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HOTEL GOSSIP.

Eph II. PIummer, a retired leather
merchant Of New York, was at the Ken
yon yesterday. Mining, said ne, is
booming That's what brings me out in
this country. During the past few years
great strides This IS due to d great eX-
tent, especially in the west, 10 the de-
velopment of copper properties. There's
lots of copper in these hills, and that
means money Mr. Plummer is on his
way to Nevada TO inspect some copper
mines in which he is interested
Z. 5. Gosney of Flagstaff. Ariz., was
talking about sheep grazing at the
KnutsfOrd yesterday He said that the
extended drought OF the past two years
had caused a shortage Of feed and con-
seQuently of stock in his state Referring
TO sheep grazing on the government for
sive f0rest. reserves in my state and We
Sheepmen have been trying for some
years to get permission to Craze our sheep
Oh them. Last year we were SucceSStui,
but We are going to try to make 1t
permanent thing. But we do not want
this merely for our own advantage
The Kenyon.-George r. Webb, San
Francisco, J. D. KilpdtrIck. wyoming,
r 2 BinneU Denver; T. II. Penman,
Ma York; J. =. Kerr. st: Joe stock
yards: Bert L. Smith. Eureka, New; o
j. Smith Reno. New; ) PETERSON san
Francisco. Fred NJ. Johnson, St Louis;
Mr. and Mrs Scarlet. Big Timber; J. r
EdghfV Nephi. William Rektenwald.
] Kansas CITY: George D Harworth, COM
( ell Bluffs la: J. 4. Sprague, Denver; /.
I Thomson and wife, New York. o. M
I Thomson. Battle Greek Mich; Captain
R & Chamberiin and wife. Elkhart. lnd- !;
/ Byron Dirtkick and wife, Lansing, Mich. ;,
I GEORGE w Hile and wife, Ransom. Mich. >
( & G Colt New York, II B. WlnSer. New
I York: l. Iowenstein, Price; Charles g
Collins. Denver f. A HOlburt. san Fran
cisco. Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Burns. chi
/ cago: l. Sinsheiner, New YORK; II o
[ Strickling, Chicago; Hllam -; oe d!-
/ woke. Washington. d. c.; Gus HoHstadt,
/ chicago. o. ID. Banks, New York; +. r
/ Shears. Mrs. +. II. Rush, Denver =. r..
/ Pearson. Spokane; J. H Riley, j. IL
/ White, Montana
/ White House-W. S Arnold, II. kes-
| sell ogden; John Lawson. /. l1eWIston'
! SANDY George Lowry. Manu; l. X
1 smith Morgan, Utah; s L. Page, 10
I gan: W. II. Hood. Silver City; j. B VIII
, Iiaus TOOeIe. r. r Tanner and fanny
/ Miss Tanner. Beaver: A Stuart, Sandy
! y Ashley Turner. Chicago. Ills; j. {.
/ Cook and family. New York. W g hel-
/ ". Grand Junction; J. /. Wilson, Master
/ Wilson Idaho. T. NJ. Gross. RoyleStOn,
! pa J. W. Roberts Bingham; George T.
( WoIITnaun. Milton. c. J. CARRIER, STOCK
! ton. John A. MCAliSter, Logan; r. ~.
/ Curtis. Miss n Hughes. Park CITY: W .
| Ruvs Heber; Fl. Hefferman, Eureka
! JO6u Butter Biugham, NJ. RelnheineI
/ NFarvsviIIe: F. Alder, Mantl; J. F. Cnl-
/ dpster. Panguitch, c. R Beebe, junction
! NJ Gibbons, Bingham
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his GUAR afhLGb.
1t has been proven
and you probably
know by experience.
that Won cannot
fight the fIis and
weaknesses OF men
and women with
drugs. The medicine
taken into your
stomach weakenS
your vitality, ruins
your digestion, and
Shortens your life,
Electricity is the
FOuntain-the Is
sence-of Life: Il IS
Life itself. It is the
energy. ambition
nerve ana vital
force Of every hu-
man being. When
YOU are weak, phys
icallv, mentally or
otherwise. il is be-
cause Of lack Of
Electricity in your
system Ny Electric
Belt IS to supply the
need ed Electricity.
It is my own inVen-
aaz.a a~,A &C q
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HEAD
MEAKNESSANlDISEASE

May be Successfully fought By Electricity
Properly ADplied-Weak Men and Wo-
men are Offered a Cure That IS ALSO
lutte. Safe and SPeedy-Dr. Bennett
Guarantees His Electric Belt to Cure
II it Fails It Costs You N0thiEg-Read
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MIS- Chipman Sues for Divorce.

