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the American srans-contlnental lines have
held the record ia this respect. but Rus
ala has ecnpsed them by moro tan 900
miles
As for the Importance of the Trauss 81
herian line. that Is ssn-egldent for ice or
GRAFTON means tho opening 10 civilization
Of enormous tracts 81 fertile land the
ultimate civilization Of The greater part
OF Asia. ana hast bat not ieAst. tbe tres
mendous prepoGdernuce ~ Russia ln ellie
anairs IT the world. This road VIII ems
ebie Russia 90 dominate Asia. absolutely
Tor she VIII be able 90 wAirl troops Boz an
directions With a rapidltv that viii shHt-
ter one Of the dearest Of Oriental trsdl-
tlons-dlgnliy
IL was 10 ls-5 that a shrewd American.
named Collins. approached ale Russian
government with proposition 60 cone
struct a railroad from lFkmssk IN Central
Asia 70 China with vlew 10 ultimately
extending II % che Pacific ocean The
White Gear permitted him 10 survey tho
route Of the mythical Amur Railroad
Company but be did not allow him 10
build 81. To-day fhe Traus-sIbeflan Rail
road Is practically completed along the
route surveyed by Collins. and Rus "a
owns "a road ~ enormous strategic lm-
portauce-so much 30. that sne controls
the Far East. even though Germany and
Great Britain may form paper comb.ua-
lions IN opposition.
- ''e8 were WAae me
-. -. w 49, ""H s-VN't'N'
obstacles. the final expenditures viii brlar
the totai 10 twice that SUM
Route Of the Grent Railroad.
AZ regards tho engineering difficulties
only those who have Travelled through ST.
IBERIA can realize an that confronted lie
builders OF the road In order 10 IA ui-
tate construction. the road was divided
into seven sections
The West Siberian. from
Cheliablnsk a. Obi.............. SO m lea
2-CeutrM Siberian. from Obi
10 frkutek - iss r,,gtcs
R-ciroornb,ikalfan from rr-
kutsk 10 Myss vaya. ........... iss mile
4-Transbaikallau. from Afysa-
wava 60 strie.feusk ...... efe rnilea
E-Amur from strlotenal 10 Kha-
barofsk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ace miles
g. No~th fr-surtar PROM tSh,
barofskl 10 Grnnhzxa ........ go mics
1soi,th ftesn-far from Crath.
ska 10 Vladlyostoek. ........... e5s miles
v-,f,, tt,s ESQ.,, ,...,i,.. ,,,.,t,,,t,,. a., tt.
- -. -, 49,. 80, 81 ss,,.~,
- - -. - ...., r. 81 go
,,at1,-et. 4. 49, ft..t ,..-,,,.tatrs a.. ~ A
..,r,t,,s1 ,,e he rs,,ror.e.r r4l~oad av.te-t
s,tD-.f,, 90 ~, go r,,sses y 5te.st
49, csr+rr N ~ rtrsIisn iron industry.
- - .i,,,,..6 30. f,+g,.,. y,sit,. Mon.
.'. =, ~ :, ,,.et.t ,,,.rt-. tbs dtvil.
- t.t,.-ser r,,r5,. AMI .Atla ana
~ ,5.sc tv,o rarss. ~ oarosl,e elAss.
=. -. -. tbsf tse vrefches 4. omeA to
4. se,.r., syifh ia tbat tits . ~
.sa - ,gont 10 throw their arm.
-, 49,. marble shaft ana kiss the name
..f.wrar.es n final farewell
1.ulope A. ,e,t,rsarv tbe road passes
-, sbe eastern slopes Of the Trials 20
= a,,e eastern directlon. 60 Omsk, where
It crosses me lrush ~ ...'.,
four mies long. supported uE ehot '"oI'
plers 20 Withstand me ice Jams W"teh 'ls
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Favorite Prescription and the f1,lure a
other medicines rs the difference ii -.
perience. II is no experiment 10 use pr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription for lie
cure OF womanly ills. Experience
experience of hundreds OF thousands a
women prociaims that II makes weak
women strong and sick women well
Thousands Of grateful letters ha,
been written 10 DIR. Pierce. They cover
cures OF every form Of womaulv d.seas.
which is medically durable. They SLOW
that Fayorite Prescription Is perfect
regulator, that it dries enfeebling drains.
that it heals inflammation and liberation
and cures female weakness. They prove
rFavorite Prescription is the best pre-.
parative for maternity; that II keeps lie
mother strong and healthy al .uakss
the baby's advent practically painless.
Sick and ailing women are invited to
consult DR. Pierce, By letter, Iyes. All
correspondence is privately read. m.
vately answered and womauiy cou5.
dences are guarded by the same s;nct
professional privacy which protects lie
womanly condolences made in a esrylall
consultation with DR.. Pierce. address
DR.. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
As chief consulting physician 10 lie
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical institute,
Buffalo, N. Y, DR.. Pierce assisted ~
his staff OF nearly a score of phraciarsl,
has in a little mort than thirty years,
treated and cured hundreds OF thous4l,ass
OF weak and sick women.
CAN YOU AFFORD
to invest twenty-one cents in stamps fos
expense Of mailing one Of the greatest
medical works Of the age2 Can yoa
afford not 10 invest twenty-one cenU Tor
a book which teaches how TO preserve
