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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

THE sal..,rft<r sevey give. palm. sessos
shsi he has lsrn duly sppplnt~' W We it.nors
IL JUire sf prsi.sss Zoe ti.e Cossty ef Otferl
and ss.umet The trus OF kseess'r o' "s
riIoMAs SANDS. late of Bsvvafsh. Z.
IN ssid Csanty. aeesa.ei. by giving hssd 81 Ne
isU iirvsts, he th~vfssv rvqve.ts al pefssss
in.iels~i to The estate OF sali dessa.sn W. nAAe
iw@s-iisss payment. asd tho>r vho have asy
dem ssis thsrvsa " sshibis I'm same ~
feb. -. i~s<. VII u hssN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

The Man with an only son)-"what
Kind Of scholars 10 you turn out at this
ipsiitutionr' Principal-"Those who
won't sfudy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

I upright piano. bslsasiss b. the estate ~ IN
late a. A. Whitman. Win be sohi cheap b. el"-s
Ar. wEpGE. AdmlsI.,ralsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

Al Husthshi. In the County % Otfcrl
sni stsis % hAiss. The fi.t day Of FEB, a. ID
lss.
Ths un.isr-ispssi hervby give. posios % hi. ap
bNTUlD LAND COMPANY sf Canton.
In the Coanty % Osfori. Ih.olssnt iAebtor. whn
has Ices dcslsr.i in.sl,ent spoa The psti
tioa " 10 er~itor- by th~ Court Of insoivessy TOT
sAid Coanty u Dnfori
HARRY Y VIRGIN, A..,sp.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
NGssENGEn's NOTICE.
Ovytcs os rus sasHnt 80 OSrosp Co,srr.
sTATE D| MkINE

NEsst.NSGu's NOUtSE.
Ovv,cs os rus susHpv 40 OSSosp Co,srr.
stain oF MAINE.
OxroHD, o. s-f.h. fist. 4. u. ist.
This is "a siss N.tios. thai 90 tl,e ii.t day 81
Tsb, A. D. i-s, o wArrAnt In in.ol'escy ss. 10
.o.si cot ~ ths Court - insolscney for ssli t.ns
ty % psfori, against tho estate % JOHN
Il. HALL, 81 Otfyri. Atusix~i ~ ~ an In
solvent i,.lsor, on pstition ~ ssii i,,b,"f uheh
p.ti,ion "a. al.-i 90 the ioth dsy u February
a. q. loo. ~ ~hish Ia, na@ei date ln.
tsrv.s On claim. IL "a l.. U"mpotri. tbs,
ths psyasn, % sny dslss sni ihs asli,
ery sBl tran.fsr ~ any pfvysrty bslonxins
"a .Ah Debtor, " him 90 foe his u.e. sal
the delivery ani trsnsfer % any propsrty BY
hin arv fortlidss ~ lac that Q m-stins ~ N
cr,-iitor. % sAi dsior, ~ prv,. tisir slts AMI
eis-s.s one az more A..lTssss ~ NJ. estate. VII
10 he'll a Q Csuft ~ Insolvency, ~ 10 bolisu IL
Paris, On sAii County. on ths ii.t day ~ MAJ,
A. ~. I-,S, sl nlns o'sksk In The fer,p.os.
Given under my hsni The date nr-t Above
urfttsn.
Ef sTONt. peyaiy sheriff.
Q. Ms.ssnses eftlss Court % inssl'sney, Toe sAid
Cosptt ofOtfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

OXFORD, q. -Ma Court - Probate lf.i a.
Paris, within and Coz ~ C0unty - ut'.ri. q
Al. thir,t Tus.siav 20 Feh 4. ~ -
. ~ NIN-inW. navel iNrrutHf n ,
e.ftAin tnstuimsnt puft-ufting o. H. o. "A va
ant Tsstausnt - uTts y. hNAl ~
- Paris in All tounty, dsfsss-I nf
ing prv-suts-i o.. sanis for PROBATE
OHBsHED. that ~ ali psUtiYnFr rrt
natios D. al psr-uns intsrestel, by rfI'.E ,
eopy % this or,isr b. D. puhlishs-i ihrfH Hrfs,
sasss..itsly In tius DNfufsl pvntfsrat .Intnl
Paris. that thsy nay apTsar a q fri'.aif e. y
Tus.siay ~ Mar newt. "a nlue u.f0Ht u
the fufsbaon ant .hos oaa.s. N any uhsf .afs
shy The All instrumsnt should "a ~ prove ~
pr1tesi anI aii1sei a. che at VIII sol "a
msrt ~ All dcsAsssi. ant that saii j u
Nih.ins To- sppuints.i eve utgf
GED a. WILSON, luiE'.
Al true copy - al..,! ,y 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
What Mak.. iA. Iia..

