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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
ADOLPH KUTNER CAN
NOW VISIT POLAND
The Russian Government al
Last Permits the Trip of
the Californian.
Senator Perkins VIII Urge LepIsla-
ton to Meet All Cases of a
Similar Nature.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

A7pCIial OlSpdtCu " L RE CALL
CALL OFFICE, RIGGS HoUsE,l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Senator Perkins has been notified by the
Department of State that :he Russian
Government, through its Minister here,
will allow Adolph Kutner of California to
visit his relations in Russian Poland. The
case of Mr.. Kutner has become quite cele-
brated, owing % his wealth and social
standing in California and the interest
taken in his behalf by the me m bers of the
California delegation in Congress.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Kutne
last May applied 10 the State Department
for the necessary papers to enable him to
visit his relatives in Russian Poland The
Charge d 'Affa res of the Russian legation
refused to wise his passport on the ground
that he was a Jew, and therefore under
Russian law was excluded from the privi-
lege of visiting the country. Senator
Perkins and Represen tative Castle agi-
tated the subject in the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES during the extraor-
binary session by bill and resolution.
After considerable correspondence be-
tween the State Department thef Rms
sian Govern ment on the subject the Ru~-
sian authorities have finally concluded to
make an exception in favor Of Mr.. Kutner
without modifying it, law excluding Jews
from the country The Russian Minister
s. ates that the authorities are satisfied that
Mr.. Kutner will not become q charge upon
the Russian Government should he visit
his friends in Poland. and therefore per-
mission Is granted him to make visit not
extending beyond one month. While
this concession may be acceptable to Mr.
Kutner, Senator Perkins will urge some
legislation to meet cases of similar ma
Lure.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
Statement
OF THE
CONDlTIO AND AFFAIRS
FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Of BASLE, SWITZERLAND, ON THE SIST
~ day of December, y. u. 1896, and for the rear
ending On that day, as made to the Insurance Com
the provisions sections 6I0 and Of the Poiti-
cal Ccde. condensed as per blank furnished by the
Comm sioner
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
Capital.

Capital
OF Capital Stock. paid up in
Cash.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
THREE SALES REQUIRED.
First viii Be Held February f9 to
Satisfy the Kansas Pacific Con-
Soiiddted Mortgage.

TOPEKA, KAN, Dec. 15.-Judge w. D.
Cornish of st. Paul. special master OF the
Kansas Pacific, is in this city arranging
details for the postponed sale in accord
ance with Judge SAnborn's decree last
Monday. There are three parate mort
cages. and three sales will be necessary.
The first sale will take place in this city,
February 10, ana is TO satisfy the mort
gage known as the Kansas Pacific con-
s0hdated. This mortgage covers lands
along the line and the line itself from
Page City to Denver
The Government second mortgage COW
ers the eastern and western divis:on, and
there is first mortgage on the Denver
division.
The date of these latter sales will be de-
termined by Judge Cornish tomorrow
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
DRIVEN ASHORE
BY A FIERCE GALE
Loss of a Schooner and All
Aboard Except One
Sailor.
While Very Near a Harbor Unfor-
tunate Seamen Are Hurled
on Jagged Rocks.
special Dispatch to THE CALL

BOSTON, Dec. 15.-The schooner Susan
2. Thurlow, Captain Helgersen, went
ashore this morning on Cushings Island
on the coast of Maine and all aboard, wi b
the exception OF one sailor, were lost.
That one got ashore on spar. How even
one man escaped alive is a mystery.
Charles Reimann, the sole survivor, tells
a striking story OF the wreck. He man.
aged to catch at spar and hold on. How
he got through the line of breakers he
does not know. He was at last flung high
upon the shore more dead than alive.
For time he lay there unable to move
and then he made his way around the
island in the hope of finding shelter. He
at last reached the house of Captain Bo-
gan, who took care of him.
II was the worst night experienced on
these coasts for years. The rain fell in
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
sAoRAMEATO'S NEW H4CkrRAck
Nay Possibly Re COnstrucied ia Time
for the he5f state Fair

