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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
IT WAS AN INSULT
Gov. Altgeid Refused to Reply to
the Federation Of Labor
ASKING WORK FOR THE IDLE
The Order Denounced His Aos m
: onense % the Labor oraanisakisas
which AIDED In Hi Eiecsian-

GALEsBuRs. Ill. Nov. 1.-The annual
meeting u the Illinois state federation
Of labor opened this morning. Governor
Altgeld MAS the recipient Of kn attack
from several delegates because Of his
alleged defamation 20 answer letter
from the bricklayers union. requesting
HE cooperation in securing from the
state an appropriation whereby. through
the means " public work. elDployment
could be given 20 those out OF work.
President Madden said that the gov
ernor had insulted organized labor Ia
Illinois, aud that he had not tried TO act
In conjunction with labor organizations
10 whose votes he owed his election. A
committee was apposntsdto devise ways
and means for procuring work Tor the
unemployed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
WANTS HIS TORPEDO GUN
Inventor Gathraann Ofercd 100000
by a Foreign Government

CHICAGO. Nov. 14--Louis Gathmann,
the Chicago inventor, has been offered
100000 for the secret OF a gun he has
recently perfected. which throws high
explosives by means of gunpogder with
out danger 10 the gunner. The offer
will. il is said. be accepted. The pnr-
chaser is the representative OF foreign
power. and few days ago Mr.. Gath
mann gave him a practical demonstra-
ton Of the effectiveness Of the new gun.
The same government. II is said. offers
a sum Of money spproximating sJ.UCo.-
600 for the exclusive secret OF Mr.. Gath
mann's ordnance Inventions These
cover wide range of contrivauces In
torpedo guns and torpedoes Mr.. Gath
mann declares that with this knowledge
and sufficient number OF his torpedo
guns. any nation, however small. could
rule the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
AN OIL HEATERI

The Improvements that have been made in the
manufacture of these Heaters have resulted in pro-
ducng simple durable little stove that performs sim
ply wonders in turning clustering boisterous winter
into sweet and balmy spring We have several differ
cnt makes the Perfect the Model and The Eclipse all
good all cheap all just they should be Many times
you want TO heat temporarily a room IN which you
have no stove furnace pipe and nothing at such
time will prove as valuable as an OIL HEATER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
EPISCOPAL CONGRESS-
Fifteenth Annual Opened In New
York City Yesterday.

NV York. Nov. l4.-The fifteenth
annual congress OF the episcopal church
was opened with holy communion today
at ST. Bartholomew church. Madison
avenue and Forty fourth street Bishop
Dudley OF Kentucky occupied the chair
at the opening proceedings The ad-
Right Rev. William Lawrence, bishop Of
Massachusetts, There was large at
tendance OF prominent ministers. The
session will last four days Tonight
Bishop Dudley delivered an inaugural
address. after which the assemblage dis
cussed the topic. "What shall be done
with the saloon?" "Moral and religious
education in public schools" will be dis
cussed tomorrow morning aud The use
and abuse OF ritual" in the evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ANNUAL.
Synopsis OF the Secretary's and Treas
urer's Report.

CLEvEIASD, Nov. H.-This mornings
session of the annual convention Of the
National brotherhood OF Electrical
workers was devoted chiefly to the read
ing Of the annual report OF Grand Secre-
tary and Treasury Kelly and the dis
cussion OF the same. The report stated
that during the past year 100 members
Of the organization died. The amount
paid out in death benefits was $1,000.
sick benefits $1,000. strike and sundry
benefits $1,000 The balance on hand
one year ago was s6i2l0. and the re-
ceipts since that time amounted 70 sS.-
42292 The brotherhood is in better
condition at present than it has been
since its organization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Salt y seiiing for e rents BARRE. 81
4 little more tnsn e.sfea pounds Tor a
cent ssid ex f,overnor larld n Jsrorae
- saginaw. Who gas guest ~ TIE
Morton yesterday. @The tarrsl coste "a
crnts extra. TIE tsfiH % sslf = 81
coats about t~p. thirds ~ ~ setting
price. plus TIE cost 81 tie barre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

nsrrhans = thrss times - great - IL
EosId have bsss hsd Mckinley secrissd
nsjosisy equal oniy 10 ths eond.lion
nzned b. hin IN giving ~ order. HE
eonfdsaes i sAsred IN By asrch.nts AL
over the coaztry. The hard tinss are
relieved, act ~ dsnocraf proniss~ bat
b. republlean sotss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