ISDecial CORRESPONDENCE
Provo. Jan. ELLA Chapman today
fled a petition asking separate main
tcnance from her husband, Stepnen Chlp-
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ward for my research, study ana de-
coVery the United States government has
given me the exclusive right to use my
methOd of applylng EleCIlCltY.
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DR.. BENEFITS E[EdRI( Bet

Is Of OuadruDIe Power. vet II Will not
cause that frightful burning and blister
ing as do other belts. which have pare
metal electrodes. Ny Belt has soft, SILK
en- chamois-covered sponge electrodes
my exclusive patent and used on no 9th
e7 belt or appliance. NV Belt can be re-
nevyed when burned out for only 55c; no
oyther belt can be renewed for any price,
s0d when burned out is worthless Ny
Electrical Suspensory for the perfect cure
of mems ailments free TO each male pa
tent - -. ----,,
give YOU a written legal guarantee to
refund every cent you pay for my Beit
if il fails to make a cure IN your case.
I will give my sworn StaIeInellL lhaL l
have on deposit at all times IN five O
the best National Banks OF the country
sufficient funds TO cover any guarantee
make This is certainly all you can ask
IT shows nv confidence in my treatment
NV Ouadruple Power Electric Bet stops
an loss of brain power. reneWs youth ana
keeps YOU young and vigorous ia spirit
and action. Every person should nave
Ore-there are times when you neeq IL
Write today I have written book,
se-,be Finding Of the Fountain OF Eternal
Youth +" sent free, postpaid, for the ask
ing Book explains all. Advice without
cost. Sold only by
.Dr.Bennett B Beif G6.
l13 to 1923 Union Block, Denver, Colo
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VANGUARD WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY
CONTINUED from page 3D.

Continued from page 3D.
convention in the history of the as
ISOLATION. The decorations of the as
>amhiy hall were. he said, the finest
of the sort he had ever seen I'm
America. Mexico or Europe. Salt Lake
Was without doubt the most beautiful
city in the country. He even went so
rar as tI promise good weather during
convention week.
Mr. Springer predicted that larger
staff Of newspaper correspondents
would h- sent re salt Lake dWlng the
convention than had ever before at
tended ~tnehmeu.S convention.
The result win be-" said hr. that
81 hen those men get back home they
viii write mp stories about salt Lake
That W.. give this city more and better
a1Tar-islu- than could be- go- FOR any
amount NJ money if am attempt were
made ta go out and buy it"
Street Car Service.
Chairman Leary called the meeting
O. order. bun was forced ro leave before
'.. work was Completed saud turned
over The chair rn John r. White One
.. .l" first matters taken up was
movement. .H get The street railways
81. furnish additional service during
me day ana -H PUN their cars uu tfII
-s' "- H..r.E IN rle morning during
convention week. a committee con-
-s.7E H. D. r. White. II. n. Rudy and
B. D. -,-HE WAS appointed To- confer
...- the officials of the road today and
aS. MS r.an
avery member of the committee was
a.H".H'-. a committee OF one t1 visit
any cham. who agS sriE displaying
rn a.-..- and ask that those Hta
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10 Handle crnmd

s4I ...r '+- ... Us down i'm bed with %
without + ...as the hotels commfrree
Gould Tr ..E- - Do this emergercv
jubilee .-.I-s "h, handled The
Jumped .rrr rs-.' successfully. has
--"-.r have S7 and be- and TT. h.
.f-7--1 '-T CONAN To-
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The change is made.
The Shoes are Here.

A display in our show window to-
day is a study worthy of parents at
tention.
Shoes built on anatomical lasts are
shown in pretty patterns. No danger
of an i'll shaped foot, if you get our
shoes for your children.
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Indre Installations.


Especial Correspondence
Park City. Jan. 12--During the week
may of the sacred orders of this city
installed their officers for the ensuing
term. The Following are the names OF
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A = RIs;al u. ORDER UNITED WoRKMES
hrst ana tnlr aioe 4aesd re: i Meets tie
month at their hall in the BaKar 81 each
nur reJfk. & s,.,H. Newton, NJ. W. a. =.
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MAILS, AND TRANSPORTATION
MAILS CLOSE.

