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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
1~usiaatseit Der Aepfel= uno 8irn
Rerne.

Die 6ieriiber an Der @ei1enbeimer 2e6r@
anftalt fir Sbitbau bon ProfeiorxDr. Sod
angetelten 8erfu9e e%rgaben, baB BON ben i'm
6erbfe ausgeideten Ober in Die Grbe ge=
brabten Sbitternen i'm 9ur919nitte ni1t
einmal Is proeent aufgegangen paren. Die
fer nnteri9teb purbe babur9 berf9Grft,
baB BET 3pei fpdten Gorten nod 40 prDz
gent Der Samen i'm Sribiabre feimz
ten, BEL allen friibreifen Sorten, Bel benen
bic &erne entfprehenb ldnger troden aufbez
pa6rt norben tparen, in ben meiten SGlen
fein ein3iger &ern me6r fam. gs bat Ii9
bier alio bic alte @rfabrung beitdtist, baB
Obitterne i'm 9erbite geidet tperben mii1en,
unb baB tie I'M 10 i4le6ter teimen, ie LAM
sere. 3eit binbur@ tie troden aufbenabrt
tpurben. Oiele trodene Mufbepabrung
16eint ibrigens an benz f9le6ten Reimen
cine Sauptf6ulb 3u baben. @enigftens fet=
men Sbftferne, bic man in groben poiten
aufbepabrte unb bic fi9 gesenieitig frii9 err
balten, INNER Diel better, dls einaeln aufbe=
nabrte, tpel6e fpomDglt4 mod in mariner,
trodener 3tmmerluft INNER iebr iturt ausz
trodnen. gs piirbe nun febr lebrrei6 fein,
penn bur@ tpeitere 8erfu9e feitgeiteqt
piirbe, in pelAer Weiie gerabe bur9 bic
ber19iebenen @rabe bes M~ustrodnens bic
&eimfdbigfeit Der Nepfel@ unb 8irnterne be-
einflnBf tpirb nnb tpie Der Na9t6eiG bes Mus=
trodnens be1eitigt perben fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

fdnnt, anoere tpiffen bon i6r benz Rd@
men na6; tper d6er Gelegenbeit bate, bieie
peft fennen gu lernen, per erfabren bat,
nit ipel9er 2ei9tisteit Der Mnitsdungsitoff
it9 neiter Derbreitet, ME bic SauIbrut mani
bert BON Srt 81 Ort, tpenn ibr ni9t re9tz
3eitig @inbalt getbun pirb, per ben unan=
9enebmen 3utanb Der BON Der &ranf6eit
befalenen BienenpDlfer geIe9en bat: Der
fpfro an4 ben Getnb, Der %un1eren 2ieblinz
gen bro6t, ni@t unter16dben. Sin faut=
briitiges 8ienenDolf muB fat INNER gu
8runoe geben, oa Die &rant6eit nun in ben
Ielteni item Sallen BON ielber ipieber perz
i9pinoet; Der 4ntedungsitoff baftet aber
an ben Wuben unb &aIten ia6relang, pern
Die pil5e ni9t 5ert0rt nerben. DIS Sell
mtttel fir bic Saulbrut fpirb 9ali3iGfGute
enttpeber in gelOiter pber in &au9form emz
pfoblen. 8ei f9pa6er Snfettion, reIp. UNI
Der &rant9eit Dor3ubeugen, 1T bic Sali3il=
idure getpib bon Huben; aud lit fe i6on
ofters nit @rfolg angetpenbet porben. Sci
f6ptertgsn 5daen aber berfagt bieIes, uno
man tdnn fpobl idgen, iebes 6eilmittet; nur
oas 4bf4tpefeln Der 8ieneno0lfer unb bas
gerni3ten Der Waben unb 8ienenppbnunz
gen lam Elm tpirtfames Mittel bieten, lin
bic Na9baritdnbe por Qntedunq au 6spahz
rem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Brief aus M1ifffiippi.
MerigoG6, Metf., 5. Suli e

