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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
nsesI,Ins rellcr nI..InE.

CHICAGO, Sept. ig.-Ross &. Van
Bokkelen, receiving teller Of TIE
Merchants Loan n Trust company, IL
missing. bO Ia $4,000 OF tho money
belonging TO the Institution which is
the second largest banking coEcefn In
the West. IL IL thought ne has gone 10
Mexico. Tho discovery OF his shortage
came ABOUT when n representative Of
tue Mccormick Hafvestur company
called NJ the bank Ia regard 10 de-.
pO,it OF $4,000 made last Ffidny. An
examination OF the books showed that
II had not been entered aud further
that Van Bokkelen had suddenly left
on Saturday on his vacation.
Later lit was learned tho oulprile
are Paying Teller II. Jones ana Re
ctivlng Teller J. II. Wilson.
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Ciovsiaas'. Laitsr OF Consolation 10 n
LsylnF Mother.

CIoyeiaas's letter OF Consolation 90 a
LsyinF Mother.
WICHITA, ka0., Sept. l0.-Pfesidsnt
Cleveland sent To following note ~
Mrs. MadioE:
"Dpar Madam - / have not fully
reviewed the case, but sum ciently 10
aB,ure . loving m0tner that her son
will rot DO executed October H."
Mrs. Maddox has made a wonderful
fight TO save the lie OF Clyde Maddox,
her son, convicted anu tontsnced TO DO
hanged, af,er Ons Of the hardest legal
battles the Wott has ever witnessed.
Clyde Maddox, who had gained the
name OF terror Ia Oklahoms during
tho early days OF tina, territory, was
accused OF numbering y negre, nsmed
John Mulllnu. He WIS triah IN the
United States court Ia September, 1900,
iounG guilty and seGtsnoed 10 death.
Tgon W trials were granted anu the
case was carried 10 the United States
supreme court, which affirmed tue
action OF tho lower court.
Mr.. Maddox, who has been tue COZ.
slant friend VI ner SON all these long
months aud yetrs, made n personal
appeal 20 President Cleveland, who
was induced TO give her audience at
Gray Gables In August, and the ABOVE
message shows tue result.
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TAMPA, sspL i9.--oni cial news 70.
celvod In this city states that nj tho
entrance Of the hRthor Of Havana last
midnight, the Spanish gunboat San
ohtz Bafcastegul coilided with "
Spanish merchant steamship hor,eta.
The latter almost Immediately sunk.
Rear Admiral Senior Dclgado nnd four
other ON and thirty suamen were
thrown overheard from the gunboat
aud drowned. The damage 10 the
gunboat Il serious, but she did not
alnk. Tho OF life on the Montora
Ia not stated.
General Dalgado Psrejo was com.
maudor OF the Spanish naval forces In
Cuba. Ho arrived on the Island on
June IL.
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Valuable JeMelty Stolen.

The residence OF MIR. and MrI. Hoboi
Lee, OF this city, was robbed last uighi.
the thief carrying OH three valuable
rings. two OF them having diamond
,etliugs. Only few days ago the
Lees were made victims IN similar
manner though not ON ~ large scale.
Suspicion points 20 n young comesllc
NJ being the guilty party. In this con-
neotion II mlgni properly be stated
that there has been good deal OF that
Kind VI business going on OF lAte-sl.
most enough TO warrant tho belief that
IL IL spidemioal.
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THE FAtrurUL Do0.
Guardsd the Corpsc Of nj. Mistress
10 III. Last

