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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-18
HE MINERS
In the Spring hin Mines Are Getting sirty-
Nine Cents They Go Back To Work Thus
Further mplicating the Situation.


PITTSBURGH. Aug l2.-Thc fact just
made public that the men at work in
the Spring Hill mine OF Dcmpster.
Boyd u CO., were getting 90 cents. has
further complicated the strike situa-
ton. This rate has been paid since
July 10.
There are 20 men at work i'm this
mine. and 200 mine wagons are mined
every day. This is dumped directly
into the tenders of locomotives ON the
Pennsylvania railroad.
An effort will be made by the Strik-
ers 10 get the miners out. but the latter
say they will continue at work until
forced out. The latest movement Of
the strikers indicate that the miners
leaders have abandoned all hope OF
drawing the coke region into the strike
and have adopted plan of using the
cookers To assist the strikers in more
profitable way.
Committees have been in the coke
region al week collecting money and
provisions. The headquarters of the
district officials of the United Mine
Workers in this city are still beSicged
with pitcouS appeals for aid from the
starving women and children of the
starving miners. More than 81 600
worth of provisions have been dis
tributcd during the last two days. and
the requests for help arc away in cx-
cess of the means To respond. Around
the Bunola mine, and along the Wheel
ing division of the II. Il o. railroad. tho
suffering seems to be worst In many
homes there seems To he nothing but
Il 70. -,
even this.
Arrangements have been made for a
big labor meeting in McKceSport Sat
urday evening. which all the striking
miners in the Turtle Creek and Monon-
gahela valleys are expected to attend
The meeting will be in charge of the
striking puddlcrs' committee.
The striking miners. who were former
employees of the New York and Clevc-
and Gas Coal Co.. met Wednesday af-
ternoon and formed permanent or
ganization and appointed committee
from each mine Ia take charge of the
strike at these mines.
Following the organization thcv at
tended meeting at Turtle Creek adj
dressed by Mrs. Jones of Chicago. at
which 5000 miners and their wives
were present from the iii fferent sec.
tionS of the district
The feature of the meeting was the
GROWING of Emma Haas with wreath
of daisies 10y Mrs. Jones. who presented
here To the miners as the Joan Of Are
OF America. This * the lG-ycar-old
cripple who came into prominence
through firing "A pistol as the miners
marched past her home on their daily
visits 10 the mines. Her father was
working in Plum Creek nine and
she said She fired the pistol tc
enthuse her father with the Just cause
of the strikers. She was brought be-
fore the deputies and the pistol was
taken from her. She was told if She
repeated the performance She would he
sent 10 the reform school. Mrs. Jones
said the girl will he sent to school and
educated for her future work in life
II Il intended To make of her speaker
ON economic aud industrial topics.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-18
is HE FAILING2
Secretary John Sherman's Mind Wor-
rying His Friends.
The Aged Statesman forgetfuI of m. State
ncnts IN Recent Interviews. and DENIES
Them I-EnEIand aud spain An
CRY ONrT Sb-rmau's Words.

NEw YORK, Aug. ll.-Secretarv Shcr
man, through New York newspaper,
Tuesday denies that he has submitted
to any interviews within the past two
weeks, and in mild fashion declares
that everything published as coming
from him was Imagination on the part
of those writing the articles.
Mr. Sherman must either Toe most for
getful or his mental faculties are seri-
ously impaired Monday at the state
department lac talked very freely with
every one who called there to ask him
about Canovas' assassination
Sunday night, at his residence, the
secretary was unusually communica-
tive To newspaper men.
As an illustration that something is
wrong with the vencra blc statesman. il
can be stated that on sunday evening,
when the representative of local pa
per called and first notified him OF the
Spanish prcmicr's death. Mr. Sherman
seemed lost and inquired: Canovas2
know he was "A Spanish official but
forget whether he was a liberal or con
Scrvative in politics
Some of ShcrIuan'S friends insist
that II is more abscut-mi ndedncss than
mental decay. They argue that as long
as five years ago in the senate he got
badly tangled in his speeches and some
times several minutes elapsed before
hc could proceed, and that when lac did
hc was given To repetition and state
mcnts which had no bearing on the
subject discussed
1t Is well known here that Sherman
Is the easiest man IN the cabinet 10 in
tcrview, and he talks freely on most
important subjects.
His denial of the interviews for
which the British severely criticiSc
him Is looked upon here as strange. in
view of the fact that he gave absolute
consent for these publications..
There is no doubt that the indiscrct
utteranccS of the secretary cause the
other high government officials much
concern, and II - believed that pres
sure has been brought TO bear on him
10 deny having authorized the re-
cent interviews regarding England and
Spain
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FOR MONEY.
Aged Couple Murdered Near BrllefontaIne
Their Daughter the First to Discover the


