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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13
Application For License.

Notice Is hereby given that n petition signed
by thirty or more resident frceholdrrs OF the
First ward OF the city of Red Cloud. Nebraska
has been filed with the city clerk Of said city OF
Red Cloud praying that license be granted 10
John lncky by the council OF said city for
the sale of malt, spiritous and vinous LIQUORS
on lot six (6). In block thirty one 81 origina!
town. now city OF Red Cloud, Nebraska. In the
First ward OF the city OF RED Cloud, that action
will be taken on said petition by the Mayor and
City Council on the I'd day of May. 1900 .r at
the nrst meeting of the council thereafter,
J. K. KKsLKR, City Clerk
Dated at Rcd Cloud, Nebraska, April II. 1910.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

John NJ Thurston gives it out good
and strong that he will be candidate
for delegatc.at.largc to the national
convention Notwithstanding the "Oma-
ha compromise which vas intended to
keep him from being delegate And
we believe it would be no more than
right that he should serve as such. For
years he has been stauuch republican
never wavcring, aud now that he has
Signilied his intention to cease his poll
itical career IT i, no more than right
that he should be- elected to represent
the constituents whom he Ina, repre-.
Nentcd for several years past IN the
senate, in the uatiorolcunycntiou a> a.
delegate at.largc What more could q
generous people do to show their ap.
probation Of faithful worker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

The presidential bee is also buzzing
in the ear Of General Nelson 4 Miles,
and he will probtbly also be caudi.
date hnforc the Kansas City convrn.
tiun. Between an admiral, general
and colonel, it Is hard to tell just
what the democratic convention will
choose. frank counts for anything
it will probably be Bryan, rs he is the
rankcSt one in the bunch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

= BY next week this time the air will
again be full of politics, and the prob,
abilities are that it will stay full until
after tho November election
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

it is time for someone TO show how an
angel would 90 at the newspaper bust.
ness
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

Lancaster county would like To have
the pleasure of naming one United
States senators which will be chosen
to represent Nebraska in the senate.
1t would probably be no more than
right if such should he the case, as
Lancaster county has always rolled up
a good republican majority and has
never had senator from that county
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13
NEG.al Wopk.

Extra strain needs extra strength.
When a man begins 20 add to his hours
of labor, and subtract frSm his hours
of rest, he Is putting an extra strain on
brain and body. In such cases many
men make the serious mistake of using
stimulating liquors, or alcoholic medi-
cines. These can only injure. The spur
forces on the horse, but does not
strengthen him. Stimulants are only
spurs. The need of the body Is
strength. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is invaluable to overworked
men and women. II strengthens the
stomach, increases the blood supply,
nourishes the nerves, and gives vital
power to brain and body.
There is no alcohol in "Golden Med
ical Discovery" II contains no opium,
cocaine or other narcotic. II is strictly
= 1 ,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

Next Wednesday, April 18th, is the
date set for the republicad county con.
vention, and the time when candidates
for state, representative and county
attorney will be nominated. 1t is to.be
hoped that the convention will make
no mistake in choosing men eminently
qualified 10 fill these offices, and espec.
tally the latter. A good county attor.
ney can save money to county, and a
poor one can cost the county consider.
able.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

r. ! OyEmSD secretary
Next Sunday, April 10, the doors ot
the Paris Exposition will be thrown
open to the public
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13
TO THE MAN WHO THINKS.

GT7OOK yourself squarey in the face and see
H11 if you are not half ashamed to be without
1lk Ivory Soap in your house. Worse than this,
IT, your wife is without it. 1t is bad enough
for man, though a man often doesn't care how
his comfort is mis-speled. But woman misses all
these little helps to housekeeping And Ivory Soap
is one; its great potency makes it actually cheaper
than yellow soap for general work. 1t floats.
cessn-r mn stt t.octa. seo .ess.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

II are so slight that the
e nature OF the disease
oisonUus virus and the
ulcers on tongue, sore
ng hair and eyebrows
Olson.
These poisonous min
They drive the disease
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13

In some cases the external signs of Contagious Bloc
victim is himly within the gasp of the monster before
is known In other the blood Is quickly filled wi
swollen glands nucus patches in the mouth, sores OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-13
Try Grain-O! Try Grain-O!

