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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28
Il sCRIHMAGE ON THE FRONTIER.
Reports or n Fight BsI~ssa RassIsa Asa
GsrmaA TrssRs.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 27.-Rumors OF a night
between Russian and German troops on the
frontier have been current in military circles
In Moscow for several days. One version OF
the reported fight is as follows:
A sluadron 81 russian dragons saw party
displayed. The Russian commander requested
the Prussians 10 ston hTing at the post. The
Prussians ignored the request. skirmish
followed In which several men on both sides
were killed. The Russians pursued the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28

asv. Fisvvsr Acts Fre-ptly r. FIiii-e ths
vsksrsy.s,
Mayor ailroy was notified by telephone from
the Executive Chamber At Aibany. At noon
yesterday. that Gov. Flower had appointed
Under-shsriff John n. Sexton Sheriff TO sue
coed the late Charles NJ. Clancy. and he I'm =
medIatsly notified Mr.. Sexton and congrstu-
lated him. A soon as the news got abroad
the sherirs ONCE was invaded By callers and
kilograms and notes Of oongratulation began
arriving by the dozen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28
ChsIsra Meas Haabars.

eholsra have been f0uHd In the PoolstTssss. Ia
Wsndsbsek. three miles from HaGburg. Ths
nAtlants have been removed . the hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28
sPIRKs FROM THE TELEsRIPH.

The United States EunboAt BsnRinEton sailed %
Monday from ST. vincent for PernambHes.
The nsH Fortleth Separate Company Of O8dsnAburE
mustered last hlEht BY Iaspeetor-3sns No
GrAth assisted BY Capt GOOdisr u tue Forty fourth
separate Company Of Utica
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28

hAl taltss mtdielnay m kssPinF VIII ohsF luEaTleG
"A remedy must b. pleasantly acceptable form.
psrsy Ehoissonie An con positon. truiJ beneficial ia
eject aud entirely free from Objections bic gaa
he lhs gsnlls family ll2asiEs syTup VI fgs-A9s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28

Average On lsO -, 1919
NAsHSGTOS TOE WEDSEsDAL
Fer Hs1 EnSIAd aAd s~-s1l kss YORK, haiTi sar~Si
s0sghesH WiHiS
For West Virginia aud western PshasJlVAniA partly
cloudy. variable wiRdL
FER wsstsrn New YORK .nd ohis. Increasing slOsdL
mesa: vATiAbls WlndG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28
The weather.

The severe storm had passed far to the eastward
yesterday that s Influence Lost 10 observation A.
OF nigh prsssus dsniR1tsd the section with fair
Weather except the upper lake country. whsrsA
dsprsssion Ahd cloudy And threatening weather pre-
vailed. The temperature somewhat lower In the
middle Atlantic aud New England stAIss In the
lag but warmed up warmer weather 10 sxPsetsd
here. with cloudy weather and possibly light rain.
Il fair in this city Yesterday; OfeiAl tsmpsra
turs ranged between az att A. N. and So At p ~;
average humility o. per cent; Wind noTtA~ssIts
northsast average velocity IL miles an hour.
The Thermometer At rsTTy's pharmacy In THE Sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28

NOTE.--DE Hunters articles on
the treatment OF Lung Complaints
VIII be discontinued for the present
In The Sun. The readers have been
given an ncediuI fnfOrma tion on the
subject Such as are afflicted with
any disease of the brea thing organs,
Catarrhal Bronchial Asthmatfc.
or Consumptive. can obtain his book
FREE by addressing him nc II7
Vest 10Th 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
AFFAIRS At BLuEFIELOS.
NO ATTEMPT MADE TO ESTABLISH
PEACEFUL GOVERNMENT.
Fif's Armed Nea ratrsi the streets
by order Of the President OF
NicaraEua-one Thousand
More. II Necessary.
BY Associated Press.

