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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-09-27

minerals in 1t to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer FINN
this painful disease should read. Il IA the
most complete and interesting book of
tne kind In existence. 1t will be sent free
70 any one desiring it. Write our phy1-
cans fully and freely about your case. We
MAKE no charge for medical advice.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-09-27
won,an's
Troubles

! Why fssfje with h0akfys
when the easiest and
suresf help Is tho best
known medicine IN the
WOrld2
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-09-27

uons auo would get well. After having Il 6iled
sweixs tunes without receiving the siixhtest
Ionger Having heard OF s. s s. (swifrs Speci6c1
recommended for Rheumatism, decided. aimo2
In despair however to give the mediclne . nal
hobble around on crutchea and verv 900 therss
eiter had no use for them at all, 8. g. 8. havins
cn.ed me sound and we'll. All the diatressins
pain1S nave LETT me. my appetite has returued
health, W P~AAeSs
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-09-27

he great vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no opiates q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
a. aapitel.
Ser fpdte 8efuH d..

Oer fiiblenbe 4benb nod einem
i&piilen Sage bate ii9 aus Der S1be
Der fernen 9ebirse in bas itiGe, eins
fame Sbal berabgefenft. Gs mar be,
0orabeno BON einem Sage bes Germ.
limb bic Neser batten bic grlaubniB
erhalten, friiber als an ben anbern
Wodentasen bon Der lrbeit abite6en
au biirten. - llnb elm Sober nit Deib
unb &inD bate fid in feline !Siitte aua
riidaeapaen. @ud mar bas abenbz
aebet idon perri4tet, tposu Elm @lDde
lein iiber bes pdters Wobnuna bas
i9pdrae @Dltlein gepDbnli9 apiamz
menrief. Ser S4laf iibte feline nadt=
li6e 6errihaft.
Dater Mnfelmp allein paAte nod.
gr faB Dor feiner Siitte unb bstra6z
tete, in ben berrli9en S9Dpfunsen
@pttes Mma4t anitaunenb, ben ans
mutbiaen, freunbli9en Mbenb. @r
bate pie 8ibel neben fi9 aufseIhlas
Gen, unb lpar, tpie es fdien, beI6Gf,
tioi, einen Sert our prebist fir ben
fommenben Sag bes Germ ausSu-
tpdhlen.
Na6 elmer Weile tiefen unb beilisen
Radoenfens nabm er Elm ipani5hes
Saitenfpiel our 9anb, iGlug einige
@ceorbe an, unb fang nit ebrtpiirbi@
ger ,Stimme einise Stropben aus
einem beilisen 2iebe, bas Der fru6t=
barite unb ausseasi9netfte aus Der
Reibe Der fpaniiden Didtsr an bas
&reua bss Serrn geri9tet:
.Ou 8aum bon beil'ger Wiirbe,
Wie feiner nod in WGlbern aufaez
gdngen,
60 reid an Srudt unb 3ierbe!
9u eina'ser Baum, an befIen 3peisen
hangen
Die Welt nit freub'gem Weben
Die idDnfte, r%einite, fiib'its Sru9t
gefeben."
,!6ier mag bic Seele tpeilen,
9ier rub'nb in ftinen Sbrdnsn ii6 err
gieben;
Donn su Der 9afme ellen,
llnb bon Der iiiBsn 2sbensfru&t ses
nieRen.
ga ME NIT tauienb SGnben
Die 3peiae 5rauben bier unb Iebren
i%penb'n."
% areua bss paratisfes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
E,txPntbitrufr Unaettf.