~ many shigs ~, MAILING knots
All thrOagh the oc.sn vide.
OF cOur-s the 20 g,ts tied up lotS
And that's What makss the tide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

.s s & 49,. ;:: ;ss ~: s:;
Cotrur. Oxteri lSeneraa rasis, nAiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
N.,,.. .sA..,s... 81 NJ. App.,.,m..,

Al Norway, In the County % OsfOri sni STATE
Of Maine, the gi.t day % February. Ice.
Ths us.isr.iSrs-i h<r~sy rive notiss ~ his
apt-siutsasnt .. ..lsnss % the in.slvent estate
~ JOSEPH a. IlNsgOtT Of Paris. In The
County % Osfsri. In.ol,ent prts.r. vho IA.
l-~n d.slars-i tn.sissat sysa M. I-~titsa by The
Court OF Insolvency fsr ssll Coanty - Osfsrf.
NJ T. kINnAIL, Astgpse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

Johunle-"Papa. arc despots hsppvr'
Pspa-"l don't know; ask the hlrcd
Girl"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
AtrSs eOPy...,I.s,,, 4, Gang v.,,.,,,

OXFORD. .. AT q Cour - Probate hshi a
rAns. sithin ani fsf IN tountl ~ OkfuTl
on the thiri Tuesday - fsb., \. u. -.
l.ytiia a.. Busk, Guariian ~ thafiutis Ia
and Villas q nurk. minor ehihirvn ani - "
u JACOB huCk ate - Hiam, In at raurtf
hasins presented hsr ascount ~ Euarilansh'p Z
said warts fsF allowance
DHBfHrp, That sail Guardian sive notiCs g. At
Isr.ons tnterv-tst. ~ raasins oupY ~ 80
orieF D. ~ puhnshesi thfrs Nesks surrfsslif.f
In ~ Oxfnf,i Dsmosrat printed a fars. "a
thsy nay apt~sr a Court affrOhsts g. lg 'fi
n ffysbufE. IN saii tourtY. On Ne nfst 7 80
iay ~ Juns nsst. "a nins o'sk-k ln a. fIf
nopn. ant shaw raass. N any they have. stf
the sane shauh ~ - alinsei.
slfbRGE 4. WIi.SON, iuiss.
Atnls copy attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
AIBiRr u. PARK. nsa.,s,
nNtnRl. >. a, cnnr af rr.l..l. III 4

OXFORD. .. At . Cour ~ fruhats D. a
Paris, sitkih ahi fof III OountT - bt''rl
en the thiri Tuesday ~ tsb, 4. ID. lst
40 a. lier-sy. namesi iturutnf ln a .f'tila
Instrumsni Vart,oftinE o. ~ To- lat NI ~
IestAment - Nancy ". hariusk ais =
Bnekfeh. In sAid 1ounty. deUsa-sii, tattf
prvssntssi the sane fof Frshats
OsDtstD. That The ali pstitioncr gifr o.
b. oil Jer.ons in,sfsstsi, ~ usins supf Hfiaf
orisT o. - puhnshssl thrse sosks suUfrss.frf
IN the oxford Dsmorrat lrintsst az iaris. lt
they may spyesr az fr,sisis CuuT a. =
hsbl a Paris, In all tnanty, un IN mir -
noon, ant show oaa-s N any they have, 49, ~
ssii instrument shout nst 10 prufsi srIr"fs
AMI Allo~esl a. ths lat viii and fs-taufri =
.sii decss-si, ant that saii %. ~. Nr--I
b. ayt.ointsi tsesutsF.
GEORGE 4. wIIsON, joe
A true eOpy -siie., =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

Few Who ply the quill for . living
succeed In fcathering their nests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
tarssasssiiy sssssssss.

tAsstasssiiy Dsassses.)
Assimilatcd without any iii
gcstivc effort. lfyou want t.
grow fat, strong, robust and
plump, use this food. II viii
stop the wasting and add new,
healthy tissue To the cmaciatcd
form. Paskola is far superior
to Cod Liver Oil in consump
tive cases, without It's rcpul'
sive taste. Thin, pale people
gain from five TO ten pounds
a month. Send for a pamph'
let. Agents wanted every
where. Address
The Pre-Digested Food Co.,
tss p..ss street.. Nee SssA.
o. a. surWrLEsG. -. rssss, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
n. ,s-n,...r...a x...s...,.
No. so-r..l,l,. ..a c.-p.r.,,,..

