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The Delta independent., 1896-06-10
Land Patents.

PERCEPTION cash patents for isnds lying
in Delta county have this day been rs-
csived for the following named psrsons:
Harris Libsrman; Jasper Lytis; Belle
Aatlock. Thsss patents will be mailed
to the claiDants upon receipt Of the
deplicsts rsesivsr's receipt or proper
aAdavit q the Ioas q the SANE.
A. q. ANsnAH.
Register.
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NsAjoaal Sllver Party.

A mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Delta county 10 called for Saturday. June
l3. 1896. at 2 p. N. at the Town Co'a new
block. fos The purposs Of elscting eight
delegates 70 the State convention Of the
National Silver Party to b. held at
Denver. Colo. June 18th. 1896. for the
purposs Of selecting 70 delegates to the
National Silver Party Convention TO Be
hsid at st. Louis, No.. July q. 1895.
n. b. SMI1n, Chairman.
AILLAnD FAIRLAAs, Sec. pro ten.
tThis call vas signsd BY shoat 100 oe
the leading eitssns oe ell parties and from
all perts of the county but vas brought
in % late that We could not give the
space necessary TO publish the list Il
names in fuli.l
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Ano1nEa expness aoeSeav.

From tAo oopo8D 0o0o y 18ooDs2
Cosss, ssA Aathsvs it looan - theagh
tAs d. / r. q. Expssas eoupasy Dssat
TO deliberately rob ths fr0it grovsss q
Delta county out d ths proGts On thsir
orchards for this ssasos. LAst year tkey
mads . rsdnction from previous RATS
and shipped six bo1ss q peaches tus l0o
pounds. charging el.l0 to Denver. aad
on spplss thsy charged The sans rate
but allowed three boxes to 90 for 100
pounds. Their rates to TIE nearby
mining camps were % much higher than
this in proportion that large quantity
a fruit and Vegetables was hauled in
wagons from here to Lake City. Ousay
and Telluride. - the express rate more
than paid wages to the tsansters.
Throughout last year it vas the policy
of the Denver 1 Rio 0rands odlcials 10
make reductions in thsiH taTi6 whsn.
ever it could b shown that the in
creased business received would enable
them to hold their own and the result
has been that for the hrst time in ysaEs
the company has been able to'pss dis
idend. II now they ere b change to the
old line OF demanding all the psoes of
sii business on their lines they will
speedily return to the hands Of 70
csivsr. They ought to allow the pro-
ducsr at least enough profit % that hs
can occasionally purchase . suit Of
clothes for himself and . drsss for his
Ia. -, xh.< A.. 500 n~Ea ov~1 kha old
clothes for the children.
The rates named BY the express CON.
pany are such that It will b impossible
to ship apples from the North Fork o.
chards - the express would b. 50 cents
per box and the boxes, picking. packing.
hauling to Dslta and commission At
Denver will eat up every cont Of any
possible profit to tho grower. On
peaches the result gould be practically
the Same and the Shly way we can sse
out Of the difficulty il for the fruit grow
ers TO grade = wagon road To Baldwin or
Gunnison and ship their stun over the
South Park.
1t is possible that the frsisht depart
ment of the D. L R. @. will come to their
rescue with = fair rate for refrigsrator
car shipments and it 10 grestly 70 Be
hoped that they will.
It 10 jsst such actions - this on the
part oe tEsnsDoetstioo companies which
impells legislative seton toward regu.
lating rates and the probabilities arc
that the state senator and member Of
the house elected from, tAie district this
fall will both b pledged to fight for .
bill 10 regulate express charges and
mako them uniform aud equitable.
This y . good matter for the Delta
County Board. os Trade to take up and
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oio1.

