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The sun., 1899-07-16
JAMAICA SHADE TREES MUTILATED.
| Col. william s. CoRswell Camping on tho
Trail of a Telephone Company.

Col William s. Cogswell is waginG war on
the New York and New Jersey Telephone Com
pany in Jamaica and is determined that the
mutiation of shade trees which skirt both
sides Of Fulton street must stop The linemen
employed by the telcphonc company hav" been
cutting of the limbs right and left and he
alleges that they are liable to be prosecuted
Col Cogswcll went to the police station y"st"r-
day morning and made formal complaint
against the iincmen for DESTROYING the trees.
II. said that he acted as warden OF Grnc"
Church and also as u citizen and thHpaHrr;
the tecnhone men to stop cutting III IN" limbs
ana branches oI thotrees, but that their work
mcnt of Buildings aud Highways permitted IN"
telephone people 70 proceed WITH thcir WORK Work.
house that he would put a stop tn II II tho
courts had any power in the matter.
The sun., 1899-07-16
WOODLAWS POST OFFICE CLOSED.
The Department Thought tho Postmaster
Was Selling Too Many One-C~nt Stamps.

The Department Thought tho fostmnster
Was Selling Too Many One-Crnt stamps.
ROCHESTER,. July 15.-Bccause he sold too
many one-cent stamps, the Postmaster in
Woodlawn. Brighton township. eight miles
from this city. was obliged to put up placnrd
this morning bearing these words: CLOSED by
order Of the Post Office Department" Some
body directed a letter to the Post Office
authorities at Washington n month ago
calling attention to the fact that Abraham
Brule. the Wooilawn Postmaster, was sell
ing lot of one-ccnt stamps. and that
the Office. which was regularly Of the
fourth class. had Jumped nto the third class
Woodlawn is little settlement containing
about 100 Hollanders. and their CORE
spondenc" is not voluminous enough TO call
for the number Of stamps sold. INSPECTOR
Coates OF Flmirn was sent here to invcsti igate.
He discovered that two big nurseries in the
Vicinity although they had headluartcrs in
Rochester were buying their stamps Of Brue
and mailing tons Of circulars there. The in
snrctor reported that he thought the Post
private affair The Iollanders. he thought
week
Congressman O'Grady is in Europe, hnt his
clerk tried 10 induce the department not to
abolish the Office. but was unsuccessful. The
answer he got was that there seemed to he n
nigger in the fence somewhere, and that the
nurscrymen could buy their stamps in
Rochester md mail their circulars here. POST
master Brllle got n commission from the Gov
ernment for the STAMPS he sold.
The sun., 1899-07-16
BRACES BODY AND BRAIN.
What Mariani Wine Does to
Stimulate, Strengthen and
Sustain the System.

Vim Mariani tMariani Wine) is recommended
as a tonic by the medical profession all over
the world 1t has received written recom-
mendations from more than 5000 American
physicians.
Mariani Wine stimulates. strengthens and
sustans the system and braces body and brain.
1t gives strength and is an aid to health and
longevity. Makes the old young; keeps tho
young strong
Mariani Wine Is specially indicated for all
malarial fevers. 1t gives sense Of buoyancy
and viRor.
Mariani Wine is furthermore Of especial value
in cases OF Neuralgia. Nervous Debility. Mus
cuar Relaxation, Mental and Physical Dcpres-
sion and Exhaustion. Overwork or Ovcrstrain.
Insomnia. Headache. Nervous Dyspepsia. Loss
Of Appetite. EmaciatOn and Consumption It
builds up the vital forces and is a powerful
rejuvenator. 1t gives frmpess and elasticity
to the muscles and richness to the blood
Mariani Wine is palatahle and suited to ths
most delicate stomach In the case Of pale.
puny. sickly children it is used with great
benefit.
For overworked men and delicate women
Mariani Wine gives excellent results.
To overcome summer complaints use Vim
Marisni For heat prostration try Vim Mariani.
taken with cracked ice.
Marian Wine Is sold by all druggists. Try
II and you will find that it will well sustain It's
reputation. One word OF caution. however,
let no represe entation or explanation induce YOU
to accept a substitute. and thus avoid disap-
pointment.
To every one writing to Mariani e Co. -
West 10Th Street. New York City. will hc sont.
free. II this paper ia mentioned. an Interesting
little book containing portraits and autographs
OF Emperors. Empress, Princes. Cardinals.
hrchhishops and other distinguished pcr,un-
ARns eudnrsnl, Yin Mn nriuLl ILlr
The sun., 1899-07-16
CITF LIQUOR AGENT SUED.
An Ex-Aldermnn of Montpelier. VT, Ac-
cused of Taking Commissions on Sales.