western Via AZ. +. No. 11-7:oof i. nj.
of1ce hours postoflce, general delivery.
3 n. I'm. to 1880 p. M, daily except Sunday
E 5oi nydelly nn ys1 drSm Z ( AZ 2: ae n;r,to III vasv 81
open from II m. to i p. M General de-
livery Is closed while mail Is being dig
tributed after arrival Of trains each way
WEST &BoUND-NoRTHER PACIFIC
No.411--Leayes st. Paul s:55 a. ID Fargo,
4:lo p:,. u, M; Valley city. 5;5s m.s
Pm; Bisaar 81 1e:15A ). NJ; Ma;ndan,,
1880 p. n. %&4& HEI!225. MI
EAST BoUND-NoRTHERN PACIFIC
N0.&12-Leaves Dickinson . (. q. M; NAM
dan, 1920 a. M; Bismarck, 10 ::35 a. m. Z
Lawson, 2;06 g. M. Jamestown, 3:45
IN valley CITY, $3.50 a. M; Fargo,
Passengers can obtain permits OF agent
TO ride on some way freights each way.
13$% NORTH BOUND.
bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls Ry.lg
$$sS$# Daily except Sunday. s&s
Leaves Bismarck at $3.50 a. NJ; Arnold
sop a. NJ; Baldwin, $3.50 a.. m; Wilton,
9:45 q. m. ~. 5 H%%EsE $9E79
SOUTH BOUND.
3 m; Arnold, $50 p. M; Bismarcck,
Rates may be had upon application to
any Of the agents Of the B.,3W, e g. F.
Ry. Co., or by application to, e. II. walker.
trafhc manager, Bismarck. N. ID.
o. Z TELEPHONE.
Regular line between Bismarck. Wilton
ana .Washburn and way points. Bis
marck office at Western Union ETeIaA
graph office. Tz s3 800
.s, STAGE LINES. ss$5
For Fort votau u,ou ~.sux = l&2 &S%|5%
Ions, including Glencoe. Livona, Camp
pen, LaGrace, Fort Rice, Cannon BALI
,,Wllllamsport, Clayton, Hampton. En-
monsburg, Winona and Standing Rock:
stage leaves every morning excent SIM
DAY; returning leaves Fost Yates at T8
a. M. arriving In Bismarck aboutBe
a. M. r-t ~ g3TT-S 80.
For Fort Berthold, Coal Harbor TnrtF,a
Lake, Weller, Washburn, Painted
woods, Falconer,t Elbowoods. and way
%polnts, stage leaves every morning ex-&
cept sunday: returning leaves Bertholt
every morning, arriving In BismareS
#Gpo41 2 2. m. e (sees time card B., ". e
For Slaughter, Conger, crofte, cromyweeuls
Ana francis and way points, sta s.
leaves at 8 a. M. Mondays and Fridavs:
heeAt9ut = arrives In Bismarck Tuesdays and
MISSOURI RIVER PACKETS,
bent0n Pa transportation Companv n FIX . -
p i,aker, general superintendent: steamars
leave weekly during navigation Season
io !, Sla1dlng Rock, Fort Yates. Cannon
$S66aaan e way points, and to Washhnrn
Soal Harbor, M%annhaven and nm rivery
1870 as per special announcement.
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EDITORIAL Editorial Comment 81 tn $780,
Limited. -

Nothing richer has ayer been ma.
n nass Dy any railroad.-t. PAU Pin
Globe. p0 aa1a. Tst Pauf
.Ine best thing the railroad sworId
III Paul dispatch.
Prominent and Observation-Disclosures a.
PIC marvel at the creation 81 aTerancs.
ZIG comfort wrought by modern csr
u llalimn,efas.Aa-.--MinIeapoIis Tribune
.ne Pioreer limited stands today
perfect In construction, goree,,,1a IN
nnisnS and the acme Of luxury ana an, )
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Journai.
ne closest Inspection hewfIaars
annd takes the breath aWay. for shs
magnificeilcea and beauty 81 il All Is
81 ryenlendous..ss -Mfnneanrs1is
Times. ss#4 AAunssaeppcSaallss
The Pioneer Limited leaves mInna.
apolis at 7.3D and ST. Paul III as1o.
every evening IA the year for MIlwa,,.
zee Chicago, Via Ghicago M1IWau-
zee q stsA Paul Railway. lNn ewfra
on tbs train a
8 for tickets, herths or fian
appiy5to any ticket agent, 81 address,
..,. Il III GOMLEY.
Ass't s,ss. Y Pass. Agent, ST. Paul. MN.
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DEGREE or rJon,o,

~ n,4a nike OF HONOR rs
, ~ ltal Lodge No. 16. Meets i, s
Wori.,aua n onslh Tuesdays Of each month ~
"a r1solA Mra1 : 4 IT, IN the Baker block at 5 .
g. Ritchies. :. R Fsanaee. 6: Of -. Mrs. John.
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OCALDIRECTOR
BISMARCK CITY OFFICIALS.