Sanbe auriitgelafIen, bamit tpeber Elm
@rensidser Der ipeiben Bflanser, nod
Elm Wfdnn bon einem ndbeipobnenoen
Snoianeritamme, Der ben @loraunps
feinoli6 geiinnt mar, Die menf6lihe
TGhrte entoeden tDnnte, iprang in bas
unter Dem S1ilfe perItedte Canoe,
l0ite es pom Weibenitdmme unb ruz
oerte init neutrality-suspicious. Ser
tioteit norbDitlid ben Strpm binub,
UNI bel Communicating on Der ienz
ieitigen uferitelle gu lanben, bon no
aus er burd. cine enge nit bunteln
Geitrdufen pertpdGIene S6luht llns
bsmerft an bic 3uderpflan5unsen Der
Spadnoer binanI6leiden gu tOnnen
alaubte. =
8ie er es porbqtte, 10 gliidte es ihm.
Np6 ebe bic Gonfe bon Den 9ipfeln
Der bDGiten 9almen auf ben blumigen
6IQeln @bfhieb genommen, bate er
Die erpiini6te STEELE errei9t. Ils er
lanben ppllte, mafte inn Elm belenber
@lcos oas ufer itreitig. Gin pfeil
bes Ssnbianers itredte ben Sunb our
@rbe nieber., lInb bas lebte matte
Winieln bes Sbieres CAB gu ertennen,
bab bas @ift Der fliesenben Waffe
feline I6neIe Wirtung setban.
6%uaracriou perftette bas Canoe i'm
SAilfe, unb itteg an oas 2anb. Bon
elmer palme bernieber beulte elm @uas
piba, elm srdBli6er Walbteufel, unb
itredte benz Wilben bic bledenben
Sabine entgesen. Sin Speiter pfeiIer
idipirrte BON 8pgen, unb Der Iffe
fiel tobt IN bas HDbri6t oes Sums
PIES. Hun fiat nur nod elm britter
Bfeil in benz 8O9er iiber Der S9ulter
bes SnOianers.
.OieIer gebDrt fir bas Weib meiner
Ra1e!!" brummte Der f6redlide
Mann Dor fi9 bin, fdpang ben Sos
muhapt burh bic 2iifte, i6rie aus
boiler &eble etnen S6nur su benz erpz
ben Wefen, bab bic 3piQinssi0bne
bes nadbarliden Sdien, bas boppelte
g9o, bic Sprmel erdbli9er Suriidsas
ben: unb peri9pano morbsieris in
benz iGauerli6en @etliifte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
1. aapitel.
@inIeitung q.


Eaft i'm nDrbli9iten Sbeile bon
Glib 4merita befinbet ii6 Elm &iilterl1
lamb unter benz Hamen 9upana.
Sm Sabre 1866 puroe bier Elm Sort
enaelsat gum S9uBe Der glngeipan'
berten.
oils bas 2anb ben ani9ein setpann,
bah es mad penisen Sabren einem
bliibenben 9arten glei6en tonne, 90
Gen bic !Soldnper unter portbellbatten
9ebingunsen beuti9e 9fldn5er herbel,
tauf6ten gesen @uaren unb Sob gte1
Ger bon ben afritaniihen &iiiten elm,
Inn bic 9lantagen nit arbeitenoen
Gtlapen su bepDltern, uno le9ten 5us
erit ben 9runb gu Der am brelten
ssluBe @urinam gelesenen PflanSitaot
9aramaribp, bic nun nit ibren ihos
men, eerGumigen StraBen, NIT ben
boppelten unD pierfa4en Heiberl bon
Samdrinben>, Sransenz nno 2tmps
nienbGumen, unb NIT ben apiiben
Diefen Ileen unb ben sei9mddpou
erbauten, aierliaen Sduiern ii9 aus
bebnenben Siifte@ unD Sri4tez rei9en
@Grten elmer rei5enoen Wonnegegenn
aus fiiblt4er Seentpelt gu perglei6en.
Sci bieier po%rtbeilbaften 9eitaltune
hes Ganbes batten bic Hieoerldnoer ME
mebr i'm Gimme, bic &iiite bon 8upas
no berlafen Su polIen. uno Damlt
bieie in ibrem 8eiise bliebe, erbauten
fie glei6aeitig Die Sorts Neuamiters
BAN uno Spmmelsoied, BON benen
bas ~eritere in Der Splge 8eiibtbum be,
Gnaldnber seporoen unb Bis ieBt per'
blieben.
Niraenbs entpidedlts ii4 Der 9lans
taaenbau nit FOLDER 8ortreffli4teit
ipie IN houdnbii9en 8upana. Se,
aaffeebaum, Der auf ben ipeitinbii4eo
scsnieln nur einmal bes Subres Srii4t'
brinat, lobnt bier nit elmer 5peimalt:
oen grnte. 3uder, 8aumpoGe, Sn'
biap unb Gaccap ipu9erten balb il
ben unabiebbdren Yflan5unsen. I'M
iebt lit Der Sanbel 10 melt gebieben
baB iGbrli9 iiebensia biz a4t5il
S6iffe nit bieien prubutten i4pel
belaben. mad europa perienbet per
ben.
ghe bic sroberunssiii9tisen glab
aeiifter = 10 ipurpen bic aus europe
einaepanberten 9epflanSer bon Ime
rifas @~insebprenen genannt be
neuentbedten 2Gnber fih bemeiiter
batten, tppbnte an ben &iiiten ppl
@ununa Elm Snbianeritdmm; itarte
frGftise, luitise unb tbdtise Meni9el
lie bieben bic 8uaraunos. Sag
unb SiI6erei mar ibre 5auptbei4Gf
tiauna. 9enn bas 2unb 81 bebauen
fanben iie ni9t fir nDtbis, neil bi
Trii6te bes Yifangbaumes, bic fDit
Ii6en Bananas, bic balbreif gepflid
nnb getrpduei bas feinite Mebl bar
bietsn, aana sereift aber als bic Dor
siiglidfts Sbitart Idmeden, bieien
einfaGer Haturpplte, nebit ben grbeu
tunaen bur6 Sagb unb Sii4erei, bin
ldnalide g.abrung sepdbrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-20
2. &apitel.
Ser SGuptIing Der 9 a
rauI1ps.

