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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

Nell-So Pearl has broken off her
engagement to Mr.. Price has she?
Believes; the temptation to pose
as pearl without price was too strong
for her
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

Loaded shells, powder, shot, caps, etc.
1t II. THOMAsON'S.
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~ Sold by druggists, 75c.

Tommy-Pop,are there nine Muses.?
Tommy's Pop-Yes, my son: &C
cording to mythology.
Tommy-Is that why cat has
nine lives?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

KEEP your blood pure and your
~ stomach and digestive organs in n
healthy condition by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla and YOU will be WELL.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

People are happiest who go through
the world taking Others as they find
them.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

Have you studied any language
beside English?''
YES" answered Miss Cayenne,
''three; golf, baseball and yachting"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09

Paradoxical as it may seem many a
fellow has pawned his watch to have
a good time.
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800 Reward. 800.

The readers of the GOLD LEAF will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
to cure in all its stages and that Is catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being constitutional disease re-
uuires a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Care is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the conSti-
tuition aud assisting nature in doing its
work The pr0prietOr5 have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer one
hundred dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY Il Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
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Highest Market Prices Guaranteed the Seller,

n otectd
for O all
onnaer Come
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-09
NOTICE.

Effective September 18th, 1899, all freight
not promptly removed from III" custody
of the railway company will be suhiec' 10
the following charges for storage:
Rates for Storage OF Car
Load Freight.
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NOTICE.

AsA ~ L. ~ ~ v
Axtell, 10. Manson Is,
Brookston, 10, MiddleburgIo,
Centreville, 20, Oakyllle, >,
Churchill, 3, Oxford, *,
Dabney, 10, Ridgeway,NI5,
Enfield, IS, Ridgeway,Sr5,
Franklinton,I5, K. Rapids, s.,
Gillburg, 10, Vaughan, .,
Halifax, o,WarrenPTns,2o,
Kittrell, 10, Warrenton, 20,
Laurel, 30, Weldon, S,
Littlcton, 3, Wise, 20,
Louisburg, 2o,YoungsylIIc27 >,
Macon, 30,
F. G. Toepleman,
General Superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
SHEEP DIE IN WYOMING.
Union Pacific Successful In keeping
the Tracks Clear, hut Al Freight
Tranlc ~ Abandoned.

Cheyenne. wyo..Fcb. a.-The blizzard
seems TO have spent it, fury In wy
omlng, and II Il thought the worst II
over. No idea of the probable loss TO
stock on the ranges can yet be given,
but II II the opinion o. the best In
formed stockmcn that the LOSSES viii
be found to be- great, No wind OF Huf-
iclont power TO blow the deep snow on
the feeding grounds has prevailed. ANA
AZ a consequence II In argued. the cat
tie and sheep which have not been
driven TO eoYor and fed are bound to
have persisted In great numbers. For
the stock which have been uncnrcd for
and which have survived the unprccc.
dented snow and cold little hope is
held out. Stockmcn say the loss viii
be- greater on sheep than cattle. ~ the
cattle arc mostly cared FOR In pastures
and around ranches where they can be
fed Most Of the large herds that
formerly roamcd On the range have
been disposed OF.
The Union Pacific has been quite suc-
cossful In keeping H. track clear
through this division. and although
freight tr,iiilc has been practically
abandoned the passenger trains have
boon but little delayed,
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Mush Co,nbia. In Order.

Chicago, Feb. s.-The Chronicle says
4 combine covering all grades OF ont-
meal and other breakfast foods. both
In bulk and package. IN IN proceHa of
formation ana viii be- launched within
u few days.
The capital OF the new corporation
thnt IN 10 absorb the American Cereal
company ana about ten smaller con-
Germs In the Same business ~ now cati-
mated at $500 600 although the exact
figures win not be- determined until the
selling price OF tho more outlying mills
II definitely known.
Ferdinand schumacher. president OF
the American Cereal company. whose
principal mills are at Akron. Ohio. has
sold his holdings ~ 1900 shares Ia the
company 20 Robert Stuart and others
who have formed the combination to
control the principal cereal Industries
OF the United states. Tho capltaliza-
ton Of tho new cereal company IN To
be divided between about 81. 600, 900
non-cumulative preferred stock. paying
seven per cont Interest and about sfs.-
OOO,OO common stock
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war.hlp. 10 rroesea 10 Sow orlsan..