VIZ. .CoWels, Q veteran of about 81
years oe' e'ags died suddenly Of bilious
collie At the sav mill near PIacervills,
Colo, last Friday. Juns'5 lso8.
Ths rs0ains wire brought hoas BY
Mr.. Gale Sunday st 2 p. q. and placed
In charge a the @. A. r. and conduct.
ID undse military boooss 70 the Prssby.
tsrian church whses the ssevlcsG were
conducted hseoss laVs coogrsgAtion
By Rev. J. L. Lower IN an appsopgiats
ssrwea. aod good music ~ tie ehois.
Aftse an took their iast visw of the re-
mains the proceesi0a was formed and
proceeded 70 the osostery st The taps d
the muilled drum. The remains vere
buried according to the beautiful ritual
a the G. A. R essisted By The A. p. A.
snd 6ons oe Vetsssos. The closing
prayer and benedictioo Woro offered b.
Rev. ]. Z. Lower. The services bsinG
all very impressive.
He leaves 70 mourn his Ioo . wife, one
son and three Daughters, ths eldsst tbs
We q ". r Gale. and The youngest
about ysase Old Thsy have The hsart.
felt oyUpothy a I'll thsts frisads.
IL his bone % Csrraat Creek. Abss.
hse 3 Vaughn. assd % yssss 3 .oetAs
aod 10 dayA
The rs4ains wvrs shipped 10 Detroit,
NicAigas. gos tusssE
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- ~. - P,.os ~ L.

have ths 6assk eanaiss n tovn =
tAe lo.es Rriss Pc. s.ostosns g
books vssy ehssH-anot sosEss sm
cIosing ny books out at cost. Fine
eigars and tobaccos and various soft
drinks At Postoffce Book Stores. b.
Tucker.
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II. Canon City Clipper ..y. i. I. Ii.

THs Canon City Clipper says II b the
popular thing just nov Tor COLORADO
psopas and pspsss 70 Jump o. 10" 6sss.
tor Ed Wolcott. The story = going The
rounds that be rsesatiy esid os hiosslf.
and no doubt with some truth: ~Fos
ssvsn ysefs have talked sos silver. vot-
Cd Tor silver. end foaghs tos sisses. side
by st6s with ny distinguished epllsagus.
Yet when he soss beck TO Denvss there
will b 10000 people st Tie railway Sta
tioe 70 meet him. Bands q music will
rsod ths air. the old men Will Stand on
the Sidewalks shedding tsars - he goss
b., voosa will fall on his neck and weep,
beautiful young girls will strsw his path
With 6owseA When arrive In Dssvss
the cosossd man who puts the stool On
ths platform Tor ns 10 stsD oa.fro~ the
cars will not dass speak 10 No Il thsrs Il
snybsdy there to - him" This = The
fsts q The dss1ftsr and "a deserves just
such . bone coming - - hes pictured.
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Tns qvsseionse sdoptiag spos dsa-
sits p'as q sswa0s sos Delta sssos ~
il fsie vsy Il bsiag seooopaiahsd ssd
50 sssat a ths osstiag hAld last
Thussaag sight thsss b 10 dsubt but
teat . essdihss plss will b dsvsiopsd
vAisA VII b within the hsancial fsech
q ~ town- It nay not b passibSs 10
Dsovids - sxtsesivs sys1so - 0i6ht
- 6enfrsd jsst at pssssot, bat hsgin.
sisg en- " nsds % D,sss whisA ws1l
svsstsal1y eovsr ~ sstiss city. 81 ~
sd ton discussioe q H. bsDs1ts 10 -
c9ivod vii b q estssjsl sssfgtases
n sSskssiss s0o.s 1assiEoss:y faves-
abe opinion or the subject.
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1osseo eps Puhsse>sasn.

0OsheO ~ P0DeeeoslO0.
LAXD OvyIcn Af noxTnOss. Colo.,
June I. loDs. I
Notice 70 hereby given hat The fbllowins- nan
"a seltler has nlsd notice Of his in;enton To MAKE
6naI proof IN suppost Of his Claim. and that aid
proof viii BE- Esdo beSoFs Miltea 3. Wsleh,
eounty Judge and -ofscio clerk. st Delta, Colo
rado, 81 July 10, less. Wis:
CHARLR8 POPR
VINO nads D. Q. Ne. l223. TIE eertsa, iss he S8k
SWN, Sec. -, Twp. u y, o. ". csh =. u.
He names The ALLOWING witasoss y prove his
aid land. viz
David T. Dsephsns, nAnitl J. Neleeu, lasae d.
Blanchard, Alfred J. Haley, all Of Pasnis, Colo.
4. Z AMsBAkY. aexisses.
(1irst pub. June s: last July 8, 1881
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QaeslQl.