WrrH two counties yet 30 hear from.
McKinieys majority - sl.lS7. Never
mind about those tvo missing counties.
veil try 70 he satisfied vith the small
msrvin already reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

WALrER q GRESHAM will not be
called upon to decline the nomination
Tor the presidency in 1895 lie il nearer
% the presidency nov than be may ever
expect to be after the close Of his
present term
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

GovKRSoR AiTokLD has been de
nounced by the Illinois Federation OF
Labor. First thing the despicable old
anarchistic reprobate knows be will be
getting unpopular even with those that
hate him most cordially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

GENERAL MAsTLR WORKMAN Pow
DEELY denies the imputation that his
acts are controlled by religious preiu-
dices Nobody would know that such
imputations have been made did be not
90 70 the unnecessary trouble Of refut-
ing them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

II one OF Growers daughters was a
boy it might be suspected that he is
laying pipe to get him in line OF sue
cession 10 the Hawaiian throne. When
the dark eyed. tawny skinned princess.
heir 10 the throne. visited Grover. he paid
her marked distinction Grover is a sly
OLD for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Curs is trying 20 get up a revol, %
shake 81 spanish domination. IL - a
chestnut q uncertain age. but IN the
abeeoce q other news from Cuba il viii
pass muster again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

How easily democrat enthusiasm is
affected. Only a few days ago the JET
ferson club was in Q paroxysm OF de
lighted anticipation. Last night il was
plunged into the abysmal depths OF
gloom. Something must have happened
in the meantime. Perhaps the rent Is
,.atH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ToDAr at Mystic park. Boston. the
two sensational trotters % ls93. Direc.
tum and Alix. will contest for the cham.
pionship The race vill be interesting
chiefly because q its novelty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

RfeHr % the wings - The irss snow
storm eones the cheerful Intelligence
that = gigantic coal tru.s has been
formed BY TIE vsnderhilts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

TBEsE - consolation ia the reflection
that John Boyd Thstcher viii not be
chsifmsn ~ the awards com nittee Of
the worlds fair . he held IN Pa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

WASHINGTON. Nov 4-for lower
Mirhigan Fair. except local sross al
las stations, west Ulnds decreasing N
fofeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

PsrRovfzu home industri~@~ But
thi. = jusi What The democrats have
been Try az hardest not % 5o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
DON'T GET BIT

If you are ready TO buy Clothing take in all the
stores where they promise big things Perhaps they'll
sell you fifty dollar suit for ten cents But people
who have investigated arc filed with disappointment
Its the same old story they say. Great cry and
little WOOL"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

". democrats are n. but IL % "a.
fsrtansts that ntiiioas q sorksrs q sae
year sgo are ~ou1-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

xEw yoRx OFFICE
fsIuhxss BnildaA< 49,. Il. ---.-.--S. n shefs-id
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
GROCERIES.

these prices special tor Satur-
day only:
5-lb can Jelly. IS 40
5-lb jar Mince Meat. -. rs
5-lb can Apple Butter. 49,. 90
Home made Preserves, lib
glass. rs
gallon Sugar Drips 49,. so
I gallon Vermont Maple
Syrup. -. ........ 80
gallon can Honey. -. ITO
25-lb sack new Buckwheat .S5
2 lbs. Maple Sugar. -. rs
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

