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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28
ONE or NATURES WONDERS.
A Lake In ireland Whoso Waters Have
tho Power OF PetrifyinE.

A Lake In Ireland Whoso Waters Have
tho Power OF Petrlfying.
A writer in Donahue's Magazine tells
of strange lake in Ireland whose
waters have the power of petrifying any
substance that may be put into it. OF
course it is understood that pctrifaction
is not the actual turning of a substance
into stone, but that the material of
stone dissolved in water is deposited in
its cells where it hardcnS. A stone is
made upon the model of the substance
pctrificd as a casting is made by filling
q mold.
An English firm, n well-l1nown cut
lcTy house, heard of this lake and at
once sent n man to examine it. lie s.
lcctcd several pieces Of hard wood, ant
having tied weights to them plunged
them into the lake and marked their
location by small buoys.
In two weeks he returned and took
up two pieces. which he found to be
partly pctritied. Two weeks afterward
the rest were taken up and each piece
of hard wood was as hard as flint, petri-
Gcd through.
Then the firm made experiments with
the wood in the different stages of petri-
faction and discovered that unusually cN-
ccllent razor homes could be manufact-
urcd from it, These homes arc now a
famous product of the firm, but the
razorsharpening world little knows
that the stone is, SO to speak, wood,
pctrificd in few weeks in the largest
of the Irish lakes.
In several ancient histories there is
reference made to the "hard, woody
stone" which was taken from the bot
tom of Tough Ncagh for spear and
arrow-heads by the carly Irish. So that
although Irishmcn to-day arc unaware
of the useful popularity of their big
lough' those of ten and fifteen centuries
ago knew it we'll and utilized it. In the
museum of Trinity college, Dublin, can
be seen several of these spear and ar
row-heads made centuries ago.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28
Getting a Pointer.

A Macomb county farmer who was
on the market with vegetables the
other morning WAS accosted by a
young man, who explained:
II have a patent hay fork which 1
ain going to travel with this Summer
and should like to got few pointers
from you to start on"
"P'inters, eh?" Wall, what sort?"
"How shall approach the average
farmer?"
"Wall, you'll ginerally find him in
the field"
"Yes."
"Just tell him in a pleasant way
what you've got"
"Yes."
"He'll ask you to the barn to talk it
over"
81 see."
"But don't you go. Instead OF TINT
make bee line for your buggy, climb
in and scoot your hoBs as fast US he
kin run for the next six miles"
"But why?"
"Oh, nuthin'.much. / only killed
six myself last week, but you
know it rained purity ,stoady for two
days and travel vas iight."--[Detroit
Free Press,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28
Tho PHI osphorcsccnco of Diamonds.

In q recent article on PRECIOUS
Stones" most beautiful experiment in
the absorption of light by diamonds
which was carried out in Paris Daring
the exposition was referred to. On this
occasion q collection of one hundred
and fifty diamonds was placed in dark
room. In side Of the room was in
serted lens, outside of which IN arc
lamp was hung. The Ions, which was
employed to concentrate the light, was
covered with violct-colorcd glass go
that only ultraviolet rays fell on the
gems, of which but three Of the entire
number proved to be phosphorcsccnt.
All tho others assumed beautiful
violet tint. The two stones whose
pho3phorc3ccncc was most marked
were perfectly transparent white
stones, one having blush tinge. The
phosphorcsccnce exhibited by these
stones is described as extremely bcauti-
full and remained Visible with gradual
j. Diminishing intensity for fifteen
Elinutc3 after n metallic cap was put
over the lcns-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28
WHITE HOUSE ELECTIONEER-
ING.