health and prolong life2 This great
work, DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Med,
ical Adviser, contains 1908 large pages
and over 100 illustrations. Il is sent IRE,
in paper-covers, ona receipt Of 81 one
cent stamps to pay expense OF maj y
only. For cloth-binding send 81 stamps
Address DR.. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo. s. !.
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ence IN the trea,.sr
and cure OF WON -
diseases. Il isa w..
cine made to b. rers.-
things and It q Ices vl,
It IS made to 3o Fgr-v
woman undcrs, Ma
fine points OF ths f--
ence between exu -,
and experience Hs.-
the housewife erepe
cook she demand er-sr.
ence. She doe srt
a cook who Is ern n.
menting with uui Ia.
recipes. The acvpsr.
eneed man might sav-
Why, there the cook
book. It tells how to
make anything All
you've got to Ia IS 70
measure aud mix al
instructs and son cam
come out wrong Csst
your The wife know
very much better
that. Given tile
recipe in the wor.i 4
takes experience To- uaz.
a success Of 1t. The ali.
ference between tie sa..
cess OF Doctor r @-@.t.
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tbat man vrn. "knoWn a. one OF the
rings chief heeiers and that IN speak
ing Of Il class lu the community he said
there is nor one 81 them that cannot
be- bought for rwo-dot ar bin. me
couri said that these remarks. coupled
with similar statements were not only
intended 40 hold the plaintin up to pub
,ic botre,i and contempt but plainly
charged him with the purpose Of commit
ting bribery. The use Of the language
however. cost the paper only 500 ia direct
loss. that Dclns Che amount Of the Judg'
mont.
The lcSal. penal value % the epithetr
'lohs err and liar have been 1udcialiy
determined by The Western courts. The
! privilege OF "a lawyer using in court the
word lobster was valued ~ So by the
JNdfe ~ imposing fne In Missouri. -
man catfd hls neighpor Tar over the
( telephone. sevcmi Other ueehhors wero
iatenihk over .ne wires and the use Of the
WORD caused a breaca ~ The peace which
was satisfied boy tine Of $i2. The
iofS courts nave held th7t the epithet
seah a. App-td bN one person 20 an
otheF Is uuA" ie..
some Legal Wur.t-CoinInE and ne
hning.
Sometimes when tao judges cannot ma
JUST the word they want they make up
ore. So We hear the Colorado court of
Appeals saying N q recent opinion 1T
Is cioush 90 cay that we have found
nothing Ih dishAithehy WITH inc views we
nave expressed 10 simAaF manner the
NeM l"iN Appellate DIVISION % the Ne"
l"4A supreme eeuf'' sb'ahs OF an alleged
eousp piracy as one involving the de
suoyaI OF certain eheehs. Ihese eN-
eept.ohsl cases or auesuohhoie English
bF the courts reeah the story OF the Ger
man VINO tlled 20 eNtue jury daty bE say
ing ! no understand gooa Engllsh To
when the juqse tepAed Inai Is no ca
e1se- hou VII not near any good Eng
hsh during ihis trial
Ihe word swine has been jndicial!y
/ recognized hy ihe iowa supreme Court.
somch"iy to the lower court said "swipe.
ana the meaning ot the word then he
came an issue. The supreme Court de-
cdcd that RWlpe means 10 steal. ana
T Nited tho dictionary IN support OF the de-
/ eisien.
Nhat Is termed 'hip-poeket move
/ menf has been legally deuncd hy Texas
I Judge IN an opinion as o movement by
a mans right aand toward hts hip peck
e. Ia a shooting tray
I xx,.,,,,.,,.. ut.-t... -, a.. a..,.. =.
""t"""'
/ Tho right 81 woman In Kentucky
10 go where She viii and 10 do what she
..u, ~. .-.....,,..a ~. a-.,...-
""' ~ " .'s.'"
OF a hehtHeky ,o"t 20 we erect faat
CITY ofttn"hee A'eIa4ihs 'Hat y tAatt o.
uniaWiu! Tor any woman 70 40 IN nud cut
or unHalts Where saloon ls Kept tof
the fale 90 hguer' or 20 uutfequent loaf.
or stand afoufi sn.a ou.iaihe within htty
feet thereof. ana pFoNlding Tor the pun
ishment 81 ans satoonkeei'er who shall
permit q violation OF mat provision Of the
ofs'li. @hee' ls Noid' ae oe'u@ an nEe3Hoh-
able interference with Individual liberty.
Tho r.sm o. a VIE seems 20 be some
what curiees.y regarded in Japan, judged
by occidental views. Here IS an anpor-
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- - --.---- ------l-- NJ r.Dr.-T
sae p'"s - . o ~ o.r,y -r,n',c
-. ,,-t,t.t, t,,r,sitrr v-,s itnr.,4aibia
.,3 a,cr ,xbteh ne ro,1 had 10 BE- cone
structed at great add iouai Coss Fuel
too. was scarce ana AsN w
rmpioy'a ni4". ''.' V"S 80,
ana sues =" w 80. ~, 49,,
eys. that the WORKERS miHht ''t "n'
bc kept warm. afil.' ihri" MeFs .''nt"
sat.ons The engineers arm ui'. ltlE 49,
in comparative comfort am faFeiet ION
place 20 place oeh'na lase s'.''
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STEEL BELT ACROSS ASIA.
TRANs-sIBERfAN LINE FRON II.
PETERsBURG TO VLtDIvOsTOCk.

