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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-05
OF All the WAYS Of Reaching

Chicago the Union Pacific is the
best Choice of routes via Omaha
or via Kansas City In points of
speed and equipment it's trains are
unequalled. See your local agent
or address E. R. Griffin, general
agent. Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-05

Clothing Dept.
l65 mems suits. all shades
and styles, actual value, $1,000,
square and round corner $3.50
ITO mems suits, fancy mixed
cashmere, up-to-date and black,
actual value, Sl3 80. at $1,000
l15 mems suits, actual value
$3.50, fancy and wool cheviots,
nobby suit, on sale at S12.5O
Mems $3.50 oyercoats $500
Mems 500 ulsters $685.
The same cut as above on
every and best suit in the
house.
Boys blue cheviot suits, reg
ular $3.50 knee pants suit Sl.25
3 piece boys suits, worth
$3.50, on this 10 days sale at
S495
Fine youths suits, up to $40,
all woolen fancy cashmere,
black and blue black, worth
$3.50, at SS95
S;S;:. ss5.ss; Ss's sss :; ;'z'ss zs;s 'i a $l.45
All our SO 90 hats at $3.50
75c working and dress gloves
SOC
Mems 75c wooden sweaters
48c
Sl.50 Woolen sweaters Csc
81 80 passemere shirts S1.OO
Toe mems fancy laundered
overshirt. with 2 collars, 46c
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-05

w. A. Tribble reconsidered the
matter of purchasing the Pioneer
barber shop and this morning de-
cided not to take it. The result is
that Johnston is still welding the
razor at the old stand.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-05
A few of the many
Bargains

to be found OF the Globe for the
next ten days.
% pieces blue, red, grey,
black an dwhite calico 4ic
Ladies' 50 and ST walking
skirts $3.99
90 pieces LII unbleached
muslin 4ac
20 pieces Sc Amoskeg apron
gingham 59c
10 per cent discount on all
coats. capes, jackets and furs
for the next ten days.
&c and 7c handkerchiefs on
sale at 3 for 1Oc
Children's underwear, sizes
Is. Is, 20 and %. vest and
pants, worth l5c at &c
oHliuTtn unutT wear. SIZES
"a, %, 2S and 30, vest, pants
and drawers, the regular 25c
special 15c
20c and 25c per skein knit
ting yarn 125c
Soc and 35c children's hoods,
special price 19c
Ladies' and misses 20c and
25c mittens, special 13c
One lot 30c and 35c wool fas-
cinators and Shetland shawls,
special 21c
20c and 25c plain and novelty
dress goods, special 10 day sale
price 13c
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-05
LOCAL NOTES.

Ladies' and Misses outing fan
mel night gowns at Proctor Il Cos
5456
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
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ARMING FOR TROUBLE.
Securing ReyOIvers Dis
covered.

LeayenwoIth, Has, June 17.-Con-
siderable excitement has been created
by the uneartbing of what appears
to be a scheme of the negroes Of
Leavenwor1h to arm themselves with
reyoNers purchased from soldiers al
Fort Leayenworth. Ever since the
burning of Fred. Alexander the ne
groes of Leavenworth have been in
an ugly mood, and conservative men
say that the race feeling stirred up
at that time may break out at any
time. The police are doing every
LrtuEI- Fsg..f-.
"a u.'5tsvs--r- t'.4
Leayenworth to recover the reyolyers.
II seems that the negroes had cir
culatcd the report among the soldiers
at the fort that they would buy up
al the government reyolyers offered,
and several soldiers took the opnor.
tunity of disposing of the govern
-ments goois. Lieut.. +. L. Deem, OF
Troop X, finally set trap for the
negroes, instructinc certain privates
to offer their weapons for sale. Thrce
negroes, who bought them were ar
rested and are being held.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
DOWrE'S LATEST PHANTASY.
Says the Doctors are Preparing 10
KIdnnp and Drive Him
Insane.