New York. Feb. 3.--on Monday tho
biz nEhtlng craft at the navy yard will
begin to move out into the open sea
once more. The Chicago viii be- the
ilrEt to leave, having orders TO proceed
-t"-New- oricunn To attend the Mardl
Grna there. Che will leave Monday
morning and IN expected to make the
trip by Feb. ~. After being out az
commission about four years. the
cruiser gets back into active life en-
tirsly rcmodellcd, On the trip to New
orleans she viii try her speed. her en-
gines ana her guns.
In two weeks the big Indiana Will
leave the yard. Her engines have been
given u trial IN the waters Of the yard
nnd other preliminary work done for
the starting out 10 sea. She win 20 TO
Hampton Roads first ana will then pros
coed south. Tile New York has been Or
derrd away ON February \. The Mas
AnrhuHvttE and the Newark will follow.
IN squadron viii assemble In cuban
wa'ers for three weeks OF work. Tho
ncirolt. now In cuban waters. will al
% be- at the Mardl GraH and with the
Chicago will join the others after the
festival has closed. the Texas has
been ordered from Havana 10 Calves
ton Ia take part In "a celebration there.
nt which Commodore Philip will be- pre-
scented with a sword. She will also 40
In the squadron. Admiral Sampson.
whose flagship now fiiea from the New
York. VIII command the squadron.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
sENI.cEyTRyyI,L COMMISSION.

The Utah semi-C Centennial Commits
sion held meeting at the Telephone
building last night and took steps pre-
limlnary TO final windup OF Its bual-
ness. The greater part Of the evening
was consumed In listening 10 the report
10 be presented to the Governor and
the Legislature. detailing the commis-
Sion'H labora. and presenting the imam
clal results. the report In question
was drawn up In very handsome style
by judge Colburn. Tho total amount
received by the commission Will be
shown TO be about te0000, and the total
amount disbufrcd about $4,000. leaving
a surplus OF about $1,000 on hand. Judge
colburn'H report WAS discussed to some
lnngth. and. ar the commlsSiopf has n
number of small assets. which II wants
TO turn Into cash before the report n
finally wound up,.an adjournment was
taken until next Thursday evening.
at which time the report will be
signed by all the moinbcrr, and the
question ns TO the disposition TO make
Of the surplus win be finally disposed
OF. Accompanying the report viii be
sent the two deliberately bound volumes
containing the signatures and individ-
ual record OF all the Pioneers who sur
vivcd at the time OF the Jubilee.
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NOTED FATAL cAsr.
Verdict IL Given Against the Rev. john 4.
1uohy Of 1T. Louis

Washington. Feb. 3.-rhe case OF
Rev. John y. Tuohy. pastor OF ~ Pat
rick'H church, 81 Louis. against Aruh-
bishop knln Of that city. which has
been pending Tor many months before
TIE apostolic delegates court In this
city, has been decided In favor Of the
archbishop. The official findings have
been received by Archbishop Kahn and
viii soon be promulgated In his dio-
cesar organ.
The verdict OF Mgr. Martlnclll has
Tour subdivisions. two pertaining to
Father TuohY'H sentence and the other
two relating 60 his future treatment
uy tho archbishop Of IT. Louis Father
Iuuhy " told to surrender uncondi-
tlpnally TO the archbishop all righta
ana all properties Pertaining to the
pnsiuratc ~ It, Patrick. lie Is then
ordered 10 make submission To his su-
pefiur. and for penancc 60 20 into re-
treat for ten days.
When Father Tuohy has complied
with these requirements the archbishop
u ordered 20 restore hiin his pIiestiy
faculties and mako some suitable pro-
vision for HIS future support In the
arch dioccasc. Tits provision is sub
Jet To approval by the delegates court
here. and n the place given Father
Tuuhy " not sufficiently lucrative or OF
dlgulncd position the delegates reserves
to ask the archbishop to make another
provision.
The decision ends one OF the most
famous ecclesiastical Lawsuits ever
tried by the papal delegates court The
case has bccn In Rome and was rr-
tcfrcd here last summer for final re-
vision.
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rILirISo STATEMENT.
Uncle sam IL Credited with An the short
cominrs OF the sranlsr,is.

