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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Submarine Boat Launched.

The second of the new submarine
boats for the navy was launched at
Elizabeth, n. j., Tuesday. The vessel
was named the Moccasln by Miss
Grace Day, of Virginia. She will be
fitted with n 1G0-horsepower engine
for travelling on the surface of the wa
ter and a i0-horsepower dynamo for
speeding under water and is fitted
with five torpedo tubes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
GOVERNMENT FIXES RULE.
Chinsse Eound for Mex co Must Prove
Good Faith Before landlnu.

The treasury department has deter
mined TO take advantage of the au-
thority given by the Chinese exclu-
sion act to regulate the transit through
the United States of Chinese emf
grants bound for other countries.
Hereafter the department will refuse
landing permission to Chinese bound
for Mexico, unless it is absolutely sat
isiied of their good faith.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Grant Parade Of Kniahts.

Twelve grand divisions, exclusive or
the special escort of honor TO the of.
hcers and members of the grand on.
campment, will form the parade of
the Knight Templars at Louisville
Ky, Pennsylvania. Illinois. Indiana
and the District of Columbia will have
enough swords" in line to form grand
divisions composed exclusively of
knights from these states.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
HEAVY OPTIONS TAKEN.
Pennsy and Schwab Behind Reported W. Va.
Coal Land Deal,

Options nave been given on the
largest tract of coal land in West
Virginia, and which at the same time
Is one of the largest producing fields.
The Flat Top Coal Land Association
has given to syndicate an option
on Its 2324S5 acres In the Pocahontas
field. on which are all the producing
mines of that field. 1t is said the op-
tions were taken for the Pennsylyan
In Company and c. NJ. Schwab.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
GAME BIRDS MUST GO FREE.
Illinois Law Is Held to Apply to Park
Exhibition Capilves.

All the birds held captive at Lin
coin Park, Chicago, in violation of
the State game laws. must be set
free. Game Inspector +. Il. Stotford
has so notified the Park Board. SLOT
FORD explained he was compelled to
move against the park because other
violators of the bird laws declared
they had as much right to ignore
The statutes as had The Park Board
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
CHINESE STUDENTS ARRIVE.
Six From Pei Yong College VIII Study
American Methods In California.

Six students from the Pei Yung
College at Canton. who arrived from
China several days ago on the steam
er Gaelic, have been landed by Chi
nese bureau officials at san Francis
90, and will enter the University of
california to complete classical and
scientific educatlons They were elect
ed by the Chinese government to
study modern American methods with
a view of spreading them In their
native land.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Fortune Awaits Them.

w. II. Giest and Joseph Patton. res
ldents OF Somerset county, have gone
to Hill CITY, South Dakota, to seek n
fortune. Ihey are not going to
search for gold, but will cndeayor to
secure an estate amounting to $780,
600 or more that has been left by n
dead relative. The men are cousins
and the only relatives of William
Geist, South Dakota mine owner
who died suddenly last week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
MARRIED AN INDIAN.
Handsome While Woman Married TO a Mem.
ber Of tho Chippewa Tribe.

The first Indian ever married I'm
somerset was welded to Miss Bertha
Stirling Wednesday at the Lutheran
parsonage by Rev. ID. Stewart Hoover
OF the Lutheran church. He is Elmer
simmons. a Chippewa, and graduate
or the Carlisle Indian school and the
Indian State Normal school. His bride
is handsome young woman. who for
merly lived in Carlisle bur now re.
sides at Windber, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
DROWNED 35 PERSONS.
River Steamer Capszed by a Violent squali.
Ten Wom,n Lost.

The steamer City of Golconda. ply
ing between Phducah. Ky, and Eliza.
bethtown, ILL.,, was struck by n souall
Monday as she was enroute to Padu.
cah. She turned over in 10 feet of
water six miles above the city; 35
persons are reported drowned.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
CLAIMS SHE WAS KIDNAPPED.
Girl Alleges That She Was Abducted a, the
Point OF a Revolver.

