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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

January 20 Elwood Webster, Horses at Hockes.
sin
February = Mrs. p Price, Pcncader HID
Tyson, agt, sale Of horses, at
Martin stable, Fifth and Orange,
. James Toman, pcncader Hid
q L Ward, Bread and Cheese
thristiana HID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

W Defeated at PinOchle. Va
The philadelphia Pinochle Club visited
the Delaware Saongerbund and German
Library Association yesterday ana played
a series Of games with the local ;eams
Alter IN interesting contest the Phi'a-
dslphlan. won by u score Of 26 to "a Tn,
scores follow: lIafner and Baumci- ter of
Philadelphia H. Schncff and DR. Hertel
Of Wilmington. won 3, lost 7; Leonhnrdt
and Ludwig of Philadelphia vs. Bleringer
and Fabsr Of Wilmington, won .. lost 3;
Lockharlt and Kelly OF Philadelphia w.
Kocrner and Yetter of Wilmington, won
z, los 81 Hertler and Macon of Phila-
tlelphia vs. Scherer and We'll of Whining
ton, won l. lost 6; Tampa and SaYlor OF
Philadelphia vs.. Gipp AMI Dunbar of Vii.
lmington, won 7, lost 8.
After the playing dinner was served by
Caterer Zimmerman aud pleasant even
Ing was spont. The Wilmingtonians will
play return match on February 49, In
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

Usc DR.. Sciticps Anriseptic Preventive
Tablets 10 prev ut nll Priva to Diseases
90 Tablet , Postpaid Leo, used as wash
Dr.. C. X Scihc Reading Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

Thieves succeeded in stealing an
oyercoat from c. {. Fulton, Of Dover,
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24
A Sur eCurc.

Simms White Pulmonic Balsam Is q
sure cure for the grippe. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

Registrar Cros-an has granted letters
tcs,imen,ary on the estate OF Rele' ga
Springer to James G. Springer md George
Springer, Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

kennarI Moore has been granted a T.
init BY Building Inspector Cas,ulag
erect BRICK back kitchen u, NJ J =. T. :,
lar street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

Or. Balr3 Cough Syrup is used by the
best people In tho land. 1t cures at once
hoarseness and throat affections. Price
nlc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24
To Cure q Iold in Ono Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quipiue Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure
25c. The genuine Las l. b. o. each tablet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

A pair Of grny horses attached ~ q do.
livery wagon took fright this morning
and raw away going down Eleventh stros1
toward French on dvRd run,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

by. Russel's Cow Drink prepared aud sold
by WilmerC. Taylor, No, 20? King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

San Francisco, Jan. 2a-Attorneys for
Mrs Cordelia Botkin, convicted OF the
murder Of Mrs John =. Dunning OF DC.
yer, d., by sonding her poisoned candy
through the mails and recommended for
lifo inpri onmcnt, appeared before Judge
Cooa today and asked for continuance
on the ground hat Mrs Bolkin had been
convicted of II crime in n state which lack
ed jurisdiction in tho matter.
When tho cxtradition proceedings were
in progress. with the possibility Of Mrs.
Botkin being sent to Delaware for trial,
her attorneys fought strenuousiy for tho
t ial to bu held here arguing with success
that tho State Of Delaware lacked juris-
dicllOn.
Judge Cook granted n continuance until
nrxt Saturday, when Mrs. Bo,kin's attor-
neys will present fhcir reasons for seeking
II new trinl for their client.
The most importan nrw witness is I'M.
dcrstood TO be the wife of rx-Mayor Sny-
der, OF Los Angeles, who will testify TO the
purchase Of some cauly at the same hour
that tho candy girls swear Mrs, Eotkin
bought her box
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24
Defeated at PinOchle.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is pleasant to
take. Oh ldren never ubjec5 to it, This
medicine positively cures coughs and cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

you know how reliable Dents 9o3,,E 9
0um rs when YOU try 1t. Al druggists 70 q.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24
ON MONDAY,
THE Both DAY OF JANUARY, 1899,