Senator Stewart, IN an interview IN
New York City, expressed himself as
being opposed to the President of the
United States having q second term
of office. He thinks it is honor
enough for one man to be President
for four years, and the people have
the right to the undivided and I'M
biased services Of the Executive upon
whom they confer such distinguished
honor.
The temptation to use the high
Office of President for electioneering
purposes should be removed. Presi-
dent Cleveland, before his election,
took the right view of the question,
as he was then opposed to n second
term, but the temptation was too
great for him as it had been for all
his predecessors, and will be for his
successors.
The Senator says he has prepared
an amendment to the Constitution,
which he will introduce at the next
session of Congress, limiting the in
cumbent OF the Office to one term.
The amendment will have no refer
ence to the campaign Of 1892 and it's
operations will look to the future and
provide against the evil growing out
of Presidential campaigns in the
White House.
Senator Stewart is right and his
proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition making the President ineligible
for re election should be adopted. TO
be President Of the United States,
chosen by the electors or representa-
tives of forty-two States and sixty
odd millions of people, is the highest
political honor that can be conferred
on man. He can annul the acts Of
two Congresses during his term of
office by declining to approve them,
and he has the disposal OF over one
hundred thousand Offices. Through
the departments, custom houses,
postoffices, revenue collectorships and
thousand and one other offices, he
can almost insure the endorsement OF
his administration, however objection
able it may be to the masses, by State
conventions, and can control a third
or more Of the delegates in a National
convention. Instead of laying the
political wires for a denomination, and
using the whole power of the Admin
istration, as Mr.. Harrison is said to
be doing for that purpose, he should,
as Senator Stewart says, give his un-
divided and unbiased services to tho
country, as he doubtless would il no
was debarred by the Constitution
from being his own successor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. Il
you want youIl
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine d
line of samples aa
has ever been ez1
hibited in ElkoI
You can get a suit
of clothes made I'd
order from $21 on
up. Fit G.uaraD1
teed. ......
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-28

What do yo's suppose IS
the matter arith this acomdu?
She looks pretty maad, doesn't
she? Guess she Just assed MM
broom ON her husband. See
her shaking her fist! Bat Lor'
a. mercy, she amt holf as
maui as the aUoman qOho sent
off for her goods, or bought
them some other place before
seeing o'srS. Why should
size be? She merer last such
bargains!
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Advertising

It Is said will sell anything, this IL
true in q measure; but for staying
qualities merit is the test. Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
It is new or unknown, but after It
comes into general use, it is judged
according tc its worth. The continued
and steady growth of Swift's Specific
SIS
II the best evidence of its excellence.
1t is most popular where it is best
known. Every bottle sold, sells ten
others. Every one that takes it be-
comes its friend, and recommends IL
TO their acquaintance.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
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9lerste haben aefanbel1.

