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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-11

mi Rad turecki W przeciagu 5 mie-
siecy. - Natychmiast stosunkl dy'
plomatyczne zostafy ma nowo "a
wiazane, czem Delcasse uwiado-
mil telegrafcznie sultana, francuz-
XII ambassador Constans powroci do
Konstantynopola, admiral Caillard
otrzymat rozkaz opuszczenia Nifty
lene i powrotu do w6d greckich W
okolicy wyspy Syry.
Niekt6re gazety wyrazaja watpll-
wosc, czyli sultan dotrzyma przy-
rzeczen danych.
PEK1N, l1go Listopada.
Zagraniczni posfowie udali sic W
Sobote W zwykfych strojach zafo-
bnych do mieszkania Lii Hung
Czanga, gdzie wedlug chinskiego
ceremoniafu wyrazili swoje ubole-
wanie. W okofo trumny ustawio-
ne byfy stofy uginajace sic pod to-
nami wszelkiego rodzaju zywnosci
mn6stwo tez by}o tam papiero-
wych pieniedzy. Obok trumny
stall obaj synowie zmarfego W pro-
stej odziezy. Chihscy goscie upa-
dli ma twarze, posfowie gfeboki
zlozyli uklon; doyen ciafa dyplo-
matycznego odczytat adres kondo-
lencyjny, starszy syn zmartego
odpowiedziaf.
SOFIA, 11go Listopada.
q Dubnicy nadeszfa wiadomosc, re
szajka zb6jecka, u kt6rej W niewoli
znajduje sic panna Stone, pred
IA dniami pojawifa sic we wiosce
Seczewo, potem udata sic do kla-
sztoru Rilo. Ustawiczne sciganie
re strony wojsk zmusifo opryszkoW
do ucieczki ku granicy, tam teraz
gdzies sic ukrywaja. Sfychac, re
rozb6jnicy W ostatnich czasach OBJ
chodza sic srozej panna Stone
Amerykanski konsul generalny ME
odstepuje cd warunku, re uwolnle-
ME panny Stone musi nastaplc
pred lub W czasie wypfacania oku-
pu. Jego postapienie jest uspra-
wiedliwione, gdyz niewatpliwa jest
rzecza, re niekt6rzy rozbojnicy, a
gf6wnie kapitan Jan Sandunski,
postanowili zamordowac panne
Stone jej towarzyszke, skoro O.
trzymaja okup, bo obie teraz OBJ
znajmione So postepowaniem tai
nego komitetu.
Pan Dickinson ostrzegf Rad bu{-
garski, kt6rego wojska Scigaja roz-
b6jnik6w, re uczyni go odpowie-
dzialnym "a to, jezeliby rozbojnicy,
doprowadzeni do ostatecznosci, "a
bill panne Stone.
LoNDYN, llgo Listopada. -
W liscie datowanym % Pazdzier-
| nika powiada correspondent do
Daily News: Lord Kitchener i
Sir Gordon Sprigg (premier kolo-
nil Przyladka) opracowali nowy
plan do wypedzenia Boerow, kt6rzy
wtargneli do kolonii. Cd kilku dni
opracowywala ten plan komisya zfo-
iona szef6w wojskowych panstwa
kolonij. Postanowiono, by kolo-
MIA wziefa ma siebie prowadzenie
znacznej czesci Rampant i opfaca-
la koszta. Chodzi widocznie o
osromne nowe opodatkowanie LOLA
ist6w.
LoNDYN, 11go Listopada. -
Wedle DAILY News, gen. Jan
Hamilton, kt6ry W Sobote wyje-
chaf do Afryki, azeby objac urzad
szefa sztabu lorda Kitchenera, "a
braf ze SODA nowy plan stanowcze-
60 postepowania W pofudniowej
Afryce, kt6rego celem jest zakon-
czye wojne pred rozpoczeciem sic
uroczystoSci koronacyjaych.
PETERSBURG, Sgo Listopada. -
Minister fnans6w Witte powinszo.
wal carowi telegrafcznie - faktu
wykonczenia zelaznej kolei sybe-
ryJskiej. W telegramie swym po-
wiada miedzy innymi: Pofozenie
SYN ma przestrzeni wynoszacej
24OO worst cd Bajkafu do Wfady-
wostokn ! Portu Artura. wielkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-11
DOwcipni MOngOfOwie.