Nay PosstbtV Re COnstructed IL, Time
for the he1t state Fair
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15.-Three wears
ago the Legislature passed a bill authoriz-
ing the State Agricultural Society TO sell
It's racetrack property, almost in the
heart of the city, and with the proceeds TO
purchase more ground farther out and
construct new track, better buildings,
etc. Governor Budd killed the measure
The last Legisla ture re-enacted it and il
became law. The settling of title TO the
old track properly has been slow and
nothing has vet been accom- plished, but
there is bare possibility of new site
being obtained in time 10 have the track
laid out for the next fair None has been
selected, because the old track is not yet
in condition to be sold.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
STATEN EMIT
or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
HELVETIA SWISS FRI
INSURANCE COMPANY

0F ST. GALL. SWITZERLAND ON THE
" S1st day of December, A. D. 1895, and for he
year ending on that day, as made to the Insurance
Commissloner OF the State of California pursuant
to the provisions of sections 61O and 81 of The
fontlcai Code, condensed as per blank furnished
by the Commissioners
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1eit lpiirbe peri9wiesen bleiben," er<
flGrte Ihefld iiberseuQenb.

1eit lpiirbe peri9wiesen bleiben," er<
flarte 1bstla iiberSeugenb.
$50? Mebr bebarf es 1libt 5pii6en
uns," perieste Wlamiell gtine, llnb
ibre Gimme sitterte ei9entbiimli6.
nOu aber bilt ein ebrenwertbes
ainb-" baS g8eitere eritifte unter
Der Seftisfeit, nit Der Sbefla iie um>
ar1nte unb Sdrtli6 liebfoite.
Limb nod eines," bob Wtamiell
,Stine ipieoer on, nadOem iie iid Ser
itiirmiithen llmidlin9uns entlpunben
bate, uDu warlt in Geinem &e6te,
aber aud i'd, unb gefeblt m69en mir
8eibe baben. 0a meinte 0err 9tuibers
tnauer, eeipiB ein erfabrener Stabtperz
orbneter uno uor5iisli6er gormunb, i9
lei Dir eine Gntiddbisuns bafiir l6ulz
big, baB On ,nein Saus bur6 llmi iiGDt
unb Gnti6loMenbeit uor groBer
Sduad bemabrteii Il. @dreibe baber an
ben binterliitigen S6lingel, ben Nai<
numb, Der mir idon als Suuse oft
9enu9 ben aopf marm ma9te-Serr
8raboon ioll ibm ben 8rief ielber eins
bGnoigen-id bate nidts bagesen.
9lur Die cine 8eoingung, bonn @alier
fortSubleibsn. llellte id). NddItens ilt
bic Yadt nnIeres @juies abselauIen,
uno wirtblgaiten miro er idcn lers
nen-"
60 lanee hattie 2befta iuie betdubt
Cageftanoen. 9ei Sen iesten lSorten
aber lOite lid Ser 8ann, Der int llebers
maB oes Slides li6 auI ibr @emiitb
sele9t bate. 9aut lpeinenb breitete lie
bie 9lrme aus, um non ibrer alten
@Obltbaterin an bie @ruIt ge5ogeu su
iuerben. W}it ibr aber lpeinie Wonifa
fill, mdbreno bic gumGootmadtel, bas
llneeabnte fuum be9reifeno, elm 1brdns
lein nad beu anberen in BEN Iusen
seroriidte, uno @ufbermauer bic fpite
glale in elmer 29eiIe idnaubte, ols
bdtte er Tie nit Der @lirsel aus bem
@elitbt breben mollen. Gjeriibrt iiber,
ipa1te 8rabbon bic ersreifenoe Ssene,
unb ais er, oie 8lide bon Ginein suut
anSeren ienbenn, ben feudten 2lugen
Monifas besesnete, oa NOR ibm, als
Oh elm non @ebmutb eetragener ipar'
mer SiebessruB iif in iein Sers ee'
ientt babe.
TDrt5ekuno fpiof
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e Z u 8.