Crime.
BtLLEFoNTAGNE. o.. Aug. Zone OF
the most terrible crimes fin the history
of Logan county was committed in
Union township. about three mile,
southwest OF this city David Derrick
and his wife. wealthy couple. were
found murdered at their home.
Henry Hale. neighbor. related the
following story Wednesday morning:
Mrs. David Watson and daughter. of
New Eichland. drove to the home of
the couple. Mrs Watsons parents.
They found the house locked and dc.
tected Il terrible stencil They called
Hale, and together they entered.
PROSTATE on the floor Law the life
less body Of DERRICK undresscd and
covered with bed clothes. The walls
about him were covered with blood. as
was the floor.
In the doorway between two bed.
rooms Mrs. DERRICK was found dead.
They had been murdered for their
money 10y some one familiar with the
place. They were chloroformed about
year ago and robbed.
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Alderman sentenced for contcmnt.

CHICAGO. Aug r. Alderman William
Manglcr was sentenced Wednesday bv
Judge Dunno to pay fine of : 900 and
serve go days in the county Jail for con.
tempt Of court Alderman Nauglcr. a
few weeks ago publicly stated that he
had been approached 10y prominent
business man with an offer Of 8. 900 To
vote for the General Electric street
railway franchise ordinance ON he
ing summoned boy the grand jury 20
testify 20 the name Of the alleged bust.
ness man Alderman Nanglcr refused.
claiming that In telling his story he
would lncriminatc himself His per.
si,tent refusal 60 testify. although
promised immunity for himself. led to
the contempt proceedings.
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SOLEMN CEREMONY.
The Funeral of senior CanoVas Del Castillo =
The BODY Laid tn Rest Amid SaIvos OF
Artillery and the ToIIing OF Bells


MADRID. Aug. 1.-THE funeral of
senior 'anovas del Castillo Friday was
most touching and solemn ceremony.
All the troops Of the garrison lined the
route along which the cortege moved.
the flags were lowered and the public
buildings. embassies. conSulatcs and
clubs We're heavily draped with crepe.
More than a thousand wrcaths were
deposited in the death chamber. A
salvo of artillery announced the start
ing of the funeral procession. which
moved slowly through an enormous
crowds. in which all heads were bare
and many eyes were weeping
peculiarly poignant scene cnsued
as the Duke of Sotomavor. Marshal
Maritime Campos. Marquis Pazo de la
Merrsed and the other pallbearers
lifted thccotiin. Sonora Canovas. in a
clear firm tone said:
Il desire that all should know | for
give the assassin. 1t is the greatest
sacrifice can make; hut | make il for.
the sake of what | know of my hus-
band : great heart
the death chamber and the church. the
iaurcls
Senior Sagasta headed the cortcge.
which was formed Of militia, deputies.
senators. generals. admirals and dele
tions representing all the principal
public bodies. The wreath Of the
queen rcquent rested upon the coffin
and other floral tributes were carried
in special carriages
All the shops in the city were closed,
and a very large proportion OF the pop
ulace that throngcd the streets APP
peared in mourning garb. The entire
garrison marched past the coffin. and
the services lasted from Iuntil 1870 u. IN.
The remains Of Senior Canovas were
Inferred in the family vault i'm the 81.
lsidoru cemetery. amid salvos Of artiI-
lcry and the tolling Of all the bells Of
the city.
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TROOPS ROUTED.
Decisive Battle Between Spsniards ana In
surgents spanish Loss In Onicers and Men
said to- Have Eesn Heavy.

1
HAvANA. Aug. 12.-Official informa-
tion has reached Havana of a decisive
battle between the Spanish troops and
patriot forces in Matanzas. The Span
ish troops were routed after a hard
battle with heavy losses.
This news caused sensation in Ha-
vana. as Capt. Cen. Weyler is now in
Matanzas. and there is belief that the
Spanish troops directly under him were
those which suffered defeat.
Gen. Gomez and d large force OF
patriots were due in Matanzas about
this time. and he probably led the Gu
bans, though this i only SurmiSe.
The Spanish loss in officers and men
is said To have been greater than in
any recent battle. The Spanish were
compelled To give way, leaving many
dead on the field.
Much concern is exhibited at the pal
ace. The rapid concentration of Cuban
troops upon the Santa Clara border has
been noted here, and fears are enter
tanned that the Cubans, flushed with
their success in Matanzas. will attempt
a demonstration against Havana
Gen. Gomez himself may have led
such an attack but il is more probable
this work viii be left To his lieutenant,
Mai. Gen. GARLIC.
\ rumor reached this city that rail-
road traffic had been stopped on almost
all the lines running through Matanzas
province.
Excitement was added to by later
report that Gen. Weyler had ordered
the Marquis d Ahumada, the acting
governor general. to send as large a
force of troops as could Ice spared TO
the vicinity of Guines. near the border
of Havana and Matanzas provinces.
Additional artillery was shipped TO
Guincs.
The present situation of Gen. Weyler
is similar To that of MARTINEZ Campos,
when he tried in December. 1895. to
check the famous raid of Gomez and
Maceo, and was compelled To fall back
successfully at Colon, Jovellanos and
Colseo.
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MANY LIVES LOST
And Much Damage to Property the Result
of the Earthquake In India.