Dowcipni MOngofOwie.
Doszio do wiadomosci komisyi
stanowej, czuwajacej mad czystoscia
artykulow spozywczych, ae W ME-
ktorych restauracyach chinskich
podawana bywa gosciom konina'
Komisarz Patterson udaf sic przeto
ma zwiady, kt6re dotychczas ME
odniosly zadnego skutku' Panowle
restauratorzy przyjmowali pana
komisarza wszedzie bardzo gree
cznie, lecz jak tylko wspomniaf i'm
o koninie, kazdy Chihczyk zapomi'
nal W gebie angielskiego jezyka i
trudno him bylo sic panu Patter-
son dogadac. Jeden z Mich zaio-
wal, ze ME m6gf bye dotychczas ma
wystawie koni, drugi wolf jezdzie
tramwajami, niz kohmi, a trzeci
dowodzil, ze wolf bye restaurato-
rem, niz dorozkarzem. Patterson
postanowif aresztowae Mongof6w,
azeby policyi dac sposobnoso roz'
mowienia sic z mimi po chinsku.
Do zakfadu W Dunning.
Powiatowa komisya s(uzby cy.
wilnej uda sic jutro do Dunning,
azeby tam ma miejscu prowadzic
dalsze sledztwo, poniewaz podobno
niekt6rzy chorzy ME maja tam do
tychczas zimowego ubrania. Ia.
mieszkali W ofcynach musza trzy
raw dziennie, ma sniadanie, obiad
kolacye przechodzic przez dzie-
dziniec do gf6wnego budynku, W
takiem ubraniu, kt6re jest stoso.
wne tylko ma latowe miesiace.
Rabusie W hOtelu.
Do Barnett House pm. 1888 S.
Clark st. przybyfo wczoraj wieczo.
| rem dwoch zamaskowanych rabu-
slow do poczekalni, W kt6rej odpo-
czywalo Is gosci. Dobytymi re-
wolwerami trzymali wszystkich 60.
| Sci W szachu zabrali kasy kler-
ka hotelowago Sl2, kopnawszy go
przedtem W brzuch, Uciekli pie.
niedzmi, ME scigani przez nikogo.
Zdumieni goscie W liczbie Is u.
wiadomili zajsciu policye, kt6ra
ME mniej zdumiona, szuka spokoj.
ME - wiatru W polu.
Nowe bankructwO banku
budowlaneg0.
g. B. & @. Suburban Building
and Loan ASS" zostafo zafozone Z
Lipca 1883 +. i rozwinefo sic ira.
zie bardzo dobrze, lecz podczas
| przesilenia W przemysle liczba
czfonk6w tego stowarzyszenia
zmniejszafa sic z roku ma rok. W
roku 1898 iloso akcyj wynosifa tyl.
ko 757, a obecnie wynosi zaledwie
l4O. W tych warunkach akcyona.
ryusze wypowiedzieli sw6j kapitai,
Q dyrektorzy byli zniewoleni ogfo.
sic bankructwo. banku. Zawia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-11

