The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

t~-e A-lH-l-a - -. AA- 4t-> - AZ
ruuL have b-sa declared nci un6er tlle
civil se-vics ruls>
TEX La Gra1re- lad cou1ty safe IL
tie cdurt-o1se Wa tlru-- open a. tvro
o'clock c. the 1au-1izr q the llth az1
s4s1 VAS carried away. Two thozsa1d
pennies last received fra TIE l-izt
uss portion - the v-u15er-
AsEvEEE wizd Szi hzllsto-zn passed
ORE LelA And Nu-r5s1-- Ok. ca the
rirhi q the igih AID hundreds % fr-uit
t-ees and vheat 1e-is to- ziles were
--lned Chickens and small stock were
.zlisd by h1ilsto1es. window lights
broken u-; a16 su-oe few houses were
bI1ur down
II TIE falling q = section ot the cd
uall q TIE old town ot FsL IN Africa
10 -o-S-7e1 were killed
THE uo-rht.rura Illinois Central =;
L.11is express colli6ei with f-ei rhi
train a. Ezss Cai-1- Ky-. On the lgih-
killing The co,orysd -remzn AID ia5ur-
ing the telegraph operator uho was IN
the station which was knocked over
i-to the bGeszwa:e- II the passenger
. engine which left The trsei-
y w AEsAEE1GHv. the policeuaa
llErA A4- "
. S1,elaer. .; Auburn. Neh-. Was c1a-
vie-~d Of murder and sentenced 20 life
i-zp-iso1Uent-
TEo treirht trains collided a. Tee
garden Ind. On the la;h AID both En-
Eines wsre ruine5 and s. cars ditchsd
No one was killed. bat q tramp was
badly injured
TIE safe q the Lexington savings
hank. a c-11u-ed institution a. Bz-t5-
more Nd Wzs opened and f0u1d 20
contain S1s-gz The net liabilities
were said 20 b.e zbo1t SIC. .11l ETerett
= Wz-rlnE. tie colu-ed president and
. cashier. uas reported missing.
EESEsT NAsEEE.s aud q stranger we-e
drinking ani throwing dice - Li-oe-
cun- Ia when q quarrel arose AZ
Masters shot the stranger and The
T stranger killed Masters with q knife
AID then staggered Et1'e way and
dropp-ad dead
ONE hundred and ave bodies were re
covered up 70 the 9Th from The san
Fraue. sco mine near Somb-erete, Mex.
and Is miners were Szid - b. still
missing Nearly all the bodies reco7-
erred were 50 burned as 70 b-e uurecog-
u.zable.
wB1LE Taylor Stivers and John
Bailey were working in a mine al Alta
mont KY. on the 9;h large piece Of
slate fell upon them and ,heir bodies
had 10 be mined ont
FiEE started a. the Belvidere apart
ueut house al Chicago on the after
noon OF the 9th and Quilted the third
and fourth Hoors aud caused total
loss Of g.ooo, fully covered by in
suranoe. Many ot the tenants had
narrow escapes
TIE government Of Sweden has mott
fed the Canadian government that
Prot Andrae viii start from stock,
holm about the end OF June in search
OF the north pole and requests that in
st-ucti0ns be given TO report the bal
loon IL sighted
Ar meeting OF the Miners union al
Leadviile, Col, or the 9th il was de
cided TO declare the strike of The
strike has lasted nearly nine month:
and has cost the camp fully s.. JJl coo
besides the money contributed by - II
pathizers-
Two Swedes. named Carl Nelson aut
John Carson. were driving on the raj.
Z lh.sAaA aAa a. -AaAA'-4aAF AAasH aAA = Z
, when they were struck by a train anl
: fatally injured
THE annual convention Of the TeTa,
Live stock association met al san An
p tonic. Tex. on the sth. Fully 500,
sto~kmen were in attendance. \ reso
luton giving the Chicago stock yardi
~ days in which TO abolish the s. pei
car terminal charges under threat u
patronize Kansas City and other mar
kets was adopted.
SIX Mormon el6.rs were recently
corral,ed by incen>ed woodmen nea,
MeClenny. Fla. and tarred and feath
cred The elders were then marched
70 the county line and told 20 20 Eff
teen women converts were found il
the elders camp hy the wooimeu anI
sent 10 their homes
{ At the Mil Haven Co. 5 works at Gar
: nett. TIA. about 20 OF the emp.uye
p quarrrled during game Of cards AM
, the whole party used their reyoiverS
One man was killed and Eve other
J . were wounded
p By the upsetting OF lamp the hom
OF Elihu Reed, al Biyalve. y j.. will
, its contents, was completely de>troye,
! by FIRE and his four-year-old dauEhts
burned to death.
4 BOILER exploded at an oil well oil
the Staples farm at Gallery Junction
, Pa, and John Dunlap, an oil driller
5 was killed and another man injured
The engine-houSe, derrick and ma
! chinery were all demolished.
. LAURENCE HUrIoN has presented .
the university at Princeton, y. j., hi
unique and valuable collection O
, death masks OF notable men and IL ha
been placed in Princeton's new library
AT the cross ng OF two roads AZ Biz
rningham, Ala, two freight trains 60.
lided on the 9Th and an engineer and
tramp were fatally injured and seyers
more trainmen badly hurt
T. W. ECKELRERGEE died al Okla
homa City, Ok, on the sth Of hiecOughs
having had them incessantly for ]
= days Though every known remed
WAS applied il was impossible 20 sto
? them. and they reduced the man
: weight from go pounds 70 less than LOO
e ELLA PAEKEE, aged :, and he
! brother Robert, aged y, were s,rue
j by train and killed while they wer
Z on a trestle near Trrrr uaute- Ind