Iola Daily Register (Newspaper) - July 18, 1902, Iola, Kansas v. no. 22 WHOLE no. 1505 lOLA EVENING JULY 18,1902 TWO CENTS Coronation Will be August 9tli The Official to that Made this SAVE PATIENTS To be no More Bulletins Before Monday A Rehearsal of the Coronation Pro cession was this July 18.-The which has prevailed here the King's condition and the exact date of the was settled this morning by the official announcement that it will be August 9th. Preparations for the event have already begun and the coronation procession which move between Buckingham Palace aad Westminister Abbey was rehearsed this Eight cream colored horses drew a heavy which was used to represent the royal An bulletin was issued from Cowes where the King is at present says is a continued improvement the next bulletin will not be issued until next KANSAS FEATURE At Washington there is to be a State Exhibit July IT. H. department commander of the Kansas A. has engaged quarters at the Oxford hotel fori the annual encampment in October and has set the pace for other states for arranging for a display of the agricultural and mineral products of his Commander lioomis said this morning that practically every army posl iu take advantage of the opportunity for representation in The extent of the exhibit cannot be estimated at this but ud less indications are at will be one of the features of the The Kansas department will bring with it a band of thirty pieces and will endeavor to provide an entertainment for visitors that will eclipse any effort in this line before made by the veterans of the The Kansas exhibit will include products of the the ' salt and an elaborate display of NEW MAINE ALL RIGHT Gives a Most Satisfactory Account of Herself on July 17.-The new battleship built by the Cramps to replace the illfated returned to this city tonight after a satisfactory trial at The new war vessel proved herself to be a very speedy ship for her averaging 18.29 knots an hour over a measured Her contract calls for a speed of 18 In a preliminary run last the Maine for thirty minutes ran at the rate of 19.95 knots an an extraordinary speed for a J vessel of her Her machinery worked smoothly and the performance of ship in every other particular was satisfactory to her MAY BE LORD CADOGAN He is Mentioned ai Lord of Ireland Br London 18.-While there is known as to who will be the next cf the Duke of Marlborough is las a Harbor At N. July 17.-A whaleboat waiters and ployed at Star Isle 9f who bad gone out in bay afternoon on a pleasure in of Skipper rnd daring a and of tbe 4>cottpants were were by had put oat from the shore in Remarkable Display of Coolness During a Fire at Kansas July 17.-A fire which broke out at 10:40 o'clock this morning in the new south wing of St. Margaret's threatened for a time the destruction of that in which there were nearly 300 2The fire was in the woodwork between the ceiling and the roof of the south It was discovered by one of the sisters on duty in the men's Which tbo upper of thai the least excitement the sister hurriedly the mother Immediately an alarm was in and all the twenty-eight sisters and attendants in the hospital were While the firemen were to the hospital irom all the tire houses in the city the scene in the hospital was a memorable The without betraying tbat would alarm the went to work heroically removing the patients from the south wing to the extreme part of the main They were aided by a dozen physicians and surgeons of the hospital The coolness of the sisters In the presence of such a danger certainly bad the of preventing a panic Almost by the time the first detachment of firemen reached the building all of the male patients on the upper floor were floor was fast filling with smoke that was almost stifling and it was remarkable with what ease the brave sisters up men from the cots on which they some near unto and carried them through the hall to places of The women patients on the second and floor were removed in the the same while the firemen were also working to extinguish the NORTH steady Downpour in Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska July 17.-A general rain storm struck the eastern half of Nebraska and Western Iowa this afternoon and continued until a late hour There was a steady downpour all evening and at a cloudburst is reported which did considerable The for the past two days has registered near the 100 with an excess of A greater part of tbe small grain is harvested and no serious result is anticipated to wheat and MUST PAY THE BOND Judge Ryan Orders Bondsmen for to Pay St. July 17.--In the circuit court today Judge Ryan ordered Gottlieb bondsman for Charles member of the municipal whe is a fugitive from justice in to pay the amount of the latter's Kratz is under indictment on the charge of bribery in connection with street railway franchise After Kratz left St. it developed that he secured Eyermann against loss on the HE DIED FOR SPITE Herman Hoffiman Drank Carbolic Acid Before His By 8crlpp-McRm* Tnm New July 18.-"Does it How do you like Those were taunts hurled by Herman Hoffman who then drank acid and died a few Hoffman was angered at his wife because she threatened his return to jail from whence be recently returned after serving a sentence for threatening to kill FIGHTING CHOLERA Disease Spreads to Towns in July 17.-The epidemic of cholera is in full sway in It is now raging in eighteen towns in that province and the of deaths is oa the Thm are suffering partly the health bava the of can The ia The aad will not permit the satires to travel unless provided with A battalion of the Eleventh Infantry has sent to the troops in who are to take action against tbe Moros in 1 July 18.-General Charles H. of the IT. S. re- SUPPORTS MITCHELL The Mine Workers Convention Stands by Him are a General Sympathy Strike on of the Anthracite An Immense Snm of Money Will be Raised Not What be I Htd iu the of the Funds Am last night long y i July 18-John Mitchell has won a marvelous Indorsement from the united mine even the anthracite men came up smiling with the statement that they did not want a general Mitchell's they pointed out the right The adoption of Mitchell's plan while their will be no general suspension the anthracite strike will be prosecuted to the bitter Mitchell's plan of assessing the members of tbe union a dollar a week each would yield a quarter of a million a The assessment of ten per cent of the earnings of the members of the union which possibly will be for a dollar levy would yield about a That sum maintained would enable the to keep up the strike all Big contributions will come from the unions besides tbe Tbe Illinois district will lead with a gift of a | hundred thousand Two millions a month aid and a fight to the is the program now the anthracite July 17.