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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-31
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK : SOUTHERN R. r. CO.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1885.
MAI. And I-Nf..ES> LEAVES SuiI LIZ
naliy Except Sunday .:i5 u M. ivv Elirabrt h
npny, Edeh!on MackeyS Ferry, Roper Pantesu
Bcihar.n, eic Connects II Edanioli with n n :
Il. IL stesner rs follow Daily except sunday
DAY and SATURDAY frr al! landings on thowan
river, On MONDAY aud FRIDAY IoT : upn.rn,t,.,
river, and WEDEESpAlS for salmon Creek en-
hecis AZ Beiihayen with steamer Virginir bare for
MaLeeyville South Creek Aurora WASHINGTON
and intermediate ianiing+ CONNECTS nj EliIaGrt :,
Ccrne Tor !IBs's Head.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
I: ~: uaiiy icrceut Sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
i-uentoh anu Way-sthtlnns, I"naecI, al Elizabeth
city with the steamer Neusc Tuesdsv Thur.,i.y
MoTohead Guy ktuston amt Go'dshniro via A. 4
\. Z X. L.. aud Tor jacksonville Wilmington y
Land all stations on the ". n Il y T. T.
ArRINE ar NORFOLK.
NAIL AND ESiI,IiSS daily ,c1cepi sunday nj
~ NJ anu l.tpfeSa daily Except sunday 4, II
n m: connect with all rail aud sIeau, liue, ut Nor.
io!S Tor the North. East and West Passenger ,;a
tlor itot OF las, Manu- street; MORT, K and WcsI
ern depot freight station on Watcrstrcct
ASIEEN CAnOLINA pIspArCu. FAST
- - IhIiGiiI LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINZ.
between all points North and Eas via Norfolk a.
Carolina. w ''''" -'"'''
trcigh, received daily u.ti. - m and fo,
vsrded promptly ut low rntee.
For further information apply To the General
oihGe OF the y :. t. Il. CO. NortGlk. Va;
n. K KIM, 'he"N
G'ncrh Manager
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, rI.AHric AND DANvlIIGEAll.wAY
scHEDuLEIN EFFECT MAECMi.rn. $50

leave Shin e;s' Compress hart, Laily, o - u II,
N,st Norfolk .Iod Tor Buffalo III 4 sprinc,
] awhile, aud al intermediate stations arri,in. an
Dula!o 18th SlrinEs al go IA ; Ia willie, S.yj
= Ia. Lave Norfolk 81" p IA, West .,uri0!k !. 4,
~. Leave Lawrence v,liv ia " except >uud, 4,
9; :" q ~ nrrN ~ ~ lHns lio ~ q; 'an.
Connection made ri Danyille and JefIrcss juno
lion 1T oil points IN the Southern RGilway svsiCm
n cnuiston Junction Tor Dur hgui. -outh Boston
y W. L..
Ar.o.in, make come t;,u for Futalo Li,b, =
s''' 80 .,crpilng >iindays.
Pullman Slccrcr- between psnvilie, Asheviile
Atlanta Augusta Memphis aud New Orleans
Tickets OH sale and baggage checked al Wakes
Agency COmpauy's Agency al wharf. Norfolk
W. V. ii. Williams Agenc. Portsmouth:
w II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Ageut.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