Hongkong. Feb. 5--Thc Filipino jun
IN hero has issued the following state.
mcnt.
simultaneously with the proclamation
OF the republic. ARuinaldo released the
Spanish war prisoner MS an act OF
grace
The Spanish imposition Of the poll
tax Is enforced by the Americans with
greater severity. Formerly the poor
paid 81 and the rich 81. Now the
lowest pay 81 and the rich 500. which
IN greatly cxsapcratins the people.
The gambling. cocknghtinR. bruising
squeezing and the American abuses Of
the customs are causing deinoraliEa-
tlon.
The Spanish corrupt. dcspotic nyr.
tom seems to be the morale of the
American executive.
Tho Manila Filipinos are indignant
~ the notion Of the American Journalh
that they viii tnmcly submit 90 be ex-
pcrimcntcd with amateur colonial ad.
miniRtrntorS and hope the decision Of
the United States Senate on Monday
win b" OF Il nature to satisfy their as
plrationa Ms frequently expressed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
LEoisLArivr spnEumEs.
Cook for Judge Powers. O'Seii Against
tho Tribune. aud Richards Against
Waste OF Time.

Cook for Judge rowsr-. O'Seii Against
tho Tribune. aud Richards Against
Waste Of Time.
The three speeches made today are
given bellows
JUDGE POWERS coMPLIMENTED.
Representative Cook snld' / have
voted until now without giving any rea-
sons for my vote. We have been called
stubborn. ornery. ana other names by
The majority, but I have found In my
reading OF history that minorltiea have
frequently been right. And | know In
WIS case that II II so. know the peo-
Pc Of this State are behind US. | know
mat they desire the election of either
Mr' Powers or MIR. King. | believe MIR.
POWERS TO be a man OF men. that can
~ Utah right before the nation, ana
snow that this political division on par
lines In sincere. And would show
mai We do not elect u man on account
pi MS religious opihlons. but on account
" hlH ability. Before election We crowd
OUT To hear him and think him IA great
man but when we have any favors 10
give, we turn the old man out ON the
mus To Craze and we select some
suuhs man who parts his hair In the
middle and give the place to him.
return, therefore, to my first choice
wa cast my vote again for the man
wwho VIII be the next senator from
V'ah' the Hon. o. W. Powers.
TRIBUNE AGAIN DENOUNCED.
Representative o'Neil said; rise at
ls time TO give one more reason for
uhe vote | shall east at this time. |
upueed by the Tribune this morning
,nat ] am condemned for my present
nualuon by that would-bc defender OF
me Democracy, Now. Mr.. President,
any further assurance Were needed
~ 10 the correctness OF my position,
"s attitude OF that paper furnishes me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Washington. Feb. Responding 10
a resolution ~ Inquiry the secretary or
war today sent 10 the senate General
Otlsa report ou the health conditions
at Manila. The report was dated yes
terdny ana ~ course was made by
cable IL follows;
Deaths among troops In Philippines
since arrival tn Feb L. seven months,
ego OF which forty We're due TO wounds
and accidents. or the remaining i7p
slXty.ilve died OF typhoid. ~ of small
poN, 22 " dysontery, \ ~ mnlurlnl
fever. The remaining deaths We're due
TO many various diseases. Smallpox
caused apprehension. The entire CONF
mand has been yaccinated several
times. Twelve physicians have been
engaged for several weeks vaccinating
natives. The more slckly season IN dur
ing the hot months. March, April and
May, when fevers, smallpox and dysen-
terry are more prevalent. Nine per cent
of the command are now reported sick.
n majority OF the cases being slight
ailments"
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TRANSPORTS SAN.
The sherman for Maniis. and berlin for
Santiago start On Their Voyage.