rdunps.
en- iener 3eit aber, in bic Die fol-
esnoe 9eidi6te fdlt, hatten fid bic
@uaraunos, beiiegt uno Dertrieben bon
ben europGiIGen @rpberern, tiefer in
Die uralten, fat unSu9Gnsli4en Wdls
Der am llfer bes Srinoco 5uriidseSps
cen. Dprt bauten lie ii9 auf bobal
palmbGumen lire atmieligen 9itten.
9ie unjdbrlide lleberidpemmung oes
aenaltiqen Stromes, Der. ipie in
Ggppten Der fsgensrei9e Ril, resel>
mGBis ausgetreten, bic @rbe our upa
pioitsn Grseugerin punDeriAOner
8lithen unb berrlider Srii9te umse'
%itultet, in unmGbiaer @efpalt >aber
niht Telten bas 2ano 10 tief inter
feline @epGfer isbt, baB an manden
Gteaen nun mehr bic bD9Iten @ipfei
Der 8olmen iibsr bic SeeflGde berpora
raqen- bate Die SnDianer senOtbigt,
ME N0gel in Der 9uft, Spii9en ben
.3weiaea tsr 8Gume lire Heiter gu
bauen. sic Ilodten ndmli4 Don elmer
paluie saT anotrn tiefer uno bDeer
Die Stiels Der GiGtter, pbne tie bonn
Gtamme su frtfrn, feft unS arti ries
Ter @etpduht9eit 3uIammsn, unc bilbes
ten apf pieIe @eiie einen ,feiten Tl!bs
boben ii;r lire !9pebenben Sitten.
lleber pas untsre @efle6t lesten iie
Balmbldtisr unp Moosarten, 10 BOP
auf bieler feildtsn unterlase bic Weis
Der loqar !hre Gr9feuer unterbaIten
b~urften, o5m Der @efabr dusgeiebt gu
fein. o1R DER 0oaelbduer in sylamlnen
auflpoers. - Dos obere @efle6t be-
lsaten lia e~benfaIs nit breiten Balm.
blattern, nm ee Sa9ung III pilDsn.
llnb bdaiI oitie our Resenaeit niht
S6aber little, itri6en iIe Sbon iibcr
bic 8ldttsrlase. Wer CUR Nadt3eit
fiber ben Srinoep babinfubr, fonnte
nidt aenug %itaunen iiber pen berrliten
Mnblit. ben Die Slammen, reibenpeiIe
auflpbernb, bod in Der 2uft, apii6sn
ben @ipfeln Der bunteln, bo6itGmmis
Gen p~almbdume g~etpd6rten. -
sSn elmer iol9en 9iitte, Der bDhiten
inter alien anbern iuB Suaracriop,
Der Sduptling Der 9%uaruunos. Der
Spmabupt lag 81 ieiner redten Settle;
unb i6er ibm an einem paimspeige
bingen 8pgen unb &06er nit ben perz
aifteten pfeilen. Seitpdrts lobsrte
bas &Odfeuer, an Dem elm paar nadte
&naben, Suaraeripu's &inber, balbs
reife Bananas rDfteten. llnb Dor benz
SGuptling itanb 9paufpla, iein @sib,
bas ibm in einsr Yerlenmui6el ben
Saft bes berdui6enpen. palmpeines
barreihte.
@r nabm bic S6ale baitis aus ben
SGnben bes f6peiaIamen Deibes, epb
ben 8aumfaft nod buitiaer bic @urs
ael binunter, unb mari bic lesre Mus
fGel finiterblidenb bur6 cas Siittens
gefIedt Der palmsn in bic Giefe bss
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
The Bee Hive.