Man i6reibt aus Iuttiu: 4uf
@ruub 5es Setter, ,Wmeubements tibers
trug bic Staalsf9ulbeb6rbe Elm Bro.
sent bes pern.aaenten 5hulfonbs auf
ben berfisbaren S6ulfonb. Ser ges
trag belduft fih auf $l65 .961.
- auf @runb bs8 8eri9tes bes
9isutenants OreU bon Der Bun.
besarmee, Der aIs Snipeftions Of
fi3ier fur bic Staaismiliaen fun.
airte, tuurbea i bic beiben @oms
pagnien Seras Wiblanb 2isbt @uarb"
unb nSeferfon 2igbt 8uaro" amgae,
muaert uno auf9el6it. tueiI fie ui1t bas
genlgeabe Sntereiie fiir ben Gienii an
ben 5ag gelest uHo Aidt bic erfprber,
li9sn 8prbersiiunsen fir bas 3mii9en.
ftaatli9e uebgngslager in san Nnto,
uio SetrOfeu baiieu.
- Waa f6teibt aus 2arebo: 80, 900
S6afe iDurben ibsr ben Rip 8ranbe
ge5ra9t, Inn uad Sutton @ountp bes
f0rbert su werbea.
- Sn Center. Sbelbp @ountp, Harb
Wars. gietoria Msias an ben gerIebun.
gen, bic ibr cine wiitbsnbe Sub Dor
etua einer MoGe beisebra9t bate.
= Ser 0iagen Der Wirs. Mcglure
in @Onaales, bic ansebIi6 pergiftet
uorbea irin iollte. wesbaIb aud cine
augelebsne iinge Dame unter BEN
8erbaG!e Der 5bdterf6aft berbaftet
to0rben mar. lpurbe bon benz @bemiter
prpfefor Wtorris in @alOeiton unters
iu9t. bod fonnte berielbe teine 5pur
bon @ifs Sarin ua9weiisn.
: Sn Der 8albsfOn gai III i9on
wisber Semanb beim 8aben ertrunten.
ndmlib Der 33idhrise @nsIdnber @bas.
gDilliams, Elm Ansefellter Der Spinnss
rei bon Slapoon & 8irffep In Waco.
SIS 1T bies Der fiinfte berartise Gau In
bieier SabesSaifOn. Sdmmtlide Gdqe
ereigneten fi6 uibt meit BON ben 8a.
bebdufern. Der Stabtratb bat nun
befbIoRen, an unitdersn Stellen Wars
nungssafeln anbringen su IaRen.
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iie ui6t gepdbrsn f6nnten. Gamit

ite ntft gendbren f6nnten. Gamit
bat feit Sabreu INNER @iner bic
56ulb auf ben Qaberen gei@oben; tn
iebem GtoQie bobeH Die @rubsubefber
psrlangt. baB bic eiae5 anberen nit
Der gobuerb6bung ben Nnfang MAIDEN; !;
uuo bas @abe mar imues. oaB Naes
beim 4lisu bieb oD2r nod ihls1ter
wurbe. Mebr als einmal haben @ru
beabefiBer ben strsif ibrer Nrbeiter
ba3u beuuBt. i6rs aufgebduften 0ors
rdtbe gu erb6bten preiien los3ul9las
gen, um barauf, na6bem he ben &c.
MINI einseari9eR batten uub bic Nr
better oollifdnbIg ausgebuuBert maren.
bic 26bne nod weiter berab3Hbrtden.
@erabe ieBt, ba bic beginnenbe Wie'
berbelebung ber Snbufrieen aud benz
aobiensei6dfte su @ute tommt uub
ben Gru6eabsfBern sroBe Befeluwgen
bringt. iolte nit benz n6tbisen suten
Willsn elm befriebigenbes Mbfommen
iid uHidptr bewertitellisen laKeu.
6aben Die 8tubenbsliBer frn5sr, als
bic BerfauFSbreiIs au9 ni1t b0ber
mareu. Die bDbeten 2obns besablen
unb babel 6eitebea t6auen, 10 tann
bag bod au@ ieBt nidt nnm6sli6 iein.
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1Wenn?