NJ f.. o clUCK, y. nli
the following described real estate. viz:
All THAT certain lot, picco or parcel Of lind
with til" mansion house thereon erected, stu
ate in tn" city OF Wilmington, New castle
county and State Of Delaware and known as
No ll03 Mnrtet street, bounded and described
NJ follows, to wit:
Beginning at Il p int ON the westerly side Of
Market St.. At 81 it. q in. broad, between Elev
cath, formerly Elizabeth street, an | Twelfth
street. at a distance OF 90 feet from the north.
orly side Of Eleventh street, n corner Of Land
nov 0. r. q Ms. q 80. F, Ja-ci former.
y r. James W. rhomp,orl; Themes, with
line OF said James Land westerly parallel with
n uventh stree. 3i5 feet nll6 incaos to the
castcrly side Of tinugp street. III nee there.
with northery paraIiGi with Market street 20
feet TO II stake; thence ea,ta,iy parallel with
tir,t des rb9d linz and II cv. nth street $40 feet
in"hc4 to the aforesaid side OF Market street,
AMI thence herewith south.rly 10 feet to the
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in cxecuti N ~ tn" proper.
~ Of John ElcClintnck, Jr.. s.Is mortsngor
and t. t, and to hr sold Ivy
JOHN e, TAYLOR, Sheriff.
sherih's Office. Whining Ion. Delaware.
January 10, 1872. lh
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sESr,MENT IN NEwrOuxDL.Axn.
Annexation to the United states
Preferable to Dominion.

MARSHALL Mich. May n--Rt. Rev
Bishop Hawley of ST. Johns. n F.. admin
istered confirmation In st. Marys church
today TO large class. In an interview
Bishop Hawiey said:
The public sentiment OF Newfound-
land IL more In favor OF annexation to the
United States than OF confederation with
Canada This feeling has been accentu-
ated by the tact that the country has been
betrayed and drawn into mos, shame
full railroad contract by Canadian syndi-
cate and Canadian politicians II amounts
TO a virtual swindling of the country out
81 a sl3 oOo.t00 railway and all OF our coal
minerals. our foresi and agricultural lands
A desperate fight for our freedom Is now
imminent The local parliament opens to-
day. and Il is believed that the government
win be defeated and the contract broken
up. I do not believe there Is any imme-
date prospect OF the settlement of the
French shore question. The complication
arises not from any intrinsic difficulty in
the case. but because politicians have al
ways thought Of II rather as means Of
exploiting their own popularity than OF re-
iieving she country OF the grave burden Of
French agEressions."
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|FIlRT OF COL. UHOLIfY.
uaF TBE WARRINGTON DOYp
WE'RE DOING m MARCH.
uevenents In which HOur Were
killed ana - Number woun1eA-