Enormous Labor Of It's Construction.
over Mountain RnnEe~ aud Around
Vast Lakes thc Road winds,
Through "a Hcrion Of Htch SOIL aud
splendid Torcsts-rhe Great Farm
ang Movement in >ib@rlh Under
anssia's rntcrnnl Carc-rhousands
Of settlers Going Thither with
Irree transportation and Deeds to
land Presented ~ the Govcrn-
mrnt-Enormous strnteEcttc I'm
portance Of the Communication
Line which Has Enabled Russia 10
send 100000 Men 90 sfnnchurIa IA
"a space Of Two weeks.
tropyr sht 1870 by 7 Mel0
Rev York. Nov. s1-Russ ia possesses eos
say not only che longest railroad ln tae
world. but also the most imporant-Hn-
less 40 roveuds and omens be- wfone THE
railroad So question g. the Tr5ns-sib.rla
Tine from st. Petersburg 20 Nla1tvestasE
GA tbe pacsac coast. t1ii miles .oag abi-r
ia now prael ally completed. Hitherto
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02
Copyright 1870. By A. y. wolEer)

Washington Nov. 53.-It frequently
happens that the legal authorities are
called upon to take coenizauce o. those
access Ions 10 the spoken language which.
az the outset come under the head 81
slang. Sometimes a legal decision upon
The nature or meaning % "a word or phrnae
gives 10 ina definite status. and nj other
times the decision merely defines the
WORD ia respect 90 its onenslyeuess
The handy political cplthet "heeier''
has been adludged dangerous 70 use IN
i.1H sut 10 the Michigan Supreme
Court a newspaper 81 e.ection time said
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-02