Gcn'l Passenger Agent Omaha, Neb
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

OszC4SuuleJ OEuAlo padcAC POA l
Q lb proc wyzsze, anizeli znosid'
jarzmo malzenskie i ponoslt wy
datki ma prowadzenic gospodatstwa
i sprawianie toalet malzonkom.
LONDYN. Najodpowiedniej-
sza towarzyszka. ?ewnaa majetna,
a skapa Angielka, poda}s do pism
og}eszenle, IL bedac wat}ego. zdro-
via pragnie towarzy silva = osoby.
ml}ei, muzykalnej, doswiadezonej
W pielegnowaniu chorych i wesofe~
go usposobienia. KoniecznYm wa
rpnkiem zamifowanie " zyciu skro-
mnem i zwyczaj rych&ego wstawa~
MIA. Pierwsze1stwo mied bede tey
kt6re napojow alkoholowych ME
uzywaja, Pensyi ME, ma zadnej,
tYlko utrzymanie. 20 kilku
dnlach ~przys}aoo tel pani Z miasta
koszyk, a " MIN kotke : dolaczo"
nym listen tel tre6ei. "Szanowna
PAM! Ciesze sic, ze mog{am w
nalez6 ala niej od~powicdni4 iowa
rzyszke. odpowiadaj2ca wszystkim
wymaganiom. Lubfsyoie domowe,
posiada piekny CLOS, wstaje rano.
usposobienie ma mile. Ma dozor-
cszynia chorych ma kwali6kacya. DO
wychowa}a juz llczne pr tomstwo.
Napoj6w alkokolowych lie uzywa i
wynagrodzenia zadnego ME zada.,,,
49, CHOJNICE. W poblizu. syna~
geg' zydowskiej z~naleziono We
g" ' - "-' .-f
wtorek " jeziorze mnichowskim
g6:na czest prawej nogi zamordo-
wvaalnego Zaraz pto znalezienip tel ozs~
SCI g. zw1ok podddaatnlo, 'ynagogs pow ":
tdrnejj .r.ewizyi, kt6rej vsyniik' jed l.
max dotad ME znapy. ssynagoge
tymn,czasowo zamknisto j nitego5 do
nie.jj ME walpau'szozaj1a. Che:
otrzyma& cd zarzedu syn.'
gogl oswiadczenie, ie ows butelke 4
rzekcmo kurza znaleziono y
rzezni ma podwdrzu prey synagodze
1ydowskiej, a ME v sydagodse sa~
mel. Odbyto rewizys W mie'zkauiu
kantora zydowskiego 20 kt6rym
ludzie swiadczs, ze " no.
cy morderstwa ME by} " domu i
tam ME spa{. - Ksntor podobno
przyzna} to I zarecza, te tel necy
by1 " synagodze. ably ozynid przy~
do uadohodzacyeh swiat
wielkanocnych. Inni twierdza, xe
kantor nastepnego poranku wzia{
W tutejszym zak}adzie popra~
wy. 81 marca aresztowano list,
kt6ly nadszed} z Rosyi, a by} adre'
sowany do jednego z tutejszych
zyd6w. Ceglarz Korth, m}cdszy,
re l9 marca wieczorem
s%postrzog} mezczyzne, kt6ry cos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