nree1al Dispatch 70 the Post-InseiIigencer.
6LYNPlA. May 1.-THE following 10
= = record OF events OF the First Washine-
sy COT Ir1 John 1nf ossa
3 Ire once OF the state adjutAnt generai
s - the month OF March. the report being
$50 rasig. AyriI / s; Up = March e
wsnckss before San Pedro Macafi, Com
s1s3es A and 4 were stationed in Pace.
~ Companies F and 3 on the river Be-.
fvssn Santa Ana and San Pedro.
ny ct San Pedro. as part o. the pro-
ss1cnaa brigade. participated in the ad-
nee, charging, Guadeioupe with prac
1nily no opposition. During the remeind-
n on eutpos. duty. st Guadessupe
Xsrch, the regiment acted a. rear g,.ar1
~ train escort for brigade bivouAcking
q Can Nicholas. Advanced with train
issis ferry. opposite Pateros. Whence the
01eny opened a very hot FIRE. which was
eojied 70 vigorously. Train WAs sent back
~ re4sment ordered to clear Pateroo.
II insurgeni force had completely evac.
natod Paferos. Companies engaged were
q b, and l., they bivouacking On the %
had Al daylight Companies q. K and
i crossed and the advance was made on
1nguig.. the regiment advancing a. skirm-
fAsp down the island IN the lake shore,
Sbers many prisoners were taken. Little
Aopoaition was met here. Companies took
Gsstem IN Taguig church until the 18th.
ehen ordered 10 leave one company AZ
Tsguig and proesed with the remainder
b Pasig City. Company q detached At
issnoon, 18TH large force F'slipinoa at
snpted 70 surprise and surround Conn
E %, wsrs iaree ca. :. ss,,se o. A.
4 18th. Companies G. D. n. K and n
0unDsd the river and awaited dayiigh. on
nafn land opposite Pateros. AT this time
kan advance AZ left wing Of brigade.
0wsFe engaged In steady shirmish, driy-
u the insurgents before and killing
ssny Halted Halted At ?; n. and rested. ssars-
ashs miles Insurgen, loss during the
Nit sixty dead: our loss. four men Sc
vSstiy wounded.
vn March 10 Company h took station
b Ian Pedro: On 18th Company r ordered
n regiment ordered to Pasix. beine aistri.
buted: Headquarters and band. Compan-
= A. 3, c. r. F. !. X and n at Psag:
conPeniss 2 and L az P.tsros: Compsn-
March Is Insurgents in considerable
eosee attacked position ct pasig. attack
iaseing from to 10 a. M, AZ which latter
hcur they were forced to retire with con-
sdsr.ole loSs. leaving thirteen dead; our
Since that date no trouble has oc.
er1sd and defenses OF the position have
hen greatly strengthened by means OF
nails and trenches. The country In the
Mia has beer thoroughly secuted daily
and patrols and outpoats are maintained
hv considerable distance 70 tine front az
nishla.
March - Companies @ and u changed
stations. During month four men were
tined In action, namely. viz: Private
'yfsnk a. Lovely. Company G. March 3:
Private r. r. Van Buskirk, Company e,
March IL Capt George II. Fortson. Pri-
sts William G. Courtney. Company r,
Narch s. Scouts Of reGiment were armed
VIII Krag -Jorxensen rifles on March -.
JOHN II. WHOI4LEY,
"COlonel Comma ndine"
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MURDER BY WHOLESALE.
A Young Man KILLS HIS wife, Unole
and GRANDMOTHER and
Shoots Others.

HOWARD CITY MIMI. May l2.-Joeeph
Harvey last night killed his wife. his uncle,
MORALLY wounded his s-moaths-old child
and his father-tn-iaw. John Logenslayer
and hnally shot himself. INJECTING wound
Harvey's uncle and grandmother live
Q mile north OF town. The murderer went
there last evening. He asserted that Pier
s s9n ms sse ana &c nssrf.rsa n that
lady. aged 70. and that be Harvey retail
s ns Harvey s aSs.a hm three
times. M
Harvey then returned to his home. two
miles southwest Of town. Arriving there.
then fired ~ his baby. the bali going into
IT. arm. Next Harvey entered his father
in-law's room and shot him twice. infitct-
Ing, however. ne fatal injury. He then
turnci the revolver on himself shooting
himeelf IN the neck. Harvey's wife, when
alta ,ked. was sitting up with the remsins
Tho Piersop home presents n horrible ap-
pearance Persons body was found In a
chair. and the old lady on the floor. clad
desperate struggle between Harvey and
his grandmother. but no indications Of a
hrht between the two men.
Harvey himself today Informed the saer-
IN OF the murders Mt Persons home. He
was then arrested for numbering his wife.
He ha. nothing TO say of the tragedy at
his home. There are strong threats OF
lynchlng.
/. transpiren that Harvey. on reaching
the hnme OF his mother-in law said moth
ing abcu, his terrible acts at Persons
homo. He offered TO sit up by the corpse
OF his wife'x mother. Accordingly the 9TH
erS retired II was o'clock In the morn
ing when Harvey went to his wife's room
and killed her and attempted ia slay his
baby and his father-in-Iaw He also fred
as Mise Isbnrd. teacher who boarded In
the house, but without effect Harvey
wound is serious, but he is certain TO re-
cover.
tie was employed In furniture factory
and IL opiy 20 years Of age. The cause Of
hts terrible acts has not been determined
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
Donations From Living Persons Fall
Below Receipts From Legacles.