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 12.-Ad-
ditional details of the great earthquake
I'm June which made all India tremble,
received in mail adviccs, confirm the
original reports of its severity. In
Northern Bengal, Assam and Cachar
the shocks continued for some time.
The mortality in the Chcrra hills is
estimated at from /. 600 to 1000.
At Goal Para a tidal wave DESTROYED
the bazar and so lives were lost. The
earth is assured and the country is Gov
cred with mud and sand. The tele-
graph Office at Cherra and all Pucca
buildings were destroyed and the ma
hveS were forced to flee for their lives
The country il flooded. as the earth
has subsidized along the banks of the
Brahmaputra. causing great damage to
the crops. Similar reports are received
from many other places.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-18
CONSUL GENERAL LEE
And other Foreign Representatives Tender
Their Ohicial and Personal Coincidence on
the Death of Senior CanoNns.

Their Ohicial and Personal Coincidence on
the Death of Senior Canovas.
HAVANA, Aug. 12.-ConSul General
Lee. Mr.. Gallan. the British consul. and
other foreign representatives, called at
the palace Wednesday To tender their
official and personal condolences to the
acting governor general the Marquis
Ahumada, on the death of Senior Cam
ovas
The afternoon newspapers contain
special dispatches from Madrid com
menting upon the significance of the
friendly messages of President McKin-
ley, Sherman, Gen. Stewart l.. Wood
ford and IIannis Taylor in Spain ;
hour of sorrow.
La Lucha urges the erection of "a
monument to the deceased statesman
in the Plaza.
The Spanish mail steamer which left
Wednesday carried home thousand
sick soldiers and marines.
Capt.-Gen. Weyler entered Havana on
horse back with an escort of cavalry at
o'clock Wednesday evening. He was
received by the authorities on the out
skirts and as he passed through the
streets the crowds checred for Spain
and Wcyler
Having arrived at the palace the cap
tain general received a number of dep
utations and representatives, of all
classes of society. He was evidently
deeply moved 10y the news of the death
of Senior Canovas and said that as soon
as he heard of il he started for Havana.
He characterized the calamity as an
immense national loss. adding:
Il was completely identified with his
policy, was sent to Cuba by him and
was his personal friend. 1t has been.
perhaps due to him that the real inter
ests of Cuba have been conserved"
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CoIIapscd naIloon ln the Mhltr 80.

LoNpoS. Aug. H. According 10 a
dispatch 90 the Daily Mail from Copen-
hagen, Capt MortcuSen. Of the bari,
Ansgar, bound from Dublin TO Omega.
at the mouth of the Omega river. ON the
White sea. reports that ON July IL.
when about two days sail cast Of
North Cape. the northernmo>t point Of
Europe. then being in the Arctic wa
tiers, he saw % collapsed ba loon. which
Is believed to be Herr Andrcc's
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p. MARION GRIprrrn.

was held Tuesday There were
three candidates, Marion Grif-
fifth, Democrats; Frank Lee, repub-
hcan, and NJ. w. Browdcr. popu-
list. About two-thirds vote was
pollcd. Returns have been very slow
IN coming in but the Indications are
that Mr.. Griffith has been successful by
plurality OF from 900 TO 400
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SISTER OF CHARITY
Arrested Charged with Begging on TN.
streets OF Newark. ~ J.