Aggie Marple, pretty 17-year-old
girl was kidnapped from home, near
81. Clairsville. o., Wednesday, The
girl alleges that her abductor was
George Angus, who, at point of re.
yolver, forced her TO go to bridgeport,
o., where, he said, they were to get
married. While driving through town
she saw Il policeman and jumped from
the rig. implorlng protection. The
girls father was in terrible rage and
wanted to get his daughters abduct.
or Angus was placed in jail.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
English sell Another Line.

1t is reported in Glasgow that ]. r.
Ellerman of the Leyland line has puT.
chased the old-establlshed City line
of II steamers engaged In the East
Indian trade, the price being nearly
$5000,000 Ellcrman, according to ru.
NOR, is acting for j. Pierpont Morgan
and his associates.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Private Bank Clos,d.

The Exchange Bank. of Picker.
Armstrong county. Pa, failed TO open
Its doors for business "Wednesday
morning. The bank is n private insti-
tuition, and the officials say there are
$4,000 on deposit. The bank has So
600 worth of paper which consti-
tutes the principal part of the assets.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
No Tariff on Porto Rico Coffee.

The treasury department has decid.
cd that customs duty of 5 cents n
pound shall not be imposed on all cof.
fee imported into Porto Rico from the
United States. The department be.
lieves II was the intention OF Congress
TO protect the coffee Industry In Porto
Rico. but chat through inadvertence
the unrestricted provision abolished
all tariff duties including that on cof-
Tee.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Dynamite In the Gris,.

Dynamite placed in the grist Tues.
day. caused the explosion of the buhr-
stones of a mill at Big Springs,
small settlement near the Metz oil
field in Calhoun county. West Virgin
Ia. Two men were killed, two were
seriously injured and the mill was de-
molshed
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Second Rot at Pittsto,.

\ second riot occurred at the Ster.
ling silk nil Friday morning more
serious than. the clash which occurred
Thursday. An excited mob surround
ed the mill and threatened to enter
it by force and drag the non-union
girls from the looms.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Peaches and Tomatoes Hiahsr

At Baltimore canned peaches have
advanced from S1.30 to $3.50 a dozen,
and tomatoes reached 92A cents a doz.
en-, an advance of 21s cents. The sales
of Baltimore houses are for the most
part made in the west. The advance
is attributed to the reports of a gen
eral shortage In crops.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Was 113 Years Old.

Pierce Gulcherau died at New Or.
leans aged 113 years. He was born
In France in 17SS. Coming to the
United States when he was GO years
OF age. The thickness of his snow
white hair. and preservation of his
mental faculties We're pointed out MS
a wonder "
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Fall Rlver Waaa Cut Falls.

A canvass indicates that the plan
to cut the wages of mill operatives at
Fall River, Mass, 10 per cent Sep
tember 3 will fail. Eighteen corpora
tions, controlling 1,45S,926 of the g..
042,472 spindles, will not sign. The
signatures of 1,750.000 spindles are
needed to make II operative.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Got Heavy Penalty.

George Klauer. a saloonkeeper at
Topeka, Kas., received the most Sc
we're penalty for violation of the pro-
hibitory liquor law ever given an
offender during the II years since the
constitutional amendment was adopt
Ell, Judge Disney fined Klauer $500.
sentenced him TO 1850 days in jail and
placed him under $4,000 bond to ap-
pear In the district court. He was
found guilty on IL counts.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
MASKED MEN BIND FAMILY.
Robbers Maltreat Victims to Force Them to
Give Up $3.50.

Three masked robbers forced their
way into the house OF Frederick
Welnger, Friday morning, in Ster-
rett township, near Williamsburg. Pa,
ana after binding the hands of Mrs.
Weinger, their son Henry. and the
feet and hands of Mr.. Weinger,
forced them to confess where their
money was secreted.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Conemaugh Increases Capital.