ugode, ZaotlarOWaf Wlec JasKlerKo"
~ kilkadziesiat z}r. jake odszko"
dowanie, kt6re tenze przyjaf odste.'
pujac r6wnoczesnie cd skargi.
CESAR FRANCISZEK TO-
ZEF W kosciele polskim. z Wiednia
dohosza: " piatek cesa r " towa-
rsystwie hr. Para przybyi Q godzl-
ME. II pred po}udniem do koscio~
Ia polskiego ma Rennweg. Pro-
wejiciu peo.dl'asl de- q mu y! z l''t'a n y }
,wstancy 90. Jezewicz i Kukllih.ski5.
aspergite. w ko6ciele oczekiwa}o
oesarza prezydyum Koia polskiego
p Jaworski i hr. Dziedussyckl,
dalej minister dr.. Piatek, konnltet
restauracyjnY k~oscio}a, representa-"
wany przez hr. Lanckoronsklego,
p. Struszkiewicza, Pochwalskiego,
Madeyskiego i Kniazioiuckiego. ?.
Jaworski, D4ieduszycki i Lancko"
ronsk, w~ystapili W po1skich stro-
isch. Nadto reprezentowane by}y
t~owarsystwa polskie, -mianowicie:
Biblioteka, strzecha Przytuhsko,,
akademickie stow. ognisko. CESAR
przyszedl pred wiellkzi o}tarz, !
pgklskl ipomodli1 sic. poc;zzeemn. i keo1ej~
no .rot,zzmawia} .ze wwaazystkimi zobec~
n'yJ1m,ni, nasaNmp1rz66td :zaaa : poskemll =. p
%Jaworskim, kt6ry " kr6tkiej go~
reeej przemovie podsieko~ai &C.
..rzowi "a podarowanie koaciola,
kolonii polskiej, daIej rozmaw1a}
cesars = ministrem: drem Piestakiem:1
-'.'- = . - =. . - - = rrsr- =. -
i superiorem Q. 1eezies 9, v is eaal.. !. skt6re.
go xapytal: Cay VASE koasregacya
jest polsk?a Superior odpowiedzia},
re praw,e .wYlacznle poska. preoeczem
sedziwy: cesarz sspytaf jeszo'z'e 0
misye Zmartwyehwstshc6w v A.
dryauopolu, kt6rej jest cynnym o.
piekunem. Kilkakratnie3 pod ui6si
CESAR pieknost ko6cio}a j pytai sig.
ely bywaja v MIN pol.kie kazania'
poezem pezegua} }askawie obec~
nycb' #~t.f<t
KAT " sp>>dnioy. Zachcisnki
feminizmu ME znaja granic. Kobie-
'tts .r q h.. E--
ty So luz adwokatami. marza o TEN,
by zostat pracodawcami, W Anne
ryce pe}nia nawet obowiezki du~
chownych, ale ME dose i'm tego.
Pragua zwr6wnac sic z mezczyzna
nietylko "a, polu dzia}alnoSci polub-
uej: siegaja pc zawdd, pred kt6-
rym n;ejeden mezczyzna odwraca
sic re wstretem. Pewna wiedenklkaa
domaga sic, by jej powierzono
funkc,ye -kata. Ia krwiozerczaa
osoba ma lat "a, jest bardzo
isdna i popiera swa Manipulating at'11e
a,gumeate q, i sk < IA i 9 milo
bzdzie y ostatn1ej chwili. patrzed
ia pisk,nei w~sphlcsuiiaece oblicze. A
za ten sada, By odtsd katami by}y
kobiety. ms ma sis s' so1anieo Mode :
lsddnues. s's 81
o
NlEBEzPIEczNYM krajem
dis kawaler'6w statia sie obecnie
&3--EEfE G.E%. III = Fs&44&s&E .fASs1.~ 1850
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

lpoowalouego na ziemie Jaskierkka,
wyrwa} zarazem temu spory kawa-
lex miesa : karku j poranif go
dotkliwie. Epilog sprawy mia}
rrozeg,a6 SIG pred sadem. w}a6cl-
ciel jednak PISA wola} polnbowa
ugode, zaofarowa} wiec Jaskierko-
u kilkadziesiat z}r. jake odszko"
dowanie, kt6re tenze przyja} odste'
pujac r6wnoczesnie cd skargi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18
Nowina, kt6ra Wfelu u-Y
ciesZy.

