The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-06-15

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ADvIcy. from Yosroha--n sistsi that
sea-iy 1.qsg iahorers viii leave Jspsr
furIDg TIE cu-rert vear -ncer e01trsc1
- uGrx % the HaWaiisz plantation.
CH1EF oF F1LlcE CLAY. = Hauil-o1-
O.. wiih his wif. ard 1s1ghi-r Att-z-p;-
II - ero.s TIE Clncizns;i- Hzzilt0l A
Dayto1 rzflrIszd's tracz n@4r that elty
ihe Other tzy in a ezrriAF-- A lo.cozD
tive struek the vs-icle 6zs1ed u &C
pl-a-s KILLED the chief i-1z1e-i AZ = ard
~ IN s1rei t-s@ ctil1 ths; - ciei in tlhe
hospi;aI feE hgzrs later 2nd fatally
i1 .1red iss uits and z.giber.
DBsPTrE the 6-,zzling rain Which a.
times ssEelle1 into q d0u-np.0ur- the
Modern Woo.iroer q A1z@rica gave .
parade On the -.h a. Esrsas Ci;y. No.
which zas q credit % the order TIE
parade wNs 0De hyEr and zen Eiuutas
passing e given point There zers -
raD1s Ia TIE line. d11eus u Fores.sr
sezzls- s11rs-- q carriages and hundreds
y D-a- s. J. Bran made sp.eeeh
~ -Wootryaf; il the afreraoon. -
fnz bro1gh; tro-n Liberty "a special
train william A Nor heJtt. q Green.
kISSsIsND. Tex, uzs partly swept
away ~ GOOD o. the night % the
.th and the pegpls fed 20 the high
Lzuds
4 HJT usT- prevailed over Europe on
the 7th- May deaths were "a us-d by L.
I THE ;411p~rztu-e in Sal; Lake valley.
Y I;ah. dropped down below the freezing
I point % the 9Th. covering the ground
with = white frSst- Cr0ps were killed
I OwrSs 70 the strike a. the Durango
I s1elier the IoFs. Tiger and silver
Z Lake mines were closed throwing 800
ulsu out % Work. a dispatch from siI-
I rerton. Col on the 7ih stated. IL was
e predicted zl-D that operations viii De
I stopped a; every mine IN san Juan
I county within a week.
MANI refugees who attempted 20 get
7 into Manila were turned back by the
/ authorities. who were fearful Of the
city becoming populated. causing
q pestilene- and famine The Ameri-
I sa1 officials issued nee 20 them for their
| present. needs.
- SEEAT excitement prevails in the
Usage Indian nation. in Oklahoma.
I over crusade against intruders in
auguraied by Indian Agent Pollsek.
I Fences were destroyed by the Indian
l police and hundreds Of head Of cattle
turned into the grain fields planted by
I the jntruders- Conflicts between in
| truders and police were frequent and
many have been hurt bat 70 far no IA
/ talities are reported Many women
and children were left homeless. but
I Agent POilsck ssys every one must 20.
/ AUGUSTA ga experienced one Of
the largest fires in it, history on the
I eth II started in the drug store OF
/ Davenport q Phinizy. Loss $3.50, 600.
4 TERRIFIC cloudburst and thunder
storm on the night Of the eth al Peru.
Ind. did great damage, leveling scores
u houses and demOlishinR 30 derrieks
IN the oil fields
JONAs PRESTON, Jr., eolOred, was
hanged in the Jail at Westchester, Pa,
on the 9Th for the murder OF his wife
in February, lsss-
THKEE men were smothered in a
quarry al Berinsville. Pa, by a CAVERN.
IL his efforts 10 save a girl from be-
ing crushed under the wheels of pas
senger train AT Chicago Martin o'Msl-
ley. a fiAgInan. sacrificed his life.
FITzsINNOSs and Jeffries finished all
hard work on the 5th in preparation
for their big fight at the Coney Island
~. ~ sporting club on the 9th.
JULIA ELLIOTT, aged l6 years, tried
10 kindle FIRE at Mount Calm, Tex,
with kerosene and was burned to death
Four hundred people recently con-
yerted TO Mormonism in upper east
| Tennessee. southwest Virginia and
eastern Kentucky have been warned
against building a church. Neverthe-
less. the church has been ordered and
| trouble Of a serious nature is antici-
pated.
THE head camp Of the Modern Wood
men OF America at Kansas City. Mo,
on the 7th voted 10 leave the whole
matter Of reserve or emergency fund
TO the consideration Of members of the
organization for two years, in order
that IL might be taken up again when
the head camp holds its meeting in
/ 1901.
THE notorious Quarter House saloon,
five miles from Middlesboro. Ky, in
which 20 men have been killed, was the
scene of another tragedy the other day.
Floyd Gilbert and George Belcher,
miners, were at the saloon. drinking
when a dispute arose and BelcheT
slapped Gilbert. The latter drew his
revolver and shot his companion, kill
ing him. Then hs fed up the mountain
I side.
THERE were 25 deaths from the heat
in New York on the eth, ten of them
being women. Aside from the deaths
there were SO prostrations, the victims
of which were in the hospitals in .
more or less serious condition.
DURING a thunderstorm lightning
struck the residence Of Henry Vaughn,
near Pawnee, Ok, passing through
the ceiling and striking Mrs Vaughn
in the breast. II made a small hole en-
tirely through her body, killing her in
stantly.
REPOETs from the chief signal Office
at Manila and from Mai. A. c. Devol,
of the quartermaster's department,
were made public by the war depart
Z ment on the jth.
! THE officers and executive board Of the
| National Congress OF Mothers have de
| cided upon Des Moines, la, May %,
/ 1900, as the place and date for the next
congress.
THE opening session OF the twelfth
] annual convention Of the National As
| sociation OF Steam and Hot Water
| Filters and Helpers OF America was