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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Mark Hanna says there are nc
trusts. Senator Chandler, Of New
Hampshire, says that the railroad
trust OF bis state will defeat hun fol
reelection and appeals to the honest
volers Of the state to thwar the pur.
poss Of this trust lie charges that II
has slready purchased the votes Of the
candidates for the legislature. What
tLink you Of such condition. How
long can our government endure under
such condaionsP There Is just one
way 10 stop II. Cast vote Tor Bryan
and you cast a vote against these great
corporations that wall else gain con-
troll OF our government and make our
bOAsted liberty the lsnghiug-StOck Of
tb' world.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

raise an army Of 100000 men. On ths
contrary, voted to reduce the army
from Its footing Of 250, 900 men to
100000, and to recall 150, 900 boys
from the feyer-ridden camps Of the
south and send them to their homes.
"He says in another place that the
democratic party, In order to control
trusts, proposes to interfere with the
mails, and makes a great hullaballoo
about the sanctity Of the mails, when
he knows perfectly well that one.half
Of the business Of the federal courts is
now through the government officials
prying into the mails. 1t was that
which put the Louisiana lottery out Of
business.
"For the first time In the history of
the world statesman In the person Of
W. b. c. Brown, has arisen to say that
the sympathy Of $4,000, 900 men is a
worthless thing. Either Webster,
Clay and Lincoln were imbeclles or
Dir. Brown is mistaken. The universal
peace congress, called by the czar OF
Russia, on which the eyes Of the world
were centered, had for its greatest
result the doctrine that sympathy and
gcct oaiccs could and should be ex.
tended to suffering peoples, and yet
Mr.. Brown strikes himself on the
breast, and says this is nothing. Ave,
he winked bis eyes and smiled as he
spoke in sreering terms to German
men OF the sympathy that had been
extended TO their helpless brethren
being murdered. And so far goes par
lisanShip you actually laughed with
and applauded him. Cheering and
applause. A voice, How about Carl
Schurz.O
"Yes," returned Mr.. Cowherd, ..tbat
man who left the democratic party IN
+lSs6 because he did not agree with its
financial policy, has the patriotism to
return when that party Is the hope Of
the republic.
"Mr. Brown says the republican
party offered mediation. It did so.
according to DIR. Leyds, becsuse En-
gland requests 1t, that she might have
an opportunity to give warning to The
nations Of Europe, who were preparing
TO interfere, that she would take such
interference as declaration Of war.
"H. 0. Hayemsyer has been held up
as democrat. lie is one Of tho same
type exactly as Mr.. Brown, who voted
with the democratic party until 1896
and then and now Is supporting Nc.
Klnley.
"Mr' Brown took occasion to ridicule
freedom and one who stands for Il,
and agalu' because Of your partisan.
snip and without thinking, you ap.
plauded him. Iwautyou to take these
|
matters home to you and think over
'oem' and have faith in your honesty
and sincerity and iaithfulness to prln.
ciPle' and believe that you will no
longer pay allegiance to party that
had forfeited its claim upon Won. y
(Snonts and three cheers for Cow.
herd,)
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

The Oak Grove Banner came oul
last week \ six-column quarto, printed
on book paper. The people Of oaL
Grove ought to be proud of the Banner
and give 1t a liberal patronage. 1t il
worth more to Oak Grove than any
other one business establishment IN th,
town.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

The republican committee will not
certify that llama will be president IN
case OF republican success this fall, but
everyone knows be has been for four
years. OF course there is q possibility
Of Mckinley changing bis mind and
deciding TO set up for himself, but 1t is
not very likely TO happen.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20
WHAT THEY DO.