Five Russians who escaped from the is
land of Saghalien, a notorious Siberian pc
nal prison, and were picked up by the whal-
er Charles w. Morgan in the Okhotsk sea
after days of suffering in an open boat, have
arrived at San Francisco. Five others Of
the escaping party are expected to arrive
on the whaler Cape Horn Pigeon. The
party of 10 lived in an open boat for IA days
with nothing to eat but rice. Five of them
were transferred to the Cape Horn Pigeon
on account of scarcity of provisions on the
Morgan. The men planned their escape for
weeks They hewed out 10 oars and stole
pocket fulls of rice until they got kettle
full and also secreted some water. Then
stole a canoe and escaped. One of the men
intimated that two or three guards at
the island might be missing The five men
have been engaged to ''play breathing
parts" in a San Francisco dime museum
and look forward to profitable histrionic
careers,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Nuns Protector.

Was woman ever known to blow out
the gas or to be bunkoed by man who
wanted to borrow money to pay freight
bill9 Does she ever get her pockets picked
or lose money on little "game" If she
has roll Of money with her, does she
over flash it out when she wants to buy II
cake of chewing gum? Isn't it fact that
she is wiser with money when she is trav-
cling than the men and more to be trust
cdr Instead Of woman having n man
along to protect her, the daily papers
prove that every man who goes away from
home should have woman to act as II
guardian and keep him from making Il
bigger fool of himself than he naturally
is-Atchison Globe.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

The best salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhsun,. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilbiains.
Corns ana all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively on, 81 Pilss or no pay JsQut cd. II ID
guaranteed to awe perfect satisfactton OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For ssls BY shs Parohsn. D. 'Aohs1l Dug Go.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

NOTlCE-rHE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
~ located at Aelana. IN the state OF Montana
,she n creditors OF aid association. arc there.
lore hereby notified to present tho notes and
sther claims against the association Tor pay
mont. IEukHE Il. CAlLD, cashier.
Lated sept =, 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
A LAMP

Is a sensible and useful gift
that is, if it is a good lamp. A
poor lamp would be senseless
and useless gift. It's very easy
to buy good lamp here at a low
price, just the same as it is easy
to buy poor lamp elsewhere at
a high price. We're making
special offerings in lamps for
Christmas Gifts. We handle
nothing but what is good, and
we'll tell you just what you're
buying:
Piano Lamp, complete with
silk fringed Umbrella
Shade. SO. 80
Banquet Lamp, complete
with silk fringed Um-
brella Shade. $50
Hanging Lamp, complete
with large Porcelain
Shade. e................. LIS
Fancy Stand Lamp, COM
plete with Porcelain
Shade. I.Ic
Glass Stand Lamp, COM
plete. sc
Rochester Stand Lamp,
complete. ....... I.Ic
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
Adventures of Fugitive Convicts.

Prof j. 6. Cilly. of Jericho. VT, says: II re-
gard foods Sarssparila invaluable for ca
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
TATE OF Ono. Cry OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he 10
tho senior pa tner OF the firm of +. j.
CHENEY g. Co.. doing business in the City Of
Toledo. county and state aforesaid. and
tbst anid firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
cass Of catnrrh that cannot DO cure b. the
uso of HALL's CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
PRESENCE, this 9Th day OF December. A. D.
1856.
(( A. W. GLEASON.
DEAL Notary Public.
Halps CatArrh Cure 10 taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Send for testimonials,
fres. +. J. CHENEY d CO..
Toledo. o.
Sold BY druggists, 75c,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09

For information. time cards. maps and tickets
call on or write
x. D. EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT, HELENA. MONTANA.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
SYPHILIS!
CURE OR NO PAY.