Mert9olo, Wtn., 3. Sult 20.
Mertber 9r. 8ebafteur!
Sn u%nferer @egenb bef4dftigt ihb a1es
NIT merger Wdare: 8aumpoIe UNI SiIber.
GeBt6tn las i9 in einem gpuntD : paper
5Olgenbes: .4rbettet auf bic Sreiprdgung
BON StIber bin, S6r Sarmer, BENIN bann
perOst Sbr in nd9ter 3eit Cure 8aumz
noble gu II Gents per Bfunb Ios perben
@f0nnen. tOu1mt iebo9 9Olbpdbrung, 70 iintt
8aumpOIe i'm Bretie auf 4 Gents per
Pfunb berab unb Nusldnber tommen 6ierbsr
unb faufen Cure 6armen gu Spottpreifen."
Scum, iebt petB man ia, mas man gu t6un
bat unb min Semanb, Der anberer Mnii9t
1T, it4 am @nbe erbreiiten, ben Sarmern
tldr gu MAIDEN, baB tpeber SiGber nod Sob
etpas nit ben preifen gu tbun bat, ionbern
baB bieie nur BON Der 9rOBe Der Probuttion
%ab6dngen, 10 tpirb er ob feiner groBen l1nz
nifenbeit mitleibig bel69elt.
l1nfere grDBen 8uumppupflan3er fabriz
SIREN ebenfalls berartige ~2iigengepebe. Sc
ben Winter tptrb in irgenO elmer Stabt cine
groBe ~8erfdnumlung abgebalten, UNI Die
Preiie fir beiagte Maare binauf gu treiben;
babel nirb unter frGftigem 5Gnbef9utteln
feierli3 gelobt, duf ieber Blantage 10 unb- %
biele Ncres peniger gu pflan5en, i'm @ebeiz
men oentt dber Sober: aba!, ieber ~ein3elne
BON meinen 9enDffen pflan5t nun peniger
als bor6er, t9 fperbe ba6er mein Nreal I'M
minOeitens 100 Ncres ausbe6nen unb babel
meinen S9nitt MAIDEN.
Qu9 purbe lebtes Sa6r in 8e5ug auf
Stanb unb 4n3abr Der nit 8aumipone be-
pfldn5ten 4cres framm barauf lbs gelogen,
nm ben Preis in Die 906e gu treiben; mir
9atten ia oas Bib fets bpr Nugen, tpis bel
me6r 8aumfpple auf ben Martt g~eldnqte
unO bermp9ten cine genauere 99Gbung
bdriber an5uiteaen, ais ale Iogsnanntsn
PrDpbeten unb Sarirer.
Sm beurigen Sdbr 1T nett mebr aGs ie
suDpr gepfian8t tpprben, man 1T berTu9t,
eli g%ldu6en, Die gauge @eGt fpne bamit err
obert perben. gta, unb bas SiGber mod baz
81, ba iinb mir ia gang gebOrig i'm S9laz
mattel!
0G6renO Der lebtberfloTenen brei Monaz
ten 9atten mir gar feinen &egen, Der ia bier
nm bteie 3eit gu ben @usnabmen gsb0rt,
trobbem ite6en Corn un6 8aumnoIe 5iemz
liA gut, &urtoffeln aber unb Semitic CAB
ss unb gie6t es ni9t biel. @or &ur5em
iDurbe bier cine neue fatbolii6e Stride einge=
ipeIbt unb babel mar audi Gbicagp gut berz
treten. nur tpuuberten mir uns, baB IS UNI
bieie 3eit in @bicagO beiBer gepefen fem fO1,
ais bier Bel uns. Cine Stride ba6eu mir nun
lpo9I, dber teinen 9eiiIi9en; berfeGbe purbe
iDieoer abberufen aus @riinben, bic mir UNI
beriGnbIi9 Iitb.
gtun pin19e i9 ben 8auernbribern unb
Der &eOuttion Der r8eiIage" Elm gutes Sort
tpmmen unb perblei6e nit beitem 9ruB
Sofepb Sa9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Der rthti9e 0eitpunft fir Ole beu.
Grnte.