nych".
LoNDYN, 11go Listopada. -
Kr6lewska rodzina obchodzifa
onegdaj urodziny kr6la W San
dringham; zreszta ME obchodzono
ich uroczyscie tylko W wojsko-
wych kwaterach ie uwzgledniono.
Onegdaj wieczorem odbyf sic W
Guild Hall zwykfy bankiet ma "a
konczenie pochodu urzadzonego ma
cze5c nowego lorda mayora. Byfo
obecnych 1000 go5ci, ma toast wnie'
stony ma Geese ministrow odpowie-
dziaf premier lord Salisbury i u
czynif wzmianke o wojnie W Airy.
ce, ganiac pesymistycznego ducha
krytykujacego powolne postepy ma
polu bitwy. Ami generafowie, AMI
Rad, kt6ry wypefnia ich zadania,
ME ponosza zadnej why.
MANILA, 11go Listopada' -
z Catbalogan, stolicy wyspy Sa-
mar, donosza, re major Walker sto-
czyf bitwe dwudniowa z krajowca-
mi, kt6rzy sic oszancowali pod
Sojton. Przez pierwszy dzien opie-
rail- sic krajowcy, ale W drugim
dniu zdobyto szance, zburzono 10
domow krajowcy sic cofneli. Po-
legfo dwoch amerykanskich zofnie'
rzy 26 Filipinczykow.
MANILA, 1lgo Listopada. -
Konwencya partyi federalist6w od-
bywa sig jeszcze, ale robi bardzo
male postepy, gdyh osobiste spory
przeszkadzaja wspolnej piracy. Sc
nor Buencamino wskutek tych
spor6w wyzwaf ma pojedynek seno.
ra Velasco; ten wyzwania ME przy-
JAZZ powodu sedziwego wieku wy
zywajacego. Trzykrotnie Buenca-
mino opuszczat sale obrad. Wielu
delegat6w juz zniecheconych wy.
jechafo. Znaczna Geese obrad po-
swieca sic sprawie zakon6w We
die opinii wiekszosci delegat6w "a
konnicy powinni Filipin bye wy
gnani.
HAVANA, 11go Listopada. -
Partya demokratyczna zamianowa-
la swoim kandydatem ma prezyden-
ia, generafa Bartolome Maso. Ga.
zety donosza, re sekretarz rzadowy
Tamayo zostaf wyzwany ma pole.
dynek przez pewnego czionka
Union Club, obrazonego przez
Tamaya, gdy wracat bankietu'
Pod6wczas Tamayo zostaf areszto.
wany, ale Rad cywilny 60 uwolnif.
WASHINGTON, 11go Listop. -
Czeste konferencye odbywajace sic
W dniach ostatnich pomiedzy pre-
zydentem Rooseveltem a cz}onkami
obu izb kongresu maja ma celu Ia
radzenie zbytecznemu nagroma-
niu sic fundusz6w skarbu panstwa'
Wiekszosc republikanskich czfon-
k6w kongresu sprzeciwia sic mody-
fkowaniu taryfy cfowej czy to "a
pomoca reformy taryfy, czy tez "a
pomoca ukiad6w wzajemno5ci, bo
wedle ich przekonania dobrobyt
kraju zalezy cd utrzymania taryfy
Dingleya nienaruszona. Kongrea
| jednakowoz bedzie musiaf radzit
mad tenn, by zmniejszyc dochody
panstwa prawdopodobnie obnizy
podatki, a moze zupefnie zniesie
reszte podatk6w wojennych jeszcze
pobieranych.
Tower, Mimi, II Listopada. =
Miejscowo5c ia szczyci sic faktem
il pierwsza postawiia pomnik ne
czesc zamordowanego prezydenta
McKinleya. Wczoraj odbyfa sic
uroczysto5c odsfoniecia tego pom
nika tysiace os6b r6znych stror
stanu przybyfy ma to uroczystosc
Giownym m6wca byi gubernatol
Van SAINT. Podczas odsfoniecis
wszystkie kapele muzyczne ode
grafy hymn: Nearer my God te
Thee"
M1NoNK, ILL.,, IL Listopada. =
13.letnia c6reczka polskiego g6rni
ka Jozefa Tomaszewskiego wczora.
rano chcac ogien rozniecic W pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-11

