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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
SILVER DROPS AGAIN.
ooss Dswn o.s s.d H.if css.s .. New
York.

00es Down Oas aad Malf Ceets 1t New
York.
New York. Sept. 2S.-Silver recorded
q sharp decline Of " Of q penny to
23kd In London, and 1lzc to 54c in
New York. The highest price during
September was reached on September
24th, on which day the price was 57Nc
In New York. The low price Of Sep
tember wns I'D In London and 51Kc In
New York.
Commenting upon the decline, the
Evening Post says: The chief reason
Tor the renewed decline In silver since
last Tuesday is the growing belief that
the Bank OF Englnnd's offer to water
itS reserve with silver WIS made on
the heller TINT the condition Imposed
would render such action impossible.
The price had been advanced on the
publication OF the bank directors let
ter. and wns forced up further by n
shortage Of silver In London for imme.
dinte delivery. But this weeks mail
adviceA show that In the second week
OF September imports Of silver at Lon
don exceeded exports by $4,000
Moreover. exports Of silver from New
York. which fell from S143.OOO In the
last week Of August to $GTG.OOO In the
second week OF September. rose aagin
to S745.OOO for the week ending Sep-
tember 18th. and to &Ol3.OOO last week.
The Evening Posts London cable
gram to-day says: However much the
Rome government may. and probably
does. favor n reopcn!ng OF the Indian
mlnts. the Indian executive Is so strong.
~ against II that the event IL not prob
able Tor at least some time to come.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
HENRY osoRos NOMINATED.

NAMED ses Mayor 81 1reases New YssA BY
Cestata De0srssete Clsba.
New York. Ecpt. 2S.-1he u,ost I'M
portnnt development In the Greater
New York situation today was the
unanimous nomination OF Henry
George for mayor by tile United Dem
Or1ncy. compOes-L Of numerous free
silver and Bryan clubs.
Mr.. George once pollei GS.OOO votes
a. labor candidate for mayor Of New
York. His strength. II he should nc
ccpt. would liz drawn principally from
the Democratic vote. The United Dem
ocracy also adopted resolution con
dcmning
''rhe action Of the state committee
In refusing to reafiirm the Chicago
platform. and Ia nominating AZ can
lIdate for chief Judge OF the Court Of
Ap;scnlx, Alien Il. Parker whose party
fealty In 80 doubtful that he is popu-
mrly believed to have voted against
me Bryan AMI Scwall electoral ticket
last year"
The convention nominated John G..
Boyd for comptroller AMI Winfield =.
Ovcrtou for president OF the municipal
council.
A belief Ia current TINT Mr.. Georg.
will not accept io-niRiit'S nomination
II Tammany indor~es the Chicago
platform. On the other hand. the old.
time Democratic leaders prefer to Ig.
bOrc the silver question altogether. No
the Democrats arr A. much worried
over Henry George as the Republicans
arr over Seth Low.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

No punishment that can he inflicted
BY civilized society upon such creatures
- the slayer OF Canovas will bear out
the principle. An eye for an eye and
Q tooth for y tooth" The life OF the
ASSASSIN does not compensate for the
lifs Of the man slain. Tho question OF
adequate punishment, is n puxxlinE one.
but II seems clearly that there Is one
0sthod Of procedure that would have n
dsterrcnt effect. II tho assassin could
know beforehand that no would have
- opportunity Of enjoying the world
vide notoricty that seems TO he so
much priscd by persons Of his class
during the brief period between tho
commission of tho crime and iis cx-
platiou. the Incentive would be less.
Perhaps there would he fewer assassi-
nations Of men In high places II the
oaiy announcement permitted were
nat the guilty person. name not men
tjeoed. had been caught. tried and
esatsnced to death. and that the srn-
eoacs would b. duly executed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
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Boulder. Colo. Sept. .2-Char,es
Iscinhar,i. ss'si alou, twenty .nvr years,
was killed tsiwecn 6ilj,in and i,erIgu
In the mountains by thu upss.tting of a
stage coach yesterday afternoon. Rob.
er; Earhsr, runs u stage l~i wcrn Black
Hawk. Central City and Giipin. new
camp In the Pine Creek district. I..riy0
II west of llolllnsville. nnd GIlpIm In
stIll further west. 1scinhnr,i was ,lrly.
Ing the stage for Enrhnrt. Las, even.
Ing. when lr failed to reach pcrixo,
Enrhart lsrame alarmed aud went Out
to rs.nrrh for him. ~ also,i, \ o'cln.k
ut night he found lleinimr,i lying un.
der the coach. which had upset. and
Ind fallen IN his bead ms tn t,ruIsc II
badly AMI nls0 To br,'ak Ills neck. Atp.
is'nrnncS~ would Indicate that NeIn.
hard. who hsd ls~n np late for several
nights. hnd gone to sleep while driving.
for the horses had gradually got "a ihe
road until they upsst il,e siag~. The
remains wrr, brought to Rouisicr this
afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
A BATTLE OF POLES.
NINE Killed At HAzsLroN
I've ssetiess Have . vusssss IisAt--A.ssis
Of . E~sa II Lesg sts.alas Between
Rival Dssf1ing Hsssss,