oas eurH SerDanunasforuns rerurfaGte nnreinisIets
ten une iremse Gements i'm glut bic Oueue bes Mbeus
mattsmuS ilHu. DieislbeH 4iasen ft nieber auf bic
smpFnslt4e iubentaue nmbaaunS bn Diusfeln unb
Selsntbanesr, perurfa&en ben anbaltenhen nnb pon
Steae gu Steas we1ieInben 5amsrB uaO bilben einen
taltarttsen SAer, ber bic Stefbett unb peri&rDbeue
solution Der @elente ersepst. Cir tetRe 2batia6e,
relHe ete Grfabruns in YeBus auf 6pfeter's Masens
bttterS seIebrt bat essn drtsre 9epeie ppr ais oas
mr. Dap oteie MeoSin, bic 81 manHtsfaaen 3peden
otent, Dem i6redliden unb audlenpsn Rbeumatismi8z
seteeH GtHsuii tbat, unt bab iie BET Beem aIeu Stt
5n esm ndmItdeu 9ped perHenbsten @ttsu bprsuSeben
IT, ta lie heillame 9efanotbele ent6dlt Qut III
te etn bo6t frdfttse8 We! seseu WaaItaieber, 0erz
teptuHci Dpspepfie, RterenS unb 9ldIenlethen,
CAwdQe nne anhere @efhmereen, Ayfan adbte carauf,
nur ben dhten Nrtitel 5u bsBtebsn.
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GallatnaDS pbotograpbif@es
v teller, yto. Alb Of.0oufDntroBe
liefert enti9ieoen bic feiniie Mrbeit IN
ber Stabt. Der erite Gstou6eur Be,
MnFait III Der uor3asIi9fe Rlntf,
ler, Der ie In Gan NatOnio mar. Ct
mar cine large gtsibs bon sSabreu
in ben befen NteIiers bes Noroens unb
Ohens bei6dftigt. Woat Sbr uirflid
quite gilber baben, 10 tuenoet Sud an
@alapaD. Gin @eriu9 tpirb guG
belebren.
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MsiBt SOU, toas i9 m61te2 ffaate &c
leiie. bic Iageu tod immer gei9loiIea.
Nun. mas mS@telf Ou? Gann i'd es
Dir Deris9affeu9
SD m6dte, fnbr er bann fpieber fort,
ito, ME i6 bier rube, eiuidIafen =.
unb nibt uieoer aufwa1en.
Sie ld@elte.
., aber bic oeutI9s Gentimeatalitdt!
Der 0erbHtas tlabte lsinem gnoe.
IS lDurbe buntler In BEN tleinen, Iti(Ien
3imuer. Die beiben ipradben nidt
1 mebr. Gs id5ieu bsinabe, als ndre
lein WuHi9 tuenigfens 3ur SdIfts in
Grfalang gegangen uno ct In Srenens
@rmen eingef9lafen. Da f9Iug Die
Stnbubr auf bem 3amin bic polle
5tunbe: Ge@s!
@intber bob ben 3opf.
Sd muB ieBt geben, iagte er.
Warum9 8leib uub iB nit uas.
Sd babe Dsfiisur DerlproAeu, Inn
ieGs llbr bel 8oiiia au iein.
| Das f6abet nid)ts. Sd laRe Bid
ni@t fort.
G1nn nth td] lDHl elm W0rt iGreiDeft
un5 mid entlfulbiaen.
Woju Was nlad]t es aus, tusun
! er Dir OeiH 5ortbleibsn tibel nimmt 2
Da bif 3u riidi5lsboa. Da folIi auf
nieuiaao &adfb bt HenusB als auf mi q.
&omm! Msiae Matter tn piintlliG;
mir molea lie ai9t nartea laffea.
@aatber bdtte F9 germ bfi DsIHsnr
eatl@alolgt, db:r Srens mialdb.e, baB
er es nibt tbdte uao er gsborGt. iar.-
lluten an ber Sreppe, bic bic 6eibeu
lan3fam biuabgsitiegeu Dnrea, traFen
he NIT Gsduleil pau yootben sufams
men. Srene iteGts @Aatber uaS BIau.
DE einnH5er Dor. Das iGbaa Mab@eu
multerte ben 6remoen nit breiltsr Iufs
mertIamteit, a6sr pIirbiJte i1n gar tsjs
nes Wortes. gDiIobagsn mar nid,t In
ber StiWmaaJ. aefsli6aftli@. ua66fs
lt1tsiten 81 empfuDen uab es liel INN
ni9t auf, caB 8Ian4e feiaen geuobns
bsiistndBig b6F'@en @ruB faam eetul.
bert bate,
4ber Steae sufte bic AhTeln unb Id,
1elte uno 9;an1e, bic bils fab, lparf
ibr eigen ieInbli9en Bid Az, Der absr
an BEN @tei6muib Der @drquiie pbne
bsmerlbareH ginbrud abpralIle. Damn
traten bic brei Ia bos GpeiIeaitnmer no
Der prin3 Nabreos bereils tuartete.
Dieter be9riSte Ghatbsr, ben er felt
mebr als brei Sab-en tIi9i geIeben bais
te, arttg, ia fogar NIT elmer getuiiIen
6erlli9telt, bod 10, als Oh CT nit Dem
t5alte 6es OoisI $40 am borhers
gebenoen 4beub mod 3uiammengetrofs
fen tDdre.
@s geat Sbaen gut, mein Iie5er ga.
roas 7 Run, bas freut mid. sic ie.
ben bOrgagti9 au'.
@leid oarauf erIGiea aud Srenens
gtutter. @tintber nd6erts li1 ibr, Der.
teugte li1 ebrerbistig unb nurmelte els
tlige unuerItdubli@. Worte ber 8eQril.
bung. Die prinSsffia blieb tsraenlro.
be Dor ibm tsbsH. osn RopF ettuas au,
rhdgebengt, genau III Der 6altung, bic
aud Jrene Greni6ea segenilber Az be.
oba@ten pHsgts anD na6n nit balbges
iblofenen augenlibern, obne eine MSie.
ne 3u Der5iebea, @antbers Grub entges
gen; banH reiGte he ibm bic 6anb aum
Nnlie unb ldgte In bemIetben talten 9os
ne tDie bel feiHer erlieM 8orfeuuna:
~Ssien Sic mir pilItommen, 6srr
Baron
t6ottfebuna foI9t.I
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ssu,. Meatb,s