I'm ben ri3tigen ,3eitpunft fir bic Seuz
ernte gu %treffen, oarf man ni9t auBer a6t
la1en, baB Slice unb @raspflanaen in Der
eriten 9dlfte ibrer Gntpidlungs5eit, ulfD
nod bebor tie Samen anfeBen, bic qrDBte
Wfenge lei9t perbauli9er NGbrftoffe entz
balten. Mit Der Samen6ilbunq unb Der
Samenreife nimn1t Der Nd6rpertb Der Sten=
gel uno 8ldtter, fopte bic @erbauli9feit Der
lebteren ab. Der @ebdlt an Sol3faIer baz
9egen gu. Nm beIten 1T es, bic Sutterpflan=
gen gu n1d9en, iobaIO lie in 8liitbe getreten
fino. 9ierfiir ipri9t au9, baB bic msiften
5utterpflan5en IN Der 8liitbe5eit bic gr0Bte
Mohenentfpidelung BADEN. 0as in bieier
3eit gemdbts 9ras trei6t raider unb iipz
piger na9, mas pieber fir ben 3peiten
S9nitt BON GROCER 8ebeutung 1T. Sat man
auf Wielen ri9teoenartige @rdIer, bon
oenen einige friiber, anoere ipdter bluben,
10 1T Ser 3eitpuntt bes MG6ens bann ge=
fommen, tpenn bic meiiten @rGier in 8lIt6e
iteben. Soften auf btefe Weife, bu penig
@rasfamen ouf ben 8oben faIen, ~etn3elne
2iiden i'm @rasnu9s entIteben, 10 muB man
fol6e @rdfer na9iden, bic einen anertannt
boben Ndbrpertb bdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Gorrefponoens aus oem Staat
Wafbinoton.
@Genpopb s + m, @elcrme,
8batcOm g., @uib,, 80. Sum- '96.
@eehrte HebQftipni

@1u4lpAl VIZ NOuIH'I OO- OSuNt 90
8ee6rte &ebattipn!
WoIen Sic mir einige 3eilen in S6rer
geI9dbten 3eitung erluuben in 8esug auf
unIere 9uget Spunbz @egenb i'm ipeItli9en
WaI6in9ton unb meme abpptirte 9eimat6?
Sd fam i'm 6erbite 1885 6ier6er, nm freies
Regierungsldno nauf3une9men" uno Die
Qanopirt4I6aft gu bstrei6en. Mein friiz
6erer 8eruf mar Minenarbeiter in ben Sob
len6ergperfen, beute iebo4 fOnnten MIDI teiz
nerlei Geripre9ungen mebr 6epegen, 6u
pbtger 8efbdftigunJ 3uriidautebren, uno
6auptiu9e bieies 8riefes lit, Sbren 2eIsrn
in ~penigen Worten tlar gu MAIDEN, nie id
gu Oieier 4nf3auung getpmmen BIN.
@ritens gefdlt mir mein ieBiger lamb
ntrtRf9aftli9er Beirut fe6r gut; i9 babe
elm gutes 9aus, 20 4cres unter Gultur, baz
gu einen Sbtgarten nit $50 8dumen, nel9e
aus @epfelz, 8trn>, 3peti6enz, Pflaumenz
uno &tri96Gumen beiteben, tpo3u Elm rei9er
grtrug OH @rbbeeren, 0imbeeren, SObannisz
uno Sta9eIbeeren gere9net tperoen muB.
Ollie biefe Srii6te pabIen ausge3et9net in
benz bieftgen milOen &lima, mas aber du9
BON 8ei3en, Safer, Sla9s, &pggen, @erite,
8u9pei3en unb 8ras geIagt perben fam.
l1niere aurtpffeln, 8iiben, 3uderrii6en,
3piebeln unb ale f%pnftigen Wur3elgepd9ie
t0nnen nirgenos iibertrpffen perben.
@inen Martt fir unIere 1anbpirtbf9aftz
li9en Probutte finben mir in ben fprtpd6z
renb na9fenben unb neu entftebenben Saz
brittGOten %unferer Na9burf9aft, in benen
Defenders SGgez unb S~9inbelmiiblep ben
9uuptbetrteb reprGfentiren. Sin GROCER
She'll biefer Mtiiblen ienbet feline aus robem
unb fein gebobeltem 8aubol3 beitebenben
Brobutte in groBen Segel= uno 9ampf=
f9iffen na9 benz Quslanbe; China, Sapan,
Siibamerifa, Muftralien, Nlasta unb Die
BON GDclonen uno Mplfenbrii9en beimge=
fu9ten Staten Dftli6 pom Seliengebirge
beite1en i6ren 8ebarf an 8ou6ol5 am
Puget Sounb. Mir baben ferner &oblen,
Gifen unb einen f9ier unermeBli9en Sc
bern6ol3beftanb. unIere &eb GebarzS9inz
oeln peroen na9 alien D1tli9en Qdnbestbetz
len berfanbt. Sn W6atcpm Gountp ALIEN
5d6len mir 6eute 43 @9inbelmiiblen, bic
TGmmtli9 i'm 8etrieb iinb unb per Sag
b~ur9f9nittli9 100000 S9inbeIn i9nei=
ben.
Infer 8Gima aeigt cine 0ur6i9nitts=
Temperature BON IS @rab, bD9t Ielten iintt
bas 9uedfilber inter NuQ i'm Winter,
nG6renb mir i'm CONNER 5tpif9en IS unb
IS @rab baden. Die Winter eritreden fi9
bier iiber einen 3eitraum BON 1-2 Moz
naten; i'm @ommer bdben mir ME unter
ii6ergrOBer 9ibe gu Ieiben; es itelen ii8
BEL uns feline Wplfenbrii9e unb Gpclone
Elm, peG9e bas 2anb berbeeren unb bas
bstpegli9e @tgentbum bes Sarmers in Elm
ongren3enbes Gountp biniiber 0erIeben, tpie
bas ia i'm beurigen Sriibiabr in Meifourt,
Soma, &anias, Ne6rasta etc. auf's Neue
pafftrt lit,
Snbem i6 befir9te, iebt f4on gu bel
Gsum in Sbrem ipert6en 8latte beanfpru9t
6aben, nil -i9 fir biefes Mal f3lieBen.
SC. 8. &lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
De-nidtet GAS murn1ftihiee Obitl