Giratdvilie. Pa, Sept. 2s.-At least
nane men received fatal injuries and
possibly two score others were more
or leo seriously wounded in Q bloody
riot here late last night and early th1s
morning. The battle was the out
come Of quarrel over the Haxelson
troubles. Thirty-six men are known TO
have been wounded and about nifty
more are being secreted by their
friends, who fear that they will be
cent to Jail.
Twelve Of the ringleaders were
brought before Justice Elias KisslnRer
and ten before Justice H. b. Johnson.
All were charged with assault with In
fent to kill. housebrcuking and rioting.
and were held In heavy hall for court.
Many more warrants hare been issued,
but have not been served A. yet.
Tho story Of the RIOT 10 M follows:
several hundred P0hntlers board at
William Cullacnbl,aEe's hotel on Sec
ond street. Joseph Cavendish u pro
prietor Of the hotei At the east end OF
town, whesc several hundred more Pol
anfiers make the4r headquarters. Bad
blood has existed between them for a
long dme and the recent strike troub-
lee ct HaxeltOn embittered them still
more. last night matters came to n
crisis. Cullacnbbage, It In charged
and his followers. to the number a
several hundred. arming themselves
with guns. revolverr. knivcs. axes and
clubs, marched to Cavendish's hotel.
where several hundred Of their enc
mics were celebrating pay day.
The Cavendish men aacertaincd that
their foes were marching upon them,
and arming themselves hurriediy.
awaited their arrival. After demon
strahve march the Cullacabbage con.
tlngent arrived AMI Immediately
eiOrmed the saloon.
Then bloody hattie ensued. The
men fought like demons the shooting
wns fast and furious-nxes. knivea
clubs and other weapons were used
with deadly effect. The battle lasted
almost m hour. when the CuilacAb-
inge gang was routed. leaving their
wounded behind.
Everything In the house was smashed
and the floors were sfrewn with
wounded men. The wills were hexpaf-
tered with blood and slircis Of human
flesh.
After the rioters had returned to
their headquarters the CHventlish gang
armed themselves to the teeth and
marched TO thtir enemies rendezvous.
where a second hattie. still bfoOsffcr
than the first. enruesl J'hc police force
and the cOnstah'es Of the surrounding
region were called to the scenc. hut
wcrc unable to cope with the rioting
horie. who continued hostilitfeH until
morning.
The town people did not sleep a wink
all night. nn'f wh!;c they wntcheti the
progress Of the fight during the night.
thev made no nttenpt to interfere.
The plncc was In mn uproar. hut all
Ia Quiet pow. and no i'or trouble Ia
Anticipated II In thought that nfter
tho excitement subsidies mort Of the
guilty. parties will ts' arrested. The
rer1'cpce~ Of MANY citizens wcrc dam
aRcl snd several outsiders werc
wounded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
TRAGEDY AT BOULDER,
Billy Iswia Wound. HI. wife and Kills
Hlms, r.


Boulder. Colo. Sept. oS.-At about S
o'clock this evening Billy Irwin shot
ana wounded his wife and then COM
mitted suicide.
irwin has been Il miner nt Caribou
FOR years. lie has made several for
tunes AT mining and also spent them
His home IL In Boulder.
Every tine Irwin cnme from the
mountains to Boulder he would spend
the most or his money nt the gaming
tables and nt the lnr. Ills wife, one
OF the most cstimable women in the
place. tried tn cure him OF the habit.
but her efforts were futile. She has
frequently AZ night taken him home
from the saloons. or late. owing to
the scarcity of money. she was obliged
to work out for living. and several
uays ago accepted position In the
house OF 4. NJ. Sawyer as cook and
housekecper
Irwin came down from the noun
tnins to-day. and not finding his wife
at home lie got his revolver and went
In search Of her. After nightfaIl he
went To the Sawyer residence. and
standing In the dark near the kitchen
door. In the basement Of the building.
hc awaited HIS wlfe's coming down
stairs. Az soon as she appeared he
fired. only the screen door Intervening
between HIN and her. -Four shots In
NIL were fired. One lodged In the
kitchen floor. one struck the woman In
the left breast near the neck and came
out OF the back. Where the third shot
went In not yet known. The fourth
shot took effect In lrwin's right ear.
The bullet went upward and lodged in
The brain over the left eye. Irwin fell
dead In heap at the cellar door.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
NEWCASTLE NINE DISASTER.
Cisiss for Daasges Fiied by Relatives Of
sh~ DesA

