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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24
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The reader will bear it in mind that
when we speak OF or quote prices of tobac- |
co it is for the Vuelta &c Absjo, the kind |
we are growing in Middle Florida and no
other.
Farmers, when buyer of good reputa-
ton contracts with you for your crops ''stay
with him, no matter if other buyers come
along and offer you a few cents more.
Violating a contract will hurt you in the
future.
A cigar factory has been established al
Macclenny, Fla.
When you pay from IS 10 BIC for green
tobacco, what are you going to ask for
wrappers? Question!
The new Havana leaf is coming in much
earlier this season, owing to fermentation
being much further. advanced than usual.
The leaf market is way up. Not only
are big prices demanded for old leaf, but
the 1891 crop is being bought up at figures
which surprise everybody. The leaf trade
is more and more becoming a speculative
one.
Following are the quotations for Ha-
vana, in Vega lots:
Remedies (colas). .......... rs
Vuelta Abajo (colas). rs
Vuelta Abajo, fair. ....... -. 100
| ROOO. .......... Liz
fine. ..12O to 1875
William Pierce, Windsor, Conn,
townsman OF 70 years, has during the past
season raised and housed an acre of tobac-
co, and has cut and stored sufficient hay to
winter four cows, besides raising supply
of potatoes and some corn.
Smoker Ito cigar boy): II sent my lit
tie boy here for some Colorado Maduro ci
CARS and you gave him Cowboys" Boy
CARS, and Cowboys was as near as could
! get to it."
In Vueltas and Semi-Vueltas a
, Havana there is little for the American
markets, and tho few lots Of Partidos ar
. held at very high prices.
: I am glad to say that hundreds of Geor
gia planters. after thinking over the matte
/ and investigating it will, next spring
, instead of laying of 80 many cotton rows
make thousands OF tobacco hills, and 81
. and watch 'em flourish under the noonda.
Georgia sun.
/ Ell Perfecto cigar factory, N. j. Wine
Q man, Jacksonville, Fla, which started i
Q business only few weeks ago, has bee
q compelled to double it's force to all
Isplendid home demand. They will doubl
4 again In The next twenty days. ~
al Regime de Castora, Cuban who reside
E lnear Ocsls, Fla, planted one acre
% tobacco last May. The first Of this mont
b The gathered the TOBACCO from this acr
between 600 and 100 pounds, which,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24
A Hcartrending Truth.

A woman never hits hen when she
throws a missile at it; but, alas! man Is
not hen.-Yonkers Statesman.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24

We cannot afford to deceive you. Con-
fidence is begotten by honesty. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are pills that
will cure constipation and sick headache.
Sold by M. Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24

Not Before Death, Anyway.
Parachute jumping is not business that
tends to elevate MANUFACTURING.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24
The Goddess of Liberty.

TITO OH AzhOOH
Mr.. Weari-Why in creation don't you
go to bed?
Mrs Weari-l must wait up for the
girl.
"Why don't you lock her out?"
I'm afraid she'd stay out. New
York Weekly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24

Mary and Her Little Hat.
Mary had little hat,
Its crown was very low,
And everywhere that Mary went
That hat was sure to 60.
She wore it to the play one night.
And furnished fun for all.
For how those girls did laugh and shout
To see hat SO small.
Cloak Review.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24

II think you had better send up an
other rat trap, John"
"But bought one only the other
day"
II know, but there is rat in that
oue."-Lowell Citizen
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-24

SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02
TIE NaVAJOS AND MOOutS4

Bad BIoasf Existing R~twssn the TIVE
Tribes wh1eh Way K-suis In <e-foas
Frousf~-rrvaps Senk ss the scwus,-rhs
school kugb~ar-
SANTA FE. " VI. June ss--The lat
est Indian news from the New Mexico
tnd Arizona border or from the indian
,ountry lying between the Navalos
agency at Fort Defiance and keams
canyon. in ArIznnl. Is so the effect that
about TOO drsaffeetssst Indians who quar-
1.led with their neixhbors. both Of the
Aoqui and Navajo tribes are ambus-
.I.iesf in the east eld of keam canyon
Bad blood has existed for n long time
between the powerful Navains ansl tbs
weaker but fierce Moquis. Cattle and
stock stealing has been the grievance
eetween the two factions. Eeeenrly
company of cavalry was sent
srnu Fort Wfnxase- This f1rv.s
having been found Insufficient. two
Jsher troops have been sent To Eeam-s
sarvon- The <avaios as n whole say
hey do not wish war with the United
States. but the Indian department ut
Washington seems determined sO send
their children 90 eastern Indian schools
IN violation OF treaty stipulatious-
They are willing TO send their children
To schools on their own reservation, but
VIII not let them 70 east
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02
CONDENSED TELEGRaMs.