~Szczesliwi moga bye tn ma ~iem
tylko ludzie zdrowi. ulonini zaS ma
ciele ME moga W ca}ej pelnl edczuwac
rozkoszy tego swiata.
Do tel nleszczesliwej klasy naleza
cierpiecy ma jake sekretna chorobe
plciowa; ci zwykle ME zdolni So do
zadnej c:ezszej piracy, ami umyslowej.
ami cielesnej Ale poza4owania gadni
So tez CT, kt6rzy przez IKE odzywianie
sig, ciezka prace k4opoty lnb wskutek
zarszen1a sig cd innych. cierpieh sig
nabawili.
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle'
krom chor6b specyalnych. blcie serca
boil glowy os}ab:enie, katar czyli sapka
w.elka choroba bolesci merck kolki,
reumatyzm. kr6tki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana krostami i ranami.
Ola taktch chOrych jed.
nak Jest ponce. W m1e6cie
naszem. wynalezli doktorzy .lekar-
stwo, ktorem podobne chorobg
zupelnie wyleozone bye moga, i to
W kr6tkim czasie bez wielkich
koszt6w.
Przyslijcie rs ct, ma zapakowanie
i przesY4ke a my posiemy wan lekar-
stwo ma probe wystarczajace ia tydzien
Wszyscy kt6rzy prague ~wyleczenia,
NIGGA sic zg}osiG listownie Tub osobiscie
do:
State Medical Dispensary.
Is E. Madison Str, Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

Polska pod Moskalem

wany Blskupem dyecezyi }ucko-
5ytomlrskiej, kt6fa dotycbczas jake
adminlstrato zarzadiaf. Sprawl
ohsadsenia metropolii mohYlewskiej
petersburskiej wymagac bedzie
czasu j moze ArcYbisku-
penn zostanie dotychczasowy adml-
nistrator K. B:skup sufragan
Media }kowBki.
-o--
!
'Kupie>c do poslugacza, sta
rajacego sje o s&uzbe: MYs!e, 70
iestes uczciwYm.
Poslugacz. Panic, coz
oan sobie myslisz try razy
oskarzono mole o kradzlez,
zawsze mpie un1ewlnnioao.
MODNA SkUZACA.
49, C6z to "a %,elegancka dana
tain 4dzie pred MANI?
- Me w,em, ale :wldze, ze
moiej zony, parasolik mo]e]
A, to nasza s}uzaca!
CHYBIONY KOMPL1MENT.
Pan: - To pewnie ;c6reczka
PAM tax zrecznie wygryws gam7
fortepianle?
PAM: 49, Me to sluzaoa sciera
kurz z klawisz6w: /
Oiclec akademika Bioufy
do %profosora unlwersYtetu; -
p%rofesorze, moi syn pre-
,.udyowa} juz p~rzess}o Q tysiace =
,zy TO j~eszcze ME wystarczy do
gamma?
'PRZEzORNE DZIECKO.
Klarcia, trzYmajac ostry .n6z
" rxku, m6wi:
- atrz tylko, mamo, ia
,nowu trzYmam TAXI wielki n6z "
eku, mog}ab Ym sic arzpac, . Mkt
"a mnie ME uwaza!
20
,,sKRoMNA"
~ Jake pan, daleko jul POI
" nauoe splewu?
-.O dziskuje panu I'd zain-
eresowsnie, chwalid siebie sauna
ne mogla... ale khku sasiad6w
n6wllo mi 2 zapalem, 20 sluchac
noglibY spiewu mego pc ca}ych
W~YR0WNANIE.
N 81 $ ! 9 !: Csego skrze-
Jsoz 9 q. - Majstrova mn,e
,gblaa, ale Ja s,e lei odwdaiecze.,
Isle MA Il q hia knh: atom
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18