dowca masy wybrano W. S. Bur-
ley'a, a dyrektorzy zapewniajq, re
20 zrealizowaniu naleznoSci kazdy
akcyonaryusz odbierze cafkowita
swa sumo.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

more about the matter until early in the
evening when on CHANGING to walk up the
tracks near the shop, he saw two men
about to force an entrance. When they
saw that they were discovered they ran
down the tracks for short distance and
dared the watchman to follow them. As
he was unarmcd. he did not attempt TO
do such. 1t is supposed the men are the
same ones who broke into the building
before.
Beginning yesterday the steamer Major
Reybold went ON new schedule. Tho
boat will now make the trip down the
river one day and back the next.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Citizens Building Loan Association met
last night at which business of consider
able Importance was transacted
Choice selection of umbrellas at Biggs'
The recently damaged machinery of the
Knowles WOolcn mills has been repaired.
and once more every department is i'm op-
GRAFTON. The firm has big orders On hand
and will be rushed with work for in i'm
definite period.
Japonette initial handkcrchiefs. 3 fol
% cents, at Biggs'.
a horse owned by the Knowles Woolcn
Company became frightened at some OBJ
iect yesterday and running away partly
demolished the wagon.
Farmers are complaining of the bad
condition of the roads in this section. The
recent freeze has made their condition
much worse.
Employees of the Wilmington and New
Castle Electric Railway Company yestcr
day put now frog in the switch at Eden
Park. This is a much needed improve
ment as ours nave often jumped tn,
tracks at that spot
/ Mrs. Sophia Hayes, wife of Professor
Hayes, of Girard College, Philadelphia
is the guest of her sister Miss Emil,
Rodney
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitclock. OF Whining
ton, were visitors here yesterday.
Eugene Chase, Sr.. was a Philadelphia
visitO, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
STRANGERS INNPECT
BATTERY PROPERTY
Some Disposition, it Is Be-
liOV0d, Soon Will be
Made
Special to the Evening journal.

New Castle, Dec. 10.-What is to be
done with the Battery: This is a qucs
tion which New Castle citizens would
like to have answered. Not since Captdin
Beverly with his project for a naval
academy was here has there been so
much interest manifested. Ii is highly
evident that some disposition is to be
made of the property very soon as Super
intcndcnt Holiday, of the Delaware Rail
road Company, is quoted as saying that it.
would be sold on or before Dccembe' r..
AS that time is drawing near, develop
ments are awaited with interest.
The appearance of two strangers ia
this city yesterday revived interest in the
matter. They walked out to the Battery
and spent considerable time in looking
the property over. On Saturday two
strangers were here and were examining
sites i'm the vicinity of the city limits.
For Xmas goods. see Stops
Burglars again broke into the tool
house of Ryan and Kelley. contractors.
al Farnhurst last night. but were driven
away by the watchman before anything
WAS stolen. The Waterman la.er m the
afternoon observed two strange negroes
lettering along the tracks and as the tool
4 house had been robbed recently. ne kept
a strict watch on Them They soon dis.
appeared and the watchman thought n,
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
Blind Author in Town

Boston's blind author, Mary j. Sal
ter. is at present visiting this city and
will remain here for a few days. Miss
Salter has been totally blind for the
past twenty-three years. and during
that time she has busted herself with
literary work. She has written many
stories and sketches. all of which have
been published and have been favor
ably commented upon by first-class
critics.
Miss Salter was stricken blind as
the result of a sunsToke sustained
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
Coats and Skirts.