TEx weather NJ san Francisco en the
sseh was the hottest siree 1871. the
Thermometer registering - at lissle
after midday. or an equivalent ot 10- on
the streets.
The Missouri river n Kansas City IS
z- Il dangerously high stare The wats-
Is the highest since the great food Of
IsSr- and much damage has been done
WkErEK Il FEEEwAN. wanted as For-
rest. Texas, foe IReitinx a riot In which
seven men were killed was eags9rsd az
Louisville, Ny. on the 10Th
THE rise in silver in the uftsd States
Is encouraging 20 mining and smeIstag
interests IN Msxnco. Money = easy and
in rOod demand
A GANG ot euuadence men made neat
living near LashrOp> Mo. swizsiIing him
cut Of $3.50 and las team and bagvy-
A HEAVY hAilssoru passed 0Ees Grant
Couuzy, Iowa On the 2ash- The storm
l4sssd ozIy ahoas fifteen minutes but
m immense amount OF hail sroCes fell.
doing great damage 10 er0ps- Many Of
the StezsS measured over three inches
IN Ienxth-
TREASrKER NEEECkEE reports = net
balance in the treasury 0t Ss-se'Ss 40 in
excess Of trarsf0aaI silver coin and Of
deposits IN nas.01al banks
The xranA JGry 0f Pulaski County,
Ark On sAe -ssh. returned bill Of in
5iesueus against Ex->tase Treasurer
woodruz-
NE GLADSTONE e1nditfcn Is causing
uueh uEeAsfness- He = very flI- WORSE
iudsed than bis family or friends are
wfIIfHr To admFs- tie Is possessed Of re-
markahIe vitality. 4 constitution of
iron bat he does not seem To be able
10 recover from the effects OF the in
tusnzA
IL &. NEAu. u Fcrs Smith. Ark. was
Overcome by heat On the @ssh and died
the next morning. never having re-
xained Consciousness He was 50 yea-s
cid. Leaving a family in \ dsssitute
condition
LEW PxeEIM- n yogng nan Of HamP-
rou- Ark. xas dec0yed from his home
On the night Of the @ssh azd hanged TO
n tree by three MASKED Easu- Co1tes-
sion was sxuo-ssd frVu him as 10 the
whereabouts Of considerable SUN OF
-cnsv he was known - possess TIE
rOnev xas secured By his eaIs0rs. and
e wzs left In 4 secluded portion Of the
woods rS<e 3ea1 than alive bis in
ssr.sx 4ss hzIseYsS ~ - .a.a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02
LAID TO REST.
The Funeral Of .ga~~ra ~ w<DanafsG se
Indianapolis sttsnsI@sk sg . va~E esa-
wsur~- sf F~vpSe~

The Funeral Of Ja-spa " w<paaafH q.
Indianapolis sstsasIsst ss . vA~E esa-
sssar~s sG F~sp5e-
tNDENSkRuLHs, Tns1. Iun.s s1-Ths
funeral OF Joseph T. NeDouahi took
plaer yesterday afternoon frum the
family resaissE,.v- Prem un.an TIL q
o'clock n constant stream Of cirizeus
passed through the house - take n Iass
Ll.laS as the DIAL statesman. The Hem
drislSs ana Cleveland and cray clubs. tina
Marion esSGnsy AMI Indianapolis bar as-
sosiattous, aust the city amt state otts-
elals were al present. amt the process
sSDn Inelastesf fully 5a0 vehiefes.
Among those frpm without the ely
who were IN attendance were the dead
ssatssman-s brother. Jas. A. MeDnnalsf.
and his son eseos " Mcdonald. Of At
tbca. lad Don Piatt. y cousin. from
Maeu-heeES. o. w C. Shepherd Of
Hamilton. q. and Frank Farusworth.
cs Washington Mrs MeDonalds .
brother
The doral tributes were prutrSe ard
beautiful aud came from every political
organization IN the city irrespective OF
party
The funeral ceremonies were eun-
duetsd by Rev. Joseph A. Maburu.
pastor of the Second Prwsbvterian
church. and Rev Dr. VI L. HaInes~ OF
the First Presbyterian church Brief
and eloquent eulogies were delivered
By both divines at the house. and the
seremoai'ss at the grave were impress
i've and beautiful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02
TIE WESTERN STORM.