.,F III Id GMISOOS.
Denty sta ina zal,awle :
tandcaml. J - PAM wydajess mi sic
tax znajoma, cry ME dallas p,nl
.rwat zeba przezemnie.
q. Me, ME m'asan
tel przYjemnoSci.
%
,,TRAFNE" S~POsTRZEzENIE.
Ignac.- Patrz tylko. VII
eek, ma tych dw6ch co tam ida, 20
pewuie kolejarze.
ice k: - Bajesz, przeclaz
w,dsisz, re 6ni maja ostrogi.
Ignac: - To tez onl SO cd
kolei konneJ.
20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18
z Prus Polskich,

q Prus Polskich,
GoGolEwo. l5go :. II.
izmaria, opatrzonaa sakramentsmii
fsawietemi Marya : Wendlikowskloh
.Niklewska " "a. roku zYcla. :
- BRODNICA. Do rady miej-
tskiei ", trzecle], klas,e obrani zostall:
rzecsnlk Wyczynski l rkuplec
-Peiser.
sTUDZIENICAw pow.
bytowskim. tn odby}o sie zebran'e
celem werbowania lu1zl do ,,zwiaz-
ka gospodarzY". Ma zebranlu by}o
ME ma}a Polak6w, ale zaden z Mich
do zw1azku ME przystaplt.
NOWEMIASTO mad Drive
ca. NauczYc,el relig,i PREY tutej-
seem proglmnazyum K. DR.. Der.
nard Pawlicki odjecha} l5go z. m.
sdo Berllna ably tam oo]a6 posade
proboszcza woiskowego. DYrektor
zakfadu &progimnazyalnego czyni
,podobno usi}owan'a, ably luz ME
ustanowiono osobnego nauczyclela
relig,1, lecz ably nauke reltgli udz'e~
LAX proboszcz albo wlkary. :mlejsco
wy. Zapcwne ami w&adza koSe'elna
ami sw,ecka ma to sig ME zgodsj.
z ~Poznaiskiego.
POZNAN. Dnia 81 BIN. o godz
s pol wieczorem sakohczY} zYwot
doczesny " SO roku zYc,a 6p. Jozef
L%ekszycki, radz,a Earchiwalny. -
Umar} pc kl6tklej :stabosci. :Byt to
maj powszechn,e szanowany. Zanim
zosta1 urzedn,k,em archiwalnym, by}
zatruGnlony W dawnem Zlemst Vie
kredytowem (tak wv. landszafcie>.
Pogrzcb odby{ sic W wtorek
dnia 26, grudn,a 0 godzinle 2 z do"
mu zaloby ma Plekarach mr.. IL.
CZERMIN pod Pleszewem. w
naszej parafii umar}a gospodYni SIP.
Agnieszka Staslk kt6ra .ukonczy1a
lat zycia 101. Matka bYla osmiorga
dzleci, z kt6rych najm}odsza jest
c6rka, majaca lat IS. Doczeka}a sic
s prawcuk6w. Proboszcz %mleiscowy
x. Dzigiecki exportowaf c,alo do
kosclo}a, a po nabozenstwie za4ob-
mem exportowa} ma cmentafz W
a%systencyl x. probos2cza Merkla z
Broniszewic. L!czna rodzina i pa
raflanie wzleli udzia{ W tym pogreo
bic, gdyz niebozka by{a bardzo
dohra j ml}osierna niewtasta. gdy
Jeszcze czynna bYta W gospodar-
stwie. Niechaj spoczywa v pokoju.
q swlat}osc wiekoista nischaj ,jei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-18
z GAL1GYI.

i LW0W, 22go grudn,a. Dz,k
W nocy zmsrla tutaj Janlna Sodlacz
k6wna naucsyoielka, redaktorka
pisma ola kobiet p: +. ,,Przedawlt",
antorka w,ela dzlslek pedagogicz.
naych dla miodziezy j ludu.
MOVIE tymozasowe minister.
] stwvo austryaeck,,e pod przewodni-
, otwem DR.. Henryka Vittka juz sic
!, utworzYlo. q Polak6w nalezy don
J ola Galicyl Or. Kazmlefz Chiedo-
wski,, kl6ry byi tel JUL czfonkiem
ostnla aiego ministeersst,wa BIZ. ClarY
wkI6toe sejmy krajove zscsna
obradowac.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
DIED.