Donations From Living Persons Fail
Below Receipts From LeEactes.
NEW YORK. May ik--The annual meet
ing Of the American Bible Society was
third annual report OF the board Of man
ayers shows.
Total receipts from the living. slooa7:
iegacles, N7s.sfi; fetal receipts. $50 oe4.
March 81 1883 $3555.
The payments by the society's auxilia-
ries for the purchase account amounted
to $69, o62. 80. In addti 10 this they re.
mitted on donation account In cash $29,-
1858. and besides authorized a transfer
from their credit balance to donation ac-
The invested funds were increased by
iegacies and gifts during the year g, ZOO
and the total amount or March 81. 1899
was $ais,cS25S. The income from these
permanent funds for the past year was
Ns072 S.
Three new Century presses, the most
perfect OF their kind have been put In
place. They are very rapid and accurate.
A rounding and backing machine and a
case making machine have also been pur-
chased. These machines are capable OF
turning out 5000 volumes a day.
The total issues for the year amounted
TO .sSo. ss2 copies. more than half Of which.
7is.ss2. were distributed IN other lands
Somewhat more than one-half Of the books
issued during the year were printed and
bound at the Bible house. Among the new
issues are a duodecimo Portuguese Bible;
u
version In Spanish. printed In large type
and attractive form. and the New Tesla.
msnt and Psalms In the language OF the
Marshall islands.
The Bible Society record issue for the
year is 20, ,2c7. monthly average OF Il, .12
Instead Of thirty or more representatives
OF the society In the different states. four
men have SO far been chosen as ield
agents. Rev. Thomas II. Law, d. D.. of
Spartansburg. 6. G.. Is the field agent for
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida.
Georgia and Alabama: Rev. George d.
lucky. Tennessee. Mississippi and Louis
lana as his ficld. Rev. John Pearson. ID.
D., Of Dayton. O, il the representative
I'm West Virginia. Ohio and Michigan and
Rev. William r. Henderson, y. D.. Of
Chicago. has as his territory Indiana. ILL.,
nois and Wisconsin.
In addition to these field agents the
society has two special agents. Rev. A. F..
Cotton and Rev +. d Greene. formerly of
Van. Eastern Turkey. representing Its In
terests the one in Eastern Massachusetts
and the other IN Greater New York.
Rev A. J. McKim has been recalled TO
the soclctv's service and assigned 20 duty
in Porto Rico.
Res F. O. Penxotu for some years
paStor In charge Of agencies in Central
America has been invited 10 take the
oversight Of Bible distribution in Cuba
for n part Of the current year.
Rev. jay r. Goodrich has been appoint
ed agent for the Philippines and is now
making his arrangements to go 10 that
new and interesting field
There are twelve agents serving the
society in other lands. whose whole time
IL devoted 90 It's interests.
Resides these agents 2sa persons are
represented having been employed for
a longer or shorter period in distributing
the Scriptures In foreign lands
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.