CHICAGO, Sept. lg.-An aged anu
unknown womsn dropped dead at
Forty.thifd street nnd Wentworth
avenue yesterday afternoon, probably
from the heat. she was accompanied
by dog OF ragged coat, which acted
like = wild beast when his niistIeis
went down. He yeiped anu dashed
and rushed TO aud iro, stopping every
minute TO lick the womaE's lace. When
the police arrived anu .tsAyed TO re-.
move the BODY, in which u spark Of
lie fingered, the dog sprang Ia their
way anu snapped viciously. A dozBn
tunes he was driven away only TO re-
turn 10 the onhrge 80 vlciously NJ be.
fore. The woman was finally loaded
Oh n strclcher ami the faithful brute
followed close la the waKe OF the IN.
troll. At the station lie sadie the SAME
Demonstration OF afiyotlonstc pfotcO-
ton, aud this time the police, who
began ~ undsrsisHd the cass bu1 little
bslius, permitted him to ouddlv up
near thB woman. When she expires
III. remains were removed 20 tao riot-
que, tLs Uos siill Ietanlnsd ON the
Watoh. All efforts 10 drive HIN OF
pioVsd futile and he was Orally per-
nllted 10 meuut guard buslde tho bier
on which she lay.
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Notice TO bishops.

In consequences OF the Tsbernsole
still undergoing repairs, no meeting
will DO held there on Sunday, the 22na
Inst.
The Bishops In the city will bold
meetings Sunday afternoon and e'en-
ing In their respective wards rs they
have been dn'trg the last few weeks.
Your brethren,
Angus NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH h. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. pEgnOsF.
Presidency o; Silt LSke 3 axe n on.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 10, 1890.
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the orar Emphasizes the Existence OF
ola Military AiiisneN

MRcOURT, Sept. l0.-Encrmous
crowds Witnessed the great review O..
cay Of The French army, which has
teen matwuyerlng during thu week In
TIE Department Ol V0sces. rhe Russian
gsasral, Dfhgomlrod, has been with
lhe uoops throughout tho tGaumuTfes.
Today Prince LObonnii. Russiau mia.
h'si Of foreign atiairs, joined Genrral
Dngomlfoii. The presence Of these
lso Representatives, OF Russin. with the
Frneh army, Is regarded ~ having
exceptional significance, aud IN taken
nin ,yidenos Of the Cz,I's desire 10
tnpbaiiLe the existence OF an alliance
eslssen Russia and France on mill
hI grounds. Prince Lola noil IL the
sowst eonndabt OF Car Nicnolas. At
ihtquut given on "Wednesday night
GsnsIal DfagomirCii gave tho follow
log ios,t
"lo maternity ON the field OF battle, ~
union In combat aud ~ the lille
fIeaeh troops who sometimes move Inc
bisar.n
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( STEAMSHIP LOST.
II rng and Passengers Saved from
Death 10 The Waves.
,,ErIcuL,Rs OF fhE ACCIDENT
r,,,m. A Netherlands. American
Vessel, Cslld,, with the Turk
i.lan In a Fog.

...,,ru Eng, Sept. l0.-Tho
,,,msr Bsfssioti has a'in'., :,
TIC I'm low the Tfswlsr Nul'urei VI
..m aud four ship boaif, con-
FtnAn, ..n,a,n crew sud passens-
LIS m, Netherlands American
,,,m,hIp cOmpAny'sst' Smsn,p i'
Sp.,,.,dsm, from New fofk, b'uhu
Gi'0"''- -
~ Amsterdam ...t,, Td.m
All O'Clock ihls ino' -.
..uis,d with the TuTkieiApi my hi'''N
-, INF. uoini. The collision
"lH' ,,s. s,n,e fog. Edam found.
oteuifel ~ -, ~ CLAW In
ard and Iuikis'an wa" ''' ~
n, ioy. The eap'ain, es." an'
...,,,e. Of Edam, who TOOK 10 'ho
,'.,n.d,.,sly after tho collision,
b1a" iihu'eV ,,.ui.,
usfe picked up 'oo
M oAptS PASSENGERS.
-, ,o-Tb, Fdam.
NEW YORK, oey'' LID ram This
Captain Bfunsni' aJ Tor hm,tor.
poll, sep1emp.' = ,,,,,I.d no cabin
dam. On Ins UP '"'
passenger. 49,. t,,Il In Ro,tofdsm
lhe steamer Wa S All ,eet lonv. 30
10 lssA sho w ~, ' cs., She rs,is.
iess oes"i -. o .07 tops net.
tered SlSO IONS s'V'''
ALL SAVED.
the nah.
The lfavleI Nul'ut' 80, A. 1dy-
Ing grounds nl1s,n my, ~, J,at le.
nole llgh'house ~, 'e', cam. M.
isfe veioeA ~, ssafI great
Those on the ' ul'u ,ss ia,,,fic
blowing Of whistles Anu w., .iongsias
crash. The ru,.u - ,sn,d.
The ileamshlp hu'n nn,oa ,a,n.sisa
~ hlling. Captain nIu , s,, .rss sn,nJs
the Vul1ufr 70 svsnI uy ri he
boats were quickly 49," ,,s w,,hont
passengers hsip hsu INV nv. >. e,cst.
accident Ihe pnsense na nanIc
y alarmed oul uu',o 49, w,thant
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Complimentary Concert.