Chicago, June 17.--John Alexander
Dowie announced at his meeting in
Zion tabernacle yesterday that Ger
tain physicians of this city had
formed plot to kidnap him, lock him
in detention hospital and beat him
on the head and back till he should
lose all his reasoning powers and be-
come really insane.
He said that the kidnapping might
take place last night, and after the
service he called a special private
meeting of the male members of Zion
10 take steps to help the Zion guard
ilt protecting him. He also made
threats against the physicians that he
would do to them as he thought they
were trying to do to him, unless they
shall let him alone and stop calling
him a paranoiac.
+. y it'll all this Dowie repeated contin'
ually his pretensions to be Elijah re.
incarnated, making way for the end
ot the world, and he incidentally laid
claim to Immortality until such time
as his work was accomplished.
81 have special information
shouted the general overseer to his
followers, that law has just been
juggled with special reference 20 me,
These doctors have fixed it so that an
insanity complaint does not have to
come from a relative now, but may
ccme from any man who says he acts
in public interest.
do you know what this means? It
comes from the same men who are
calling me a paranoiac 1t means they
are going to lidnap me. They will
try TO get me some night. They will
carry me to a hospital and bind me
hand and foot. Then they will beat
me and torture me- al they make me
insane. That's what tney will do, the
tiends, the scoundrels!
81 say to Zion, 'On guard' l want
every member of Zion and every male
member especially, to remain after
this service and plan with me how
to protect ourselves from these
,corndrels and thieves. The emer-
gency is great"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
SENATOR ALLISON NOT IN IT.
The Iown senator Declares That Hs
IL Not Il Candidate for
the Presidency,

Washington, June 17-Senator Al
lison. of Iowa. called at the White
House. Speaking of Gov. Shaw's telc-
gram urging him to enter the presi-
dental race. Senator Allison said he
had already announced that he would
not be candidate. 81 have net
changed my mind said he. II am
not in it," There is reason to believe
that the senator has written a letter
upon the subject to GOV, Shaw.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

A baby buffalo was born, Sunday, in
the zoo at Forest Park, st. Louis.
The young King Alfonso XIII. at,
tended his fist bull fight, at Madrid
Sunday. He received an enthusiastic
ovation.
Feeding pupils on soap to stop
gum-chewing, is a new mode of pun,
lshment in Chicago schools.
Arrangements are being made ia
publish a daily newspaper in the In
diana state prison.
j. II, Patterson, wen known tc
sporting people, was shot and serious
~ wounded by Samuel T. Forsyth in
sensational encounter at Lexington
NY, over a gambling debt.
Capt, Giles Ewing, aged 10, one o!
the oldest steamboatmen in the west
fell overheard from the J. c. Kerr, al
Evansville, Ind, and was drowned.
Charles l.. Kraft, for more thar
fifty years resident of st. Louis
died suddenly, Sunday night, at hi,
home
lance T. v-,a,,,,
years ago, was one of the bcst-knowI
minstrel men and circus clowns in the
county, is dead at Overbrook, n. J..
DIR. NJ, c. Mcnamara, once widel,
known as ST. Louis dentist, who ac
II tI.l e..
practice died snnda, ''"s" MS
The Y NJ r 4 iHhi,oo ao..........-
in Philadelpbia adionrnod u,;., naa
cial services Sundo,, o+
churches in tbe intorost ~ ~.
"Younr Mans Cou.o,, 'A'
Paul Park. tbc cigbt.yoo,-oI1 ,or
Of Rev. GIVE Park. Of Ramsey IN ,,h-
was kicked by horse lolt lrandn,,
died of lockiaw sunday rich4
Senator Allison save 10 in 4o III
to run for president in tool .. s,,a
gested by some eosto,n ro,vsnona,',
and by GOV. Shaw of Iowa
The Bismarck stotre ,yos ,,,ro;,,d
a Berlin. Sunday. i'm the nreeerca 70
the emperor and cmnress princo uo,.
bert Bismarck opd mon, n,e,,hor, -.
the court.
Lord Kitchener renorte , disos+ro,,
affair with Boers in which onI,. ~
o., 49,. '" '"i1 ''
o"' | " |o0 'ictorIah mounted lnfan'
"9 ,s1'ieu oe'hg Killed. wounded OF
'"N'n PiSohcrS'
= V W. i''"''eroee lumber yard, at
i'o1'o"' was burned MONDAY morning
onu - " lol'l loss between 2,0Oo,
wv an" ''0oo'ooo leet OF lumber was
'"' '''T, ",
~ Nool'eF' loriner candidate for
PirS'o'''' Oh 'ne prohloltloh ticket
WI. many ,""r o' 'he "orlu' during
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
ON A CHARGE OF BIGAMY,
Earl RuSseu Arrested and dArrniGned
for BIGnmy In London
Police Court.

