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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
THEY WANT rnEln MONEY,


n'ners from tho Gaylord Coal Works In
SeRrch of tho loss. =
Forty or fifty miners employed at tho
Gaylord coal works, three milcs above
MARITIME Ferry, marched in d body TO
Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon In
search Of William Kelley, tho boss Of
tho works, Thcy marched two abreast,
IKE soldiers, caplainod by tho prosl.
cent oil their association, and, whilo
lhey were orderly, their forces present.
gu u look OF determination, and thoy ut.
ttactea much attention. They claimed
tnnt their two weeks wages, duo over
Two weeks ago, had not yet been paid !;
That Kelley hNd put thcm oil several
times, aud TINT he promised them their
money on last Tuesday, or by yesterday
~ tho very latest, and, US he failed to
snow up yesterday, they became
alarmed and cRlnG to Martins Ferry do.
totmined to have thoir money, Kelley
boards ut Frank lIisrick's, on Second
street near Hanover, and TO this house
mo miners went, but Kelley had come
over to feeling only fUw minutes
pGioro they. appeared.
several OF tho miners told an INTEL
LidENcIR man that the amount duo tho
men up TO tho last regular pay, two
weeks ago, would average SIS 10 $50 to
tue man, that they have had only ono.
Ilalt days work in the past two weeks,
and they need the money and "nced Il
Some Of tho men say that 1t will tal,o
aLl they have coming 10 thOm to pay
tholr board. They assert that tho only
excuse that Kelly has given is that tho
CLERK has boon oil duty and tho pay roll
has not been mado up.
They waited until evening, and fail.
ing to find Kelly left word that unless
they were paid to-day by 10 a. m. tho
matter would be put in the hands OF an
attorney.
Inc miners employed at tho Elna-
Standard mills have accepted a roduc-
ton Of . por cent on tho ton and arc
working on 40 usual. The reduction
means about 20 to 80 cents per day each.
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a Statesman from North CorolInn

- 1hhtuHhiAh rum NbEbu NlrNlttln.
Tho Hon. William II. Bower, repro.
sentative in Congress from North Caro-.
linn, Is man to delight Prof. wilson's
heart. lie complains OF certain provis.
ions OF tho Wilson bill, Tor mica, to
MY regret and tho cliasrin and inIury
Of a respectable clement of my constil.
ucnts. loses by tho provisions Of tho bill
tho 35pCr cont hitherto enjoyed" while
stoves, in which mica ia used is to have
20 20 por cont protection" But mica
notwithstanding, Mr.. Bower wants 1t
undorstood that "in tho light OF most
solemn promises and party pledges l
stand ready to support tho measure in
whatever shape it may finally come tola
vote"
There is ioalty for you, Nothing that
can DO put in tho bill or take out Of it
will change Mr.. Bowers vote. Ito has
the true Democratic spirit and will 20
tho whole hog whether 1t DO "a big one
or little one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
Tho Now wator Works.

The completion OF now water works
that insure an adequate supply foryears
to come is notable event in any city.
It was to celebrate such an occasion
that SO many OF the citizens mot last
night. From all present indications
the works are all that has been expected.
The contracting company has sus-
tanned its high reputation and the city
has reason to congratulate itself on lis
good bargain. Tho members OF the
water board who conceived and havo
carried through this undertaking have
laid the people under obligations to
them.
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believe ! williparticipatc In tho debate.
l am stu studying tho question. l have
been studying it for forty years"
An anonymous writer threatens to
blow up tho hall In Providence whero
Dwight l. Moody is holding rcyivals.
Moody has been blowing up transgrcs.
sots for years. ,l,2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

At first the iromcrs OF tho Wilson bill
nut petroleum or Tho frce list Tboro
4 was a howl iron, n,oducers. among thcm
somo Democrat. ohlo to get n HEARING
and tho committees mt in n rccinrocity
provision. Undor that oil was to bo
admitted free excont from such coup.
tries as place n dntv on American oil
Now the reeinroci,y proyision 10 to
come of and oil !. - IN on tho frcc list
without apy savinr clanso
With the cxcnntion q England. swo.
don, Norway and RoI,ium not n coun.
try on the otbe- .iJo Of thu Atlantic
admits petrolenn foo Russia imnosoa
s n dntv3 So birb ~, - oneroio. =. =
prohibition. which !. tho end in view.
Greece tukes n AM ont 10 nrohibition
BY forbiddips oh.olrtcly tho imnor,a-
!. tion Of petrolepm !, order to protect
& her own o,, 81 indns,r.
Russia has mndo decn cut in tho
I fo,o;o.,n ,r,do L. +, r,o.;..s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
BELLAIIsE.
All Sorts of Local Sews aud GOSH, from
the Glass City.