Oeh~r Points In ~~bra~kA
OMAHA. Neh4. June es.-Rain fell
spontaneously from : o-elsseIx yesterday
morning until s o'eioslS last evening
Considerable damage was done in the
n"rthsrn ant eastern parts Of the ,ity.
In the vicinity Of the ODD North omaha
creek the streets were 1ss.l.sf - \
Aspsh OF from two tn five feet. ansf tbs.
water was gp 20 the windows II the
first tsprs af hundreds Of Residences.
street ear traffic IN that section OF the.
-ity = abandoned East omaha Is al
ussst all under water. hu. The over
ffsvsesl section - n0t thiclxly populated.
anst comparatively little damage wa
5oae
\ clDy1I-bgrss occurred Yesterday
afternoon at NfIlartt. 20 miles FROM
Omaha. on the Union Paeitie. and in
unsiasest the track for nearly half =
mTls.
The washout near Central City was
repaired yesterday. and the overland
trains which had been delayed there
since Thursday morning passed over
the break and reached Omaha last
evening The washotffS on th.s Elk
horu road which had bs~n repaired.
were washed out again yesterday
The heaviest rain for years feII nc
Nebraska City yesterday The streets
tnd cellars were flooded and great danI-
agv was dome
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

MIS-. " NJ CArCHrSssS. widow % the
late Dr. Catehiugs Of Sgnfower County.
and mother Of the Hon T. C. CaEehfnxs.
member of Congress from the Seveash
District. died last week n a venerable
old age
Mr. LUTHER REID. Of Vickshurg. has
entered suit against the Louisville. New
Orleans 4 Texas Railway for 5000
damages. On acrount Of the exposure TO
which his family were recently sub
ise.sG at Redwood Station through the
Empany's neglect. ~ he alleges. The
circumstances OF the ease ars that Mrs.
Reid and two children and niece left the
srlIn at Redwood as night. They found
the depot closed and being unable Co
enter the waiting room- were obliged to
shelter themselves as best they could
ANGELO ST ANDREA was buried 1s
Jackson last week He was ! native OF
Italy. but settled near Crystal Springs
about twenty years ago. where be be-
zane the first successful pioneer in the
truck industry. He bIaz~d the way
which 80 many Others have successfully
followed since. and Laid upacoupstsney
lar his family
JoHx A GALBREATH LoDsE =. AND
4 NJ celebrated St Johns Day with .
basket picnic and public speaking az
Brandy wine Chureh, Claihorne County.
A large sum was collected for shs
benefit ct tbs Mississippi AAsoais
Home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