Denver. Sept. .5-.Atorneys Thomns.
Bryant and Lee filed four suits In the
Distric, Court yesterday claiming dam.
ages for the survivors Of deceased per-
sons who met their death la the New.
castle coal mine disaster about eIgli.
teen months ago. The Vulcan Fuel
Company and the AtcliisOn. Topeka 4
Santa Fc railroad are named M defend.
ants In the several actions. IL bck,g
charged that the accident which result.
ed In the death OF the persons named
was the IT sui OF the negligence Of the Nc
companies. operating and controlling
the properties. In not providing suitable
protection for their employees and tnk.
Ing reasonable precautions to avoid ac-
cisicntn.
The suits include the claims OF HIM.
nnh Walsh. who asks &5.HD for shc
death OF her husband: Jennie Ito.lonIs.
Ky. who demands the same amount for
the loss of her husband: Ellsaisetl,
Jones' alsO wants 5000 for The loss of
her husband. and Abel Dorr claims
&t5.ND lsrnuss. Of the death of his
thrr sons. Ahci. Joseph and William
D0rc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

A good old mother received n dread
full shock the other day through a tel
egram from her boy. who Is In New
York city enjoying himself. As en-
joyinE ones self sometimes costs
money II is not strange that the young
nan sent the following somewhat
slanGy dispatch for more funds to his
father. Had my leg pulled. Broke.
Send me $50 by wire" When the moth
- read this appeal she was plunged in
Uief. My poor boy" she moancd.
"He must have been in one OF those
cable car things. Send him 800. faith
q. and tell him to get the best doctor
IN the city,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

A stranger visited police headquar-
eers at Nantaskct Beach the other
evening and asked CHIEF Mich
ell what II would cost to commit an
assault. The chief told him It would
cost about s. or $40. The man left the
station and Chief Mitchell detailed two
policemen to follow and watch him
He went TO the Auditorium. and as Con-
ductor c. II. Thompson of the Miles
6tandish Band left the band stand the
stranger struck him fierce blow In
the face. Tho policemen arrested the
man and locked him mp. A, the sta
ton he said he was DR.. Edward NJ
Bates OF Cincinnati. and said he came
ai: tho way from Cincinnati to chas;isc
Thomps1n for insulting n friend OF his.
. woman singer. who sang here last
summer. He paid $40 tnc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
eLAckreET RESERVATION.
II WIN ssss - rhsswa Opse - Lseassl
~ MSoeeAl laaAa lDaly.

II WIN ssse - rhssws Opee - Lssessss
~ AseesAl GAsHs sSs1y.
Washington. s~p,. ?7.-Infonnatiop
received at the once Of the commits
xioner Of the General Land Oelce to tlsc
effect that thr survey Of the Biackfect
Indian reservation In Montana II con-
pieted. The reservation 10 BOW ready
to IN thrown 0ysen 10 settlement ~ soon
m the reports can BE- prepared aud ap-
proved BY the 1n,crior Department.
There have becn charges that the de-
,artmsut was delaying tho survey In
order 10 give favored persons an ad.
vantage IN securing thr rirh mineral de-.
poslts whics, I, h believed will b.
found upoa flse lands Of the reserva-
tiou. Commissioner Hermann raid To-
day tha, thr WORK had proceeded With
ali possible disjAch and the approved
plat of the survey. which would b the
nnai act Of tive survey. would probably
IN fied In thr losnl land oslaCe within
the next ninety days. The lands will
t,e subject 10 entry only under the
minlnx laws and Mr.. Hermann calls a,.
icniion to tls~ fact that thr original pro.
vision giving ihone who have already
lorated mining claims tlr right 10 hoad
them for ninr,y days has bses ~
peaked.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
Mssslsssee ls Z, s.sea.