rl'hE NOHFOLk, ALBEMARLiS 1SD ATI.1N
TIC RAiLROADC co.
SiL1s "; BURT. lP.o.,r.
TINE TABLE No. lin EFFECT SUNDAY,
JUNE 9Tn, 1925. AT O'CLOCK A. 81.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
arrive Virginia Feach 1888 a nj
500 IN. daily except Sunday. mixed; arrive vir-
,,o sinia Peach 9;l5 VI.
$50 M SIda 1; only. local express arrive Wiz
,oon <, hiS Hach s:l5 am.
iV''' M 1aiiy throIgh express; arrive Virginia
,, virginia Reach IL: 9. 10.
1880 M daily local express: arnvo Virginia
$50 NJ daily, through express; arrive Virginia
go M daily stops only at Kemrsvlllc, Lynn
,,arcn aud occana)i arrive Virginia
40 M, daily local express; arrive virginia
Beach sos u ~
io"o M, "aiy except sunday. thr ugh express:
arrive virginia fcaCh ll:ui u M
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
tuo NJ Monday only tstops only Mt o,eana.
i'ynaha'cu and kcmrs,il!c; arrive ,oI.
V4' M dnily except Monday stop, only Al.
i've " Tsr ' ., y NAV and Kenlsh lie; ar
SIS an, daily oIcap Sunday, local EXPRESS. mr..
rive Norfolk nuO IA.
"1' III, sunday ON y. local exprcss airivo Nor
lolll lOJ2 II H.
ll3 p m, dail, except sunday. mixed; arrive No :
-, iolk 2.2j M.
Ei5 m, daii', Though cxprcss arrive Sorfo'k
- pm
fiO III, daily local express; arrive Norfolk -,
4 IN.
CLIO p m, daily, through express; arrive Norfo k
~ ppm.
$50 p IA, daily except Sunday. through express.
arrive Norfolk 9.Uj u NJ
S'o NJ sunday oily, through express; arrive
Norfolk ":t5 y M
io''o p III, ally Kept sunday, through EXPIRE ~;
arrive Norfolk ii0J p M
Trains stop only on SIGNAL -, I,,..,,,,,
sta,i""S 10 tt't oil or take GU passengers
through EIPross Train, make tho ,rlp Ia
forty Ave minutes
a Chair Car is attached to all Passenger train.
Seats - cents each
Is. +. HOLLAND,
General superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market.

VIEW YORK, August tO.-Money Oh cali essy
at per cent. closing at per cent Stori-
lng exchange Is firm, with actual ILLNESS
tn bans bills at 3S8 iRiS9 for sixty days and
<sg! a49O for demand. Posted rates. 4Ssa
$50. Comnercial bills, 4SI;ai8S4. Govern
nent bondu strong.
THE STOCK MARKET--CLosISo BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 25t; American Cot
toE Oil. pref, 74 American Sugar Re I'm
sri.s, llo!; American Sugar Re6neries. pref,
Sacco. pref. 100: Topeka and Atchison,
Santa Fe. 2Oi Baltimore and Ohio. ca: Cam
xda Pacific, sc: Chesapeake and Ohio. 2l;:
Chicago and Alton, 1G3: Chicago. Burling-
ION and Quincy. 81; Chicago Gas Trust. G3i;
Delaware and I.sckawanma. 1921: Distil-
ers and Cattle Feeders. PIT; Erie 81: Erie.
Neef.. %; General Electric. S7t: Illinois
Central,lo4: Lake Eric and Western. &c I: Lake
a6l: Louisville and Nashville. CO.; Louis
Vile. New ALBANY and Chicago. 81: Man.
Nation Consolidated. III ! Memrh's and Char
lesion. 10 asked: Michigan Central 1921; Mis-
souri Pacific. Sgi Mobile and Ohio %:
Nashville and Chattanooga. 70: United
States Cordace. II: United States Cordoge.
Jref.. IA; New Jersey Central. 1891; New
YORK Central 1921: New York and New Eng
land. 81; Norfolk and Western. pref. 10;
Northern Pacific, g; Northern Pacific,
pref isl; Northwestern, l5.; Southwestern.
pref l47; Pacific Mail. SOL: fendiug, 19t;
fock Island, S3t; st. Paul. st. faul,pref..
wy; Silver Certificates. "a: Tennessee Coal
ana lron.S9s: Tennessee Coal and lron. pref.
ts: Texas Pacific. l2l; Union Pacific,
ISL; Wabash, 90; Wabash, pref. 24s: Western
Union. 9il; Wheeling aud Lake Eric To-;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Alabanla pref, o.;
eass A, los; Alabama. class ID, los; Ala
Sorth Carolina rs, 1921; North Carolina
Gs, 1875; Tennessee New Sett!cmcnt3s Se;
Virginia 6 3, deferred, 81. Virginia Trust Re-
Scipts.52; Virginia Funding Debt62!; United
States As, registered, ll2t; United States AZ,
coupons, 1l2i; United States rs. 96i
Southern hallway 5's, 81; southern Hallway
common, l3s; southern Halfway Common,
pref, Az; South Carolina AIS, los.
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NORFOLK AND

