Corims here was Imlay al Queen's A shipyard men mul in seriously SEXES ON AN EQUALITY Insurance Company Will Make No Male and Female Risks York some linn Mutual Life Insurance com- pany nf hart dislinetioii male mid rem It on the same as men More limn m-e to on ill Kelt in- i in- in of com- pany I The Life more live forty Iri and the of to df of crief Inis sum Tim ily or the of tin- Life Is n volume df new In ini Ions hislon For Culmination of Desire That Cuba Should Be Free GRATIFIED AT THE ACCEPTANCE Of the In Washington That independence Will Be a Reality by Cubans Should Now Do Buffalo June Secretary of John Hay read dispatch regarding the acceptance ol the hu an old friend of Cuban for the last 30 years I am most gratified to learn the Cuban convention has clone what is so clearly to the advantage of the Cuban people Havana Juno Cuban con- convention accepted a volo ol 10 lo 11 resolution lo accept was vied without discussion Immediately after tho of tho session and a cf the on led as a for the former the Plait nient an passed by reconi it accepted and made an appendix to the constitution Iu the voto on Iho resolution 27 delegates present divided us Iu of Capote Jose M Gomez Tamayo Quesada Nunez and Ferrer to Gomez Fortim Lacret Castro atul ami were absent The latter Lwo voted acceptance in UIG previous division Sonor witli the conservatives explaining his chanso ot by asserting lhal ho believed acceptance would he the hest solution of the problem convention will not appoint a to draw up the electoral law June news of adoption of Platt liy Culian tion was received with genuine hero Tho administration of- all along have felt confident Unit its ratification would be when the Cubans realized that this government was firm in its at- regarding the amendment and that Us would bo sary before the United Slates would consent to withdraw its supervision from the Island Now that tho Cubans have their good faith in the United Stales it is expected lhat a fairly speedy evacuation of the Island will follow contingent only upon the of government in tho island lo what extent the United States will require practical evidence ot this fact is noi known but tho hero think that such steps should lie by tho Cubans as will demonstrate their ability to maintain order and so the interests of all tho people native and foreign shall be adequately protected An effective force and other measures necessary to tho tion of good and sanitation are considered essential in Ilia formation of the government mero physical question tho withdrawal of the American military from Iho island is an easy ore can bo accomplished without delay Ono cabinet officer of tho matter lasl night expressed tho ion that if the other met our must be tbe summer so that Cuban must bo n re- by next autumn General Wood last night to tho war department officially tho fact that the amendment had been adopted YOUNG BRIDE DISAPPEARED Was to Marry a Man Many Years Her Senior Va Juno Oomi a living on Tug river miles from wan in city for his The girl fell In witb a boy her own nge but of financial position Good ho would not permit the young folks to keep company compelled tho girl her will lo Franklin Richardson a man ot twice tier age who bad been an ad secured license and n minister and com- wedding An hour later for Iho girl showed was That was four dayis ngo TJio father offers for 11 to her wboredhouts and ho is willing lier up rattier that lier It In feared aim lias drowned In Ibo Tug FASTEST OF AFLOAT Battleship Illinois Achieved ol 17.31 Knots Boston June proud distinction of being fastest in America and the speediest ner class iu world new sen lighter Illinois lay at anchor in dent's Roads last iiller n most successful Over die government course from Ccipe Ann to Jape poise and return a distance ol ill nautical miles she raced tho eyes of United Status naval representatives and a new record by maintaining tin average speed ot 17.31 knots tor tour tive hours Not only did she strate thai she was faster than any warship of her size but shs proved her ability to turn upon an enemy with quickness by a complete circle in 300 yards or little more than twice her length in three minutes anil ten seconds while ploughing the sea at full speed Steadiness and reserve power performance or throughout the severe test The of her engines was smooth nnd tho records ot tbe day showed but of difference Iu sliced between tho northern run and the return The machinery easily mot every requirement and not an dent