%BISMARCK CITY OFFICIALS. 3}Ff
Mayor Il. ~. ... Edw.i G. Patterson
Clerk .... ........ .... Henry w; Ricnnolt
sTreasnre $3.50 ~. Il. ~. ....S. M Z
4 u ssasa u A. " . .s I. $3.50. (. !. I wv M. G s n1ls
.Al g4a19esaola Second MaT Wsra ao1 !. Yh sesi NJ, Z !,
]. a. Barnes; Fourth ward. ST Rohrer,,
a..W Sanderson. u .AIf 4
n Night Waterman -. ~. ~ John BoWmah
Chief OF Fire Department. $50. VIM. Jaeger
Custodian Of Engine ......P: MeHugh
city surveyor ............... aJOnn r7aroio
PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND OFFICES.
School Board-os. Hare, w. F. cochrane,
H. L.. Nicholson, Louis Larson, James
Mcdonald. - L
state oficials ..... .ofhces at Capitol
81 County, Ohicials-ofices at courthouse ex-
~ City Council-regular meetings nrst n
third Tuesdays of each month at council
chambers in Patterson Block. $50.
e9 9adsss First 81 National q; HanS1s salla.n asl''
Once e County Judge 800. WEEP Biock
ofsc e OF States Attorney .. pattersan Bl9ct
ofiee Of city treasurer. First Nat. Bank
Once Of City Clerk. $50. Patterson Block
45#Oflce OF City Justice ........Webb Block
ofIass Of of ssnI, gcS sSat1e First. Nat S Saaz A RiH
U.S.. Land Office -. First Nat Bank Blk
DIS Surveyor General ......Webb Block
=. 3. e eomm leG%s j. 4. Gage, M" FIST Ma Ma
Deputy 3. S. Marshal. . =. Frank Donnelly
United States Weather Bureau, (and state
weather and crop service) B. H.
bronson. director, government reserva-
ton, west Main street. LEEtsS1 !
Postof1ce. Agatha g. Patterson. spostmas-
st. Alexius HOSPITAL Main 8. Sixth sts
geon, r. R. Smyth. First Nat. Bank Blk
n Western Union Telegraph ONCE, MAIN ana
authorized Northern Pacific surgeons--F.
e. Smyth, Bismarck; q. B. Fu1niss, Man
Fort Lincoln-In course Of construction.
two miles southeast of Bismarck. y
TERMS OF DISTRICT CoURT-sTxTH
sssSa$E DISTRICT.
First Subdlvislon-At Bismarck, third Tues
day In May and fourth Tuesday In No
Second subdivislon-At Medora, Billings
NJ County; VIC terms. at such times as judge
Third subdiyision-At WNillliamsport, En-
$# mons county; two terms, at such time as
the Judge shall direct.
Fourth Subdivision-At Steele, Kidder
county; third Tuesday in June and second
Firth Subdivision.it stanton, Mercer
county; two terms, at such hmes as the
sixth snbdiviaion|At Washburn, Mclean
county; two terms, at such times as the
Judge shall direct -@%g
I'll Seventh Subdivision-Af Mandan. Morton
county; third Tuesday In April and first
3 Wednesday after the first Monday In No
a yeInber. -,
n eighth Subdivision-At Sanger, Oliver
county; two terms, at such hnes as ths
Judge shall direct. - i
Ninth subdivision-At Dickinson, Stark
county; first Tuesday In April and second
Tuesday In September. &S& ~ %.
Hon. w. =. Winchester. Judge; chambers
lin First National Bank Block. W.
&. M. futile. ~Stenographer. g.
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Bismarck Tribune readers know
what the American Ag~riculturist is
the best farm paper published. The
Orange Judd Farmer is the western
edition of this famous magazine. BY
special arrangement the Bismarck
Weekly Tribune mi year, tile Orange
Judd Farmer ~yearS5and the fam
Year Book, retail price Q c~ents-all
three Tor $1.35 s# sS5 A
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Bismarck Chapter, No II i = e,rrs.ss
1nrsts and third Fridays In aacb 8, =; Meets
T EdiaiSG Han,, Dakotah Block. Masftiiddss.
E1d eaca W.+M. Minnie B. Davidson Secr .aas sNs
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Acohprn

cabe sla mast Hive No. 2s--Ladies Of the Mac
each month at a. O.Au' W hh aT In
Gan0s Biock. Florence M. Hoskins : + , aus
E naIda u 3 Frances Marceilns. sRacnrsI
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M aa1cred ,GommaIidery, knights Ter.nliar&
NJ J. Meets third AThursday 1en'e eaasS
r. Ron r. g. M as hall. Dakota Bioch.
Recorde eraosklns, +. {. 7. Patterson
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or any kind they desire ID nrass,r,s
snouia nave them hen bound. me Irib-
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OF this nature III 7# il
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

bismarck Lodge,TA.; F.0& 4 M ;,.S
lAeets nrst and third Mondays In each
Month ~ M at Masonic hall. A. q. Pattarsnr %
AZ W " 2. cochrane, secretary.slS3osnI' M 95
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Merchants Hotel

