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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
AcoyrEDERfrr IRON cOyrIcrIoN


Mrs. LAURA Jackson Arnold. Of Column
bus. Ohio. who Is the youngest sister
IF Stonewall Jackson. was reported in
ii press dispatch. published several days
aeo. 10 have said, among other things
II am proud of my brother but l be
Hcve that he was a Confederate because
he lived in the South.
James l.. Smith. editor of the central
PRESBYTERIAN, who was a captain ana
aidc-de-camp on General Jacksons stan,
said:
n cannot believe that Mrs. Arnold IS
right i'm her assertion regarding General
Jackson While / do not recall OF The
General ever mentioning his family one
way or the other. | know that he nal
a young sister mp in West virginia judo
ing Mrs. Arnold by my acquaintance with
her brother. | should say that she )
q lady Of set convictions ana hard 10
move when once formed. She, Of course,
was surrounded by northern sentiment
living. as she did. I'm Pennsylvania during
the war. and probably gave in TO sentl-
mcnt. General jackson was her mental
superior having been educated at West
Point and later travelled a great deal.
mingling with people OF broad irdcas.
As an army officer he was cosmopolitan,
and his surroundings at Lexington had
nothing TO do with his casting his for
tunes with the COnfederates. There
was nothing provincial about him. He
was predetermined. an earnest student,
set IN his opinions, yet open 10 cOnvic-
ton when IN error. General Jackson
was more than a boy when the war
broke out. and his convictions regarding
state rights and the Confederate cause
were firmly implanted He went into
the war. not as many of rs young men
aid. because we lived in the South. but
because he believed the Confederate cause
Just ana right | am sure Mrs. Arnold
Is mistaken IN her assertion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
yRON FREDEETChSBtEG.
The Rights Of Way obtained for the New
Railroad.

Railroad.
FREDERICKSBr RG. VA. Aug. %
Spccial.-Mr. W. j. Ravls. Of Richmond
county. has announced himself candi-
date for the House Of Delegates, sub
Jet to the action OF the Honest Elections
Steering Committee.
There will be a meeting at Spotsylvania
Courthouse Monday, irrespective OF par
~. in the interest OF fair elections.
Rights Of way have been secured for
the Virginia. Fredericksburg. and West
ern railroad in all the counties OF the
Northern Neck.
Mr.. Thomas G. Toombs. the Oldest
citizen OF Fredericksburg. died this week
in his one hundredth year.
Captain George DesreauX, Of Stafford,
formerly OF the Isle of Jersey. died this
week. Captain Dcsreauy Is celebrated as
the man who saved several persons from
a shipwrock by riding his horse into the
surf repeatedly, and bringing them
ashore behind him. For this gallant ser
vice. he was presented by the English
Government with a handsome medal,
AT mass-mecting Of the Democratic
party Of Westmoreland. held this week,
Hon. Benz Chambers was endorsed FOR
the State Senate. Colonel Robert j.
Washington offered a resolution com
mending Senator Daniels course. and de-
clarng for the free coinage Of silver at
IL TO /. The resolutions were seconded
by w w. Walker, and passed with much
enthusiasm. Hon. William a. Jones
endorsed the resolutions, but declined 10
speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

The feature was u rafting finish IN me
third between Ragner. who was neaeny
played. and Sligo an outsider
getting the verdict By the shor'eS' -
heads. Summaries. - r,o NJ
Pcrren. 4 10 ID first Marco Nahiahos
second. Selika third. Time. l:io. MI
Second receive furlongs, selling-nc sa,
OF Fordham dOs. Thorpe. 70 nrs'
Feast second. Laura Gotta thiru' i'''''
lO3. ,.aras
collin -Ragner nO5. Irving. TO u nls''
Sligo second, The Princess third limo
IN IL. - <..,,., -
Fourth race-Four and half furion-s
Sapphire d02. ". Jones, 10 - -.
Charley Sullivan second, koDinso" '''''
Tine SO IL. .,,,,cra.
Fifth race-seven furlonss, seliins
creole 9g r. Isom. 3 TO % first Mss,o'
Fred second. Interior third. Time l'-' -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-The !. business us ness
of The Mayors office was intefr opce If a
party OF nve. Three were women ana
two were men. This party OF hNe, az
solutely disrcgardins every rule ana lne
rights Of all the hand-shakers. who were
in line ahead OF them, went right up 10
the Mayors desk. The three women
lined up in front and the two men Oh, on
ore side. The man who was Iaihlns
with the Mayor glanced up ana men
led The line Of hand-shahers ana o.
ncc-scckers stood bewildered.
The Mayor with the air OF veteran
al the business. stood up and said
which is the happy coupler
one Of the women picked them out.
and I'm three minutes they were man
and wife. and the Mayor had eafh l.. OF ,,
ing them. The man was william =.
MURRAY. OF Water and Arch streets. Phil
adelDhia He was tWcnty-clght years
Old The bride was Nellie T. Stern
burger Of No. 100 west Eishty-sMth
street, daughter of solomon Sternburker.
The witnesses were the father, mother.
and sister of the bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
DEBATE ENDS ~ v NV
A Man who Went to Hear the
KILLED b, Lightning