The Conemaugh Steel Company has
implied to the State Department at
Harrisburg for permission TO increas So
capital stock TO $29,000,OO0, and pre-
sented check for $06.5O0 as a bonus.
A charter was granted to this com.
pany with capital stock Of $1,000. 900
ON July l.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Lumber Dealers To Combine.

John Husband, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Is the originator and director in a
plan to combine all the retail lumber
dealers In a territory embracing the
greater part of Western Pennsylvania.
About 30 plants will be taken in
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Claim Gold Is Found.

Gold has been discovered on the Big
Run Stock Farm, owned by S. w.
Blackwood. The property Is in the
southeastern part of Franklin county.
Ohio. a number of experts claim
that the ore assays $40 to the ton.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Addick's Request Denied.

An application made on behalf of
]. Edward Addicks. of Delaware, for
permission to intervene as Joint
plaintiff in the litigation over the
title in the Gobre Grande copper
mines of Sonora, Mex, was denied
by Justice O'Gorman. OF New York.
Friday. in the Supreme Court.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
ORDERED MONEY BURNED.
Tn, Heirs win Fight the Queer Claus. In A
Minns ssotan's VIII.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars In bills
will be publicly burned by order of
the Probate Court unless clause in
the VIII of Harvey Scott is knocked
ont by the courts. Scott. who was 50
years old, left nm estate of $50. 900.
half Of which Is in bank notes and
United States currency. The object
of the will is supposed TO he to de-
prive his legal hers-thrce In number
of any share In this money.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Pray o. tho AnlIo Bun.

The "ankle bug" appeared at
Bloomsburg, Pa, week ago and its
victims, persons wearing low shoes.
are hobbling around from the effect
OF Its bites. Many women have fallen
easy prey to the ankle bug.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Bio Silk Robberv.

Burglars robbed the Bower dry
goods store at Alliance. o., of silk
valued at from $1,000 to $1,000 We'd
nesday morning. An entrance was
gained through a rear window.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28
Abductsd a Boy.

Two strangers In n buggy abduct-
ed the en-year-old son of Daniel Hon
eycutt, residing In South Park. Ind,
Thursday.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
NEDERLAND BUDGET.

The NedeIllnd public school closed =
six months term last Friday. Prof.
John r. Bell. the efficient teacher, has
been appointed assistant professor Of
political economy in the university Of
Colorado. Prof. Bell has had charge Of
our school for Two terms and be 10 much
respected by all cur people. His esteem
ed wife has been engaged TO teach ou,
school mex, tern.
Manager Beddig Of the Seep and
Collins tungsten mines is 10 Germany.
While ia the land Of the Kaiser be vii
get all the Information possible in re
gard to milling tungsten ore and il Is
more than probable that he will use the
so obtained to the beae6t Of
Nederland mex, summer. Messrs Seep
aod Collins have several men At voFk on
their property. the Cro~land. They have
too shafts down hfsy.hve feet and are
drifting 10 both OF them and they are
sinking another that is down thirty feet-
They recently purchased the Combisa-
ton tungsten claim from Aaron Vaughn.
the well known colored prospecter. The
price paid is said TO have been $1,000.
The Boulder County mine Is in good
ore. Manager Lake is going to have
test run made At the St. Louis mill At
Caribou. Manager Lake is level headed
and he will know what kind Of 4 mill his
mine requires before be builds one. The
Boulder County is the big mine OF Grand
Island district, il not Of Boulder county
and when it is ready to ship il will sur.
prise the natives. OLD TIMER
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
Ny Philosophy
Is Q L0Ug|
SOME BRIGHT LETTERS.
4 DsmsatsA Aa.,s sister Bses Hin -
Rstarn asns.