London, June 17.-Earl Russell has
been arrested on n charge of having
contracted bigamous marriage IN
the United States. The earl was met
at the railway station upon his ar
rival from the country by detectives,
with warrant, and was taken to the
Bow Street police court, where he was
formally charged. The nobleman ap-
pcared TO be quite unconcerned. The
earl was remanded under $4,000 bail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
HEARD IN THE LIBRARY.

James Whitcomb Riley says that he
waited 20 years before his manuscript
was accepted.
In 1900, the population of Iowa and
Minnesota combined was larger than
the population of the country when
Washington was president IN 1851
BEFORE he became famous as now
p,ist Robert Barr was schoolteacher
hin Canada. In the course of time he
lurifted into journalism and founded
he ldlcr company with jerome a.
erome in 1902,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
AMERICAS CUP DEFENDER.
The New Rigging of the Constitu'
tion Completed Yesterday
Looked Very Neat.

Bristol, r. l., June 17.-The force oil
riggers, with several members of the
Constitutions crew practically com
pleted the rigging of the Constitution
last evening, enabling the crew TO
once more hoist the yachting ensign,
the New York Yacht clubs peunant
and the owners absence sign.
The Constitution looked very neat
yesterday afternoon with her top'last
on end, colors flying and clean decks.
An unusually large number OF
steam yachts and steamboats, passed
through the harbor yesterday, bring
ing people from various points to look
at the cup defender.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
THE SEARCH FOR EDWARDS.
The Willy Negro Leading the Othcers
of the Law II Long
Chase.

Shreveport, La. June 1.-THE
search for Prince Edwards, the mur.
derer of John Gray Foster, continues.
There seems to be no doubt that the
negro being pursued in northeast
Texas is the man wanted, but his
course is so sinuous that it is extreme.
ly difficult to follow his trail.
A telephone message received from
Marshall, Tex, yesterday afternoon,
saws that the searchers are working
night and day. Great difficulty is ex.
perienced in extracting information
from the negroes in the country
through which Edwards is supposed
to have passed. All is quiet at Ben
ton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
THE PHILIPPINES REVENUES.
An Increase of Nearly n Million Dol
lars in the Custom Revenues for
the First Quarter of 1901.

Washington, June 16.-An increase
of $940,5l5 in the customs revenues
of the Philippine islands for the first
quarter of 1901, as compared with the
same period of 1900, is set forth in a
statement made public by the divi-
sion of insular affairs of the war de.
partment. The total revenues for the
first quarter of the current gear
amounted to $2,199394.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
A Shortage of Cars.

Tacoma, Wash, June IA short
ape of ears for handling the lumber
and shinglc business of the Pacific
Northwest has commenced three
months earlier this year than usual
in several instances mills have been
forced to stop their work entirely
until more cars are received.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
,,.,nool Grain Imports.

Liverpool, June l7-lmports of
wheat into liverpool last week were
81 ZOO quarters from Atlantic ports,
none from Pacific ports, and $4,000
from other ports. Imports of corn
from Atlantic ports last week were
AGA 200 quarters.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

Denver Col, June 17.--Command-
mt w. D. Snyman, Of the South Afri-
can Republic, is in Denver on a lecture
tour. the proceeds of which are TO aid
tho Doer priSCncrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
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RN the Mnrconl sYktem.

London, June 1.-THE steamer Lu-
cania, the first of the Cunard vessels
to be fitted with the Marconi system
of wireless telegraphy, made com.
munication with the shore when 20
miles from Liverpool.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
NewfoundIand's New Governor.

St. Johns. N. f., June l7.--Sir
Cayendish Boyle, The new governor oi
Newfoundland. arrived yesterday iron
England to assume his administrative
duties. lie will take the oath Of of.
fee today.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

'P'n the joint request of the moth-
'au widow OF Baron Won Kettelcr,
u a'PFFcr William has caused a dis
..4 Y. 10 be sent TO the German min
N N. IN Pekin, DR.. Mumm Won
,ll"afuenstein, n, directing that the
n " Ol his predecessor be inferred
\ !. transported to Berlin for final in.
!. ,''p'' later on the paternal es-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

