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underneath, looking rather suspicious
Tho young man was handcuied and
guarded, and Phillips proceeded on
the road. About two miles further was
u man with gun M his shoulder, who
was instantly recognized as the sup
posed dead man Fraker, HOrrick en'
gagged him in conversation, when sud.
denly Phillips seized his arms and
Wilkinson put on tho handouts,
Fraksr thought no had been arrested
for killing game out OF season. as
Phillips was also game warden, When
the warrant was read 10 him, he was
thundsrslruck, but admitted his iden'
tily. He was brought to town, to-
gOlhor with his companion, who halls
from Wisconsin, aud seems to be al
innocent party, The prisoner is a we'll
built man Of about five feet dix, forty
years old, with short black whIskOrs,
In conversation he stated that no had
expected his relatives to got portion OF
tho insurance money. and himself also.
lIe had been greatly benefited, he said.
by the waters Of o spring where he
stopped, and had about made arrange
mants Ia buy the place, intending to
mako II water cure resort. lie would
have spent $4,000. he said, IN improV'
ing the place,
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BERLIN, scpt, 2.-EmperoI William
was a,tir early to-day and inaugurpted
the second day Of the festivities in con.
nsclion with the celebrations Of the bat
ties OF 1901 by personally decorating
with branches Of oak .leayoH tho four
corps standards. The First regiment Of
tho guards was drawn up in front Of the
castle to witness the ceremony, At $3.50
o'clocl; the emperor sst out for the pa.
rade ground 10 review the German.
American veterans. Tho weather was
beautiful and the city had put on its
gayest attire. Largo crowds thronged
tho streets, which were most elaborate.
ly decorated with flagI aud bunting,
Loading manufacturers and merchants
had We'd with each other 10 contribuI.
ing to tho brilllauCy OF tho display, All
the public buildings in the city were
decksd in the most elaborate manner.
Tho decorations OF Unter-DOD.LindGn
and FriedriChatraHSe were especially
proiuse. Tho Brandenbnrg was GOV.
cred with laurel wEeaths, hanging from
which weTO stToaners OF dark crimson
velvet, bearing the inscription in gold
letters:
"IIow events have shaped themselves
under Gods guidance"
The Gormnn.AmeriCan veterans were
drawn up on the Tempelhoi field to be-
tn.-naNal lao tho Thnie nntya
were flying rs his majesty saluted and
rode down in front OF them. lie asked
each man the place OF his nativity, his
regiment, the battles in which no took
part, how long no has been In America
and II ho was prospecting in this coun.
try.
The emperor said hs was Gratifod
that the veterans had not forgotten
thelr old homes. Emperor William 70.
mained Oh the ground fifteen minutes.
After tho parade the king OF Wurtem.
burg rode up and saIuted the veterans
from America and asked Il there were
any WurtOmburGers among them. Mr.
Schlenker responded. The king OK.
pressed his pleasure at seeing the
Americana.
4 short time afterwards when Eln'
poror William was riding past the
veterans, n member OF the Berlin CON.
mistee called ior cheers for the emperor,
who, gratIhed at tho exhibition Of
iriendiness, returned his thanks.
"May tho whole people find in them.
selves strength to repel these monstrous
attacks. II they do not, now call upon
you to roSiSt tho reasonable band and
10 wage war which will free US from
such elements.
I'VE Germans have only one obliua.
tion, namely, to retain that which our
leaders have conquered for uS.
"I therefore include in my toast to
the guard corps the health Of the two
noble princes, and especially Of the
commander Of the army Of the Mouse.
"Hurrah for his majesty, the king OF
saxonyl Again and third time
hurrahw
Tho toast was drunk with enthusiasm.
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THE FnENoH ARMY
Fought with tho Courage Of Despair, 81
Emperor william IN lis speech.

Fought with tho Courage Of Despair, Said
Emperor william IN Its speech.