Hanna says there are no trusts but
the Ice trust, but everyone knows
Hanna Is something of q humorist
when II comes TO discussing trusts. It
is not only admitted that there are
trusts, but il is also . fact that no one
dares defend them. Then there must
be something radieally wrong 10 their
methods Of business. Why are people
80 universally opposed TO ihemi Let
US give you an outline of few things
that trusts are doing.
They bribe congress for iavorAble
laws that make II possible for them TO
steal front people. theY bhbe the
cabinet, they bribe state legislatures
into inaction and attOrneyEenerals
into acquiescense. They bnbe city
councils 10 grant franchises that rob
the people Of thousands Of dollars
annually and bribe the voters to re-
elect the bribc-tAkers. They bribe
judges from the highest court TO the
lowest, and u necessary, will bribe q
jury. They corner the neceaaries Of
life and extor unreasonable prices
from consumers. They commit every
crime known to God OF man and 20
unpunished.
They compel men TO work for them
at starvation wages OF else put them
on the blacklist and call II thrift.
The pages Of history contain The crimi-
nal record and every day bplliug 1t
higher. Unless there Is stop It will
be a very short time until we shall lose
even the form Of our boosted freedom
or else be plunged INTO another rebel.
lion. Now Is the time 20 act and every
free man should be up and doing. You
can not hope to catch the thief so long
as you keep bis friends 10 power.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Republicans are Boosting that the
Mormons Of Utah will vote for Nc
KiDley. So would the MohAmmedans
and slave drivers Of the Sulu Islands,
n they had the ballot. Bryan does not
appeal to law-breakers.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

We heard a man remark the other
day that he did not think tax
dodger should be allowed to vote, The
republican nominee for vice-president
Ya sworn tsI-dOdger and expects
honest men to vote for him.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Teddy is getting to be something OF
q tunbler himself. That shows the
effects OF association.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

The trusts have no desire TO drive
the people off the earth. They will
lei them stay here toawork for them.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

we have seen the irail infant when the
lAin' struggle Tor existence seemed almost
suoeo, re'usciiated and msks strong BY
.ns use OF Whites Cream vsrmifaRe.
Young. 49,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

There was time when Teddy was
proud OF his ability as an author. But
that was before be became a candidate
for vice president.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Rockfeller's income amounts TO ai
much as the yearly wages of abOuI
800, 900 men who mine coal in Pennsyl.
yania.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Democrats must take nothing for
ssanted. Get to work. See that your
nsighbor goes to the polls and votes.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Genessee Pure Food Co. lie Roy,MY.:
OentlemoDi-our family realize 80 much
from tie use VI 0nain-o that must say a word
loinduce Others to use ~. II people are ia,
tecsted In their health and the Welfare Of
their children they will use oo,her beverage
J have used them all. but 0rano / nave
i loaao superior 70 any. for the reason that II i
Soiio gram Yours for health,
ORnYEss.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Perjury Is q criminal offense and yet
Teddy Roosevelt swore he perjured
himself.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Missouri is practically out Of debt
and the republican parry is getting
mighty anxious for another chance al
The treasury.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

HOME MONEY TO LoAs.-ou good ,..,
s,'.'e :, . security. In sums Of 300 and o' un'
'.D. " per % cent No commission, no r.S rsI
''p'' Apply TOD Q. PlAllsnburr. " n ~
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Everyone comedies the prosperity Of
the trusts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

1t was then tina, Mr.. Cowherd said
90 much In so little space Of time. N.
eyes were blazing as he said.
"Mr' Brown has said a great many
things that he can not substap,I.ls
Among other things be said I voted n !,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-20

Tho Ivy Leaf" te1isht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-20
g don i'm gIItertbum

pubttn Die 9lerjtt lpobl DAB Die m'ittn Grdntbtttn
uaO StOgunQsn Der CrQant i'm menitlibtn ROrper
aui iblstte SGite 3uriidIuiibrtn inn. 99ir DINtA
J; g. Oab ibon Der beribmtsits Der alien WeoBintr,
soippOtr ltts, ndb DittelH iucbte, um oa5 Slut I'M
Rorpsr 5u rt;nieen, Die GrndbruHp, Seroduun9 un0
2us ibt;ounp Der Stoiie ju i0rOtrH unO Die Srgunr
NM GjuqerpeiOe, sptl6c erittdit ipdreu, Su ueusr
SbGtipttt anyurtasn. ,6eutt babcR mir Elm Olbts
unisblbares Mittel III eetalt Der Ct. Serndros
Qrdutcrs 9Gatn biz I'M Ganit Der 3ct gu eiHpm
rebtsn Seeen fir Die ctoenot UltRibbe:t 9cporOsH
Iuh uHo fb Oesbalb tiRsH 2Stltrui erebsrt bab.R.
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Anjiige mO lle6er5ie6er
fur arohe umo fleime &maben.