an Sort t "a A-uet't vows ttnd Gossip from
the Glass City.
John Dubois, the well known Lumbar
merchant, is announced us n candidate
for mayor by, his friends at the Ropub.
lican primaries. Mr.. Dubois Is not
seeking tho nomination, but bas con.
sentCd to take tho Office if no il nomi-
mated md elected.
Some time ago gentleman Of thi,
city whipped small boy for breaking
windows in one OF his teueInonr houses
The boy took seriously sick shortly
afterwards, and since then yorv eyaG.
serated rumors have been atloat con.
corning the affair. -
Tho interest in the Corbett. Mitchell
prize fight hero yesterday afternoon
almost eQualled that in election returns.
Some Of the saloons and the hotels were
packed with men, all eager for the latest
from the prize ring. "
Harriet G. Justice died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. William Scharlr
and tho remains were taken to hor late
home in Barnesville, where tho funeral
will take place to-day.
Rev. l. W. Barr will sever his con-
nection with tho First Presbyterian
church next Tuesday, special mestinr
OF the presbytery being called for tint
day..
1t is now limited that tho mincra and
coal operators in this section viii match
up atruce. SO that work NAV bo re-
stunned at the mines this section.
A petition TO have tho national
government pxpcnd large sums of
money Tor road making Is beinc cir.
eulated here Everybody signs it. s
Tho Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club was pleasantly entertained At the
homo Of Mrs. William Nc Coy last mi,,bt
Rev. r. G. White, OF the Disc;nIes
church, will begin u series OF meetinrg
at Woodstield next Monday.
Alex. Dubois LETT yesterday With the
lumber dealers association Of the s,ato
Tor a trip through tho south.
Tho Douglas Hatcher libel emit "a ~
be carried to the circuit court ON law
Iyquestions. - ~.
David and William ]. Boyd will h,,ird
residence onPultney. bottom,
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Old tnllNcIcs arc being rciutcd, old errors In
government policy corrected, old foSyiSms
secuted, aud above oil, old complaints thor.
ouGhly rcmedIcd by ITo'ietter's Stomach Bit.
teF% Chronic cases Of palarlal aud bilious
trouble, constipation and dyspepsia, always
EnocE under 10 tho Ulttcr& SO do rheumatic
Eidney and nervous ailments. It Is o great 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

Iris probably not the coolest weather
you ever knew in Your life; but that is
now you ieel lust now, because past sui
ferlnGs are soon forgotten, and because
your blood needs the enriching, invigo.
rating influence ofAyer's Sarsaparilla-
the superior medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

$40 irid-wlnter Excursion vim Il. & o. $40
to Washington, D. c.. and Baltimore.
Nd, Thursday, FebruaryS, 1894. Round
trip from Wheeling $40. Tickets good
returning until the 18th. Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:35 p.
N. train. Trains leave Wheeling at
$40 and 6;O5 4. NJ, and 1:25 and 5:35 p.
nj.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

THERE Is grim suspicion that Mrs.
Lcaso is cndeayorinc to induce James
D Weaver to Join her in tho sublime Of
fort to mako lilo q burden to tho gov.
crnor OF Kansas. Weaver Is bowling
wiudbar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
s. II. MINES BUSINESS

WIN be Carried on by Tho $. II. Niles
Advertising Agency
Tho advertising business OF the late
5, K Niles, OF Boston, Mass, will DO
carried on BY Tho S. l. Nilos Advertis.
ing Agency, which was incorporated
prior to Mr.. Niles death.
Tho management is MS follows: L. G.
Niles, President; Carl &. Zerrahn, Vice.
PRESIDENT and General Manager; J. @.
Howard, Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

Tho Albany Dentists to tho now
Egerter building, corner Eleventh and
Market, where We have fitted up the
most elegant dental parlors in the state.
Office open from s q. m. to s D. IN.
Or. J. S. HUssEY, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

Mn. MITCHELL will not take back to
England bas OF American gold and SO
dopleIo further our supply of the
yellow metal. What Mr.. Mitchell will
take back is experience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

EVERYBODY knows that tho Wilson
bill statesmen arc determined to tax in
comes, but, looking to the uncertain
future, not everybody knows whore his
income is to como from. THERE is where
tho slfbe pinches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
Tho Grent Cotton INDUSTRY.