Many waila Waiia farmers are planting
asparagus.
Several rev business houses have re-
Gently opened up III EiEa
There IS much danger - high water in
sas Sksgst river frcr melting SHOWS in the
mountains
The Per. Toen@ena city coGnct! has
levied poit-,ax Of & per head on male
inhabitants.
Far.ss ~rss north ~ Blaine las. week
Destroyed three orchards. che Containing
sss fruit trees.
The ,nwnsste II Pri~ss River has been
located as placer ground a:d assessment
work asS Ssxur aInSa considerable excite,
rseas.
Ahefseea S&saaffi owners are complain
inS snat vessels ara net plenty for lumber
ssEpss~rts. zS4 shsi the STAFF = Itlsax Up
al tns rzs2S awaiting shipment
II IL rew absolutely certain tina; Salmon
creek open frsFn Ninasra ia the SEA
A dart @tM ia completed w.shfn 4 few
days~-ssen logs. shsnHi~ holts. ssr~. can
- sers 81 market ~ water.
Tes walta walfs lard asaes ~ ialns IRE
prsyertsai e8Gn~ss asi aan8 is Dow being
entered thai 4 year % svre age was aas ears-
ssSs<e3 ~ersh having This . lza9 tsat
VII raise frsT twelve 10 Aft@~f asGslsss -
wAeat ae- acre. anS ii 10 TIE sAczs al over
the S.asA
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HARRISON WILL PRESIDE,


NEW YORK. May il.--Ex- President
Harrison has accepted the place Of hon.
crary president OF the general commit
tee Of the economical conference on for
eign missions. 10 he held in this city year
hence. The programme for that confer
ence. which viii include Representatives OF
all foreign mission interests OF the world
has been outlined. and the committees
completed. The s3sa is to show. first. wha.
has been accomplished during the century
now practically ended. since missions have
beer snaugura.ed since the present century
began. and second the outlook for the
century Just opening. with suggestions how
20 accomplish more on a given expends-
sure. Certain divisions Of mission work
have been finally accomplished and Will
not be undertaken agsin. There - 10 be
new missionary activity. an activity OF
n~w kai with new methods and results
anticipated In new directions.
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FIRE IN 4 MINING CAMP.
some Buiidtnxs Burnea and BIS
Sm~lters Narrowly Escape.

RF,DpING Cal May IA IRE broke
out In the property % the Mountain Cop
,sr COMPANY at kexe~ick tonight. The
Are started in the machine shops and
spread to the foundry. Roth buildings
and all the machinery were destroyed
Two locomotives a number cf boxcars and
trextIework we're also burned. The great
snei,srs wer. threatened for a time The
general Offices were badly damaged by
water The rapid work Of the miners in
fighting the FIRE prevented very great de.
s,r,iction Tho loss Is Appropriated al
81 an rarity covered by insurance
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WOMEN NAY BE ADMITTED,
Catholic knights Of America Have
the Question Under
COnalderatiOn.

KANSAS CITY. May 1.-THE question
Of admitting women to membership In the
Catholic Knights Of America, defeated
yesterday by vote Of "a TO is. was taken
up again At the second days session OF
the biennial council Of that order A ma
tori,y voted for a reconsideration Of yes
terday's action. and by a vote almost
unanimous the amendment was re-refer-
red 20 the law committee. 10 seems to 10
the general opinion now that tho amend
ment will be changed slightly ana then be
adopted.
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INTENDS TO VISIT ALASKA,
John ID. ROckefelle- VIII Not Re
Called ~ = Wttness Umtil


WASHINGTON. May u.-Jchn D. Rock
efeller. head Of the Standard OIL Company.
has requested the industrial commits. on
not 10 call him or officers of the company
which he represents as witnesses until
fall. Mr.. Rockefeller contemplates a trip
10 Alaska this summer. and the commits
s!cn yesterday voted TO grant His request
Officers OF the company will be called in
September IL the present plans are carried
out
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FLOODS or rHE ELaE AND ODER.
Great Rivers 0at Of Ranks with
Disastrous NesuIts

BERLIN May fi.-~lneessanf rains have
prevailed siace April 30. producing tiisas-
tro&.s fools especially IN re Eastern oder
districts. A. icoTton. Austrian Siie>ia. an
immense district has been inundated. Az
Dresden the river E.he is higher than at
any previous Isertof s3r twenty years. The
tributaries os the EtS. ard Oder hav.
overflow ed, lnsnssatlng the Roesa district.
Al pstferfesa eleven persons were drown
81 in attempting 20 cross ghe river Nude
IRE inns sftli santtnae
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pAll-STEIN MtRDER CASE
Five Physicians Testify That the
Patient Was Insane.