A pleasant entertainment will 10
given In the Eleventh ward tomorrow,
Friday, evening, complimentary to
Elder Henry A. Tuckelt, now on h
mission In Great Britain. A nno pro-
gram has bsen arranged, which In
cludcs pieces by tho ward choir aud
selections by the following well known
local talent outside OF the choir: Mrs.
Agnes Olsen rhomAs, Master q. Pike,
the boy soprano, ELI IL. Pierce and
Prof. Charles Stewart.
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h'pnbIlean "llarmun,r mso,,nv.

SHlVAGO, Sept. 10. - Ths "hAr.
s'ay meeting OF tho Republican
s,unly committee wound up last nigh.
'he paflors OF the Great Northern
r'NiElth brutal fight between Alder.
SAn Henry IAmmers, OF the anti.
mn element, anu "BuekD McCAr.
Tbi trong supporter Of the mayor A..
bas on'ioAl aifaira Of the committee
can,a oefh settled by what was called n
msn p,vnlse In which tho hnti-5wiit
M, nau huscided advantage. All
Va wy, une mayors supporters gained
lhSt a ue consent OF their oppononts
in ~ III credentials to the convention
esm Oy,ooet should be submitted 10
i,,a luee beisre the convention went
lev. stssion. The anti.Bwift men,
"''e'' have secured u majority Of
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Proposed F.ir NTasoma.

TACOMA, SspLl0.-A project to hold
an occidental and oriental fair In
Tacoma In the summer OF tho year
1900 was considered by large meet.
Ing OF citizens held at the chamber oil
cUmmerce and unanimously approved.
A preliminary organiEatiou was
formed anu committees appointed TO
perfect plans and get the work started
roth IA this country ard Ia the
counties Of tue east which IL 10 hoped
to intsTes, lre object viii DO to foster
trade relations between tho UnlteG
81 aies aud oriental natiOnS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

CHICAGO, Sept l0.-rho heat dur.
ing tuu past fofly-aight hours has boon
intense aud tho prospects for cool1i
weather Is not encouraging. Tuesday
night was tho hottest OF tho year. the
Thermometer registering hsveuty-slx
degrstB Tor tbs entire night. Yostor-
day there were four proslrations, Gus
of them, that VI an unkuOwa woman,
proving fatal. The others were Chs.
Carey, +. a. Fisher, a board VI trade
mau, and Miss Susie Drenaer. Ii 4.
said that thsy Will recover.
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sssp snnntastnr.r- WIN oombIne.

BAN FRAsciscO, Sept, io.-lt IL
stated thal tIe thirtY -four soap manu-
iActurerg Of the state are about 10 fofm
a combination 10 ralss prices aud avoid
keen competition among Themselves.
a meeting Will be held here 10 arrange
tue matter. Eastern competition 10
the cause OF the action.
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Gels Ten Years.