Die iungen Srii9te perben bGufig BON
Snieftenlurpen befpobnt, nfpurmiti9tg" GEE
ma9t unb baburb entpeber in tbrer gnt=
pideIung gebinbert ooer bod faft ipertblos
gema6t. Sci ben pflaumen finb es bic
2arben Der Pfldumentpespe nnb bes pflauz
menbo6rers. Die jungen 8irnen nerben
BON ben peiBli6en Bis ~rotbgel6en BARREN
Der 8irnzSrauermiide, pd6renb bic Der
&eiFe entgegengebenben tpurmitt9igen@epfel
unb 8irnen BON Der &aupe bes Npfelpidz
lers unb bic gflaumsn i'm glei9en Staz
blum bon Der &aupe bes Pflaumenipidlers
betpobnt tperben. Sci ben &ir19en 1T es
Die 9arbe Der airi6fliege. ur@erminoernng
bie1er 19Gblt9en Sbiere fOnnen mir beiz
tragen: 1. babur6, bdB mir alles Dpr5eitig
a6gefallene Obft, aud bus nod gang tleine.
fletBig auflefen rnb Derni9ten, ebe Die
Seinbe es nod berlafen baden; 2. bur3
CUTE R~inOenpflege, namentli9 &alfdnftrt9.
0ur9 biefen tperOen Diele Sbtmaben, tpel9e
ii6 am Stamme ein~gefponnsn baben, ge@
t0btet; 3. bur9 bas l1mgraben Der Baum
i9eibe; 4. bur9 griinbli9e &einigung Der
Sbi tfammern mad beren &Gumung; benin
bort finben ii9 in 9ielenriben, an 8dnoen
T. ID. mafenbaft eingefponnene Sbfz
maben, pel9e nit eingeerntet porben iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
wie fol- man .Obtbdume oinsenq

0ie Mubrung nimmt Der Baum bauPts
IG@ti6 bur9 bic Suugpur5eln auf, man
muB oaber ben Dung babin brtngen, po
i'm bic @augpur3eln bolen fOnnen. Der
Baum breitet beim 8a4ien feline Wur3eln
ebenfo aus, tpie feline @eite. Die SAFER
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
miId= Bafterten.