Al option on l5 acres in the eastern
'opi0s of Pueblo, Col, was taken,
The lltb by a new stock yards
EuPaay which will be capitalized at
|"VO0 and which is financed by
|@6 yard interests in St. Louis and
i-Sas OIty The Missouri Pacific
-I'oaa TO- is also supposed to be in
|rstcl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

The battIeship Oregon arrived at
nn Francisco, on the 12th, from the
lent Preparations had been made
make the homecoming of the ia.
'odS vessel memorable one, but
ley were anticipated by the arrival
The vessel "A hours earlier than
le was expected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22
rh. NeMnrIs at sueH.

suez June 17.-The United States
cruiser Newark, which left Manila
about May 5, homeward bound, has
arrived here.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

Unset rubies to the value of 10,0OC
ancs were seized by customhouse in,
|psctors, on thc nth, in a room IN
be Grand Union hotel, in New York
By, occupied by two young Belgians
BE Jewels were brought to this coun.
b by the Young men, May q last,
pom Antwerp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

| A. j. Boliour, the government lead
b answering a questioner in the
|rtsh house of commons, on the
Eb, said there was no foundation
b The rumors oAoat of peace nego-
|tins with the Beers. The Boer
fongtb in the field was estimated to
Il l1000 men
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

Senator Hanna, on the 14th, an
bounced the appointment of Hon,
E5p Blodgctt, of Grand Rapids,
(fcb.. as a member of the republican
national committee to fill the vacancy
h that body caused by the recent
Eatb of Hon, VIM. Elliott, of Michi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

u, ,4' supreme lodge of the Ancient
|,.s., E5a O' United Workmen, with ju-
n., NUN over the United States and
E,'V. 'u'' excepting the Province of
|, ''O' ~, convened in Buffalo, N. Y, on
[,,, n,n' with 200 delegates present.
II '.lue Master Walker, of Milwau-
|.nt presented his report, showing a
|Al llVy''hlp " of 100000 in connection
u'e supreme lodge.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

M y, eDicago board of trade, on the
f.. ",'o suit IN the United States
|n,,,' ~ .'lhelnnati against the Odell
|nD,s'l 'ssIon Co, and the telegraph
E,is ,5a,'leS ,, for an injunction to re-
h A. sa1 5,e odel| company from receiv-
| n. sau using the quotations of sales
IA 1' n.' o0ard of trade, alleging that
IN. Wy y, uepriyed the plaintiff of the
kst,tital " IT'S own property in these
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

h an Iu' 'n Mckinley, on the nth,
|r, I'm, v"cc'aaI Quietus to the third,
|n,r '1IR which had ooined some cur.
|ri,ws ,.,, .ie newspapers through in
|pNio,q with certain well-known re.
as ,o iayoring the denomination
|tlarine ','u'nt 1or a third term, by
b M, ny, over his signature, that he
|n5 NJ. candidate and positively
k1p,a%'O ~. accept the nomination if
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

4 preliminary census volume, just
|.,,rel gives the population of the five
,,re cities of England, exclusive OF
o15on as follows: Liverpool, GS4,'
ID, Manchester 5l3,969; Birmingham
|a1se Leeds, 42S,953; Sheffield, $780,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

| King Edward appears to have de-
| ,5e1 10 secure worthy pictorial illus
,,otions Of the incidents of his reign.
/ h has commissioned Seymour Lucas
= noint a picture of the royal recep,
.,n of the Moorish embassy,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

y,.. Ruth. daughter of Senator
r.aao @ has accepted an invitation t7
',' ,a.oo tbc cruiser Cleveland, now
'1',, w., hn;It Mt Bath, Me. The vessel,
!. a'n' =, understood, will be launched in
/. ,bort time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

h mdo. 'e'ary !, of the treasury, act,
|itea aS, 6, 'he recent decisions of the
|al,, states supreme court in the
E,Es .,' usses, has held that no draw.
|DDsSS' S'n be allowed ON MERCHANDISE
|iy ! 10, 10 the Hawaiian islands after
|lea - lopS' these islands having
n,,o,loe ~ De a foreign country within
b aiiog of the tariff laws unde,
|ss5o 4, /, resolution of congress an,
|Aes a 'ne Islands to the Unitet
approved on that date.
lMn
anur%a' nv !, iuea of ascertaining how
IL ae,"re no', for Montreal a large shar,
"a, isa insprl,lwestern grain and / freight
hi sn.,, '.e aarbor commission of Mon
h on ap,hI ,Ss the the greater part Of '''1,, tn,
satOr ny, '''h' Inspecting Chicago'l
'nO terminal facilities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