MONTPELIER. Vt. July At recent special
city meeting a committee was appointed to in
vestigate shortage Of over 81 900 in the ac-
counts OF the city liduor agency for the past
year As a result OF this investigation wrts.
issued by City Attorney Carleton. were served
on ex-Alderman W. r. Weston this afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Wedge. charging that Mr..
Weston. as committee on liquor agency from
1895 to 1897. purchased of certain firms
liquors amounting to several thousand dollars.
at a price 81 300 greater than they were rca-
sonably worth. and received rebates and com
missions on the sales Of these liquors to the
amount OF 81 800. to the injury OF the city of
Montpelier. For the recovery OF these sums
suits are brought
A suit was also brought to-day by the city
against II. A. skinner. city liquor agent last
year. He had received of the city. for cor
version OF various kinds OF liquors. Sl.73l
Writs Of attachmt mt were served upon tho
property OF both defendants. The cases are
returnable at the September term OF court.
The sun., 1899-07-16
TR4GEDY ~ BLONDIKE TRIP.
hemher Of New Orleans Party to BE
Trieh for Killing Two COmpnniOns.

NFW ORLEANS. Ia.. IulY ia message from
fHNa' AIas Sn. announces I'll" approaching trial
terc Of H. TONER Eird ct New Orleans for
t"m rd'rot Il. l. Patterson and |. Herring.
s-'"t IT,, city, at Anvik, AiaSka. in n quarrel
over woman. This was tn" first news here
g th'"o.Iaps ot New Orleans expedition to
the h,ou'k" wh,rh left here last summer.
al tn" = I~or- named left families here and
u" 'rhg y was Il graf shock to them. Mrs.
Eaters I'D. widow II the murdered man.
ana Mr.. Bird. wife OF tn" alleged muir
"'r'r h"'nG complct"ly prostate !. Patterson
"a' Ia years ol!, and leaves a widow
hHd 'v" chilircn. He Was prominent
u, athletic crr.rr aud in the printing ra io He
va Nr.I"l with th" gold fevcr .a~t summer
! ! '"F Jun" n year aGm for the kiond,k"
u r Ln| was prju'"r "!npIuyed by Patterson.
,'t h"t"@ Sh"llHr win WAS in IN" AaSka
! ry and "Ncdprd ,ro3t . ri with the woman
!. ,'" "lS" norma strong, was a pr"~smln
|aW"r hud w"li-to-dp and lett family
w." ~ Wa a very ur'perat" man. ANA Ett
',, ,,. IN -'l"r Il serious tr9Ah!e~ Wh"n H"nng"r
u" rariy '"'t 10" til" KlnndiEC plrndfuilv
W. 80 with money, They Saved some time
, No' Francisco, 'nid in supple, ,or two years
,"Hp L"r Nmo"a whore they landed at AnvIk
~, me" Ia''"r~u! wr"t" home:
.,'t lr'm what r"p prtS W" have heard up
,,'InE J. fake. an not ovcrpeaseh with all
,...,,.' go t''I@ o., lh' party. | ndIllC hlu are
gums We w'lI '"k 'ocrthcr. We are max
, .r, poo" h"alwHy; m" hovs want to take
.IS- "n " How ever left home to come
,".- i"n"N country can't understand,
'.n'I 'T Gf - pleasant with our party as
ttN '., ra.Ha u h". her" is no push in them, and
,lw,no WIS 'auur" Soou aftcrward the party
,,'i"!.TT.0 "'"r the woman and a division Of
'r.,,,rW al Bra lil".I on thn, rest, Of the
i'4',I p h"h'ni mound. killing Herring
s,i 81 AN .h r nC Patterson. The. woman
~ ~ firn"h w!tn"' 7eS against him aud
''HN ud"r arrest for murder.
The sun., 1899-07-16
WILLIAM GoATs RECORD.
Helped In the Fight in Manila Bay-Now
on tho Detroit.

