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and an avowed friend Of the Wilson bill,
which Mr.. Anderson made every effort
to amend in the supposed interest OF
the coal operators. The lines are al
ready tightly drawn on this issue as be-
tween the two candidates and their re-
lative strength will indicate the opinion
in the district as to the merits OF the
Wilson tariff bill.
There seems to be more real political
work going on in the Fourth Congress
sionaI district than in any other part OF
the State. Adjutant.General James A.
Holly has just returned from trip 10
Lincoln, and reports the contest in the
lower part of the Shoestring district Tor
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress going on with all the vigor and
sarnestness that would be expected two
weeks before the convention. General
Holly is an enthusiastic supporter OF
Judge Harvey, of Cabell, and believes
his man will be nominated
on THE SECOND BALLOT.
On the basis OF the vote for Governor
at the last election there will be 2lO
votes in the Fourth District convention,
distributed among the counties as fol-
lows: Peasants 9, Wood 80, Richie II,
Writ II, Calhoun 10, jackson 10, Roane
i, Mason %, Putnam 16, Cabell %,
Lincoln II, Wayne 21; necessary to q
choice LOG. The Harvey men count on
the solid votes Of Cabell, Lincoln and
Wayne, and after the first ballot the
solid vote of Putnam. If Hon. w. w.
Thomas should be presented to the
convention be will get the solid
vote OF Putnam on the hrst
ballot. The Harvey men will
assist Mr.. Thomas in getting the Put
nam delegation instructed for him, as
il is understood that the Putnam candi-
date will withdraw after the first bal
lot, when the delegation is expected to
vote solidy for Cabel's candidate,
This, with the solid votes Of Wayne,
Lincoln and Cabell would give Harvey
-, or within 20 Of the number necessa-
~ TO nominate. These 20 votes the
Harvey men believe it would be easy TO
get from Calhoun, Jackson and Roane,
which will have combined vote in the
convention of 46. Should Capeharts
supporters find that he could not be
nominated aud he should be withdrawn
Mason would vote soidly for Harvey.
These are the expectations or hopes
OF the Harvey men, and their fears
are that Capehart and McCluer will
form q combination against their man
and wrest the victory from him. II such
a combination should be formed and be
successfully held together the Ca6ell
candidate might fad it difficult TO stem
the tide and secure the nomination.
The possibility OF Hamilton, Of Calhoun,
becoming a candidate and carrying the
vote OF his county and possibly some
votes from Jackson and Roane, increases
the uncertainty OF any man in the shoe
string district having a walk over.
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TIE POpE'S JUBILEE YELR
Closed With the Celebration OF MASS By
Him In st. Peter's-The Pope. Improved
in Health. Intoned in = strong Voice.


Him In st. Peter's-The Pope. Improved
in Health. Intoned in = strong Voice.
ROME, February ls.-The closing cer-
emonY in connection with Pope Leo
NILS jubilee year took place to-day
and consisted Of mass cslsbrsted by him
in st. Peters in grand state, followed
by the "Te Deum."
The details of this impressive cere-
mony were arranged by the executive
committee of the jubilee fetes. Sixty
thousand tickets were given out for this
final celebration and il is estimated that
so. 600 people were present
The mass was celebrated az the Papal
altar. Leo was borne into the basilica
in the Sedid GestdtOriG at $40 a. N. He
was preceded By cortege Of cardinals
and bishops. His appearance was fol-
lowed by the the enthusiastic cheering
OF the immense multitude. among
which were many distinguished for
eigners, diplomats. Roman mobiles,
Knights Of Malta and leaders Of depu-
tations.
At the conclusion OF the mass Leo in
toned the "Te Deum," which was
chanted by the whole congregation.
The Pope then reseated himself in the
Sedld and with the TiarS on his his
head blessed the audience. He then
retired into the chapel Della Pieta
amid prolonged cheering.
The Pope appeared considerably I'M
proved in health, and he intoned in a
strong voice.
Tonight the facades Of st. Peters
and other churches. all the Catholic in
stitutions and great many houses are
brilliantly Illuminated.
The Pope's physicians say that he Is
much better. but they have advised
him not 20 over exert himself
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AIRS Nor DIsLoTAL.
Powderiy, Dsyun and Wright Simply
want What Is Due Them.