REID-On Wednesday, July 25. 1900. at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs Eliza \ Carbery.
Ridge Road NV, HENRIETTA REID, in the
seventy-eiEhth year Of her age,
Funeral from Oak Hill Chapel Friday. July p,
1900 at p. m Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend jy26-2t
BEUCHERT- Tuesday. July 2i 1900. after
short illness, HEROINE BEUCHERT aged
twenty two years.
Funeral from the residence Of his sister. Mrs
Josephine HesslBger, 1896 Witherger street
northwest, on Thursday. July 26, at 1 O'Clock p.
m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend. 1t
RUssELL-on Tuesday, July "a 1860, at lo:s5
a m, after 4 short Illness, ROBERT T.. beloved
son Of Mary J. and the late Thomas +. Russell.
Funera. from late residence, COZ Street south
east, Thursday. July 2d, at $50 4. M Requiem
mass at 81. Peters Church at 10 a. III.
Davenport, Iowa, papers please copy.)
Item
DONALDSON-Or Tuesday, July a. 1890, at
II:55 o'clock p. m. GEORGE W. DONALDSON,
the beloved husband Of Sarah Z. Donaldson
May he rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence 1235 Eighth
Street northwest, Friday morning. the 9th:
thence to the Church of the immaculate Conccp-
tion. where mass will be said at o'clock Friends
and relatives arc respectfully invited to attend.
Item
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26


chief OF the finance division. of their
amount and Of the method of their appro-
priation.
1t further shows that E. G. Rathbone.
late director general of posts. drew two
warrants of $500 each. on which he himself
obtained the money, and that no account or
explanation has been rendered; that he ap-
prcpriated per diem OF So per day for
several months after it had been expressly
prohibited by the Postmaster General and
that he incurred extravagant and unjysti-
fable expenditures of personal character.
making them charge upon the postal
revenue.
Il send the report to you. together with
full copies Of all the exhibits, to be trans
mitted to the Governor General Oh Cuba
for such action as may be required. Very
respectfully,
CHARLES EMORY SMITH.
Postmaster General"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
CENTRAL AMERICAN REVOLT.
Protest From the United States
Against Bombardnent of Panama.

In a despatch received at the State De-
partnent yesterday Consul General Gud-
ger, at Panama, said that d threat to bonn
bard Panama had been made. presumably
by the insurgent forces although Mr.. GUd-
ger did not say so. As the United States
Government is under obligations to pre-
serve the neutrality Of the isthmus and
to prevent interference with free cOmmuui-
cation across it. the State Department
telegraphed to the Government OF Colom-
bia a protest against the threatened bonn
bardment.
The obligation OF the Government was
made in 1916. in the treaty between tho
United States and New Grenada. now the
United States OF Colombia. the binding
clause of the agreement on this matter
being as follows:
The United States guarantee positively
and effiCaciously TO New Grenada By the
present stipulation 'he perfect tranGuillir,
Of the before mentioned isthmus with tae
view that the free transit from the one to
the other sea may not be interrupted or
embarrassed in any future time while this
treaty exists. and IN consequence the
United States also guarantee in the same
manrer the rights OF sovereignty and prop
erty which New Grenada has and possesses
over the said territory"
Under the right given and the obligation
contracted this Government landed marines
on the isthmus in 1885 to keep open the
railroad between Citon and Panama
The Navy Department was informed by
the State Deparment of Consul General
Gudgers despatch, and the action taken
on it, and the cruiser Philadelphia now
on her way from Port Angeles TO Astoria.
with the Oregon naval militia on board.
may be sent TO Panama, and her blue
Jackets and marines landed to keen omen
communication between that place ana
CT IN No American war vessel is on the
west coast OF Central or South America
The Chicago and the Wilmington are on
the east coast, but many hundred miles
from Citon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
FOUR FALL TO DEATH.
Fire Causes n Panic Among Ce1Iu-
Ioid Collar NaAcrs Mt Chicago.