No. "a. -rsslti,s and Comparative
Exampie-An article % food and . car
psnter'stc Answer-Ham, hammer.
I. A young per-on AMI means OF A.csnt
2 To discolor AMI man of . csrtAin &C
eupstion.
4 A co,.r for windows and cover %
4 To eh.fs aud an article brought from
the tropio>
s A song and psrfume
a A charm and . -choolbcok.
Z. A kiDi - fool and . relative
a A kini ~ medicine and q support
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
N.,,,. a. A..,s... .sA,. Avp.,.,....,.

Nssiss 90 Assignee sfhis Appsissrssss.
A. Dishsli, In the goapty ~ otfori ani state
Of Mslss, ti.s al, day Of r,hrssry, A. % is,'t.
Tho aRsisrlsn~.i hereby gives notice 81 bis
apt.slntmsnt q. A.sixpes % The in.al,.ni e-tats
81 ALBION q. MARSH. of mNnsld. In the
Ieanty % Otfori. In.ol,,nt D~ltsr. vho has
issn dss lare.i an in.ol,ent groh 10. pstition 10y
the Cogr Of Insolvency for sail coany Of
JOHN %. TRAsk. A..isres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
ksy Ia the rsssies

No, t0-Rhldls. BunIsn-bunion.
No ii-Rsyerssls 1 sloop. poolS q
Grub, burg a Net, ten 4 Tar. RAJ q
Room, Moor. q Drsy, yard q Rail. liar.
No. - "A Dissection. kAks. CAKE. reel.
r,al. lex, meal. eel. Keel. ersk. r.ek. LAKE
-NArk-r,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
A true rOpy attest =
ALBEEr u. PARK. Rs.f...f

OXFORD, 90 AIS Couu - Probate i..I
Parts. ~ithin and Zoe The County ~ ohf'f'', 20
ths thirl Tus.iay % feh.. 4. ~. t.4
Ieunts storsT. wki1~ - htNIAhN
sIUREIl. lsts ~ MsNlco. dsosa-.si, taUh.
prs-snts.i her pstitian fnr an ailosan0f 90 u
the Per-onal FstAis % ali iessass,i
OsptAsD, That tn saii rstitionsr sits 30.
10 ali Tusr.sns tntsre-ts.i, ~ causing q CUTN d
mi. of,lsF ~ 10 puhuslls.i thres wesks 5000
sitely In The Osforl Demosrat. printri a j alis
IN sali tounty. that thcy NAY apTFaf a. ~
late Cour o. ~ h.ilen az fsfts. In sali tH-a.
~, oa The thiri Tuesday - MAJ. neat. ~ 80
oNrlosk In The fsfenoon ansi shg~ cas-. N thf
they have. against The sAme.
GtO. 4. WILSON. ju'ss.
Atrue copy -s,is., =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

oF.Ssp s. -. - Gu &. s :: rs: :. S: 81. :;
& ss =, w. s sss. '. = sss "a nAvip
BEAN. No u nrsssnsk. dersass'i. havisq
psrssuici kss pseilisa Sos On alIsvancs ost el
N l'pr>snai Estass II all sieuea>rii
OsDsakp, rhai s.id pstiticssr rtvs scs.r. =
s~lrr = r. psbisHsi inv ussIs sss,ss,ssly d
nsy svpssr & : Cesrs u frvhsis 70 h ksti i
l,aha. % said Ceesey, ~ The thirt Isesiay el
sksv saass. u asy thsy have. aeAisss ~
GkoRaE WILSON. Js,s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

OXFORD, o. al Ccsr 90 Pvi.sss hshl 81
Ne ikiri Ts~siay II vsl., A. .. 10.
Ida ", Tuihsr, Aantsistrasrtn On the esests
sf HSRMAN A. rULf.kR, isss ef rsr!.. =.
sress. 81 simIaIssrssi.n q ihe k,ia,s d sall
si<rxAs-i Zoe allowance
OapSngp, That call Aims. give no<iee of
sh~ same On eli psrs.ns intsv.srl thrvtn. ny
Publishing Q rcpy ef this orier thru wc~ks eur.
sessivrly In tls~ baferi iAsmerst. . bevspas~r
pSissssi u psrts In saii C.asty thai thy may ap
pear % Probate Court ts 10 hstier Il rans With
" asst fer saki Csassy. es Ne thIr,t Tuesday ~
Mar. nsst. at aise o'eLsk In The fosvssoa. ss'i
slsow e.u.s. " asy they have. why The same
shsahi ma - aihywci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

IN this world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
GRAHAM PUDDING.

