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wANTED-ROOaIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Is ANTED-COfTee U-H lunch counter ten Zee
fzturas. etc. address BOX I55. This Office milo
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-lO0 local and travelling picture sales
men, managers and canvassers for 8 States; 800
per month for good men DINSMORE PUB. CO. /
G2l 9TH St NV; a m to 4 p. NJ eI6-3
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building g32 F St NV. ::
cheap rent Apply 70 " J. DANTE, Hutchins
building 18th and d sis deIs
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FOR SALON account Of leaving city. new
Weber piano: cost 500; VIII sell Tor $50 20 i'm
mediate purchaser: Glso new So antique oak
cabinet automatic sewing machine for less than
half Address Box 165. this ofice eI6-3
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Typewriters, bought. sold rented,
and repaired. charges reasonable: ribbons. SOC
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. III 9Th ST. nv.
eIo-Truo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
LOST.

ROOM AND BOARD for one or two gentlemen
reasonable, az 1888 81 NV NILS
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing canaries, hooking
birds dogs eats, rabbits gold fish, etc; cats-
Iogue free- sCIMID's BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th 81
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
to,, as am. 6-52 an, 7:S5 m daily, I0;l5
= N dsilv except Monday. 2cl5 pm, and $50
nm. daily. From. Harrisonburg u:s7 an week
tays and $40 pm daily. Prom Charlottesville
rs an and $40 pm daily.
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wANTEU-BOARDERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A secondhand Remington typewriter;
new No. c. with late Improvements; must he
IN good coalition address WN- OSCAR ROONE
JR-. American Savings Bank, stating price. nj
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FoR RENrRoUsEs.
FOR RENT-A. S cAYRop. o8s 9th St. \. "

FOR RENT-A. S. CAYwO9D. OBS 9th St. Y "
1887 10th NV r. s75 00II76i P St NV IA. $50 50
17OS L st. nv .I2 f. d9t2eI2 18th nw.Ie, 250I
2226 9Th NV s.. % COL 4s2 F st. sw / 10 90
1880 n .Iav.nW T.. IS 90 lf695 L st nw. g.. 10 80
500 AZ St Sw-. 2. Is fOf l231 Austin St
9O3 Fla avne D. 10 31l 50 Brkld g. u 80
430 Franklin st fT47 Steuben st
NV ----.----. s. 10 25l NV .....---. s. 10 30
bSs Sumner St 3354 st NV s.. 90
NV ------ 4 50tR n 1923 eth NV s.. 100
30i 10th st Sw-. s. i319 l. st SW-.-. 4. 80
Rear It's Ntav ta2{s Half st. Sw 3. %
NV .----- > 8 sOl leZ3 lSt St Sw 4. 90
2oU5 Seaton ne. O.. ) DOL
$50 Siz st ne. bet Sd and 4th, F and G
SITS. -----.-.---..-S 50 50
2U22 Columbia Terrace NV. bet goth and 2lst
and F. 4T.----.---. ...-.... S 50
ia Francis st. Sc, bet. Ist and y. J. ave,
~ ana v, 4r-------- ----------. o 30
lS4 Providence St. Ivy City. 6r......-...... 90
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
439 9th st nw-. Riley Bldg, single or en- suite
500 ST. NV --..----..--..S SIS %
STORE
sw. cor 9th and O. store and cellar. good
location for drug S25 %
Clos
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE-

rANTED-At aO5 New Jersey ave NV. at once,
irl TO cook. wash and iron; 90 home nights; refs
81
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TRAINS On bLtENVNi bItaNtH-
Leave Washington 9:OI a m daily, 4:49 P n
week days and 6:25 p. N SUNDAYS Tor Blue
mont 6.25 Q. m. Saturdays and ASS p m week
dav5 and ll:20 D n. Wednesdays and SatGr-
DAYS only for Leesburg. s:25 P week dsys to
HerudOn-
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wANTED-PROPEBTr.

J WANT 20 buy little store property in the sv
o. part Of the city. must be cheap: not over
s., $50; from owner. Address Box Ia5- this Office
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WANTED Experienced woman for general house
work: wages So. I766 81. el6-S
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WANTED-Cirl 70 cook. wash. and general house
work: family of = 1874 18th ST NV eI
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FOR RENT-TwO fur. communicating front
rooms; light housekeeping; heat light. and bath;
gas for cooking; 81 per month rs I'd st. ne.
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Upright. So Montnlv.