BERLIS, Sept. AT stuts dinner in
tho white hall OF tho Royal Castle. En-.
pCror William in toAsting the guards,
said:
"lf to-day propose a toast to my
guards, | do so with a JOYFUL heart, tor
tits day OF exceptional rejoicing aud
brilliancy. A whole people. inilamcd
with cntbusiasm provided tho franc Tor
to.day's review. And tho reason for
thoirenthusiasm was tho Remembrance
OF tho figure and the personality OF tue
grCRt emperor, now dead. llu who has
to-day aud yesterday gaSod upon tho
colors, bcdeCkod with oak leaves, cannot
lIavO douO 90 without his hear;
being BIirrnd with sorrow for the
spirit and tho tongue which spoke to US
In their rusIlIng, These tatterOd tFo'
phics told OF tho events twenty-five years
since; OF the great hour; OF tho groat
dawn; Of tho German ompiro rose
again. Great was the battle, hot tho
turmoil and mighty the forces that
dashud against each other. BrRyoly
fought the onomy for his lNurolS, Tor
his past and for hla emperor. With
tho courage OF despair fought the gOt.
liant French army The Germans
fought for thoir lands, their hoarts and
for future unity.
Therefore our iUe.iucS arc 60 docply
stirred that every ono who has worn, Or
who wears the omperor's uniform, Is
especially houotOl Oy tho people. Lat
our gratitude flow with unitOd voice i0I
Emperor " Nliiiam i, and lot it he our
task, especially Of the younger among
uu to maintain that which tho ompOror
founded.
"YGt In tho nobo Joy oi tho cclcbta'
tion, note hNa been struck which
Rsuredly has no plOCs th0rc. a rabblc
unworthy to boar the nAmO OF Germans
ha, darcl to rOyilu tho German puoplc,
aud has dGrod to drag Ia thJ dust tho
person Of tho universally honOrod um'
pUror which to rs Ia sacred.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-NOt more
than l, 200 paradOrS turned out to take
part in tho labor day denomination,
In this state the frat Saturday in Sep.
TEN bCr is observed as Labor bay,
The United Labor League turned out
about 500 men. bu: there were no dis.
play OF red flags, as the police authori.
ties forbid it. Each one oi the paraders,
however, wore rcd badge, with the
number OF his lodge printed on it.
What was evidently used as substitute
for the rcd omblom was q banner with
tho words: "The powers that be- fear
tho red ilag," on one side and Socialist
ideas are progressing, neyerthelesS,"
on the other.
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take kindly to this fearing that their
fundamental object will receive little a.
Iention in the coming campaign.
LAnoWs moLInAY
Was FlttlnglY Observed Throughout I
CitlCs Ot tho uRiiod StRtna Yesterday

Was fiiIInglY Observed Throughout tho
CllCs OF tho uRItod statOs Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept. 2,-Th0
Labor Day parade here to-day was the
most imposing display ever made by or
ganised labor in the District Of Colum.
bia. There were over 5000 men In
line, all neatly uniformed and each d.
vision headed by band Of music. Col.
umbiA Typographical Uuion had 1900
men in line, A feature Of the parade
was the participation in neat uRiiorma
oitho chRpels OF somo Of the local nows,
papers.
Labor Day being a holiday in the Dis.
tricE Of Columbia, all Of tho executive
departments wero closed for business.
Very few OF tho officials were at their
desks, Acting Secretary Adee being
ono OF tho number. There was lack
OF official adYices from any quartet
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BERLIN, Sept. a.-Ths ReichsAuzeiger
announces tina! Emperor William early
this morning telegraphed to Prince
Bismarck as foIIowa:
To-day, when tho whole Of Germany
Ia celebrating tho tWenIy.hlIh anniyor.
sary OF the historic capitulaIion OF
Sedan, | iett impsllsd to assure your
highness that shall always think with
deep gratitude Of the services which,
during that groat time, you rendered to
my grandfather, the iaIherland and the
German cause
Prince bismarck telegraphed the fol-
lowing reply:
Hay at tho feet OF your majesty my
respectful thanks for the gracious tele-
graphic greeting this day aud iof your
majOsty's kind recognition OF my CO.
operation 10 the national work Of tue
late Emperor William,
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EIYH CHAMGEs
Wm 10 Placed AgHiust FrakCr-Sult tu
RSCoVGT tho MUnSy.