4 Dsmsstsd Maa1 Sister Bsgs Hin -
Rstara aens.
Edwin T. Solomon, or Sullivan - he
calls himself was arrested Yesterday BY
the local police on grounds Of insanity.
Solomon has been IN Wall Street all
summer. and ha-. II appears, fallen
violently in love with fifteen year old
girl At the Logan boarding house. He
became jealous Of one Allen. who on
Wednesday telephoped to the sheriii's
officers that Solomos vas making threats
against the girl. Yesterday Solomon ap-
peared 10 Boulder and when arrested
was eagerly hugging . telephone post,
He takes his incarceration phleemati.
cally. This morning be said to Joe
Bailey: "My friend wish you'd hurry
this thing up. I've got to be moving. I
feel ii. l don't know where. tat 60.
must" All last night Solomon made
the jail resound With coyote bowls. but
he subsided At dawn. He handed =
bundle Of letters to Sheriff Supple this
morning. They are from his sister.
Elizabeth. At Chicago and show =
literary talent that is little 81 ort of
genius. Elizabeth writes Of the father
q disablsd train man-who 10 earning
fifty cents . day in Indianapolis - q
collector. The mother aud two youag
soos are also II home. Elizabeth 10 .
sssaegraphes-ssd evidsstly writes oc
ess.oaally ios The papsra She has had
difficulty 10 procuring ps,mssess situa-
tteea She wanu he family 70 b 70
united as lsd!snspolis, aud she wants 70
help buy hone. Her letters shov .
won isriul depth Of thought and an
equally sarprising ability Of exprsssit n.
Come home" she writes, cease to be Z
wanderer on the face oi the earth. II .
family don't stand by each other. Who
vill1 I will make you happy at hcme.
! would scare up interesting people and
I'm sort Of good fellow myself-
sea ly for anything. We would be happy
-you and and all Of Us have quit
pre- lehing and my philosophy is laugh.
Yoa are now ADJUST the age OF my
latest admirer" writes Elizabeth. "What
. big shouldered fellow you must be-"
Sheriff S,pple telegraphed this morn
ing TO the parents Al Indianapolis. 1.-THE
answer is favorable, he will send the un.
fortunate young man home TO his family.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
hQny Know
Gully Non
CAUSED THE BLAZE.

4 Careless Prospseter Was the Cause Of
ths I,aors Fires.
II Is now pretty well known by citizens
Of Eldosa and vicinity that the costly
blase that has already destroyed over
forty acres Of fine timber was not
caused By careless campers. The FIRE
started on the range beyond Woodland
mountain and there are no campers IN
that vicinity nor have there been any.
That point. however, Is . mecca for
prospectors and there have been
numbers Of them In the neighbor.
hood Of late. There Is now one
man whom many Eldoraites know BY
sight. He bad travelling forge-a kind
Of forge that 10 mounted ON a sort Of
vheelbaIrow affair. When the FIRE in
the forge was no longer necessary and
tools were sharpened, be would dump
the bot ashes on the ground and move
on. 1t is pretty we'll admitted in Eldora
that this man caused the recent dis.
astrous blaze. Only . few. however.
know his name and the few are saying
nothing. but are making every attempt
to conceal the idessity Of the miscreant.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
NOTHING SPICY.

w. H. Allison and c. B. Culbertson
have fled sui, in the district court ag aims,
Harry Casaday for S3Ioo or its equiva.
lent in stock 10 the Boulder Light and
Power company. Last May VIXEN. as
the complaint alleges. M Casaday vas
attempting 10 reosganise the Boulder
Electro Light company he ealisted The
plaintiffs services fos the SUN Of s.. 100.
When reorgan'r r,iion vas found to be
impraciieahle. be decided to form an en.
tirely new compaay-the Boulder Light
and Power company. For their services
10 forming the new company suit Is nov
bsoaeht.
In spite Of the assertions Of certain
Boulder newspapers" said Mr. Culbert.
son this moraiug. "there will be- nothing
spicy about the case nor any racy devel-
orment. Mr. Casaday has simply failed
to live up to his contract. and that Is all
there Is to it,"
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
BOULDER so
S|0|V|l|g Men
Seek Work.
STRIKE is OVER.