A summary OF an important article on
tho cotton industry for which the INTEL.
LIdEscEE is indebted to tho courtesy OF
tho Manufacturers Rtcgrd contains
among other interesting things a sur.
prising comparison. l. appears tina.
in the past eighteen years tho value OF
the exports OF cotton has been 500, OOO,-
600 moro than the value of the com.
bined exports Of wheat, flour and corn
for the past aeventy-fou: years. In the
eighteen years named cotton has
brought into the country So, 500. 100000
in money its equivalent. These fig
uros give new appreciation OF great
industry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

TIE reciprocity clause of the present
tariff law is TO be knocked out, OF
course. Reciprocity has been a Repub-
lican success. Tho Wilson bill is to be
Democratic failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

The Duval Athletic Club seems to be
a better lawyer than the governor of
Florida. Still, there wasn't much
sport for the sports, aiter oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
!. Dr. Talmase ANA nis rapornnclc.

' ~ f. b..
DR.. Talma:e and His Tabernacle.
81 ev.Dr. Talmase insists that in March
or'Apriln next he will sever his connoc.
stionwith the Brooklyn tabernacle. The
BURDENS more than he eau bear. The
Indebtedness is more than s2OOOOOand
the church cannot pay the interest.
The pastor and the trustees have done
all they could to pull through, and they
i sec no way out. Tho trustees will mako
another effort, but DR.. Talmagc evident
8ly has no confidence in its success.
The tabernacle is an immense struc.
sSture which cost siS5,Ooo. DR.. Talmago
can all It, but no cannot mako it pay
running expenses. The big church and
the attending crowds add to his fame
5and help to bring him revenue out
side, but this docs not put tho church
4 on It's feot,
Il tits seen now by everybody interest
cd that tho undertaking must collapse
unless 1t can BIO saved by donations.
But TO keep it running has been a
heavy tax;on the congregation, and not
much moro is expected from this
source. ~ tho pastor leaves, tho church
will have TO DO sold for what it will
bring. There is no hope OF finding an.
other who can bring in moro money
than no has. It is now seen to have
sbeen iollyin the extreme to take on
such q load.
= II Dr. Talmage was confident to tho
I point OF wildnoss the business men who
had charge Of the business end should
Shnve held the enterprise down at least
5tothe level Improbable ,ucce,sa. e
ltsis2not good busIue,s to break a
$church's back with debt Whit is
called 'trust in Providence may often DO
mere reckless plungine. Soft is proved
tohaye becnin the case Of tho Brook.
lyn Tabernacle.
TnE fight was pulled On and ,'clonr.
ries are ripe. Never mind tho British
tariff 50 long as the .blarsted Britisher
is IS knocked 3ls out and "ourG flag is still
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there 1t would have been awful II
our starry banner had como down in tho
dust Of the arena.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

IL all arrangements Of the liver n cnre
Is cOrtain ii you take Simmons Liver
Regulator. "a 80 : - "' -
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READ the lSTELLIGENcEW's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
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=, READ tho 1SrELLlGEScgR's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three TO-DAY - : !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
.CANDLEMAS!I.
Pure Wax Candles for Church
Purposes at
EWING BROS.
Sealed Proposals

For Tho purchase OF the property effects aud
WnnnlSyIllc, ". VA. will be received al tue
oiIco OF The company until Il o'clock noOu
The nToncriy consists OF about twelve acres Of
olny land. on which arc located the buildings OF
the plant, which iSsullablc for the manufacture
OF soft mud brick, the machine having q ca.
pnclIy OF 80 OJ0 brick pcrday.
Tho drying tunnels contain II tricks Rul
about 40 pallet cars There Rru three (9l kIlns
III fair condition and about 100 O2u burnt brick,
also four horses. a stable and dwelling house.
CORPORATION For further particulars or Infor.
matlon call on or AddreW
c. W. KRONlIABDT Denwood, VIVA,
or Il +. Il0DGMAS, MoundsvIllc. W. Va.
siand.MwIF
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Itenioye,i.