H'r'~''n charged with Begging on the
streets OF Newark. Nj
NJ" YORK. Aug "a Gerry society
agent caused the arrest "Wednesday Of
"a sister of charity. Maria Rosa. Of New
ark y. D., for begging i'm the street.
she was accompanied bv 18-vcar-old
Lena NcGowan. She had been warned
by the agent, but persisted i'm begging
and ne took her and the little Girl to.
the societies rooms. Then the sister
was cautioned and released. shortly
''U' '"ard the agent saw her begging
again ana called % policeman, who ar
rested both her and the girl. The mag
'Alrato. before whom She was ar
ra'Rncd discharged her ON her promise
10 return at once to the institution at
Newark. y.
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bishop Howe Dead

LoNpoN. Aug l1.-Et Rev William,
Walsham Howe - D.. bishop Of Wake.
held. died in ireland Tuesday lie was
born IN -" and consccratcd bishop i'm
lSNS Bishop Howe was the author Of
Jubilee hymn wh.rn was widely pub.
lishcd shortly before the queens iuI,ilcc
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"IINN0r0N. \. q. Aug II--Verv
mcdgcr returns Of the state election
held Tuesday of The question o. ad.
ditio1aI taxation for public schools are
IN The vote as far as received is al
most unanimously against the tax. In
some precincts not single vote was
cast boz its favor
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BEHriN Aug IA special dispatch
has been received here which saw. fb,t
- great fire has destroyed the greater
part NJ The Russian town OF Mati,lavl.
west of Moghilof. In the government
OF MohccIcv. ON the river ~olh am A.
fluent of tine Duicpcr
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El'm0Np kE. Aug ~. 60 y ~e-lv-
ncr. clerk for vs.. - OLDHAM g. Co.. dry
goods merchants. and Mis-. Rachel Me-.
Cord an hoirc.- and member Of a prom
Iucnt family p.opcd "Wednesday a. Sow
Albany Ind whcro they were mar.
ricd The bride is only 10 and the
grOOm H.
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E. MARION GRIFFITH.

Democrat, Probably Elected Successor to
the Late ConGres.man Holman.
INDIANAPoLIs. Ind, Aug. 1.-THE
election for congressman in the Fourth
Indiana district recently represented
by Judge w. =. Holman, whose death
occurred in Washington last April,
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HA"iNAw Mich. Aug. H. About 100
miners Of the Saginaw Coal Co. struck
wednesday for rise Of r. cents per
I"h. hey have been getting 20 cents
TOT an coal over scvcn-cighths screen.
ne strike was started by 35 miners
wh" came here from ONO last weel,
and were given work
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tANtoN. O.. Aug lt Burt y Tottca
and Hay Prcvot were married Thurs
day Beer flowed freely a. the rcccp-
ton and the wedding party bccam, so
boistcr"u- that all participants we're
arrested and Jailed They spent the
nInMl bon Tho LnrLun
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GBEEN-ErEG o.. Aug d. IT, q.
HumPhreF Of Let's thi, county was
robbed while In company with young
men ~ this city and two Negro girls.
\ girl gave back the purse. The police
arrested Harry McMannaman Charles
Spccr and Charles Boylcs ON the charge
Of r'nspiring 20 rob Humphrey They
l.nrn hold ~ court
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Madrid. Aug. lg.-The remains Of
the late premier Of spain. senior del
Castillo. arrived here AZ G.55 m Wed.
nr>daF from Santa Agucda they
we're met at the railroad station bv the
ministers. member, Of the diplomatic
corps and the civil and military au.
thoritic~ ~ Madrid and It's vicinity.
Immense crowds Of people were assem-
BLEED about the depot
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PAms Aug ~ a dispatch 90 the
Figaro froIs San Sebastian saws that
Coli. the assassin. in the course Of q
police examination declared Wedncs-
day That 10 'rOuld be President Faures
turn next
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MANArtN Nicaragua via Galveston.
Tex. Aug i5 The Nicaraguau GOV.
'rnucnt has suggested Co congress the
Enactment ~ am export duty ON gold NJ
- per ounce when from quartz aId of
$3.50 when from placer min-,. with "a
forfeiture, a- penalty ot 90 times the
amount Of the duty and the loss. i'm
certain contingencies. 81 the mining
titles
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EEENE, switzerland AUG ~ The
u'''l OF kosciusko. the Polish patriot.
was INFERRED Wednesday in % special
,'a'>"lcum ~ Castle RappcnwvI. ON
'~eN' Zurich. The ceremony was pre-
'c"'H by requiem mass which was
attended by $50 Polish patriots
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Netcn,n ReIn.tnted ln 40 -,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug II. Major
kretl superintendent Of the mint
Tuesday rcinstatcd ~ veterans Of the
late war, who were discharged from
the mint at the beginning Of the last
administration.
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bristol. Il. J., Aug -. The torpedo
ooal Dupont. which was given trial
wednesday, exceeded her contract
speed hy more than knot The trim
was made under somewhat reduced
vacuum The average speed was 2sGIG
knots
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MANout-rER Co. Aug f. The Pc
''r \dams Paper mill in Hcklaud was
destroyed hv fire Wednesday morning.
boss upwards of So. 900 The miI was
owned by y. ID. Pickles o. Bro.
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N'nvfrE, y c.. Aug IA mob
from liuncomb county at an early hour
wednesday morning lynched the Ne
gro rapiNt, Bobb Brochctt. near the
scene ~ his crime at Weavcrvillc. ncor
here
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Madrid. Aug a. Military prccau-
uons have been taken for some tirle
past against the possibility Of Carlist
or republican rising. and the steps
taken have been increased recently.
chiefly here at Barcelona. Bilbao. and
~ Seville
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CURRENT TOPICS.