n Wv N-AA W -+-N--.. r---'-
Want What Is Due Them.
PuLApELpHIA. PA, February IS
A. Vs. Wright. eX-member Of the Gen
eral Executive Board 0f the Knights or
Labor. made statement tonight con-
ceruiug suits brought against the order
by the ex-genera, officers. BE said:
THE uretence that he and MeSsrs.
Powierly and DeVlin we're pressing Tor
the money due them FOR the purpose OF
lnjuring the order should hardly be
made by Nr. Hayes.
Ell" said be, demanding our money
months after &c IS due be evidence that
we are disl0ya, 90 the order, was Mr..
Hayes course ia drawing every cent
due him uD. 10 the last moment evil
deuce Of care for the orders welfare?
"Why," said Nr. Wright "oyer since
we were genera, officers, Mr.. Powder
lv. Mr.. Devin and mvself have never
been able 90 have our salaries paid up,
while Nr. Hayes has frequently de-
c,ared that. no matter who went with
out, be would draw his salary 20 dase,
aud be was Ina this, at any rate, truth
ful"
Asked n it was true that Mr. Pow
der'y had done anything 20 injure the
order since be was out OF othce, Mr.
Wright said that the statement was as
untrue asit was characteristic OF the
men who made DO. he did not doubt
thar memb bers were writing 20 Powder
lyas they were writing 90 aim,
asking questions which, II answered,
truthuly, would give the writer's of the
letters a very poor opinion Of at least
one who holds a higl position 10 the
order. he did not doubt that Mr.. Pow
DERBY answered these letters and an
swered them truthfuly, but telling the
truth 10 case of this kind is al once
the right thing and the best thing for
fha or7pr
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srE,Is ALMOST DooMnD
To Final Destruction by Fire-Another
Worlds Fair Blaze.

To Final Destruction by Fire-Another
Worlds Fair Blaze.
CHICAGO, February lS.-AnOther
Worlds Fair fire broke out this after
noon iu the east wing OF the Illinois
State building. To was undoubtedly Of
incendiary origin, blt prompt response
on the part oisthe IRE department pre-
vented damage 90 any great extent.
The chief danger from the fire was the
probability that 10 might extend Go the
Art Gallery. which is now used as the
storehouse for the Columbian Museum.
Fears for the safety OF the Art
gallery were well grounded, for early
I'm the progress Of the Ere flying brands
aIirhted on It's northwest dome and in a
few moments that portion Of the build
ing was ab'aze. Around the base OF
the small dome no the corner of the Art
building there was tarred roof and
some canvass, and upon this the names
made rapid progress Some guards,
however, climbed Co the rOoi, and tear
ing away the blazing canvass threw 10
10 the ground. The IRE on the roof
was then easily extinguished. The IL
liaois building was sold recently for
sI.f50. and as only the staff was burned
from about As feet on the east wing,
the damage is incOns dsraoIe.
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KoLAsINsK1 KErKAoTs.
After Five Years OF characterization He is
Restored to the Church.

DETROIT, Mich, February 1s.-
Father Kolasinski, the Polish Catholic
priest who has been famous for his in
subordination for five years past, made
his apology to the church to-day Ia the
presence OF Mgr. Sbarretti, auditor 70
Mgr. Satolli and an immense cOngrega-
tion. The retraction, however, was
read in an almost inaudible voice,
although Manager Sbarretti repeatedly
urged Kolasinski TO speak louder. Be-
ing read in this manner Immediately
after a powerful sermon by Father kO-
lasinski, his retracton was not par tic
larly effective and the priests Polish
followers seemed 10 regard IL as z sec
ondary matter after all. However,
there was considerable rejoicing
over the reconciliation and Man
ager Sbarretet returned 20
Washington tonight, his mission hav-
ing been accomplished. The grand new
church will be re-dedicated later and
will be decided TO Bishop Foley after its
debts are paid. Another condition OF
Kolasinskfs reinstatement was his do
ing penance for a week, which was
done in Chicago last week. Many Cath
olics doubt his sincerity.
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Overcoms BY Gas

KANSAS CITY, No, February Is
Eight men were overcome by gas in the
basement OF the pOWer-hOuse Of the
Fifth street cable In Kansas City, Kss.,
tonight, and one Of them, Super
intendent C. p. Kline, may die.
Several strands of the cable
broke and became twisted around a gas
main 10 ths basement. breaking the
main in TWO. Seven conductors and
gripmsn went down to splice the cable
aud while at work were asphyXiated.
The break In the gas main was not dis
covered until the men had succunbed
10 the gas.
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Fr.e Flrht IN Church.

