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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Growth of Pension List.

Washington, August 21.-At the close
of the last fiscal year, June 80, the
number of pensioners an the roll was
9S3,52S. In twenty years the pension
has grown from 406,007 to the number
above mentioned. 1t has been increas-
ed by over 100000 since 1890. In July
1896, the number of applications filed
was 2S9S, while in June, 1897, under
the republican administration, the num-
Der of applications was 40,169.
Commissioner of Pensions Evans be-
lieves that the pension roll of the gov
eminent has reached its maximum
volume. From now on, he thinks,
there will be decrease in the number
of pensioners. Last year 31,96O pen
sioners died, in addition to which 1914
widows lost their pensions by remar-
riage, 1916 minors receiving pensions
lost them by arriving at the age of linn
itation, 1858 by failure to claim them
and 1850 from other causes, making
grand total in the reduction of pen
sioners of 41,122.
Mr.. Evans says: Il think congress
should take prompt action in prevent
ing multiplication of pensioners
through the marriage of old soldiers.
We have on the rolls the widows of
seven revolutionary soldiers. A case
designated, in which an aged soldier
was propped up in bed to be married
to young girl, and after the ceremony
had been performed, he dropped back
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

Galveston, Texas, August 20.-Julius
Runge arrived home yesterday from
New York. He is hale and hearty.
Said he yesterday morning; THE ac-
tive speculation in bonds, stocks and
wheat has rather been to the detriment
of cotton, which has been neglected so
far, but much higher prices are expect
ed later on, partly in consequence of
the marked Improvement of our own
trade here in America. partly in conse.
quence of the very moderate supply of
cotton now ON hand, and from the fur
Their fact that the large American crop
is needed for the present enormous
consumption.
In connection with cotton, it is to be
hoped that the cotton planters of the
South will pursue he same policy so
successfully carried out by the grain
growers of the west. Operators in
grains were sixty days ago selling
wheat short in anticipation of a rush of
wheat from the farms as a result OF
the remarkably big crops but much to
the surprise of the short sellers and
dealers have farmers Systematically
marketed their crops slowly, which,
coupled with the enormous foreign de.
mand, led to the advance of from % to
80 cents bushel since the beginning
of July.
IF the cotton planters of the South
will follow the example of the grain
growers and market their cotton mod
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

Hazelton, Pa, August ia meeting
of striking miners was held today.
Chairman McAIullen of the mediation
committee returned from New York.
where he had been in consultation with
the officials OF the Lehigh Valley Coal
company. He read letter from c. II.
Warren, assistant TO the president, as
surfing the men that the company would
pay the wages other companies paid;
give them the choice of their own doc
tors and institute an Investigation of the
charges against superintendent Jones
if the men returned to work. The Eng
lish speaking miners favored returning
to work but when the Italians and Hun
garlans understood the offer they voted
down the men. OF the 1900 men presen
only about ten favored returning to
work before the investigation shall be
started and the wages restored.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
There are several small parties of ex

There are several small parties of eX-
cursionists from the northwest in
Houston, looking over coast country
lands with view of purchasing and
settling. They have been there since
Saturday morning and are representa-
tive people from their respective sec
tions. 1t is learned that arrangements
ar being made by which several tracts
of acreage lands will be sold in the
country near the city, to the south of
it, These parties are to remain here
for a few days. n addition these are a
half a dozen men of capital here look
ing to making combination for the
purpose of promoting industrial enter
prises in this section. 1t may be sever
nj days before theis plans can be made
public, should they accomplish the
main object of their gathering.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

Akron, Ohio's former manufacturer,
John Sleberling, assigned to Francis e.
Sieberling, his nephew. AssetS and LA
bilities about $4,000 each.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
GOLLI SGARROTED
EXECUTION OF THE ASSASSIN
OF CANOVAS DEL CASTILLO.
He Died as Common Criminal - The
Condemned Man Was Stubborn to the
Last and Refused to Allow the Priests Ito
Come Near Him.