At IL pssshytssias eAsscA a Data.
Suna.y morning. Jqie :. 1t ths request
oe the contracting parties. wiAian Dun
bas and Ma 0osgia h. LsooaFd both Of
Canoa City. Colo. TAs csugrsgation
Poss and stood vhils the married couple
retired TO . march played O ths organ.
Rev. J. l. Lower oficiated in his usual
happy manoss. %.
The bsias and groom have gone to
Hotchkiaa. whore they will tisit tho
family Of A. R Bruce.
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Ae1l1 b Nsllsee lsiek.

Mckinley 1 Sanders have just complet-
Cd the burning Of their first kiln Of brick
for this ssason. 10000. and are delivering
them - fast - they can Be hauled. They
have another kiln nearly ready to fire and
the best Of It all u that they are turning
out the best brick ever made in Delta
Mr.. Mckinley giving that psrt d the
work his special psrsonal supsrvision
Thsy szpsst TO burn about 100000
brick to al the present demand and Il
new orders come in they will exceed thai
number.
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eoUoen DeetaS.

Last Thursday night the regular
meeting of the city council vas held.
Pstitioa oe Mn. ]. N. JsRsfs 10 b a
lowed 10 erect frame residence on lot
block Q Wa0 granted.
Treasurer's report vas rsad and re-
forrod to the finance co0mittse.
TnO following billo were allowed:
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10

UOea0o - 0010 - Dae00 0e0e6.
Notses = hsrsby given that the following sock
In the Ironssone Ditch Co. will b sold at puhlie
sals at the froat dose Of the court house In Delta
Colombo. on The lith day Of Jsly. isss. st 10
o'clock .. m, 70 the htohsst bidder for cash 70
pay delinquest Assessments, cost of sdvefsisisg.
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Assslvsisas q Rsseset.

The following resolutions of respect
were adopted BY Delta council A. p. A:
Where's. It has pleased God. in his
infinite wisdom. 70 remove from earth
our bsloved friend. W. 8. Garren there
fore be il
Resolved. That Delta Council No. 60,
A. p. A. hereby extends its sympathy to
the bereavsd parents. bsothsr and sistsr.
and - further token oe grisf that it
hall be drsped for period of thirty daya
Resolved, That these resolutions BE-
entered upon the records Of this Council;
that . copy b furnished the family of
our departed Friend and that copies b
furn ishsd the Delta papers for publics
ton.
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naanaaAea Xansea.

Married couple want position; vie
good cook and gsosEal manager; man
gsnsral voek ON ssseh- AddreD boz
10 Data. l4-10
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10

NSstee ss rAxPaJesA.
Please send in your tax sehsdulss st
once and avoid the penslty.
THEO. ROGDER.
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Hsssss - 1ssas sstsysas<as.
In the nattsr Of tbs Estate Of Asa Noors, DE-

crossed.
Notice 10 hereby givsn. that on Moaday. he
22d day Of June, ites, being one Of The regular
llcita county, in the stats q Cossfado, !. A. d.
King, Adminlstrstor Of aid estate, Will appsa!
befnro the Judge of sid Court, present my hnal
pfoyai of the sAme, and Will then sprly 70 6s
dischnrwed - such Administrator. A. which
time and place any person In interest may ap-
pear and present ebjections to the s.me, II any
there b.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. May n, ises
A. r. kins.
Admlniafatos Of the kstate
Of A. Moore. decreased.
Flint pub. May n: last June u. iees
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eAossA WsllsDo.

