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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

John o. Plank, general manager of
the Las Vegas Hot Springs hotel and
party arrived in town yesterday
morning on MS private car from Las
Vegas. Mr.. Plank is accompanied
by his family, c. B. Gourley, special
agent for the Springs hotel and G. I.
Verreauts, special correspondent for
the American Associated Press. Mr..
Verreauts on being interviewed
stated that both the Montezuma no
tel and the Mountain house would
be opened by the 20th, the first at a
three dollar and up rate and the
second as a strictly first class two
dollar house. The Masons of Las
Vegas will dedicate their Masonic
Temple, one of the finest buildings
in the territory on the oath. The
exercises will begin at a. m, with
a grand parade in which five thous-
and MaSons from all over the cOun-
TRIP are expected to participate and
be followed by the dedicatory eXer-
cises and wind up with Il grand ban
quet and ball at the Montezuma no.
tel. The Santa Fe Will give one
fare rate over the entire system and
all its branches to hold good for two
weeks, from June 20th. The Plank
party left yesterday morning for
Galveston at 11:30. The trip will
continue until the entire Santa Fe
system and all its branches have
been covered.
Wanted About forty pounds good
goose feathers. Apply at this office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

2lPue Linen White Napkins with red borders L 2xl2 L
inches only 40 cents dozen.
White Napkins with borders l3Xl3 inches
only 80 cents dozen.
1J-Pure Linen White Napkins. lxll inches only 80 cents
Sesame but l2xl3 inches. only Ga dozen
Lot 3O-Same but l3xl3 inches. only 65 cents.
l6Xl6 inches. only dozen
but borders in bolts. only dozen.
lOO-A nice ~ inch Towel only 10 cents per pair
Lot 1lO-A nice - inch Towel, only l. cents
1j0-Pure Linen Duck Towel worth % for only 2 pair
l60-Pure Linen Duck Towel worth 4Oc only p l2e pair
Pure Linen Embroidered Towel, FOR only
ncanfsu rnair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

Don't b. deceived about pointers.
but come aud 10 "a give yon
pointers both IN quality aud prier..
We place thee goois with the
assuranee that no sensational ar
ticle- mark these lines. hut season-
able and well selected goods NJ
half their regular value will bring
you to
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Seriously Hurt.

W. II. Weiland, a Santa Fe switch
man, was dangerously hurt last
night while making a car coupling.
He was standing between two cars
when n defective drawhead allowed
the cars TO come together, mashing
Mr.. Weiland into a space of four
inches. DIR. Conson was summoned
and reports serious internal injuries.
a Register reporter called at Mr..
Weiland's boarding house this after
noon and found him resting easy
Gainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

We are a workman of the "Old
time kind" but who has kept pace
with the times. We served a three
years apprenticeship at our business,
and didn't pick it up by observation.
See? Burnitt, the painter. 2l-tf
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For Sale.

a six room house, three blocks
from Main street. Good location
cheap. Ii is a bargain. See Ed j.
Hubbard or n. III. Mccoy. 2-3Ot
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Everybody can find the place now.
See their new signs. Davis & Sharp,
the BARRIERS, No. 143 Main street.
Off
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

Laces, embroideries, handker-
chiefs and hose, an elegant line of
sample goods. Convince yourself at
Mrs Kloski's residence, on CaddO
street. S-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

WE don't scatter shot in dozen
different lines of business. We stick
to SHOES, and sell only SHOES, and
by making one low price we sell lots
of them. BOTTOMS x HAMILTON,
6-tf SHOE MEN.
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Rennie. Mcclure a D~nnee. attorneys. G..
81. Campbell. attorney for nonresident de-
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Mason's fruit jars at Herndon's.

| have several fine lots for sale
also some vacant houses TO rent. $.
J. Boyd. i2-5t
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In the United states Court iu the Indian Ter
ritory. southern District. October Term.
1Hah
Lou Tcnnie Johnson. plaintiff. ~. Newton
johnson. defendant The defendant. New
ton Johnson. l. warned to appear In this
Court In thirty days and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff. Lou Teunie johnson.
Witness the Hunorable Consfaattne n
kilgore. Judge of said Court. and the seal
thereof this g7th day - May. lsa6.
- J. W. PWtLIIps. CLERK.
q sEAL- ny r. J. PEkECE. neputy.
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Rennie. Mcclure & Dcnnec. attorneys G.
NJ. Campbell. attorney for nonresident de-
feuhauf
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600 wards of white India Zoe quality, short
lengths. only &C.
900 wards of India quality short lengths only
, 2centS
600 yards of India Linen Lawn quality, short lengths, on,
cent
600 wards Nansk, checks and stripes II and
grades. short length. &c.
80 pieces of White Mosquito Bars only 4jc piece
no ne,.s of White ward Mosquito Bars only 30 cents
| ueces of Mosquito Bars, only % cents
goods travelling suits and children
| clothes. only II
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SIS Reward.