Thc mos, novel provision ma',
win is that Of a 81. Louis woman ~
remains be iuclncrated aua a. tas
MINGLED with those 81 her husoahA ..
urn where his already repos~'
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oUIPS AND oUIRKS OF LAW.
ODD LEGAL DECISIONS FROM MANI
SOURCES.

How Mach IL Cost. 90 CAN Man "A
HreIcrf Little Less 90 Cali Him
Lob=ter-The Courts as Word
FactorieS-A Woman Nay Loaf IL
she wishes in kentuciss Transfer
of Wife, japanese Fashion-Or-
IRtn of straw Mnn"-A Napoleon
OF Iowa-Casc OF the Too Faithful
Fido.
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Spanien adblt nabesu 1,000,.
600 Seloarteiterinnen.
Sie irif6e Gpra9e miro in
Srlaub in ieds S6ulen selebrt.
gu elmer Snnne Supra iinh
unsefdbr 5000 Gotosniiiie erioroerlid.
SIN Weiben Saufe in @ofb-
ingtun iinb mebr ols tauienO elettriIde
2ampen.
Cine d bon
226, 059 older beiiyen 8robbritaanien
unb Srlano.
GeIbmorbfdIIe aab es in
Stalien 1890 wdbreno Ger erlten 9dlfte
bes Sabres 1898.
fir 2isenfen besablen bic Gtra=
benbabn Geiellidaiten pbilabelpbias
iGbrli6 $40. 900 an bic Gtabt.
9as Gapital, nelbes in bieiem
2anoe In 6armen anaeleat 1T, miro
auf SIC, 900. 600, 900 geiddbt.
SIM Satafgefddft in gnslano
tperoen b~eutsutaee 100 Srauen aui
ieoes 6unoert Mdnner beiddftiat.
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- Cine before @elesenbeit, gu.
ties S6ubseus biuis gu taufen, mar
in ct. gloub ME %seboten, mte serabe
iest auf benz ausuerfauf pom $. @
&olter. 9=b
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seltenes ansehat fir eiasn stmoeaten