ossviess q ths Bsptise church Jsss II.
Sunday SCHOOL. 10 {. -; nosnie4 eesvics.
II .. -; 0abjsct, How GAall OupSH
~ Lack Il Wie6o0f" Rruv. U0.
6oag sssvies cd yo9eg peeDSeS 0eseiaG
q TO .. y; svsetae :esvtes 3 o1o
esss.ss .x:.a.s as'd's' ssiso .
n Dsits Chsistiss CAsseA viu hsld
ssvSemo9 0uaday. b Tie rooo lsts5y q.
eupioA - n o0oo By D. 8. 1aD4Wia -
R.H. Wc1bsg4. eosdsy seAoel q 10 ..
a. Morning ssrvics ct IL; Ev soino
service q 3.
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D0DE0T LAND, H11AL R0Oo1.
H0eaee ~ PoAseeossoo.
C.0. LAHD OvvIcs At MexfnosR, CeLe

Notice b hrsby 9tvsn shss HENRY =; sI0EE,
saasnss q nenfy =; PIKE. o. Des~es. C.lsss1e,
NJ aessSs land elain No. is0. Uss gesies foe tAe
~ NWk. of sec. - aud 0Ek SWh, Sc; p.
snd Receiver q Moasruss. Colorado. % Monday.
TIE NH day e July, ieos.
He naaes Tie following witpenss 70 PROVE sAe
cs1paste irrisaesa sd reelanssssa q nd
land, via:
Hrask Z. Atkins, Of Moasrese. CesoraAe
1saae B. Hewitt. Jehn 1onbsek and Aifsed -.
01ooe, Delta, CoSos16o.
A.R. AnssAav. Register.
tYisss pub. Juns ~ - pab. July -. ieosl
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15

NORTH CAROLINA PopULIsrs.
Major William A. Guthrie Is Nominated
for Governor.

RALEIGH, Aug. 15.-The Populist state
convention was called 20 order at noon
Thursday by Senator Marion Butler. who
named l.. G. Caldwell, mayor Of States
vile, as temporary chairman. After the
announce Of the various committees and
vice presidents, on motion OF Senator But.
Ter the committee took recess of two
hours. There Were no contests and the
report of the credentials committee pro.
voked no discussion. Congressman Harry
Skinner was made permanent chairman
He said the Populist party had swallowed
the Democrats compelling them To adopt
IA Populist platform and name "a Populist
for president. The platform adopted af-
firms the st Louis platform
Major William \. Guthrie of Durham
and DIR. Cyrus Thompson, president of the
state Farmers alliance were put in nom
ination for governor. The fight was very
bitter, but resulted in victory for Guth-
RE by a vote of 797 To 81 Senator But
lev was bitterly arraigned by some of the
speakers After IA fight of two hours @
II. Dockerya prominent Republican who
was barely defeated for the Republican
nomination for governor was nominated
for lieutenant governor over Melbourue
by vote of 7Sl to 273 DR. Cyrus Thomp-
son, who was defeated for governor, was
nominated for secretary of state State
Treasurer W II Worth was unanimously
renominated At "A. IN the convention
was still in session
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
SIX PRISONERS BREAK JAIL
A Mystery Which Puzzles the sheriff at
kenosha. Wis.

w Is
kENosHA. Aug 10 BY wholesale Jail
delivery Thursday evening between and
o'clock six of the seven prisoners who
were confined in the county Jail escaped
The other man could easily have nc com
panied his fellow prisoners but preferred
10 remain in captivity The men who
broke jail are: Harvey Mcclure. held for
shooting a woman i'm kenosha: Patrick
Mcclure, serving six months for resisting
an officer; Henry Miller held for bur.
glary committed at Racine, Edward Van
Iant, wanted in Chicago for obtaining
money under false prctcnses; A Shineo
brought back from Fond du Lac to an
swer to the charge of horse stealing un.
known tramp serving fifteen days for va
grancy
How the men escaped is n mystery which
puzzles the sheriff's officers Whether
they picked the lock OF the corridor or
whether they forced it. could not be do
termined. rs they took the lock off the
door and carried il away with them. The
outside door was not fastened with lock
but with a heavy bolt. The men cut "a
hole through this door with jackknife
and slipped the bolt Two of them were
seen some time after the escape upon the
street but were not recaptured At a late
hour at night reports from Wiukegan say
that the officers of that city believe that
they have one OF the men, but whether or
not they are correct is hoV known here
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
SPEECH OF THE QUEEN.
Her Majesty's Address ut the Prorousing
of Parliament.