On the night of June 8, there was
stolen from my residence a double
case, solid gold watch, Elgin move
ment, case number 1852. | will
pay S25 for the recovery of the watch
and $50 for the arrest and conviction
of the thief. 5-Iw LEE GAIT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-12

When you want a good shave or
hair cut, go to Davis * Sharp, Main
street.
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Mason's fruit Jars at Herndon's.
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Wanted About forty pounds good
goose feathers. Apply at this office.
3l-tf
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FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

143 Main Street.
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W cheap to use for S SES$AIIoH ADV
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" - y - = = = ~
T. p. A. Dallas, Tex.
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oAKDALE, June 12.-[SPecial Cor
respondence. I'VE don't propose to
burden you w]th crop reports.
WRnfhnr rnrr- rr-nrrr,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
REFrsE 10 1LLOW INOTIRY.
Tho Chinese Government Does Not Wish
the Christian Massacre Investigated.

SHANGHAI. Aug. 19.-The Meskuri Of
this city says that the Chinese Govern
ment has refused to allow the British and
American consuls at Foo-Chow 70 make
any inquiry into the massacre of Chris
'tians at Ku-Cheng. whore they and the
other members of the commission arrived
a few days ago.
LONDON. Aug. 19.-The Times win to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Hong
KONG confirming the reported refusal Of
the Chinese Government 10 allow the Britt
ish ana American consuis 10 inquire into
the Ku-Cheng massacre.
The dispatch adds that the Chinese sol
diers are plundering the people. who feel
that the foreigners are the cause Of their
suferines and believe that it Is neces-
sary 10 destroy them.
Further incendiary placards have been
posted az Canton.
The Pail Mall Gazette has dispatches
from Shanghai saying a French gunboat
has left HankOw for the purpose OF open
ing up the province of Hou-Nan The
gunboat will proceed up the Yang Use
Kiang as far as Ting-Hoo Lake, over one
thousand miles north Of the district COW
cred by the Franco-chinese treaty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

..,u- oprrANs. IA, Aug. ls.-Mr.
nelson Polhamus, who is the represents. p3''',..
ti.e Of the cuban revolutionary p",''
I'm This city. sends the Southern AsSo0''''''
Press the following letter ,a.,,
Now Orleans, La. Aug. lsih'
To the Agent Of the Southern AS9'''"'-'
bear sir.-I respectfully beg TO ad'ise
Won that one James r ho'Nh' ~
.,.,.'',,,li,, 10 his own statement in,'n-
49, ne c,han revolutionary expedition
,, manner or form connected WIN
.i,o cnban revolutionary party. i's
'...,o,,crts showing that he knows OF any
'..l ,vrflitious. on that he mas OF
,..I rariicpate in any OF them. are
false. t, ,ho ct Toufs
,.i.,oriclo iu which he states OF know
f,,,. of exncditions 10 sail from mere anu
of important Cuban news-that the Ou'"i''
were nearing Havana. ,..,.. go
Mr. Young is a fraud. and desires 10
obtain money by taking news anu ''e
knows nothing of cuban ahais'
AS he IS liable TO bolster up iahe n."9' ,'.''
7 ,-,ni5 thank YOU TO advise the EDITORS
- ,r. ,,e,,suapers ON your wires OF the
contents of the above. so that they VIII
uot bc taken ln by this same man.
Won can refer TO me as authority.
Thanking you for your attention. i am
ae ever your ohedient servant
tsiened j. NELSON fOLliAMlo.
HAVANA. Aug. 19.-Adyices from san
ti,ro are that Colonel Palanca routed AT
I.oraa sieuancv. in the Sancu Spiritus
district several rebel bands under the
command of I.oion and SANCHEZ. Sixty
rebels were killed. while the Government
forces lost TWO killed and eight wounded.
Tho rebels fed into -he province or Iu-
erto Principe. and were pursued 10y the
troops. Co..
Bands OF rebels under Suarez, Sayas,
Aierchado. and Fuste. are proceeding to-
ward Camuana. a town near the border
line Of the provinces of santa cara ana
Puerto Principe.
colonel olivier reports from Remedies
that the troops under his command had
a lattlo with the rebels near Roias. ana
that the insureont loss was heavy.
The rebels attacked the Ramona pian-
taHon. hut were repulscd by the opera
tivcs. During tho fight. twelve renels
and one of the operatives were Killed.
A party of insurgents cut ire telegraph
apnaratus at Nqn4oas last uight. and put
out the fires in thc railroad engines
Another rebel band attacked the civV
guard post at Iona de la Cruz last night.
II rs believed that the rebels have burned
the village of Parajdgui.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
ZIEGLER WON THE FIGHT.
lie Knocked Abbott Out In the Twelfth
Round Challenged by Young Griffo.