Wm 10 Placed Agn'u.t FraEOr-suIt to
Recover tho oIUnsy.
KANSAS Clry, No.. Sept, 2,-AttorHeys
for the insurance companies interested
this afternoon drew up tho informa.
tIon that will bO lodged against DR.,
Fraker, the insurance swindIer, arrested
near Duluth, when no reaches hero
Wednesday morning. iIe will be ar.
rested under special section 3,S26 Of the
revised statutes OF Missouri, which
makes il crime TO attempt to detrRud
by trick, q cheat, n fraud and decep.
tion, false and fraudulent representa-
tions aud falSO pretenses.
The penalty 10 seven years in tho
peniientiary on each count aud Mr.,
Huff said to-day that there would bO
Ave counts in tho indictment which will
be brought against FrAker.
Suit will be begun at once against the
heirs to recover insurance money paid
them
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INNunGNNI.s liourED
In QuOrnadn by the spanish Troors-Am.
ninnlilOn Captured.

In uuDrnadH by the spanish rroons-Am.
nunItlon Captured.
HAVANA, sCpt. 2.--'rhc command Of
Lieut.. Colonel Zubia surprised tho in.
surGont bands lod by Suarca and Hayas,
in QuOrnOdn, near GrandO Remedies,
and aftor II sharp enraEemSnt routed
them. Tho insurgents left eight OF their
number dead upon tho field. but carried
their wounded with thom in tho 70.
treat. OI Lieut.. Colonel Xubias com.
mand, one waE killed and lvo wsro
wounded.
A company Of civil guards encounter.
0d mounted tofco Of insurgents undOr
Arco q. Alacauga. With lhO first hro OF
tliovountccts, tho insurgents took flight
leaving forty saddle hursOJ aud 900
C0rtrdgoi IN tho hands Of tho guards.
A column oi GunCral Cannlla's routed
tic baud hoadul by Macoo, to tho
south OF Ramon DO Las Naguas, Oh Sat.
urday. Tho Insurgents very much ont.
numDurol tho spnnards, but tlUy wOrc
driynn from tholr positions aud cu.
ratnpmunt, leaving thirty'siS Killed. aud
eighty wounded The spanish lost ono
olcor aud twelve soldiers kIlod, aud
niue officers and thiuy'nlno soldiers
wounded,
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nIG DAMAGES.
John u. RocksfsIIsr Involved In Suit o
Large Proportions.

John u. RoOksfsIieT Involved In "A Suit OF
Large Proportions.
Sr, Louis, Mo-, Sept "a transcript
in tho suit Of Alfred Merritt against
John D. Rockefeller and Fred I. Gates
ior q l,22O, 400 damages. was filed to-day
IN tie federal appellate court for the
eighth circuit. Tho case was tried in
tie United States disrict court for
N.nnuoln and a verdict in favor OF
Merritt Tor SglO,OOO rendered.. The suit
srsv OIL. Of tho consolidation Of several
m1.n: companies and q railroad l2G
ihn0I long In the famous MsSaba iron
uage territory Of Minnesota. The
Manin claimed that the dUton-
daa, made false representations rs
to tho financial conditions Of tho COM
rsntsr when they controlled. lsocke'
'e..ct lud Gntos took an appeal
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BErnLEHElL pA.. Sept Tho Beth.
lehem Iron Company was advised by
cable to-day OF another successful armor
plate tost. Tho platoS tostod repre-.
sontsl 10. OF sevoninch Rrlnor
made by tho COMPANY for tho
Russian batllcshipS SOniayin and
OushakoH. Tho test took place at St.