Her Majesty's Address Mt the Prorousi In :
of Parliament.
LONDON, Aug - The queens speech
at the proroguing of parliament first men.
tons the advance on Dongola and then
says
The condition in some portions of tho
Turkish empire continues TO furnish cause
for much anxiety At present Crete il
the principal center of the disturbances. |
have observed strict neutrality but in con.
junction with the other powers of Europe.
have endeavored to bring about reconcilia.
ton. but proposing the establishment Of
system of government which would be
equitable ard acceptable to both Chris
tians and Mussulmans."
The speech then refers to the rising OF
the Mashonas and Matabclcs, pays a trib-
ute To the courage and self-reliance of the
settlers. and adds;
'T'he efforts of my troops are telling on
the resistance of the rebels, who, | trust
will shortly avail themselves of my offer
of cemency
The speech concludes with a recital Of
the measure adopted by parliament dur
ing its session just ending.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
PRETTY WOMAN MISSING
Josephine stromblade of Rockford. Ills.
Disappears from Chicago.

Disappears from Chicago.
ROCKFORD. Aug 10 Friends of Miss
Josephine Stromblatle, q pretty Rockford
young woman, fear she has been foully
dealt with i'm Chicago or is being kept in
hiding to prevent her from communicat-
ing with her relatives in this city For
two years she has been a student in the
normal department of the Augustana col
lege at Rock Island preparing herself for
teaching and would have completed the
course next winter Early in June she
left for Chicago To spend her summer Va.
cation with friends there.
ter several weeks she received an Of
fer to teach in one of the suburbs. the
gentleman Offering the place to her being
"a stranger, hut she agreed To 60 with him
and look il over, telling her friends that
she would return for her clothing and per
sonal effects If she decided TO accept IT,
: nee then nothing has been heard of her
by her Chicago friends Her trunk is still
at their home, and no message has come
TO the Rockford relatives who are gre Il Y
alarmed over her disappearance The
Chicago police have been notified and are
making a search for her Miss Strom
blade was popular here, and has lived in
America since childhood, although her
parents dwell in sweden
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
IRISH PRISONERS RELEASED.
The News Received with Delight by Irish
men ON This side

NEW YORK. Aug 10 The news Of the
release OF DR. Gallagher and other Irish
political prisoners was received with dc.
light by irishmen here, though they do.
clare IL was done To prevent the men
dying In prison William Lyman. pres.
dent of the Irish National Alliance, was
especially bitter in his remarks and said
II the released men come TO America they
Will be received with open arms by the
Nationalist james Egan. who was
convicted with Daily and released Is here
and says the amnesty association will con.
tinue TO work for the other prisoners re
lease
All the released men were arrested dur
Ing the dynamite scares of 1888 ana 81
DIR. Thomas Gallagher and Albert George
Whitehead, both American citizens. were
arrested In London IN company with John
Curtin Kent and Henry Hammond vii.
son early I'm 1888 and on June IA of that
year they were found guilty of treason
felony,and sentenced To life Imprisonment.
Kent was released from prison one year
ago and Is now in the United States DIR
0allager was resident of Green Point
l., where he Is said to have enjoyed a
large practice In order To make their pun
ishmcnt greater. "A special act was passed
under which the meu could be tried for
treason felony. They were charged with
the manufacturing of dynamite bombs or
having bombs in their possession
John DAILY was arrested April Is, 1884.
at Birkenhead with two bombs in his pos
session. On the same day James A
Egan, with whom Daily lived i'm Birming
ham, and who is now in the United States
as delegate from the Amnesty associa
tlon was also arrested The men were
found guilty of treason and felony at the
Warwick assizes in July, 1884 Daily was
sentenced to penal seryitude for life and
Egan To twenty years Imprisonment
Egan was released Jan 10, 1898. AT the
last general elections DAILY was elected
without opposition to- represent the city
OF Limerick In parliament, although he
was then wearing the :convicts' clothes
Immediately afterward he was selected by
the Limerick board OF aldermen for the
Office of high sheriff Thomas Dcvancy
was arrested with nine others in Glasgow
i'm 1888 on similar charges and was sen.
fenced 10 penal servitude for life
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
WOMAN ON THE TICKET.
Wyoming Republicans Nominate Mrs. Nal.
10y as an Elector at Large.