San Sebastian, August 21.-Michael
Aneiolli, who shot and killed Senior Can
ovas del Castillo at the baths of Santa
Aguada ON Sunday, August 8, was ex-
ecuted at IL o'clock yesterday morning,
according to the sentence of the court
martial imposed upon him Monday last
after his trial ON the previous Sunday,
which sentence was confirmed by the
supreme council of war yesterday.
Angiolli heard calmly the news that
he was to be executed, but he appeared
to be surprised, and complained bitterly
of the frequent visits of the priests, de-
claring they would obtain nothing from
him. He declined to enter the chapel,
saying he was comfortable enough in
his cell. An eXecutioner from Burgoas
performed the garroting, just prior to
which a priest eXhorted the anarchist
to repent, to which Angolli responded:
Since you can not get me out of prison,
leave me peacefully to myself and with
my God"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
THEY MAY ARBITRATE
OPERATORS WILL SETTLE THE
STRIKE IN SOME WAY SOON.

They Propose Joint Conference-If the
Miners Can Not Agree to 1t, There is
Another :way-Imported Labor to BE
Used-News Notes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

New York, August 21.-A dispatch to
the World from San Sebastian says:
AS the moment of his doom approach
es, the assassin Angolli listens to the ex-
hortations of the priests and friars, and
with his singular sardonic smile, now
and then shaking off his aethist incred-
ulity to tell the priests: "Ah, / heard
that in the parish school. That is what
our priests at Naples said"
He hardens the expression of his face
and glares through his eyeglasses when
ever they speak of his mother, father or
brothers, imploring him to repent. He
listens eagerly to every sound, and stops
short in conversation or his slow pacing
across his cell if he hears anythn g I'M
usual, asking: What is that?"
Especially in the morning is his anX-
iety visible, for he knows enough of the
ways of Spanish justice to foresee that
some morning he will be hidden to pre-
pare for the eXecutioner before DOMINIC
the dread habit and cap with the cross
on the brow, which is the dying Grim
mails garb for twenty-four hours and on
the scaffold.
Angiolli moves frequently and ner-
vously, his handcuffed wrists trailing
along the chain that connects his ankles,
as he did on the day he went to the
court martial.
He has grown thinner in the twelve
days he has been in prison, and his feat
ures often reveal the struggle between
his iron will and human nature, appre-
hensive of the impending ordeal.
So anxious are the priests and author
tiles to make him recall his errors and
be reconciled to the church that masses
have been said and the holy sacrament
expounded daily since Sunday to i'm
plore providence to soften the heart of
the convict. The people of Vergara are
devoutly praying in the churches for the
soul of the anarchist.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

Act without thought and you are a
fool; think without act and you are
visionary.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
perry and the sche dule time could not


he lowing ciirclllla letter has
been issued genera super &
intend office, "a an emp of
the reat orthern, says the Fergus
S Fails Journal OnE and after this this
date asa general rule the 8Spraetice
E ssof sa1sp ending empl oyes oiiatiion
sof rules, except for such as are Of a
s'llficiently serious nature to Warran
sdismi from the service, vii be dis
ntinued Instea q record ofs such
VIC lations will be entered against tie
sn anne Of the empl oyes in q book
provided Tor f p,lrp ose, On file Ill the
Office sof sion sup intenaent.5
An Az emp time he de-
Ss s5s'es insp ect own record 81 this
book and he will also be ad Viisessd,
& from q time time, tries are made
against his name. hen the charges
against any one emp oye become TOO
requent. and indicate that he is not
zio q. oki1lg after the comp any S interests
| ;as osely as he should he will be re-
#he,yed from the service AL sempl oyes
should SD render loyal service and care
FULLY Fll compl with the rules laid Town own
by the comp any third It's officers &,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
S1lnIbt