Sas BunoeszNderbau Oepartement ma9t
bic ~neneiten Grmittelungen iiber bic .3abl
Der, IN Der sepDbnli4en Mil9 e~ntbaltenen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
2lus Dem Gaseaoen. 6ebir9e.
Cape 9orn, Ma1bington,
Ii. Sum- 1896.
@eebrter 6err Simon!

@ee6rter 9err Simen!
Gus Der neuei ten Drummer Der rgetldge"
babe ib erfeben, baB Sic audi biefes Sabr
cine 5erienreife mad benz RDr6meiten gu
unternebmen geIpnnen itnb unb por benz
NuSbru9 Der Wdlbbrdnbe bierber fommen
tpulIen. 8ir baben CUR 3eit I60nes, flares
8etter; nit Dem erIten 8iertel bes Monbes
i'm Wlat bDrte es gu regnen auf, 10 baB mir
uniere flint Qcres 8artoffeln am 26. b. 90.
fertig gepflanat bdtten. Soften Sic anf
Sbrer Sour in unfere NG6e, an ben Golumz
bia &tper, fomrnen unb uns nit Sbrem Be
1u9e bee6ren tpp1len, tpiirbe uns bas ber5li9
freuet; gut ndre es babel aber, tpenn Sic
uns babDn 5uoor bend9rt9ttgten, banllt mir
Sic am 2~anDungspldBe abbolen tOnnten.
l1nIere poF fommt ieben 0ienitag, Don't
neritag unb SamItag. 0o9 pdre es pobl
ar9 ni9t gefd6rlih, i'm Safe Sic unb bielz
lei9t nod anbere &eiiegefdbrten I'M @ape
@prn ben Steamer berlafen uno bort unten
unb pben i'm Settlement na9 Carl 8uslaG
fragen piirben; Oa wiirbe Shnen Der Weg
I9on geaeist perOen, benin Elm Sober fennt
uns bier, unb CUR Sommers5eit lit es Elm
prddtiger Spu3iergang. 9eute 4beno bin
ib an einem f90nen, peltabgei6iebenen Ort
9epeien, Der, penn er in 0eutf9lano gelegen
tpGre, piel @eIb pertb fein piirbe. Sd fanb
bier beiBes NaFer, pie in @9langenbao
ober 8aben<8aben. Der Columbia SluB
lit tpieber au%Ber9epDbnli9 bo6 unb rt9tet
bel S9aben an.
Oo9 fir beute 9enug. Wfit N9tung ber=
bleibe i9 Sbr
Carl 8usGa@,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

n M. b. b,-O6iger Brief lit 1etber
erit ieBt, na9 meiner 3iidtebr aus Dem peitz
li3en 8ufbtngtOn, in meme 9dnbe %gelungt.
Re9t gerne ipdre i9 Der freunbli3en Gin
9efOlgt bod muB bus nun Bis uuf
fpdtere 3eiten aufge19oben tperben.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
MISSOURI PoPULIsTs.
A Bitter Tight Amons the Faetioas at
the sedaliA tonveEtion.

sEDALiA, Mo, July sG-fhe hght ln
the Populist state convention promises
TO be bitter one. The middle-Of-the.
road Missourians viii insist there he
no fusion with the state democracy on
electors aud that straight populist
ticket be put In the field.
Gov. Stone is here TO represent the
democracy. IN necessary he will con.
sent to a division 1f electors, while
Watson will get part of the electoral
vote, and in any event will give them
representation on the state ticket.
The populist candidates for governor
are; Frank Ritehie, Of st. Louis;
Judge J. T. Stone, of Kansas City, a
strong A. T.. A. man, and John :.
Crosby, of Kansas City. a pronounced
advocate of the single tax. II is any
body 5 fight at the present stage
The eonven tion, with between 5Ot
and 800 delegates and alternates, was
called to order by Chairman Rozelle.
The state committee named I. J. Pol
son, of Lynn cra2ty, temporary chair
man, and NJ. ', Carroll, Of Barton
county, temror.ry secretary. The
middle-of-the-road faction are in the
majority. They will advoeats the
nomination Of full party ticket aud
fusion with the democrats on prcsi-
dental electors and congre ssonal and
legislative nominees. Chairman Rozellt
thinks they should be given four of the
II electors and three Of the Is con.
gressmen. A number of prominent
democrats are here in the interest o.
| fusion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
BETRAYED BYAW WOMAN
whose Excitement Got the Better
OF Her Discretion.
Tt! PRISONERS on THE ISLE or PINES
'"'enusa 10 Make a Break for Liberty,
But Were Frustrated by tn. Un-
timely Utteranees Of a Won.
an Conspirator.