- @f'"NNAtNRtA AAfHNa
New orleans. La. March sa.-Th,
condition OF AFFAIRS in nncaclds
Nicaragua, Is as unsettled as ever
The English are still In control Of tho
police who arr In protection OF the
city and arc In fact In practical con-
troll OF the entire reservation, Lacayo
remains at nlueneids, and refuses 10
vacate, but hts position IS not rccos-
nlzed. and the Americans continue to
ignore his demand upon them for pay
ment of the shipping dues
Late last night the steamship WIN
liam G. tlewes. Of the Southern Pa
oific line, arrived from the Southern
seaport town with the latest news.
The committee OF three Managuans and
two natives OF New Orleans. who were
appointed to arrange some provisional
government and had held several meet
ings, but having come to no agreement.
dlshauded
There now seems TO be no attempt
whatever TO bring about peaceful
government. The commander OF the
Cleopatra besides being the COMMANDER
OF the police protection OF the city,
mas assumed control OF the goverf-
ment to certain extent and thus ali
The governncnt there IN Ia the city
commissioner Lacayo remains la the
city aud refuses 10 10 out nf the
boundaries OF the reservation. The
Cleopatra atill rides at anchor on
blucbelds' but IS expected to leave very
on Friday night laet Che british
hAttlpNniB TnmHa la aluhF ,F tl.. fsf..af..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
AN ALARMING rLor
no DIow IN the King Of oorca aud
Ills Family.

BY Associated Press
San Francisco, Cal, March 2a.-The
Japan Weekly Gazette OF March says:
Corca appears TO be constantly threat
encd with disturbances The latest IL
n bold attempt to blow up the king and
his family The consplrators had pre-
pared TO destroy the central govern
ment office on February 9. the corean
New Years day. when the king and
ministers would appear there IN state.
But little time before tho time for
sprlnglng the plot the conHpirntnrs
were betrayed by one Of their number.
The government WIS secretly Inform
ed OF tho plot. and when the Offices
were examined over 1000 pounds OF
powder were found hidden under the
floor, Twenty-seven OF tho plottera
were arrested. including the Informant,
and II Is proposed 70 put them to death
at once and expose their heads 10 pub.
lie view. II IL rumorod that Prince Tai
In Kun was implicated. and At Ia even
charged that the Japanese government
Ia Mt the bottom OF the conspiracy.
and had promised TO lend two ironcladR
10 the revolutionlsta. According to the
plan. as soon M the explosion occurred
men were to rise on all sides and over
turn the government Affairs IN Corea
are In most alarming condition, and
now the palace and COVER ent build
ings are carefully watch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

., .'.,pN''''uu iINsa'
AiVNlhcetpWh, Mass, March ga
letter received here to-day from cant
%. n. Rider fornr,iv ~ ms No..
..,.,.,... ~, VIZ" i'"No'
''''','''' Wv interesting iNot oohoern-
inB the situation at Bluehelds, Nicara-
qua, where he how rosides no no..
Vows sfy,trs a. pt,.o.,t..
i'"''i.iih prNNl"uN 70
me arrival or the hritiEh warshlp
Cleopatra and SAYS that if Il had not
been for nor canning nil A,n.ric,,,, .,a
e...,.-.. l,,.'' "',N
t''N'hn '''iurhN VI Nhe plhut Wouia
have been killed
Capt Rider continues, aAftsr tho
,,r,,,,,t,n 90 a. ,t,,i.,.., ....,,.,...
" Wv i''''a'''"' hVN'' ~
heht' the COMMANDER or me
Cleopatra compelled the Spanish
troops to retire to ureytown. aud thcy
sailed Tor that place ON the CLEOPATRA
on the 9th instant. I.loutenent Cole
man OF the ship und twenty-five
marines were left. to prevcgf Further
trouble After the vessel sailed II was
found that some OF the Spanish R0idlur3
remained behind Tint afternoon nome
twenty Americana and myself were on
the streets. when Spanish soldiers
commenced 10 make arrentH ono
soldier drew a revolver ana firod three
shots into a crowd OF natiyes They
attacked him and nearly beat him to
death. That nlEht a frlRhiful riot
commenced between the spanlnh
soldiers and the nptivoa The streptg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

chiidren ~ james G. Murfey tie
nirm hrrch hN The Inc Mr.. CInrI..