80
After ten years Of absenrlsce,SI
have again taken charge of the
oldre1iable Merchants,an have
reftted and fully equipped tie
samewith baths, steam heatand
all modern improvements I so.
licit the continuance ofthe pat
ronage Of b pub,lic, and espe-
cially my friends ia the Dakotasas1
and Minnesota who have 50
long made the Merchants their
SttPaulhome.
--latest Dakota and Minnesota
paperslo on file. 5Sss Ss
Rates, $500 and $3.50; with
bath, $500. have addedthe
European plan for those who,
desireit, atfrom $1.OOto $1.5O;
with bath, $500. &
Electric cars now pass il front Of the Ho.
tel for all points In the City. #S%s5@:
a. ALLEN, Proprietor.
hi paper VIII always no osuna: %
~ y ttsas Merchants reading rooms.
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KNIGHTS or. ppnr

. p,kNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.
wsdnesdasS a essais;g N g. I wo Meets eyea
Baker Block. Z. Z. Best sof = hall
bost tFh Of r. & S: = - ESo oll
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-14
STORM PLAYS HAVOC
IN CAROLINA TOWN.
Several People Killed By Electric
Bolt,
SMALL HOUSES ARE CAPsIZED
Two Women Instantly Killed and
Others Fatally Injured By Severe
Storm Which Swept Over A Caro-
lima City.

Greenville, s. c., Aug. ia terrific
electrical storm visited this section last
night. doing considerable damage in
the mill village of the American Spin
ming Company. A six-room house was
struck and Miss Victoria Levi aud Miss
Busbee were almost instantly killed.
Olingham Ward was also struck, but is
still living, although his condition is
still serious. -Four children of the
Russell family who were occupants of
the house were also shocked, remain
ing unconscious several hours.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-14
MURDERED BY FARMLAND.
Because He Was Reprimanded Negro
Boy Stays His Master.


KNOXVILLE, Aug. IA N. Taylor, O
prominent farmer OF Upton, Tenn,
near Knoxville, was killed late Saturday
by negro farmland, who hit him in
the head with a large stone, crushing
the skull, The negro fled to the noun.
tains and has not been apprehended. II
is reported that mob is Ill pursuit OF
the murderer.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. TayIor's two
boys were giving a lawn parry to some
young friends; the children were playing
croquet when the negro came up and
wanted to go III the game. This was
objected to by the Taylor boys, where
upon the negro took a croquet mallet and
knocked the balls away. Mr.. Taylor.
learning what the negro was doing,
went out to the play ground and stop.
ped him from interfering with the chill.
dren's game.
The two engaged in an argument
which lasted for several minutes, The
negro left and hid behind tree. In a
short time he ran from his hiding place
with a large stone iii his hand. This
he threw at Mr. Taylor, hitting him Oh
the head and killing him Instantly.
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The Ladies Given Control.

The management of the Southern
Inter State Fair, to be held i'll Atlanta
this fall, has done a very wise thing
in again placing the Department of
Woman's Work in charge of the Geor.
gia Federation of Women's Clubs That
organization has managed the depart
ment for the past two years with signal
success.
Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson, as president
of the State Federation, has been
untiring in her efforts to stimu-
late interest among the women of
Georgia. and results have proven the
efficiency of her work; for never
in the history of fairs IN Georgia, has
the Department of Woman's Work
shown up to such advantage as in the
last two Fairs at Atlanta, and 1t is safe
to say that the exhibits this fall will
surpass all former attempts. The pre-.
miums offered are extremely liberal.
Send your name to Secretary 7. Fl.
Martin, Atlanta, and get copy of the
premium list.
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NEGROES ARE BURIED
UNDER FALLING WALL
Several Are Badly Injured But None
Killed.
WERE COVERED WITH DEBRIS.
While Tearing Away an Old Wall
in Atlanta Six Workmen Have a
Narrow Escape From Death. In
juries Serious.

Atlanta, Aug. ia four story wall,
the ruins of the old No. engine house
on Broad street, Just south of the
bridge, which is being cleared away
for a ne@x building, came to the ground
without warning yesterday afternoon,
burying five negro workmen. The
wonder is that no one was killed.
One of the negroes had a severe COM
pound fracture of the thigh, one had
his leg broken, and the remaining
three were badly bruised.