MADRID, July 3O-The Havana cor
respondent of lmpereial gives particu-
iars OF an attempted rising among the
political prisoners confined ON the Isle
ot Pines. From the details given IL il
almost certain that the plot would
nave been successfully carried out had
u not been unintentionally BETRAYED
by a woman through her anxiety for
us accomplishment, Since the out.
break of the insurrection great
number of persons who were
known to be supporters Of the
rebels, or were suspected of secretly
aiding them, were transported to the
Isle of Pines, which lies some 80 miles
of the southwestern coast OF Cuba.
Among the prisoners are number Of
women, some of whom took an active
part in the conspiracy. Some of the
eonspirators are nominally confined in
the Island cities Of Nueva Corona aud
Santa Fe, the capital, but they are al
lowed more or less liberty, according
to the nature of their offenses.
Heavy guards are employed to pre-
vent prisoners leaving the cities and
attempting to reach the shores of the
island. 1t appears that some Of the
more desperate Of the Cubans in Santa
Fe concluded that If all the prisoners
combined they would be able to over
come their guards and make their way
to liberty. Their plan was to seize
the arms Of the troops while the latter
were at church, and then make their
way to the coast where they intended
to capture a gunboat that is employed
in doing patrol duty around the
'sland.
Another detail Of the plan was to
seize Col Berriz, the governor of the
island, while he was going to mass
and hang him. Some Of the Cubans APP
parently hung back from this part Of
the plan, and it was while they were
being urged ON by one of the woman
conspirators that the plat was be-
trayed.
Some soldiers, who were passing tho
place where tde Cubans were gathered,
heard the woman, whose excitement
hal got the better of her discretion,
yehemently exhorting the men TO
capture the governor and kill him.
rhc soldiers Immediately informed
the governor of the plot, and the
promptest measures were taken to
Illustrate and punish the conspirators
The woman, who had been heard urg-
ing the Cubaus to hang the governor
and 20 men who are suspected OF being
the ring-leaders Of the proposed revolt
were at once placed in irons. They
will be sent to Havana for trial by
court-martial. The others who are i'm
plicated in the plot learned of its be
travail and fled to the far interior o
the island, where, in mountainoui
country aud broad swamps, the author
tiles will have hard task to recaptur'
thom unless they are forced to sub
mission by prospects of starvation.
A steamer with 200 troops to rein
force those already on the island ha'
sailed from Bat lbano.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01

WHEELING, W. Va, July 30.-A heavy
rain has caused immense damage to
property in this vicinity. Small creeks
became raging torrents and bridges
were swept away. The rain began at
two o'clock and continued until six.
Farm-houses were flooded and crops
irreparably damaged.
On the Ohio side the Wheeling &
Lake Erie, the Cincinnati & Pittsburgh
and other roads are blocked by wash
outs near Martins Ferry, and it will
be several days before they can run
trains. The large barn of VIM. Sharon
near Martins Ferry, O., was struck BY
lightning and destroyed by fire, to-
gether with large quantity of grair
stored in it.
The Baltimore g. Ohio suffered con
siderably. The worst trouble was oI
the parkersburg branch, and as. re
suit all passenger trains are obliged Il
use the Fourth division to ge
around to Cincinnati and st
Louis. Easton's tunnel caved il
at both ends while a passenge
train was going through, but fortu
nately the rnishap did not cost an.
lives. A number of trestles wer
washed out also on this branch, and
will be several days before any train
can be run through. On the fourtl
division the rain was unusally heav
in the vicinity of Belton and Glover
Gap. The tracks were flooded and a.
trains were delayed. Telegraph con
municstion eaat of Bolton is cut o.
and at noon the wires had not been n
paired.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
A NOVEL COT
rn IN "slcI Bays" of War Ships
Surgeon General Tryon's Latest.