CihIdren ~ James q. Marley Iie-
mrmb-rcd by the Late Mrs. Clark.
ny Associated Press.
Cleveland, ohio. March ea--rhe win
OF the late Mrs. Elisa Ann Clark,
widow OF james y, Clark who died In
this city fcw days ago was admitted
to probate today. Mrs. Clark be-
Queathed $4,000 to Chicago people and
pgs.0oO TO charity. no The Lakeside
hospital here was given 100000, The
First Presbyterian church was given
$4,000 Tho iuynlld's home waH wlilcd
10000 and $1,000 was given to the
board OF home missions and tho Pres.
hyterlnn church ct the United States,
Mrs. Clurs'H entire estate amounted 60
100000 The sum or $685. WAS left la
trust for Paullnu Clark Murfcy. WIZ
Ham Murtcy, Charles Murioy, James
Murfcy and Elisa Murfey. Az children
OF James c. Murfcy Of chicago. Pau
line win have $4,000 aud the othora
$4,000 each, the girls TO come into fuil
poaHession at IS yenrn 81 age and the
boys at 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Was the Report That the Matasords
Ncgroes Would he l.,nchcd.

Special Dispatch.
Wharton. Tex. March ss-The ar
rival Of the daily papers this morn.
ins containing the telegram sent to
Governor Hosg from the anu.lynching
league OF Chicago has set about a com.
motion, for the citizens OF wharton
know that the matter sent TO Chicngo
relative to the mar was an IN.
famous Islander on the law abiding eli.
OF our sister county. Maiagorda. for IL
was from Wharton that within IA fcsy-
hours OF the knowledge OF tho murder
OF Bouldin BY negroes IA that county a
posse under Constable Heart OF tma
place ect out 10 assist oflicert from
Me,ogoid0 to arrest the muriprcrs
me posse, when some mllea on thcif
way, met the corpse In charge nf
tricnds, and, having been notified that
We hesroes were In custody and safe
IN tRil, returned home,
II N further fact that Il was n
negro constable who arrested the nun.
derers.
The gentlemen who nccompanled
constable Heart from here deuounco
IN unmraaurud terms any such in,en.
Ton na Imputed IN the telegram, that
me hegMes were In danger OF being
'NfNNi WV ~ lMNNif MNtn fnN fuitia
uVreia Were safe IN tho hands OF OH.
GERS the posse diHhandud. The report
also IN The daily prints thnt a posse
nom nelghhurlng county arrested
the negroes Is wlilful misroprcsenta-
ton Az stated, It was nn onicer with
ciNHenH OF Mhtagcrdn county who an.
pretended the assarains.
The Gazette reporter has today con-
Neieed with several citizens from
Matngordn county who live nenr by
the scene Of the tragedy. aud are here
on husiueaa. They denounce the sub
Stance OF the telegram. ana say II Nv u
Alanderoun impuiniion on them nH
eitlAene. Furthermore, they say that
the ciu@onA of that county arc fully
resolved, and have boon from the irRt,
TO let the law take liza course.
A few citlzcna asked for an cNprea.
sion win givo tho drift
a. H. pawdy; ~ think the Chicago
telegram u wlllful slandOr."
O. Finldeatclni ToXnna can run
this government, 80 FAR ma our state
Is concerned
Dr phillips; ~ think the SANDER
II dnuhly base. coming from the state
whore they have nnarchiats"
CAPT n, j, rridgen ~ am certain
We don't want governmental advice
from Chicago, where they need n ~
badly themselves. II IN an insult and
wilful slandor"
Henry Green, prominent eolorcd
man IN Wharton county, having read
the telegram from Chicago, says m
far IA the report Of II mob Attempting
TO lynch the prisoners; - don't he.
lieve II and have not heard OF any.
I heVr Inquired and cannot ind nny
truth IN the report"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Are the 100 coNey Recruits Talked
OF From indianapolis.