Gin heiBiser. sei6idter iunser Mann.
ni6t inter II Sabren, Der iid gum Yrieiter=
itanbe porbereiten MIL, fam llnterriht i'm
9atein II. /. 10. erbalteu gesen arbeit ats
EfOrtner beim Efarrer. abreiie, Geu. Gatbo=
lie &ector, STAPLES. Miuu. 16-b6
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1plonsH, cas- encouragement gu Ct.
iuden, genau Die WtaBregeln gu erfiI,
rem, tpeIds Die Nesierung gegen BIT
rgprers" gu ergreifea geoentt.
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erotsr, Der CUR 3sit in England peilt
neronentlihen. sSn 8etreffs Del
politi|6en Gage in ben Ser. Staater
erfldrte !9err groter, bab 8rpan Dol
ben Semotraten nominirt tperoen fou:
te, baB er felbit enti6ieben fir 8rpar
tit unb baB ct CLAUDE, 8rpan perbe
penn nominirt, McSinlep 19lasen
Serner meinte er, 9rDan babe He9t
an Der 16 gu 1zSfue feit5ubalten
fiigte aber hinsu, oab feiner MnTh.
mad Sru5fs unb eSmperialismus BIZ
9ouptzShues Der nGditen Nationat:
Gampuene fem tperhen.
Sumes q. goDoan, 9rGiibent be-
8orouah manbattan unb Elm Siibre1
bon Sammanp 6on, 16snfte beutl
benz bemofrutifden Nationalz Gorit,
100000 nit Der 8shingung, bah bos
8elb auriidgeaablt tpsrhe. psnn 90. 8
Brpan ni6t fir rag GrGiibent16afts:
amt nominirt pirb.
Dem Gomite fest es fret, bos
Selo su b%ertpenoen, tpie linn beliebt.
Gin 8 It q
SbracuIe, q. g., %. Mai.
Grnit 6eat, Ger in Der Sonneritat
Ra9t Srau 2puifa Softer tDbtete, pa.
Elm 8eftdnbniB abgelset. CT faets
hab er i'm DECEMBER 1899 nah Spra:
cute fam uno balb barauf NIT SSr1l
Softer befannt purbe, unb es entItant
cine 2iebfGaft. 8or ettpa 10 Sdasr
Gabe Srau Softer 2sbsnsiiberbruf
bur6bltden laf1en unO linn f9liebliG
bas 8erfpre6en abgenommen, lie 81
t6oten, mann INNER tie es perlange
gr babe bas 8eripreGen aeseben, baf
CT nit ibr ftsrben tperbe. Im "a. Sea,
tam Der Sag, mo- er bas 8er5preher
emblem foQte. Gr babe ibr ben gla.
aus5ureben perfudt, aber bic s5ral
babe berlanat, bab er iein 8erfpreh.-
einlOie; 9ift, gblorpform unb elmer
Repplper babe lie bereits be{orat ee,
babt. Nbenos lei er in Srau Softer's
Wobnune aeganaen unD babe bisielhl
BON Dem Gift Morpbium = genow,
men, er ebenfaus, aber ani6einenb Elm.
au feline Soiis. gr babe muir in3oferr
gu ibrem Sooe miteeholfen, als er GU
ibr 8erlanaen bon benz gblproforr
auf Elm 6anbtu9 gob, bas lie iiber if,
@efi6t aebreitet bate. gr fei bann &C.
blieben, Bis fie tobt mar.
9e6t tpurbe ipdter balb betdubt in
Der Wobnuna Der Srau in einem
Stuble fiBenb gefunben.
QebensmIbe.
ct. Sofepb, Mo., %. Mai.
Ser profeFor Hob.rt Wiaiarbe, Elm
nod iunser Muiiter unb Gompon.ft.
Der Dor etlihen Monaten bon &anias
9th bierber fam, besins Selbtmorb,
inbem CT 1i9 bic Yulsabern nit einein
RofirmeK.r Dffnete. gr binterliet
nidts, ppraus man: auf bic 8etpes=
griinbe fdlieben f0nnte, bic i'm gu Der
Shat trieben. Wisiarbe' lebte mebrere
Sabre in &an5as Gitp, mo er feline
Satin unb bret Rinber binterldbt.
S4tffsnd4rt4te
Mneefommen.
9etp Yprf, 81. Mai.
ga Souraine" BON SABRE; ,Gitt
Of Home" BON Glasgow.
nile 9otnt, 81. Mat
Ser 9ampfer ,Srieslano", DonInts
n:rpen untertpegs na6 Stem Oort,. TT
bier porbeigefabren.
9poer, 81. Mni.
Ser 9ampfsr u&6nigin Suite, Dor
8remen untsrpeas na6 Stem yort
1T bier poriibergefabren.
SciIlp, 81. Stat.
Ser @ampfer plain, ban Seen
gDrf unteripees na9 Gberbcurg Unit
8r.men, tit bier neutrality-suspicious..
Ibgsfabren.
Sueenstotpn, 27.. Mut.
rGtruria" bon StDerpOol tomineto
mad Rep e)rrt.
southampton, 26. Mai.
st. paul" naa Sem Yorf, bic
Ghsrbcura.
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Pleuo