READ the lSTELMdENcEn's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
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r. R-lN'El:..H FL? g. jTATUM q
crr BAsr BulLDlse,
Telephonc 2Ig. fIsotl po..
.SSIONER,s SALE


issues Achdam5 49, ~ III d ~
4. ~ = tieglns and others ~
the Hbn rsSe 81 decree made by said c5r !, q,
Der, 1S1t oi'tied cause on the 5.h day al n.,a
sonrt a., pnl subsequent ecres maIo ~
derxIrned ~ stth day Of January. 1891 sS ~
the STsnoxIp ponied special can IsSioner W. ~.
tho court HoNW'l sell atthc no ltont door 81
"a. 9nDnf, hel7h DAY Of FEBRuARy ia,
IeserISag at 10 O'Clock a. M, Tho iojIo.1'
sixteen trst oRety. that Is 10 say: Tho !Sns
psrcrI OF Ia, s'ghE incheI OF that certai ie.uttn
IN that bora nd lying aud being on jasob 10y Or
ito Whcelinr ~ ne city Of Wheeling chilled Cen,
ninetyseye,S t md deSgnsted MS lot NUN ~
wife by day Higgins 6y Wiiilan CS SSmvsSsd
fronts on aatel September 20, n a az
H. east side OF Jacob stfest hss'sl ot
ms tho nt,rnb -Onc.iiilrd aud rs much =,
OF sale Tho elects 10 pay IA cash on
ono and i've lance In Two equal iuSlai m Sn,
ihs day OF nj ySsat noteS bsnrng Interest T.. az
iaeuts te % % Gycn for the deistrcd no " a
i AEir SsoE%DEE speela. cataai.slo
aN eherhbY ,A.,, 60 %, Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

III PRESENT wheat quotations break the
record. It is not sure thing that thcy
will, go lower. Those Democratic
orators who promised the farmer high.
serprices for his wheat have something
Ito take back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
M. c. EBERTS.
!Azo @eGI Market strcc..
FOB REN,7j,lr-1rT.,.

90 A Fifteenth street. brick dwelling
70 70 - Foil street, brick, five rooms.
w. ~ EoT street, brick. five rooms. S
~ iSG Market street, Office roouIS
~. " Tenth street. stOrcroom. 81
~, ~. 10 0ho Street. second floor frame
To, " Alley Z, lower part, S. 90. 80
,,ri,SSpuTtteenth and McColloch Strents ,to,,
Sn- ss51S OF seven rooms bake shop aud stHbio
90 II ThIr.y.third street, brick. FIVE -oor,.
~ IT II Alley H. frame, five rooms. t'H o't''
E ~, -sl2 EoT street, three rooms first foor
oIn On. room on Fourteenth street, suitable "a,
oSS VI Two gentlemen. y = - %''S'ioe
~ ~ l Is,Sa Ch1pline street, seven rooms
bo,b ~ south Front street, seven rooms ana
NJ 40 Main street, twelve rooms aud hath
~ 30 S54 ", Maln street, six rooms, = D''11
G SS " Thirty.Hrst street. brick. ~
r., c =, rooms In Iilhbard Block, 1874 yFnrto. O.
~ ., ;SSoqth fo;k street, three rooms - Nv o.
~ ~ ~ 4 h!rty.sercuth street, three rooms
~ ~ ~ Main street. second and thiri a.. st
NJ S a., seventeenth street, four rooms -
SoS mo street, HrssIloor, three ronrpI & Is
~ ~ o NJ tEotr street. three rooms. .'--1
NJ o ytS Shapline street. i've rooms. sIai., s.
e. -Ipl NRIn street. thIId toor 2 roo,n, - 81,
SS,,ao,Ioomed frame dwelling al Lcntherwco,
n.,,ncI, 100 M on South street, 10 Hcafns'T'h
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The great valuo Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
as remedy for catarrh is vouchod for
by thousands OF people whom it has
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.Ghe Gattelli59etmer.
wnEELlN0. JANUARY 20. 1904.