All-wool Kersey Coats. in black. cas-
tor and blue 27 inches long. at s3.49.
The regular price of them was S5.9S.
You cannot get them elsewhere for
any less.
Great reduction on tailor made
skirts
Regular S2.9S and S8.9S Skirts. in
black and blue nicely trimmed, with
cut iiounce. at s19S
Regular SL9S Walking Skirts at CSC.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
THREE DEATHS IN BRIDGEVILLE
Deaths Harvest Vas Of Young People
Oldest Of Whom Vas % Yoals.
Special 70 The Evening Journal

Bridgeville, Dec. l0.-Mrs. William
Page, formerly Miss Georgia Todd,
died at her home. near town, Saturday,
after several weeks illness. She was
about % years of age, and is survived
by a husband and two children. The
funeral services were held today at her
late home interment being made in
the cemetery.
William Unruh, son of Henry I'M
rub. died at his home, near Oakel Sat
urday The boy was II years of age
Funeral services were held yesterday.
Cavrie Ellegood. daughter of Robert
Ellegood, died Saturday night after a
short illness of pneumonia. The girl
was about ~ years of age. Two weeks
ago the girls life was insured for
about S125. and but two payments. 10
cents, had been paid before she died.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
ATTEMPT TO SECURE FUNDS
Money Needed for Education in Sus-
sex County

Dover, Dec. superintendent j. e.
Carroll of the Kent county pubic
schools, has appealed to the State
authorities to obtain, If possible,
Vne advancement Of money sufficient to
guarantee or indemnify State Treas
urer Burris in paying over the amounts
of the State dividends to the Sussex
county school districts. Several of the
schools huve closed for the remainder
.of the year, and the commissioners in
those districts do not feel It incumbent
upon them to advance the money nee
essary to make up the local obligation
before THE State can hand over its
share CT the school funds.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

Great reduction in French Flannel
Shirt Waists.
Regular Csc. F,annel shirt Waists
tucked all over. warranied an wool al
49c.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
Wnl aIve a Reneflt Partv

In Shields Library Hall on Monday
evening a progressive euchre party
viii be given for the benefit of the Rev
j. Z. Quigley, who is now confined in d
Philadelphia hospital. suffering with a
broken arm.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

Regular $3.50 Flannel shirt Waists
lat sec.
Regular S19S and s249 Flannel Shirt
Waists at S149.
These goods az have the regular
prices marked on them. 90 you can see
for yourself thai we sell them at the
.reduced prices.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

while on a pleasure trip from Boston
to neighboring resort. Despite her
great affliction, she is very cheerful,
and is an entertaining conversation
alist. Her books are very interesting
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
Furs

Electric Seal Scarf. with six tabs. at
.9Sc.; regular price Si9S.
Regular S2.9S Scarf, in different furs,
at Sl.5S.
Regular sS.9S and SA9S Scarf. al
S29s
In fact we will cell all our furs at a
saving per cent
saving Of % per cent
Open every evening until Xmas.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
Trimmed Millinery.

All our trimmed hats that were So
and 50. tor this week ouy S2.aS
Others sold at $2.9S and S3.9S, for this
week only. $l9S.
Untlmmed Hats at less ,aln half
price.
Fine h,ack velvet untfimmcd hats.
in different styles. regularly csc. and
S125. al fic.
Camcls Hair, in all shades and
styles. regularly 9Sc and SIPS. al 25c.
All trimmings. feathers and breasts
az ess than half price.
Feathers. in a bunch, at l2ikc
Regular 49c Ostrich Feathers at 24c.
Regular 75c. Osrich Feathers al zoe.
Regular csc. Ostrich Feathers at i9c.
Regular sL49 Ostrich Feathers at
75c.
Regular 81 Ostrich Feathers at soc.
Children's Beavers in all shades, at
$I75
Our excellent Kid Gloves at 75c. and
81. for This week only SOC.
We are showing our full line Of Dolls
We know we can save you money on
them. Come I'M. see and price them.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

The Rev. Charles c. Earle, of Had
donheld. n. j.. will lecture in Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church tonight
on "Our Marvellous Hands"
Evening journal., 1901-12-10
DON'T WAIT.

