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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

A SPECIAL dispatch received last Wednes-
day at London from Madrid says there is
much discussion at the Spanish capital on
the subject OF the alliance between Spain and
Portugal which is reported to be in process
OF negotiation. The Portuguese minister of
marine, who is now in Madrid, has ex-
pressed the belief that such an alliance
may be accomplished at any moment.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

No, said the landlord of the summer
hotel, 1 don't dread the approach OF
cold weather. But it interrupts the
season. OF course, but there has to be
something to send the people back
home to a some more money.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

Yes, remarked a Chicago girl, he
represents one of the Oldest families.
Does he date before the fire? No, not
quite go far back as that, but he's n
of the people who have ridden the old
style high wheels.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
We WANT A RELIABLE,

Industrious agent in every town in YER
mont. We have a superior article to sell,
and deal squarely with our helpers. For
Terms address l.. l.. VALENTINE, Man
ager Johnson Drug Co., Saratoga. N. Y.&-s
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

DR.. Quack boasts that he can put a
new brain in q man. What do you
think? Well, l saw him brain a man
for daring to dispute it.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill.
lousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
"'ON-"
MINUTE
COUGH CURE

cures quickly. That 10 what 1t war
made for, Prompt, safe, sure, quick
relief, quick cure. Pleasant to take.
Children like 1T and adults like it.
Mothers buy 1t for their children.
Prepared by Z. O. Dewitt q Co., makers OF
w Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
V0le pills.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
Died of Heart Disease.
Is the Announcement that Meets Your Eye in
Everv Days Paper that You Read.
YOUR HEART is THE MAIN SPRING OF LIFE
All Your Troubles Cease When the Main Spring" Breaks
Just as Your Watch Stops Running When the Little
Spiral of Steel Snaps.

EvGyd day repotr reaches rs that some one has died suddenly on the street in the Office or
pulpit or at home, o ths .ueachecus disease. Even skilled physicians sometimes overlook
the symptoms OF tse complaint and are much surprised when they have pronounced per
the blood passes through this organ hundreds of times daily it must be kept in perfect con
dhon in order to pits work properly, If any diseased heart condition should arise, sume ote
organ as the liver, hm@, or brain is forced into state IF congston;a and small flood vessels
are from increased pressure, liable to burst and cause dealt. symptoms are palptaton,
hunfng action OF the heart shortneS OF breath in going up stairs or up hill, inability to sleep
with hedl low, nervous sasms with dd peHphahon, excitement and loss of slfcontold de-
is a marked symptom, and treatments should be begun at nee.
Statistics prove that ninety per- cent of the people have heart trouble. AS. your druggist
for Lr trosts Health Boob and read it carefully.
In order to bring Fr@ts Hn Cuet to ymrn notice and use read attached coupon and
for &C.. Don't delay.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
rRCMCNpouS SLOW.
rnd.r the New Iar,a Law a, Vessels Of
Iereigu Register,

Washington n G.. Sept Z Involved IN
the question 81 thr Interpretation of src-
ton q ~ the nrW taun law with r,gard
90 thr 10 r.r cent di-cnminatlnf duty
on for,irn goods rominE inin m"
limited Statrs from Canada or I"Ni~".
which is nov l.forc ihr attorney g,u-
.rl for decision. ls auathcr question %
equal, N not gr"atcr magnitude. n IN
wolves The question "f whcther thls dis
eliminating dnty uf 10 por crnt. duss not
apply a. an goods imported n foreign
vessels landing NJ ini'ed States ports
which ar" not exempt from disrrininai-
inV tonnage tlN"s ~ "Npr'ss treats Hip-
ulaIiogF The question 1T'rfF irUIu au-
nthcr -llght deviation from The language
~ previous provisions In section -
witch. v made Intentionally would
s"rm q" indicate that ii was designed -
discriminate against thrcestourihs ~ all
the blg rrausstisnil" and Transpaeihr
steamship lines ~ well as many VI tho
South American lines.
" Is IN pursuance of an act " congress
isnction te.sl that presidents IN the past
have hS proclamation exempted the g's-
s"lf ~ many countries from this discrim-
lnaiing duty. TIE question now before The
attorno~ general h. whether the omlS-ioa
of tho words "ari of crougrssS' does NOT
repeat section -. n II doss li Will STRIKE
a tremendous blow at an foreign liues
now exempt by presidential proclamation
and ronhhc the exemption strictly Ia IN"
y,ss"ls ~ countries with which We h3Nr
treaties granting such exemptions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
WARDS FR|GHTFUL DEATH
Jumped From a Train Moving at
Its Full Speed.
BODY FOUND ON THE TRACK
II Is Thought That He Made a Mistake
in the Door-An Ugly Wound In
the Head His Death Was
instantaneous.