CHEYENNE, Aug. 15.-The Republicans
of Wyoming gave n practical demonstra
ton Of their belief in woman suffrage by
nominating as one Of the three presiden.
tial electors at large Mrs. Sarah Malloy
wife Of r. L. Malloy Of this city. Mrs
Malloy has accepted the nomination She
is 40 years of age and has family OF four
children, the oldest being Is Mrs. Malloy
was born in Ohio and has lived in Wyom.
ing nee 1870 She has always been n Re
publican and votes in opposition TO her
husband, who is leading Democrat She
has been delegate To several county con
MENTIONS and is well informed on the cur
rent political questions
Mrs Malloy said that she did not seek
political honors and would not accept "A
position that would take her from her
home or the care OF her family 1t was
however, she said the duty OF women IN
states where equal suffrage has been
granted To perform such duties as might
I've assigned them when these duties do
not conflict with the higher duties Of the
family. and she would try TO be elected
and would be proud to east her vote for
Mckinley and Hobart Mrs. Malloy' >
husband Is superintendent of the WyOm-
ing division of the Union Pacific road TX
tending from Cheyenne To Ogden
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is The first run
of the fleet under Admiral Bunce from
New York to Hampton Roads, occupying
n period of eight days, has been the means
of drawing the attention of the navy de
partmcnt to what may be expected from
these ships in actual war condition, or
rather what may not be expected of them
During this short run, and at nothing
like the conditions that would obtain
during hostilites, Chief Engineer George
+ Tower and Passed Assistant Engineer
McAllister of the only battleship of the
squadron, the Indiana, broke down and
have since been invalided to the hospital
The Importance of Increasing the number
Of officers in the engineer cops Is being
daily felt
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
Horrible Method of suicide.

BEATRICE, Ncb., Aug Is. John kozak.
a prominent farmer aged p, living near
Virginia, committed suicide Thursday
night He burrowed into the center of %
strawstack and set fire 10 the straw. and
then shot himself through the head
with "A revolver. A brother states that
John has been keeping company with "a
Miss Hubka and was at her house Thurs
day night When he left he gave the
girl letter What 1t contained has not
yet been made public, but soon after she
read it she summoned her brothers and
they went in search of kozak and soon
after found the straw stack in blaze and
heard the report of the revolver that
ended his existence. The body was burned
TO an unacceptable mass
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15

DEs MoINEL, la, Aug l5-Over 40
inches Of rain fell at Adel Thursday night
accompanied by heavy hail Abel Is
thirty miles west of here Corn Is nearly
ruined Hailstones are said To have meas.
ured four inches through. Hundreds of
English sparrows were killed and every
window glass in the town was broken
Perry, Dallas Centre and Waukec had
heavy rain. but no hail Trees are badly
broken and he fruit crop damaged
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
Receiver APPOINTED.

NEW YORK. Aug 10 Lewis + Clarke.
Jr, has been appointed receiver for ;, f
Myers & Co. wholesale jewellers The
proceeding is for the avowed purpose OF
winding up the partnership. and the as
sets are said To be $4,000 and the liabili.
ties only $4,000. An attachment
granted to the New York Life Insurance
and Trust company for SO, 400 fastened
the receivership proceeding Ii is alleged
by the corporation named that the firm is
debtor i'm the sum named for money Dor.
rowed on false representations
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-15
piln,s I,ndY Cremaied

WASHINGTON. Aug 10 The body Of
A. Il Pile of California whose mysteri'
Gus drowning occasioncl considerable
SPECULATION was cremated here Thursday
low direction Of the Theosophical society.
George NJ Coffin president OF the society,
delivered an address In which he said
that the society recognized no creed, but
had gathered To pay its last tribute to
what Is the body OF our brother who Is
not here. Another speaker d. scribcd
death rs life ia other. lines of activity.
The ashes will be held by the society sub
iect TO the further disposition OF MIR
DIe'a relatives