NAsHvILLE, Tenn, February Is
A free fight occurred yesterday Ia the
First Colored Baptist Church, over
500. 600 insurance money on the church,
which was burned some time ago.
several snots were frsd aud chairs were
freely used over the heads OF brethren
and sisters. One sister went out Of the
window with chair hanging over her
head, carrying sash and all. Ten ar
rastS were made.
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HENRY, TIE ANARCHIST,
Makes Another Confession and Names Ae-
compIices- More Bombs


compIices- More BombN
PARIS, February lS.-A bomb, SINH
lar IN its composition TO that used by
valiant and Henry, was found to-day
in the staircase of the police station Ia
the Rue du Temple, one OF the Oldest
and busiest streets OF the city, and
which leads TO the Hotel de Vile. In
this street is the Marche du Tenn pie,
occupying the site OF the Tour du Tenn
pie, which during the revolution, was
used as prison OF the royal family.
Anarchist Henry made further con-
fession to the police yesterday, aud, as
a result of It, his mothers house was
searched last night The police found
much chemical apparatus and a number
OF letters and photographs, including 9
group OF twenty Anarchists. All OF
these things will prove valuable 10 the
police in their efforts to arrest the other
Anarchists who were implicated In the
plot with Henry.
Henry also divulged the names OF
several OF his Anarchist friends, and
their arrests are expected to take place
ira short time.
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WIN be Discussed by the League OF Amer
lean VFhoelmen

lean YFhoelmen
LoUISvILLE, Ky. February lS.-Io-
dav was spent BY the delegates 70 the
National League of American Wheel
men in caucus. The Asbury PARK and
Denver crowds doomed their towns for
the summer meet, 6ut the attention OF
the majority OF she delegates was devot-
ed Co discussion of tla proposed white
amendment 90 the Consultation. The
f-hton this question promises 90 be q
bitter one. Both the Presidential can
diiatss. Charles j. Lusc0mb, OF New
York. and Thomas r. Sheridan, OF Chi
caro. are on The ground, snd the cleo
tioreering Is warm. Luscemb heads
that faction which favors the drawing
of the color line, and his supporters
confidently predict his election for Two
reasons. They say they have a major
itv iu the League To- favor OF the white
amendment The assembly convenes
tomorrow morning SO ten o'clock, aud
the sessions viii probably extend four
days.
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KnI.d In a sparrInr sateh.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. February IS
4. II. Linder. the young Harvard stu
dent. who sustained injuries in a
friendly sparring match last Tues
day, died to-day in his college room,
Hastings Hall. a medical eTamina-
ton will be made tomorrow in the IN
terests of the profession as this is con-
sidered a remarkable case.
Young Linder was a Boston boy. lie
was a junior at Harvard aud was prom
inent ia the social life OF the college.
He was unconscious for five days.
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Both Were Deceived.

PARIS. February ls.-A telegram has
been received from the French Governor
In the Soudan stating that the collision
between the British and French troops
az Warina was due TO Chief Korona Of
Ouema, deceivlng both the British and
French by telling each that the other
was a band OF Sofas. The British
burnt Ouema and other villages as a
punishment for this deception and exc
cuted KorOna
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Bill Nye Is Better.

BUFFALO, n. Y, February ls.-A
special TO the Express from Niagara
Falls SAYS that Bill Nye, who suddenly
became III there yesterday, is somewhat
improved. His managers say positively
that he will I'll his next date, which is
Tuesday. February 20. waile the doctor
who Is attending him Is not so san-
guine. In any event, It IS probable
thai rest will bring him around all right
in short time
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= SUNDAY TRUCE

Between the warning Rentucky Editors.
Mass Meeting TO Prevent Eloodshed.
CISCINNATI, ONO, February IS
The Commercial Guzettc'S Lexington,
KY, special states that both sides
are resting on their arms over Sun
day, both determined 70 get the
drop on the other and settle matters
some way tomorrow. Besides Baxter
and Boyle, of the Transcript, on one
side, and Mayor Duncan and his son,
who is editor Of the Press, on the other
side, there are others now involved.
There is to be q meeting OF citizens,
friends OF the principals on both sides,
az the Phoenix hotel at 9 o'clock to-mOr-
row morning with a view to settlement
aud preventing bloOdsned.
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aronrt.sn Bound Flrht.

CNc1NNATI, February 1s.-At $50
this afternoon a glove fight between Kid
Ryan, OF New Orleans, ia pounds, and
Kid Thompson, (coloreN, OF Kansas
City, fI3 pouuds, took place 10 Dear
born county, on the river bank between
Lawrence and Aurora, Indiana Themp-
son won in fourteen rounds. The party
went from Cincinnati by river, starting
At 3;3O. thus eluding the officers.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., February IS
The funeral OF Frank Byrne, the fs.
nous ''No. Il az the Land League con-
spiracy, occurred to-day, and was the
largest that has been held 10 Provi-
dence for many years. The interment
was held az the old Catholic cemetery.
Tue Hiberuiao Rifles scted as guard Of
honor, sud was accompanied By nearly
1000 men, representing the various
Irish secret and Nationalist organiza-
lions Of the State. Among the many
prominent Irish-Americans present was
O'DonOvan Rosa, OF New YORK.
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This wId Cat whip, AN Dogs.