Wheatland. Iowa Sept. al. Rus
sell Ward Of Santa Monica. Cal. who
became notorious short time ago
through his connection with the elope-
ment Of Mrs. Bradbury. wife of the
California millionaire, James II. Brad
bury. met his death near here this
morning by falling or jumping from
the eastbound overland limited on the
Northwestern railway, His body WAS
picked up two hours after his death
and now lies AT the city hall awaiting
disposition by friends.
Al o'clock this morning the crew of
a westbound freight train on the
Northwestern road discovered the re-
mains OF a man attired In suit of
underclothes lying by the double
tracks, about half a mile west Of this
place. The body Was picked up and
later conveyed 10 the depot There was
nothing about the body 10 disclose it's
identity. but later IL was learned that
the dead man was H. Russell Ward.
and that he had been passenger
aboard the overland limited which
passed here at e:i5 a. m.
II Is supposed that he arose from his
berlh in the sleeping car. and mistak-
ing the vestibule door for the door ~
the toilet room. stepped of the swiftly
moving train TO his death. He was un-
touched by the wheels. buf his hip was
broken and the means of his instant
death was apparently from an ugly
wound I'm the forehead. The body was
otherwise badly bruised. The coroner
returned a verdict Of accidental death.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
HORRIBLE MINE DISASTER
TWELVE MEN KILLED BY AN Elk.
POSlON OF COAL DUST.
The Accident Orrurrcd nj Old sunshine
Mine Near s.les~sosi. Colorado Great
Exciemra Prev niis.

Cl.nwood. colo. Sept. "A coal dust
explosion In one of the chambers of the
Sunshine coal mine, the property Of the
colorado Fuel A Iron company, AZ sun
shine some IL miles southeast of Glen,
wood Springs. KILLED n Italians and -
American tonight u few minutes before
O'Clock. The men were preparing To
lcay. ia, mine on the day SHIFT when the
disaster orcurr.l. A shot had been Hired
and Instead of its b.ing u direct expio-.
SON, II WAS what iu miners parlancc "
called blow out" that H., the powder
creat.. q ramr which sho, backward
and caught the dust ihat Tad a-cumu-
lated IN tho chnrber. instead OF disludg-
ing the seam ~ coal ntrndd
Az IN. tims ~ ~" rXp Asi"n there was
q barrel of ruapo~dor IN tho rhHmb'i
which iRnii.d s1d aided 'hr disast"r
Nhirh would hp'' occurred through M"
cnal dust cNp'nition alone tn" Sunshir"
wh"i" the disaster occurred. ~ r'-
culiar combination of an'hrarl'o and W.
tumcu ard II ~ helloArd that the gnthsr-
Ing of ,hr coal durt iH ihr chamber ~
the mine vas due IT, a desire io empty
thr chamber too auhklN In the whole
trop rty there arc from n ~ Y men "in-
moved The single chamber where the
In'n worc killed was ih" 'nly on Gam-
agod Twn hours af'tr Tho "splrs'on oc-
CURED th. bodirs "f ih' d"id mrh wsrc
IN brought 10 ~" surface"
Following ~ the complete Net - M"
uhmrs of those Killed Artoiu' Nar'Huo.
gcorr. Damon louis Damon Louis
VLti iOc Martin. Jo' 'asagrardL John
Jeunonnl Antoine Erpc Theodore ro-
lDsI. John Audillnl Fran'ls Mcrl0ud
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
CUBANS BUY A FAST BOAT
SAID lHEy WERE NORTHERN CAP
ITALisTs ON A CRUISE
Purchasvd - Powerful steam Pilot lioat-
Loaded Her With Ammunition
and slipped Away.