The unprotected cruiser Detroit, now lying
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard undergoing repairs.
has on her log book the name William Gont
This IL not man, but from general appear
ances lust an ordinary, everyday. light gray
goat. II IL the mascot Of the shin and perhaps
no goat in the country possesses SUCH IA noted
naval career. At any rate. 1t has record Of
which any sailor would be proud to boast
William Goat was with Dewey when the Ad-
mira sunk the Spanish feet in Manila Bay
1t is said to his credit that he inspired conf
dence among the mon on that memorable
morning by going from one gun to another,
thus showing them he was not the least bit
afraid.
Billy has travelled bit in his time He has
visited South America. Australia. Hong Kong,
London. Philadelphia and Coney Island He
likes the Greater New York, and will remain ia
Where % he may nay be- Us Seen on The Detro M TO
when she visited Mapila Bay and returned to
came back to this country. He is a great cu-
riosity. and many photographs OF him have
When the cruiser Buffalo went out OF COM
mission In the navy yard the other day the
mascot received an honorable discharge. which
reads thus:
This is to certify that william Goat, q Billy Goat,
has this day been discharged from the L. S. s. Buf.
falo and from the service by reason Of expi.
ration of enlistment
Dated this 24th day of June 1899.
M HEMrHrLr,
Commanding U. g. g. Buffalo.
Enlistment Record-Name, William Goat; Rate,
Billy Goat. Enlisted April I. 1899, at Key West.
Fla. for year Previous naval service. years:
occupation. bouncer.
Conduct Record-Prohciency in rating. excellent:
seamanshp. excellent; ordnance. excellent; marks.
manship, great guns. bad workmanship. small
arms. excellent; signalling. excellent; sobrety, ex.
cellent; obedience. bad.
1t. Com. 8. W. B. DUKE, U. 8. n,
and Executive Officer
Descriptive List-Born Pensacola. Fla. June II.
1896. Age. years; eyes. blue hair light gray;
complexion. fair; height. foot inches: weight lin
pounds. so; personal characteristics marks. &C..
long horns and short tail.
J. C. RosEsBLEUTH. Past Asst Surgeon. U. 8. N
hereby certify that the above-named william
Goat has been paid nothing.
JUNE -, 1899 JOIN H RHEAuLIN, U.B.N
Billy reenlisted Immediately and was sent to
the Detroit He Is likely to be transferred to
the Olympia when that vessel arrives In New
York harbor with the hero OF Manila.
The sun., 1899-07-16
one or CERyERA,s GUNS.
Description of the Relic to BE Placed in tho
Union League Club of Brooklyn.


Union League Club of Brooklyn.
The onc-pou nder breech- loading rarid-flre
gun which Rear Admiral Schley is going to
present to the Union League Club OF Brooklyn
will rest in the clubhouse on the same pedestal
which supported it on Admiral Cervera's flag
ship during the battle of Santiago The gun
is in perfect working order and still carries its
hulct-scarred shield. II weighs about 2oO
pounds
After the Nizcava was disa bled Rear Admiral
J. W. Philip. at that time in command OF the
Texas. but at present commandant OF the
brooklyn Navy Yard with several other off,
GERS visited tn" wrecked vessels and among
other things secured this gun, 1t was placed
on board the Texas. where a Krag-JGrgensen
rife was fired point blank nt the shield at n
distance of twenty feet. The bullet pene-
trated the thr"e-puartcr-i inch Shell plate as
though II had been 50 much paper, making
hole about half an inch IN diameter.
The gun was transferred 10 the cruiser
brooklyn. Srhlev'S flagship. where 1t was
when the Brooklyn was sent, recently. 10 the
BrOOkly yu yard. Cart. Jewell Of the Brooklyn
lat it sent tn Admiral Philips Office. where IL
was cleaned up. 1t twill hr turned over to the
The gun will he polished and hronZed while
the carnage is To- be handsomely painted be-
fore being presented to the club. The shield.
which is semi-"ircular. is about two by four
feet in size. and on this will be placed the in
script,On.
The club will make room for the gun In the
centre of its big reading room
The sun., 1899-07-16
Two DIS0HEDIENr BoIS DROWNED
Two Others Saved by n Soldier, Who Swan
10 Their Assistance.