poANoEE. NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT c.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1891, tho
steamers OF this hno will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud / thursday at S a. IN. for !a!ti-
more, and leave Baltimore, Pier No. 81. Lish; street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday al p, IT.
freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephones Agent
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4 n gT, ~
l from Norfolk on MOS. AY II'tSDAY WED
NESDAI THURSDAY and 81 I'EpA Y al : 10 :,
III. From New York on MONDAYS IUE.nANS
WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS at3p m : ,TUR.
DAYS ! D. III
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare round tin limited Ioil,irtvi, ys H. N,
or tickets ana reservatton OF STAT rooms apply
c,co ~ VI! once - MH'" s''ev', "' al general
~, ,,ii.I,,,,vn .t
THURSDAY u. in ana leave Newpo,, New, .,.ry
SUNDAY and Tuesday ,,,,i,, i
-, "e' '"''"E -
i''hmoha The "tA' "of"'hg'
,,,n .,,,,,,
iuE Nthtnti.E or SiisA MiItS
ILL.,: y, Wirn, ,,',, nSgonhcE. hnoii amt
Ira,r C,r,,s"v Wiz nrtni!' exec S""'ay'
IN -, Tn,,s "; o. ana no :.
a,,i In ;, ng, IT,, ~, L. " '. :, ana 'V.os
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Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT (. COMPANY,
BY Da~1igTlt.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE oHEsA-
pEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY 9TH. and continuing durius
tie summer months. the new palatial steamer
"NtWPOltf NEWS" will begin making day
trips 10 Washington, II. G., leaving FortsmouIL
timy Line WIZARD every Tuesday, Thursday a d
saturday ~ $50 a N, Norfolk ST ;:l5 a. M OFT.
res! ;aoii,oe at S;''Va M arriving IN Washnyt
ttturnins leave Washington OH Monday,
al Fortress Nnutoe, 53n aud Norfolk geo D In.
the steamer ieav.S Washington on Sunday
mornings, arriving IN Norfolk al 6:S0 In, will
return at p ~ am. day. :.
Fare Tor The ronpd iriP $3.50. good for return
passage by night steamer same DAY, following
morn ng steamer only The regular nj ght schedule
Will GouL'nue ny formerly.
tickets on sale y. & o. Ticket Office. N. & O., W.
i Wakes aud Company's Office on wharf sTeie-
phone Al d. ]. CALLAHAN;
jyr-tf Agent.
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NJ: !. w horfolk:Western R.R.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYle 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:lO n.tm.-thc Chicago ENprcss-for
PetcTsbuug. % Ic a II q u a
nnd washington, also Tor
Rndt"rd. ItueTieid, 20.
cNh"ntus. kcroyn, 90
luinbus nud t'htcnnO
Sleeper HOnuut,, 10 a.
lumbus without CIHuy~.
MAO ter PuIa>ht. ts,is,oi,
NnoNrtttc. CIutinttour q,
Rnn intermediate g'ointa.
)o:oo p N. For Petersburg Rhiiord, PULASKI,
Bristol also Tor Buricd, pni 10.
'ahonias; also Tor Rocky Noun,
ard all stations IN Winston III
Division. Ha> Pullman sloarr,
Norfolk to Roanoke Connects al
Roanoke III B: GA IN with Wash
ingiom ana Chattanooga limited
for all points Bouth AMI West Pun
mnr slctrcrS Roanoke TO Mchuhi-
md Ne" o'leaus lin NJ car ~
tachci
i " Z = Norfolk daily, $50 M, 1928. II,
49, nm.
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EOtttlcg.