Mobile. Ala. Sept. 3.-ln the early part
Of last week - party OF gentlemen who
looked what they proclaimed themselves
tn be. "A number of Northern capitalists
of for cruise on th" gulf. visited PEN
sacols. They wanted Ia hire or purchas.
tug and they greatly admired the tine
steam pilot boat. Sommcrs Smith "A boat
Of powerful build and much larger than
AN ordinary tug. finally purchasing Il for
s,5p1. At their request 'ommodor" Bar
rctt and Pilot cost.r brought tho boat
around Ia Mobile. ostensibly for repairs
preparatory To "a pleasure trip.
She was thoroughly oy"rhaulcd la dry
dock especial attention hcinp paid Ca her
mschinerey and u new powerful propcl-
lor east by King in this city Displaced
IN" one she had been using ~ u pilot
boat. As sh. then floatcd the Smith was
the fastest boat In the gull.
A larg. quantity of stores WAS plHr, a
aboard of her in the daytime ana IL
leaked out tonight that nearly ioo heavy
boxes of arms and ammunition N"rc
shipped ON "Wednesday night. Tho beat
has accommodate for ~ persons but
whether che carried any on' ouisid" Of
the crew. who were shipped after the
regular captain and crew had been dis
posed OF aud s.nt back to Pensacola h'.
rail. has not been discovered 50 secret
were the movements. Sh. left ~. Francis
street wharf at a. M. on Thursday aud
as a pilot boat was allowed to proceed
down the channel and to sea unchal-
lenged.
Her desi nation was given ~ penSa-
cola. hut present information shows that
she will land On the south coast of Cuba.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
STORM OF PROTEST.


Port Townsend Sept. 3.-F. - h'ustis,
the u"y ,nstuns collector for the Puget
Sound dlsirirt Who took office two dah =
ago, has mad, now ruling In the mat
ter of admitting cum, - lahurers. lie has
r,fusod admltiguC" tn srN'n chinese who
arrived from Victoria, II. a.. on thr
ground that thov had departed from oih-
cr ports when leaving this country. IN.
~ l. months ago IN" requirement was
enforced that Chinese must r'-"u,'r at
ia. port of departure" but during the
past yrar compliance with this condition
has ~ tbecn required from Gaines I'M
migrants owing 10 a pr"o'dcut cstab-
llsh.d by tho treasury a'rnitm'ut ut IA
the ease u tn Strathn"vis Immigrant
when chimes Wrrr admitted rogarii"
of the port or departure. A. = result
many chinese succeeded in entering h,r'
when they rpuid not have mad a satic-
faiory showing al the port lipin which
they had departed.
Collector iiu'rt's' return tn he former
rule ha4 ,ili.d Forth u storm ut protects
from lutrrrftrd 'ain.sr residents ~ tho
Pacific rlAri Tn" action ~ the new ,oi-
,..ior RN wobthlr d"crrasr ih, wb"i'-
sale rufsirp nf 'hihssr through ~.
nnTf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04