GREENPoRT. ally l5.-Moses SchlesinRer. 20
years old. Of Ill Suffolk street. and lsaac Mar
guiels. l3 years old. OF l23 Suffolk street,
Manhattan, were drowned In GardinerS Bay
last night. They ware inmates OF the New
Educational Alliance summer Home on Plum
island which was opened this week. Thirty
York. Robert T.. Simon. the supeiirt tendent.
gave orders thar none Of them should go out
on the bay In a boat, This order was violated
by the two lads, who stole away from the home
unnoticed win two Oihtr DOys and launched
a sharpie without any oars
ABOUT 100 yards from Ihe beach the boat
was capsized and the four boys were thrown
into the water. private who was stationed
at the Governpent Qualifications swan out
and succeeded in saving two Of them. At q
O'Clock this morning K. VI, Clark recovered the
bodies OF the other two In about twelve feet Of
water.
The sun., 1899-07-16
ARRESTED FOR ROBBING THE MAILS.
The Assistant Postmaster mt Montrose, Pa,
Caught by Decoy Letter.

BINGHAMToN. n. Y. July 15.-George NJ
Bostwick. assistant postmaster under Post
master Stoddard at Montrose. Pa. has been
arrested by Post Once Inspector Hugh German
on II charge of robhing the mails. For some
time money has been missing from the mail
that passed through the Montrose Post
Oflce In some instances the whole amount
was taken and in others only portions. but the
tered at Montrose as John Graves. a tourist,
and mailed a letter containing marked 50
bill to New York He found. when the lottcr
was placed on the train. that the money was
missing. He searched the employees OF tn"
the money drawer. BoStwick was placed under
arrest. He was very angry and threatened to
appeal TO Congressman CoddinR. hut he was
taken to Scranton by United States Marshal
Lowry and hold in $1,000 bail for an eXamina-
ton on July %.
The sun., 1899-07-16
Sent to an Insane Hospital for Preaching
That Christ Is Now on Earth.

BGNGHAMroN. y. Y, July l5,-Mrs, Henri
eta Shaw. an old lady with silv"rv
voice and sweet face, was to-day sent to
the Biughamton Stat" Hospital for preaching
that Christ is now on earth. She drove in
from II noighhoring country village. and pni.-
ing up in front Of the public squar" with n
bunch Of flowers in her "a nd. began TO haranGuo
n crowd which quickly y. .SemnIed. telling them
that the Saviour was now Oh earth and living
among them. She then started rrliglouT
escorted her to the Court House tho crowd
following They declared that she was insane.
and n commission in lunncy was at once ap-
pointed They found her insane. and she was
committed to the hospital,
The sun., 1899-07-16

Falling barometer with threatening conditions
and showers. prevailed yesterday over Illinois, Wis.
consln, southern Minnesota. Ohio, Indiana, Ken
tucky and Michigan. while fair weather prevailed in
all other sections of the country. The unsettled
weather moving eastward, and it is likely to b'
cloudy. with possibly shower or two, and warmer
and more sultry in this region to-day.
Temperatures ranging from 900 TO lOO' con-
tinued in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys yesterday
III the other districts there was hut slight change.
In this city the day fair and pleasant; average
humidity rs per cent; wind eh,rally Southerly.
average velocity sixteen miles All hour; barometer.
corrected to read to sealevel at A. ~ 2ans. 3P NJ
2987.
The temperature as recorded By the official ther.
mumeter and also by THE suns thermometer at the
street level 10 shown In the annexed table;
The sun., 1899-07-16
OBITUARY..