Garteu. unb Gon3ert, 2otat
auf BEN @Ouberuments6lseI, gegen.
llbsr BON Gingang gum pdrabeplab.
Die Sniafen bon Ruti6sn nerben BON
Uarroom aus bebient. 9lngenebmer
Iufentbalt i'm Garten. @rpber bor.
siigli9 bentilirter Gaal. ssSmportirte
Weine, feine @bisfies, 9iqu6re, tets
borsigIides Bier; feline Gigarreu. Z e.
ben SoRntag &c mittaa BON
4 u9r ob GroBes GreisRonaert.
Mbenbs Ball. Dos 2otaI itebt
BriOatgeielif@afte sur gerfiigpue.
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gSir berfmtfen 8onaets ltao goques
Nitte Der gsanb. Neben bemfelben,

Wsitte Der Waub. Neben bemlelbeu
in ber gde. feu6 ber 2dnge mad baa
Bett, on befien GuBenbe Der fleine 81,
ban, 10 baB bon biefem aus ieber Mus=
bid nod benz Genifer unm6gli6 tpar.
BE-. Sas Genifer 6ifnete Rd6 mad bein
3unt 6auie geb6reaoen Garten, In tpel.
dem f@ aud ein GROCER NuBbaum Be-,
fanb, belien ftarte Nefte beinabe ins
3immer ragten.
Sas leiIe 0effnen Der 9biire ertDedte
WafelmGnn aus feinem Gd)Iummer.
gs tpcr 9umpenlutf6er. gtpas bot.
gsfallen {?
@aspar fbldft nod INNER, flaiterte
ber OnteI.
9m. ma9te ber STUDENT bebenflid, !,
ober es iff Oridenb i6phl bier, ber
Ara! bat 6ftere 2iiftung ernpfobIen.
Samit ibli6 er gum Geniter, tDeldes
er letie 6hnete; b0un ergriif ct einen
9tubl uno nabm bi9t Dor WafeImanu
plab.
Inter benz 9rOBen MuBbaum mar cs
lebenoig GeDorbeH. Die spei sSreunbe
Gaspars tDaren bieiem bebiIfli6, fid3
ieiner DberfIeiber 3u entIebigen, bann
tletterte bieier nit turuerii9er 8euanbt.
belt on bem 5iamme empor, i9mana
nd ing 3immer unb gilt eerduI1lcs
ins Bet.
0umpenlhti9er bat BEN Ontel -mitts.
lerweile nit @aspars 6 .anfengeIAitbte
tat big 3u Sbrdnen gerabrt. Oa er.
toni Elm tiefer @eufaer. Wtan erbebt
ltb. Der STUDENT 3iebt ole 0orb6nge
bes Settes auriif unb Serr DadeImana
tDirft einen tpebmiithigeM Bid euf ben
2ei6eabeu. Wie gebt es Dir, iieber
Neffe ?
at@ OateI, sic finbs 2 Ob, ,meiu lie.
Der. gutter Ontell
8ie fiiblff 9u Bid
@len6, bur9 f6rperIi1e 2eiben uab
6orgenI
5orgen 2
@enn uur bsr spOtberer besabIt
todre!
9as III bas meiHe, ersriff Sumpen.
lnti9er oas Wurf. Gier, bamit aeiate
er auf Elm 5Idi6ben GIedenpafer, oas
tofet tdgli1 aebn Nart, bann bic 9ul.
her-pilIen
Damn bic aerBte, bauGie @ospar.
4er3te, ifno ibrer lnebrere 2
3wei-N
Orei, beri@tigte Der Granfe.
nn6 elm profeEor.
Sonnerpetter, ba iin6 am gnoe stuei,
bunbert Wart 5u ipenigl
Sas 1T fit bic Mebisiu - re1nete
6nmpenlutiGer.
:. llrb ebenfcoiel fiir bic aerste -feBte
Wadelmann biE3u.
lnb Der prOfeior? fraste ber Gius
bent.
Mlic nod bun5ert-
uuo menn @aspar geiunb tpirb,
brau@t ct pHege
Sa6en mir alfo - le9sbun0ert,
t9lu93t Serr Mafelmann, inbem ct
Oos Gelb TN 6albbunteI anf ben Slid
sdblt.
0b OatsI, ipie gut sie Fnb - Wie
fable i9 mid erIei1tert!
Sd au4, ieufat Der Alte unD Itedt bic
Srleftaf9e tDieOer ein. St berabiHie.
Oct ftb unb fast: Sra9te nur, baB
Ou balO sefanb uirif, es 1T bod biliger.
@aspar bat ii6 unter bic Dede Der.
tro@en. er f@eint bon beftisem 59at.
telfrof beFallen au Tein.
Sine Wiertelituabe fpdter Fben Die
pier Greunbe beim bampfenben puni6
oetlammer. Gaspar erbebt fi6 NIT benz
oolen @laie: Iuf iein 8Obl!
uno IeiRe 2ofenl iebt Der 0umpens
lutffer bin3u.
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Das ct. 2epmarb 6ptel