SOUTHERN FRUITs-Bananas. Sl.0Oa1. 25 per
bunch: oranges, Sorrento, per box, S3.25;
cocoanuts. $500 por bag of 100 pineapples
Ease. lemons. SG00a6.25; Northern apples,
t2.U0x225.
PouLrHr-C Chickens. old. 22a25c; spring
chickens. l0a2Uc.
EGas-Wholesale, 13a14c per doz.
BEEswAX-25c per pound
TnucK-lrish potatoes-Eating potatoe q.
Slal.25 per barrel; Onions, $500 per bag.
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tsrnIIi.

PEAs-Steady: Black eye Ipeas $3.50
per bag ;Black. 75c per bushel.
ConS--Southern white. quiet. 40a42c.
OATs-Steady; Mixed. 32c.: white, $50.
MILL FEED-Market steady: Dram. $3.50:
Shipstutf. or middlings, $500; meal, white
bolteh. per so lbs. $40.
HAY-No. Timothy. sl7.59; No. 9. sI5.
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NORFOLK AND RICiIMOSD.

lvLsTinuIE liMtIED.i
Leave Norfolk - u M Erti,s
Richmond 800 T. IL, connecting tor
Washington, baltimore, rhiiIdc,
Ihia aud New York nrluruIu,
leave Richmond 800 M arr W.
Norfolk Hes Il IA. Stops only Al
SUFFOLK, W.NCr!y ani P,tvr,hI.r,
-, ond-Class ti'EcIs not ncc.,te /
ioI passage On the,c trains.
Other daily irnus leave Norfolk
40 sTIiNe at Iichmoud ITO,
nm EetmnInr l"ave Richmond
u IN: urIiEo ~ Norio.E IL. .
for nTiher Information rs to tlcxcis, rates bag.
(nHe, CHECKS, etc, cali on address L. w. COURT.
MI District Passenger Agent: {. d BOSLIiY
ii'ket Agent l26 Main street. {. T.. Fineb
Agent, depot Norfolk aud Mc.icrn railroad
W. Is. Bl.Nili
General Passenger Agent
General Office Eoauokc Va
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Heavy rains In Texas yesterday, else :
where in the cotton belt weather gem
erall clear.
United States ports received during
the past week 6,S37 bales cotton, against
a. 794 bales last year and 1902 bRle s
in 1898.
Liverpool future market advanced 3
to 5.G4ths, closing barely steady. Sales
on SPOT $4,000 bales. Quotations ad
vanced 81.
New York future market declined
points. closing barely steady. October.
706 TO 1877; January, S.l4 to S.l5.
Sales, 41G, 600 bales.
New Orleans. Galveston, Houston.
Mobile, Memphis and Charleston ad
vanced !.
Texas crop is reported as injured by
dry weather, worms. etc.
Monday next, Labor Day, the Cot.
ton Exchange will be closed.
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MEMORANDUM

Hot weather proves depress NJ to those
whose blood is poor. Such people should
enrich their blood with Hoods Sarsaparillu.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-31