menn Sic Iepfel einmahen
pollen, mdffsn Sic oarauf fsben,
sas Die Sdale nid7t befddoist
wirS, oa fe fonft ourh Keime
oosr SduIniR fdnslI ssrft0rt wir'
Den. 50 1T Is nit 6en Keimen
Der 2lussebruns, fe finoen euten
Booen fur ibre 0bdii9feit, wenn
Gals uno Gunsen ange9riffen
o6sr ourh Grfdltune uno PuiteH
empfinolih finb.
Scott's Emulsion nit
unterphosp phoriaurem Sals heilt
ShleimbautsG siinoun9en.
Die 5eit es gu brauhen 1T, ehs
nod lhwere Gomplifationen etn'
seiebt baben. 6:ine so Cents
Slafde send9t fir cine 9ew6bn'
lihe Grfdlture.
50 Gents unh sl.0o.
seorr q Bowss, Chemists, New Yss4L
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6rei uerian6t alt Mfdnner.
Gin Mann in Midtgan entoedt ein
bemerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fiir &erluft on Graft.
Truben werben frei an slne pcrfanbt, tie
Darum If1reiben.

Carl s. @alter. &nlamnspn. Naitb.. bat ratb ei=
mem iabrelanesn Sample eegen bic eeliidben nnb
torperlidJen 2eiben bon berlorener Man1barteit
bas rid,tiee MitteI aefunbeu. tueldbes bas 2eiben
beilt
gr betpabrt bns gebeimnis iorefdltie; aber er III
tpilltg. ene grobe ber Meosin allen Mdnnern su
ien6en. bic an rgenb elmer sSprm eeidblecbtlicber
Shpddbe Ieiben. als 5olee BON iueenolicher un=
tuiHenbeit tuie bnrseitigen 8erluit 6es @ebdbtnes
uno Der 8raft. idmatbem &iiden. 9ampfaberbrub
uno Nussehruna. Sas 6eilmittel bat eine beion-
oers aneenebme @irtuns bon Warme uno itbeint
nnnittelbar su turten. inoem es bic nerlangte
&roft uno eine @ntpidluna eiebt. tpe fe nur ee-
iuiinfht tuiro. 9as Wittel beiIte Rr. WaIter ppns
ffdnbis BON an ben uebeln unb 2eioen. bic ppn
iabrelangem RiBbrdudb 6er natiirlicb fefteeiebten
5unttionen berriibren. uno iou in eoem Sale ab=
iolut superldiiie ien
Cine 8itte an SIR. Carl s. gBaIfer. 64s Mafonic
Semple. aaIamasoo. Mid5.. BEL Der Sic oneebeu.
oaB Sic cine Brobe ienes 5eilnttttels fir gtdnner
uiniben tuiro fourt erfiat. uub teine 8ereituue
irgeno tueld6er grt ur6 BON bm 9eforbert tperoeu.
@r bat elm groBeS Sntereiie baraii. oaB bic &unoe
BON oieiem eroBartieen 5eiImitteI nerbreitet urb.
unb er nerienbet nit GorafaIt tber perfieeeIt in
etnem bnrbans einfaden 8adet. 10 bas Der gm=
nfdnger feline 5nrdbt ppr nnbeauemlidbteit ooer
Befanntiueroea 5u baben braucbt.
Seier fueroen sebeten. Dbne gersua su ibreben.
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@erubiame ssadbte ans aaaltreie saa,