Bring your pictures in at once and
have them framed. Yergers, 4l9 Ship
ley street.
Evening journal., 1901-12-10

"Snobs and Snobbery" viii be Colo
mel Cope,and's subject at Epworth
Church next Thursday evening.
Tickets, 25c.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
AN ARMY OF
Director Of Works T~yior Has Compi.,ed,
Plans tor IN. Organization 81
workcrs On tn. site.

st. Louis, Nov. 10.-Dircctor ot
Works Taylor has completed his plans
for the organization of the workers
on the Worlds fair site, and finds
that they will number somewhere he
tween sever and eight thousand men,
including photographers. ~designer.,
sculptors, mural painters. color work.
crs, engineers, assistant director os
works, building engineer. timekeep-
crs, ~watchmen, craftsmen, clerical
force, hydraulic enginees, decorators,
borcrs Of artesion wells, sheet metal
workers, railway employees ON the
grounds. + replnnters, lumber NOV.
crs, graders, staf workers, sicc, in
spectcrs, plumbing Inspectors. land
scape architects and gardeners, me
chanical engineers, electrical inspcc-
tors, superintendent of structural en-
gineerinP, millwrights aud superin-
tcndcnts of buildings.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
WORLDS FAIR BUILDINGS.
Revised Figures of Approximate Dsnaen.
sIons and Cost OF worlds Fair
Buildings.

ST. Louis. Nov. s.-At the time OF
the publication Of the list of depart
ment buildings OF the Worlds fair,
with the approximate dimensions Of
cech. the statement was appended
that the total cost of the buildings
would exceed sG.o00,O 900. Since that
time the dimensions Of several build
ings have been changed. and the cost
of each building has been estimated
by Chief Architect Taylor, with the
assistance of the several architects OF
the board. A new schedule, giving
the dimensions OF each building, to-
gethcr with it's cost, has been fur
nished by Mr.. Taylor. In submitting
the list, MIR. Taylor explains that the
cost indicated for each building does
not include that of sculpture, tri'
umphal bridges. cascades. hanging
gardens and other decorative work
that will beautify the main picture.
The schedule IL MS follows:
Art building. 3ooSooO feet; with W
payilions, each 20ox3OO fcot; cost.
: 10000
Liberal arts, eoox5es feet; cost,
S355.o0O.
Manufacturers land liberal artist
525. 1900 feet; cost. Ssi5,0O0.
Electricity. G0ox5e5 feet; cost, $780,
900.
Mines and Mctallurgy. 52sx2oo feet;
cost, S76o.0O0.
Education. 525x75O feet; cost, $780,
600.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
MODEL PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Movement ri Foot to Establish = o
Public LIT. arr st tho NJ. Loui
Worlds rsir.

c, Toni. Nov o-Tbc movement
---.s,,,-,.... n,,doi r,,,.
a., a.. w..Lg.
nc "o'"'s "" WV "' ~
i"ir N r"piuly assuming "'"h''e pr
portions. The FIRST persons 10 ad'o-
cate this movement were the trustees
Of the 81. Louis public library, b
have seen from the first nm excellent
opportunity TO extend the usefulness
NJ n library md IN insure N delight.
a., .-..,,n. H.. ~, a.. ,rou,d. A
d., ,nts uoy.n.n, rn.J itself
orIy with M .s,,b,,shmept Of nm or.
J,nsr, ma, Nor. ,.c,n,iy how.
.,.r , Id.n N, , mods, lihrary has
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Wor,J.. ,,ir omcinis a co,mu,Ic,.
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,nn,or.s 81 a uIa, tor a uoJ., n.
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
STRUCK A sUNKEN ICEBERG.
h Lynn Canal steamer city of To-
peLa Has n Narrow Escape
from Destruction.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. i2.--Thc Lynn
canal steamer City OF Topeka steamed
slowly In the barbor, yesterday
morning, without passengers or cargo
and with her stem bent and n gaping
hole near the load line. The stcamc
collided with n sunken iceberg In
Tnku bay on the up trip ON the
night Of November 2. A binding snow
storm was raging Mt the time. aud
when the shock came some of the
passengers, thinking the ship was go.
ing down, made frantic attempts to
get into the life boats. II was 500
found that although several iron
plates were broken through there
was no immediate danger.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
ARIZONA RESERVATIONS.
Gov. murphy Urrommeads Theiv
sale aud settlement aud
Caahts for I~rsIsation.