Murinebluue Serge uno Gboo Nr5uge aus 5ps 56eikn
fir anun Otter Big 16 S6ren; unn $500 QnzSo az
9obfarbie GoDsrtz unb grau Orpo G6pot 5rIAja9rsz
erefsr fir Snaben i'm Otter bis 16 Sa6n unfereSC OS
$500 uno $500 ueber5n6Nr. fir V1'oO
Sine Part @eite Qa3usn nit Sdifferrugen, 90 No
fir anabn bis Subsn unre $500 Nn39e fir ..DctO
9aue Serge 8sfesz unb Sdiffer Qn3ug, fir &na6en
lin 9sr Bis Su6rsn $780, $500 $3.50 per6 60 0S
9obe Muier, fir. D~'oo
gaus G6eoo Sfffer SouIen 4n5uge, Sragsn mitCcO %
2ibe uno Suta biBt; bic r9uidre $3.50 0uatdt fir .cJ
@emutert G6sbo ani6ofsn fir anabsn i'm Qlr BON Nc
Bis 16 Su6ren siue pirfde 75c. 4uatGt, tUO
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6s3oosn fat. 9ier6unoert 9oerer 6at4
ten Die 9plition geraoe gerdumt, @e1
neral GbermuOe itebt ni4t in 6u9lung
nit benz 5einoe."
gBirb 9uller abberufen?
2pnbpn, 10. 2(pril. - 0a5
S9ifiaI Der 8snsrdle Buffer unO
8arreH 6i!btt ben Mittelpuntt oea
Dffentli8tn Sntere6ss. Die 3situngsr
fabrep fort, 2oro 3obert5' 8eriht leb4
bait gu cpmmentireu. Wlan frugt Iid.
ob ni9t m0gliher Weiie mod me6r
2e6sn unniiBer WeiIe geopFert perben
lpiiroen, fans Die beioen 8enerdle, lpelA
DE bon ibrem 8orgeIsBteu Der llnz
fd6igtsit ge3isben peroen, i'm Goms
manpo Iber 10000 Nfunn bleIbent
G5 tpiro dllgemein angenommen, oaB
Die 8sgierung ibre gang beItimmten
IbIihten bate, al5 lie 2oro Eo6ert8'
9eridt perOffentli6te, uno oaB bic
2lbberuTung Dec 8enerGle 8uller unn
8arrsn ie0snIaQs bsI4IQhsne Sa4a
lit.
3pst Dsuti8e in Ser &ap4
IT, ot eingetsrfert.
lRapItabt, 19. 9(pril. - 3rpei
tiir5li6 bier dngetommene 0eutI6e
iinO gu einidbriger 8efGngniB6aft oerA
urtbeilt poroen, tpeil Iie 100 8iiAIer
unO 600 Goroitpatron2n rauf perod64
tige 0eiIe" in ibrem 9eIiB butten.
&ine beute erluiiene Yrotldmdtior
9eitatteb bic Wieoeruufnabme be5
6unoel5pertebr5 5tpji6en Der &upa
&o!onie uno oen BON Den 8riten beIeBA
ten 9s9snOsn besOrunie 6reiItuat3.
Cine 6remOen 2egipn
Der 8oeten.
gu6 8oerenquellen Io1 Elm 6etGn4
bigger 3u3ug bon glusldnosrn i'm
Sran5pdul berri6en. 9ieIe 2tberteu4
rsr tpuroen bis6sr BEN perT6ieoenen
Gommanops 5uget6eilt; ieBt miro eine
beipnoers SremOenlegion BON ibnen
fprmirt perben, oeren COMMANDO els
nem frun30iiiden Offi3ier i6ertrugen
uno ipei6e iiber6aupt bon fruu80Iii4er
Sffi3ieren cpmmanoirt peroen iou.
0ieIer frun30IiI6e Sffi5ier, pel8er
erit tiir3lib aus Dem attiDen Oienit
I9ieb, ioQ beteits i'm SransDual ana
9slangt iein.
0D6it pa6rI6einlid lit es General
be Negrier, friiberea N}itglieo be5 frans
30IIf4en D6eriten Srieg5ratbs, nel9er
i'm Suli b. S. bonn Marquis be 8aQis
fet i'm 3iplinarOerfdbren CUR Rss
ierbe ent.afsn tpurpe, neil er in 8erz
binpurg nit Der 0reDfu5 2tfFaira
georobt bate, bic 2lrmee tperoe Ii4 n0a
tbigen 6uG5 gegen bic He9srung our
Bebre ieBen.
0etrei6 Md immer
neutral.
Wten 19. 9lpril. - Der DItrei4
6iIAeMiniItet os5 9luspGrfi9en, 8raT
8oIudopsti, fat auf cine i6riftlife
2lnfrage oes Der beutI6en 8oltspurteI
dngebDrigen Rei6srat65 2lbgeorone4
ten @uitap PeB!er (2in5, StaOD ge4
ontportet, Sefrei4 babe feline neutrale
6altuns gegeniiber ben in SiiDafritu
trisgfiibrenoen 8arteien njht perlsbt.
uno mas Die Sntsrpent;on8fra9e ana
belarge, 10 iei 9lngaIi6tS Der 6altung
GnglanO'5 ieoer 9ermit!eIungs0eriu4
boffnungSlos.
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An6ii9e, Jac6ets etc.
fiir 9amem, imtge Wdodem ,.,to Sinoer.