William Barre. Deputy County Register In
Brooklyn. died shortly after IL O'Clock yester-
day morning at his cottage in Argyle Park.
Babylon. Long Island. Mr. Barre hau neen IN
poor health for some time and the direct cause
OF death was heart failure. He was the oldest
offlceho der In Kings county. having been con
either as Register or Deputy for aIm9st @ half
born in Brqoklyn on Nov. iy. is28 He was
the first to hold the offce Of Deputy County
Clerk in Brooklyn. retiring from the place -
lam W
exception named. and was twice ELECTED Reg
lister on the Democratic ticket. He was a
s%e R"cs and % the the scssy o fS 3 she Hns
He is survived by a widow and three daueh.
Justice Almet F. jerks.
1T Congress street. Brooklyn. yesterday from
PARALYSIS, He was the eldest son Of the late
the SeH late JAMES g. Bans he BBon
Boston in 1s45 and was educated there. In
IS0? he enlisted in the Forty fourth Massq. e.:
in business I'm in New YoTrk. and aiterward en-.
mained for twenty. .seyen years He was il,
tercsted in mil itary. affairs. and served in the
EeGna GusG1 T tao hs F
brigade. and Adjutant OF the Twenty third
Regiment He was member Of Grant Post.
No. 1927 g. A. r. He leaves widow and ono
daughter
The Hon. William B: Ives. who was stricken
with paralysis Of the brain on the east bound
Winnipeg Express on Wednesday. died yester-
day In Ottawa. Mr.. I've. was the son O. Ell
stead. Quebec. He was born in 1S4l. was a
lawyer, and one Of the leaders OF the Con
servative party In Canada. He was first re-
turned to Parliament in 1873. and wns never
defeated In an election contest He was a
prominent member OF the late Conservative
Admin. .tration. being President OF the Coun-
ci and Minister OF Trade and Commerce.
Henry H. Greamer, negro inventor and
dence. III East Eighty-fourth street. After
the war Mr. Creamer, who hHd been slave IN =
himself as n, plumber took course In tech.
ss ea srscast he S opaned twenty
patents. In 1901 he entered the ministry and
of New Rochelle, Later he went to thA Eben-
ezer Baptist CHURCH in East l24th street
The sun., 1899-07-16

Nightdress Caught Fire When She Tried to
Put Out Blaze in the Kitchen.
Mrs. iPhrbe Hoffman. 20 years old. OF 140
East Twenty-second street, wife Of Joseph
Hoffman, died in Bellevue Hospital last night
Of burns received at her home on Friday night,
She went to the kitchen in her nightdress to
get n drink Of water. and found the place atlre.
While she was trying to put ont the flames her
nightdreSs caught fire. and she ran into the
hall. screaming for help; Neighbors wrapred
her in blankets. but not before she was fatally
burned. The fire was put out with little dam
hrn 10 thu nlnne.
The sun., 1899-07-16
Hudson County's Annual Budget.

The Hudson County N. J,l Board Of Free
holders has fixed the budget lor the coming
fiscal year, The amount appropriated for all
PURPOSES, including the maintenance OF the
courts. county institutions Boulevard. pay
ment OF bonds and interest, is S!67+Ho.SH. an
Increase Of SluG.7Sl.!6 over last YEAR. The
same amount. $llOOOO. is appropriated for the
EXPENSES of the county courts as for the nam
tenauGe ol the Boulevard.
The sun., 1899-07-16
Major Fowler DIE. on the Way from Cuba

The Mvnson line steumship Ella. which mr.
rived Yesterday from Cuban ports, had aboard
the body of MaAS JeshSe L. Fowler OF the
Tuesday Of Gnstritis. Mayor Fowler boarded
the Ella at Gibara on Sunday. He was then
very ILL.,, His body was put IN an airttght cas-
Fowler was - years old He was graduated
from West Point In lAiS and served until last
july in the Second Cavalry. He was then made
a Major. assigned to the ,Tenth Cavalry and
served with his command In the Santiago cam
paien His son lives In Denver. Col.
The sun., 1899-07-16

BAY SHORE. L. l.. July l5.-Richard Johnson.
George Holmes and A, Postle James. all col
ored. were arrested here to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Frank Call. charged with tho, murder OF
John Bum, colored,whose body was tounn n, near
the railroad station on the morning ot July ..
The warrants were issued by Justice Vail at
the request Of District Attorney JaycoN OF
Patchogus. Sarah Lewis Is held as witness.
The sun., 1899-07-16
Miss Lenyitt's VIII Probated.

PHuArELrHUA, July l5.-The will OF Mrs.
Jennie II Leaytt, who was well known in
Philadelphia society. and who died at Villa
Niramar Cape Martnin. France. recently.
was admitted to probate to-day, The estate.
which Is said to amount to nearly a million
dollars. is left to her daughter. Mrs. Florence
Proctor Bcnuchamp Of . Hans place. London.
England. wife Of Major Horace George Proctor
Beauchamp OF II. B. NJ S Twentieth Hussars.
The sun., 1899-07-16
THE DE4F-MU1E DToRCE CASE.
Mr.. Haight Must Pay SI@5 n Month ALI
mony and $3.50 CounSel Fees.