,I,,on S. Pngrce, former governor
i'g Michigan, is in London, suffering
o. |'o wv Ind attack of dysentery. In
lF0n ation " of the intestines has de-
iair lDno5 and there are symptoms OF
| .tonitiS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

,-,tory Long will appoint a board
al S' officers shortly TO proceed "a
d s.n pu'T. Rico and examineinto the adVis
foI!O Ig!,,. l o( establishing a United States
'o,nI' aI station on that island.
o,,iom ]. Bryan will speak in Wa
VIM, yum \ Y. on the 25th, at the in
'5'~o 5'',ion of Rev. II. N. Dunning, pastor
NUM-, he stone Street Presbyterian
o. W. ,I and formerly of Lincoln, Neb.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-06-22

,InaVal 0llcel =
o. ~ 't picc and examine into the advis
fos,D J. .s,,,. Of establishing a United States
na,I naval station on that island
,r,,,iom ]. Bryan will speak in Wa
VIZ % \ Y. on the 25th, at the in
'a@ ,;on of Rev. II. N. Dunning, pastor
'I'',i Me Stone Street Presbyterian
q 'l,.ob oh and formerly of Lincoln, Neb'
,1,,on s. Pingrce, former governor
Tiebioan, is in London, suffering
o. .a had attack of dysentery. In
iIVn a,ion of the intestines has de-
lll.D ',nne5 and there are symptoms OF
pdtOnitis'
Mics Ruth, daughter of Senator
. r.ano @ has accepted an invitation t0
i'.i,tep % the cruiser Cleveland, now
,.;,g ,.. milt at Bath, Me. The vessel
!. '' !. understood, will be launched in
! short tine
Tho battlcsbip Illinois arrived at
|, iug shinyord at Newport News, Va.
,a' ~ be he iltb, after a remarkable run
yarn !, the coast, during which she
ur '..5s an average speed of IS knots an
smr under natural draught.
King Edward appears to have de-
.asd 10 secure worthy pictorial illus
cations of the incidents of his reign.
N, has commissioned Seymour Lucas
N paint a picture of the royal recep-
,na Of the Moorish embassy,
, prcliminary census volume, just
E,red gives the population of the five
,rge cities of England, exclusive of
,o5on as follows: Liverpool, GS4,.
| d, Manchester, 5i3,969; Birmingham,
EsIs2, Leeds, 42s,953; Sheffield, $780,
Eli
Senator Hanna, on the 14th, an
bounced the appointment of Hon,
Eobp Blodgctt, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. rs a member of the republican
national committee to fill the vacancy
Il that body caused by the recent
heath Of Hon, Wm. Elliott, of Michi'
Em
Canada is specifically excepted in
| be official announcement that the
herman federal council, on the basis
II the law Of May 20, has decided
Om July 30, to extend to the prod
Jets Of Great Britain and her colo
Is the most favored nation treat
knt,
Unset rubies to the value of 10000
ancs were seized by customhouse in
|rectors, on The 18th, in a room IN
be Grand Union hotel, in New York
| y, occupied by two young Belgians.
bo isval. ,yara bronGbt to This conn
b by the Young men, May p last,
,,m ,rtv.ar,
A. ]. Eoliour the government lead
answering mestioner in the
| British house of commons, on the
Fh said there was no foundation
tr,not5 IN ,br frld was estimated to
r0o0 men
-.-
The United States gunboat Concord
|t Yokohama, ON the 10th, for Una
ba, where She is to assist in en-
Epng the liquor laws in that section
otherwise take up the duties for
tEy performed by the gunboat
|leeIne, which recently was put out
The battlcShip Oregon arrived at
n Francisco, on the 12th, from the
fDt Preparations had been made
make the homecoming of the ia.
ms vessel memorable one, but
ey were anticipated by the arrival
the vessel "A hours earlier than
was expected.
.
The 1ltb, by a new stock Yards
|npauy which will be capitolilad At
10000 anC which is financed bv
eek yard interests in ST. Louis and
+mss City. The Missouri Pacific
nroad Go, is also supposed 70 be in.
rested
.
Pln the Joint reOunst of the mnth.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-27
GAifSnahrihtem.