LEXINGTON. Aug 3o.-The siS, SIM , ioin.
debate between the Republican anI lionel
ocratic candidates for Governor MI
II o. Bradley and Colonel r., 49,.
Hardin. which was 10 nave ''NS" - -
M tbe Henry County Fair Grounas, ma ~
F,minencc. this afternoon. broke ~, vP ~ bS
row after a citizen had been kiiie" ~
lightning. ..,.,. -bc entire
morning. 100 people assemhied 10 h hoat
the DEBATE. amoas them being , asSS{
80 Populists. The latter were a1u' S -,
bv Professor Rock this morning III i'o"'
OF the courthouse. ,.i... ,.,.
About an hour before the spea@h7 W
to begin IT the Fair 'iroguas,. ant 70
Leap. OF Emlnence. who had gone OUT "
hear the candidates. was strncN 10y
lightning and died instantly. TINS ca, .,s'a
ercat excitement. and superstiuolS py,o-
Die shoo.. their heads and said mat 1''e
ncctin,. would conc TO no good end. A.,
County Attorney Curcton intr9luco,i
Colonel Bradley who was TO hI ,hn.e -
FIRST speech. When the Colonel adNdiiV''
to the front of the platform a large mum
Der Of drunken men who had galnelt'i
close around the speakers stand Desan
10 boot and jeer IN such manner d.
TO drown Colonel Bradley s voice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

and the Rev. Mr.. Leigh. who conducted
II. begins a series OF meetings tnr
Walters factory, on the Outsklrts OF
this city. this evening The capacity Oh
the building Is large AMI VIII seat eisht
hundred rcrsOns comfortably.
Charles Field shot and wounded
Stephen Wcthcrford outside Of tne cor
porate limits last Wednesday. The dii-
iculty grew out Of the attentions DOM
were paying to a damset The Wounu
Is serious. but not thosight TO be fatai.
All were col)red cnd rcsidents OF the
suburbs OF this city. The assuming
party disappeared after the shooting ana
has not been captured.
The drought of this section IS parchlhs
up the corn and all vegetation is suner-
ing for the want OF rain.
Mrs. John ". Davis and her children,
of Church Hill. Richmond. after a peas
ant visit 20 Misses Rosa and Maggie
Phillips. OF this place. have returned
home. ,.......
Master j. Allen Gentry. Of Chattanooga.
Tenn. is on a visit TO his grandfather
family. of this city
MFR. Rurney Wood, Of this place, VINO
has been extremely III. Is now said 10
be convalescing. ,-,,u..
Several cases Of fever I'm the neighbor-
hood Of this city are now thought 10
be IN the road 10 recovery, ana no new
casey have been reported Tor several
weeks past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

QUARANTINE S. l., Aug. 3o.-The
body OF r. w. luman was picked up in
front of PrOtters. on South Beach, at
100 to-day by Fred. Fisher and +. w.
Tobias boa;mcn Az the present time
the body IS IN charge Of Coroner GEORGE
r. Schaefcr of Fay street. Staplet0n. Tie
elusive. and there is no doubt -slat II
Is that OF the unfortunate yactman.
ON one side or the sold watch r. his
vest pocket are .he initials. r. ". T.. on
the other side the figures 1852 IN mono
gram. There was also found q number
Of letters addressed 10 r. W. Inman.
and there is not the slightest doubt
OF tho Identification. In fact a particu-
lar friond of his-Harry Wiman-said
be was willing 20 swear 10 the identity
OF the corpse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

