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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
UNITED STATES CAN RECOVER
Suit Decided Against the North
American Commercial Company.

New York, April 27.-In the suit Of the
United States against the North America
Commercial Company, lessees of Pribyloff
islands, st. Paul and st. George, Alaska,
for $132, 1S9, with interest, for rentals, under
the contract, and also for royalties and
taxes on 1900 seals taken during the season
ending in April, 1894, Justice Wallace of
the United States court today decided in
favor of the United States. He holds.
however, that the modus vivendi with
Great Britain was a breach of contract
on the part of the United States with the
North American Commercial Company,
and therefore awards judgment for 1884,
6S7, and says the North American Com
mercial Company has claim against the
government for about $4,000 to be col
lected through the court of claims. The
modus vivendi ended In 1894. The effect of
the decision will be to enable the govern
ment in other suits to collect about 100000
from the North American Commercial
Company for the years 1896 and 1896.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
THE ARIZONA CONVENTION TODAY
Republicans There VIII Declare for
Free Silver Coinage.

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 2S.-The Arizona
territorial republican convention meets in
Phoenix tomorrow. Tonight the Mckinley
faction has apparently the call on organ
izatlOn and there is little doubt that the
convention will indorse the Ohioan. A
strong movement was started today for a
non-commttal money plank. in the 'ear
that a strong silver plank might leopard
lie statehood This is fercely opposed,
however. by the delegates from all the
mining regions, and the platform will in
dorse silver coinage at the 16 to l ratio,
and will probably instruct delegates TO st.
Louis to labor for the advancement of the
cause of the white metal
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
A DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN IOWA
Gold Standard People Won II yhtory
In ROIen' Homo Comfy.

Omaha. April Pa special TO the Bee
from Waterloo, Iowa, says:
The gold standard people won victory
in Boies' home county yesterday. They
outnumber the silver Boies men 3 70 2
The convention was characterized by the
widest scenes. In the outset the Cleve-
land men captured the convention.
Just as the organization was perfected
Chairman Scott of the central committee
entered the hall. ignored the proceedings
and called another convention. Thus the
two conventions proceeded in the same
hall simultaneously. each bowling the 9th
err down. The disturbance continued for
more than an hour. Each convention
adopted resolutions on the money question,
the difference being as great as possible.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
HIS CHEROKEE SCRIP is VALID
Decision i'm Favor of Henry Brown
by the Supreme Court.

Washington. April T-In the United
States supreme court today an opinion
was rendered in the case of John d. Pee.
plaintiff in error vs. Henry c. Brown, in
volving the construction of the act of 1872
concerning half-breed Chippewa scrip is
sued on account OF the treaty of 1916 with
Chippewa Indians. The case grew out Ct
a dispute over 80 acres of land in Pueblo
county. Colorado, which had been lc-
Gated by Brown with Chippewa scrip. II
was contended on behalf of Fee that the
scrip could only be used within the terri
tory ceded by the Indians The case was
tried in the state courts of Colorado and
Browns title was pronounced valid by the
state supreme court. This decision was
affirmed by the opinion of the United
States supreme court, which was handed
down by Justice Brown.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
PENSION DISCUSSION GOES O
Special order Providing for n Final
Vote Today.

Special order Providing for n Final
Vote Today.
Washington. April T-This was Dis
trict of Columbia day in the house and the
general pension bill was sidetracked I'M
der an agreement to give the district the
first two hours. Several district bills wece
passed.
Mr.. Henderson Of Iowa. chairman of the
committee on judiciary. gave notice that
he would call up the bankruptcy bill to-
morrow as soon as the pension bill was
disposed OF.
Mr. Henderson, from the committee on
rules. then brought i'm a special order for
the consideration of the Pickler pension
bill for one and one-half hours this after
noon under the five-minute rule. the pre-.
vious question then to be consideration, al
ordered. on the bill and pending amend.
ments with a provision for final vote
tomorrow Immediately after the reading
Of the journal
Mr.. Crisp of Georgia characterized the
rule as remarkable one. He said it pre-
tended to do one thing but did another.
as only such amendments as were adopted
in committee could be voted on. The prao-
teal consequence of the adoption of this
rule would be to force the house to vote
on the bill without amendment
Mr.. Dingley of Maine replied that the
rule was almost literal copy OF the rue
adopted by the last house when the Will
son tariff bill was pending.
That rule permitted the house to vote
On the pending amendments when the
time for debate expired" said Mr.. Crisp.
THE gentleman is not candid
Mr. Dingley insisted that the spirit of
the two rules were the same.
Mr.. Henderson said he made no guise
Of the fact that the purpose OF the rule
was to bring the bill to a vote. He said
the situation in the senate must be taken
into consideration, and also the president
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
BERING SEA FLEET TO SAIL
VIII Leave Port Townsend at Noon
Today.