wnik, Mrs. William rurrnh. hclena :
franchise. Mrs Ida +. Rosencrans h"l-
cna social purify. Mrs. A. ". Miles. l-iN-
ingston. legislative work. Mrs. NJ. l."
rummins, Helena; narootics Mrs. Jennie
Elliott Livingston. jail, prison aud evan-
gelistic, Mrs, Mary r.. Jackman. Helena :
press. Mrs, Mary Long Anderson. boz"-
man; temperance temple. Mrs. Emma w.
Waters. Iiozrman work among yonnE
women. Mrs. ilattic Bartlett Anaconda
sabbath observance and Sunday school
work. Mrs. Alice ~ Barnes. soldiers
Mrs. NJ. a llall. Miles city. miners. Mis-
Ennic. Brown, Butte. flower mission.
Mrs. Ncsia Walker, llorr. state organ
izrr. Mrs, Anna Walker, Great Falls. pur-
nY IN art. Mrs. luella tRen, Great
Falls.
Tho place of tho next meeting was left
Ia the executive committee. Al the night
session Mrs. Matt ". Anderson of bozr-
man made AN address.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS
DIR. BIGGs ADDRESSES THE BRITISH
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Lack sf Cnasrss,ty ia H~si,h negulas
tisns is the tnitcd sstss-A Ma
ttonsi Board Is Needed.

Montreal. Sept. s-Dr Hermann Biggs.
pathologist To tn. health department Of
the city of New York, delivered the adj
dress before the British Medical Associa-
tlon this afternoon AT Mindosr hall on
public medicine. Tn. paper was fun OF
interest. II dealt With all the problems
of puhllc health. i,s emphasized the TACT
that the advances IN preventive m.di-
cine In Great britain. - shown by the
mortality tablcs for nearly half cen-
tury had exceeded those in every other
country aud n" had no Doubt that the
iunu.uc. OF the BRUSH Medical Assn, la
tion had be,n un small factor In contrib
uting 70 the high standard OF public
hralth.
srahklng ~ the diner.ucr of carr, Ing
on sanitary work in Great Britain and
thc United States he said. "ii should
be- noted particularly that IN the United
Sint.s there is no national board of
health aud tnrrr are no national rsguia-
tars of grurral application, IN each or
thr several states % m. United States
the sbuitary administration ls soley un-
der the cpnffol ~ the state authorities.
The stats boards ~ health are energetic
and progressive In many states. hut In
some there Is NO sanitary work of I'M
portauc- dnne
III necessarily follows that throughout
a." United States there l. a great lack of
uniformity fn n EQUATIONS and methods
and in the .fici'ncy of their execution.
Speaking broadly. IN the rural districts
and IN ihr towns and smaller cities. ssps-
cially In the South and West. The -ani-
tary methods are of the cru.lest type.
TN the other hand. IN many of the iargs
ritie- th"rr h found a broad. enlightened
and progressive pnllcy and an efficient
administration equal to that presented
IN any of the great citiss OF the worid.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
ON the TRAIN.


Ward sent q Telegram Prem fremont 10
the Chicago roI &c.
Chicago, Sept. s-w. A. Ward Of San
Francisco. a passenger on the Chicago
a. Northwestern overland flyer. which
arrived to-day. and who is believed 10
be the man who eloped last summer
with the wife . Millionaire Bradbury
OF Los Angeles, leaped from the win
dow Of Pullman car while the train
was rushing through Iowa last night
and was killed. A telegram was, re-
ceived from Wheatlands almost nj the
same time the train pulled into Chicago
which said Wards body. clad only In
his night robe. had been found near
that station.
1t Is believed he was demented. IL Ia
not known at what hour Ward jumped
from the train. His absence Was dis
covered by Conductor Roundy when
the train was between Geneva and Chi
cago. All of the suicides clothing and
effects were found in the berth he oc-
cupied
The police of Chicago are mystified
over the case. Yesterday afternoon the
following telegram was received at the
Central station: Please send good men
To drawing room B. car = of the east
bound overland Northwestern train ar
riving In Chicago at 80" The tele-
gram was sent from Fremont. Neb..
yesterday afternoon AT 3 o'clock. II
bore no signature.
Detective Brodrick met the train at
the depot and ON investigation found
that drawing room Was the room the
suicide had occupied. The detective
was informed by Conductor Roundy
that the telegram the police had re-
ceived had been sent by Ward. who left
the train AT Fremont long enough Ia
send II. &. +. Goldman. conductor. and
&. NJ. Galloway porter Of the Pullman
car occupied by Ward. said that prior
no signs OF insanity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
PRESIDENT ELECTED.
The Oregon Railway q Navigation Com
papy MIII Remain IadePeRdent.