CLAREMONr 4, NEWPORT NEWS aud JANUS
river landings direct by dayIight-virslnia Navi-
CATION Company, lie ,ant steamer PO, AHu sssS
leaves Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESpAS,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at a. NJ. touching
at Portsmouth, old Point Newport News Folus
m CONNECTING IN ali evening trans. EaIa 10
Richmond slip; fare 20 Kiehm9n! aud ,stala
much che ,prr tina, 10y any other rrnte o Rleh-
Inond, PETERSBURG Warerly, hicssrord aud stations
on Atlantic and psnriile railroad ana All psista
oi Wake & Son, II Brandt aud on board ateapneS
R.- Freight received daily. Sunday exespted "a
o''''.5Se nSl.si pa ~ AK ~ ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-31

pLYDE'S REGULAR LINE Steamship FOR
y PHlLADELrliIA-only direct - .-siE
Until further orders. steamers are appoinIed -
sail from Norfolk every Monday, wednesday
aud Saturday at i y. M. aud from Philadej-
phia every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
Through hills OF ading 10 gil poipts Sputh ana
Line and VIRGINIA Tennessee AIR Line ka,lroad.
JAMES W. MctARRICki
General aoutbern Agent. Norfolk Va.
W. l.. ely DE eco, 80
Agents. PhlIadeiphie.
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SALT-Firm: Liverpool Fine. Sl.i2al.25;
GA. 65aT5o.
RIcE.Aliled 5a6ci rice, in rough, Gla65c
per bushol.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
August 80, 1896.

ANKIVALS.
sp stmp Vi7anin. Aldamz. Punta Gorla to
Harwi, h and King Lynn, to VIM Lamb &
Co. Cosled and allied.
Stmr Joseph l. Colby. Bsston, to Vim
La Lb & Co, and card for Boston.
Schr G Cranmer, Mathews, New York
light
Barges n x W Nos ind 10 Vim Lamb &
Co, for coal.
MEMORANDUM.
CAFE HESEY. Va. Aug. SOP M.-Clear
North wind; milos, Light sea.
CLEARED
Schr Annie o Grace, Smith. Beaufort, 8 G,
with coal.
SAILED.
Schr Mary Freeland, Van Pelt, Providence,
with pig iron.
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'cnisuI NI;lrLce.

Peanut HIurLct.
Market dull; Prime. &c; stri SLY prime,
Sic; fancy, SIC: common, 2a3,c: Spanish. 81.
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S. AL. sEABoAnD AIR LINZ
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MAY
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Merchants GMineIS' TRANSPORTATION q

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SAVANNAH
Every MoNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FR1DAY
at 6 7. Ia. FOR BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
at p. IN.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals aud saloon
s'"crooii oerth............... All m
see'ni CLASS, 'ncit'dIng meals and berth $50 n mn
FOR SAVANNAH
Every "WEDNESDAY and SATCRDAYat
in'r-iirst class, including meals and
bunk ~ ""u
% isu""'G Freight sent i'rvyiI.nc, ar
Mar"eu Wy early train to Rostou, and At tho samo
rae ~ w direct steamers 10 boston
Iershable rrclghts not receiv later than $40
r. M on sailing days OF boston shIp,; $3.50 sailihs
days OF Providence ships f'
lVt Iuttnsr Information apply l.,
H. H. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk, Va
"a; H. STEhBiNS. Asst Tarin Mgr
VI. TURNER. General Pass AsenA
D. o. WHITNEY. Trnihc Manager
General Offices, Baltimore, Nd
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N0troik Cotton IamrNcts.
OFFICE or The VIEdGNIAS.
NORFOLK. Va. August 80. 1895.