Two aud one-half cupfuls Of graham
-four, one eupful each Of milk, rnolasses,
currants OF seeded raIsins, two ANAL tea
spoonfuls Of soda. and q little sslt.
Mix and steam three hours. Serve with
liquid sauce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

No IA QUESTION of I.stterN The Ab
-~nt e. tsb~-ntee-l
No ia Kind Of umspieoes A hunt.
ing oass watch.
No. u "A state Puzzle
INV 20 Tx
Oh 10
cALrY % EStA
ID ElAwARI
@ T. oRciA
Ma NJ
PHNN y rLvASiA
IL T. INois
Mass A cBUskrn
nicuicA y
FIOgI DA
No i'.-TraBsposl,ions; Browning. "A
hon. Gladstone stanley. ir,ins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
A's'''''-sx'r.Siis Wr u. Park. Register

Paris .,ihip AMI Coz ,hs Coas,y ef oxford
on thu third Tuesday % tvh., A. u. iss.
Hiram u. Abl-u, Admlnistrstsr ON III
estate % JOSHUA SMALL. late Of
Assis,,r In all coanty, decsA.ssi. h.'lns
s.sste af All aecca-ssi f.s slio~anssl
Oapsn sp, Thai ths sAid Admr. siys n"tios
90 eli I~r.sas intsrv-te-i thsrvin, y,
pssi.slsE coy q IN; sr,sr ,sw. ...a. 80. 70,
pfinlsi ai Paris. In saii Comfy. thai thsy MAJ
spy<ar 81 q frotsis Court " ~ hohisn q
Fsr,. 10 saii County ysa The thiri ru~sisy 90 Mar
nsst, 20 mine o'skck In th~ f"vnc.,n. 50.
shss oas.,. ~ sny ,hsy have. uhJ Tia SAM
ssoRGE 4. WILSON. Jsir..
A true copy -afs<-s =
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xIIEEr D. PARK. REGISTER.

OXFORD, 90 s-Ata Ceur 90 Probate he'll %
Paris. within ssd fey The Coanty ~ Osfort. On
the thiri Tuesday ~ vvs, a. u. isst.
l,,s,.r s%-~sca A tn, 2" r W. .',.s 10. ~
Coapty. deeea-~i. having prvsest<si his socount
% simin,ssrsiics 81 ihs estate of SAIL deoea.ei
fof allowance
Onprnsp. That sAh admr. give nostss "
ORDER ts 10 pablshef thrr~ vcvAs serce-siyeiy
In ths Osfori IismsrHt, printed 20 raris. thai
lhsy may avT<ar NJ . Court ef rrci.sis W 10
he'll ~ rans In ssid teunty, On the thiri Iues-
.sd ,se. .ss.s " .sy They have. vhy The 'A'"'
GEORsE A. WILSON, Jsar..
~""'' AInrRr %. PARK, Rsut..es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

OXFORD, 60 Al Coar ~ rrots,. he'll ~
Parts, within AMI for the County % DNfori
IIoimas 10. Waliroa ani Msrhs o.. sts.ens.
Es~rutsss oa The estate ~ HOWARD ID.
wAIDRO~. late of Bssknsi In .shi Cssn,y,
de.ea-esi, having prv-<p,ei thsir sr,osns %!
| fOr allowance
Ospsnsp, thai the saii Eresutsr. give noties
| b. eli p~r.ons hi~rv.tet BY esasins 9 copy ~
th,s or,er 81 10 pahn.b~i thre weeks saescs.
si,sly In the Osferi ih.m"rsai pfintsi ~ rans
| thss thsy nav spt<sr % Q Probate Cc.r " ~
hsh % Paris In .aid County, on NE thiri Ies--
day of Mar nest. % nine 20 The eh.rk in ths fore
sc-ss. ssi shs~ esa.~. n any they have. WY
| the same sLsaL ma 10 slhsvei.
GEO. a. WILSON, Judge.
Atrsecopy -stss.s =
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
SIXTY DEAD OR INJURED.
Terrible Result of a Collision on q
Railway Near the Village
OF ADiIly.