eas ANsr 49, &N*eEl1E 1frw~f n
saarlze ef the triZassos iuqu5rv. Ar
rived IN >an Frlnea>c,s "a ths. s5sh H..
saEs shat shse <r~as Cogora.ss s1.s~as
can Fs'sss5a3y h-s ullase arah1. tsr ua.~n.
% l-r7-asas1- thux asbfEn.- 81 at.l s.J.,
a'-r-s - the 1raats z-ea r.. s.vx n.
f-s'i- valA~y sySse= ia California = 49,.
Hasss irrigation system Ga she e,,us5-
a~na
WALTER kxwF~rxR ~-,.FF-s-av,
American Specialist On fn-anfrv VII
ss~slfy ~ the trial ~ The S-r@~r-a-,
tsaneaH- charged With 1tseuausinr =,
aaa-'tssr his wife IN Wales D-- K-mp-
sser : nsw IN WaiesN
>EvERNE hundred uasz A. II. Ps,sre,.-
lrOu sEr=1cws az P'oftsvuls.. Pa ssr-s.sx
. % the -5eh. hes.saa-~ tn. ovva~rx u -.
Pians refused 80 pay thssnz asss-u-rssss~ =.
Tie Pittsburgh ssaEe-
THE vansierA5Es ros.sES have .,..-s nrp,4
the following sszus5eusaSs Lake Sh,sr~
- Per esuss Michigan censraA J r.r
cSn--- AMI Cazaasa Southern Il, Per
eens-
IHE sser-v ofsAs Evanrvls-aI church
n trsrunRnv are very sensraEEv o.
ps'rSst % the lSaIss-r's prvpso=.ssE plan 10
rlasss >-a"a-a'l8 marks hT fssrssrv sar shs.
work % suPRrvSs5aag the slave traals IN
Atra,sa> the Er0Eas4 of opvos5s5au h..f-s,
thar the losrerv world 80 a vast ssssl
OF evtl n Germany
CBEEF SPECIAL ASrSr OF rug CSx-
ss-> EEpssFsssy. charged with tbs. e,,gl.,,.-
thru Of she statistics es mznufas.es5ris.s
N Philadelphia h1s h,s-su ~.rrrssr~,f frr,ri1
Sti1s-ss for eiIs.3h.ssE5enes of or,serSs
THE bi< stable II the PHILADELPHIA
-as woriSs was destroyed By IRE shortly
after : O'clock on sh,. morning Of IN.
s5ch- About half a sb1zen horses we-~
baruesi- bssS. S.su. 8no.
THE great Vale Harvard university
bout race was rswest at New Earshsrr.
Conn On the sSsh. 1zst fsr rhs. SIX
te-~Esh time a the history e rhs. an
neal event Harvard won. leaving y1I..
wlsa rV--,1ryf e -Esvea cut of rvx~rl-v-
seven ev1nee~ts xhas.a have taken plas.,s
between the two great rival lnssisu1-
sl1cs OF learning azsg sp.lrs
J. A EkEHsw- attorney sar >tats
Ccuzpt-vllsr C0}-zn- has 1aIxis.sss him r,ss
s.s''il'''l y sae
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02


HHs tlr~ IA rry1sx TO save That &C .
vsssaz " aszan. "a no wax th.ss E,rowr-sf as
KfH~rvn. ~ The H~rus. Sacrifices
Witnessed ~ Haass<w<As wAss we're ra-
ana~ 70 lead ts~asexn-~4
A<BEKT FNxx. v J.. June 3I-Frs.st
hrolS1vx. eltie@s sou uf Issnaa. " Rrulxavx.
Fr0uaInsnt IN New York. was drownet
while attempting 80 rescue the servants
Ct Mrs Herr az EIb~ron yesterday
afterussu.- Csn4 of the servants vas
alse 4ruun~a Miss Annie Douohus.
Mss AvrEiss BSrSsch and Miss Julia Tor
PA bad been bathing. and were car
ri'ss4 cut h.svvusi their depth
Their cries were heard BY Brukavw.
who with Flr. Ferris, Of PhfIasl.Iphia.
was sitting ou the lawn ok the Brulsaw
cottage The svo threw OF shsir outer
garments ansf Esap.sE into th.. Ssa-
BruaSlw ssirest Miss Donahu.s aaai Dr.
Ferris e.sRShs bold of Miss Eir<.sh.
Rresaw made n gallant struggle 10
reach shss shssre with his burden
The <1rt euup1escIv b1ss her head.
several times br~alSinx fr0ua his
grasp. lie would not desert her. how
ever ant struggled 3, bring her t.s shs,
shars- Finally efforts 10 retain his hol.t
GA the yiri exhausted him and he sank
from view with the girl whom b., clun.x
sss se tine eusE
Mr. ami Nr$N BrpgSav~ Witnessed the.
sad a,risisns from tbs. hsas-h. a,.,i arss
aln~st franti- with grief
Brwlsav Vas q years olsE He WIS
catcher Of she Prtae~toa college team
aFsst graduate Of that eoIlesw in a.
class of 9t- Miss Torpia AMI Miss
tssrseh were saved ns- Ferris was ex-
haussssi when rescued and taken ~ the
kruiS1v cottage where b.. lies IN L
critical eocsiiti1u- Hundreds ef wealthy
New leriS-rs who have eottages In tho
vlcinitv Witnessed the sal <s-,su...
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