Natieaai otssa Trust.
Pittsburg, Sept. 7o-The long strike 70
over ard the men are coming back to
work. They have gained nothing and
victory goes to the corporations, which
have starved the men into submissioD.
Work will be generally resumed BY
Monday night and 1000 men vent into
the Natioaal Tube works today. Among
most Of the men there Is 4 feeling q re.
sentnent that the union has not Keen
recognized. and though most are glsd to
get back. few declare that they will
starvo 6rst
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
SCHley'S TRIAL.

Washington. Sept 7o-The Sehley
court Of inquiry convened at 10 .. n.
With a small attendance. Admiral Hig.
ginson vas the 6fst witness. He reflect.
ed on Schley's actions before the battle
and declared that the Colon could have
been captured while At anchor on May
30 When asked Why he did not 90 in
and capture the vessel. be said be had
no orders to do 50.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
SPECIAL SALE DAYS.
Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember 2oth and 7Ist
at the Peoples
Store.

As our store viii be closed next Mon.
day. We will have our sale Friday add
Saturday instead q Saturday sad Msa.
day. Here are few Of the special bar
gains We offer:
Best quality unbleaehed 81 sheeting.
sells At 7oc. special price. Fer yard I3He.
Twenty Eve bales OF pure white cotton
batting. worth Ioc. will sell Friday and
Saturday. per roll. SC.
Comforter prints. new patterns, sell
everywhere At 7c. our price per yard.
for the two days, 4He.
Best quality French flannel for shirt
waists, all dssirAble coloss. sell in all
stores At 7se yard. We offer them Fri.
day asd Saturday At per yard. 49,.
Best grade table o,l cloth, fancy pat
terms. worth .7sc. 60 the two days at lsc.
Ladies' neekties, the latest styles out,
ve bought them TO sell at 3o-. Friday
and Saturday. each. Ioe.
Fringed bed spreads, heavy grade.
full size. sell at SI.7s. our special price
for Friday and Saturday is only Soc.
Bleached towels. size 36xr7. sell at oc.
20 the Two days at SC per towel.
Fancy table spreads. size one and .
half yards square, worth 81, viii 20 Fri.
day and Saturday at. each. 47c.
Mems Aeeced lined underwear. very
heavy quality, sells everywhere at soc.
our special price i. as less, only 37Hc,
Ladies' union suits, fall and winter
weight. ribbed and fleece lined. Others
sell II At soc. our special price will be
saly 7Sc.
Childreu's unioa suits, ribbed, fleece
lined. worth sc, 90 the two bargain days
at7sc.
Boys kaes pants. size 4 to "a, best soc
pants ever sold. will sell the two days At
7oc.
Children's school handkerchiefs. good
enough quality to lose them. worth sc
60 At = penny each.
Ladies' new style silk waists. just re.
ceived, made Of good taHeta silk. nicely
trimmed. other stores sell them for s..
what We call . bargain 10 almost half
price and they will 60 Friday and Sat
urday At sa7s.
The biggest bargains and real snaps
in ladies' dress skirts will be found IN
our store Friday and Saturday. We
have bosght At = bargain. and believe 10
sell them At such. fully 4,x saved. You
must see them to appreciate the snap.
Ladies' 7sc quality corsets. in drab or
black. strong and durable and perfect
fitting. will lsn them the two days at 800.
Ladies' new style belts. pleated satin
With wide satin bow. other stores have
them in their windows at osc. Our price
for the two days will astonish the othes
stores - Ne will sell them At 25c.
Men's 4-ply linea collars. all sizes.
never sold tor less than l2K. We will run
them Friday and Saturday just for fun
1t Sc.
Ladies' outing flannel night gowns,
good goods, well made, full length.
worth 6oc. will sell not more than two to
one cuatoms1 at 48c.
Feather pom pons, all the rage now to
trim hats, sells IS, special price only
70: and dozens Of other bargains equally
as great.
THE PEOPLES SToRE,
Boulders Great Bargain Store.
Inn AsArheN roai heat in the maFkef.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
At HOME AGAIN.