of any kind marred the success of Iho day Hear Admiral Sampson was aboard and Hear Admiral Bvans wbo acted president of the trial board as well as the other naval who participated in trial were thoroughly pleased with the new champion and as she steamed bud to her anchorage with a broom at her masthead the of the Newport News Shipbuilding company whose three years of labor hud reached were enthusiastically congratulated PENNSY OFFICIALS DENY Control of Pennsylvania Steel and Not Secured Philadelphia June sylvania railroad officials denied lively lhat the company had a controlling Interest iu the company and also that the Pennsylvania Railroad com- pany had purchased the White Bituminous Coal company Tho board ot directors of sylvania Railroad hold a meeting Al the conclusion of the meeting dent Cassatt when asked about tho rumor refused to discuss the matter but intimated that there was nothing in stories Other officials of llu road also gave the same impression AL tho Pennsylvania Steel company officials would neither confirm nor deuy the rumors Dr Reported Last That Mrs Had Gained During the Day Washington June on leaving bouse night alter his usual lain culls Mrs McKinley is getting along very nicely Her improvement con- steadily Tho boat is nol at- fueling her materially Mysterious Removal of Valet Jones York lime Junes dip or William M bus lieen from the sanitarium and his about -ire unknown lo silve the who is tu keep him alive he is in secure his testimony for trial of Pnl rick in 111 toiler THE ACCIDENT Photographer Detrich Bitten by a Mad Dog at the Hospital II IT the in bis mi avenue when fl nnd nt his right IIr but gut itn iti above and n Tin- ill tending not fear as tin I time Ibis were nl J P 17 f of the by hit witk n nf iron ill shop James fixed IL if of right hall Tin at tin- Unhort of for crush nr left L Third for nf the of tin li-fl lin injury n week ago by a mil nil it nf Knst was ilium si rwl in n last linl at Second tin- at a nf noisy hoys nnd rnn At in tho corner tin- uni- mill ran into grocery the badly and fnr n lull nid Pr In Tin- wris birdly hurt iMr uf Kland his Insl rin of a nf in n dead liesl blanks for the nt tho Mirror i CORNER STONE IS LAID BIG CROWD PRESENT AT THE The Program as Yesterday ried Heat Intense anil Humanity Sweltered List of Articles in Corner Stono to uf Mir new it -I Uus nunn 1 is KM i IK uis Tin- civic dignitaries who III nf another murmur ol Tlie ki m id helium n venue Tlir is Unit il is lint us published lit M is earned mil hit Willis 11 ill nol iu own I Assist it nl S tir of the in were i net n by II I Wilson Stone iv I iu n tu irc in fitr will unl In- hero lie In 1 last linn 1 I thai on death of my Tliomas I tin laying of tlic uf at 1 A tin- Iwu K on car afl contains n ID hr ill tin- in I he local simps M I by II Es is seven s 11 wan by Mr U A ULO of uid tin- Tin- lltis in i In- ibal in tin it was In ill I Ins l visi nj of of Ilir ol and a lisl nil public in I'Liilcnt nf 11 A CHII U S DT nl X in iiL Ilir uf of in ol oL a i jiff iv tin- wUli Xn Uv Hon M S hill hy Hon 1 Micks ol anil liy f Inn 1 3 I I nc Su UN- Ki f I nl con- uf nnl nf Also Tor sundry il 1 hr nf non M S anil linn 1 Hicks uf nr year inputs 1 J ol for year list all state of nf list anil of and i of ivp IE mi em- ployes of Ilir willi ft in 1 im cuts of lion I nf noun and if tin- cily of iia lisf of of tin- select nnd cm inn i MI of t In- cily of lie willi of Hun K ot cily or ihc St m's Uid ilh of of bo nf on ion pic is of fnr lorm Hint list nf crises df if in- lisl clerks mid Ii nf nf l casi of in which iJ ix if C A Wood chief nl A of of A ii ihr Tune in jind TiO he l on A of if lion of lie fn the fur Ilio A copy of Uic sent lo he In jn tho if Ilio of in nf of I bi illil of o of of of h 11 lull lio men ti IM il i souvenir nl Ilic in a copy of Ilic al and nf A history of the al ils tu the by II I1 Wilson I tie if Ilic and n list uf Hie of with ol II P wiLson A a nf finni tin- i i In- As son ns it was ilisi bail the up lo I be day will be properly wound ill n and at Ilic 1 louse DOINGS IN Cases Before Mayor and dermen of This City A iu il ir- Inis limn ni i All mm lus 11 Julius was n lias tinn Mrs I Mill mill I nuc Tin- nf ill tin- mill nn was liy O I mul hus m i in- nr mul mill Tin will lie ill 7 In mul his n which must In- luilli will In- courl lias nf Hiil nl V lusl til mul nn u Mini willi intr DII i in- of nisi unit 111 Tin his hist mill lucks nn nl ti IHI his a ami ar- Mis 111 a Illil mi ol ii Tin- was nn fif city