Tho ISrELLIaEScgn will receive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
that may DO sent in for tho relief of tho
destitute OF Wheeling and hand tho
samo over to tho citizons' relief COM
mittcc. Tho following hayo already
been received:
Amount before reported ........
SilS. " l. y
S lt '''.'''.''''. 10
'..s..'..
Tot.t N d,,, sTso
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

AS expressed in rounds Corbett
found Sullivan seven times as hard to
whip as Mitchell. This, OF coursc, isn't
saying much for Mitchell, but Corbo.t
is very handy man in his line.
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tai.,ioaSS eertitT THAT sald sn,s Z, 4
By md "a rso Stren bonl with aeciisIty A. an
q Ia2S-Y y. ssu bylaw and said tlec,aspp
9olS MITCHELL \ c \, SeSls g
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st TuE fight was pulled oasand !.'chor.
.ries are ripo.n6 Never mind tho British
tariff SO long as the .blarsted 5Britisher
is knocked out and sou Il fisg ia'still
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

David and William J. Boyd will build
residence onPultney. bottom,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

Ihe miners employed at tho E!na-
standard mills have accepted reduc-
tion oil D per cent on tho ton and aro
working on 40 usual. The reduction
means about 20 to 80 cents per day each.
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TERMsi
FIR Srlg ny HAff. PoSTAdE FREFAtn

The lSrELLIGEScER,, embracing IT, sayenI
editions; Is entered ~ tho POStolCe at Wheel.
Ing, WA, a. second class natter.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-14

Washington, July 13.-[speciaL Raw
Inns called at the White House this morn
ing, to interview the president and urge
speedy action on the statehood bill, but
was unable to see Cleveland, cabinet day
preventing.
Private Secretary Thurber, however,
did not doubt that action on the meas
ure would be favorable. Rawlins took
pen for signing, and afterwards will
present this to the governor of the state
of Utah.
The bill will reach the president to-
morrow, and Democrats may hear news
of its signing at the jubilee at Saltair.
An endeavor will be made for this Some
doubt existed whether the president
would sign the bill with the defect about
election to SD instead of ''54th" Con-
gress, but it was cured by concurrent
resolution authorizing correction by en-
rollment committee.
This obviated the necessity of bringing
it again through the shoals of the Sem
ate.
Senator German announced this morn
ing he would oppose the reservation bill
to the last ditch, unless a provision was
incorporated to lease the asphaltum land
to the American Asphaltum company.
Rawlins knew such a provision could
never pass the House. and labored with
the recalcitrant senator until he obtain
ed promise of withdrawal of opposition.
All is smooth sailing for the bill now.
Rawlins' bill extending time one year
for completing desert and homestead pay
ments passed the Senate this afternoon
with an amendment making the bill IN
clude presumption entries, when the claim
ant it unable to pay because of circum-
stances beyond his control. The House
will concur in this.
Senator Dubois says the committee on
appropriations will probably report an
amendment to the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill giving $500, 600 instead of S175,0o0
for surveys of public lands; or II not
that much, at least a considerable In
crease. This will be divided pro rata
among public land states.
The Washington Post this morning
published a long editorial. commenting
on statehood and saying Cleveland will
have honor and pleasure in signing the
bill 1t also says few states have come
into the Union with so splendid an out
fit as Utah possesses, and it Is matter
for national rejoicing that her troublous
times are past and. her smiling face is
set toward a bright future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-14
GOT THE CASH.
One of the BoIdest Highway Rob-
berries Ever Perpetrated In the
Wild and Woody West.

| Helena. Mont, July 13.-Last evening
Bach. Cory & Co., of this city. depos-
tied S11 500 with the Great Northern
Express company, billing it to Bach,
Cory & Co. at Wickes. where 1t was
to be used to pay off employees Of the
| Alta mine.
| The money went out on this morn
| ing's train, arriving at Wickes safe. 1t
was then transferred to the express
wagon, which started down the hill
toward the town. After it had gone
several hundred feet, two masked men
suddenly put in an appearance, board
ed the wagon, threw the driver off,
and started off with the wagon and its
| load of currency.
About mile and a half outside of
Wickes, the robbers were met by a
Fighter rig and a third man. and the
safe was transferred to this rig.
News of the robbery spread rapidly,
and soon everyone in the neighborhood
having a gun was in pursuit of the
daring robbers. The hills are being
Thoroughly searched. and, in view of
the large number of men out in pur-
suit, the robbers have about one chance
lin thousand of getting away. Posses
have been sent out from surrounding
towns to scour the hills and mountains.
and every endeavor will be made to
capture them dead or alive.
If they fall into the hands of the
miners, whose money they are trying
to get away with. the chances are they
will be brought back on board.
The company offered a reward of
81 900 for their capture.