WE GUARANTEES TO CURE SYPHILIS In any
form. whether new or old case. ScEoFuL\
RUNNING SORES, Siors ON iom. SORES IN
MOUTH or on aay rat Of body; In fact. any
poison or impurity in the blood. no matter
how caused. can be thoroughly cured by this
remedy. In tho most extensive practice ot
tho past three years it hA, not failed. and it
cannot fail, a. it i. perfect sprciho for all
!, lood roisons Write for ftes pamphlet and
testimoninls fiom mon have cured. a
psr IN AmSns care warranted or money rr-
funded, MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO.. 10
First Street. Portland, Oregon.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
san I'll. Worlds Fair ser fifteen Gents.

Saa I'll. Worlds Fair Gss Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt Of your addrsss aud IL cents
In postage stamps wo will mail you prepaid
our Souvenir Portfolio of the Worlds Col
umbian Exposition. Tho regular price IL
80 cents. but NJ we want you to have one
We make the price nominal. You will find
,, il wo Of art and . thing to be pr zed
IL contains full taHe views Of the great
buildings, with descriptions OF came. and
ia executed In highest style Of art. II no,
satisfied with 1t after you gss 1t We will re-
fund the stamps and lot you keep the book.
Address II. f. Bucklsn h Co.. Chicago. Ill
A shark in Florida waters recently un-
dertook to swallow II 400 pound turtle, tail
first. but after getting his prey down as
far Az the forward flippers was obliged to
dlsgorye.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-09
TAKE YOUR TINE

0 p it of
TIM
here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
ayEyGLISHMIN IN NEW-fOKh'
HIS DISCOVERIES IN AMERICAN IooA'
AMERICAN DRINKS.

HIS DISCOVERIES IN AMERICAN i0o
AMERICAN DRINKS.
A.. r,ci.h pollcnan who /, IN this city Has
o,,e IN America on n curious mission since HIS Do
hood he has been deeply Interested III hiconi',' w
though an officer for forty years III 'hc p'''' ~
and sometimes stationed IN tUe H'''' WV Va ~ ,.,
,J,ces he has always had his little machine s".P "''
him since his retirement from the army "c ~
devoted much Of hil time TO making Il colio''o,, VI ''
,ols us,d tx workman at all trades boih III rhsi'"u
and ON the Continent. Every new hVrh'ip" III wv,
lines find, It's way 10 his basement "Hc'c ~ mo- "
s,cclmcns carefully assorted aud Lbeiic'' i"'s mum
Ter hundred; already, but he has come W nm" "
more 81, a., ,st .,
since his arrival week h. has visited most Vi
a., ,oJ ,hons in the city, and met many surprises
aid he TO The writer: 4" | am amazed bcSohi mc''"'
,y what have learned Of your people 'hfouH" INV '
plem,nt, they Use IN the arts ana h!h"'''"c'' "
corucuicrs' and machnlss' tools especially nave .o'
across many things that are scarcely Eho"" III '"e
Land Your tools are much superior TO ahy'hhs We
49,, - ,,o o,hcr sid, and consequently your artisans
a., ,.,,cr work and nor, OF IL In gwen 'lhi" "i''
ours Many OF orr tools old fashioned ana Oh III;
same pattern used score of years aS" "h'rr", 80
tina, Won are continually improving yours VD'' !" snap
and quality | could not believe IL 'iii '"'nc ".
and ,aw with my own eyes. for you know WHAT 'hS""'
pt,.iudc,s We have. but will 'ay ir"hAN '"'' W.
could learn a great deal from the Anof'c'"'' ,O
re far ahead Of n IN many thinss. am d'ue"'ci
A. well q, amazed at the vast progress seen he'o'
Axe vour country and shall remain here Tor Il iio'''
or Two IN gain n wider knOwlcigt 81 your inuus,ic
hnv. lolchi over GOO worth OF tcois IN Nc" IN
and hail ship them To my place. When my iHshns
~cc them they will be as mu'h siipsiso' ~ nav
been. 49,. -, . ior,, railroad
vrai,i" and in, possc,.or Of prncely fortune met
, '.mrpri.., Of ano,icr KIND being Invited 10 take
drink nj the Finh Avenue Hotel $1,000, -, g.
Introduce 10 ~Omc American urin"' Nv "
,lir hl,nd who gave III" invitation. a., ,,.
d" am afraid that i imp e>il',
f.r am a t.oiot.lcr. never dIink anything Su"hsI
than 4 lemonade" ,,h ro, s,;d tho
.. Then viii have lemonade win you siln VIZ
rnr .hman and accordingly the drinks were 81 'r'i
a.. wnfcr,d The bartender closely, saw lt'',h tho
s.cze IN the glass. and h- drink made III III" us"ai
never saw anything like that In Enginno, ne
.,iI When ak for l'nonnd" over her, Wy
lsrman simply pour II out OF bo,l" ana "" df1hK
it ,,
look, to',,!s You. said the friend
smiles accor,iin replied the Old warrior, an
tho leu,onHi,- were drunk. With hughirr IL VIZ
hon, noon In the evening the veteran Shld n" rex
uncomfortable and finally confessed that h" hai taken
seven lcmonad,, In the oOaIs" OF ~" afternoon ''
declared lemonade TO Doe the best oi drinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