BY Associated Press.
indianapolis. Ind. March as.-rhere
was dispatch sent out from Maasllon.
Ohio last night that a telegram had
been received from A. p. York OF In.
d'anapolis that 100 unemployed Of
this city would join Agitator Coxey'a
ON TO Washington"
The directory contains no au,h n,,,o
at a = York, and there are no 100
npr wv nor even dozen, unemployed,
80 Tar as known, who have Organized
TO participate IN the widowed move
mcnt There Is n mad wug OF a Jour
nenst In this city who signs himself
Alas Poor forlok, and there II a gus-
plolon that II any telegram was Fcnt
70 OoAey from here he knows who sent
II since the police interdlcted the
mad harangueE OF professional nri.
ttura IN the assemblies Of the unem.
proved the meetings here have Loot
their popularity and are attracting INT
very little, " any. attention,
Another thing contributing 10 "a,
alslniegfation Is the coming OF tho
building season and the reopeninF or
many avenues of labor II Is therefore
not believed that even so many al
twelve have any intention OF forming
part ~ the Ohio brigade. In point
OF fact lndinnians are too level-headed
To Join any such y wild-goose chase
ana II any sound does 40 from here
II VIII simply he scattered Ohionns re-
turning TO their own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Testimony which Tends 90 That
Conviction.

BY Annotated Press,
Columbus. Ohio March 2g,--There Is
very little doubt now that George w..
Luce. the church deacon Indicted for
conducting a fence. viii be declared IN
sane. Some very strong evidence to
the effect that he IL mentally unbai-
nnced was given IN the probate court
today. Among those who nre or the
opinion that Luce n insane were chief
o. Police pngles ana Dr.. Wlli IIamil-
Ton, "a surgical expert,
Mrs. Luce wife Of the defendant, was
on the Witnesn stand today and tentl-
fed as 10 the cause Tor fecrhtiuF dia-
m0nda inside Of spOois IN her bedroom
She said that the diamonds were not
stolen goods. but part u an old stock
OF jewelry owned by her husband. She
Hccreied them. she said for fear the
detectives would IND them ana eus-
pect that hey were stolen goods This,
she claimed. was her sole reason for
hiding the Jewels. Tho prosecution adj
duoed no evidence tonding 20 show
that the diamonds had been stolen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

me Issue is on the secret society
ana Not Party Faith.

BY Associated Press.
Toledo, Ohio, March 2s-The no,,,,.
cal campaign has opened up warm ma
bitter The question. 'qs he an A p
A." is asked invariably, instead of
inquiring as to the politics of eandl-
dates. The Republican members have
accomplished the withdrawal from tho
ticket Of one Of the most odlous of the
A. l.. A, Hosea White. who had noon
nominated for police commissioner ue
was forced TO withdraw by threats az
exposure IN scandalous paper OF
some OF his alleged private record The
CITY committee Won It's point. ana then
appointed John Stollberg. a highly re-
lpected business man, to take Ma
Mr.. Stollberg will probably with
draw. Tearing that the general lrnnres-
sion that the people yet thai h. 10
in sympathy with the A. p. beonuss
Guy committee Of that persuasion APP
pointed him, VIII so greatly iniure his
business that he cannot AFFORD ii. The
same difficulty viii be experienced in
the election Of any other hrst-clnss ne
publican, so that the election OF loci
Potter the Democratic candidate n
assured. Mr. Potter has IA majority Of
5000 out Of total Of 10000 10 over
come. The Commercial, one Of the Ra
publican papers, has bolted part OF
the ticket, saying the good Of the party
demands the defeat Of certain candi-
dates Only the Blade supports A
p. a. nominations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