SIMMER gu ben nieorisiten Preiien.
6eselmdbis smii6en Nem gort unb
Bremen. 9anbsleutsn, melde i'm Sins
lie boben,. eine Sour nad Seuffdlanb
gu modem, sarantiren mir cine iduel=
les, biutses uno ansenebme +. GeiIe.
YIN gutter @eleuldaft ieblt es, niemals,
menn man nur feline Siuete pon 6.
8. Sptbman s So. tauft. Sa
bic 9erren nur Die aaeinise ssentur
oes Norooeuti6en alopb beiisen.
&nr5 9eia9t!- @er mirtlid be-
abli9tist, cine &eiie na9 Oeutidlanb
gu MAIDEN ODER Sermanbte D. Seutitz
Lamb tommen gu ~laiien, ioute nidt per=
selien,. feline Siuete iber Der 9eorobeut=
lfen Nopo Sinie gu taufen, benn bas
Bette lit INNER bas giuisiie. @eaen
l,sbererNusfunft penbe man iia nar an
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9nlano
Oh aud ber 3ouvienf nj Cuba
ei1sn StanDal lis,:.t?
3Wct trtiGc n4atr.Oten'' oIrfen
uta)t i'm &.u.t DlclDcn.

Ser 1~usria.iri:. Dul Oen Yb, lippiuen.
Daily camera., 1900-05-02

Continued on Fourth Page
Daily camera., 1900-05-02
Story
0f BOe[ Cruelty
kNGLISH STORIES.

London Times hss An ,ccount of BOer
Butchery of Women.
London, May 2-The Times cores
pondent cables from Mafeklng under
date OF April 10 that native women at
tempting 10 escape from the town by
moonlight were butchered by the Beers
On the 13th Col Plumer attempted to
send bunch OF 80 head of cattle through
to Mafeking, The native drivers were
killed snd the Beers turned their Maxim
guns on the cattle and killed 60 OF them.
Pretoria. April 3o-President Kruger
has issued proclamation that all
British subjects shall leave the country
within 36 hours. This is due 10 the ex-
ploslon of the shell factory, which is at.
trlbuted to the British.
Daily camera., 1900-05-02
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Tansey's Cigar Store and Rutter Hardware
Store Burglarized.

ransey's Cigar Store and Rutter Hardware
Store Burglarized.
Two burglaries were com mitted IN
Bou der last night, An auger was the
most apparent tool in the hands OF the
thieves. At Tansey's cigar factory en-
trance was effected from the rear, where
a hole was bored through large enough
to admit the protrusion of large hand,
which easily slipped the bolt. This ad-
mitted the burglar to the factory, but
there was another door between that
ana the retail department, So an
other door was bored, but the burglar
ceased this work and prled off board
which enabled him to swing the door.
The cash register was bored through the
bottom, under the nickle and quarter
slots and some change was secured.
They failed to bore under the halt and
dollar boxes. The register was found
lying on its side on the floor. Mr. Tan.
sey had a large stock OF fancy meer-
schaum and briar pipes in fine cases
and all OF these were taken--a hundred
in number. Mr. Tansey estimated his
loss at sI5o, though clerks say it must
have been more Mr. Tansey went to
Denver on the morning train.
AT the Rutter Hardware company's
entrance was through cellar window
into the basement. The glass was broken
out, Going up stairs into the tin shop,
the thief bore several holes through a
door and slipped the bolt. The legitl-
mate plunder of a hardware store thief
is knives, razors and revolvers and these
had been Systematically hidden since
the Whiteley store robbery. Last night
however. a clerk left some of these
goods out and cheap knives and two
guns were taken. Mr. Taylor estimates
the amount taken at $50.
Daily camera., 1900-05-02
BOULDER CLUB TO BuILO.
Fine x3 900 Gy ymDasium. Bowling ALE.
and Bail Room.