Port Townsend, Wash, April 27.-The
Bering sea fleet has been ordered to sail
from this port at noon tomorrow. The
fleet, five vessels in all. is composed OF
the Bear Corwin. Grant, Rush and VOL
colt. In all the fleet carries So officers and
1856 men. The Boring sea patrol proper
will consist of four cutters. aside from
the Bear. The latter will go to Point Bsr-
row, which is the most northern point of
the United States possessions to break up
a smuggling gang which has long operated
In that vicinity.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
THE BuRLEIGn PEOPLE IN KING
Overcame the Opposition of the
squire Supporters.

Seattle. Wash. April 26.-One of the hot
test tights that has ever been waged in
King county closed tonight at the repub-
lican primaries, which chose delegates to
the county convention. While all We're
pledged to republicanism. the skrmish
was the opening test of the sympathy of
the people toward a successor to Senator
Squire. From the returns which the Post
lntelligencer had at midnight the Bur
leigh wing of the party has defeated the
adherents of Senator Squire and will go
into convention with a working majority
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02

Madrid, April Pa dispatch from Irav-
ana says 25OO insurgents besieging Fort
zanza. near Manzanillo, with artillery,
were defeated by General Nance. The in
surgents are said to have lost 100 killed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
COMPELLED TO WORK AT RESCUE
Poems Finally Brought Up Fifty Dead
Miners.

Denver. Colo. April pa special to the
Times from FL Paso. Tex. says the gov
ernor OF Chihuahua sent a regiment Of
troops to Nina Viejo to compel the poems
to obey and rescue the miners. He had
the police gather all the unemployed men
in the city streets and march them TO the
mine 10 work. OF 81 entombed so we're
taken out dead. The disaster was caused
by encroaching for ore on the pillars sup
porting the roof
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
ONLY ONE HOPE FOR BILL TAYLOR
Respite From Governor Stone the
Last Recourse.

Washington. April N.-Justice Brewer of
the United States supreme court refused
this morning to interfere in any way with
the Judgment of the Carroll county circuit
court, which sentenced Bill Taylor TO be
hanged April 30, fer the murder of the
Meeks family. The only hope left for Tay-
Tor is that Governor Stone will grant a
respite.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
BUILDING AT CRIPPLE CREEK
Quarters for the Notwithstanding
Class VIII Move.

Cripple Creek. Colo, April 27.--A con-
tract was made this morning for a tenn
porary building for the postoffice, to be
finished in "A hours. No mail bag will be
opened until the Office is ready tomorrow.
Chief of Police Marsal denies the report
that the fire was of incendiary origin.
Mayor Steele says the sporting class viii
not be allowed TO reoccupy Movers avenue.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02

Coxey, Weaver, Sovereign and
Others 10 Talk I'm Oregon.

Portland. Or, April T.-General Coxey.
General Weaver, General Master Work
man Sovereign, Sergeant Whitehead and
Private Davis of Texas are the populist
stars that will be thrown into the breach
in Oregon during the coming campaign.
These men are either here or on the road
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02
SIR ,rkENzrE POWELL is OUT
Has Resigned Premier of the
Dominion of CanadR.

Ottowa, Ont, April 27.-Sir Mackenzie
Powell left the privy council department
for Rideau hall this afternoon to tender
his resignation as premier. Lord Ater-
deem will send for Sir Charles Upper to
form a new cabinet
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-05-02

If you are praying for a revival. don't
let somebody else do all the work.
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Ratb ftlr Wsatter.