manners he.rse had horne them TO the cemetery
along with the poor whom they had tended Speeches
OF course were made in calogy Of the humble ou1
bonored guests of the Town Council Inc nurses
were in close white colts and their worki"s
dresses Miles. Nicolle and Drocharo wcie
q, the rccepton. The former had come from Dire
yanncs 10 attend it, She retired there III 1877
after having spent fifty years in teaching inc
idiots at the Bicetre Asylum with WONDERFUL sue
res. Mile Broclard is head nurse at tic lemon
UIospital Both wear on their breasts the cross Vi
the Legion of Honor.
II wa. decided last Saturday to tax cycies'
Piano. are having their turn on the hotio" o' VI
Robert Mitchell. the brother in-law oil onehoac"'
file composer 1t il not yet settled when the p'a"o
i % cone within the reach Of the iisc Is IL III
,octlr Il comes out of the makers hands 10 w
nlaced in the Warehouse or only when II Is oo"s".
Eight shilrgs year will be the prooao'e ase.sa
ment So far it has not been proposed u "'".
the tax ad valorcn. This evil wind Will o'',5
GOOD in this way Persons having WORKOUT oi''
pianos will try to get rid of them no matte, nv"
carnot complain OF piano playing heiS"'''''
hut | believe .hat thousands OF Ta'iSi"'' TO-
had n different experience. LiNeries az ~.
sidered by the Chamber Of deputies as goou '"''sS
70 he taxed II they are assessed aS p'opo go
they will probably bring the treasury y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
BEFORE AND AFTER.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Next Monday evening" wrote the Editor OF " The
uiceonyille Cyclone" people Will he favored
with treat such rs seldom enjoy In our little
city The world -famouS Ycllerby Dramatic Comidna
lion presenting the sparkling comedy. wood ana won
or Tbe Lost Tatchkey,' will appear at llcckcr's Hail.
on hn north sidn OF the public square, with n company
~ artists whom il l. pleasure 10 commend 10 the
favorable notice Of all lovers Of pnrc and refined
comedy. Wherever the Ycllcgly Dramatic Comidna
lion has PLAYED this II has been greeted Win
hacked honses and the cntcrWiAng proprietor OF
iIecke.'s Hall Is entitled to the thanks OF me com
munity for giving the opportunity OF welcoming
50 eminent company Of stars and specially artists
to midst . .,,, -, 80 ,. ,,o,on,
About q week later the Editor OF The cyclone
sat down again and wrote a follows
Last Monday night a tcnthfa," gang OF phrn
storrnor, calling themselves the l"ilrrhy DiTnla'lc
Combination held forth To slim and suffering audience
nj Ueckcr's Hail. Tlicr performed. or rather muir
dered what they called the sparkling comedy o.
.Wo,cd and Won a dreary collection OF Ola ana
moudy cheshire. bald headed cOnundfums. ana gays
that wore WHISPERS when Noah went into the ARK
There wasn't sparkling feature In the entire per
formancc II n nightmare all through. ana the
sactinc' was worse than the play. III there rs
member OF the combination who could earn DOLLAR
week drowning out woodchucks or possesses enough
dramatic ability TO turn grindSchc without the ana
nj a promptcr he didn't appear last Monday night
rr,o only wonder H. that when palpablc a frand
rs this cheap aggregation OF sndc actors comes 10
town onyloiy can be- found who cares TO waste hall
dollar 10 help the peotilent humbugs on to the next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
HER CHAT WITH TIE EMPEROR.