Maxwell, q Mipnnaappl lis.
made q 5tthrough this sect so I
the country lasb week.
j udson SHOW, 81 Irving alled here
last week. He is5 appo intingg agents
tor his sbook eallsa n aarmer' I'D id.
and Account Boo 81 81 1te says the
book Is selling rapi idly.
Mr.. and Mrs: s 1NI ILL am shy der,
Minneapol lis, retnr ed home last week
after having spent some time here
with relatives and friends.
Even Gandrud, Of Barsness, linn. B.
visited with his brbther, 2. and.
::rud, Of this place last Sunday n
Owing to the fierce saiastto rlm last
Sunday, the propo sed picnic here y g
q failure, but the Dung people are
D not disgusted. They intend to renew
the preparations and have the picnic
later ii Che seas on.
Albert Lac roix gave & stereopti lean
entertainment at our schoo l hps.sa last
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
NJ 5ts e & h 4 4 u y Is
!. Lake !, Lillian |. 4 !! lie


5s Misses Gusta Is .ancie and Ella Gab-
rielson were in w illmar last " ednnes-
day. II
Our little friend, Nick Anders On, was
talking horse trade at the count seat seat
Wednesday.
Andrew And Oh spent Wee nesday
and Thursday in W illmar. I'll.
The found ion for the new state
capitol is about compile ed.s Herman
Hawkins ION, who acts as boss builder,
has promised to surprise Us when the
Jobs done! 55s
Misses Rosa and Lena B omstad were
in Willmar several days last. week. 81
School has closed in Dist. and
scholars are let loose. The closing
exercises were partici pated in BY all
and the day passed off nicely Prizes
were awarded to Jertina Johnson, Eda
Johns on, lille Waters, Alex Bonn
stad and others; and the interest dis
played by the children speaks words
Of appreciation for the future. 51S
And good bye to one and all S$ Il ]. IS 81
III Too old and young, both great and small,
Receive my appro bat on 49,
thank you for the pleasant time Il.
it:6. We've spent together in this cline 5S si$
OF useful recreation. s. $S saS
S3E ~ 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
Green Lake


One Of the. worst rain storms
in man years visited our town
Sunday night. ..:s .5 tss
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Larkins re-
turned to Morris last ednes:
day &. Il, 5Y n 81. s s
a large crowd sof NJ orris peo-
pie attend led the golden we'd ding,
June 1 5. I3y 8 & aa e.
ana B van, pf
|sMinneapol is listed fFiends hers
last S535s 8 6
Misses Eta, En- ma and Mollie
|CaVanangh and n ellie Maher Ql,f
st. Paul, B visited Miss M HE
Kelly last week II. q
As large mum Der Of the friends
Epf the late Dennis O,Brien, sc.
tended the funeral wv ednesday.
John G. sLaWle Is traded horses
ID Willmar last Satur day 4.
Quite a few Of our tow \, people
will attend the cele brration / at
Diam ond Lax 8, july 3rd
1urry of Nlurdoc,lk,
spent q feWsd S with bis other
here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
] ! !,

ohm 5i sls adl, ams 1p
last week isIt and rela u
- q
|Pstersoill and 3 4; VI.
Johnson pshtTs ,nInlda oh ~;
Esai 1ind eeils INA ths lsons,
from lnly MI " sitting q
Johnso s. ents sl1 D d
|4feW 81 siends IS her home ssssand q
sHenry ga: ans Elmer J. ohpso 81 came
down ond last week, to
call 81 relatiyes end friends &.
Owing t. that great humber sc.
tended the . camp meeting, at
Lake Eliza beth, no. services we're held
ia tie Method List chnrch last Sunday y.
Ksys, sen and Edwards acc o q:
|'panied Rev. uiStt oH lll, from IN
Lake Elizabeth NJ day
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

LOST poe et book, contain.
ing notes. Find r8 leave: at this
office or at Nels N rman's at
Kana iyohi static on. And all per-
sons are warned not ia purchasa
notes made pay able. to
j s. .. IlAWLER. Es
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
!. z, 4
Rand / ! /! / iyollll!l!I1!i!.