Ior nber so Sabren i1On Durbe
Wtrs. WiMslop'S Soothing Syrup
BON Miqionen BON Mtittern beim 3ab:
uen Der ainber ansewenbet. Birft bu
i'm S9lafe 6ur1 baS Shreien eines
3inbes seit0rt, bas i'm 3abnen tt unb
Dor 5dmersen reint3 Wean 10. laHs
iofort cine 6Iaf6e bon nWsrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup4 bolen. Sein
Mertb 1T unbe3ablbar. gs :Dtrb benz
tleinen 2eirenben iofort 2inberung pers
I6afien. 0erIaBt en6 barauf, Wtitter,
eS lit fein 3,peifel bartiber. es beiIi
9pienterp unb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Weaaen un6 bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb'
&olif, eripeidt ben @aumen, perbtn.
bert @ntsiinbuny unb ltdrft bas ga1ae
5pitem. pMrs. @inslows Sootbing
Syrup" fur sabnenoe ainbsr 1T anee.
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas &seepi
itammt bon einem Der beiten ueiblihen
Qerste in ben Der. Staaten. IS IT bel
alien Drugsilien in Der aanaen gBelt gu
babeu. YreiS rs Gents per ,SIaihe.
8auft nicbts anbere8, ole Mrs Wins
Iops SootbingsSprnp.
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(siu leid,ter 02iSneuftpB

TN g&erse applistrt, 1T nt&ts S<mmes; stpas
anbere8 1T es aber, rpenn flo Elm beitdnhises uube,
taaltHe8 Gefnbl uuter ben Rppen auf Der re@teu
Seite bemerfbar maht, etu 3et4en, hab e nit ber
2eber nttbt 70 tebt, wie es ffeten ionte. @em ees
NIT bieiem @efhsI bic selte Sdrbuns Der Saut unb
uusdpieI, mausfarbeuer Belas ter 3unse, sofrti&es
8opfpeb, ebefeit uub dupere peinsenbt 8rantbeitss
ipmptrme perbunreu. Sn bieen Sdlen 1T 6pfetter's
berleibenbe ppr allen Dinsen eretfen iclie Hu&
SortIetbisteit nnh Drspetfe, bic sewbtnIi@en BE:
eltiter BON 9eberleiber, werreu ourG has 8ittsrs
turtrt, weiHss hur@ baIbbaubertidbrise Grfabruns
eur9 has 3eusnie ber berrcrraseueften mebStHii&en
Sori@er anb burn BITE an babaoisn Yottenteu In
fhteberer Gebensneiie bsbdttste SetItraft ii6 ala
potShslt@e8 2ebenseIigir bepdbrt bat. Gssen &teus
mafismus, Werens un6 GlaTenleiben pirtt es unpers
8lei&It&. IS turtrt Rerppftdt unb S@pd@e. for,
bert ben Gppettt uub Sdlaf, bei&leunist BITE Reeons
SnIeSeeub mad i4perer 4ranfbett unb ltnbert te uur
rermettliAes Uei&uerben ees 5cben GiterS.
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Mte Hirit pI6ler berbrannt
tuiroe.