TuE extension of the plate shop at the
Bath Iron works ut Bath, Me. will soon
De completed.
TnE Chicago ordinance imposing "A
license tax on BICYCLES has been declared
void in a lower court.
THE plant of the Globe Iron Il Foun-
dry Co. at St Louis is being run to
nearly full operation.
EMPERoE WILLIAM received a number
of threatening letters from nihilists be-
fore starting for Russia
Russell. SAGE has not. within the
memory OF the oldest broker, taken IA
vacation during the hot weather.
The Fox Pressed Steel Co.. of Pitts
burgh, Pa. has all departments of its
plant in operation on double turn.
THE Tyler Foundry and Machine Co.
has been Incorporated at TYLER. Tex.
To engage in the general foundry bust
ness.
TIH plant of the Davis Il Egan Ma
chine Tool Co., of Cincinnati O.. il
running full time, with force OF 500
men.
In Is stated that in six months of the
year American manufacturers can
make enough shoes To supply the 40.
''u,ooo pope oi 'nc 'hlt'd states.
TN: United States pension roll has
almost reached the million mark The
exact number OF pensioners at the be
ginning of the fiscal wear was 0s3, 52S
IHE recent cloudburSts and floods in
Germany have been the worst since
$50 Reports show 2s5 lives lost, and
property loss of over 10000 900
marks.
GERMANY has law requiring that
all drugs intended for internal use
shall bc put up in round bottles. and
all intended for external use in hcNa-
gonal bottles.
WHEN the amecr of AfghaniStan goes
out cycling he uses triplct machine,
and leaves all the work of il To Ice done
10y two men. who sit one in front and
one behind him.
1HE "rand Duchess sophia. of SAKE
"elnar. lett fortune of hundred
mllllon francs besides her large estates
IN Sllesia and Holland, which bring in
huge income every year.
SOMETHING new in delicacieS is the
nut sandwich Spread between thin
slices of Scantily buttered bread LAYER
of almonds and walnuts, and flavor
with little grated cheese.
THIS has been a great year in Eng.
land for Strawberries. In one week
from one station no less than 100 ton,
of these berries were dispatched to
London and northern markets.
Cart Eli \. kAHLER. of Detroit who
enlisted during the civil war as a drum
mer boy and was mustered out cap
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FRANNtrN. Ind. Aug l4.-Thc BODY
Of a man. supposed 20 be- % Mr. Sina-
moo, Of Columbus this state. was
found on the railway tracks i'm this
ity Friday morning gold watch
was on the body, but no money.
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RON -. Count Morczlo Della
Rocco ne distinguished Italian gen
eral anu premier abide camp, Of the
roval household. is dead
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Murderer Wills Dead.

HosroN Aug ll. Herbert \. Willis.
the Iaunton murderer. who was shot
IN an attempt 10 escape from the state
prison last Tuesday died i'm the hos
pital at the institution Friday.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. COL. Aug IA
Ono Of the largest deals iu mining prop
rriy iu The Cripple Greek district was
closed in this city. u was the sale Of
the Orphan Belle property. ono of the
richest boo camp The transfer /, made
10 d. Dickcrmau who i- known tp rem
resent Rockefeller The purchase price
b.. about $500 UOu
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rre.IdrnI ol ~ Nollhern rncLnc-

Ntw foRt Mug la.C =. NrIcn
was Thursday elected president of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co. Daniel
= lamont $50, rIcctcddircctoraud vice
ur... .Gsuf
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LAN'A-rrR. IcN Aug ID Limit
ming struck and kU,t + y Lo.,.re
'r SON and a " Wrgui here rur.,i.,y
W"'nIn9 They took refuge from tlc
"u 10 Mr.gbte barn After ,.,
.'"u wo. over all three ucr. f.rr.
d.aa Jh, barn ,a- onr. -.io,,.. .f..,.
ay.t.