LONDON. Avs. 30.-rhc consignment
of California fruit which arrived by the
steamer New York WAS in much better
condition than any OF the FORMER snip
rnenfs The Bartlett pears were too ripe,
ana this fruit consequently sold at from
9s. 10 lis q box at the Covent Garden
market sale. Haruys ana Duchesse pears
fetched i2s. q box. and clergeots thalyes}
a. sd. Peaches brought from 5s. 10 os.
oil "a hox. and plums from IS. 70 5s.
STr. White. the auctioneer who con-
Quoted the sale advises that the ship
ment Of California plums be stopped for
a fortnight, after which time there VIII
be- a better trade He says there will be
Absolutely no French pears after next
week. and that the crop Of English pears
will Doe exhausted in a fortnight. after
which there will be a grand trade IN the
California product until Christmas. Inc
omalitv of the fruit received by the New
York viii restore the confidence Of the
dealers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

w1NsTED. CONN. Aug. 30.-Passen-
gers on Halls stage from ColeDrook
Wednesday saw an animal cross the
htghwaV lean a fence. and then stand
on its hind legs As the stage drew
near the animal ran into the woods.
THE passengers say IL was large
gorilla. and IL was supposed 10 be the
snirnal thar was heretofore reported as
a wild man." as IL was seen in the
same locality as that where the wild
man" was said 10 frequent The gorilla
probably escaped from some circus years
arp During last winter a gorilla in
hsbited the woods in South Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Bad State Of Affairs in the Norfolk Aims
hnn.c.

Bad State OF inaIr. in the Norfolk AIMS
house.
NORFOLK. VA. Aug 3o.-Special-A
committee Of the City Council spent sew
conduct and m.sfeasance in the office Of
Keeper Morris, OF the city Almsnouse.
The testimony shows that he is guilty
of careiessnoss in making his reports, and
in the care OF the property Of the city,
ami that the general reputation of the
place was bad.
1t is charged that some Of Morris as
sistants are guilty of immoral conduct
with some of the female inmates. and
that Morris has been furnishing supplies
10 parties that have no claim upon the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

BOSTON. MASS. August 30.-At,end-
ance at the conclave Of the Grand En-
campmcnt of Knights Templar is falling
of notceabty. SO many OF the visitors
have left town that only about 100 pres
cnt ~ this mornings session. which OPEN
ed at 50 O'Clock The FIRST business was
the consideration OF the report OF the
Committee Oh Jurisprudence submitted
Yesterday. Decisive action deferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
Nayor Thompson Now.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. 3O-Spe-
cial.-The city Council tonight accepted
nrcssions Of much regret and elected
Luther II. Thompson TO the vacancy.
Mr. Thompson was Mr.. Beckham' 5 OPP
ponent i'm ,he primary and is good man.
lie is a printer by trade. and has been
on the Gazette over thirty years, most
Of the time as its foreman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

GALESBURG. ILL. Aug. 30.-To-day's
races were attended by 5000 people. The
tracks were tribe slow on account OF
the rain yesterday. Summaries:
Two-eleven pace-F1dol first, Colonel
Thornton second. Tom Ogden third. Best
time. 2.O7 IL
Two-thlrty-hve trot-Patt!e Clark first
Judge Rice second, Harry third. Best
time, 21I Ii.
Two-twenty trot-Freconsa first. Or
lGndo second, Jerry W.. third. 3est time.
2ls 10.
Two-thirty pace-Cadet nrst. sphere
second. Delirao third. Best time. 9lS
At LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 0.-The track
to-day vas fass and tie Attendance good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

NASSAU. y. H.. Aug 30 -SiXty-seyen
cases of rifles ami ammunition. that IL
is believed were intended 10 be conveyed
no cuba Tor the insurgents. have been
found on Grassy Cav. sixty miles south
west Of this island. and brought to
Nassau.
IL is thought there may he otter cases
en- tho bay. ANA vessel has been dis
patched there 20 make a search.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

The sheriff, Assisted by n Constable. and
Three Guards. secure Him.