Portland, Orr. Sept. s-At the meess
Ing ~ the board of directors of the orc
gou Railway a Navigation company to-
DAY A. T.. Mohler Was unanimously elect
cd president. The meeting lasted only "A
few minut,s ~ object being exclusively
the election OF the board Of directors
and a president. A. = Hsideibach "f New
York was elected chairman. The meeting
was then adjourned for a week at which
time the remaining executive officers
viii be- elrctrd. and II il generally UNDER
sto"d that there will he no changes In
m. present list of Officers.
The question of declaring a diyiden1
was not touched on az to-days meeting.
That will be another subject that IL is
exported To ari upon at the next meet
ing n may he that the board will awaft
the report of the special auditing CON-
mittee before taking nnal action IN the
matter OF dividends, President Mohlsr,
when seen ~ his once after the meet-
ina said that the property Will remain
In an independent position.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
TWO AND A HALF TONS.
shipment Of Du., Prom the Yukon VIII
he All of That.

Washington. Sept. s.-John +. Rfady
governor of Alaska has sent to Sccp-
iary Bliss personal letter IA which he
gives some interesting facts about Tn"
rush for the klondyk' region. Writing
from Jun.au BE- says. Steamships are
passing lally for Dy.a aud SkhguaN load
sd Ia ih" utmost with passcngrrs and
supplies THE news just from kiondyk"
by reliable men j. calculated 10 raise the
cNci,cmcn, q" u higher pitch. The ship
ment of dust from ih" mouth of ~" Nu-
kan Will 1" all ~ Two and half tons.
Rich finds raNv brrn mad" We'll up on th'
sides of the mountains and The old say
ing thai gold is whcr" sou Ind n and
silver runs iu veins seem to br cmpha-
sized IN that district. A conservative ss-
iimato l. that th"r' Hf. a.sa men -
SkaRuay along tir ttaI Iu thr Whn'
pass. BuI , f.w nulv have gone pvsr thia
pass with thrii supplies erd 'rly 90 mail
per cent Of the u'uiHrr rln 'rust.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
FoR EMeEzzLsMeNr.
Former Private secre' arv of Carlisle Ar.
rested in W sshington.

Washington. Sept 3.-ilermann w.
Van Sender. lately Of Louisville. Ky.
and u resident Of Paducah. who for four
years was the private secretary of Sec
rctary Carlisle. was to-day arrested for
alleged .mbszzlement. Al th. close of
the Cleveland administration he went To
Louisville. where he began business AS
the representative of one OF the large
Eastern insurance companies. A few
weeks ago. as stated ~ III" time In these
dispatches. Mr. Van sender returned to
Washington and became a partner IN
the brokerage firm Of 'anty a co, doing
business ON y street. II WAS represented
at the lime that Mr.. Van Sender put
somthing like ss0.S into the firm
To-day Mr.. Van Sender. together with
his partner WAS arrested upon charge
of embezzlement and maintaining a
gambling house, and both were held I'm
the sum of siu"n uniil late IN the after
noon before being released on bond.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
~ CARRIER PIGEON.
4 Message Prom Admiral sieard %
Roard the tiagship New York.