AMHERST. Mass. June ss.-Prpsisi..ut
Merrill l. Gates delivered his inaugural
address at Amherst college to-day
Among other things he said
rhs Pressing ant OF our time 10 manly
men, OF LIBERAL culture ansf sound head and
heart In every waIx of LIFE. The inffi~ne~
OF such u1sn melio-ares all the relations "a
LIE, ant hsRas "a q rtsh Ness. AMI tone.
Christian manhood - Sreassr thing saan
any Profession We 10 uas need a agrpasar
number OF doctors or lawyers. Or m@r-
chants We do need a greater number ae
tlnsrally educated EIsu Who value Christi an
estuearisn above soIlars and GENTS. WHAT
else can dIspsI rhs awful cloud ef lssnarancs .
and VICE saar 9iaekens 0ur census map OF
she soash and storms at al our POETS ot I'm
mi igrasiara II the dangers whlsh
threaten Us from tAese sources
are co be aversed. must Eaax
not to saoule mI.sionAri@s'' alone. uoE tn
eIergymet enEy. not 90 the efforts OF oIf-
sieians or statesmen. eaE TO the Inervasss at
the number and the Influence OF these lib
orally -esfueaeest Christian men whose sransf-
aEd 0t Judgment and action. m every vuca-
rLon. <hoa1d raise the tone OF public opinion
Ant purify the puaiie morals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

OXFORD. June a&-Chan.elIor Efwar,i
Mayes OF the University ot Mississippi
has sent the following tetter OF resigna-
tiou % the board ot trustees ''tfentIe-
rien-The care for and advantageous
selection Of chancellor for our uni
verSi-y - a matter Of such paramount
importance. aud time for thorough
and we'll advised canvass of avafIabIe
material Is 50 necessary for such seles,-
tian. that feel it TO he my duty To ad-
dress to vou this lstter- It is my ex-
pectaston at your next meetfEg I'd
resign the Office OF chancellor This
step will be taken not becauSa Of aay
Dissatisfaction. fer your body indIvfd-
a1lIy and collectively has been most
generous and loyal 20 me. but only be-
cause OF business considerations %
personal nature am convinced that
have come 10 the parting of the Way
must choose between the ofiee % chan
e~Ilor and nv profess On as a lawyer I
cannot attend 10 the latter ard az the
same time to the former ~ think ts
should be- As things are now. prefer
the Law / hope. therefore. thai when
ycH again assemble you sill come pre-
pared TO act On the appoIntme ut Of nv
successor as chane~llor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


wrwroS. June s5.-Tae thirf annual
meeting q the Pasrons u Hashandrr.
~ their heautifai grounds two niles
scrsh ot Lake Ssastou. in shls eoaasy.
ecnameaces Jaly - AMI closes On the III
% August. The interest," manifested br
she farming class in questions at pres
snt aztsastr< the public mind 10 greater
than ever before. AMI IL can b. safely
asserted that thsy are better informed
- ~ the financial coalition - the saun-
srT than as any tfr~ within the past
eeca.te. rhs land Loan and sabsreasmry
s,hsnes are discussed Whenever and
wherever men meet. snsi th@ great gath
airing Il farmers at the Patrons' Union.
having tor its eeiecs the dissemination
~ knowledge calculated - improve
their financial moral and social cpudF-
sion- will doubtless be seixed upon BY
those for and against these measures as
a great place tor the expression Of their
views. Sine the meeting last year an
experimental station has been added &C.
the grounds. the hotel enlarged. and
many new and attractive tents erected
There are now -fty-hve cf the last men
toned. all being neat. convenient little
cottages well calculated To make one
feel as though . week spent in ons Of
them woald help TO drive away many OF
the cares ansi trials Of every dav life.
Many are owned BY individuals who
annually brfng their families here. and
many are Foe rent to others who desire
10 give their wives and children 4 week
Of euioTmsns AMI frvedon among the
stne hills % East Mississippi To those
Sh~ 30 uos de-jrr tents. the hotel offers
every accommodation. and especially
viii this prove the case as The coming
meeting the nlon having determined
to conduct IL anater the management ot
tss own officers. In fact. ft Il said every
convenience shat cvalt possibly BE- de-
sired % render the week one OF pleasure.
Proar and mutual instruction will be
h1t The most prominent men of Mis-
sissippi and of NJ i<h boring States have
been invited - b. present. and will
eb'h dis,-uss seine parefeular subject Of
interest to the Eahoring people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