.1s the mighty west, the land that
..tIckled with hoe laughs q harvest;
,hs hi Dorado Of the miner the goal
AZ the agricultural emigranL hhlle y !,
,sen,s WITH an the elements Of wealth
IN .,ui'' nrosperity. some Of the fairest ana
'sn ~, pfsuitful portions Of q bear q har-
,'"., ~ mn;;.s-.ia reaped IN its fnllness
h hy tb ~ unprotected y medicinal
Safeguard. No one seeking or , a,sr'1 ,s,.
,aiariai locality is safe rom ins
m Y ll''' ,,,,nout Hostetter's Stomach
a ,,,'ta,s Emigransz bear this y lain q,
isl.sers travellers solourning -
Goins regions should sa5ry e .rI
of ths si,isrs IN ne iraai ~ s4oo SURE
sack Against the eilse .,.,, q dsmp and
meniai or ~, ZOO or water. It = an
un ,,1,,i,s asSense constipaiio1 rheo-
, ,nstlHm silieasness dysDsgss' are Hs al
vnisness and loss % s'isn 80 ~ ave ave
remedled BY this genial rs''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
RrADY TO JOIN.
Three Hundred of the Pennsylvania
Contingent In Camp.

BY Associated Press.
Hazelton. Pa, March 2s.-The Penn
sylyania detachment OF the Common
veal army is now ready to Join Gen
coxey in his march to the capital. The
leader of the movement here is Astor
Evans, noted labor agltator Yes
terday Evans, who bears the title OF
commander wired Gen. Coxey. In
forming him that he had 800 men who
would move 10 Washington Easter
Sunday. In explaining, Commander
Evans says his detachment is com
posed OF toilers who have been thrown
idle by corporate greed. and consider
It time that some recognizance should
be taken Of the situation. we have
the sympathy and support OF thou
sands right here. The men are now
eneampsd at Cranberry. where open
air meetings are being addressed by
such men as Peter FIGHTER and VIM.
Cassidy, well known IN labor circles"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup Of Figs 81 for sale BY All drug
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Co. only, whose nan'o Is prinfetl on eYsff
package, al,o the nanie, Syrup u tias,
and being we'll intormcds you VIII not
ecceps any substitute II eaesed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

NH with such n Provision is Passed
by the Ohio House.

By Associated Press.
Columbus, Ohio. March 22.-The
house today passed the Hart bin, to re-
quire parties who contract to print
Australian ballots to give bond in
$1,000 for the fulhllment of conditions,
the Moore bill to require township
trustees to give bond in $500, the Cliff
ford bill to empower the governor to
cut out from the state department re-
ports all supertluous matter before
sending them to the printer, the Sleeper
bill providing for the government OF
the state eplleptic insane asylum, the
Heinlein bill authorizing the incorpora-
ton OF limited companies to deal In
real estate, and the VIM bill to pre-
vent the sale of Intoxicating liquors In
houses Of IN repute. The senate passed
the Richards house bill. providing that
the term OF office OF county recorders
shall begin on the first Monday In
September The Judiciary committee
reported back to the senate the Oil
bill authorizing the appointment OF
women as notaries public, recommend
ing its indefinite postponement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
A FIERY, WlLD-EYED CRANK
KILLED 4 Rank CASHIER AT SAX
FRANCISCO YESTERDAY
AZ the Counter iiccausc Demand
for Money Was Not rieeded--rhe
Murderer Captured nnd Jailed.
Remarkable Trngody.


by Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal. March as--A
man entered the brunch office OF the
San Franciseo savinru Union. on Mar.
ket street, today ana presented
check TO Asslatant Cashier A. II. Her
rick, After examining the check. Her
rick. having doubts as to ia gcnulne-
mesa. returned It. An alteration on
sued between tho man and the cashicr,
during which the former drew pistol
and fred several shots IN rapid sue
oesaion. klling IIcrrleit almost In
H'nntly. The porter or tho bank mazda
an attempt 90 disarm the murderer
who Immediately turned his dire upon
him. but fortunately the assassin'a
aim was wild aud the bullets failed OF
their work.
Tho murderer fed from the bank.
pursued by the police aud the crowds
which had been attracted 60 the scene
by tho shots. lie Ind only zone
short distance when he was captured
The murderer gave the name OF Fred
horneman, ana the police said he ar.
rived here laat week from Denver.
Later developments show That ths
paper presented TO Cashier Herrich
hy his murderer wns note written
~ red ink ntatinE that the bearci
ahould be Hlvcn money or he would
blow up the place with dynamite.
On the bottom wan drawn stQuil and
croaahonos, The tirnt nhot fired bv
the asaanAln went Wide nf ita mnrh
n NM, iisrriek rcaehed for hia revolver,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

The coachmnn'. Grand Csrousai In
easily Nannion.

Hs HSsoc'a'ed fress.
Pittshurg, Pa, March al. X. Joi.
~. a prominent Democratic noi,ttc,,,
and oil ard 80. ,,,,.,.,,,,,. -. -,
~ ''ru ees- ppera'or' hNes at Cor
"opons' nc Is rich man, and his
mansion, overlooking the ohio ,iver
Is one ~, ,,,a -, .'.,,a,,..,. =. ~.
49,, ,,.,,,....,..',-. 'r.'s.e''N. - "e
s"Day iNahias FAIRY IN reoruafy
ne LOOK MS family South for the win
yer John Thomas. coachman. was
let IN charge OF the house, the other
servants having been sent away
iinomas invited William Nelson aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24

Aoping Couple VIII Marry
When He Is sober.
Asoeiated Press

doping Couple VIII Marry
When He Is sober.
~aoeiated Press.
'1nOus, Ohio, March 90. u r.
u and Miss Grace Han, an eiop-
I 9aple from Blunton, Ind, were
- here this afternoon by De-
Peter Murphy and locked up
central police station. Thomas
Prominent grocer OF Button,
'ather OF Miss Grace. He ar
1ese today in search OF the run
q thp, having received informa-
~ they We're in Columbus. II
4 Az week ago last Friday that
appeared.
I trss,o ur months ago Griffin went
tyh and secured employment
TN, eyman tailor. He soon met
I 49,. ana, according TO the faith
Ham eht accomplished her ruin.
1 ~ endeaVored to have Griffin
/ n wrong by marriage, but the
| X u ,llihed, and finally 10 avoid
psfsa bluhton. Miss Hall dis
- az the same time and It de
/ esat9s4t they went together. Hall
/ yss.e 70 learn any trace OF then
IA III ,cstoay, when a tailor who hal
4 IL Sotumbus arrived IN Button
rs .sh FORMATION that he had seen
aro,'. ailss Hall In Columbus
4 iear5 ., everything as soon as
'lis and hurried to Column
illnE to the police department
n. Narphy was detailed and
1 altis, Souple on High street, neal
iakirr 5a]lng into show windows
M "a the sights IN general
4 aut ~ equipped with a terrific
II isihes 10 marry the girl wher
4 y 1asi, threatened revolvsra and
antries. and the ceremony
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-24
REAL GOLD Is rue STUFF
IN the Territory Mine.
Excitement High.

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie. Okla, March 2s-rho 81.
excitement stln continues aver ~ ~. so y
cent finds In the mountains a., ,,' ~, ~
Kiowa and Comanehe and yv,oh,,. ,"e
dian reservations. ''~ m
Deputy Marshal Prater- Nh =.
turned from there yesterday saws tbs,
the story sent out to the effect That the
mines We're sailed was simply n nina
to keep the crowd out ''"u
He says number Of prospectors are
now at work taking out gold in nav,n,
quantities, F. Hester. an Old New
Iaea,So miner, has Just led party Of
prospeetors in from Minco. and say
ne VIII fully test all the fields. and IL
gold Is there as rich as repo-ted u NJ "
WA organize colony that Win 20 in
terror department and the 1ndtsn In IA
reau to keep them out '" ou'