rs. 6 aYin and tamil are whiting
=at. John Burns
s. 3 Nc ttso ION, Of NJ ontana, sissvisit-
iHng ienalsa and i & rela tiYge g, here,
Our old depot agent, George. Dar-
row, started for British Colnmb taslast
ednesday
Quite number from this icinity
attended, the dance At snieep Monday
evening
r.; r. Burns has secured a position
as salesman for the firm of orter s.
Co. S.$5
William Kroona has chased g new
otins eagiAst used az his {. Fed ga
mill the ooming seaso ~,
Notwithstand ling the disagreeahle
weather, most Of the people OF Randi.
yohi attended the Old SSettlers picnic.
Our vi Hage was well represented In
the sports Of the d az. 5s.ss
G. fillmore had a little accident the
evening Of July Bird. While hand ling
q revolver it was discharged the bull
'.st passing through the finger of iii
right hand and inaiotiing "a Aliahi
wound. ss 81;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

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90 Sc s 1 gear
u Charley obi ors s Sd Tail q 4,
slenard siyerh 81 81 ID bull ing new 1''5
4 house Y this e SUNNI
John Ditmars on ONE LAST
8 saturd an, aftt having attend 1.-The
5hieh school az ST adl some time g q
our tempe ranee societ WI & lebrat t1
the 4th 81 July sat axe Koronis.
Chris Emmerson return from Cass
5 county last s aturd ays t aEaal'
ST a pers on is il exposure and ll1
bodily exercise, he sho nld spend 8 day
ii rambl ing thr ods and the the
burned down sWarnps 81 tthat ountl'y.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

The s., s. convention to have been
held bel at 5spicer this week has been in.
definitely postponed. z}st. ss.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

ssberg lV ond erfuI Healer is Just
what its name imp lies pufel aSheal-
ing app ication, to open y unds and
sores Of a. kinds on horses and other
animals ind where an irritant OF lins
anentH should never BE used Heals
without leaving q SCI
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

Senator ettig rev. broke down, one
day last Week, while speak, the
Omitted Cd States senate, and or time
y was thought to be- paral wed. T de-
yeloped1 later, oWever, that the o1l-
(sbleS lay I il g strai ming Of the ocal
cords
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

.s q. The he marriage of Mrs.. Christine
= ohhnson, OF New London, Ito: Per Os-
l lund OF Colfax, took place Friday
afterno on at the parsonage. B 4!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
NSVednsesd lIl y

INsdnesda sssni1na ~ sc
lfather and mo cher come dotF5ul
from slenWood IS hin
last week
ISS Rev, Carl Eng ebretse p
apolis, 81 isitiug with and s..
Even Olson.
fiss Mary Hellerud left last ION sd
day for Sank Centre
nstaYe# Al. sIEri1 Oh went @ sIrlvsfne
last Tuesda az Intend M end
aaome time With he ,relati
hild and Albert vseelt len-
wood came down last Friday "a s,psnd
the summer with and N Ole
Eliassea s 5sss.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
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Green Lake.
HHarrlson
irving !.
Kandiyohi Z.
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u. Elizabeth
~ L1lllian;..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

@s The last shoot Of the tournament be-
tween the gun clubs Of Wi lmar, Grove
City and IND Lite enfield will take place at
the 81 shooting ground Of the latter: club
next Thursd ay. %ss: Il ii 25 S:$ =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
||portu ity I'LL lbe had Get Ugh
Eprade lgerWare 81 u losz

Mails Iol,nso 81 Tie town 81 Dovre,.
zyas fe,nnal dead id with
E,is head l1nder wster ia slough.
skull i was ionne frac tnred;;
ana ats eetlaer the case looks very
Iieious. 111 81 lles held but
thes iurY was III able to- determine how
:theS dead In as received his hi llries
rhe deee aseds was six ty- nine years old
and leaves q MI
ma Nd ], ,aa I,n IS co11neil has passed
.s1tss = 81 S Is
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l'ls'l ~
.nsfe IS MI
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

. & happy event took place at spicer,.
sWedn sd az June 23rd lame II the
/ lr g ct Miss oslo Peters ~, the.
estimable daughter OF 2. 2. Peterson
of spicer, to- Mr.. w lille Nelson a
young man Of the same burr Oh. .ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