Ioid Collar NaHers Mt Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Four women fell to
their death and twenty persons were
rescued in thrilling manner at noon to-
day in a fire that gutted the upper stories
of the old Henning & Speed Building on
Dearborn Street, between Washington
and Madison Streets. The dead are:
MRS. ELLEN M'LAUCHLIN, widow, lived at
9OI Armitage Avenue.
ISABEL COLER, lived on Webster Avenue;
blown into sreaway in
VIOLA RITTER, badly burned and died at hos
pital.
GRACE PETERSON. injured in the fire and
died at Samaritan Hospital shortly aiterward
1t was about 11:45 O'Clock when the
flames broke out in the structure at 125
Dearborn Street. and several minutes later
a terrific explosion shattered the windows
on the third floor and hurled glass across
the street to the sidewalk in front of the
Inter Ocean Building By l o'clock the
flames had been brought under control,
after two floors had been destroyed and
the rest of the structure had been badly
damaged.
When the flames broke out in the cellu-
loid collar concerns headquarters all the
employees of the place made a rush for
safety. Their Office was in the south front
Of the floor. Men and women fell over
each other in the effort to reach the north
end Here they went out Cl the ledge and
walked TO the end of the building Isaac
Lichtenstein's tailoring establishment on
the third floor Of the building adjoining,
has a large window almost facing the ledge.
Tailor Lichtenstein opeled this and one
by cue the frightened peop.e in the burning
structure jumped two or three feet to the
window sill. Four men and women fol-
lowed each other in the perilou5 leap and
then came Mrs. Mclaughlin, who lost her
life. AS she was about to take the step
the man Immediately behind her asked her
TO hurry on. The unfortunate one did not
reach the place of safety, but slipped and
fell On the stone pavement below. When
picked up she WAS dead
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
1000 MEN MAY GO OUT.
CnnnI EmpIoyes' Strike May Spread
to Coal Mines.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 25.-The runners.
drivers, gate tenders, and sand boys en-
ployed by the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company at the Grassy Island. Eddy
Creek, Marviue. Leggett's Creek, Vons-
torch. and Dickson mines will go on strike
tomorrow unless their grievances are ad-
iusted in the mean time by Superintendent
Rose. The men held mass meeting last
night and decided to strike. Their griev-
ances are on the wage question. They as
sert that their wages were reduced with
out their being notified.
committee was appointed to confer
with the officers. but the latter refused to
receive the committee. Nearly 1000 en-
pioyes will be affected if a strike results.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
MS IT 4 MIRACLE.

''The marvellous cure of Mrs. Rena J. Stout OF
consumption has created intense excitement in
Cammack. Ind" writes Marion Stuart. 4 Leading
druggist of Nuncic, Ind. she only weighed
ninety pounds when her doctor in Yorktown said
she must soon die. Then she began to use Dr.
Kings New Discovery and gained thirty-sevcn
pounds in weight and was completely cured It
has cured thousands Of hopeless cases, and is
positively guaranteed to cure all throat chest
and lung diseases. Fifty cents and 81. Trial bot
ties free at Henry Evans drug store, g22 Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
BRITISH SHIP SEARCHED.
Efforts to Prevent the Landing of
Arms in Colombia

NORFOLK. Va, July 25.-Notlce having
been received by the Colombian Consul.
Carl Hugo Arnal. to the effect that there is
another revolution in Colombia, he was or
dered to inspect all vessels sailing from
this port for the United States of Colom-
bia. to prevent the possible landing of
arms and ammunition for the insurgents,
The British steamship Alabama bound for
Colon with coal for the Panama Railroad
was searched today, but no contraband ar
ticles being found she was permitted TO
sail A strict watch is to be kent on ali
vessels sailing 10 Colombia
Cool weather Mt Cheznpenke Beneb