fnp benz &heumattter bei6ieten, bsr gu 1sft.tters
Maseubttters istne 8uFubt nimmt. Die Grfabruns
bat sur Geuhse bepieien, bab bieies iesensre6e uu6
10 asgenebm gu nehmenee GIgtr en NETT surerlaifises
req aRttteI 1T, UNI has Rbeumosft aus bem 8Iut abs
auffpben, ais 6pI@eum (Se.bif5eitlo{eeSraete) unp
dbnlde 5u bteiem 3pede anseprieieus @tftHOffe I'm.
slei9 ieneu, TT es In eber geBetuns unb uuter allen
llmfdnben uuiddblt6. @tele 9eute bateu etue
slet4iaml lansebprene Gnless gum &beumattSmus
nnn eann tebarf es nur bes sertusteR Gnitpbss ME
euftBus, Iemperaturpe6feI pSer Rabpernen, um
9 ets M MIespmattiSs 4Iage gum ansbrua ~ brtnssn.
t.rs nebmen, ipbab iie fid irsenbpie eSpcnirt bas
ben; BITE i4detsenhen GtnFhHe perben alsbauu ica
tort neutraltStrt frerben. @esen ete funfttpneleu
Stbruusen, peIdse fb qep6tnliG TN gsretn NIT
eem &beumattsmu8 etuitstieu, pi, aoltt, Masens
trampf, Verbauuns u (. No. TT nas 8tfters
ebenfaus etu aussejetAneteS Rtttel. 9sur in tarts
nddtssn 6dnen 1T hehen tOrtssieser Sebruu6 nctb,
nenhta.
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sdlemermener's 0arf

III fir bic Sommer Wonate erbffnet
unb Gamilien fiub einselaben. in Der
Griibe, am Wiittag ober am Mbeub
Mabiseiien einsunebmeu ober ben game
sen 3ag bier 81 perbringen. Der
8nrten ftebt 5amiIieu unb 0ereinep
3ur Qbbaltung BON pienics anb Geifeu
sur 8erfti9ung. fir aufmertIome
SebieHang 1T iiets 5orse setroeen.
6. 9 6euermeper.
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Stebf pbendn!

Ausuit 5. gosef, oer leitenbe slpo=
t6efer in Sbreueport, 2a., iast: r9r.
Sings u9eeue Gntbedltns" lit bas eiltz
aige Mittel, bas meiuen 6ulten p;rtlid
1eilt unb es perfauft ii6 am lei6teiten
bon alien meinen 8aaren." 6err s.
S. Campbell, Elm aaufmaun in SaHoro,
Grispna, idreibt: o9r. Sings ,Neue
@ntbedun9" erfalt Naes, mas oapon
periproden 'pirb, iie periast ME unb 1T
ein ii6eres Oeittel 9eseu Sdpiubiudt,
6uiten uno @rfdltunsen. Sd fam bies
Wtittel gar ni6t senus riibmen." ct.
ainss u9eeue gntoeduns" fir Sdtpinb>
indt, Suiten uno @rfdltrnsen 1T ni6t
etfpa ein neues Experiment, ionbern es
fat cine Brobe ppn einem gierteliabrz
bunoert betanoen unb itebt obenan unter
allen Webifamenten. @s enttGuIdt nie.
Srobeflal9en frei in Der @potbefe ppn
s. &alteper & Sobn.
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Senueiiee Centennial, gfaibbille,
Senneiiee.

Bonn /. Wai bis |. Wopember 1897.
Staten Oia 5. & 8. ..Giieubabn ppn
San slntonio iiHb nie foIet: $3.50
8iustte, Iimitirt au 10 8ageu, sum
8ertaufe Dieustags unb 9onnerstogs.
$25.20 8ilette gut fir 20 Gage /;
$34 35 8illette ghltil bis l. glop. '97.
.. so. Stone. D 6. &igsbb,
NQenten,
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Sauberiaiat tuad,ien su laf5eu, if

Elm duBern intersKanter Ueriud] unb
babel iebr leiGt su betpertfeligen. Du
erbieteit Did. Samen BON Galat ober
peterfilie Dor ben Nuaen Der 8eien.
f6aft aus5ufden, unb nod bepor man
lih Derabi6iebe, iuiirben bic iungen
pfdnsden geua9fen feiu. gOrber
bait bu ben beireffenben 5amen etwa
eiuen Sag lang in Spiritus eingemeidt.
9as aifi6en aber nit bcr @rbe ber.
mengft bu NIT eiIer seb6risen Wense
gebranuten serftoBenen aaltes. Stun
fdef bu ben Samen binein, bedfi ibn
lei6t nit @rbe 3u unb sieBeit Waher
bartiber. Na9 turSer 3eit i9on wer'
ben bic srtinen &eimbldtt6sn aus benz
Beet beruorf6auen.
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9oQRotltmette &efltno6eit.