Fine Upright Piano-now being put in frst-clas,
condition by our factory w0rkmen. VIII be sold
at once for SEQ, 3 monthly payments and de
livered Hhen desired Original price Of this in
slrumcnt 800.
c7-if F C. SMITH. I225 Pa ave.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
SITUATIONS wAxTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-By fTst-class laundress, washing and
ironing 70 do home or out MARY GLASS. I62s
lIJh 81 NV el6-2
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wANTED-A colored girl for light housekeeping.
OBJ 18th 81. NV. el
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FOR RENT Northeast: good ucignborhood; good
8 and 7-room houses; 1921 and 1913 Rosedale St
So 30 and $l-30; keys at 1873. OWNER, 533 18th
st. NV. Room l02. el6-3
FOR RENT-Iarge store and fve-room dwell
ing; 9Th and L ne Sic. splendid fat FIVE rooms.
all modern improvements; near Linco'a Park,
$l6.5O- $ CARR 1888 Nd ave ne. MICS
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WANTED-Plain cook and housemaid at once;
SIC. Sl2; also nurse. so. 1875 18th st NV mi
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
TWO ELEGANT fur. rooms. with board; Sd aoor.
205 St e16-3
THOMAS CIRCLE, 2d-foc: front; also back room:
s45 per month for two, with board 1894 Mass,
eIb-3
BEAUTIFUL front ROOM excellent board. 100
| St NV el6-3
PRIVATE family viii take a few boarders: table
$50; ROOMS - to SI4; home Is first class. rOoTy
and cool 10 ID 81 sc el6-3
DESIRABLE ROOMS. with board. 2094 st.
NV. el6-3
ROOM and board for tgo gentlemen; home COM
forts. 307 St mics
FOR REYT-SiceIy furnished room, suitable for
two, so. 300 St. niles
THE TYREE- Room and board; summer rates,
4Gl st. el5-3
LARGE fur. room. with beard: cheap 20 couple
gentlemen gl6 I 81 nv eI5-2
FOR RENTED l St ngr-. large furnished room;
cheap; frst-ciaSs board. miss
FOR RENT-Large front room, with board; reaS-
enable. sJ2 IIth St e14-3
Room AND BOARD. private i4nlly. 81 per
week IA 9th ST. sw. rnl5-5
FOR RENT-NieeIy fur. roan; excellent board
AS ID ST. NV. ml2-T
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WANTED-By fTst-class washWoman washing to
take home no 10th ST NV Ell
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and othe, In
formation furnished and baggage called for and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
AFTERMATH OF THE TRIAL.
Mr. Lane Gets His Blood Up and At
tacks CommiSsioner ORE.

MR.. Lane Gets His Blood Up and At
tacks Commissioned OGE.
Brunswick. Ga, June 24-To-night A.
H. Lane made vigorous attack on
County Commissioner c. d. Ogg, chair
man of the Glynn county commission
ers and succeeded ia getting in several
hard blows on Mr.. ogg's face and neck
before that gentleman recovered himself
and got away. The attack occurred on
the back piazza of the Oglethorpe Hotel
and was witnessed by a number OF peo-
pie. Mr. Lane came out of the dining
room and seeing Mr.. Ogg standing on
the piazza, walked up, and after a few
preliminary words, according to wit
nesses began to strike. Mr.. Ogg did not
seem to resent the attack, but got UP
stairs as quick as possible, due per-
hans to the difference in his size and that
os Mr. Lane. and the further fact that
Mr.. Lane was getting in his ticks 50 fast
there was not much chance for defence.
The attack grew out of the fact that to
Mr.. Ogg Mr. Lane attributes the trou-
bles he has been put to here. Mr.. Ogg was
at the head of a committee of stockhold-
ers in the Merchants and Traders Bank
that pressed the Investigations into its
conduct.
AT tine tTdlH tO-HiShI pIlVi u ms Nc-
parture from the city, Mr. Lane said TO
your correspondent: II have been perse-
cuted by him, and when | saw him stand
ing there. II was too much for me and /
hit him"
The affair Is generally deplored, but 10
those who know the intense feeling that
has risen over the suits just ended 1t was
probably more than expected. Mr. Ogg's
friends are mostly Mr. Lanes friends. and
all join in general regret over the occur
renee. On behalf of Mr.. Ogg, his friends
state that while he has been active in
matters affecting suits Just ended AMI
now pending, in Glynn court, II has been
from a conscientious sense OF duty as he
conceived 1t and not from any personal
antagonism to any OF the parties in
volved
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
WAYCROSS SUFFERS A LOSS.
Fred w. Bib, "A Leading Young
Merchant, Passes Away.