Special 7elegramt0 The Register.
FAIRMoNr, February 1S.-AnOther
fight took place between the wild cat
al Fairview, the oil town about twelve
miles from here, and large bull
dog, at that place yesterday. The
fight lasted but five minutes when the
dog was hauled out almost dead. This
makes about the tenth fight between
this cat and dogs of all breeds in each
of which the cat has come of victOri-
Gus. It is owned by ERirview people
and is kept in a large wire cage and the
dogs are put in with it. An admittance
fee OF 10 cents is charged to see each
fight.
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Germanv Conrratulated.

BERLIN, February ls.-Two Thousand
merchants and manufacturers OF tbe
German Empire met here to-day. II
was resolved to congratulate the gov
ernmeument upon the conclusion OF the
treaty with Russia.
The wedding OF the Grand Duke OF
Hesse and Princess Victoria Metita, OF
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, has been finally
arranged for April %, at Coburg. 1t
will take place in the presence OF Em-
peror William and Queen Victoria in
Palace Chapel.
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80 . Do FIght Now.

Speei1. 7sie7rz5 20 ttf Rsgisssr-
HUNTINGTON, WA, February IS
Since further sport In that line has
been summarily stopped by the death
Of tire wild cat which, like Sullivan, en-
tered the prize ring once too often, a
number Of Huntington sports are trying
20 mako arrangements for fight be-
tween two bull dogs. The one which
killed the cat is not owned here and the
Huntington fellows have dog which
they wish to pit against him. It is
possible that genuine bull dog fight
will be pulled OF here before very long.
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Anh stln Ther Come.

CHICAGO, February IS. - The Louis
vile Aazeiger has signed q ninety-year
contract with the Associated Press aud
abandoned the United Press. The an
zeiger Is one OF the Oldest and most IN
fueptlal Germsn publications In the
south. and was the last aDd only con
neetiop left OF the United Press in the
city Of Louisville
Melville E STOSE,
General Manager.
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nIi,slnInni stenmer snnk.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February ls.-The
total loss Of the steamer Ohio az Cotton
wood Point, 13O miles above this port,
is reported by the steamer GabosO, Capt
C.. X. Joplin, which passed the sunken
vessel Saturday en- route from Cairo
TO Memphis. While backing from Cot
tonwood Point the Ohio hung fast on 3
snag. which punctured her hull and
caused her 20 settle With her stern 10
twenty-five feet OF water and her boE
still hung fast above water The pas
seBRers and crew were al saved
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bic on Plant Burned.

CLEVELAND. o., February lS-Ihe
brick mile of the Griswold Liuseed oil
Company az Warren, Ohio, the second
largest plant in the country was de-
stroved by Gre to-day. The building,
stock and machinery we're valued az
ss00. 600. out the loss will hardly reach
that amount. as about $4,000 worth OF
seed and and one small building were
saved. The iDsurarce is Sl20, COO
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Mentioned for ths supreme Bench

tpfl9- .flrlfn re- tls helif----
WASHINGTON, d. c., February Is
The names of both Representative VIM
L. Wilson and Judge w. G. Bennett, OF
West Virginia, are mentioned in con-
necti0u with the vacant place on the
Supreme bench The prevailing i'm
preston is, however, that the President
will select smother New Yorker fol
nomination, and ; is predicted that be
will be confirmed, whoever he may be-
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KrVosHA. WIS. February lS.-Iwo
men. one Fra Meyers, Of this place,
and the other sl stranger, were found
dead I'm thsir roo6 at the Grant House
this morning. they had evidently
blown out the ga when they retired
last nfrht ABOUT lIlc'clock. The stran-
Ger las res yet bed identified.
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.THEY ALL HAVE HOPES
Thrso Republican Candidates for Con-
greSS Already Announced
IN DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT NO. 3.

Elk. Governor Wilson to Lock
Horns with Hon. John D. Al
derson for the Congressional
Nomination-How the Friends
of Judge Harvey Figure out
His Nomination in the Fourth
District, but the Other Fellows
May Show Them a Thing or
two-Political Gossip from an
Bver-Productive Source.
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A mID-AIR CABLE
snaps aud Leaves Eight People zoo Feet
In Air-One Killed.