2in3iige fir S9inber unO junge D'do6n, aus Some
pun uno 9enetian 5u angefsrigt grau lo3farbig etc.
nit @tOnz uno n5p5ront" Sadets; 9roBen u, IA, 16
unb 18 Sabre; rsgulGrs $500 gBsrtbe. Ir...~.....
Bon @hnspsrn 9ssrtigte 0umen 4n5ige, pOlTtdns
big nit Seio gettsr dpar3, lobfarbg 9uu ETC., prz
dsoene Sade GfTets, taoelos puenO uno pOr3ugifes
syabrita Ipe5ieG BON $25.OO bera6 murrt uuf
Bette 0ualitdt DON Saffetu Se:Oe 5alen, i6par3 III
in aln 6e1sn uno ounflsn 5urben pe DuOOn nO etn3el
gumnern aus unieren $500 Bis $50 W}uIern; bsrab ma
6rubjubrs Sates iir SnOer unb un9e MGo6sn, @r
zen bis 18 Sabre regulGr $3.50 bis $1,000 uitsr, 9eb
1ort Tur
lniers rsguGrsn $3.50 uno $14OO nsusn tarrren GOl
Gapss in 5ribabrs 5arbea, 9s6sn fort fir.
Die nueitsn Sosn in 9efdlsten SoFfetaSsipe Gtonz
SSodsts je i'm pollen Nett6e BON $4,000, fur.......
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Nu bic Tamen.

asnntns ssm 3uidnsbsn tines RI.ioss gu ba,
ben il, pi6tiser ais Die @nertigung oeielbeu.
Eicioer= 3uibnspsu mad benz g GIsetrie . a.
men 6neiser g en- gebDri9 etlebrt
in ,ur Grlsrnuuq oas @pHtommenffs uno @aer.
bette. 5as ebntibas sBini,uiaas wirO bel bic.
lem Sstem s,brau6t uns 1T feins tp.it.re I&ts
i5nur trforb.rlid Sas le6tefe uEo tiniadbts
Gpitem, tpeldes befanut if unb Seoer fennen lers
men fann. Sie Griparnb In Sbrer Rleioroniers
tisunas sHebnunp mirb 6is r.i&li6 ertiGdoigen.
epreben Sic Dor bel N. Guber, Rr. 212.
RorosGbarles= =Strabs, ob.r Rr. 226, eiiSsSroaos
,pap, in 8.sua auf Seoinsuueen II. I. 10.
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$3.50 sailoreS stn5iise So. .48
60 Oo Saiioreo alm5iise. $500
$1,000 60 1O
$500 <'"o"s' .Do'o