If INNER nod am alten Orte, am
Drain pIaaa. San Nntonio, often. sSns
lierbalb Der lebten feben Sabre baben
teiae gigenttiimer. ober 0ersDaltungs.
Me@iel itattgefunben.
Ole &aten bes 0Dtels finb bie1elben
iDie frhber; $3.50 fiir Doppels unb 50
ttlr einaelne 3immer, nit Rebuftion
bel Der Wo9s. Ste SeutI9ea nit ibs
rem Gamllier tuerben i'm st. 2eanarb"
Elm reinli6es, bi;bides 6otel flnben NIT
untibertref1i9em Slid.
pb. g. 2ounbsberp,
lo,l1,1iip @igentblmer.
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9ie bette 0ieoiSiu.
Pumoresfe pon Jenas Bauer.


@enn ct aber benno@ beute tommen
uarbe 2
ql6, pas bal Der Nl.e III ni6t 70
bibig-.lrtD tuenn-ilun, bann bin Id
eben tDieber seiunb getporoen uno babe
etnen fleinea @sbolnngsfpa3iergang se.
nfa9t! %
6m-bm-Der Nageipro1eue fraute
ft9 berlesen binter ben Sbyen.
Diefes @eIprda fqnb On einem i16.
rien 5ommerna6mittag in Der 8ebaus
flung bes Stubiolus Gaspar Glffel
ftatt, uel6er fi@ in bieiem NugenbIlfe
IN elmer re@t unangenebmen Situation
befanb. 9inf6tli9 ieiner etubien
mar ct aan5 bon ieinem Dafel, bem
brauen 9errn @ottfrieb Dadelmaun
obbdngig, tDel6er bierftir i1on 10 biefe
unb nambofte Opfer gebra9t bate, In
neuerer 3eit aber f9pierig getporben
tuar. gs muBte besbaIb Bel iebem
neuen pumpberIu6e nit gr6Bter @ors
f6t aa 0erte gegangen lperben. uab
elm f0l9es unternebmen mar eben ieBt
i'm 3ugs. gaspar bate ieinem OnEel
our@ eiRen @Ollegen briefid mittbeiIea
lahen, CT lei lei ftbner ertranft, bic
asr5te begten bic iblimmIfen 8efiir9.
tungen. Iber ba auf bieie rtibrenbe
gp!ifel big aur Stunbe teine 9lntmort
seingetroffen mar, lag Die 8ermutbung
nabe. baB Serr GOttfrieo @adeImann
islber fommsn tperbe, Inn fi@ bon benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieires 9tefeu per.
f6nltb 81 hbsr3sugen.
easpar bate besbalb in ben leBien
8agen einen 9roBen Sbeil ieiHer 3eit
I'M bette atgebraGt. Deute aber mar
lbn1 bies ni9t m6eli9. Srei 6reunbe.
toel@e um bag @ompIDtt tDuBten, tpas
rem In ieiner Siube erf9iehen, ibn aur
&nelpe in eiatr auBerbaIb Der Stabt
gelegeileu gDlrtbld]aft ab3ubolen.
@aspar mar raiblos, bod enhIid5
trug bas leidte Glnt ben Sieg bapou,
-er tuollte es barauF antommen IaiIen.
90, rief Der StuoioIus 6umbenluts
fGer, elmer ber brei Ireuu6e gasbars,
als fido bic tleine @eIelIf6aft eben ouf
zen Weg MAIDEN lppllte. babe nod uotb.
tuenbis giuigss au i9reibeu; eebt eiu(is
lDeilen boraus!
Der 3uriidsebliebene iebte iiG am
S9reibtif9e aureft, iotpie bic Mubern
fDrt tDaren uuO begann au ibreibeu:
Nngebetete @lotbilbe Wein fiBss M6b.
6enl Da flDpFte es pl0blid,.
Gas III Der OnteIl - tuie elm 8Iib
bur9fubr oiefer Gebante jein @ebira.
- ct baite nod @eiReseegentpart ge.
mug, bic 8orb1nge bes 8eties raid stls
su3ieben, 70 bab ber gintreterbe Bic
2eere beHelben ni9t benlerten tonnts.
0umpenlutfder erbob fi@ unb tpies nit
elmer tpebmftbigen @eberbe mad, ben,
8ettporbang.
OiesmaI pars aIIo grnRi-Ontel
MadeImann ertanuts bies fofort.
Wis fsbts +? fraete er leife.
Sdale9t, iebr fdledt, baudbte Sums
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ge8en einen S9nitt. Tef6dbigung,
Stso' Ooer GranOuanbsu giebt es ni6lB
8ehsres, ols s berIain's