New York. Feb, 3,-The transports
Sherman for Menila, and Beriin Tor
san Juan, Ponce and Santiago. which
dropped down to Gravesend Hay last
night and anchored, proceeded today
ON their Voyages, The sherman, which
was formerly the passenger liner Mo-
bile OF the Atlantic Transport line, has
on board 1900 men To reinforce the
army OF Gen otis, composed of one
battalion Of the seventeenth regular In.
under command OF Col, Page.
She also carries full miscellaneous
cargo, including a large quantity OF
ammunition.
The Berlin goes on the regular trip
of the transport service and carries the
mails and a general cargo. Among her
passengers are Coils. w. u. Hall and r,
u. Nye. Majors c. L Woodbury. and J.
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assembly The business Of the after
noon session was as follows up to the
time OF going TO press.
4 communication was received from
the Senate announcing that II mao
passed s u No. 8. by Evans, AN act
amending section SIS Of the Revised
Statutes OF Utah. 1898. defining clvil
jurisdiction OF Justices courte.' he
fcrrod TO committee on judiciary.
The committee on revenue and ap-
preparation reported on n II. No. 90
by Parry. AN act providing Tor use
~ money heretofore appropriated Tor
branch normal school for Its maintcn-
ance and furnishings. reimbursement
Of those persons furuifhinR and main
talning such school heretofore, and re-
Inducements Tor heating plan, ~
such school aud approprlating for mat
purpose" and recommended that the
same be passed
A report was received from the COM
mlitee ON enrolment and engrossment
to the offect that II had enrolled and
enrruHfed substitute for II ]. NJ, No.
9 by Mr. Reed IA memorial TO Con.
grcsa praying for protection from the
dcprudntlcns Of .he Ute and Navajo
Indians OF San Juan county. Utah"
The hill was signed and forwarded To
the Senate for the signature Of the pre-
siding officer ~ that body
McQuariic introduced ~ n No. ~.
IAN oct 90 amend section 35sa, chupcr
O. title a. Of the revised statutes Of
Utah 1895 relating 10 probate OF
Wills" Committee on judiciary.
McQuarrir introduced ". u No. 20.
IAN net 90 amend section ISIS, chapter
I. title a. of the revised statutes ~
Utah. relating TO letters " ndmlnistfa-
ton" Committee m judiciary
Stewart introduced ~ u. No. II. tby
rsqucsD IAN act 90 repeal section Nii.
Of the revised statutes ~ Utah. 1898.
relating 10 justices % the peace and
conHtabies." Committee ON Judiciary.
Smith presented resolution asking
that the Speaker OF the Iinuse appoint
a special committee OF three 10 invcsti-
gate the several contrncts Tor the
printing ~ the legislative supplies, such
committee to report within nvc days
to the House its findings and recon-
mcndationa. Adopted. and the Speaker
appointed Representatives Smith, Jack
ron and calllstcr ~ such committee.
TWO BILLS KILLED.
on recommendation Of the commits
tees on judiciary aud private corpora
tlonr. n. H. No. ~. the anti-truHt bill.
and II. u. No. p, ManHncld'r marriage
bill. were Killed
REPRESENTATIVE EXCUSED.
Representative Miller. sorcnson and
clyde were excused. the two latter from
tomorruw's session only and the former
until Tuesday.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
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sieh volunteer. Returning Home,

San Francleco. cal, Feb. s.-Twcnty.
four enlisted men uf the First New
YORK volunteer Infantry. who were left
sick at Honolulu when their regiment
returned. and who reached this city
later on the Australia. have sufficiently
recovered ana Will leave today. on the
overland ON their respective home sta
charge of Captain G. ~. Hitchcock u
that regiment. They win be- accom-.
panied to the most convenient station
nearest their respective homes nnd will
be discharged at such point. They como
from Albany, Utica. Walton. Oneonta
IinEhnmpton, Mlddlotown. Poughkocp-
sic and Kingston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Control Of the Existing systems HAS nesn
secured by New York tapitaiis's.

New York. f'sb. ga dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana SAYS
The control ut the existing railway
NttcmH " cuba has been secured 60 the
New York syndicate which includes
Canadian capitalists. Following the
purcharc ~ the surun railroad the line
from Caiharien,ln the santa clara Prov
lnco has been bought It, capital stock
u as.ael.o 900 and there ~ no bonded In
debtodncss A meeting OF at1c' ,holderH
has been called Tor Fob. IN. when the
formal ,runHfsr Ia the new owners will
he made. The same syndicate has alb
Horhcd the MntanzaH and snbanilla rail.
way. which runs through the sugar proc
ducing districts Of M0tnnzna province.
The capital stock IL i5.OcO0o0
meeting Of stockholders will be held
March 9Th.
The cienfueEor aud villa Clara line
IL also In procern NJ absorption Its
capital stock ~ 5000 900. The English
capitalists who control what o. known
~ the United Railways OF Havana wcrc
after the ramc properties and Hyndi.
cate with Gi0o0o.0 900 sterling was or.
vaniEed FOR the purpsa. ct buying them.
II was represented by j. y. Henry
Schroeder and James underdnwn ~
London. The United RailwnyH capital
lists sought n conference with n View TO
uniting Interests. but q conference was
refused. The owners ~ the system
lately purchased expect 10 secure the
United Railways or else build their own
line into Havana.
The same syndicate has purchased for
ti.i0o.ooo the Ecrra line of coaHting YES.
sells. which has had u monopoly NJ the
north coast trade. Some " the cnp-
itnllstH who bought the Havana street
railway Hyrtcm are IN the syndicate
which has secured the railways and
conAting line. Others are new parties.
w. G. whitney. T.. \. H. wldcncr and
Mr. l;lkins OF Philadelphia are heavily
Interested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Persons Of social Prominence To Testify In
Adams Case-Arrsst. to FOLLOW.