Efcu W. bhDb, ItuuHuK tOunk
Merchant, Passes Away.
waycross. Ga. July 25.-Mr. Fred w
Bib. one OF waycross' leading mer-
chants. died this morning about 2:30
O. cock, surrounded by his family and
friends.
Mr.. Bib was taken III last Thursday,
having contracted pneumonia, both lungs
being infected. Yesterday afternoon he
lapsed into an unconscious state. from
which he never rallied.
Mr.. Bib was senior member OF the
Arm of Bib e. O'Quinn, proprletors OF
the Red Star Clothing store. He was a
member OF the First Methodist Church.
from which his funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at O'Clock. He was
a member Of the knights OF Pythias, and
that order will assist In the funeral ex-
ercises. The pail bearers will be selected
from that order
Mr.. Bib came 10 Waycross from Thorn.
asville twelve years ago. and had gained
the confidence and esteem OF our people.
His brothers. w II. Bib OF Thomasville
and T. q. and J. X. Bibb Of this city,
were with him when the end came.
He was a son Of W. l.. Bibb of Thorn
asville.
Mr.. Bib leave a wife and one little girl
The funeral will take place at Q O'Clock
tomorrow morning at the First Metho-
dist Church. the pastor. Rev. r. NJ
Christian officiating. The interment viii
be In Lott Cemetery.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools OF Millwood will unite In a big
celebration and picnic on Saturday next
at the Satilla river, one mile from tho
town.
Rev. J. NJ. Glenn was called by tele-
phone message this morning to Douglas
70 perform the funeral rites al the burial
of Mrs. Ida Carter. member of his
church at Downing. who died yesterday
Mrs Carter was q young woman, and
had been a resident OF this section only
a short while. moving here from North
Carolina.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. T. @. Hmlard
was elected assistant superintendent OF
Trinity sundsy-school; A. W. TOWNSEND.
librarian, and G. l.. Inman. assistant
Librarian.
J. r. Shepherd. the Insurance man
whose srroat d mentioned IN to-day I
Morning News, IA well known IN Way
cross. lie made this his headquartcrs Tor
sometime, and formed a partnership With
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
SHERIFFS MAY BE IMPEECHED.
Alabama Convention Provides Pres
ventIve for Lynchings.


vcntive for Lynchings.
Montgomery, Ala. June 24.-The section
relating to a sherin's tenure OF office and
suspension from Office and impeachmentf
when ne permits a prisoner to be taken
from him and lynched, was reconsidered
by the constitutional convention to-day
and one of its features stricken out. 1t
now reads as follows:
"A sheriff shall be elected In each coun-
ty by the qualified electors thereof. who
shall hold his office for a term of four
years unless sooner removed, and shall
be Ineligible TO such office as his own
successor. Whenever any prisoner is TAX
en- from jail or from the custody of a
sheriff or deputy and put to death or suf-
fer grievous bodily harm ewing to neg
lect, and ccnnivance, cowardice or other
grave fault of a sheriff, such sheriff may
be tmpeaehed under section of article
of the constitution, and the Governor,
when satisfied after hearing the sheriff.
that he should be impeached, may sus-
pend him from Office for such time as he
may think proper until the impeachment
proceedings are finally disposed of. and
such sheriff when impeached shall not
hold any other Office during the time for
which he has been elected"
An amendment to the executive departs
ment was offered by Mr.. Fits of Tusca-
lcosa providing that II the Legislature in
crease the Governors salary such in
crease shall apply TO the incoming Cover
nor. After a heated debate the amends
ment was adopted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25

The only safe course to take is 10 keep
the blood pure, digestion good, and sleep
regular. No remedy equals in all re-
spects, Peruna for these purposes. If
the system is run down and weakened by
catarrh, Peruna renovates and rejuven-
ates the nerves and brain.
A book on the catarrhal diseases of
summer will be mailed to any address,
upon request, by The Peruna Medicine
Co, Columbus. Ohio.
The above testimonials are only two of
1900 letters received touching the merits
of Peruua as a catarrhal tonic. No more
useful remedy to tone up the system has
ever been devised by the medical profess
sion
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
CONGRESSMAN ALDRICH
ENDORSES THE TONIC, PERUNA.
says; sit VIII Build Up a Depleted
System Rapidly"