Fan franriscU. Hrr%. S.-Cailis y.
uuntln4tou In mn isss,grr \ dlrs~tor of
the Central Incihr railruad. u has jus,
t'rpti LEARNED Tint ON Ostoh~r lNh las,
his resignation was asswped at q s,N..
clsl mss'slnR NJ tlsc W.klsolsSrrs. and ".
NJ. Thompson. fer mnny yrarn secretary
II tho company. WIS elected In hi.
plasv.
~ ilr aame, iir,r nIr.s;or Oatss NJ
New fork i~rsd,rcsi bis r. slxnstiot,. and
John G. Kirkpatrick was chosen 10 nll
,lsr vnrxtry.
The primary cMu.r ~ this change IN
thu Central 1'sSit>r directorate Waa thr
's'ssatlsrnrsion II ,hr Enxiish siockhosd.
crr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Lynching Is murder. neither more
or less, and the State Of Texas has set
other states. both north and south, a
good example by making It so upon the
statute books. The same law also pro-
vides that lynchers when put on trial
shall be tried out OF the county where
the crime was committed. and that
sherifs who fall to protec; prisoners
from lynching parties shall be removed
from ONCE. The southern states are
taking the lead in giving practical ef-
feet to the disaprrobatlon which all
citizens feel for lynch law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Japan has dug up and resuscitated an
old law which declares the departure
from the country Of any citizen with
out permission OF the government a
criminal orense and punishable by
heavy penalties. This is lovely. old.
autocratic tyranny la Russo. and is n
nice indication Of the degree OF pub
lie liberty striven for by this little
toadstooi nation which has heard some
where the pretty fiction that II baby
fungus grows with all its might 1t can
pry up a paving stone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
w,.~,-s res s.,. s.,~.

Cheyenne. wyo.. Hepi. :s.-in the
Wyoming kuprrnsr Court to-day the
question of the validity of law I,as-.-l
hy the recent Legislature relating 10
tlrlirgurnt tax sa1rs was considered
The law In gu~rtiou consolidated stty
and couniy drilnqueut tax sals-s. Tho
county attorney of Laramie c0utrnds
that the law II nul1 and voI1 on ~.
ceunt of irregularities rcnuectcd with
~ tsssaec. lie =: discovered that
not ~ - me a. hat < pSsss6 hy H. Nm.
ate ana Hosar. ~ es1efoasins eiesks
havine thruuah esssr s1srosssd 10 the
W which ~ ys3ee1s1 ~ ~ tws
wAisA ~ hS1Gse - aegeel - u
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Rainmakers In this country have
been apparently inactive this season,
but drouth would have revived inter-
est In their plans and theories. In
Europe their experiments have at
tracted more attention. Germany Of
fers reward Of $500 to anyone who
can produce a downpour OF rain at
moderate expense. 1t is suggested that
inventors in this line should discover
how to stop excessive rains. with re-
sulting floods.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

delinquent tax saies throughout me
state are being held to await the de-
clsion Of the Supreme Court upon the
validity Of the law decision IL ex-
pected this week. County Attorney R.
w. Breckons appeared for Laramie
county In the hearing and City Attor-
ney E. w. Mann appeared for the city
Of Cheyenne.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
s,s,e Rcs~ a s~>,~sa.

fori Collins. r":e.. r~ih. &.-The
new state rad frUtn rort Collins d
S'eainlNsA: Nurinsn N Isruvlnx 10 tse 4
ereat suavt.s. Thr ruad hetween hsre
ard North t'nsk hrs lsesn lisptl ~ sum.
n.se With ssvixht trnins ard tourist eut.
~. Tsetna ere a1ne coenlna into rsft
Cso!ls: fron essasshcat epst.gs Y b.
Dsn4e6 - wlih snppllss f6e ~ wiates
% sss ~ E s,es:. e: .. f.r laylss y visssr
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

There are now at sea. bound from
baltimore to European ports. forty
eight vessels laden with full or part
carsoes Of grain. each one carrying 50.-
900 to 100. 900 bushels. This is said to
be the largest number Of vessels ever
bound from an American port at on.
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
Wsss es.ssla xaJs1eeA.