rs In "slck Bays" OF War ships
surgeon- General Tryon's Latest.
tAsnISGroS, July 30. The latest
birivanee of Surgeon-General Tryon
Ehe navy, who /, continually work
! to ameliorate the condition Of our
|ors, IS q novel cot for the
Tx bays Of warships to re-
|re the ordinary canvas hammoclSs
IRE so little adapted for the
Of men in the long sieges
Fevers common to many ports, and
/ eh are useless when operations
4 to be performed for gunshot
|unds in time of battle or fractures
|tme Of peace. The new cot is oi
b. with sensible mattress and can.
sides, provided with numerous dc.
p for the comfort of the occupant
convenience of the attendants. II
y OesHnng from movable stanchions
proved from any deck. Adjustable
Yes and frames for raising the body
limbs are provided and altogether
ping conceivable is omitted fol
sick sailor Secretary IIerber,
directed them to be included in all
ships now under construction, and
Fapidly as possible they will bt
|ed on all naval vessels.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
AN lNCsNolARY MOB
burn Valuable Coal Mine Property Neas
ilymers, Ind.

SULLIVAN, Ind, July 30.-At 2'3O a.
m. body Of striking miners went TO
the IIvmera mines, two or three of them
covered the thre1 night watchmen with
guns. marched them to the woods
half a mile distant and stood guard
over them while the balance of the
crowd set fire to the plant and watched
II burn. It was totally destroyed.
burning timbers fell into the shaft and
set fire to the mine. Their work done
the mob left and went east toward
Clay county. 1t was rumored on the
street that the whole town OF Hymera
was burning, but messengers who ar
rived at eight o'clock report moth.
inc burned except couple OF
buildings Immediately connected
with the shaft The mines belong
TO the old Pittsburgh Coal Co. OF Chl-
caro-. and were probably the best
eovipped of any mines in this county
The loss is estimated at nearly 500, 900
Great excitement prevails, and the
sheriff is preparing to make thorough
Investigation of the matter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
A oNe.LeGGsD HERO.

Reynolds Gallant, Though Futile,
aof'' to Save Follow workmsn's
ha
l1lsRuRen Pa, July 30.-Wednes-
evening Peter Warbanic and
nuel Moody, top filters at Lucy
naees, fifty-frst street. were over
oy a rush of gas from under the
Harbauic fell head first down
mouth OF the furnace, alighting ON
Vi the bell, which was almost ut n
~ neat Moody calle for help,
nlmself attempted to rescue War
@ lie also inhaled the deadly
'nu iell into the bell. Other work.
came to the top of the furnace
were discussing plans of rescue,
II John Reynolds, one-legged
jumped down onto the bell and
''u .he men up to those above him.
FnU'us was then assisted out, and
Paga almost overcome and badly
asl, quietly hobbled away. War.
uled within a few minutes of his
Eae, and Moody can not recover.
AVios heroic action is the talk oi
|Trenceville.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-08-01
STORMS STILL RAGE.
Central Ohio Gets a Visit alton OF
Destructive Rain.
CROPS AND BUILDINGS LAID IN RUINS.
It Was the Worst Experienced in Many
Years at Springfield and Vicinity
Singular Eleeuoeution Of
Night Watehman.


CoLuMBUs, o., July 30-The storm
which swept over central Ohio Wednes'
day evening seems to have been cen
tered over the southern part of this
county. At Grove City, nine miles
south of this city, 80 small stables
nearly all of which contained valuable
horses in training for races soon to be
held at the fair grounds there. were
overturned. None Of the horses were
injured and their keepers escaped BY
being at supper at the time.
There is large canning establish
ment there which had just opened fol
the season, but the large crop of toma
toes and sweet corn which was being
canned is entirely destroyed. The to
mato fields are under three feet of wa
| ter.
The walls Of large brick building
at Wall and Capital streets, this city
occupied by A. Il. Pearson as livery
stable, collapsed. The fall was cause'
by softening Of the ground by the con
tinued rains. The building was ruined
but no one was hurt.