New York. Feb. l.-The Herald says;
Persons OF social prominence, many
OF them as yet not mentioned IN con-
noction with the case, viii be COM
PEELED 10 testify at the inquest next
Thursday into the cause Of the death
81 Mrs Kate j, Adams last December.
col. Gardiner says. Among the Wit
nesses will be Roland MolincuN and his
wife. who, as blanche chesebrough.
WAS friend OF Barnet and Felix J.
Gallagher, former employ or the Knic-
kerbockcr a. g.
Two. three ~ perhaps more arrests
will Immediately follow the holding OF
tho inquest. even n they do not take
place earlier. Col. Gardiner says. No
arrests VIII be made, however. until
there IL sufficient evidence with which
60 satisfy the authorities that the per-
sons arrested can be held under the
law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Lexington, Ky, Feb. a-The dispatch
from Dubuque, Iowa, stating that tho
$4,000 stake offered by the Horse Re-
view OF Chicago 10 be trotted over the
Dubuque track, " the largest trotting
stake ever offered, created surprise
among Lexington horse men.
The Kentucky Futurity OF 1884. first
money alone was t22, $50 or more than
tho other stakes entire value. Other
placed colts got $1,000. which, with the
5000 allotted 10 two year Olds OF the
stake made lis total value s3i, $50.
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Agent for Department Of Agriculture.

san Francisco. Cai., Feb. 3.-Prof g.
4. Knapp. who went Ia the Orient some
months ago ms the confidential agent of
Secretary Wilson ~ the department Of
Agriculture. has reached this city on his
way home, His mission was. first, to
rather seeds ~ staple agricultural
products for sowing In the Southern
States and second, To- promote the ex-
port trade of the United States In Ger.
tain lines of industry. He returns we'll
satisfied with the result NJ his labOrs.
tle found Ia Japan rice seed much SUI
perlur To that used I'm the South and
also several new forage plants ana
fruit trees. lie has also arranged TO
shin samples OF American products TO
various eastern countries, lie visited
She Philippines and docs not consider
the situation there an critical az has
been represented, ug he thinks Aguin-
aldo's strength Is greatly over esti-
mated.
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mxx
philadelphia Visited by Huge Holocaust
inthe Heart OF the city.

Philadelphia. Feb IA fire which
originated In the big cracker bakery
of the stewart Cracker company 1T
i3th Milton streets early today COM
pletcly rutted that structure, and thou
sands of dollars worth ~ adjoining
property, the total loss being estimated
al from $500 900 10 100000.
The six story building occupied by H.
Hooley ana Son. silk manufacturers,
tho Philadelphia Novelty company and
Il, II. Mast a CO., manufacturers or
agricultural implements, the big store
house Of the Hopes a Townsend Bolt
ana Manufacturing company and the
building occupied by j, Hoover & Son.
lith0gruphers and publishers, caught
hire from the blasting bakery and the
flames soon leaped across Hamilton
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DIrs Or mYDmormonIA.
MAJ Dog s,,., co,vii,c ', ,ry,,r. Amsr'-
eau Vie. Consul nj rstrss. Grcree.

New York. Feb. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Patras. Greece. says;
Colville X. Insatc. American vice con-
sui here. has died OF hydrophobin.
lie was bitten two months ago but
Kept the matter secret. lie refused
treatment. He was much beloved and
his death IL regretted. MIR. fngatc was
appointed vice consul OF the United
Settles at patraA on November -. 1897
lie was born In Mississippi ana re-
moved 10 Alabama where he cAtab-
liHhcd his residence. lie was appoint
cd into the consular service from the
latter Htntc.
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PASSED SAFELY OVER.
Train Ride. over sinhing Hoadbed In
Kansas without Leaving the Track.

Fort Scott, Kansas, Feb. 3.-The
South.bound passenger train ON the
Kansas city and San Francisco road
was slowing up for a railroad crossing
near Pittnburg. Kansas, when the road
bed for a distance OF sixty feet sunk
from under the engine and train. The
engineer put on full head OF steam
and succeeded In pulling the entire
train ou' 81 the hole ana on solid
ground. II was found that the road
bed was over coal mine and the
ground Ind sunk to u distance OF six
feet below the level.