Fine x3. 900 Gy gymnasium. Bowling Alley
and Ball Room.
Boulder club is enjoying boom just
now. Under the stimulus of low rate
for membership, the club has ADDED
twenty. five to its membership at its last
two meetings. Last night the following
were elected members: -
f. B Hill, DR.. E. H. Robertson, Milo
McAllister. Harry Storey, George Tay-
lor, b. r. Petriken, Samuel D. Hum, C..
F. Lake, w. M Gibson, A. c. Patton,
Arthur E. Healey, Albert A. Greenman,
and L. H. Dennison OF Gold Hill and S.
Q Clark of Ward were elected non resi-
dent members.
Hereafter no person will be eligible TO
membership unless, at least. IS years of
age
The club house is going to have a
handsome and commodiou5 addition.
The executive committee was authorized
to proceed to build the gymnasium and
bowling alley, according to plans by
Architect Watson Vernon and the out
lay ascertained to be necessary by Presi,
dent c. B. Culbertson and Secretary
Fred L. Williamson. The committee
will expend $4,000 upon This addition,
which includes a new living room tor
the housekeeper and his family.
The gymnasium will be of pressed
brick pointed on both sides and the in
terror finish will be similar to that of the
armory here. The room will be 4Ix5o
feet in size and will have fine floor for
dancing purposes. Here members can
give little dances as often as they can ar.
range for music. Gymnasium apparatus
will be added from time to time. The
gymnasium will open into the present
club parlors, the rear room being torn
down and the entire structure connected.
The concert Of the Choral society has
bsen postponed until Tuesday May 9th.
Daily camera., 1900-05-02
Three Hundred
CO0|Mhe[SDe0d
THREE HUNDRED KILLED.

Terrible Result of All Explosion In u Utah
Coat Mine
Scofeld, noon, May 2-The latest It'd
ipgs only add 10 the gruesomsness Of the
horror A conservative estimate Of the
number Of men killed is 300 and II may
now run to over $50 There are not
enough cofflns in Utah to care for the
victims and an order for 100 was placed
with Denver undertakers.
Sootield, Utah, May 2-The English
language cannot describe Tie appalling
disaster which occurred here yesterday
by an exp osion N mine No. q Of the
Pleasant Valley Coal company, and by
which certainly 200 men and upwards
lost their lives At this hour 1877 bodies
have been recovered and the work oi
rescuing is still proceeding and will con-
tlnue until all bodies are brought to the
surface.
There are willing hands at work and
as fast as tue bodies are reached they
are brough. down to the boarding houses
and other company buildings, where
they are dressed and prepared for the
coroner's inquest.
These buildings are numerous and in
each are from ten to thirty five bodies.
When corpse is brought up it is usually
carried from the mouth of each tunnel
at the respective entrances to the place
of deposit. Here there is corps Of men
four to ten in number with sponges and
hot and cold water in tubs and other re
ceptacles The clothing is first remove
the SCOT, smoke and powder burn wash
ed from their faces, tine bodies prepared
and laid out in long rows. where they
are identified by tag with name and
address attached, to await identification
of relatives or friends.
The removal OF the bodies began at II
o'clock yesterday with every diligence
to get their charred and mangled re-
mains from out of the mine.
Many hundreds of men have freely
volunteered their services, and as fast
as one set or force is tired or worn out,
others take their places. While the
stencil of smoke and powder is sicken-
ing, resembling much that of dissect
ing room, there are brave hearted and
brawny men of muscle who have been
continuously at work since the momen,
Of the explosion.
Thomas Parmley, superintendent OF
the operations here. gives it as his opin.
ion that the explosion was brought about
by giant powder which was taken into
the mine by some of the miners and ex
ploded in some unaccountable manner,
igniting the dust, thereby causing an ex
plosion. The mine has been worked for
over twenty years, and has the reputa-
,i,n, according to State Mine Inspector
Thomas, of being one of the best venti'
lated and protected in the West. He
states that he inspected 1t less than five
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Daily camera., 1900-05-02
THE SATCHEL FOUND.

Young Man Lett Most of His Mothers
Property Behind.
Chit ago, May 2-The -satchel stolen
from Mrs Neven, western lady, by her
son, was found by the police today. Five
diamonds and little gold dust had been
taken, but the rest OF its contents were
undisturbed Mrs Nevens son and
sweetheart have escaped. The value of
the contents OF the satchel is now known
to be $4,000.