Saltsu Sic 5bren &0rper burh SEN
ssleSentlidsu @ebrau9 uOn Gutt'8 Se'
bsrpilIen OOllitduOis in Sronun9. Sie
re9utirsn ben 0aruitanal unb sr;eu9en
Ginfn krdfti9rn G6rprr.
&Opfidmsr3eu, 0Iatariu, @alleultiosu.
8sritcptuns uno dbnlids arantteiten
Wsrbsn oollltaaOis furirt Ourd
Satt's &eber Yiaem.
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- Da6 ,,& pnes . a r"sSter 1T
etn abiolut retneS @ebrau, 81 oeffeu
SerftelImug auSimltekltd3 8upfen Mno
Mals BET allerbeften Gualitdt neripens
bet tueroen.
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Rad mnb pon Gnropa.
Nine 9ln3eiae.

2tls, bic bsabfidiieen, eins Geiie
uad) benz Worhen ober mad @uropa
ansutreten. lpirb es intereffren, au
mifisn. bab uniere Softer fnuie Reife,
iai1en fir cine ISOLDE gum aoifpreife
pertanft perben. Seber Softer III nit
leferIidjsn 3ilfsrn marfiri. iof1ie nit
benz eaemali9eE 8srfaufspreiie. Mns
Berbsm babeu mir unIereu idmmtli6en
Borraih bon 0erreus, Damen unb
ainberi1ubeu i'm Rreiie rebu3irt. um
bic Spmmermaare lieber unter benz
preiie au bertaufeu, als bieielbe auf
nd@fen Sommer auf3ubeben.
IhtangsDoQ
6. 9 a u ut.
@inbereIla g 6ub>Palaf.
213 Ilamospla3a.
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grnit Qus az.
asadett:
Winllie Wartin.

N. B. Ber am 8ofidalter uaa siuem
Der obisen 8rtefe irast, bat ausSriidlit bin.
susufiisen bab bieieIben advertised" ieisn,
unh tpann
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Matt berImHe

baS 2elepbpn ani fpeite 9iffans mad,
ben berfd1tebenen Gtdbten oes gtaa=
te6. gleue Sfatipnen fperSen fprt=
tpGbremD errtc]fet ttuo tieue NerbeTes
rungen etmgefiihrf. Wfau frage an
Der Geutral= Stelle tad1 Der aeipiiniG,=
ten Moreffe.
Smbicribemtem
f1nnen bmrt) tbr eisemes 1elepbon
Werbtnbun8 erbaltem.
Q(n0ere
bnrd| bic SelepbDtt gtattoaem.
M. r. THOMAS,
0teii8er 0eib1ftSfiibrer.
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sii0weftteraS pii1ddtG Gud.

i'm @artensDifritt bes Staates. &c,
iunbbeit unb alima untbertroffen.
8illise 2dnbereien fur ben Jarmer,
Warftsdrtner, Obf, unb giebsa6ier.
Wegen giu3eIbeiten menbet gu1 on
s. s. Wartin 6. g. a.,
San Nntonio, 5eras.
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y ief,Sift e.

alittie arnolo-6rau s " 8urtbarbt-
5rau . 8 Brofmann-@eor9e Sertram-
8rof S 8ul6 6-Srou Sannp gonrao-gr.
pbenia 9ietert-S B Daniel (S) - emilia
Gdburot (2)-Baulina Sebrmann-2aipr,s
5ebrmann-Srau U @eper-5rau 6 Supp
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-21
LISA STAMPEDE FOR GOLD
MEN ARE RUSHING INTO THE NEW
MINING DISTRICT.
Whatcom Gold Mines Are Drawing Great
Crowds Every Kind of n Vehicle 10
Pressed Into service.