Paris. Sept. 10.-In a disaster to the
Paris and Cologne express train at Apil-
ly between Noyon and Chuny yesterday,
between forty to sixty persons were
killed or injured. Twelve dead bodies
have already been taken from the wreck.
The minister of public works, NJ. Barthou,
and number of railways officials have
gone to the scene of the accident. 1t is
definitely stated that the accident WIS
due to the slow shunting of a freight
train at APPLY. The engineer of the ex-
press saw the cars on the line and re-
yersed his engine. The shock of the col
lision was borne by the three front cars
which sustained the brunt of the damage.
As soon as the accident became known
number of priests and physicians hurried
to the railroad station and did everything
possible to assist the dying and injur> !.
A report that the station master at APPLY
had committed suicide by jumping in
front of the express train when he saw
that a collision was inevitable turns out
to be incorrect The station master ran
along the track while trying to signal the
express train and the freight train,
which was in it's way, and he was caught
between the two trains and killed. 1t
seems to be certain that there were nc
Americans among the killed or injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
INDIANS BURNED TO Deaf
Twenty-three Reds Perished in ii
Forest Fires in Northeast.
ern Minnesota,

Pokegama, Mimi, Sept. THE boil
of twenty three Chippewa Indians lie \
on the baked sands between here al
Opstead. small settlement on the cad
ern shores of Lac Mile Laos They \
scattered over ten miles of country N
will i. all probability prove food for ID
yards and wolves, as the country whI
they died is too far from civilization \
burial ceremonies. Such is the SOD
brought by courier, who for three dad
and nights has been forcing his vi
through the tangled skein of charred I'D
trunks and roots. The Indians left Id
reservation two months ago and buit
hunting lodge along one Of the forks
Shadridge creek. Waucouta was the Oh
of the party all he persisted with his 4
lowers. The first body found by the
rier was that of an infant barely I'd
old. Then came those of two SQUAD
and five children. They had eyide
turned west when the flames sv
through the forest. A ride Of nl
brought him to pile of ashes, Will
marked the site of the hunting @a
There was one tepee, the shriveled nd
hide thongs marking the place wher
stood. Around it were the ruins oil
half dozen birch-bark shanties and NJ
truding from the ashes were the f|
barrels ct rifles and shotguns Then
five miles the pathway was lined vi
charred bodies. The courier counted v|
tV-thran
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
REPUBLICANS CARRY MAINE.
Elect Their State Ticket. the Legts-
lature and Four Members
C0nUroSS

Portland, Me-. Sept. 1.-THE election
of Cleaves RepD as governor seems as
sured by 10000, eighty towns alone show
ing Republican gain of 1914. Bdde
ford, which two years ago went Demo
cratic. this year gives Republican ma
jority of 40. The Republicans have
gone wild on what seems to be a Reed
tidal wave. His reelection by at least
10000 is claimed from returns already
in. The great majority for Reed is taken
as Il home endorsement of his candidacy
for the presidency. Two years ago he
trict of 1917. Nelson Dngley, Seth II.
Milliken and II. Boutelle are also re-
elected to Congress 10y majorities ranging
from 5000 to 5000. The Republicans
have also carried every county in the
state. and it is estimated that the Legis-
lature will have working Republican
majority of 125, which ensures the re-
election of Senator William 7. Frye.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
FINISH FIGHT FOR A PURSE.
Corbett's Manager Accepts the Terms
of the Sioux City Athletic
Association.