patn Balm. Die 8unSe beill
ldneller, aIs bur9 ireenb ein anSersa
prdparat. uno, tpcnn biefsIbe niGi gar
gu ldlimm 1T, Obne Narben 3u binter,
latien. gu baben bel &. gobn s. Co.,
G. 2aiieper Il Son uub alIen beoeuten,
ben Npotbefern.
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n 5ans 8efiser ipsrben ansemies
len orbentlife Seitenuese ber3ultellen.
Befier als Cement uno / biniaer fub
StngerS YIatten.
Iusge3ei9nete Wanre! prompte 8es
bieHung. gDm. Ginger,
@lmenborF, BeTar @ountp.
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% &. s. 9ofbein3 ON @liIis
tdrs Yla3a bertauIt bic beribmten Mit.
9ea uRb Giib Bros. Wagen. Ct bat
ferner ben gan;en 8rrratb bou South
8enb unb Milburn Waeen bon Wsr.
Stratton gefauf. unb brinet bieIelben
billig tn ben Martt.
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aus Berlin f@ieibt man: Die
Saufe oes faiierli@en grinsen SO. 6 III
auf ben 25. Sanuar peri6oben tuors
ben nnb bic Gaiferin niro Biz bobin
I'm 9tan5e iein, tpieber in oer Ceifent.
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MORE BLOOD SPILLED.
ANOTHER TRAGIC DAY IN THE
COKE REGION.
One Striker Killed and Another Wounded.
A Mine Superintendent and His Aids
Arrested for the Killing.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, May 4.-The coke
regions, today, were shaken from center
to circumference by just such another
scene as had been feared for weeks since
the dreaded Morewood killing. Even at
this hour it is difficult to secure positive
information, owing to the excitement.
The most reliable accounts, however,
agree that two Hungarians who
had left the works, delayed their
visit, and Superintendent Gray became
suspicious. He, with his assistants,
and four deputy sheriffs, visited house
No. IL, where their workmen were en-
joying themselves. Their entrance
caused stampede among the strikers,
and one of them, a Hungarian, rushed
out and aroused the other strikers, and
soon 200 persons were on the scene.
Gray and his deputies were followed
down the hill by the angry crowd. who
were so close that they were compelled
to back down with rifles presented. A
man named Mahan rushed up to one Of
the deputies, and seizing his rife, Crap
pied with him. The deputy fired, and
tiiO OdiahSCe loliOWCo Sults LII bil6
fusillade Mahan was killed, while an
other was injured. There is much ap-
prehension of greater trouble at Leisen-
ring, and the force of deputies has been
largely increased.
After an investigation, the coroner's
jury rendered verdict that Mahan died
from gunshot wounds fired by unknown
persons. On information of Worthy
Foreman McSlay of the mine workers,
Superintendent Gray, Mine Boss Calla-
han and Yard Boss Agney were arrest
ed for murder and taken to Jail. The
testimony adduced at the preliminary
hearing placed the blame Of the shoot
ing on Gray.
Some thirty families were evicted to-
day at Broadford, and more would have
been thrown out had not the deputies
objected to being stoned and struck be-
cause they were not allowed to use their
revolvers on the strikers.
There is no doubt that slow but
steady gain is being made on the men,
owing to the heavy import of labor.