Petersburg and was very satisfactory to
tho Russian ordnance officers. The
Russian government has now accepted
all tho armOr plate made hero for tho
yesEplg.
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IN NEW YORK ClTY.
Only the Garment Workers PHrndsd-An
Excursion tho ChleF Feature.

Only the GRrmant Workers PnTnded-An
Excursion tho Chlef Feature.
NEw YoRX, Sept. 2,-Por tho frat
time in many years tho Central Labor
Union did no. parade through the city'a
streets. An excursion TO Consy Island
was deemed the better way to spend
tho day,
10 Offset this, however, there wGro
arranged the parade Of the striking gar.
meut workers aud the demonstration at
Union Square OF tho Knights Of Labor,
with which organization the garment
workers ara affiliated, In the garment
workers New York secs to-day practi.
cAlly tho only body Of mon on strike at
the present time in the city, and it was
perhaps on account OF the apparent con,
tent among the other trades that tho
Central Labor Union did not demon.
strNto its strength by paradiuS in tho
streets.
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CHICAGO. Sept 1.-Two separate and
distinct celebrations marked Labor Day
in Chicago. The labor congress, social.
istic in It's tendencies, held amAss meet
ing and picnic, preceded by a parade,
tho principal speakers being Kelr Har-
die, Frank Smith and john Swinton.
The building trades council gave q
counter attraction In thswS Of a pa.
rade, picnic aud mass meeting OF lie
own. No attempt was made TO carry
the red tlag in the congress parade,
Mayor Swift having Issued strict orders
against such action.
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DRUNKEN ITALIANS
Assault Three Mcu IN a saloon, and Nearly
XII Them.

Assault Three MCu In u saloon, and Nearly
XII Them.
CnAnLrsroN, W. Va, Sept. Last
night a lot Of drunken Italians, who are
engaged in working on the Charleston,
Clondeunln K Sutton railroad, went
into a small saloon at Porter Creek and
assaulted George W. Logan, aud his
brother, Jack Logan. and Burnio Cobb.
Tho men wcto at tho mercy OF tho ltal-
iaus, about seventy.fyO all told.
George Logan was shot in the thigh
and literally hacked to pieces. His
brother, Jack Logau, and Durnio Cobb
were horribly Cut. Tho wounded mnn
wero brought 10 the hospital in this
city, aud to-day twenty.eight OF tho
Italians aro in jail here. Tho officers
nFu after tho others.
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WAutISuroS, supt. 2,--poBlmasiOr
General Wilson left over tho baltimore
4 OHIO at 0ial o'clock this morning for
rhladcnhiO In tHo private car oI Poat.
master Wafncld, Of Baltimore, to attend
tho National Latter CatrIOrS convention
ihnfr
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iyn,yAronm. Ism, Sept 2,-Tho
TIA q. Rev william L. lIinshaw, tho
yaans Methodist minister, who Ia In
d. uador indictment charged with tho
~l'ict oI hi, wife, Ihurza, will bnrin
"oIhcIIoy morning In tho llcndtlcl,1
rluy circuit court at Danviilu, Ind.
uyn, 2sl wl,ue.scS havo hccu sub.
p''nard and special yoniro Of 100 tales.
innn have bocu drawn from which to
sr.ftlu iurv.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IED., Sept labor
day was duly observed in this city.
The weather was perfect. Two thous.
and members OF organized labor paraded
in ths morning aud in the afternoon
several thousand people gathered at tho
state fair grounds aud were addressed
by President John Mcbride, OF the
American federation OF labor.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept IA special TO
tho Times from Lexington, Ky, SuyGi
This morning COL W, +. q. BrOckin'
rIdrc announced that ho will mako Ills
llrst political speech In tho DanucrRtIc
state campaign on September y At
WilliansIown, Grant county. No other
dalus havO bCOn arranged.