RIVERSIDE, VA. Aug. @.-Special.-
John A. Campbell, a white man, about
forty years old, whose home is in the
irish Greek Valley. Rockhridge county,
some time since committed forgery ana
was open i'm defying arrest.
Last night Sheriff Thomas A. Sterritt.
Constable Samuel II. Moore, and three
guards. surrounded his house and cap
fured him He was taken TO Lexington
this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
DISCUSSED AND ADOPTED.
COULDN'T BTfI TIfE REf ORD.
A1oie's Attempt Was Made Under uufa-
yorable Conditions.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Aug. 0-The
most brilliant and successful trotung
meeting that has ever been held IN New
York virtually came 10 an end to-day al
though one race was unfinished az night
fall. The weather was too cool 10 DE
favorable for extreme speed ana brisN
wind further interfered with the breaking
OF records. The feature or the programme
was AzOte's attempt 20 beat the Worlu
trottng record of 2.03 81, held boy MS
stable companion Alix The best he could
DO. however. was 300 r.
McHenry rated Azote very badly. driv-
ing the FIRST quarter in 30 IA seconds,
and then taking him back TO 2IO gait
ia the second quarter. which is the fastest
portion OF the Fleetwood track. The next
quarter, which is up hill and very trying
ON a horse, was covered in 81 SECONDS
leaving the big FELLOW so tircd that he
could not finish better than POS gait,
making the time for the mile 2o5 -
The most notable performance for inc
day was made by G. j. Hsmilton's three
ycar-old trOtiing mare Nightingale. ON q
slow track and under unfavOrable cOn'-
lions. she stepped a third heat in 200 L.
beating the best time eyer made at Fleet
wood by any trOtter save Directum, AliX,
and Azote.
Gers made it two straight for the vi
lage-Farm stables by winning the 30
pacing race with Bright Regent. The
chestnut son Of Prince Regent completely
out-classed his field
Darkness necessitated postpOning OF tne
2:g race after four heats had been trot-
ted. Skilful. the favorite. threw a shoe
and VAS distanced I'm the first heat. Sell
Truxton tired after one fast mile. ami
c. plain White. winner Of the second, was
unsteady. Summaries.
go class. pacing, purse 5000:
Prtanf Eynu.ut oh d. hy Rrfpgo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

DUNDEE. Avg. J0.-As the result OF
the ultimatum issued yesterday by the
masters that unless the striking opera
tives return 20 work to-day. the factories
would be closed and an indefinite lockout
dec. red. the strike Of the jute workers
here Is subsiding.
-Four factories rcOpened their doors
and many If their operatives went 10
work M0s, Of the other factories will
rcsumc operations next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Lady Brassy, OF London. no longer sends
out invitations when she gives rceeu-
ton Simply puts an advertisement iu
the accepted London social organ. ASSUME
ing that only her friends viii come. ana
that people would not be- rude enough 10
call If they were not expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
rRhNsfERED no 0ORDONs VILE
av,.n~ement for Evangeiist Leigh.
visitors at This Pleasant city.

c0PDONsyHLE. VA. Aug. so.-Spe-
.,sID.A succcssful meeting. whore much
Interest was manifested. at the Iabcl-
aacis 10 Madison county. bas sAaSea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Rev. Fenner :. Stickney returned 10
the city on the Coast Line train from the
South. yesterday afternoon, and Will
occupy the pulpit OF his church to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

American Tobacco Company officials rc
cline to Discuss the New Flight

CHIC IN IJi>'U~~ th' NV FIEhI.
The attention Of sevcra! of the Rich
mond members Of the American Tobacco
Company was yesterday called to the
press dispatches in yesterday morning s
papers stating that W. \. Wheian. of
the tobacco obbing firm of c. A. Whelan
a CO.. OF Syracuse, \. Y. had instituted
addressed 10 Aforementioned Hancock
praying him to institute "A suit 10 compel
the American Tobacco Company 10 sus-
pend business In the State Of New York.
In order TO test the legality OF the COM
paDys business.
These gentlemen declared that they had
nothing TO say in the premises. that II
was a matter for the courts 10 pass upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