SeaboRrd Airline Railroad For Norfolk
Z bale.
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-, S'cre'ary aui Treasurer
w. A. B,RRiTr, Jn., General Manager
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New and powerful iron p,Iace st.,m.,
,Mh5HlNGTON aud NORFOLK viii leave daily AZ
follows: 'S N~iS ~
NORTH BOUND
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"-lV 'A'rh S"nda'. Other Zine. ia lv
OF is"h'c 'tric I'hily from poitsmOn ], 10
W. or Except Suniay RichInnrd to Koice-
we're fnllniau Palace AZ GA 10 nj to l., Dhmon
'"H n'wf .r N'' hm'n to Honccvr,t..
49, ,'t yin lnnaii Daily. Pullman sleeper,
- 'u""nh enc ihnaii mni IoIdoms,ilie to
louisville aud - Lou. Neal, .,ryci On nininr
Car ives, Oi GuIuon,ytIlc w. " 800
- "-i"t ne nnai DAILY. rulman S'ocpcrs
- Il f"ihi I" Hinton aud ,'Ordonsvilc TO Cihcin-
il'.i ant l",iNNllI Meals served on Dining Ears
steamer Louise arrives nj Norfolk daily 1905
noon aud goa y. III
F,i further information aprly to
E.l. ROOKIE, Passenger Agent
C.S .. Ticket oIn,c, CRANKY street,
tntcr Atlantic Hotel.
lclIN u. POTTS
Division la,' cur-r Agent
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD con-
DENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT uGUSr 80, 1895.
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SSs OLDDOMIN|ON STEAMSHIP
EiGS COMPANY.
I FOR NEW YORK.

DA >SENG LIZ SHIPS AI;I. APPOINTED TO All.
L from Norfolk on MOS. AN, TUESDAY WE'D.
NESDAI TIL KSDAE and "a ~ EpAN ut 20 H.
III. From New York on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAYS at ) p IA. SATU Il.
DAYS, D. III.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-03-14
Miners ENTOMED
POSSIBLY a Fatal FIRE IN a NEW
MENICo NINE
Pire Destroys the Eagiae Hoase aad
the oodworA of the shzft aaa
Nine Men In the Mine Are
Thought to Have >of-
located
HE FELL we HUNDRED FEET.
A Miner Fails That Distance LA y
Bucket. bat Is Only s.iS
injured

Waite Oak, y. NJ, March E-aI
) O'Clock this morning a fire broke cut
In the chance room Of the hOlsr ncI-Se
Of the Old Abe mine apd IN = feEs
minutes the structure a LACE "A Wei
built one. was a IHaSs OF names J..
was completely destroyed together
with the wood and smith shops Inc
mill sixty fe~s away, escaped without
damage. The wood work % the s2zft
Was burned ont and the hosting ma
chinery destroyed The damage TuEs
high I'D into the thousands, but the
most distressing feature Is that some
men are imprisoned in the dark depths
whose fate is unknown. IGere s
little ground for hope that they have
escaped SuHocatioQ. II VIII not De pos
sible 20 enter the iaine 70 search for
them until some time tomorrow. Res
cufng parties have been unable as yet
To get down further than the tod lev
FL By the all shaft The smoke Z
gases from the charTed wood OF the
hoist shaft has penetrated the upper
levels. and IL is impossible 10 pass
them. The ent0mbed men are Csarles
SheTick. r. J. Williams Frank VII
sou. John Davis. u. Baxter, Richard
Scales. - White, Jerry COnveT. J. /.
Mitchell. Wilson. Davis and Baxter
ara married. White Is 4 new man
nd WAS on his first shift Williams
and Sherrick are old in mining ex-
p~eTienceS and have Jared Ike dangers
before. They are cool headed. and II
any place OF safety Is 10 be found. they
found II The fire broke out while q.
r. Wilkinson was going down in the
bucket 10 work. He had reached the
ninth level when the hoist was aban-
donei and was shot down two hun
dred feet 10 the thirteenth level where
the bucket struck, tipped and threw
him into the drift He was stunned
but recovered and climbed back 10
the second level and escaped by the
air shaft Coke Keith, Nike Gala
Cher and Anton Sowgate cScaPed
through the airshaft- This IS the only
serious mining accident stree the
burning Of the South Homestlke shaft
several years age when " men were
srnotherei.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-03-14
She Had NPrNe.