Hon. w. F. Aldrich, Congressman from
Aiaoama' writes from Washington, D. c.
This is to certify that Peruna.
manufactured by The Peruna Nedf-
cine Co., of Columbus, o., has been
used In my family with success. 1t
Is fine tonic ana will build up m
depleted system rapidly. can rec
ommend 1T to those who need N safe
vegetable remedy for debiIity."-N.
f. Aldrich.
II. D. Emory vice chancellor and mas
ter of arms, K. P.'s, of Omaha, Neb..
writes from 2lS North Sixteenth street.
the following words of praise for Peruua
as tonic. He says:
Cafarrh of Stomach.
1t is with pleasure 1 recommend Pc
runa as tonic of unusual merit. A large
number of prominent members of the diff
ferent Orders with which | have been
connected have been cured by the use of
Peruna OF cases of catarrh of the stom-
ach and head; also in kidney complaint
and weakness of the pelvic organs.
1t tones up the system, aids digestion,
induces sleep, and is well worthy the CON-
hdence of sufferers of the above COM
plaints."-H. S. Emory.
Nervous Debility.
Everyone who is in the least degree
subject to nervousness, sleeplessness,
prostration, mental fatigue or nervous de-
bility in any form, finds the hot weather
OF June, July and August very hard to
bear, if not dangerous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25

Mr., James Knox, cashier of the Bank OF
Waycross. The partnership was
dissolved some time ago and Mr.. Knox
notified Shepherd some weeks ago that
his checks would not be honored at the
Bank of Waycross. 1t seems that this is
not Shepherds first exploit.
The eldest daughter of r. L. Park was
painfully hurt this afternoon by falling
from swing. Her head and back were
bruised. but it is thought she will soon
be all right
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
THE HARVEY AND BEACH CASES.
The Latter Mol Pressed and the
Former Continued.

Brunswick. Ga. June 4.-In the SUI
perior Court this morning the case against
Mr.. Jacob l.. Beach, charged with the
embezzlement of certain bonds and cou-
pons from the vaults of Glynn county,
Col Meldrim assisting the county. said
there were defects in the Indictment.
the defects related 10 the numbers of the
bonds. and that unless Mr.. Beach's at
torney waived these defects he would
have TO mol PROSE- the case. Mr.. Beach's
attorneys would not waive the defects
and the case was mol pressed
The case against Mr.. n. II. Harvey,
former city treasurer, charged with en-
bezzlement. was then called and went
over until Tomorrow
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
TOOK HOLD or ELEcTaIc WIRE.
Negro Painter at Columbia Dies ON
Top of the Hotel.

Columbia, S. c.. June 2i-This after
noon. about o'clock, Charles Pickett. a
negro painter. working on the roof OF
the big Columbia Hotel. caught hold OF
high voltage electric wire to pass un-
der II. He could not turn loose. and
his hand was burned TO the bone. When
his companions broke his grip he pitched
forward dead The wire sent a charge
OF over 5000 volts OF electricity through
his body. The body had to be let down
by means OF a rope from the rear OF the
building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25
THE BEACH CASE AGAIN.
One Of Brunswick's Sensations Not
Yet Disposed OF.

ftt DiHpoSeo W.
Brunswick, Ga, June 2.--The grand
Jury at a late hour to-day return, 1t Is
said. an indictment in the Beach case.
This action, It is stated was taken after
long struggle over the evidence pre-
scented. and at various times rumors
reached the streets that IL would be
case Of no bill" No Juror will talk about
II. Clerk duBlgnon says he has not re-
ceived 1t. but Foreman Symons. it Is re-
ported. has the bill In his pocket to pre-
sen. In court tomorrow morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25

which has been read in my hearing, and
his conduct I'm this suit. has never been
surpassed. and Is a monument to the
honesty. uprightness and magnificent
character Of the grand old man that he
must be. Let the order be prepared"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25

