Wellsville Allegany County Reporter (Newspaper) - December 4, 1896, Wellsville, New York - 97 N. 4. RUMORS Sam About to Stay TALK II Reported to thf s Very Firm 3.R<i>orts are general here To the that time In had the government bat understand that the rebellion be crushed within United States woald be to intervene to stop It was said lhat prominent senators haTe informed of this In their similar to rumors a month ago and emphatically at tho time bj officials of thia and No of reports conM be obtained in official circles and it was denied that Spain had any such bare been active in foreign affairs and have consulted state department officials on the tte opinion that the administration not made any radical changes in its but a number of them gave it own personal opinion that congress should adopt vigorous methods to prevent the of Is that the president will early to wnd to the the report Consul General has submitted to the of on the result of his observations In of the committee foreign relations said that it would nol possible for the president to send a message to congress in view the which Consul General had toade Secretary ing of the views of General the senator said that they were enough known to make it clear that his report would not be favorable to the It is known that the report General presents a very not to say condition affairs in One of the he that of the situation of the who no in the war to it within the Spanish s or the Jire If tho they their in only to by the who the planters and upon the slightest it is alli pnt the men to or on tiie thai they have Kn n aiding the In it Is as aiding the if are which might when by the like on v the have to with in of sustain out how they are often to prisons and without the trials a to given to with thitt is on but it N Kiid rae to on of A of the hat the in were that in of Wiis he lio take a stand DiC Rvj of ky. r wh i i j the said in iu f inu nt w r-i t to rtt agnizing to is that a of to this The one man a of his a 3.-^Advres from are that the have the at The was TO dynamite to aad 3.A' explosion dynamite which shook tha country for killing an Italian fatally Injuring another and maiming half a explosion was of who out the over a on the new railroad extension which Is 60 sticks of dynamite were of and the explosion of caused tho to go off at A terrible report shaking the buildings of the village and adjoining Rocca was blown fe Both legs are his hmd was crushed and other of his body were mon were at work cmr by the explosion created every being thrown to tho ground hit by flying earth and was picked up unconscious and is fatally were cut and one bating a leg others were buS their wounds are not wife 3.Lillian the girl wife of A. who is now serving a life at Auburn prison for the murder of E. Delaney in Buffalo two was married Ijy Mayor Jewett at the city hall to Charles There was some hesitation on the part of the mayor as to the legality of the bus the city attorney gave it as opinion that woman had a right to her being dead to the and the ceremony 3. Bishop Krane left here this noon for where Cardinal Gibbons leaving for A delegation of the clergy and laity him to tho train and gave him a filing During his stay here Bishop called on Monsignor but it Ls the was without as bearing on the trip to Hospital Dec. 3.Governor Morton the as rs of the Utica state hospital W. Constable of term of one Mrs. Marietta D. two John W. three Thomas F. four S. Ave George E. plx New York seven Situation In 3.The r of the German lying at In the ta the that the situation there he is to the defenses of Cavite and and an attack Prei have made to resident foreigners to a of has from the He is one of two 1 who two men and in a affray in The brothers were of a newspaper tile grew out of a article in their of the Dec having in the ments for the tary of che date for the from Jan. 5 to Jan. 12. the national gold Democrats was Iq 3.The dav session of the invention of of American was in the Young Men's w with an of. UMi The was to and AlU rt by the local homes with the Chicago of Oi The are local theater ami Ikar liani on the Automatic Gallows at Mao to Worked Dec. 3. hanged In tho state pri son at shortly after midnight this morning for the of Marie Trebbe at South Feb. 29 execution was tho second held in the state automatic and the method proved to a complete was practically instantaneous and by the All who witnessed it pronounced It a most expeditious and humane demeanor was calm and fearless and the joviality which hac characterized him since his incarceration in the did not desert him at the Throughout the day that Hartlein spent on earth he made merry with hLs death Not a muscle has nor a faltering sound come from his lipis and though fully realizing that he was standing on the brink of the his only comment was that time approached too appetite has remained and last when asked by Warden Woodbridge if he desired anything special for he what you have been giving me is good Mrs. provided a bountiful of which he partook spent yesterday almost constantly In reading his To Warden he has spoken frequently of the crime and sorrow for his act and said he longed for I will then be able to meet o'clock this morning Wanlen Deputy Warden Fathers Schneider of New Britain and Lynch of this his spiritual in their a few of the board of prison Sheriff Smith and Prison Surgeon Fox left the office and to the and entering the warden time has nearly and to read the death the completion the of the party and the priests the last of the church for As the priests hnd almost their spiritual an was touched which was a signal to thf and a was then fanned in the of those who to