From Tic BOSTOH BUUEtt.
Mrs FLYER had Just returned from Europe. or
co,r,, the Woman's Club" eagerly watching for
her arrival. and just as soon she got back rcep
lion was rendered To her. The room crowded and
Mr.. Flyer became the centre OF group OF Inter
csted listeners Everybody wanted 10 know Just
What she had done and how she had done Il, whet
She got her gloves and silks In all right. etc. At
l,.t Nils Perkins aid And did yOu gO to Berlin p"
I" Oh yes. And really. did have the most de
lghtfnl lime. was nj II reception one night and
met the Emperor
There was u Silence. The magnitude OF the thing
asst onI shed the club But curiosity conquered. and
Mrs. Flyer went on 49,
have such 4 delightful conversation with him."
-Ch. tell Us about u Did you talk longi'
was a little hit lustered, only asked him II ques-
ton or two: a.
.Uh Just sml ed and said Spre hen sic Deutsch ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
AMERICAN NTMUIES.

From The san Francisco Chronicle.
The best and rarrst OF the cui0sities at the staw
Mining Bureaus Museum Ia be on eXmbium ~
the Mechanics Fair and among them are many tnnss
which have BEEN by comparatively few. son'e
valuable new features are also Ia be included. 4. =.
There l. the American mummy family. surPssSSS,.s
In interest the Egyptian mummles. because the p Sn
themselves In remarkable preservation. are sno~
and the behOldcr doesn't have 10 exercise MS iniae
ton on disc oored goth ana painted wool that
The American murimie> are IOtecs, tnr ri.e "a
preceded the Aztecs and inhabited Mexico, aS
s near as be scientifically calculated tns, rd IA
400 years before Columbus discovered the iau" t.e
which they were buried. The family CONSISTS .. hnwn
"A man. woman and two children. AN Will " seu nd
I'm the sitting pastures exactly as they wev nm m
The bodies We're discovered In cave NH s x rom
the mountains OF New Mexico, about :U, n nn, vosya
Demng They had been placed there iniy ovw and
ago probably for protection against some eS ss,n
he entrance TO the cave had been sealed VIII To-
dried adobe bricks and natural rocks cen1 ,S,es Of
gether with adobe plaster. The mmnnseSS "a. nv SIDE
the male and female were found seaea SUI burial
faced toward the east, WAS the an,le". At Of
custom. A seven-ycar-old boy was al tne " sss a
the father and n girl OF probably two ye"S WV
the left OF the mother. ~. 49,. ,,s.d and the
petr,faction was entirely due 70 the drying % won
TINT hIch and alright cave: the sks,e.o Ssrvcs and
Tar,,y we'll nreseryed and the muscles ", ,,sin
,ond"ns with The various Internal organs MI s al
~ skin OF The faces may even be- SEEN au ~ Az dark
mwn hair The clothing remains. though nc Gal HAT
RI. mans garment Vas OF some r9mgh ,ns, n,sn WSs
Looked Nike dried grass plated. ne h. sor she had
dressed in woven CLOTH ana, true 20 w. while about
rho larger child clad In nne Iau". n,.ns,ries have
,he e hahv WAS robe OF fur Eight 1wfsrhap1oP
mas nsssed and the Toltecs are going 10 sne -.
Fair. ,c.e