New York, Sept s. William A. Brady
and Tom O'Rourke. representing respect
lively James j. Corbett and Peter jackson,
met Ed. Lloyd, the representative of the
Sioux City Athletic club, at the ST Denis
hotel today. Lloyd had the articles in
which the Sioux City club offered a purse
of $4,000 for the fight the contest to
take place between May Is and June Is
next at some point near Sioux City. Each
fighter was guaranteed $500 in case
the fight was stopped by police interfer-
ence. Brady, signed instantly, but
O'Rourke quibbled. He said that while
he was representing jackson he was not
authorized to sign. Lloyd then left the
meeting. and has departed for Chicago
to see Jackson personally. Corbett was
to meet Jackson, and told Brady to sign
at any cost.
The contract submitted by Mr.. Lloyd
is as follows:
These articles of agreement are to govern
glove contest for the Championship of the
world between James J. Corbett of America
and etPer Jackson of Australia.
l. The contest shall take place under the
auspices of the Sioux City Athletic club on
date to be hereafter named by the club
between the dates May Is and June Is, 1895
said date to be specified by the clup
before March II, 1898.
2 The contest shall be governed by Mar
quis of Queensbury rules and the gloves
shall weigh five ounces and the other details
OF the contest, such as the place and sur
roundings. shall be left to the decision of the
Sioux City Athletic club.
3. The Sioux City Athletic club hereby
agrees to pay the winner Of the contest
$4,000 in cash. said amount to be placed
in the hands of the referee who is to be APP
pointed by the Sioux City Athletic club, and
satisfactory to the principals twenty-four
hours before the commencement of the con-
test, the referee to be named fourteen days
before the contest.
5. The Sioux City Athletic club further
agrees to deposit the of $4,000 as
guarantee that each man shall receive
$500 for his training expenses in case con-
test shall be prevented by any unforeseen
occurrence other than the failure of the
principals to appear after the signing of
these articles.
g. The Sioux City Athletic club hereby
requires from each of the contestants a de-
post of $1,000 to be placed in the North
western bank of Sioux City or in the hands
of reputable person satisfactory to the
club, to guarantee their appearance at the
time appointed by the club, said amount to
be posted on the signing of these articles.
The $4,000 now DEPOSITED in Chicago shall
go stipulated in the former articles, on
the result of the contest
The fight, if arranged, will take place
open air on a bar in the Missouri river
near Sioux City between Iowa and Ne
braska. 1t has never been decided which
state has jurisdiction over this point
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COLLISION IN A TUNNEL.
Two Men Killed and Several Inj ur ed on
the Eitchhurg Road.

Two Men Killed and Several Injur ed on
the Fitchburg Road.
North Adams, Mass, Sept. 10.-On the
FIchburg road in the Hoosac tunnel, a
short distance east of the central shaft
two eastbound freight trains col.ided
One train had stopped to repair an en-
CINE which had broken down, and at
about the same time westbound eX-
press train passed through the tunnel
filling it with smoke A second east
bound freight train was allowed to en-
ter the tunnel contrary to the rules of
the road. and the engineer being unable,
on account of the dense smoke left by
the passenger train. to distinguish the
lights on the train from the lights on
the walls of the tunnel, went into it
with a crash, both trains being badly
wrecked Two men were killed and
three seriously injured. The killed:
WILLIAM TURPENING, brakeman, Of
et GEoRGE 3 MNrNN1cK, brakeman, of
Fitchburg.
The injured are: Walter Clapp, en-
gneer of Rotterdam, N. Y. injured about
the pelvis and chest; Charles Fraser,
fireman. of Rotterdam. n Y, skull tract
ured and scalp badly wounded; R. B..
Bartlett, brakeman. of Fitchburg. right
arm cut, spine injured and badly crushed
Operator Hodkin, who was in charge of
the signal lights at the east portal, is
confined III the police station on the
charge of criminal carelessness. w.
Hodgkins. the west portal operator, has
thorities will make a thorough investiga-
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ROBBED OF A BIG SUM.
Pennsylvania Merchants Lose $50.
900 in Cash, Checks and
Other Securities.

Clarion, Pa, Sept. 10.--W. NJ. Ko,lner
4 Co.. general storekecpers at St. Peters
burg. this county, were robbed last Sat
urday of $4,000 il bonds. notes and
cash. Until today the theft was kept Sc
cret in the hope of catching the guilty
persons disposing of some Of the papers.
On Saturday night the store was closed
ut 10 o'clock. The four members of the
firm. bookkeeper and clerk had finished
balancing the books and counted the cash.
and after putting the latter into tin boxes
locked the store and went to Il cigar
stand just across the street They were
there not over ten minutes and returned
to the store The door which had been
locekd securely was standing wide open
and the tin boxes. containing bonds to the
amount of 100000, checks and promis-
sorry notes to the amount of 5000 and
over $4,000 in cash wer: Io.e. A search
of the premises showed that someone had
been concealed in the store during the day
and as soon as the force had left the
store he had grabbed the boxes and fol-
lowed, unlocking the door from the inside
and leaving it unlocked in his hurry.