On Tuesday, a. II Ice, Idaho, VIII
liam IL. Thomas, convicted OF man
slaughter tor the killing Of James Ford
al Silver CITY on December 20, 1884,
ten yoar,' imprisonment IN tue state
poDitentiary, the maximum punieh.
meut.
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NEW YURK. Sept. ia special to
thu Hsfalc from 9uunOs Ayres sayG
Alarming but vague fumOrs con-
tlnue - reach Rio 10 Janoifo oi the
uprising OF tho national guard In Rio
Gr.nde DO Sul. The latss. fopor. 10
that 1000 rIbols have ssizsd the town
VI BAgc and refuse % Surrender.
Their leader " G-aoral Sarai"a VINO T.,
it IL salj, acting al Ito mitigation OF
Gen. MARITIME.
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GREEN BAY, VIA, SEPT. i9.-Nsws
reAonod here today that terrific
cyclons swept over D3rr county, peu.
insulsr, yesterday, domolishing fully
thirty buildings. At Clay Bank the
large Shioh church was twisted from
tho foundation, lifted bodily into th.
air and dumped bottom up. For
twenty miles ths cyclone cut n swath
through timber ami HctOss farms,
leveling everything. No one wa,
BILLED.
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LndY TemneInnrc Chnmnlon.

Mrs. J. Tiliord, the national organ.
izer OF the WomAh's Christian Tenn
perance union, i'iu tho city, the guest
OF Mrs. W. IL. TibbAls, the prrsiJent
OF the local branch w. G.. T. u. On
Sunday afternoon Mrs. TiliotJ Will
deliver ifes lecture 90 men only bt
thu Y. VI. q. A, subject, "rruo aud
FAlts Patriotism"
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THO trinidad con,reY.r.r.

NEW SouS, Sept. 1.-THE Herald
correspondent In Rio DO JSnsiro lole-
graphs thpt the Brazilian government
IL not content with EnglSnd's propo.
si.ion 10 abandon Tginidai II Brazil
will consent 90 the establishment on
tho island Of "a cable station. II this IL
Insisted ,uIon, IL Is reported that the
British minister IN Rio DO Janeiro will
receive his passports.
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CHICAGO, sepl. ia disdaloh from
Happening Gays: This striking miners
have tired Of Union diclati0n aud arc
deserving tho ranks TO esk for jobs NJ
their TOT ner place OF employment. Al
tho lAnt meeting OF tho union II was
voted to remain out, but many mon
will work anyhow. One hundred
miners have applied at this Lake
Superior oiiioo aud been given em-
ploymenl.
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BosToS, sept. i0.-Iron Moulders'
Union los OF this city havS ordered
the employees In eight Of the largest
iron ioundr ios In BosIon and vicinity
TO strike Mt once. IL Ia expected that
800 men will 70 out Tue mon want
s3 per day, the rGcogDiiion OF the
union GARD Rni tbs appointment OF y
ioInt arbitration committee.
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SENATOR vE.r uSonASoEo.
ue Expresses Himself TO That Ensei
90 % nennrlsr.

New YoRiS. sept. Ex-senator Vest
Of Missouri was interviewed today To-
gatding his reported change OF Views
on tue silver question. lie said; 1.-THE
alleged conversation never occurred.
/ nave not left the ranks Of
the iroe coinage advocates iandI my
Adbsroncs to the principles 1
always advocated ~ unchanged, moi.
outstanding the unauthorized report
to the contrary. l firmly believe In
tue tree anu unlimited use OF silver
against the single gold standard. l
wish 10 distinctly understood that l
have not In the least departed from my
principles on the silver question and
really, am st loss To know how 10
was | came 10 be mlsrepresented."
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ms. LANerRY,. LEVELS.