FaRESr. June 93-John Smith. wha
has been causing a reigu oe terror sf
Morton. thss c0anty. - In Jail here
nursing his wounds The aushsrt.ses
at that place came IN possession OF in
formation that led them 20 believe that
he would Be at negro cabin one mile
south OF this pgH'r. and a posse was dis
patehed unsier command OF Special
BIiliE James NeCisrahan to capture
him As sasn A. smith discovered the
cabin Was surround-i he made dash To
esasap", but vas brought towu by
sharxe of sAos. DR. w n EastTan.I
s-essed his wognts and pronounced none
o. them dangerous, all Of them being
en- the right side One shot. resting be-
htHd the eYebaIl. will in all probability
raRsss him 30 los.s that member He and
BITS wife will be taken 20 Norton for
hearing a. soon rs b. "a able To make
the trip. He is bad character. ruauI-
ing about the country and using brute
f1rve ta make the woman aid him in hts
crimes. In Smith County LAST March
he beat her 50 severely that they were
tracked tonr miles BY the blood. be all
the tine forcing her along by her hair
she claims s0 have made several at
tempts 20 escape frem him. and that she
II IN constant dread that he Will kill her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

CHrcAGo. June as4-Joclxy V. Britton
WIS very badly hurt IN the first race ~
Washington park yesterday ie was
mounted on John z Peppers s-year-olss
hlIy. Miss Dixie. In field of twelve
youngsters. About two furfongs from
the start. while in the center Of the
rushing mass of horsefiesh- Miss Dixie
stumbled. and in falling pitched Brittor
heavily and head foremost against the
inner rails The right side OF his k~al
and face was trightfully smashed He
was taken 70 the Mercy hospital. where
a. examination by the doctor showsd
sh&s % hcres w=-s h-cxs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-07-02

CasA C@rs N~w esszzs~rv Wear Maaae car
na@t Pa During a severe ~esrua. Re-
safsar< Ia sa~ Crushing 60 D~ash sT liz
W@rkm~aA
MOUNT CNRNtEE. Pa. June sS-Thfs
sscsioa WAS visited yesterday after
nsoun. by wind azsi rain storm e tn
usual severity Trees were uprooted
and carried a great distance. while ths,
rain poured down In torrents and the
lightning and thHnster were terrific.
" hen the storm was as its height. =
heavy crash wa> heard above the. raiss.
Of the Storm. causing people to ifs.ss
frsru1 their hatres in serrur. For a
time l. waS feared that a terrible cal
aEuity bad taken place in the borough
Es was ~srun learned. however. that the
crash was cause,t bv the collapse % ths.
Paterson Coal Cc's large csIliery. Sitr-
ssed two mile. west II this place Tbs.
S.rueturw was 4 new one aud was rap
ally nearing completion. Four sIarers.
J. u BLOSSOM. Richard Roberts. J. K
Doshsoa ansf William Lodge. from Shf.lS-
shfunT. PA. were On the roof at the
time IT thss accident and were hurled
- The ground At distance ot $50 fe,,s.
anst crushed 20 n Jelly by the heavy
siizahssrs falling up.sa them Two other
woriSrneu> frum Luzrrue. Pa, whose
sarnsss csUhI not BE learned. were aIs.s
working IN sh. building AMI they shared
The same fate n shsir eompanb,us
Il was sw0 hours hsfsre th.. h.ssi,ss Il
~ men could BE recovered. owing 90
the debris that was hsap,,E up.pu them
The esasilfs Of the a.n were hr,suxht q,
tins placs ~ await fnSsrurti0ns from
their families.
The c'aIliery was - have been started
1~yr mputh- bat the buildings arr.
totally vrseiesst and Il viii take e,luSist-
erable time - make necessary REPAIRS
The loss 70 the company Is about SI9..-
1oa