witness the the Sht rifT Deputy Wanh n John S. who had to the Dr. ihe prison and Drs. and of South J. ll of this rity and the of the the was the work of a few to place the cap his hvad and adjust tlie noose as he after a the foot the the shot into tho The trap was sprung Dr life 3. The munter of Caspar Hartlein was g isUy by a jury last and for which hf was that an s. wh o. wa s st a 1)1 uni ' the heart the of Feb. at a lonely farm in South r. was in love the of a had iHx n his but had to marry Dec. 3.News has Signor Italian td the Italian warships Volturno and and six have killed by the the roast liHi No to the trouble which the J Kast t of tile three lualo suit Fai l is cd to in where he was to his the weak to admit his 1 The trial LESS at 81wly ine rmm at is more The water has about fix and it that it may not f thn city has j deceived within past 4S by exactly the after that it ramo up rapidly until It gone two itn high water bright may be a of of the few days and many expect the water will be cropping np Bridge into the 3cnee portion of the The gorge in channel of the has been added to all and it s veritable mountain which tons of cannot the water succeeds In this mass of frozen snow and icc a farther may cot be but it is doubtful if a volume can find ita way under it to save the city from farther of all ia S. the on a BY Ib the N. Dec. f has here from mons that a Russian consisting of a his wife and three had in the terrible blizzard on It is feared that of people frozen to death in sections of the state whose have not been Cattle that not protected nearly all In a herd of near only 30 were found 3.The Chippewa river at this point fallen five The loB Jam at Round Hill is firm and the river still but there Is no further danger unless the Chippewa gorge No lives have been the and no persons are missing so far as Is The of stock and property is The valley division of the Milwaukee is out between here and From Start to tUm Hoy Only Having by Repeated Dec. 1,005,-OOt feet of logs fast in the ice gorge between here and La They came out of the Chippewa and Eau Claire rivera during the The Mississippi at this point has feet within tho last 48 In 3.A snow storm of almost verity for this of the year broke this Snow fell for when it hiv four in hes Streetcar is Kidly 3.Snow falling here and has ' ' The at irs Carolina is much heavier than it is AT of the Oraad Anns Vinits Commander S. of of his stall arrived ia this They to the dinner was at one the dinner General Clarkson was met by a of G. A. H- men of the who advantage of the opportunity to their The in the on Major and It is tkit they are to arrange for a for men in thv parade at Washing to they a camp at ike Army and W. of of. the congressional during tiie by Mrs. They at thw of California of the s N. H H. a nt of W. uS A N oi t court - i- from -t to Mrs. who at the for It is that Mr. will 1 given the port folio if he wsll a the Monday last for a on For The that in the ' grand quarters to any in on the of the Duke and of B. on a York to a to in of Mr. it lias lieen stati ti and was fuand r to Ile th tr t W In has occurred on the and railroad near John Proctor was anti several were slightly OOP Sample yoop It. of Franco 3.The to accept the of the renewal of the charter of the of e for 24 The wdl In- j on The select all for a state Mr. ond m the a capias being today and rr Hotel For Hotel a capital Charles Tragic 1x4 j Smith in front of an t in this in crowd of waiting Dec. 8.No event Mic history of pugilism on the Pacific has ever attracted more public attention here than the battle between the Robert Fitzsimmons and Thomas 15,(X)0 and people sll tho available space in the big pavilion and watched the which everyone regarded as practically deciding the of the the famous Arizona stage driver who has figured In many a gun on the was chosen is estimated that the club took in at least at tho box appeared two minutes after and his welcome tos S. on i- sr. for Ou St 65' York winter do low 12.; iow aad to track m prime L 3 c. t. 1 3 45c 2 f. o. b. l So. 2 May closed at nicu were enveloped in long blick robes which they off before putting on the It was then the disparity in the build of tho two men was plainly lean and long and looked like a while stocky and with his immense a men advanced to fhe center the ring and sparred for a i Fitzsimmons feinted several tina with but Sharkey got right on Sharkey swung left at s and .i moment hani lefr swing nn Fitz's Sharker down a on Round ended with Sharkey in stood up time was Men left on y hut Fitzsimmons Fitz on Fitz left on right and left on head and neck and got two in n Round with but key and Sharkey lefr for and then swung right and left On the with Sharkey swung left on Sharkey of fhe for tho wind and left on Fitz evidently laying to get in right on down with a left in the He then ducks left swine and f left on wind three times a n fighting Sharkey b ft swing on Fitz swung right and ing Honors rati of tried right for i Sharkey clinched and threw 1- j froin cut over left In a on twice and Sharkey Sharkey clinched to When fell under the Bub kindly him to his Sharkey Fitz left on face of by and Sharkey ills in a clinch is Sharkey punched wind with Fitz i i Spot of No. 2, 2c SOc No. 2 Ssc; 2Se 2c 3HC. 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U. ex-state and one of Caw Tha Ji court t in the Topeka and t ' down ' Held For 3.i^tpMin De of w htch ran at N. has been for without slightly 30. Thf Utica ird Angel of of s Used OIL f. sure I c- I. ' a if to try Salivation vV N. C. - oM cVi for 25 - dealers may are out v t hoping to cheap substitute fta Salvation L other who will it so r