NEwBURG. July l5.-Judgc lirschherG de-
cided to-day that Henry Jansen llalGht should
pay Sl2J per month alimony and $3.50 coun-
sci fees in the suit brought against him
for divorce hy his wife, Mary l.. HaiGht. This
is the famous deaf-mute divorce case in which
Col IngerSo's Office appears for plaintiff
fendant Mr., liaight is supposed To be worth
81 1000. 900, and is believed TO be living ~ New
one Of her two daughters. 1t is alleged that
Mr. Haight has not advanced cent toward his
Mifn's smnnnrI for the INST six months
The sun., 1899-07-16
Knn.ns,s Great Prosperity.

TOPEKA. Kan, July l5,-Bank Commissioner
BredeLthal shows by statement tonight
that the deposits in State and private banks in
Kansas have increased more than a half million
dollars in four monthS Returns show all tax
able property to he valued at S33O.OOO.UUO an
increase in one year OF $2.oOO,OOO,
The sun., 1899-07-16
Drowned Girls Body Found.

The body Of Nellie Dobbins. x years Old, OF
A. Canal street. Jersey city who fell of tho
Fourteenth street pier in Hohoken last Tues
day evening. after returning from fresh air
eyrursion was found floating in the river yes
terday at the foot of seventh street. about half
Il mile from the place where she fell into the
The sun., 1899-07-16
Pennsylvania Naval Reserves Home.

PHILADELPHIA July l5-The United States
ship Prairie with the Pennsylvania naval re-
serves on board returned from its cruise to-
day, arriving at League Island at noon. While
the reserves were away they practiced firing
the six inch gums.
The sun., 1899-07-16

Pretending to BE Telephone Man, Ho
Stol" Womnn's Money md J"w-lrv.
thief. who pretended TO be in tho employ
OF tho New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company, gained access yesterday to the Ray
mond Roth German Pioneer Home in GARFIELD
avenue. near Dwight street. JERSEY City. and
stole $40 and some jewolry belonging to Miss
Iatmcr. the matron. He said he hnd hnon sew.
to repair the telephone. and after working
around the instrument for few minutes
went up 10 tho roof ostrnsihy to cNnminc the
wires. On the way y" stepped into Miss Lat
merS room md TOOK $40 money and 'ownIrv.
He also put the telephone ont o' business ~
cutting the wires.
The sun., 1899-07-16

The residents Of Little Italy began yostrr-
day the celebration OF the Feast Of our Lady
OF Mount Carmel. In the early day n mass was
celebrated in the Catholic Church on ll.th
street. near First avenue. Iu the afternoon
parade OF Italian societies was held through
the streets Of Lit Q Italy, LHst I gE' AL q
hunting and hig strings NJ Chimes" lanterns
Illuminated the streets. ro,I"r Captain Brown
OF tn East 10Th street station ha ! = Nty ~
ira policemen in tho district 70 insure urrl"'.
The celebration will comt,nuc to-day and to-
morrow.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-19
MAY MEAN PEACE.
Filipino General Asks to Confer
With General Otis.

Washington, Sept. 19.-Advices
received at the war department to-
day state that Aguinaldo has asF ed
General McArthur's permission
fora distinguished Filipino gener-
al" to pass through the American
lines and go to Manila to confer
with General Otis. 1t is believed
that he brings proposals of peace.
1t is also announced that the
Filipinos are willing to surrender
Lieut.. Gilmore and the boats crew
of the Yorktown, who we're captur
ed some months ago.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-19
WORK OF NCENDIARIES.
Striking Miners Burn Buildings
of Mine Owners.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 19.-
lncendiaries, before daylight this
morning, set fire to the power house
and other buildings of the Dayton
Coal and Iron company, of Day
ton, mining town near here, en-
tirely destroying them. They also
cut the pipes and flooded the mines.
Water rushed into the mine in a
perfect deluge and a number of
men are believed to be lost The
property loss cannot be accurately
estimated, but it is something
large.
A number of deputies are on the
way from Dayton with blood
hounds, on the track of the in
cendiaries. Striking miners are
believed to be guilty of the crime.