10 Samcn= fSrcb= g9aJits,1 ans 9tlaB uno
SQictdz S2ioc, gcIOltC!c 2lofes, p3ribnir>
tc Srouttn Qttdtcltc Rifiett, ME duf
Qtftclung Bcfcrtigt NM Gcfuttcrt; nm ot=
rcu 99crb su crftnucn miiftn Sic otti:l>
btn itben; S400= $500 $40 Saillcn;
fur btutc............' ''''.'............ .N@f TO
$50 9am'n=R Rtiorodt, aus NoUcltD s93ori1o:,
i6ottii6 tarrirten 5toiicn, 6btpiot,
Strac 3cnctian=6loth Grant, 93critto,
Huftre Sicilian, ecuarbtcr 6rtpou, oomt= q
ipuns, Qlttab=2ud1'iie uuo SofietazStiOt
anatiertigt - II Den ntucItn Gciiins dnz
Qsirttgt.
S2.5)zRlcioroft, bsHts 1itr............... Csc.
$3.75=alciOrodc, b:ute ijir..............S1 81 80
Sj.0O=S!trorodc, bcute fiir............. 81 9S
SI.5O=RlmOrDde, b,lte fiir..............S39 S3 -
Sl0.00=GltiOr0ft, bcute fiir.............S49 9S
Iamtn= unO GrdulGiu. cadets, ans Goprt=
Nlotb ODER Nldn=28oritdOs in isribilbrs=
Stlpcrc anqeierttqt - in elmer ar1ebrcs
d)eHcn 4artia non 8rObcn; bis SIT 500
fperfD; bsutt ur........................S SI.3S
&uhct=SdJniiritu fir iluge Idodtn, cut
Qrlrbsttt, bubble GacOns, iiir.......... Soc.
eltIuBzRalbsltosr ISbniiridubt iiir Rnabtn
BroBen II bis d, tur. 31c
EamcnJS6ubt, nit GlattleOers ooer Sud-
Gbcrtbsiltu, gum lSdnirtn IND &nopitn,
tur ......................... SI.4o
Sn0piidubs init GeotrIOblcH fIIr flene GTn=
Der ......................... I"c.
Gurpi= uno Sbniir St)ube fir Sumcr ga
rantrt gut trl0bar.. r..................... o3c.
Qobfurbiqe RndbenASb bubc, SSprjHe oudtn,
Gjrobtn bis r. Iir. Observation-Disclosures. 69c.
Inn 10 llbr - Neeae qspiirislte GuITmers=
ana6,uJ9lniiiQe in @rDSen bis u
Nabren; rtgHldre s.. 0)zEullitdt. 81 90
5Oc ean; tpo4ene &nabsn=&appen, tarrirt uno
lobiarbrQe Gcpsrt urO bluus iSeret..... zoe.
qlm 10 lbr - sl.O0 &. y. 9amcnz6Oriets,
tltsante nQlUios"i ale tSr0Ben. ......... SOC.
59c JSamen4Goritts, rSrab@ uro pciB.... 29c.
&jute Cualitat oon NHIsliu =llntsrbOIer, oe=
iaumt uHo nit 6alttn fir 6eute- 15c.
Combinations Sam'n 6emOen, reid nit
6atcu b'isBter Surn; SOC. pcrtb Ip,:
3ea .......................... 4Sc.
Seine idJiplrje Satetu4Samen= llnterrpde, nit
bu:itsm Glounce, unO far5tg ptri6uiirr;
iuertb $l.0O ipa3ica iiir 6sutt 69c.
25c. 4 Quart AgaceS9mOrpiannt nit ian.
Qtm @raff, ur....................... 13c.
Zoe. ole @r6bsu DON psriorirt.u sSu6liistn,
Illr ......................... 5c.
Zoe. 9laate5Q9a6JS JS6Hfrln, iiir.............. Sc.
l0t. Srlbt5Gl,db@R0ter iiir. Sc.
SOC. Guurt 9IgatsaMiltttTsi fiir.......... 19c.
50c. Sdibtciisl nit Mctaq Esooen, btT.r dls
RlIpier 25c.
75;. slsatezero ozanyiibraS iiir...... 39c.
$50 Bds=SeIen nit , SreHHeru, ipariamt
9renner iir 75c.
l5c. lsat,te poH n=(8rasiaamn, fiir...... &c.
SOC. Quart agattsRaiitstOpie, iur.......... 2oc.
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@o@e unO nie0rige S6u6e
fur 9amen, @aobem nno &nabem.

gamsn Sd5u6s gang 9a!sntltOer Sroros, Wdrpz
lamb uno on 3s6sn, 9srdngsrungs Sp6n $500 proGH I'M
Seine 1ic ao OrTorDs fir 0ansn, 9aientlor 8orz
blGtr unD @or6lGtt peml0n 20 ipBe uno W{Hc On
4dr Sadn 9aar part6, oc.UU
G;ci lo6ar6ige 0dmn Orforo auf Bulldog uno
an maoo*t ] s*n o9' sto , oo s5 e'9" $3.50
(yGnNroe gacseosr 8n0pFifu6e Tir 9umen 9aentleoer
ses', 3 ss, so, "'os 1 s'i M 3.': aoa ";'*
9ant gamp" an0pfz Shriridube fir junsRdOz Sl9'
den ajnpsr, brsis 3e4en, Spring 9oden' fir 1915
iuahG
9uen 9ump" galmorals fir ana6sn Surglinge; $500
bic no auf MGnner 2ssn angertigt nit Qerldnge
runos @obln fir ................... $3.50
imad@
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Jo0n C. Gri6(e.