LONDON. Sept l0.-DurinS the
,senre Of Mrs. Langtry ON the CONT
ueul forged order was presented nj
M oink Tor her jewel box, which con.
Aosd 500, 900 worth OF swel-. Tue
w was delivered 10 the bearer Of tue
nasf. MTs. Langtry returned home a
Nv days ago and today sunt TO the
auk lot her lswois. when she learned
ma' ms box had been delivered nnder
w circumstances indicated on August
~ scotland Yard WINS At once not
sea OF the robbery. Up 10 the present
tvels,
among the jewels were three tiars.,
sse 81 diamonds and pearls, another u
hOnus anu rubiep and . third NJ
samonds aud turquoise, besides
,.,eIN necklace. anu Iivieres. Tue
Susf upon which It was delivered wss
lueh on paper marked with Mrt.
Meel, 3. W,
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NEW YoRS, Sept. l0.-rhe Her.
AIDS Correspondent 10 RIO dc Janeiro
telosrapha that President Noraes hat
consented 10 act ~ arbitrator between
Peru aud Bolivia, which republics are
ttill In n state OF slight disturbance be.
cause Bolivia demanded that Peru
should formally salute her nag Ne =
part Of tho terms Of treaty relating 10
boundary.
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sALINA, Kan, Sept. l9.-Mayo =
]. Il. YAward OF this city wa. arrested
last evening charged with misconduct
In office. Tho mayor recently removed
l.. NJ. TutIlr, an old soldier, from the
police force, aud for this was arrested
under tho stats statute making this
action official misconduct.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-An omploye Of
the Natiosi Bank Of Illinois 10 misf-
Ing and with him has disappeared
$4,000. Tho bank officials Refused to
MAKE public the name Of tho defaul.
ter.
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planned that he carried the pistol tor
protection rs he lived Ia an unlre'
guentod part OF washington. He was
the originator Of the phrase, 81 am
Dsmocrat.v
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BOARD of Education.

The board Of education will meet
tonight. A considerable amount OF
business will bs transacted, aud II is
expected that the contract Tor furnish
ing coal ior ths schools ioE the coming
year will be awarded,
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Ell pAsy, Tex, sepi.l0.-John Daos,
houtebfuEAtE nud escaped convict
from NayaJ) county, Atlalna, JAIL
btcn arrested hugs. lilo haI recipes
for making Artificial gold aud also steel
saws for cutting wire bOso screens.
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Ini.rEnIIIur Mnil.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Scot ia
Toftlun OF tuo walls OF ths old Colonate
building, which N being torn dow a,
fell today. Six wofEmen woT. buried,
bot none are thought 10 DO fatally hurt.
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ALExANDER's LECTURES,

Prof. Alexander gives hia celebrated
lecture on love, oouitship aud marriage
tonight at Christenesn's hall. To-
morrow and Saturday afternoons he
will lecture 20 lAdivs only, on fashion
aud maternity anu SHOW - be
Healthy Rnd Handsome" aud on
Friday and Saturday evenings 10 mon
only on Perfect Manhood.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THERE WAS another well pleased
audience nj the Grand opera house last
night, where Roasdalo was given for
the third time during the week.
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rour Officers aud rortv Of the crew
Reported Drowned.

HAVANA, Sept. lo.-The cruiser
Baroastegui was wrecked At midnight
by illision with the merchant steam.
or NorierA In the canal At tbs entrance
TO Port Bstcas,egui. Marlno.gencral
Delgado Parsj9, three other ofilcefs
anu forty OF the crew were drownsd.
The cruiser has beon employed on
government business between different
parts OF Cuba.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Governor w. II. Upham, tf VILE
con'iD. fell In going up Lockout mou1-
tain aud BROKE hiH ,e,.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24

and will not occur again until 2,oVO'
900 years have elapsed.
The earliest specimens of Indian
corn grew, it is believed by botanissts'
on the plateau Of Peru, where tins
plant has been found growing in a
condition which indicates it is indlg-
Gus to the soil.
The largest place Of worship in the
world is the Coliseum at Rome,
which which was consecrated as a
church to prevent further desecra-
ton: it formerly seated $4,000 spec
totors. The next largest is st. Pc
ter's which can seat $4,000 worship
pers.
The largest mo nolithie statue in a
perfect state is that Of Dalbristu OF
Japan. 1t is Al feet high. This size
is exceeded by some of the statues
of Egypt, but the latter are so great
ly damaged by weather and time
that their original Dimensions can
with difficulty be ascertained.
The largest room in the world IL
SAID to be the hall of the imperial
palace at St. Petersburg. 1t is 100
feet long by $50 wide.
The heaviest man whose weight
is recorded automatically was Miles
Darden of Tennessee. He weighed
little less than a loco pounds.
The largest man eyer enlisted IN
the British army was Lieutenent
Sutherland. HIS height was 8 feet 4
inches, and his weight was 1854
pounds.
The most extensive artificial exca-
yations are the catacombs OF Rome,
which are beieyed to contain over
800 miles of sqhterranean passages
The greatest transmission of pow
CT by a wire rope is at Schaff lausee,
by means of itshorse power is trans=
mitted to distance of a mile.
The oldest known apple tree in
this country is in Cheshire, Conn,
The seed was planted 40 years ago
and the tree still bears a few apples.
The costlie$t theater ticket was
the first one SOLD for the Jenny Lind
concert In New York in 1890. 1t
brought $3.50 and was bought as an
advertisement.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24