Snaps aud Leaves Eight People ZOO Feet
In Arr One Killed.
KNoXvuLE, Tenn, February is
A frightful accident occurred this af-
ternoon, by which Oliver Ledgerwood,
a young lawyer, was killed, and two
others slightly injured, A car upon
wire cables crosses the Tennes-
see river just below the city,
and is operated by stationary
engine on the north bank Of the river.
A cable snapped and struck the moving
car with such force as to partly demol-
ish &C., leaving the car suspended over
the river, two hundred feet in the air.
There were eight persons in the car,
but all except Ledgerwood escaped
without serious injury. They were res
cued by being let down by ropes into a
boat In the river.
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COLUMBUS, O., February 1S.-Tbe
story published 10 a Cincinnati paper
this morning TO the effect that Govern
or Mckinley will be candidate for the
United States Senate TO succeed Brice,
is said 70 emanate from Chairman Dick,
and is believed here TO be true.
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CONVERSATIONS

Thos. Jopling, q prominent iron manu-
fscturer, is dead At Cleveland
John Reeds head was blown on by
boiler explosion a. Marquette, Manitoba
yesterday.
Charles d. French, peddler and hermit
Of Crono. Maine, blew the top Of his hea
OF yesterday.
Cant. G. VI. Allen was killed on MS boa
Beatak in Bayou Shane, la, Dy IL Ferre
in a quarrel about q woman
Chief Of Police Deitsch has the name
aud history OF 10 Anarchists Ia Cincin
rsti. Their every movement Is watched.
AL the military and naval societies a
Kiel will take part ia to-day's obsequie
over the remains Of the Bradenburg Tir
Tins
Daniel Boone, a Cleveland negro, va
kflled bv Is year old negro whom be ha.
assaulted With q buggy spoke A womsi
caused IL
Two children. ore white and one coicf
were killed in Claiborne PArlsns la
urday evening Oy = cyclone which q
ed much property.
The Iroependent Order of the
genfanin convened iu their eievt.
nDHl meeting az BzltlmOre yesteruF
GERS were reelected
The Corbett-J ackson fight nay
in London The Mirror y Lte Of
guinea watch chain and locKet 10
belt 70 the Winner.
Seventeen persons we're ar
Odessa lass week charged with
their possession revolutionary d
Numerous 1rrests on similar chs
been made ~ Kharkon.
Ata wedding near Raleigh,
lei Slaughter, Of Carroll county
iusO quarrel, STABBED John Ba
l,onz . death and fed. He WAS
Ia trying 20 preTent trouble The
hadly Cut II ne hand
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Senator Camdeu's Realsh Restored.

Sssetel Teecrara 90 rss RsG.as-.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February Is
Senator Camden returned from Florida
this morning. accompanied by Mrs.
Camden The Senator'S health has
been completely restored by his outing
.in the South, and Mrs Camden is also
materially improved.
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LONDON ANARCHISTS
Have an Orderly Sunday Meeting in
Greenwich Park.
THREATENING LANGUAGE USED.

And the Audience Advised TO
Learn the use OF Chemicals.
Speeches in Foreign Lam
guagss-Big Meeting in Ira
falgar Square-The House OF
Lords Denounced as a Mis-
chievous and Useless Insti-
tuition.
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A CLEANING UP WEEK
Is What This VIII be in the
Senate.
THE TARIFF BILL IS NOT READY.

But win be Presented to the Sen
ate by the First Of Next Week,
PrObably-The Old Bill Actual
~ Worn out with Constant
Handling Sugar viii be the
Last Item Acted On-The SeiRn-
forage Bill win Continue to Oc-
cupy the Attention of the
House.
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Foward FaIlinger shot and killed Harry
Haas. AZ Sayre, Pa, yesterday. Haas nad
called him Z scao. he was q non-union
rsn employed during TIE Lenign strike
last fall
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WIIRESBARRE, PA, February IS
Al 10 O'Clock tonight the foreman in
charge Of the rescuers in the Gaylord
slope reported that the workers had
advauced forty-fVe feet from midnight
last night 20 9 O'Clock tonight A
number OF stretchers were take1 into
the mine 90 night This Is done as 8
precautionary measure, and they viii
Be used 10 case any Of tAe ensombed
men should be found alive
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THE BEsT mutual insurance policy
og.irst attacks Of sickness is 70 be
feond 10 taking Hoods SarsaparilIa-
n YOU arc weak Il viii make you
strong.