Topeka. ksa.. Sept. 5.-Jsdos J. =.
wlliianss to-day granted . pespstua1
lajusrsios to prevent Depssins6a1sst
oe lnsufance Wshb NrNan 1rom tntse.
fsetnS with the baslncas a. ths New
Yoet Nuluat Life 1nsusaacc Ce0paAy.
tn attorney esnesal was a)eo eajeoesd
from inieffesing wtth ths eesnpany h
any cher MANNER sxcept b. bringing
prpceedings N Quo wasvanto. Thls
sult was ~ slsult. 1he attorney foe
Coomlaaionse AcNan eave notice that
~ eose wlo ~ appealsd b the Unitsa
0tntso 0upee0e Cougt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Mr. Croker having pulled himself
down and out. Tammany may be said
to have fooled Its first drive for the
mayorality bunker In the New York
threesome.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Miss Elizabeth Dowllns Of Seymour.
~. the oldest old maid In the United
OlAtsa. has passed her hundrcdth birth
~ aad "aever had . serious notion to
0afsy." All Of which goes 10 show
~ 10 The pioneer days Of hoosierdom
Asse vas DO David =. hates ioAang
ogoual.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

People may. after all. have some
choice between falling into vat or
into the hands of Chicago coroner
and the undertakers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

II has finally been settled that Jay
Gould had but one wife. Jays mind
ran in other channels.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
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New Yest. eepi. N.-Ths weekly
bank etA4eaea4 SHOWS ~ foasowln9
cAAnooe, eafpaun reserve, decsunAS
N0Qe5S; IsaAA dsersnse. o1,11oooot
gDee3A increeeA ~ -; lsg11 tso1oU1
lseeeeee. eA1aA3oot 6sDaeo(1. Aoesooo4
QlAeoe1ooi elesaAleisa, ieesla1A Q0CSr
~ ~ baaks neW ~ Q3a1oR1o1
= e1eeGo - ~ eoQu1o0G61 G -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

Il is time to heed on some OF these
AsAd-on collisions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
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HOME iSnIisrRIHa
THE EYEV CI.INfATR
C.vr .r. e., ,n.e.,~,

From the journals Of the late r J. Giave.
s. Sno di.d after ero-.ing Africa to investi.
paper has been prepared. entitled .'Crnsity
"a the CoLgo Free State and II ls printed
To-day saw the dead body Of { ,irriei
yinx on the trail There could have been M
nn,h,ss mhs,ns In1ut H., ~. being sick man: be wss
sesr,I.s. disrrrari for iifc is sSomin.Sis.
medicine .na f .r's IL s.. spE ..s '1 .,.r,,ss r.. e.
"",aiasP mott P' I" .s' stfiss ss,: :'iss s
1.sy ho.e. Ssslv. lie ]. s e"asldrPsa % q ':s 70
ss ss, ~ re % ,sr'.!sn. p NJ x"ndrs =. ststs
40 !hs rad Il. Whole iim.. s.sSoss *, a g
ssr -.s S Siss Il: ...Ss ass ss' ..s,;s... sts;s:.
when the carriers prrs~nt shsmseivsa they
ssr,!ss issd ss.s Vi. ssa % hey yIsS s.ses.,is g
dls. Sofneriy th~ state .rnt ont Its ss,lissn
s.s q ,sr edS. -: n o's :. ..,,.r rs,. =; e.
i:S.a s.f asfs: % d: si .ii III ssls.s: = <: e.
Laksnf. 20 Lufs SO b ssra.esa - rscsF2s
A. ;ss ,.ii.,, ris! sjI |. a. s:,i "a
h:tcr. the whit. mas ea9s % svls t6eai
,s r. The, ,ssg, die Of Asas'. ssA Ne sssss'ss .
Vn99. IMPORTANT ssv0a8A11o1
10 nsa tplain esvelops.) How, altee -
ysar' frattleo dortostag. ] was fully ~
stored 70 fall vigor snd robuse DAokooA
Ne q. o. D; frssd: No u.csey sssspssA.
No coasect3ea with De1tra1 eeearna
nsst ah.o,ate,y frss. AAAress, Lot Nox
~. Chicago, ~. Bsed 3-ssnt seaap u
coavss est.
Alas Ntsiia 2. jssklsa. . Eauass Ctr
schoo! taarAee, Aas o.ssa 0sHe 0lu1otsg q
the fneit1G church 10 that e2ty. Her
nsothef. nsz.. tssscss &. JeskfnA, Sas eses
9 nlaister q the osaksS rhsrrA foe fosty.
svs {scrs k.ftsss f';'ss ha. sIss scesSisa
Nsasrs. Etteesoa. Wolfe 4 Co., The
largest department. house In Leaves
wUeth. Kansas. hare issued q ~
catalogue entitlsd -iielpful Iiluts.s q
tels cate)ogue y much useful lnfoe,1o.
tioa rslstiag 10 dry sse1s, eSneka
rScthlne. shilineSy. boots al skoec
susn,tuse. ca1,eta. and n fnet eveSy.
lM1e pesisising b kouao fusuiehlng.
1he ntejogue V seae SsUo uooQ =.
9oese anA y . wesk ~ e6eu31 y
b eVegy home.
~ !::.s Z: ';tis A.. 3. s s::s:..'.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
kLoMpvkE J,NoLEs.