Friday selling begins the month s bus
mess To make a good beginning pu
chase of the following:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

stStouis Street Car Tracks Ars Dyna-
mlted Yesterday.

st<touls Street Car Tracks Are Dyaa
mIted Yesterday.
st. Louis, May sO.-A terrible sxplo-
sion, supposed to have been caused b.
dyuAnitsl placed on the track Of the
eslon lire at Fifteenth and Cham 4
bers sifs.'.. shook the buildings and
broke the glass ii all the windows in
sAs psighborhood at y 40 O'Clock this
norni
Many pssssns we're thrown from
their beds By tGs violent conoussiOn,
and all were awAks.@d more or less
terrified As near as thss could d.
termiue, It had resulted from Ayns-
mite which was exploded on the stree
car tracks. The damage to the rails
was not Marked, the explosive apps
nssntly having spent its force in the
air.
The shock WIS felt within radius
ota mile Of Fifteenth and chambsri
streets. Glass was shattered in win,
dows many blocks sway.
So far the police ha,e been qnabl,
to ind out who was responsible form,
Explosion.
The explosion created panic in tn
neighborhOod, and many people step
no more the rest OF the night, throus
nervousness or fear of smother txpl,
sion.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

"The Grady is new house, clean
and cool. Broad halls ana piazza
Very nesr.,he spring.
Mrs. A. f. RoBARrs,
White Syringe, Fla.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

Do you want to do paying business!
II &C, the first step is to choose an Ell
isi5le place to begin with, then with
the proper tact one rarely fails. l
have such a place to rent-a store sit
ua,ed between Monk and Mans
field streets on Oklethorpe s.. Also
for sale, one story and half house,
at Pellicany lie, forty yards outside of
city limits. A shell road running into
Brunswick makes it valuable property,
as one on bike can easily be sc tne
postofiice in twenty minutes after
leaving home. Titles gEsrAnteed'
J. y. FoeLER,
Real estate Col. Ag't,
SIS Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

Read the Bee Hive advertisement
today.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

WANTED. TO rent, nice 90 49,
90 st. simon for the season. Addres.
P, 0. box AGA wsycross, Gs.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
GREAT RELIGIOUS AWAKENING
Interest Ssill Increasing at shs saPEiIt
Ohuroh Largs gsnsSk cations.

Interest still Increasing at shs BaPFiI
Church Largs Congregations.
The meetings AZ rae Bsptist ohurol
yesterday and 6ast night we're nsrks,
with great religious fsryor.
result Of Or Whites clear and
forcefni sermon last pisht on Etsrnal
Life, msss believed and came out on
D. lords side. Great earnsstuess i.
nasnifssisd y The people. snd it has
bss9 .!Qng lime sluce suoha deep and
FfdespreAd Interest in religious mat
.teFs has been feltin this city.
Dr. White win preach thls afssr-
noon a I O'clock on the very interest
ing sablsot Of '.Ths Second Coming Or
CHRIST Ahothsr great effort viii be
faede tonight Pr. white cannot re-
mAin ip the CITY long. All are oordlal-
j Invited.
The special meeting q ths shop
yesterday for The railroad med was
'eFy helpful and much appreciated Is
hem. II
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

Thursdays selling ends the months bus.
mess 10 make good ending We offer
these Special Bargains.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
DEWEY CANNOT CONE.
Admiral Writes a Letter to City Clerk
BOdet to That Effect.

| TuHHd WHITES LstteT 70 lily Eiefl
Bodet to That Effect.
Admiral Dewey has written CIsrh
L. c. Bodet that, owing to sngs ge-
msuts for June. be cannot accept the
invitation ex end by Brunswick
city council to VISIT here. The an
nouncement from Admiral Dewey was
received with regret, as Brunswickians
had counted strongly on getting him.
HIS letter to Clerk Bodet reads:
OFFICE OF THE ADMIRAL,
l747 RHODE IsLAND AVENUE,
Washington, May %, 1900.
DEAR SIR:
| beR to acknowledge the receipt Of
your courteous letter Of the 25sb inst,
enclosing copy OF resolutions adopted
by the mayor and council Of the city
of Brunswick, invitios me to visit
that city during the month Of June
next.
Please convey to the mayor and
members Of The council my hearty
thanks for this invitation, and my re-.
greet that my engagements are such as
to prevent me from accepting.
Very truly yours.
GEORGE DEWEY.
Laurence Q. BoDxr, ESQ,
City Clerk Brunswisk, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
tEena he entertainment
at the open house tonight.