petition. except the note of L. +. Gwinn
for 5000 and che 10 shares of stock of the
block of IS shares"
Paragraph third is as follows: -"That
upon the payment of the sum stipulated
in said petition and in the first paragraph
of this order and decree, 1t appearing that
among the items paid by said son, is an
item of $780, it being one-half of an
amount for a certain. block of IS shares
of the capital stock of the said Merchants
and Traders Bank of the par value of
500 each, transferred in the name of Mad
den and Lane to said bank, and which
81 800 was the sum received by the said
A. II. Lane and credited upon the books
of said bank upon a division of the full
amount of s.. 500 received for shares (said
]. Nj. Madden receiving the other 81, 800,
and it appearing that the contentious Of
the said \. II. Lane, relative 10 the car
rying of this stock and oil of transac-
tons in regard thereto, are that 10 shares
of said stock be, and 1t is hereby, written
off from the capital stock of said bank
and that said A. H. Lane be- and hereby
is held, not liable for any assessment on
account of said 3S shares of stock, and
the said James S. Wright, receiver as
aforesaid. is further directed to transfer
the other 10 shares of said 50 shares of
stock to the said James NJ. Madden and
10 proceed by suit or otherwise against
him to recover the $500 SO received
by the said James II. Madden
as aforesaid. 1t is further ordered
and decreed that paragraph seven of the
suit brought by the said James S. Wright,
receiver, as aforesaid against A. ii.
Lane, ct. al, to recover on account of
stockholders liability to the creditors of
said bank in SO far as the same relates
TO Madden & Lane and seeks to recover
from said firm or either member thereof
for said s. shares of stock be, and the
same is hereby stricken from said suit"
Paragraph sixth reads as follows
IT is further ordered and decreed by
the court that each and all of the pray
ers for relief and protection, whether they
be general or special. in the petition of
the said h. Y. Lane set out. not referred
to and covered in this order and decree.
are hereby granted as prayed Granted
at Chambers at Waycross, Ga, this the
18th day of June. 1898"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-25

--Nurse-''Lisien. Baby. to the donkey
brayinE. What a noise he h makingi
Naughty donkey" Little Glrl--"Oh. what
o shame. NURSE lie isn't a naughty dom
key. Hes only got the ccupsg--Punch.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-04-18
SPRING ELECTIONS.
New Officers Chosen mt the PoEEs I'm
Many Towns and Cities
in Illinois.

Chicago, April 17.-Election for mu-
nicipal officers were held in many
cities and towns in this state Tuesday.
Republican mayors were elected as
follows: At Charleston, Litchfield,
Jacksonville, Vienna, Paris, Taylor
vile, Lincoln, Bloomington, Centralia,
DanvilIe, Freeport. In the following
towns democratic mayors were cho--
sen: Pana, Havana, Carlinyiue, Kan
kakee. Nonpartisan tickets were
chosen as follows: Athens, Clinton,
Petersburg, Ottawa, Alton, Monmouth,
Rockford. License carried in the fol-
lowing towns: Petersburg, Virginia
and Dewitt; anti-lieense, Clinton, Rose
Vile, Farmer City and Wapella.
Sioux City, Ia, April 1.-THE city
and town elections in South Dakota
Tuesday were for members of coun-
ellis and school boards, and the re-
suits are without political signifi-
canoe. In nearly every town where
the license question was up, the peO-
pie voted for license.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-04-18
Western Grocery Co. Establishes
Branch at Wichita.

There was meeting of the direct
ors of the Western Grocery and the
managers of its several branches
held at Marshalltown Monday. There
were ia attendance from this city,
Messrs. A. P. Spencer, secretary; G.
N. Spencer and o. S. Ellis, manager
Of the Oskaloosa house.
1t was decided to double the eapa-
city of the Spencer-Letts Coffee Com
pany and committee was appointed
to purchase machinery necessary to
equip the enlarged plant.
In addition to the new houses at
Kansas City and Albert Lea, Mimi,
the Western Grocery Company makes
public the location of another new
house at Wichita, Kas., with @. D.
Scott, of Kansas City, as manager.
A contract has just been closed for
the purchase of building lot, one of
the finest in the city and on rail-
road, at st. Joe, on which will be
erected soon one of the finest!wbole-
sale grocery houses in the country.
The lot is I2Ox14O and the building is
to cost 500 600.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-04-18
FATAL LANDSLIDES.
Avalnncbes Reported from Colorado
by which Several Ltves
Were Lost.

Denver, Col, April ia huge mass
of snow and rock swept down from
the mountain near Adelaide on the
Florence and Cripple Greek railroad,
burying a work train and killing
three men and seriously injuring four
others.
Buena Vista, Col, April 13.--A re-
port has reached here that huge
avalanche, sweeping everything before
it, came down Italian mountain, in
Taylor park, about 40 miles west OF
this place, and that several lives were
lost. On this mountain several mines
have been in operation all winter. en-
ploying about 300 men. Owing to the
great distance of the mountain from
any point of communication with the
outside world and the vast amount OF
snow on the range between here and
the mountain, several days may elapse
before the facts are learned. About
the same time last year snowslide
came down this mountain, killing four
men.