Edgar 7. Pate 10 distributisg eaga,s
lavisAly Ia honor Of the safs sstssa Of
himself and Mrs Edgar 7. pA3s. The
csspls will 80 70 houss kssplag "a Piss
street. near eleventh. Mt PSte made
his gay home very leisufeiy. saoppiag d
eastern points 10 buy quantities Of
winter goods ior his 6rm.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
GRANTS THE WRIT.

Denver. Sept. 7o-The supreme court
today granted an alternative writ Of pro
hibition to restrain Judge johnson from
disp :nsing with the services Of District
Attorney Lindsey during the bribery in.
vestigaiion. The writ is returnable on
Monday morning when the question Of
making it permanent will be argued
Till then the grand jury vill rest.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
WELLINGTON IS SORRY.

Washington. Sept. 7o-A letter has
been received from Senator Welline ton
Of Maryland explaining that his report.
ed statements were mistaken. Nc Kinley
and he we're eaemies but he would not
say a word against him under }he cir.
cums.ances. He feels keenly, the terrible
blow to the country.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.

Dr.. J. McMurtrie died yesterday At
sooa after suffering untold agen,es. He
vas not . miner. A. has been sepotted,
hst prominent Iowa physician visitisg
his sou. His remains were e0baioed
and shipped to bis Iowa home today.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
A BIG COMBINE.

New York. Sept. 7o-These Is 4 plan
on foot to combine all the Vanderbilt
railroads into one gigantic company to
be known as the New York Central
company. 1t will be financial corpora
ton. holding the stock Of the subsidiary
companiex
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
WOOD MOUNTAIN AGAIN.

This iamous mining property was
never In as prosperous = condition as
oov. The new by draullc power makes
Il possible TO handle the output % q very
economical basis. No stock Is being Of
fersd for sale by the company, bat
Stearns & Riddle have correspondent
in the east who is badly in need Of cash,
and offers \ large block Of Wood Mount
ain stock at sacrifice. if taken At once.
See them about it quickly.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
THE EASTERN STAR.

The Grand Lodge Of the order Of the
Eastern Star Is In session today in Den.
yer. Among tbs Boulder ladies Who
went down todsy 70 attend its meetings
are Mssdames Astcalf, Adams. KoAler.
Arnsst. Casmaek. Doughsty, Fonda and
Fine.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
A BODY BLOW.

Buffalo, Sept. 3o-TAe death Of the
president has proved b,dy blow 70 the
Pan-Amesiesn sxpositioa. To-day 10
Welsh day bat instead Of he big crowd
expected soly lev people a's % he
grounds
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
CAPTAIN MCDONALD.

c. A. Mcdonald. shortstop on last
years university ba,eball team, vas this
mosning elected captain Of the team for
the ensuing year.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
A NEW FACE.

Washington. Sept. 7o-The eabinet
had depressing meeting this morning
with President Roosevelt presiding. All
but Secretary Long will retain their
portfolios.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20

The finest display Of
winter millinery in the
city Sept. 2lst at s. u.
Nichols. 2016-l4th St.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
SEVERE FR0STs.

Utica. N. Y. Sept. 7eSevese frosts
last night CAUSED immense damage 70
truck gardens and late fruit.
Daily camera., 1901-09-20
O[l0l Coils
El||0 Session
HAD TO DO II.

Osrporat,ens and stass OMsaAls OsuiA
Gene to no Agreement.
Denver. Sept. 7o-Governor Orman
will this afternoon issue . call for an
extra session Of the legislature to pro.
vide the state with revenue. The con.
ference between the railroad counsels and
state officers this morning came 70 moth.
inc