The sst ana
for cleaning 9
For sale ~ Il. Y, Ad
aerIy. Try d
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
THE 400 zoos ARE COMING.
viii Hold Big oon0lIsnllion i Brla0wisL

Will Hold : Big eonoassnasion ia Brunswick
u Juns 2oih.
The local Moo Ho0ss efFAngipg
for 4 big cone s9n n Bruhsyiok
on Juna y The sontheapiern Fair
citation has deslgn4ted that day
as Hoo Hoo day. and the local boys
viii entertain sofalIy. Tho indications
for large Atssaaanos il spendld, and
the Brunsvio end viii not lack 10
adding tAslr Iars 70 make al visitors
have a good tpe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
Be ON HAND BEFORE $50 TONIGHT.

Those Who Come Later Are Requested to
Wait at Door Until the siege is clesr.
The managers OF the entertainment to
be given tonight, under the auspices
Of the Brunswick Library Association,
have requested The Times to urge
upon all those holding tickets to be in
their seats at the opera house by s 80
o'clock. In the rendition Of the pro.
gram it is very necessary that no in
terrup.iOn take place, and thOee who
arrive after $ 80 are respectfully re-
qussted to wait at the door until the
stage is clear.
The entertainment ha. been given in
many cities, and has sIwsys mst with
unqusIifsd sucosss.
Tonight Miss Kelly win be assisted
BY LEGAL talent Of a very high order !.
and this viii make the program upasa
silly attractive.
Ticksts have been on sale sor several
days, and reserved seats san be secured
at Butts drug store. THE program a.
published in Tbs Times yesterday VIII
be reDdsrsd
---------------------
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

y - = good shorse, for his
Sea ies Eswossl sst.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31

An attractive program Of
elocutioh and music will be
rendered at the opera house
tonight.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-31
Wanted

Boarders. for large, comfortable
rooms-ceotrally located Meas fur
nl,hsd. References exchanged. Adj
dress Mrs. A., care of The Times.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
Huntington
Is No More
HUNTINGTON is DEAD.
Hupdrsd Miliioaairs Dies Suddenly Ut HI,
Adirondacks Home.

aundrsd MillioAairs Dies Suddenly Ut HI,
Adirondscks Home.
New York, Aug. I4-Collis P. Hunt.
,ngton, president of the Southern Pacific
railway. died At midnight at his summer
aome in the Adtrondacks. He had beer
III for some time but death was not antici.
oated. Coils p. Huntington was born
in Connecticut Of excellent stock Octo.
DER n. 1891. He began his business
career as an GRAND boy and went to
New York and battled alone with life al
The age Of IS. The fortune he leaves is
estimated at one hundred million dollars
His frs, fortune was made in I84o, when
,e went 10 California with stock Of
goods. ACCOMPANIED by bis brother.
There were Other merchants there, bu,
freight facilities were slight and the
country was filling rapidly with the tide
II gold seekers. Huntington and his
brother stored their goods until all kinds
II merchandise had risen 200 per cent.
chen they began to sell and Coils P.'s
hare of the first years business was
100000. Later he engaged in railroad
contracts and surveys of the Central and
Southern Pacific and he has been the
great power in controlling these great
highways Tor over third OF a century.0
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
BRYAN'S GREAT SPEECH.
Millions VIII Hear It ~ Delivered From
Photographs.

Millions VIII Hear It As Delivered From
Photographs.
Chicago, Aug. I3-Mr Bryan closeted
himself with photograph today and
delivered over again parts of the speech
of acceptance he made at Indianapolis
last week. Those sections in which the
candidate promised to call an extra
session OF congress to deal with the
Philippine question, and the closing
PERIODS we're the principal parts Of the
speech that went into the photograph.
1t is expected that Bryan's speech as
ground out by the phonograph will play
an important part in the campaign.
Col. Bryan will not be in Chicago on
Tuesday, August %. the day Of the great
parade of the Grand Army of the Re
public. Rather than embarrass Presi.
dent Mckinley by counter demonstra.
ton, the Democratic nominee for the
chief maglstracy will defer his arrival to
the next day or perhaps two days later.
This decision was reached after Mr.
Bryan was made acquainted with the
programme and the part to which he
was assigned.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
THEIR IDEAS CLASH.

one Party ftants Independent Ticket
While tn. Other Has Not Yet Acted.
Indlanapd s. Aug. I4-The two anti
.mperialistio conventions are gathering
large delegations here. The national
party, which is gold party opposed to
imperialism. was presided over today by
Louis R. Enrich of Colorado Springs.
This is the party which asked the Gold
Democrats to name ticket and bolted
because it did not. 1t will now ask the
Anti Imperialist party which meets in
Tomlinson hall tomorrow to do the same
thing and will be similarly treated.
Tomorrows convention of Anti I'm.
perialists will be called to order by
former U. S. Senator Henderson o!
Missouri, who will introduce Governor
Boutwell, of Massachusetts, as chairman
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
heSS|)Qe
From M CO1Qe|
LATEST FROM coNGER.
Message Received Whose Contents McKin-
10y Must Learn First.