Seattle. Sept. "a special 10 the POST
Intelligencer from New Whatcom NASH.
says: There Is "A veriiable stampede from
the mountains north of the state road Ia
Ilannigan pass. Several parties left here
yesterday and more went to-day aud
many more will leave tomorrow morn
ing. Som. go on foot. some ON horseback
and some In wagons. which can b. taken
as FAR as Loops ranch. on the North
fork. about 10 miles from the new finds.
Even bicycles are pressed into SER
vice. and they can really be used 10 good
advantage for a large part of the journey.
Stores handling pack saddles Sold out all
they had Tins afternoon. The route gen
orally taken from here IL To lloliings-
worth u miles over n fine plank road.
and thence mp the North fork by fairly
good county road via k.ese and Hadryia
Ia the point where IN" stale road Ia Han
niean pass begins. which H. followed to -
point about four miles from the summit,
where the trai dNergos from Ruth creek
Ia the now discoveries. across the divide
on what is known as silicia creek
Judge Maxwell who arrived from
keese to-day. says he met ms many ms a
men between keese aud Sumas headed
for the new district. A mass meeting Of
ciiiz,ns called by the board of trade is
now being held al their chambers ''to de-
wise means" az the call states. TO make
Bcllingham hay the only base of supplies
for the Whatcom gold mines
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-21
FIRE IN A COAL MINE
Five Miners Supposed to Be Burnt
to Death.
STEAM PIPE IGNITE0 GAS
Many OF the Miners Dragged Uncon-
scious From the Burning Pit-Tne
Fire Brigade Battled With the
Flemes In Vain.

New Orleans. Sept. ga special
from Birmingham. Ala. to IN. Plea
yune says: About two hours after The
men went to work in mine No. of the
Besscmer Land and improvement com-
pany's coal mine at Bell Ellen. near
Blockton. GLIB county. this morning
fire was discovered far down in the
main slope. About 100 men are em-
ployed In the mine. Al once an alarm
WAS given.
panic followed among the work.
men and In the little town of Bell tsl-
len. Hundreds gathered az the main
entrance of the smoking mine while
rescue parties We're at once formed 10
relieve the miners. More than 30 were
gotten out from the various entrances
without harm. Others were ~ Z rcume
by smoke and fell by the wayside.
These the brave searchers found and
dragged out while those waiting at the
entrance restored life To their uncon-
scious friends.
Five men who were working about
the slopes beyond where the lire prigi-
mated could not be reached and IL has
been regarded as certain that They are
dead. The missing men are Herman
Kramer and Hubbard Foley. white,
and Henry Reeves. Frank James and
William Fairfax. colored. II Is possi-
bile that two or four others may be In
the mine. The lire brigade battled
with the flames all day In "A vain at
tempt la reach the entombed men. but
at nightfall the fire was still burning
fiercely and efforts were aba ndoned
and the men given up for dead.
The fire Is thought 20 have originate d
from an oyerheated steam pipe. which
isnited the gas In the mine.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-21
HIS OWN MEDICINE.
As u Result of "a quarrel Ashurst sheets
aud Kills Frank Lynch.

iIollister Cal. Sept IA telephone
message last night announced the killing
of Frank Lynch. aged 81, by John Ashurst
at Gonzales saloon IN The Nalecil0s
Panoehr valley. south of iiollisier Both
men werc prominent citizcns aud the
tragedy was the result Of bad feeling
arising out of ,harg" made a couple of
Year, ago by Ashurst that Lynch had
stolen his cattle. a short time ngo Lynch
sent Ashursi word io be prepared M"
next tim. they met. ~ %. M y'st't'iav
Ashurst was standing on IN. por,h ~
the saloon when Lynch rod" un After a
few words Lynch dismounicd and started
for Ashurst vino drew revolver snd
fired n, Lynch. killing him, IN" bullet
taking effect In the abdomen. Sheriff ilol-
brook and Coroner Slack started for tho
scene at midnight and no particulars arr
Vet obtainablc