THE SUNDAY TIMES TOMORROW
WILL BE BRIMFlL OF HIGHLY IN
TERESTING NEWS AND SPECIAL Az,
AND 70 ENTERTAIN. YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO MISS THE BIG SUNDAY
TIMES TOMORROW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

DO YOU SEE the testimonials written
hy people who have bacl eutvd of vario IS
diseases by Hoods Sar iuarilld2 rhpv
point the way tor you II you need a 30oi
medicine.
HOODS PILLS cure an liver Ills. re-
Nege constipation and assist dig sstion.
-Ip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

THE SUNDAY TIMES TOMORROW
SHOULD BE READ BY EVERY NEWS
PAPER READER IN VIRGINIA AND
THE cAROLINAS. IT WILL CON
TAIN VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE
FEATURES. WHICH CANNOT FAIL
TO PLEASE EVEN THE MOST cRI1I-
CAL READ IT AND YOU WILL BE
GLAD OF IT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

IL comes to cur notice that certain pay
ties IN the State OF Virginia arc adver-
Using 10 administer tho keclcy treatment
ana TO conduct branch Kelley Institute
Of Charlottesville. II is Is notice 10 all con-
CcTncd that except the keclcy institute
al Ashland. Va. ana the Kelley fnsti-
tute devoted exclusively 70 the treatment
of old soldiers at Hampton. Va. there
are no other authorized Kelley Institutes
IN the state Of Virginia. ana all parties
i'm any manner claiming 20 represent the
Kelley Cure are frauds and impostOrs
and not worthy Of the confidence or the
pub,ic. This notice Is made necessary for
The protection OF legitimate Kelley work
and 10 warn the public ssa!nst those who
would obtain money under false pre-
THE LESLIE E. KELLEY CO.
Dwight, H., Aug. %, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31
the LATE MRS. CORNELI1 TLLETT.
Her Funeral VIII Take Place From II.
Johns Church This Afternoon.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Corneiia NJ. Elicit,
whose death occurred Thursday night.
will take place this afternoon at $50
o'clock from 81. Johns church.
Mrs. Elicit was In her eighty-sccond
year. She was endowed with a vigorous
mind which she retained IN IFS full
power up to the last moments Of her
lie.
She was the widow Of the iato Andrew
l.. Elicit AMI the daughter Of the Rev.
Ambrose Hull, of Florida. where her
childhood was spent She was. however.
born in Mariana, Ga. Three children
survive her. They are Mr.. Louis Elletf
and Misses Caroline H., and cornelia NJ.
Elicit. all Of this city.
The following gentlemen viii act as
pall-bearers: Nh Alex. Weddell. Ar.
-\ldr,dge Lincoln. air. George " Nc
Crcary. Mr.. Henry X. McCreary, Mr..
Charles r. Preston. Mr.. Charles Louis.
Mr. Rufus Yarbrough. Mr. Peyton car
rington. DR.. l.. Crump DR.. }. T.. Harri-
son, Captain John +. Mayer, Captain
Richard A. Frayser. Mr.. Richard Mea-
CHER Mr.. Fred Gretter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Mr. A. +. Cohen has returned to the city
after a pleasant visit TO q numebr OF
watering places on the Atlantic coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Miss Carrie Liebig. who has Just oeen
appointed a division surgeon OF the
Northern Pacific railroad at Hope ioaho'
Is the first woman physician "a be ap-
pointed In tho railway aery1ce -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

WILL BE EEPIErE WITH INTER
ESTING READING FOR PEOPLE OF
ALI, CLASSES AND CONDITIONS OF
LIFE. GET III AID READ 1T WITH
OUT EAtt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

THE TIMES TO-MoRROw WILL re
ONE OF THE BEST SUNDAY MEM
SOUTH. LET EvERYBoDY READ IT
AND Dr. CONVINCED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

DID YOU EVER think that YOU can
not have good health without pure blood,
Health comes oy the use OF Hood's sar.
pure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

HOODS PILLS have won high praise
for their prompt and Efficient yet easy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Ilne, -;l3 IL, 2:u IL, 2.00 -.
Zll class, trot,ing, purse $500 Wnfin-
ishedB.
Lake Erie br y hv C,1r,vs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

The Rev. Or. Lambert has returned to
the city. aud VII. MI his pulpit to-mor-
rev. both morning and night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