Message Received Whose Contents McKin-
Icy Must Learn First.
London, Aug. I4-The Chinese minis
ter denies that the Legations have been
re.attacked. He says that food Is being
regularly supplied the foreigners BY the
Chinese government.
Washing ton, Aug. t4-Another mes
sage from Minister Conger was handed
to the state department by the secretary
of the Chinese legation this morning.
The message was dated today and came
by way Of Shanghai. The state depart.
ment refused to make its contents public
until tomorrow. 1t is being repeated to
the president at Canton.
Washington, Aug. I3-The American
commander in China. in a despatch Of
just three words received at the war de
partment late this afternoon, sent thrill
Of exultation and expectancy throughout
official quarters by announcing his ar
rival at Ho-Si WI, only thirty three
miles from Picking, last Thursday.
The last heard of him before this was
at Yang Tsun, which had been captured
after hard fight. and word of bis move
ments since then had been eagerly await.
ed. Thursday he was eighteen miles be.
yond Yang Tsun. Lang Fang, the place
where the ill fa,ed Seymour expedition
met its fate and turned back, had been
left behind. The battle of Yang Tsun
was fought on the 9th and the advance
to Ho.Si.We was accomplished on the
9th-a march of eighteen miles in three
days.
This was four days ago and at the
same rate of progress Chaffee is even
now fairly within striking distance Of the
walls of Peking. 1t was consumma.
zion which the war department had
awaited calmly, as it accorded with cal
culations, although the advance had been
more rapid than was expected.
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Three Lille Bodies
Buried h| SQ1d
BURIED ALIVE.
Boys Buried Beneath . Bank Of Sand,
While ut Play.

Boys Buried Beneath . Bank Of Sand.
while 1t Play.
Pueblo, Aug. 14-Henry Van Loon. a
prominent ranchman, living twenty miles
from Galatea in Kiowa county sixty miles
east of Pueblo on the Missouri Pacific
railroad. telegraphed to Pueblo yester
day for three little collins, but his mea
ger message was only suggestion of
the fearful tragedy BY which his three
oldest boys. aged 6. 10 and IL years, we're
all killed at the same instant.
The little fellows had made for them,
selves a cave in a sand bank not far
from their fathers house. They had
played there for months and went there
together this morning. Nothing was
thought OF their absence until sometime
past the dinner hour, when they had
failed to appear on time. as has invari.
ably been their custom. Search was
made for the children and one of the
first discoveries made when they were
sought at their regular play ground was
that the cave had fallen in from above
and was filled up some feet. All hands
were put to work and fears and suspic.
ions soon gave way to horrible reality
for the three little bodies were found
pressed down in the sand just where
the youngsters had been playing when
the collapse came, certainly without
warning. Death resulted from suffoca-
rim
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
UNCLE SANS PENSION BILL.

There are now on the pension rolls at
Washington oo3,52o names. showing an
increase of over 1000 in the last fiscal
year. During the year 4o,645 original
applications were granted and 4,69o
names were restored, while $4,000 were
erased on account OF death, 900 because
of remarriage and 6.6I3 for other causes,
There are still pending IN the pension
bureau over $4,000 claims, and the sums
paid out last year upon the army and
navy pension rolls amounted to $685..
4I2,i72, or nearly twice as much as the
average tor the last thirty FIVE years. The
high water mark was reached under
President Harrison's administr alton,
when nearly $4,000. 900 was paid out in
a single year.-Denver News.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-14
HEAD END COLLISION.

Rio Grxode R0nd Experiences n Had and
Fatal Wreck Today.
Colorado Springs, Aug 1.-two per.
sons were killed by head end collision
oetween north bound Rock Island and
south bound Rio Grande passenger
trains this morning near Monument.
Details are lacking. The Rock Island
train, which runs over the Rio Grande
track from Pueblo to Denver was behind
time. Both were heavily loaded with
passengers.