@eIesentIi9 Der 25idbrisen @iebers
lebr beS 8obestaees bes 6tirfen piid:
ler, bes qeijfrsiden S6riftfteaerS unb
56bpfers Der srobartiseu pattanlaaen
BON Nastau unb Sranib, fnb maus
niafade grinnerungen aufgetau9t.
SntereFant iii bic 6raee, tpie Bidder
auf bic Sbet Der 2ei9euperbrennuna
getommen lit.
Wir entnebmen einem artitel Or.
BebIa's aus benz raottb 4a3.A IN bic.
fer 6infi9t Golseuoes: -Jhrft Bidder
bat oft nit perf6iebenen perlouen, nos
mentliG nit Suriiien, hber eei6sn.
berbrennuns sefproGen, nobel i'd ftets
,uaeaen tuar. llnb ba CT bon 2ebte.
rem bic 8eadiiguns ebieIi. baB in
unferen GsIebeu niGts bagesen fpre6e,
10 ipolIte er, unb atpar nod otter inbi'
id5er Weile. nit gdeiierbaufen Der.
brdnut mrrben. Dom bu bel unierem
auIiursuhanbe 20 bod sinen 3n fraRen
ginbrud aemaGt baben mhrbs. 10
nurbe bisfe tsitamsntariide Beftims
mune babin mobifeirt. baB fein eei6-
nam 6emiid perbraunt Ober ridtiger
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ipobl aeriebt, unb bonn Die uebsrreite
i'm Sarge in ieinem 3umulus I'M Tdtte
at granib. ben sr lid ols 8rabtdtts
erbaut bate. beigefebt werbe. sls
8erbrennuns ieiaer 2eide hat ber Uiiril
an. alerpenigften aus Gitelfelt oeer
gar aug 5urht Dor @iirmerfroB ange-
orhnet, iDnbern sriilid) nur aus rein
dftbetii6em Befiible uuO sDeilens in
fanitdrer 6iniidt; benu ct fprod) oft
baoon, BOP burd unfere groBeu Sfir9'
b6fe fider Disl @pioemien entit0uoen.
@nbli6 aber au0 als 8rober ytaturs
freuMb unb Natur6fonnmifsr wollte er
gerobe burdl bic gerbreunung turf)
6euer unmittelbar nieber in bic 9fatur
aufseben; nbsuu", iaete er, lid baIte
iebe 2eidenbeitaitung in b6laernen
cber eiiernen ober Metalidrgen, in
@rdbern pber 8riiften fir eineH Disbs
Habl an Der gfatnr". 8etouutli1 1T
nun Der Munid unb Mile bes 6iiriten
besiigIih bet Jeuerbefattung uidt in
@rfh1uns geeangen. 9err @ebeimratD
2ierI1 iagt baruber in einem intereF.
fanten Mrtifel Der @artenlaube go. AZ
ssSabreang 1874: ,@s traten gebens
fen segeu bic 8erbrennuug Des 2el9s
Mans burh trpdenes Jeuer bel ben 3es
ffdmentsppllitredern uno NerSten. los
tuie ben @srmanbten auf. Ser 4reiss
geti6tsbireftor 9iurm fubr mad Yers
lin unb erhieIi sundhft pon benz prd'
fibenten Der Mart ben BefGeib, baB er
gegen cine 8erbrennung bet 2ei6e
nidts einsumenben babe. Ser oils
5a6perlt6nbiger befraste 9r. Waiiller
ober rietb aur 4uf6iuug Der 2ei6e in
coneentrirter G6wefeIidare. 9tber man
CAB cine 3erIebuns bes gansen a6rpers
nit @9mefelidure auf, fecirte bic 2ei6e,
nabm heren 0erj suud6it beraus unb
GbersoB e8 in elmer @laspbiole nit fte
benfaG concen!rirser 96pefelidure, leg'
te ben iibrieen 2eibnam in einen Wetals
iarg unb iibergoB ibu nit einem 4emif6
pon 3ebn 4funb stebuairon stpaH3ig
pfunc Nebfali uub ftinfunbsmdnaig
pfunb Ralfhpbrai. ibn auf bifs Wsife
nit bieisn 9llfalien burh uno burh
bur6trdntenb. DamaIS CAB es nod
feine Verbrennunas6fen. 4ber ib
CLAUDE. lpsnn bomal5 bic 9lrGdsloaie
idon alles 10 tlaraeleai hdtie. eoB bier
III unierer @sgerb Der g,itenbrano
einH aligemeine 9tsQel mar. baB i'll bet
i3eit Dor unb nad Ghrifi @eburi bier
unD ollerDrl8 i'll Der WieDellaufig hrsn-
nenbe 9ol3h6Bs bic 9eidname nrffrcr
YDrfdbreE ein1f6erten. i'd eiduoe. eS
miirbe iueui9er Befreaben erre9t ba:
ben, ihm elnen mdhiiaen S9eiterhnI.
fen. "ingans rogus", miirota zines
6hriien, mie IT ii1 fir ZEN mlben
Welt9dngeI" GeSiemts. au slritten,
feinen Qeidnam ben Giammen 3u ii5er.
geben uAb bic aide III einer llrne in
Der ppramibe bei3nieBeH = leinsm
Wunlfe genl0b.
Wie benz ober auh isi, 10 nat 6iirIf
Yadler bod ber @rite in Deuti6lauo.
Der wirtli6 bic geitimmung. Derbrannt
ju rper6en, in fein 3sfament seiebt
bat. Mit &e9t neuat i'm baber aas
6enmeifer ben @ieoererweder ber
Sbse Der Geue,befattuna in Denti6s
lamb
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Doctor gSeit's 9fernens uuo 8e'
hfru 4ur.