Washington. Sept. A message by car
ri.r pigeon was received from Admiral
~, ard on the flagship New York. Of the
North Atlantic SQUADRON. at the Norfolk
navy yard 1t o'closk tonight. A coDv
Ms Immediately telegraphed 20 Acting
Ssrrvthry Roosevelt a; tho navy depart
m"nt, The message was as follows:
Sept. 3 a. m position ~ degress-
northeast Caps charles ,ightship. distant
* miis4. The squadron consisting OF The
New York. Bro"klyu. Massachusetts,. ln-
diana. T'Sas ard Maine is approaching
the southern drill ground and Will prob
arly aurhor about o'cinCk
Al thr NAVY department this Is said to
b" The Nfst Instance IN our naval his
tory of tht Succssful usr of carrier pig
rans a. "a means ~ communication BE-
tween naVal vessels afloat and the shore
stations
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
A REWARD OFFERED
ior the Marsersrs at John Parker, who
Disappeared Mysirriousiy.

Special Dispatch Ia thc standard.
koiS. Sept. 3--uoNernur Sicunsnberg
has decided Ia offcr reward for ih"
mur,lrrcrs of John Parker, tn" ksmih,
North Idaho. farmer. Who disappeared
mysteriously on IA" night ~ July -. his
house bcing burned. The petition for th"
reward states that the trrrihl' crime has
struck terror Ia the hearts of p-oplc Nv
ing n that vicinity and that many are
preparing To move away. Shooting Is of
nightly occurrence there ana many
houses have been ransack'd,
The theory that the crime MAS COM
mittcd by Neg Pcrce Indians has been
exploded and IL Is now thought it was
the oniRrowth ~ range troubles or that
Parker was murdered aud his body
burned Ia conceal the Grim. by "a band Of
desperadoes having rendezvous near
there VIII" were caught bN Parker IN
III. night 81 the tragedy In some dew
iliry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04

Gold In Paying Quantities % Nat BeinE
Taken Prom IN. Yellowstone.

Special Dispatch io the Standard
Miles City. Mont, sept IA telegram
appearing Ia the Minneapolis Times
from Duluth, stating that Arthur and
Harry Thomas. two brothers from Phila-
delphia WEI, "r their way 60 kiondyke
and had stopped on and placer mined In
the Yellowstone river. taking cut VI sO
apiece four mil"s b-low Mil.s Guy Is en-
iir.lA false. Their. have been about ~
people working out here Tor tn" past two
months, and though they got some gold,
No party succeeded IN getting II IN pay
ing quantities. The gold found H. Hour
gold. worry lisht and hard Ia save. THE
few parties who have mined from here
several "f whom were old miners, have
al stopped, not being able In make "
pay.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
FINALLY SETTLED.
Nan, improvements {. Ne Mad. Ia Bo,..
mans Liyh, Plant

Special Dispatch - the STANDARD
iozemau. Sept. 3. THE imam, idl trnu-
hir- uf the GHllatln Valley Eioctr'C Lsht
A ppN'r company hayr finally br,u srt-
tlrd ucorg, l. Ramsry Ma. returned
fr1m MiUnrnl'plis. ehvfv he has hr"n for
tnD pJrp"sr ~ closing the driatia "f pur.
rh.sc for ih" electric hght plant and
ttr-st railroad In this Cits rhs pur-
-t'-'r- ore Hrufs Eluug Jo-,rh NouutE
,rd ~ Ramsey. Mr. Noupfs rs to r.
mr'u .n iHr management sut BE- 10 said
viii tw made president MANY Improve
rl,u'- at, ,uut~mplatDd
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-04
SEvC RAl iNJu REQ.
An Explosion IN the Property sf ths
PoriIsad Nia~-Origin akssws.

Cripple Greek. Colo. Sept. a-An ex-
plosion on the property II the Portland
miue tonight destroyed a section OF the
Florence a cripple Creek track and in
jured several people. Michael Lafferty
was seriously wounded aud i likely tn
di. Their. has been a dispute a. To the
right NJ way of the Florence A. Cripple
creek and the Midland terminal and ths
El.ciric cricle through the dump OF the
Portland Rumors have been circulated
~ Ia the trouble. Seven shots were fred
at the time of the explosion. but II fs said
they were hired In m. air. i.anerty was
injured by living rock. II u impos-ibls
to ascertain tonight who Iired the pow
der which destroyed the r. 4 - q.
trug Ks