S# Anoka's not expenses for its fire de-
part TIM last year amounted to the;
sum Y of 1856. O. The chief receives
$3.50 and the driver 500 per sannum,
and 70 unteer fremen are paid by the
Sh our M $5 .5s52 s$55
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

It's m7yostly people that make a
world, and we are the people that
make OUR Pres CRYPTIC N 4 s5
(. FERGUSON,
N lllmlap, Inn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

esterday noon the lightning
sstruck and kill led horse Iii ga is
road cart on the road near Rev E,s-s
|stren sresi dence as. Tie property
[zof ki1g Anderso y, who lives few
from town. SONS &.
Henderson were ia the art, hut mirac-
|s,alonsly escaped jury
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06
M[ISCEL i ANEOUS.

KxTc 49, = Il J. 8 =, 8,
v.illAl0-NN-sEl:L-.all,,kt.AAllLNE.1S'.)lJo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AAAA1
The 81, S !. convention to have been
held at Spicer this week has been In
definitely postponed. u zsS,s. .:sI
81. ~, a
y marriage ,sol 4. MRS. christine
Juno, of Colfax, took place Friday.
altering on at the parsonage. q; e
81, 4; S. S s.
20. ,ueu ~ q accluen1
.o,,ta = ~ 80 .ass Meeh, WAlle en- e
We're dltehed and one elephant killed.
, 49,
~ Artln Engen, q . former Seminary
seuuent' ana teacher. OF this county,
pissed tnrougn mere tod Mr. s.
llng's Synod. .s...s.
,ha J. 3, g 8 e ,.
tuaa, IL, M llo y
s "a. "a q =; !, = 10 ioYe
tha s. $50 Aaoe: g
next next !. sIhurs sa1ls Il
smith i, 81 :. Z " IS. :.S.
a. 80 -, - 90 =
out 'sa1es = dr ruse' ~ 'aa ..ll
wagons. buopies etc q J ,;valna'
Coli 3 ~ 80 =, 5SGS14St ~ ~
Call ana see them. \ :#s .=.
:, !, n1a,aa Z, .s: 81
MT; = IT. j. s., !, tse1 =
will r,,n III = IL q Wee s.A'si
q Cas- d lor. & sho,, W. -
S. G J, :, I. So '' '1neeay eye 3.
rs q
and ~ IS s,,;' 8;
no, s ! .'e
on gln Mound . q. !,
IA J; Ms s. nnn' -
- -, -.
W lssiuen1 =. ( - 81 I'll tine e5reat
sol.iel neiu 3 = .ne= sla soettlers exz
sursion = an s1.5.s anu seone, 1he other
- -. "ens sAr = W = and. snooR
s'as =. oyely .one On posrd.
It SIS mostly people that make !,
world and .w,s' an ara 4 !, *
i4ts''A !, ,t' :. gillpraos
= W. $ s,,ls1.5Ss1s,
y 4l4I4laa & MINI.
okas nat f,xnanses for| its t;razia.
par 11 asst wear. an e, ntad y 81
SIM of S956 Mo ,h;af -
$50 and the yer 40 na, Z q, 9,
CIV oIunseer nr5then are PAID spy the
'ul 81
amy sevent IA = q s. s q 81
wed neatl - = !, - r.,
arri ap of Miss oa;a 'peta,rs ! ~
est;nn ia q j, ~ 81. s IS
81 snicer te=' M 1Vi1,;a 4 Il. i !,
Young man 81. The same bur Is. ~ s !
81 senato ettigrew broke e, 8 down one
lday last week, while spea "a, IS n
United states "a, sen ate 3, ~
was thong 81 rs Sc para WED 81 az.
yeloped later. however IS q t,,es 4. 81.
lbleS lay IL 81 st Is. ininp 81 .f,,a
Icordsst.. ..5
line apollo ation. IS onen sun,,n a and
II 81, !, 3, i,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-06