BALTIMORE. Aug. l9.-Owen Ziegler.
the recognized champion of An erica. and
stanton Abbott, the English champion,
net in a twenty-round boat before the
Eureka Athletic Club tonight.
The contest was intended 10 practically
settle the lightweight championship OF
the world and attracted large ieiega-
tons from nearby cities. The men
weighed this afternoon at o'clock when
Il was found that Abbott was one pound
under veight-l33: but Ziegler tipped the
scales at ~ IL pounds.
Abbott claimed the 500 forfeit, accord
ing 10 the articles OF agreement. which
FOR long time Zcigler refused 10 allow.
He finally gave In. and George Mango
was agreed upon as referee.
As "A preliminary 10 the international
Contest. there was a ten-ound bout be-
tween Abe Ulman. OF Baltimore, and
Mike (Canuck) BOden. the conqueror or
Jim Hall Ulman made "A chopping block
of Boden. ana the men roughed II so hard
i'm the third round that the police stop
nsd n. Ulman got the decision
For th. starting bout Zeigler was at
tended by Lew Bailey, OF Philadelphia,
his hacker and Charles Henelilnger. ABB
hott mad Jake Kilrain. Ernest GeDardt.
ana Frank Farley In his corner
Abbott wanted draw II both men were
on their feet at the end OF the twentieth
round. but Zeigier held out for decision
and gained MS point.
The battle was the cieanest aud clsverst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-Weather con-
dstions: A ridge OF high pressure ex-
tends from the Middle Gulf 10 -he Ohio
Valley. and thence westward 10 the mid
die Pacific coast.
A storm has moved from the north Pa
eific coast to Albert.
Rain has fallen In the middle CUT
States: light rain has fallen In the msd-
die Gulf States. northern New England.
Missouri and Colorado.
The temperature has fallen In the lake
regions. the ohio and the lower Missouri
valley: II has risen n the extreme Norfh-
gest. and remained sssiiorary elsewhere.
Forecast For virginia-Fair: westerly
winds. For North carolina-Fsir; say1s-
bic winds. t+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
PRICE THREE CENTS.

ever fought I'm Baltimore, and was mark
ed with heavy h!flng. Zieglcr was on
the offensive throughout. bat Abhotfs
wonderful defense fully cvened matters,
except I'm the last two rounds
In the sixth round Abbott got first
blood from Ieigbsrs nose. and had The
Philadelphian weak from a terrible left
hama jab in the face.
Iiegier came back strong and honoIs
were even up 10 rhe eighteenth /iegicr
then commenced rushing matters md
landed the oftenest. Both men were
fresh. but Ziegle" ltile stronger at
tie end OF the tw entieth. Ahhot;'s left
cheek was badly swollen and his shoul-
ders cut from glatcing blows.
/icgier only marks were a red spot
on his stomach and a battered nose.
TvO-Ounce gloves were used. /iegler
was given the decision on points at the
end Of the twentieth round. The ref
eroc's decision was received amid tho
widest applause.
\ challenge 10 tho winner from Young
Gfiffo was read at the ring side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES, NO. l6i.