FsTTTSpI'Rfs Pa MAY E.-Today's sss~
s9nr ~ th< EasJstsi- murder case "a
ken mp WITH hearing testimony O! insanity
txpswss Five physicians Ssrs sxaETs.~si
sFta a.! ses1sSs3 that they considered NJ a.
r4ststssr insane when she enrrnnEtfs2 thA
r,-ers.sr ard probably .sr severai years pre-
.tatsx - that .traF TIE defense 1srn rest
"a ss rAse ara tAe e0-r.ssuesssh ecc4
r1es tAs aziasre o. tAe dag with rraaitsl
testimony.
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SPECIAL Dispatch 70 the Post-Inie,ligencer
Wednesday half holiday in ali the stores
viii take effect In this city In a shor, time.
and as the cities OF Nanalmo and vancsu-
yer have already indorsed tire pract ce
and Victoria 10 likely TO do the came Il.
will be general. Al! scheduled Ia crosse
matches will be arranged for Wednt sdsy
Afternoons instead Of Saturdays. as at pres :
ent.
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CONFERENCE On TRUSTS.


CHICAGO Aay little csvf- federation
~ Chicago TO-DAY selected June Is 10 - In
elusive as ne Hates FOR = national confer.
ence IN Cht9aso - sssscgss trusts. The call
ycr the gathering states ira; It's PURPOSE
IS 20 consider he ssaSs~ci 81 trusts IN shstr
relations 70 w-onn.sfs conditions generally
The Ss< industrial combinations Sf the
easvatry vii he invited 70 send representa-
fiveS 80 discuss the problems under cus-
x4.~rastou
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sre"'ai p'snasrh 10 the Post-fnfe.ligene.r.
tPoKANE. May 1.-THE recently-organ .
nsa tcaHn~teis and team ownsrx' union. OF
This city. declared a strike against the local
eas company today 10 compeii Il 10 pay the
Union seal. OF 81 per day This II simply
the Inauguration OF what promises to de ).
vt'op into a general strike, as the team
esrs' ni,ton has the support OF the Trades
Council IN seeking TO enforce its demands
exzins, all branches of business which re-
fuses Ia pay the union scale.
The plumbers union has joined in q
sympathetic strike by calling eit lis mem
bers employed by the gas company. The
company IL determined 10 resist.
Sew EtxhS-HOur Mining Law.
vH-TOEfA II e. MAY 1.-The Offictai
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ves Lases TSying 10 Get late he
Lar6eau District.
VANCOUVER, May u.-Tnere IN . Arb,
90 ~ Nelson between the Canadian Par3fio
nAHWAy company and the K.sio-f A.
deau-Duncan railway. which - ..,.sr,.sas
70 nave the Great Northern a, irs hscir
6otn companies are anxious 10 build into
sno r1cn lArdeeu mining district and ~
nrsf The Canadian Pacinc railway won
Oot TIE new oppcsing company has secur
"a an Injunction to last until May 60 re-
sLIAining the Canadian Pacific railway
from trespassing On VIVA. n claims ~ -
na property In Duncan pass. 1t il too early
% judge Of the sequel but Ii is evident
tnat every device viii be used to block the
tGrpf1se
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TORNADO WRECKS MINING TOWN


ST. LOUIS. May IA special 10 the
Republic from Essie Pass. Texas. says:
A tornado struck tho mining town OF
Hoi,sio In the Sabinas valley. Mckee last
night. Lawrence Mckinney. son OF the
mine superintendent was Killed and ten
men were severely injured. A large beard
ing house railroad station. store and build
fngs connected with the mines We're almost
entirely demolished.
Honda - about sevefsv~sive miles south
west Of Earle Pass I, "a the center 81 G.
Y Huntsnr,on's coal and coke industries