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NAsrsSGr BgACu, MAno, Sept. a.
Tho annual session Of tho Imperial
Council Nobl@ Of tho Myutic Shrine
nppnrd ~ ,hs Roekland liouso
this afternoon by Imperial polcnln,o
VIM II. MuIl,h, Of Cincinnati, Tho an.
nnnI election OF officers resulted IA lOl.
l1wHl
lmpctal polontalc, Charles +. liclds,
San Ffnnci,coi deputy Imperial polun.
,a,c John /, brush, lndlnnapolis cliOt
tnbbnu, Harrison Dlngman, Washing.
ton, y, CT TREASURER W. Z, brown,
Pittsburgh,
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DAuoS, o., Sept. 2,-NowS was ro.
ceyed hero to-day Of tho death OF
Charles Anderson, ex-governor Of Ohio,
a: klinwa, Ey. lie was lieutenant
governor under Brourh, in 1865, aud
wen tho latter died, assumed tho
2gbernaiorial dignity. lln was noted
.lgyer, married Eliza j. Brown here in
i.,.. VAS colonel OF tho famous Ninoty.
WUr OHIO Volunteer Infantry, and Is
roHac.ei with aome Ot tho leading
'amuGl u this cilY.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
Decorates tho Corps Standards
With Oak Leaves and
REVIEWS AMERICAN VETERANS

On tho Anniversary of tho CapltulR.
tlou of sodan-Ho Addressed Each
of tho Veterans and Inquired His
Name aud NHtIvity-Prinoe Bis.
marck is Thanked for His share In
tho FORMATION of tho EmpIre-The
Emperor'S Speech.
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YarSouows, ONO, Sept 2.-1ho lur'
u.o employees Of tho Nahontns Valley
y.uy luusd a notice 10 thulr employ
rv, demanding nn increase oi 10 por
cont In wages, tho samO as granted to
Tho furnace wofkorI Of tho shonango
hnny In, week. Tho cnrIoyors n'o
f'euunliI tomorrow Afternoon TO r'..
..E and II tia dsmani Il not pfhnlod
Hlual time u general altIko wilI DO "
.ufsI.
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l,n,VHoIs, lSn, Sept Mem
Dou Of the state executive PopuIi1t
rnumt,oo nts meeting hero to-day To
lHradotlNo fusion with tnn state Pro-
lDUDntu. Nothlng tnnrhlo mas
Uoen proposed further than u IL
brought about freq silver VIII DO tho
ruOlimuS, Tue PfohiblIlonisIs DO not
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BEooxIYS, y. y, Sept, Am appall'
ing railroad accident occurred at $40
o'clock this afternoon near WoodlaWn
Station, on tho Sea Beach railroad, in
which fiisy people were injured, While
train, No. 8, drawing seventeen cars,
which were crowded almost to sunorR'
,ion by cxcursionistI, was standing at
WOodlawn Station. q wildcat engine
came laundering along the tracks in its
wake aud crushed into the rear car,
tslsscoping The car was iull OF pas
IsngerI, most OF whom came from New
York. Many people saw the engine
tearing along and jumped from tho
train and thus saved their lives.
A coIorsd porter yelled to tho paSSen'
gers to Jump. The runaway engine
dashed into the rear car, smashing 1t
into kindling wood ana buryinG men,
women aud children beneath IT. There
was a mad rush OF Surgng humanity
from tho train. Scarcely halt dozen
people kept their heads or were
abls to render assistance to tho
injured. Pauoluan Kelly, who
was on duty at the station,
turned in several ambulance calls and
i've ambuIances from the surrounding
hospitals promptly responded. In the
meantime, the woodwork OF the wrecked
carriage caught fire aud was soon In u
blaze. Four cars were completely des-
,roysd before tho train hands were ablo
70 uncouple them and four cars were
'sleIcopel by the collision. Most OF
tho injured were taken TO ;he hospitals
lSd several will probably die.