Time, PIG IL. 2.I5. 2lS i-s. 2:31
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

Recently Sir. q. p. Tu0mas, o.
Notih DlHnls, v.titCl tur Shenandoah
valley Virginia, and after carefully
examining tho country located Ia
Wiuchtsisr hn wrIiss 10 AiS. v. Rich
etlr, Liant aHd Immigration Agent,
baltimore 6 Olip Railroad, BalumorU,
hlnrvlHnHi aN il.'uwg. 81 have boon
~ nea.is every sthty nnd territory Oi
Toe Jaiiv 9tasus, aud Hm frank iu my
cr'nl1n tnti 'hIs valley surnnsses all
other fre.'rs In the Union. The
lands are ,oW in price, rud piodura
Profitable r-Hpa, ] tuauk you iyf i..
t'iur me here, aud solicit inos. cock
l"E plrasgr nui pr0ntsli. homes %
!Iyaiu 200 ..is r.pLGt'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
Highest Of ali in Lcaycning Pover-Iaeat u Govt Report
RQl%!a!!. Bs55I2s
AmSNTHyTEEN DRyEeE
ABaNEUTEElN PWEeE

wont into She 80. 3 u uu With the eE'
pl0fiug Marty. We were in TIE 7tl
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So entry " eleven 'utt dc %, ten fCut
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wa uIl no ssa 10 Gu uerih named
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ieut OF .4s) iu tuu fu.tI's. room IN the
Slh Untiy itis kuuHu lhnt Has had
been cleaned uut IN Eofhiug places
previous To- the eEyl.giHu,
Steward hulchiusOU-hy Mt Downs
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AM cuuslaurud him good business
man iu ihU milne; but ! have heard
him Soy, moro thau Oscr, they had
more work on their lHHIs than they
could do. I havo sre. gss in tho min.
and 100 more tuau e. %. m UcIulU thu
explosion occurred.
Omlu NJ rrls--hy Na B1wns-l have
known VI Bruce flr WaHi ysars hs4
considered him C0u""HHt msu 10.
tue iiiul LU iilloI 30 ,.r mine. lt
hsIposH0 Just prsvi3us Cue Ff'osl.r
that Out ON was not lu q F.ls cDu li-
ton nul / "tutt1 see "f. % ugg, W.
laid bee h1i u.i forgot u-, uHt hs4
being o.. HuE HaF gu ..T w.Irins,
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cons was 81 800 us nr ri.' IA. Store.
gIH, i. trfU'HLHt ri. t|. 10. lsA
bottom. s. BE- .wf, /. f. 1tH, J.. bgtr
J. Glars, /, Huh ...-,.it, /, Hood,
l.. Crawford.
JoaopD % aH-y SIC B1Nns--'
have work. Il E.T.ut H.fttI 500 uiuu
Au.ut $50 D.. u. so 500 H.H u4 fu.m DI
the eighth Level, two FiuuUuuur' wu.p
gOiug into tlu seventh In.u lot taa-i
uut veto prevented ~ t.u Uf.-f- Ji
Mr.. Bird, VIM slli tu,.a wtfO uuU.
lsrab Of feet OF g-s il that room.
have H.Iu gas 800. cut VI rooms when
mon have teen working In Uulsllr
rsUma.
Juuys HsllauI John NJ. Glen. eu-
gluumtn 80 So. o mine, aa,u urivtu TIE
jury tust tU2 ventilation iyu q tie
mine " ktp' soiug ny bHiesIy Hite4
w frHu 80 .I % yaiutuUs pgr minute
d. Hs..'r iHiDgmrj IHH jury tlnt
90 hal .ta nIrl tIc Injured men, NJ
NIUby .'r. Nrs1 who hal uiuco
fiea g.. ,N.. IJ r.fa#. ho said quite
H mum rui %. I.r .tr.au come iflni
the uII.u 90 tue Hu..lgg were badly
burned and others llsj from guuUga'
liJn.
some OF the iDlursd mon who were
Injured ut tue lur|.Cr, joseph IT,. Bell
James MaEgll, Tuomgs Butte, Juhu
Hannah, John Martin ami john
Crawford arc progse.siug slowly, but
ATE not dangerous. ~ NHUuUaJN,