Washington. Nov. ii.-Gov. Murphy
,ocntcE the sale and settlement Of the
large Indian reservations within the
territory. with the possible exception
OF the Navajo reservation In North.
east Arizona, aud the government
construction Of reservoirs for water
storage for irrigation In suitable 10.
cnliilcs. with canals leading to lands
allotted the Indians. The governor
says the latter action. In which In.
dian labor could lie largely utilized,
would help Ia make farmers OF thu
Indians. aud that the further main'
tenancc Of the tribal relations ns
now conducted and the retention OF
reservation agencies. around which
the Indians cluster and live In Idle.
ness on government rntionS, most 80.
riously rcinrd the civilization OF the
Indians.
4 number OF localities In the terri.
tory ARE dissatificd with the census
returns. aud the governor alleges that
the gromtcst injustice was done 10
Phoenix, the capital, In fixing Its
population nj i.3it only. Its regis
trntlon for the city election last May,
he claims. indicated u population this
year Of nj least 10000. lie attributed
the discrepancy In the figures IA
enumeration In the summcr when tho
people were ~ umIncr resorts. and
To careless work Of cnumrrntorH. liz
tuNs from thp FrhnnI nausna mud 9TH,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
THE DEADLY FIRE DAMP.
Responsible for the Death Of Three
Miners In an Explosion at
steubenviiIc, u.

s~teubenyille, o., Nov. la.-Thrcc
lives were lost at the In Pclle iron
works yesterday morning. The miners
after being flooded for years nrc be.
ing rcorened. just ns James Robert
son, Edward Simpson and William Van
Dine were let down the shaft, there
was an explosion of gas or fire damp,
When the flash came up the shaft the
engineer raised the cage through the
flames, and in II were the bodies of
Robertson and Simpson. The body Of
Van Dine has not been recovered.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
TIE NAN HUNT IN KANSAS
Thirteen Out of a Possible Twehty-
Six Of the Escaped Con-
victs Recaptured.
LAWRENCE LEWIS FATALLY WOUNDED,
he was Ovcrhauicd Near Qucncmo,
Ks., Forty Miles From Lrnsen-
worth-Tbe Country alive with
Posses Bent on Rounding Up the
Rest of the Fugitiyc s.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. ii.-Another
day has added one more to the list
Of escaped Fort Leayenworth con
victs captured, that of Lawrence Lew
is, who was MORALLY wounded,
this morning, ear Qucnemo. Has,
while making n dash through n cor
don of armed deputies. Now there
nre but 10 prisoners nt large.
Lewis 10 n white boy 20 years oil
ngc, who was sent up In October.
1900, to undergo n Ave years sentence
for larceny. lie WIS tracked 10 =
wooded place near Qucncino by the
city marshal Of that place. which IL
situated 20 miles southwest from For
Lcavcnworth, and u dozen men bear
ing rifles. An order 20 surrender was
met with defiance. and Lewis, UNI
armed and practically surrounded
dartcd for the nearest opening. lie
had gone scarcely n hundred yards
when n bullet from n Winchester in
the hands OF one of his pursuers
pierced his lung from behind mud
brought him to the ground. bleeding
and fatally wounded. Lewis vas taken
60 the mnrshal's Office and cared for,
while Warden McClaughrey was mott.
fed.
Three distinct gangs OF conyicti
have been reported ut points within IS
miles around Topeka since last night.
aud although n horde Of pcnitentinry
guards, deputy sherins aud farmers
hnv. been on the 20 all day, nigh
fell with only one capture, that Of
Lewis, reported.