-If the voice and President of Mine prevail with the of his there will be no general strike of the The chances of such a step being taken now are very In bis speech in tbe convention this Mitchell advised strongly against the and urged that the bituminous continue at and that a system of assessment upon the members of tbe which he be carried Into effect as the best means of affording aid and support to the striking cite men in the His If adopted by the convention this would have settled the entire question for which the convention was and an Immediate would have A motion to adopt the suggestion of President Mitchell provoked a long which the general sentiment was against the ordering of the The men from the anthracite regions finally made a request that they be allowed to bold a caucus to determine upon an expression of opinion as to what they thought the should do and asked for an adjournment for this Their request was and the adjournment The men who were in tavor of a strike were In a decided minority in the convention A PHILIPPINE ROUNDUP Twelve Engaged in a July 17.-An extensive with the object of capturing the Ladrone and and fifty of their is progressing in Cavite Twelve hundred commanded by Captain moved today at forming a complete angle shaped covering sixty Patrol are the It is expected to The tira of. the towns aad the will be arrested and the others will be A 18 HUNG Man Who an Officer Saffers for hii Crime Straw Hats That were 50 75 cents and Shovel em Out 1S cents and 2S cents Shovel 'em Out Shovel 'em Out He Proves Too Shrewd lor i Tracy Was Wounded Saturday and IS Weak i - The Sheriff Thought He Was Cornered in a Deserted Cabin bat to Find Br July 18.-Tracey has again It was supposed that he with two mons and Br 8ett9p-aCCSM 18.-Frad:Lee of who constable in June 1901, waa hanged In jail yard here at this Ha went to the gallowa Fred both been located Lake Sawyer but they Cudihee the slip and made off Tt is supposed that Tracy been lying in the brush since Saturday nursing the wounds Indicted in his back by Deputy Bunch has company July 17. Sheriff Cudihee last night located Harry with two In a lonely three quarters of a mile from the junction of the Northern Pacific Palmer cutoff and the Columbia Sound Cudihee with six waited until 10 o'clock this morning for Tracey or either of bis companions from the the sheriff ordered an attack upon place and the closed in. fireing as they Not a sound came from the cabin and when Cudihee cautiously pushed in i the door they the place There were evidences that the house had been inhabited very and it is now believed that the outlaws one by from their place of imprisonment during the darkest hours of the A boat has been reported missing on Laice not far from tbe aad it is certain that the took that means of had been lying in lha brush after iha Ml tha which by ia tha aight in Covington lain His hiding waa not four miles One of his two la supposed to ba a with a price upon his wounds were lanced Saturday or a razor being employed by a companion in an death by blood WON'T PAT THE SEWARD reward of 81,500 for finding the body of David Merrill tating he could only for the capture of the A AT CHICAGO Joly 18.-Snpt. Lee of tha penitentiary to pay Mrs. Great Wave Caused High Barometer Soiled in from the July 17.-A phenomenon known to Geneva and other Swiss lakes as a has made its appearance on Lake In a queer convulsion thelake sent a big wave and residents along the shore suddenly found the water tapping at their All along the lake front the waves up against breakwaters over tite Steamers were tossed at their smaller crafts were thrown on boats ware and in several Instances loss of life was narrow ly Two boys bathing north of Lincoln park were saved they had been carried out by the receding A fisherman was rescued by the and another Evanston was pulled out of the water as he was in danger of At the weather bureau the barometer indicated a high followed by an equally sudden A wave of heavy pressure passed over and as it struck the moving from west to east tbe water was pushed With the pressure wave came rushing back and dashed up over the land and then receded to the normal water CARNEGIE'S GIFT ii D Establishes a Fund for Clark 17.-Andrew Carnegie has promised to give Clark university towards the OOp needed to secure a bequest of 000 under the will of the late Jonas G. Mr. Carnegie's offer was made known by a cablegram to President Hall provided other half My gift special Senator The to which Mr. is the of tbe by of Mr. most in order to tbe of tha to divida the aom of tha of aad tha in equal WaL SOON BE READY Patting on the Finishing Br 8erlm>KeKM Pnm San 18.-Fitzsim-mona wiU arrive for the in the Fitzsimmon has never been in finer Jeff keeps up his training The demand for seats is Very Serious ones are Today A Three Big Hotels Burned at Black Island A - Br Block July 18.-National-and the store and Surf hotel were fire this The loss was at Br Preu July 18.-Defective electric wires caused a fire In the Lion the largest mercantile establishment in Oklahoma this The loss is Eighty-five clerks are out of as a result of the ANYWAY Yonng Conple Eloped in San Cisco and Bride is Disowned Br 8crtpp-lfaIU San July 18.-John C. a grandson of Lloyd Tevis and eloped yesterday and wedded Adelaide a daughter of president of the first national Tevis has agreed to forgive them but the bride's is angry and has disowned KILLED HIS OWN WIFE Chicago Man Commits Murder and Tries To Br 8eripp-lCeRM Pnw July 18.-Williaai a railroad shot bis wife early this and then fired a bullet in his own body without fatal He hia wUe bad been and wise police that ia an todays By Wire to M. 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