Duluth. Mimi, March 12-Some OF
the passengers who came in On the
Northern Pacific train from the wes.
were a decidedly ne-vous lot OF peo-
pie until they were some distance this
side Of Kimberly. and there IS quite
sensational story concerted with the
cause Of their uneasiness. Last night
about II O'c,ocs Mrs. Reichart,
night operator at Kimberly. twelve
miles this side OF Airkin, heard three
roLgh looking men talking in the 80
ton and learned THAI they were plan
ming TO wreck the passenger train
that night n the bridge near Kimberly.
She SAT- down az the table and AZ once
wired the dispatcher al Brlinerd. The
three men heard the key working and
jumped at the correct conclusion that
che was warning the railroad people.
They made a rush for the door OF her
office room ana tried 10 break In. They
were met by q plucky. determined
roman who instead Of fainting or 90
ing into mysteries produced 4 revolver
and fired four shots through the door.
This was effectual, for the three me
took 70 their heels. The road officials
sent word for the section men TO patrol
the track for several miles and the
train was run yery cautiously through
that part Of the country No trouble
was experienced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-03-14
unfortunnte Events.

Henry Hancock, a farmer, was killed
BY a train nj Newton. Iowa
Hugh Sweeny, living near Lemont,
III. was killed by a railroad train.
While skating At Dow City, Iowa,
Arthur Classy, aged seventeen years,
vas dEownc1
Fire destroyed the distiIlery OF J. B.
Wathen a Co. ar Louisville. Ky. Loss,
$4,000 10 100000; Insurance $4,000.
Property valued az upward Of 500
600 was destroyed by fire ~ Salina,
Kaa
Twenty-one persons Were burned TO
death in a fire in the Sonel mine AZ
Cornado, nea Huelva, Spain
A smali-sized cyclone at Charleston,
Ind, caused damage Of $4,000 10 the
Kelley institute and other buildings.
Andrew Dillehey and william War
rem workmen in n sawmill on Elk
Greek, near Deadwood, S. D., were
killed by the explosion of a boiler.
William Hanke fatally injured John
Buttenhager In 4 saloon fight near
Elgtn, Ill, but was exouerated by the
jury AT the inquest
At Decker. Ind. the home OF C. A.
Eennett, a constable, was wrecked by
dynamite. The occupants escaped tn
hurt
Frank Torrey, an unmarried man,
twenty-five years OF age, wa killed al
McManus' planning mill, In Petoskey.
Mich, by n log rolling upon him
Fire at Grsymont Ill, destroyed the
p~ostofice, W. X. Lands grocery store
and malthouse and Welehes' black
smith shop. Loss. $1,000.
Henry Casey, a brickiayer who lived
at 2S Avenue A. New York, vas
MORALLY burned and a man named
Mike. whose other name Is unknown,
Is missing.
An explosion OF gas, said % have
been deliberately planned by an incen-
diary, wrecked the two-story brick
dwelling OF Lewis III. Day In Lydia
avenue and caused the injury OF three
firefnen at Kansas City.
The cleycn-manths'-old baby OF John
McCallum was burned TO death at Ia
coma. It's mother left II playing on the
floor with its little sister, who found
some matches and began playing with
them. Ten minutes later the mother
returned and found her baby dead
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-03-14
Criminal Doings.

Andrew Dupont, aged s~eventy-four,
ended his life by hanging at Galena,
III. He was a wealthy farmer.
Charles T. Sheldon. a prominent
broker OF Muncie, Ind. has disap-
peared, leaving many creditors.
"BIn" Dalton and his band are sur
rounded by a posse OF marshals In a
ave In the F1atiron country, o. i.
Domestic trouble caused Mrs. Kate
Titzer TO hang herself at Evansville,
Ind.
James Broyles shot Mrs William
Adams In a quarrel ut Sacramento,
Gal.
Cadets and negroes came into coils
ION In the college town OF Auburn,
Ala, and a riot was narrowly averted.
w. H. Reed. Respondent because Of
parental objection in a love affair,
shot himself at Decatur, Ill
Charles T. Fink, aged twenty nine,
committed suicide al Aurora, Ill, by
shooting himself.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett Of
ManLstee, Mich, have been fined heav.