e'lacez z@anOibubc. @icmals, felt bic Staot
baltimore 0c9riinoct ipurDe, bat irQeno Gin Sdno=
ldub=Gtabliicmcnt T6 fir ben GnDstail=Scrtanl
nit cincm io!6en Sorratbe BON Soanoi6ubtn per
lcben, Die an Glegau3, Guai ita l.
9rci5 unb gutes 9aiieu unieren QeSenz
lpdrtiqen Cifcrten Qlcib tOmmen. Sic 5arben NM
9tuancen finb taoellos. Die Iabrtancn unlercr
amcrifaniidcn uno curopdii6en @anpibube baben
ms iiir Dieie Saiiou ctiuas crtra 8utcs oerz
lprodcn, uno ibeutcn mir fciuc Ntiibe, nm Sbnen
0lelc SorrGtbe bon @unDibuben 5ugdngi3. aa
MAIDEN. SSir babcn eincn zGjlatts@anol9nb
bon por3ilqIiber Gualitdt fir 81 90 urN Sl"o
su nerfaufcn furbio unO ibpor3, nit @afen uno
Spanacn. 8lace=oanoibube fir 81. 90 outmarfs
iperoen ubcr Der 6auo angcpabt g8cnn oieNclbcn
irdbrenb bcs Sraoeus uuii6libeu oncr f9 ner3le1
ben, moucn mir ie fOfenirei repariren.
Sriblc, Sir. 80, @.=Seginstpn=Str.
Gs Diro Seuti3 seiprp 4en-
f9lpril S&S(
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Seitreid M 6 immer
neutral,

- Die 8erberet Der y2(merican
Sanniug Co." 3lr 8paringz8ran6,
naGe Mi1iam5port, ga, lit nieoergez
bronnt. Der @erluIt piro auf cirta
100000 oeihGbt.
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1c<l G11tnto1t & g.
112 bis 122 MorosGutatp=straRe.
Spe5ieQ uier 0epar(enlen(6,
anf ,ueldR ,uir 3bre brfn,oere Anfmrrks
(n,1keit lrtsrn.

Seo hereIben Fat Sbmen Gtuas nmscmobnem sSerbs
uerre sasbe lit init jebrm metercn sepamen i'm 5aue Der
5aa 10 baf f Cit Seiu6 bcs berbu rei lObnsn mro Sod
seasn mir SIR Gena6nb n ebr bn mbalh wir
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THREE HUNDRED KILLED.
Continued from first page.

weeks ago, and believed it entirely safe
at that time.
1t has never had bad air and has al
ways been free from gas, and as the coal
is all loaded with shovels there has not
been large accumulation of dust
The difference between the list of dead
and the I'7 recovered is accounted for
by the unidentified. In one pile at No 1
mine there are ten men mostly foreigners
as yel unknown The injured. eight In
mum Der, were taken on special train
to Salt Lake leaving here at 7 o'clock
last evening. There are one to three of
the injured that will not survive the trip
to the hospital.
These eight are: Thomas Livesey,
Sandy Wilson. John kirton, William
Boweter. John Beddoe, Thomas Sellers,
William Livesey.
Nine tentbs of the men killed are
Americans and Welsh. The former
come mostly from Utah, with a small
number from Tennessee and Colorado
No sooner was It understood to be an
explosion than Bishop Parmley headed
a rescuing party of twenty men and tried
to gain an entrance into No. through
the opening of No. I, but the men were
soon forced back by the fire damp. Ber-
nard Newren, one of the rescuing party
was overcome by gas and was with diff
Guilty resuscitated.
Finding the rescue impracticable by
this route, the parties then headed for
No4. Here they found the air begin.
ming to circulate. and after clearing
away 'he fallen and dead horses at the
mouth OF the mine, they entered about
200 yard, when they came upon the
dead bodies of six men
Daily camera., 1900-05-02

The case of M. A. Gill VS.. Georg= r.
Williamson WAS begun in the district
court today. Mr. Gill demands $40, 900
commission from Mr. Williamson, claim
ing to have sold the latter's famous yell
low Pine mine under an option and that
on securing the parties Mr. Williamson
declined to deliver deed. Option and
agency are denied by defendant. Esteb
and Wolff appear for the plaintiff and
R. H. Whiteley and S. S. Downer fov the
defendant.