DieIe Piuen turireu bic 5olsen BON
isbermdBigem 5pirituss unb Sabat.
@enuB, Derlorene Wannesfrafi, frtb'
aeitiae 4usi9reitungeu. Smpotena,
5hmdhe bes 66rpers unb 8ebirns.
ardmpfe mnb Gebirnertueidung bau.
ernb gebeilt.
Cine G9a1tel, senug fur ! Wonat,
$1.OO. lleberall per pofi bin oerianbt.
@. 8emk, 9enti@e Mpotbefe,
LOG Off gommereehraBe. San Antonio.
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Grast Gureu arat, DruseiHen sber
Cure Jreunbe nod 6bilob's Cure Of
@onIumption. Sic p:rben es empfebi
len. Gum gertauf bel aaIteper q
Sdu9arb, Sames glapin, 8. 3.
Speaefp, U. @obn & Co., y. Steiu,
@entral Drug Store, u. 6@weppe.
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Der edte unrubfifter. Der geminnt
Qud ielber feline Rub binieben;
Wenn ale Meni6en unaufrieben limb
Damn 1T er ielber erit 3ufrieoen.

JebIt Gun Qebenetraft in irseno eitenr 9teil
Cures Sbftems. poer 1T Guer Weroeuipitem 3errit=
tet bur unueiie 2ebensart ober iraeno tueIdbe urs
iade? 9beilt mir Cure ebIer NIT uno i'd min @uth
autb 6iilfe notbtuenbig bate 5erner enbe eb alcb
frei oaS &ecept zines einfahen 6ausmittels. oas
mid rettete
8erf6iebt nidbt auf morgen. mas ibr beute tbun
iont. Sdreibt inter 8eiidbluB elmer 8riefmatse
fur &iidsGntfuort on 9tomas Slater. Z. o. 8oI
s12. Kalamazoo. Micb
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GoDle1's Negifter, giO. % AIano
ploaa bat einen &uf fir guten alten
@bisfep, bic befen gemifdten sc.
trdnte, feline Meine unb ausgesei6uete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarreu
unb fiets frii9es Bier. Der @isentbii,
mer, Soc GooIep, berfiPht iein Gei9dft.
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9aNaeesOiuette alice Nri
Waa nnh pOn europa.

Sept if bic 3sii. 3idets su tanfen
un0 8erpanbte unb Befanate aus. ber
alien 6eimatb beriiberfommeu su lahen.
Wegen geuauer Suformoiion penee
lnan iif an
~. S. YonnG
General. .YaKa9iersNeen bet Mallote
Dampfer 2inie.
523 Gait 0ouitou 5trabe, San an'
,onio, 3eJas,
CfijieQer Asent fur ole suropdi'
fhsn Hampfer 2inien.
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photographer, 9abinet GroBe,
feline NuSfibrung $3.50 per Dubeib
bel s al nan.
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- Sas beibeubte BasquiQ auf bic
Menidbeit III bas @rhaunen. meltes
cine CUTE Sbat berporruft.
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@t6enl9aft
Scott's Emulsion

1T Die jabreIanse Difenfdaft.
Denn in sroesn Quantitdten uno
perbeferten 1r1etbooeu ber9eitelIt,
70 muk cine GmuIiion polIfomme'
ner iein ais cine in alter lflanier,
nit 1ll6rfer uno Keule subereitete
uno fir einiee l1nsen bershnet.
Darum esbt SCOTS Gmuliion
pom Gebertbran niht in Cbeile
duf, fonoern bdlt ;abreIan9 iid
fif, un6 6arum 1T e'n Goffel poll
Dem anoern eIeid, iiets elm slcid,'
mdsises proouft.
Bel onbtrsn GmuIiiputn m6asa eis nnsisiht Rf.
jutnt srasIen tntlueosr tne ttT. oosr .lne lnisr.
bois 9tbmen sic seottB. Tas Nsht bat siusA
ta4sfdyhsuen nmt&las.
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Nefbte Ybilant6ropie.
gauleaOe NIT drunIi1em aatarb
bebaftete Verioaea fiaben
fteie !0eilnus.