sl..s s % lS1te
Gilman Ed. arner las al GONE % Is, Is
inneapo 81 f e lev
Boy les has been s, running Ittle
Sioux 3 Ellis passen,ger latel
Chas, 3 81 3 ard attend led the Fourth il
Iof July oele brati Oh 1t ~ aver 81
spra ined his ankle
BONE s g weeks as one, towork
again
va arley Hard At ex press clerk. I
s. laying of and Ed. Ed lind Is work ],
fine his III ace ,SS3 S., s.ss
ack Sui Ivan, .ss Il. ii owns. 81 In
IColah han, TomS Strike ana ana II az DIN 7
Is s'l' had their fun At ayerly,
l ,tnt. How're 4 went TO sBrecke ge==
/ Monday returnin Tuesd lay, in com
p pan with Asst. Genl. upt. Gruber.
IS Guy Porter was here yeaterd az paint
Ing Ing: the switch targets, and went 5up the
Iitne This mornin eckenridg Tele-5
gram. 5 50
81. N. Smith has been appointed
Itrainmaster Of the ST. Cloud & Fergus
Falls 4 diyisio vice W ]. I. yler, pro-
lmoted s,.= 2 E5 ..=
IS Agent alter neLaHunt left for
~. Paul on the early train Tuesday,
whore he will meet his wife, who IS re- re-
turning from 9 visit TO friends at Mil
lwankee. .
I The Northern Pacific has discarded
Its pay car and the cash for the en-
lployes now comes in the shape Of
checks direct to- the agent at each
static s5: .$#.=2s s=5s.
ack Colahan! and Frank q lara
thought Willmar, good enough for
them, and stayed right at home, in
spite Of q good many invitations to
come to Benso 81. s#S .= III y b
Quite 9 number Of Great N orthern
empl oyes attended the celebratio on at
Benson, last saturd az August ALL
stra1H and ed. sRa ike acted the part
Of chap rons, and 1t is only just to
say that all came back in good shape.
IS Supt. r. n. Bowron took charge
last Thursday. The TRIBUNE, on be-
halt Of the citizens Of Wi1lmar ex-
tends q cordial WeIc to Mr.. Bow
ron and ll hopes his stay among. Us may
he beth pleasant and profitable.
/ "a new circula is out, requiring all
Ifremen and brakemen to get stand ard
watches BY August is, and TO have the
Same inspected on the first day 81 each
month. J The C.s.M. 81 st, =. has issued
similar circular only that they will
quire matches to be Inspected each
IS 81
Engineer Geo. Atkins and Fireman
Herman Mechlera brought engine Al
down from Breck enridge Friday. Be
ling strangers and unused to q large
lefty, the boys got lost and only for
the timely arriv Al Of the writer got
back to the round b ouse IN, time for
duty. .$$ &. ,=.&s
3 Charles Hornheak received q letter,
Hast Wednesday from A. D. Meddli-
cOtt, dated at Roanoke, "a. ttating
that he arrived, there III fine shape and
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little girl was standing at the depot
bidding them good bye where so short a
time before he had received their
welcome.
As they still talked, the train was in
with its roar and steam; message was
placed in the minister's hand, which he
anxiously and nervously tore open. The
next moment the faces pressed against
the car windows saw a man sway and
then fall heavily on the platform vi h a
yelIew paper tiuttering in his fingers;
and then little girl bending over him.
tearfully entreating him TO speak TO her.
Tenderly the villagers bore him into
the waiting room aud while some en-
deavored vainly to bring back life
another examined the bit Of yellow
paper
The body OF well dressed lady
proven by several articles fonnd on body
10 be Mrs. Elizabeth Stanhope,
dead in her room Windsor Hotel. Both
arms covered with little needle pricks.
Overdose accidental no doubt. Nor
phine case half empty marked T.. s.
found on body. Come Immediately for
identification.
The next day the train bore the min
lister to his wife, but he did not travel
with the little girl dressed in deep
mourning who sat in the second coach,
but back -a,ole-in the baggage car
PEARL WYCoFF.