THE INJURED.
Tho severely injured are: Joseph
Zoe, Abraham Levy. New York; John
Bake, Save,iuk, n. j.; William Greg.
ory, Jersey City; Lizzie wea,
August SuddelstrOnG, Morilz Frank
81, Joseph Roemau, LOWS Held,
Joseph Freedman, New York;
William Kemp. Brooklyn; Joseph Lew.
iaIon, Q. soyarman, Charles II. Woods,
Wite and Guild, Miss l. MontclAir,
George Hammond, New York; Edward
II. Freeand, Newark, \. j.; James
Husston, Kearnsy, n. j.; Joseph Frink,
August George, GuItGvu4 Milling, Emil
Nstoik, Henry Kruger, Charles II. Mer-
Cbaut. Nellie Burston, New York.
Tonight the police authorities who
have Engineer Frank Jason and Fire
man Arthur Ross, OF the runaway en-
Sine, uader arrest, say that enRtna No,
Q, while Thunting on tho track, was
in danger while going backwards,
Of coIiding with another engine. The
engineer thinking itimpnISibls to avoid
this collision, reversed the lever and
Jumped from the train, followed by mis-
fireman. The engine, however. jumped
forward almost Immediately aud started
down the tracks at terrific rate Of
Ipeed, resulting in the disaster.
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BosTox, Sept. 2.-Organized labor to.
day observed its ninth annual legal hol.
iday in the city OF Boston with ita
usual parade and with almost innumer-
able sports and amusemeHtA The spOc.
tacle OF the day was tho parade OF labor
organizations OF ths city aud vicinity
in which over 1000 man partleipatod.
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rnINCl. LLNrNIN lALlNs.


for Hattie,
MuSrcn, Sept 2.--At tho celebration
Yesterday Of tho baltic Of sodau, Prince
Luopold second son Of lnllpold, prince
regent Of barbara, delivered opcCch, in
tho course Of which hc thanked bis
hearers In tho namO Of tho Father for
tho patriotism which they had oyncOl.
Prince Leopold said that In every town
aud village throughout tho empire, Cor.
man hearts worO iilIrd with jov NJ 10.
mnmhrhuoe OF tnO great and memorable
period In tho history oil tho nation
Whtch wai concluded on tho battle licld
oi Sedan Tho episode ol this colcbtl.
tim, tho princo continued was unpntnl'
IcIcl In tho military history Of Germany
ainto the Ulupltc was born, II Tod su
willOd II, hc said, tho army would again,
nS II was n quarter Of aconiuty ngo, DO
prOpOtOl 10 WACO war unto tho last
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rANRpnr Ks" Sept g.--'lho Ken.
lucky MilInnl railroad was offered Tor
6alu NJ public auction BY Comni'sloncr
posoy at 1880 o'clock to-day, There
was no salO lot want Of bidders,
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MANY INJURED
IN a Rear End Collision Between
an Excursion Train
ALMOST PACKED TO SUFFOCATION,
And a Runaway Engine on the Sea
Beach Railroad,
THE WRECKED CAR is IGNITED

Aud tho Flames Spread RapIdly-No
Fatalities are Roported, Hut the
Escape From Instant Death OF the
Passengers was MIrOcuIous-Thc
E1ourslOniSts BOcome Panic strIclS.
On-LiGt ofthO Injured.
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breath, in a combat OF life and death
against any who dared lay hsndS upon
the most sacred possessions Of the
tathGrland,
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At twOlyO miles from Tower, Deputy
Phillips, who was acquainted With
FrNkor uudct lila ALA. at schuoll, aaw
hi4 companion Ia shnn.y near the
wood and on onqulrlng whore tho
doctor was, lcatnrl that they had Just
moved 10 this place aud that frakct
was out hunting, On examining tho
shanty, trap door was found In llO
floor with q considerable excavation