A MINED BLESSING.
In kloniyke. land Of northern sky,
Gscda. food and other things are high;
but one exception II can show
Thermotneters are always low.
ACCORDING TO REPORrA
The citizen patiently digging . we'll.
Or oeivtng the earth round his vine,
tale of hnrd luck this Hush -ea spn ca1 ten
Who docs not turn mp a gold mine.
HOME INDUSTRIES.
II you cannot cro~s the country
And the frozen lands explore
1nr can chance vonr money ncsrer-
There arr kiondyes at your door.
Down on Clark street. where the tiger
And his fellows freely rnng~.
There are transportation companies
To help you lose your change.
THE EVEN CLIMATE
NO one questions up that way.
Is u bot eoouxh to-dayt''
Neither In that climate baskiug
DO they put the question xru6-
is the weather cold enoughY"
Trey know that without the asking.
Chicago Record.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

0aa Josss ise:ursd Ia Browains.
~, ~ vssk. Among other things
~ ~ sAas bsauty II woman was tho
Uose dangerous thing II the world.
-" ~ added. 80 WOMAN In this
nnn1oaee h u any daness.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
SoroIlula,

"oss Asaghes bsehs - visA scoseun.
eeeD ~ 0vss ~ ~ 80 -. ~
essw weeoe eee0 ~ oave ~ &lo1so
ensoapaslo1a. Whsa ~ ~ 49, ~
boe11D ~ tnse ~ aneseh ~ n.
eeseeo0 ~ nevee ssourso1.w nssAa
v0neeys Wssl Hsla4, jssw Ysek.
Hoods s:::ss :.:;;;.
ANetsn-hAAosons NJ - 1gtnoe1,
1so1'S - y G " = -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

~ ltGssiey bsswssa Hawaii aad
&noan, ogsslng fFeo he saclussoa Of
yo0nnno D0ni0Sasts by Hawaii. 10 10
- 0un0114e1 y agbtefaeioa. Ths prop
9n1onD1o ~ na1e ~ Hawaii. end has
- ooGoDee1 ~ SaoAs. TAs presjse
- & ~ os11tsn1Dea h ~ y ~ -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02

cSuuea.
A. an answer 10 Great Britain, who
nftrr nrcmlng TO agree 10 conference
between Canada nnd tho United States
to discuss certain phases of the Her
Ing sca question. has declined to lsr
party To tho conference n JntAn and
Nussin are participants. Russia and in.
pan will proceed with tho consideration
Of the questions Vt isstc wiihOs,, ~.
gnni tn whether or mot Lord Salisbury
changes His mind. This may. however.
cnhsr somr delay In tho meeting Of the
conference.
4 natural cave rrsrniiy discovered
on Browns rutrli. ihr,r miles fru,u
Hundancc. has attracted sr~at int~rc~,
ihrrs. and "n Sunday \ t,arty attempt.
cti 10 ~xplorw the cavern. The cntrancr
to tisr cave In thVugh sink hoSe sruu,
il,r surface. Onc~ unsi~reround The
roof VI tho cave N six 10 teN fsst over.
had. Near tho entrancr = stream Of
cold. sparkling wMtrr N es,couplervsi
which trAves~rA thu paaaageway for
several hundrpsi fsrt ard then dlaar-
Icarr down = rrsvk'e In tho door with
= roarins noisr. terrifying to . fimki
visitor. A. \ distance NJ ahout HO0 feet
frosn ihr entrance tho explorers found
4 sutHsrrapean lake II apSMrpatly atjlj
water. lpeputy CouMiy TREASURER busk
ard 1'hosasrspher Lyos at,smpted 10
~ thruNsh the lake. They waAsd ID.
~ tke ny waters esached abuve their
shoulders ard then aban6oosd ~ q.
fsst. 1.ambse W11 - vekea lolo ~
save ard beat bslls upsa VIVA q.
seAss altsalpe wtil - me1e y poas o.
ysa1 ~ n1e ~ e.0Qosos IT. q.
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