the minds OF the strikers. and I'm num-
Der of mills to-day the proprletors we're
waited upon bv committees OF 'neli ID
omnlovcs who tcndored the employees
the same terms upon which Taylor q
Son had brought about an adjustment
OF tho difficulties. shop meetings OF INC
strikers were held this morning, ana the
outcome was decision TO return 10
work If the manufacturers agree 70 pa1
the advance scale into effect on Sep'en-
bcr 10Th. ,.oo,, .hat
Samuel White and Thomas bos af,ier1e
manufaclrrers have signed the HtNS M
sale i to- ' take enect september lSIh. ,ser Inr
strikers announce mat ssN's"a sN'''lscale Con con.
manufacturers have signed the scdle .s,'n, eol,o
oaii~arreer,g 10 pay the advance
on the 10th promimo ia case cer'''' '''''''
ifacurers DO likewise. .,, s+-iEcrs
was s'rrsiencd before Magistrate SCUM " IN
to-day on ne charge 9i 3dha 'n'in'ii,ni K,nen VINO
pc,osined Al work. lie was hei1 I'D Si'VV
bail for court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
WEirIER BTREIU DfMfGED.
The Loss on Apparatus and Buildings VIII
Amount 20 $500.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. D.-The local
observer Of the United States Weather
Bureau. whose offices are located on the
top floor of the Johus-Hopkins Univer-
sity building at the corner Of Druid iill
avenue and Howard street, this afternoon
found the roof of the buildings ahlaze.
An alarm was turned I'm, while the clerks
busted themselves in carrying 10 places
of safety the files and valuable docu-
ments, which were stored I'm the office.
The fire department was quickly on the
scene. ana flooded the place with water.
Four stories were flooded. and many val
liable documents were damaged, if not
ruined. The buildings are closed for
the summer. except that portion used by
the Weather Bureau. Attaches Of the
latter place estimate the damage 10 their
apparatus at $500. Five hundred dol
lars viii cover the loss to the building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
A Victim of the wild Vest Craze.

TUNKHANNOCK. PA, Aug. l3.-The
Wild West craze has cost the life of an
other boy. a number Of boys were play
ing at killing Indians this morning IN
Mehoopany township, and nine-year-o,d
Lenford Love was a redskin. and twelve
year-old Fred Doughty was a cowboy
Acting according 20 the established rules
Of boyhood hgntlng the young redskin
was to die by the hand Of the cowboy.
and Doughty placed Il supposedly empty
revolver 10 the mouth of little Love and
pulled the trigger. Unknown % the
boys, the revolver was loaded, and the
bullet passed through the child's neck
seyering the spinal cord and Instantly
Killing him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

NEW YORK. Aug 19.-At the tourna-
ment held IN the Academy OF Music to-
nipht, under the auspices OF Parsoa
Davies and Tom ORourke, the star bout
of the evening was that between the
coiered champion George Dixon, and
Mike Leonard, Of New York.
In the second round the men fought
Viciously and. fell on the floor OF the
ring lighting. The police, under Captain
Cartwright. clambered into the ring and
separated the men with difficulty.
The principals. their seconds, and the
ref.rce. "lank' Sullivan, OF Syracuse.
together with the promoters OF the tour
nament. Davies and OROurke. We're dr.
rested and taken 10 the police-statiou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

An Organized Movement TO Allow Them to
Affend the Atinntn ENpOsiilOn.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. l9.-fhe EKecu-
tive Committee of the Cotton states and
international Exposition this afternoon
provided for an organized effort TO repre-
sent the school girls and boys Of fifteen
years Of age and upwards IN the different
States. by inducing the high schools,
academies, seminariCs. etc, 10 give
weeks vacation during the Exposition.
Ex-Governor Northen, who has charge
of the matter. viii endeavor to enlist the
cooperation of the Superintendents Of
Education in each State, 10 TIE end that
the boys and girls may have advantage
of the great object-lcsson OF the Expo
effiou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
URTTIEs 90 BEGGTNG.
Because of objections Chicago VIII Have
to Look From Home for Purchasers.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. l9.-Because OF
technical objections to time warrants au-
thorized by the recent Legislature local
banks did not bid Tor any part OF the
first 10000 advertised TO be allotted TO-
dan by Comptroller Welthorell The only
bid received was from W. j. Hayes q
Son, OF Cleveland. for $4,000, at a pre-
mium OF $40.
Tie Comptroller expected no response
from Chicago bankers, and .ntimated that
tney would be disappointed II they were
holding OFF 10 buy the warrants at
discount from the city's creditors.
He Will look to New York and Boston
for buyers Of the securities, which, he
declares. are sound IN every way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

without Nominating Candidates for the
several Municipal Offices.