Nep Oort, 81. Seb. 9lHget.:
rSoutbfpart". bon Mnttperpen; uaats
fer Wilbclm Der 9robe". BON 8remen.
plpmoutb. 26. Jeb. Inset.:
.Yenninlpunid". bon Nep Oprt, nd4
Samburg beitimmt.
8remen 26. 5eb. 9lngef.: r&0=
nisin Cutie. bon SEEM Yort, ptd
Soutbampton.
@enua. 26. Se6. 9lngef.: rSiirft
8ismard". bon Retp yorf, pid @ibrdl=
tar unb Nedpel.
4ntperpen, 26. Teb 2lbseg.:
rWsiternlanb", na9 Soutbampton unb
Rem Yorf.
@tbruttar, 26. Seb. Qlnqef.:
r8aiierin Maria SbereIa", BON Hep
Yorf. na9 Neapel unb @enua be-
ftimmt a
2iber DBL, 26, Seb. 9lngef.:
Dominion" bon pprtlonb; vSplpiaz
no, bon 8oFpn.
Ger itrg, 81. Sebr. 2lngee
tommen: nPennfplpania" bon Ietp
Yorf. nod 5amburs beitimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-27
& n B es 9rube NJ
ltndliid.

Gbepenne, Wpo., q. Sebruar
Ous entfeblihfte 9rubenungliid, ppr
ipeldem Wpouliug felt Der 4lmp'
&ataitropbe Dor eSubren betroffer
ipuroe, ereignete Iih in Der Moatae
yldAt in Otdmonbpille. Our9 Ell
5euer, pe(9es in Der 9rube Np. aus
brad, funoen 26 Sergleute ibren Sob
uno ibre pertphlten 2eihen befinben Iid
nod in Dem StolIen. Ods sSeuer brad
aus fur3 nd9oem Die g2a9ti9i9t eins
gefdbren tpar uno Die Slammen perz
breiteten ii6 nit iol9 reibenber S9nels
ligteit, Dap es MIR einem Der 8erglellte
gelang, fi9 aus Gem brennenbenS6a6=
te Sn retten. Dieter eine 1T Sobn 4n>
oerion uno berlelbe bat 70 f9pere
Sranopunben erlitten, bdb er niht
fdbig mar, 9fGberes iiber ben unfalI 5u
iagen. Slles, mas er porbrd1te, mar,
bab er ii9 pl0Blih einem Wau bon
Seuer unb &au9 gegenii6er befaro unb
na9bem sr ieinen &opf nit einem
ueber3ieber umipidelt bate, fi9 bur9
bic Slammen einen Weg nad bem gtns
gange bdbnte.
4Hberion mar es audi, Der ben url=
bern 8erglerten Die erFte Melbung bon
Der &atdftropbe ma4te. 0unberte bon
Bergleuten eilten ibren bebrdngten
Mitar6eitern gu 0ilfe, absr bas syeuer
bate bis odbin fbon 10 geipaltige Mus<
oebnung geponnen, oab elm Ginorins
gen in Den Shaht unm0glih par.
WGbreno Der gan5en Na6t tOnaentrir-
ten ii9 ibre @nitreneungen barauf, bas
Jeuer duf Die 5lpei @ingdnge. in benen
es ausgebro6en tpar, 81 be54rGnfen
unb um ein peiteres umii9sreifen Der
5lammen Su perbiiten. faten fi6 bic
2eute, fpenn au,b i,hiperen Ser5ens. ses
nOtbigt, bic Gtnednge suaui1attei,.
OO9 geIfab bies ert, na4bem ale
W0gli9teit, paB nod elmer ibrer Same
rdoen in Dem S9a6t am 2eben fein
tonnte, geI6punoen mar. Tiemdno
bdtte unter ben iengenoen @lutben fiinf
Minuten leben fDnnen, piel ipeniger
nod mebrere Stunben.
Our9 bas 3ui9iitten Der ginednge
tpurbe oas Seuer auf fsinen Serb bez
f9rdntt, aber es ipirb mebrere Sage
bauern, Bis bic Gruben ipieber eeoffnet
unb bic 2ei6en gebprgen tperben tons
men. 8iele 2eute erlitten BEL ben Hets
tunQsarbeiten nod 8ranhtuunoen. 10