lo mid was liy Hiiiumu- him tn jail fur trial in iil hail lo mul willi ami In- In ill tn an will lo II lint in ilay ii ui lo was tn her lo m Dry nil inn Ilial In- nol to In WANT ASSESSMENT Residents of Ward Discuss the per Closet Question Tin- of Ilic ward at a called by lon put on ord as on closets The rules by the by councils was fully discussed it tin- tax on closets iiy ami roof be and ibal on flic In be liy alsi Hun lie to resist tin- col- nf rent tin- waler insist ils It was staled liy Mi- lhat should an be us of lo the Tale A V I r would in payers call ill lo discuss In city's welfare Board of Health Notes One ease of diphtheria was In flic of tills K of Sec ond IN THE FIEM OF SPORTS Local Gossip That Will be Interesting to Fond of Sports Inis had an offer fr and may that team I an Inn Icsl nl Pricket the bent the Middle division men by n score if IS Tin- by n of lo and Mines and and The Mines nny in cily the aucs and Hi for a Sunn day Hie Tim af Hie of ibc will at nn al S ibis ing Kood hall player lie lasl in National league to farm him mil in lies Moimi la lint kicked on this and so was sent back to I with lie will season The Pross ills liy Painless mm by the club desire In sny Unit will be In play this m account of il and be- of seven nl al lime Al nny time after next Wednesday will be free o dye either of l wo n name on ami Howe of the Inis closed n deal a base part mi the silc of the old base hall at lie In il fenced up in n week m days and will the nf Minima ball lie lias beard from ii ber of learns tin- stale Hint desire lo lints willi will In- on the The 1 team Indiana on lie day it will fa to NATIONAL GAMES York 2 I St n in- tic York i St W I r.-ti I sun Games Doston -1 Detroit 1 Milwaukee D I S Chicago I J 0 Detroit Hoston American W L 27 15 17 Milwaukee jo 17 l Pel IHS 585 500 Peculiar Mishap to a Horse A Hint Mrs Vim It in her dairy met witb and falal al on street be- and driven by a boy and il of Ibe from willi n liimE out n piece of at of lionf and llesh The wound that an allery had probably been step tin look spinl Hie Il was feared bleed lo a veterinary be Too Hot For Even the Bees About III o'clock lids a swarm of bees tin- ill of heir house on street and swarmed oyer tin- cily bee took a nn corner of and and here they sell led fnr tin- day I nt I in the thickly es and nil sorts nf advice was en as lo Ket them Tin- have fnr tin- said a Madam Has Arrived Those who have Twentieth holds from will do well I call nl and willi and card reader Tin- distinguished comes ns willi 11 reputation and your witli her will be in hi Inye ill ness in fad in all which yon in world will you liow lo ho led Tin- will remain here buy a few days and you al hotel nid know thyself us Hum an and to be for Hie small slim of nils living NEWS IN RAILROAD Items of lo Railroaders All Along the Railroad Lines The MK ill pin in Tin- make has Mini Tin- will in A is now Xo HI will on him bf mill all llim if ami anil will ja M Al lian 1.1 No IM al F m tin- Inis f llu I It at- II In- ia mi or his of in tin- His Ins nml will tn his has for in tion at as was as I I was to Mr Inis ui mul a half Ii u Mi nf ami of tin- will us Ills M an uf PENNSYLVANIA MIDLAND P R R Officials Claim to Know Nothing About the Rumor Thai the Road Will Be Built in iu uf tn is in In- tu Tin- an- not to hut an- lias il that tin- is In- Inn as no In start Hid lias nml nn h-t it is lo will not It would not h ir tin- mail is for tin- runs a witli mul i K'Jorl if il were of the tin- in if it is Inis liy the 1 n tin- he very for ami hanlly tn nny oilier use went over tin- nil his l Fie oilier ilay the main line at anil joining il at his is said ilo with any to tile I lie mill U it Mr il is of to he in vicinity tn rake a trip over il ild no upon his cut-off js in line It is finite tin- now from ilon lo mill return iiv or I Id- The travel is Is for a n tin- new It is nlm a hotel is lo lie al Mm All example of the en the main fine lies in In- that I after cilic in out over the into Runoff on Tenth Avenue Ike delivery ran nff on Hiis It at the and tin- it Ii dashed n lillle Ion lo the wilh tile thai Hie struck a post just below Xo 1 The ncss In nke as a of the mid the freed on ils to Iho il wis aught The Important Meeting for Ladies of ladies is called Id Health liy Mrs f to lie in the of al These contain of importance to urn free lo DIMM Miller tin- nl K N lower and her on the on for n Visit in tin- eaM u i Mirror dally of   

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