lin ieiu grOBss 9eiimittel fur dro.
Elf9ea Sfatarrb IN Sereide eiueS
5eoeu sl briugen, bat Or. Dart=
man Die fnIsenoe Wtetbo0e erions
nen: Sober, Ser iein resuldrer pa
tieat ga werbeH uiinidi, Ioa Inn
leinen 3tamea nebft Norefe 3uienoen.
tporauf ibnl oollfdnoige BebanolungS.
alnmeilunsen fOltsnfrei 5ussfanot tper@
ben. IS wirb ermartel. bab isoer pa,
tieut einlnal i'm DsoAat Beribt abnat.
tet. gu teiner 3eit merbsu @ebabren
bereduet. Die MeeiSiueu lino in ies
Der Npotbete gu babea. 3auIeube BON
TdlIen purotn in ben le5ten 3ipei Sab.
rem gebeilt
patient Ro. 1927, Namems 2ueius
.. COOPER, bon Der yibble uuiDerlitdt.
N g., besann bic 8ebanbluag am 16.
DECEMBER 1898; er f9reibt ai:. 21. Gss
bruar 1894: sd Bin pOn meiHeal 9a.
tarrb gdn3lib gebeilt; berielbe bate
mid o6t Sabre lang org sequdlt.
Wer ieBt elm patient 8u werben wtnfdt,
folte ieinen Nameu neba Nbreife iofort
einienben, init angabe einer 2ifte Der
9aupt Symphonic unb Der 2dnge ber
3eit. felt tpelher er nit ber aranfbsit
bebaftet geweien.
Gin Bud frei De,rlanht.
Gin mebi3inif6es Bud. ben droni.
f6en 3atarrb, bic Grippe, 0uiten. @r.
fdltunssn nnb S9minbiu6t bebans
belnb, tpirb, cine furss 3eit lang, TO.
Hem unb portOf.ei nod ieoer abrefie
perianbt Don Der Ye rusna ORIG Sra.
nufaeturiug Company, in Columbus,
Obio.
@liidlid,, fper i'm bett'reu 8reiie
gitt umb lad1t mnb id]erst unb iiaat
3a3n tn beo1d)t'eer gSeiie
geinsn ghpppea Lone Star trinft.
Sort NIT gprgen mnb init Vfagem
Sakt Neio unb Miib' petaeiien iein:
,,Wir trplien nne nod mol bcrtra8ea"
Drum, Stellner, ie,enfe futeSsr etr.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-11

MIR. ConkIin's Sad Fate.

William A. Conklin, aged thirty-four,
whose skull was crushed in Saturday
morning by heavy iron sand bucket
that fell on him at Chatfield's brick
yard near West rived, died in the af-
ternoon from the effects of the injury.
The sand was being hoisted out of the
boat by large buckets, and Conklin was
tending the guide rope by which the
bucket was steered in it's journeys back
and forth between the vessels hold and
the dumping place. Conklin finally
turned the guide rope over to another
man and began climbing from his posi-
ton on the vessels deck up the side of
the dock.
The engineer in charge of the hoist
ing engine did not see him, and let the
heavy bucket descend as usual. Conk :
lin was half way up the stonework of
the dock, when the bucket descended as
usual, throwing him back on the yes
sells deck, bleeding and senseless. His
skull was crushed in and portions of the
brain protruded.
The remains were removed from the
hospital to his residence, 3271s Howard
avenue, The deceased leaves a wife
and six children. He was a highly es-
teemed man. He was employed by the
E. A. Chatfield company for many
years.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-11
DAMAGING FOREST FIRES
THOUSANDS or DOLLARS " ORTIZ or
PROPERTY DESTRoYED.

The Origin of the Fire is Mystery-Mills
to Fight the Flames-At Least Three
People Are Known to Have Lost Their
Lives.
Ashland, Wis, May 10.-One of the
most destructive fires in the history of
northern Wisconsin occurred here this
morning. Special trains brought the
departments from Washburne and the
nearby towns to render assistance. At
least three persons lost their lives and
the property loss is nearly 100000. The
dead are:
Peter Engedman, John Nolander, Ole
Oleson.
Nearly 20,O0O,O00 feet of lumber were
burned. The fire started in w. r. Dur
fees lumber dock. The mill was sur
rounded by water and wood.
The origin of the fire is yet mys-
terry. The distance between Durfee's
and and the Shores Lumber company's s
docks is only fifty feet. The fire jump
ed across the short stretch of water in
fifteen minutes after it had started.
The Keystone Lumber companys mill
and other mills were shut down soon
after the fire started and all the en-
ployes flocked to the Shores plant to
fight the flames. At II o'clock heavy
rains checked the flames. Ole Oleson
died from the effects of heat in fighting
the fire.
AT 5 o'clock the body of one of the
unfortunates was recovered and iden-
titled as that of Peter Engedman, He
jumped into the bay while enveloped in
flames and sank Immediately.
A thousand people saw him perish,
but there was no way to render him
assistance. The loss in detail is as fol-
lows:
Shores Lumber plant and dock $780,
000 Shores Lumber company, lumber,
$140,000, lumber of other parties and
docks sSs,00O; total loss $47S,000; total
insurance $350,0O0.