and valley land in close proximi
ty seems to us an argument
which will commend itself to any
one.
But we reiterate what we
have often said before, Take no
mans word, come and see for
yourselves And we are satisfied
when the land and surroundings
are examined that what we
have at any time said will be
more than endorsed, but come
anyway.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24
w. A. Turner, Victoria.

We were much pleased on visiting
Victoria to find the reports Of the
good business yer fed. Visiting Mr..
Pryor's store we found it replete
with new stock Of goods Of all
kinds, and Mr.. w, A. Tm-
ner, Q Mr.. Pryor's agent, in
formed us they were selling lots of
goods. Mr.. Turner's experience of
fifteen years in business stands him
in good service and he is enabled to
buy close and give his customers
good fer gain.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24
anyway,

THE Manufacturers Record
publishes this week a list of the
members OF the New. England
Cotton Manufacture. RS Associa-
ton, @ me to Sequachee, gem
tlemen, if you want q site. We
are just aching for cotton mil
We notice Mr.. K. w. Lord, one
OF this Co.'S heaviest stock holders
and a believer in Sequachee is
one of them. Bring them on,
Mr.. Lord, right now.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24
NOW FOR A COLONY.

in another column we print
an account of colony of Swiss
to be located in Lewis County in
Middle Tennessee. What. Mr..
Robertson Of Cincinnati, says a.
bout titles of land is OF great inns
portance 10 everyone, and un-
fortunately does not apply only
to one section of the State The
New Era of McEwen, a few
weeks SINCE very pertinently
asked the question: "Why cam
not something be d ne by the
State of Tennessee to settle land
titles so that purchaser OF
property may know when he
makes a purchase of land
whether he is buying land or q
law suit?" We have communi
Gated with Mr.. Robertson, ask
ing him to look in this direction;
also to the State Commissioner
Of Agriculture, who, we are told
has parties from New York state
looking for location on the Gum
berlaud plateau,
Now these are the kind poo
ple.we want, and the Sequachee
Valley Cool and Iron Co., has
lands for sae WHICH can be safe.
ly offered with a good tile, thai
10 if lawyers opinions ond posses,
sion, aud paying taxes amount tc
anything, and the statute o
limitations is de f4cto.
Therefore we say the lands o
the Sequachee Co., has good titI'
and we think We know, and WI
ask intending settlers t.
come this way, and get ever,
thing and we think a little NOR
than other portions of the Stat'
can offer, while it is within cas-
possibilities for a ready marke
Tor truits, vegetables and othe
products,
This is no speculation as t
possibilities, the existence {
good farms on the mountains
the grand water supply, the fin
orchards and whey ards alread
in bearing, ppeak for themselVt
aud the diversity of mountain
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24
Orchards.

We propose in the near future to
interview the owners of orchards on
the mountain as to the extent of
their crop. just now we have in
mind Col. A. j. Spears, J. Ii. Lock
hart, 9. w. Watley and Mrs. Levan
on the Cumberland plateau and Da-
Yid Ables, who has a young orchard
of 1000 trees on Walden's Ridge on
the opposite side Of the valley.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-10-24

WE hope the managers of the
Tennessee Centennial will profit
by the exper ence OF others and
when they OPP N the doors have
the whole shooting match ready
for exhibition.