BALTIMORE MD. Aug. 19.-The Re
publican city Convention called Tor to-
night Adjourned subject to the can Of
the chairman. without putting I'm nomi-
nation ans OF The numerous candidates
Tor the positions of Mayor. States At
torncy, shcrn. clerk OF the superior
Court, and three judges of the orphan
Court.
1t was decided. without much opposition.
10 defer The naming of municipal ticket
untl some time FEE september.
HlVing made zap their state ticket with
much apparent Success. lhe Republicans
are inclined io move slow and carefully
in selecting men 10 pat forward for the
suiiiases of the public in Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
The Durraat Trial DELAYED.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Aug. -
Judge Murphy was too It'll to attend court
this morning. ana Judge Belcher. who
appeared in his stead, merely opened
court, and at once ordered an ADJOURN
mcnt.
The Durrant trial Will be resumed on
Thursday, If Judge Murphy is sufficient
ly recovered to take his place on the
bench.
Up 10 the present time. one hundred and
fifty talesmen have been examined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
Four ARRESTS Last NIGHT.

officers Kern and Foster late last night
arrested three white women ana one
negro woman. on the charge OF keeping
a disorderly house. situated on an alley
between Second and Third and Duval and
Baker streets.
Tom Gift (colored was locked up at
the Third police-s,ation last night, charged
with unlawfully and feloniousiy obtain
ing A from B. Remke, who keeps .
saloon on Seventh street, between Broad
and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

MARION, ILL. Aug. 1.-the stock
law passed by the Illinois Legislature led
TO murder last night. it's enforcement be-
ing resisted by the small farmers and
renters ia the wooded portions OF Southern
Illinois.
r.. W. MOrefield, the pound-master for
Stone Fort township. was waylaid and
killed on the highway by Eph. Thomp-
son. a negro farmer, whose only cow
the pound-master had taken from the
range. In many localities In the tim
bered district, the farmers threaten 10
KIN any man who will come 10 enforce
the obnoxious law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

dynamite. instead OF the holler' tl."N
II was done 10 Kill Mr. 1umery' ou
kpow he il superintenIent of construction
AT the Capitol building and lately dis
charged a number Of men. These have
been heard to threaten his life. do
not think z boiler would have wrecked the
building In the manner it did"
Ex-Governor Rouitt is correct I'm hts
statement about the discharge but his
susupicions are not given credence by
the authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
DeStitution in Eastern Turkey.

BOSTON. MASS, Aug. l0.-The Ameri-
can Board OF Foreign Missions has re-
ceiyed from some of its representatives
in the Sassoun regions Of Eastern Tur-
key an account OF the distribution OF
aid sent from England and America 10
the poor survivors Of the terrible mas
sacrc. Inc scenes in the suffering dis
tricts are reported TO be piuful I'M the
extreme. More money is needed at once
FAds sent 10 Frank II. Wiggin assist
ant treasurer Congregational House,
Boston, VIII be promptly forwarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

BERLIN. Aug. D.-The North German
C,nzette publishes an inspired note, say-
ing: ITO tke general regret the grslt
Chancellor of the late Empervr, the foun-
dation stone Of whose monument was laid
Yesterday was prevented by advanced
age from being present at the ceremonies.
Ia answer TO the iuYtatlOn sent u lin
bv Chsursilor Prince Won HOhcnlohe, at
the instance of the Emperor. Prin y Bis
marck togged the Prince 10 excuse his
absence L. the Emperor cn the score oi
hts health %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
PlssESG ERs RELEASED.
No More symptoms Of Yeliow-fever at
Quarantine.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9--The two saloon
passengers and twenty-five Cbinanen'
who were detained at quarantine fr'm
the Ward Line steamer Seneca, which
arrived from Havana last honoas
we're to-day released frcm HOFFMAN
Island and transferred 10 the Ward Line
pier In the tug Governor Flower.
There were twenty-five passengers ie-
tanned. but one OF them, Bert Il. hyie:
showed symptoms OF yehv"-tsssr' anu
was isolated. and the rest OF the pas
sengers were then kept five days longer
10 make sure there would be no further
danger. ,,.-,.-,
HYDE died at Swinburne Hospital on
Friday. and his body WAS eieina.ed on
fever symptoms had appeared among the
other passengers, and they were c0nse-
quently released to-day. as all danger Is
now past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20

MARQUETTE. Aug. TO- Orders were
given al all large mines Involved in the
strike for the fires 90 bc drawn out and
I'm some cases Tor the pumps 10 be raised.
Tifs indicates that the company have
decided 10 iet tho mine MI with water,
aLd they 'ili not resHme before winter
sis iu. This action was taken beca lae
of the rejection Of the cOmpany's ulti-
natLm this afternoon.
The people are confronted with the
grave problem OF how 10 support the
thousands who wiz be- thrown upon the
charity OF the public.
The funds Of the treasury were de-
pletcd during the winter Of 1873, when
the iron industry was prostrated by the
panic.