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FORT BEND PLANTATION, l57l az Y
very easy terms; 1852 acres hopelv
Bailey league, Brazoria county. FL
acre; 100 acres Walker county pEii
land, So per acre. X. w. usug'
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WE DEAL only in bargains. c6cs n
lands; $50 acres at $3.50 per acte i.
acres near La Forte, best Of land, "
dress Box no. Houston.
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MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD.

Wanted 10 Buy-A desirable NO. 49,
house with all modern col con T.ssss
close in: for cash. Call at wv Fi''
or phone 500.
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OIL LANDS-Damon Mound, Sour ~
Saratoga and Big Hi In Matagoroa y,
ty We have bargains 10 oher ah
VIII pay you to investigate onf !, ~
tracts and compare prices. Can IN ~
special bargain on Damon. ca
Inckel
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WANT TO Buy lumber TO build rt cs 7
two cottages cheap for cash. N'~
BROWN SlIilmOre. IoNas.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE ~ MAJ
street, controls nine-tenths OF sIl ulss
Houston Heights lots. Our prices q
lowest and terms inc best to be bad
JOHN A. MILRoY. Agent I
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WANTED TO BUY-Two good seconss'',vs
are and burglar proof safes; a n r,
CIannhan Lumber Co.. Eagle Lax -
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SITUATION wanted by an elderly man TO
work around house: can milk and handle
tools; viii work cheap. Address So this
Office. -
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WANTED-Position by tlrSt.cnsS bar
tender; can handle any class of trade
satisfactory. reasons for being out of EN-
ploSment; best of references Box 23i
BRENNAN, Texas. .
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WISH 10 purchase two karat conas'
white diamond; corresponding p ~
tinl NhhrcSs AInrrhnnt. il. .. B0i "
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PKoFEsSIONAL.

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MODEL CARRIAGE 20, lo3 los nnd iOT
Milan street crsaer OF Commerce. mana
i1rtfers ~ us kinds az ieAle.es rrp slr.
-ts, pAiAtAn4. tiimning rupAer lining aad
talst shotilt. -c.eUiilcall} performed IT
ietsouaisie plces -
ia pllEfHS Attorney ami Counselor
1t laS, 8lla Aluiu street. Houston. 100
WftL 3Ru.LIAG For oil. arteslan wafer
al Jlac Irrigation. H. NJ. CRANBERRY
& co. Houston. 1876
WILLIAM A. WILSON--Ofhce 203 Kiam
ullding; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment o. any other plan.
II
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced aud bonded detectives for
civil a. crininal lnvostl0afion. hondsd
watchmen Yor day or night service. Nj.
n, Cure, general manager, 305h Main
street II
3. o. COTTON q BROS. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. -, Main st. IL
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Clsi; German; seven Years experience.
Address Lock BOX SO, New Braunfels
Texas. -
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FOR SALE--A very handsome -,
story residence in Second ward ne Y Y
III feet on Paige street by lac az g'ls
corner OF German street; soItS ~
This property is offered yer ys XVI
cash. or will take other prone,, vss,l /
payment: balance on easy navmgs.,n. i
raj x Harral, 317l2 Main street f'uA y
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WANTED-Sewlng In families by n good
Seamstrcss. Address 1929, this Office. Il
BY WHITE WOMAN as cook and house
keeper for small family or Wldowcr Can
or address Mrs. r. Burwcu, 1912 Calhoun
avenue. %,
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BIDS AND PROPOSE

CONTRACTOR wanted 70 M. plll,u from ~
tc aln f +. Z. Jones. 2o2 Milan ..ssss z.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. DUNLAVY, At 1910 Congress ave
nue.. will give lessons on the piano an
mandolin, at reasonable rates.
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WANTED TO keNI.

wa NTED--Two or three nn'y
rooms in First or sixth wa,so sssea So
housekeeping references ex'aA
this office. ri
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

HORSE for feed and care, or will huy If
satisfactory. Il. Is. Boring 1915 Texas
avenue II
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HOUSTON AND SUBURBAN-sevea d
giblc residences, city and surburbm q
many of the Texas count es R, ". Gu
bic & Co.
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FOR SALE-The half Of block 1s0 PIN
Emanuel. between Walker and Nk;
ney. Address j. Galbraith, GalyesG
REAL ESTATE, rentals, loans. g. NV
to, 3l01h Main street.
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WANrED-A jon MS crrnnd hoy or any
thing l can get Address 30lL this of
fee. -
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

fOR ENCHANGE-An elegant Chicago
residence to trade for Harris county land.
llarral \ HarraL 3lIls Main street. n
A STRICTLY first class up-to-date saw I'M n
on 1000 feet capacity, engine boiler.
saw mill, edger andn trimmer manu- act,
ured by Filler 4 StOwell; Coylls hinc
room machiuery, together with thirtS
lea Of specially selected logging mules,
with harness and wagons Min and
teams are located seven miles west az
Jefferson, Texas. This property can he
cough, at a bargain. as timber supplr
y exhausted; parties looking for scra p
PIE need not come to see H. Address
vile or Jefferson. Texas -
LIBERTY, Leon aud Rod River county
land for Houston residence property az
yaeans lots. Rogers 4 Webb, kiam build.
lag, Houston -
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WANTED TO, BUY.

WANTED buy 40 to IO-horse pisss
FIRE box boiler; 30 to 5lehorse PoSee II Ii;
speed engine; second hand. Il U Z
411 HouSton
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PORTRAIT PAiNUNG-Bg lndncements
for eight or ten people dades or genie.
mem; permanent employment gunrantccd
&, Il. Anderson & Co., 372 Elan street
Dallas. Texas. U2t
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CIVE-ROOM cottage, underground esss
X 1914 Mason street, for sale, S4QO casl' "
auCe monthly. Apply Leon !. SmlIa
torney. over Houston National bank VI.
and Congress.
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FOR SALE Near Houston, 30 head good
range cattle and two high grade short
HORN bulls Address G, II. Whitcomh.
Ia CoStc. Texas. ~
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RICE LANDS-320 acres. section In 4
erty county, on rice canal, $50 ner n
GOOO acres Brazoria county, between
and Chocolate bayous, magnlacenl K
lands. 81 per acre: $40 acres Wyle NJ
survey, abstract 7OS, Harris count
per acre; 1880 acres Joseph Rieasi,'
survey and $50 acres Jacob Buekman !
vey. Hardin county, IS per acre. ri
Gamble 4 Co.
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WANTED Experienced feeder for Gordon
press Edmund Bourke, 1918 Franklin
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JERSEY COWS fresh In MILK always On
hand from $40 mp. Also hull knp' rn.
service. r. II. keywortb Polk AMI Craw.
ford n II
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TIE AKERS WANTED go tlemakers IN
max 0xS sap Pine ties 50,O,O acres OF
mh r; Will pa l3c for saps On goo /
timber; Zoe FOR saps on cuh timber: pay
weekly, special indictments to good con.
tractors aud camp men. Address William
Cameron * Co tlncorpOratedl G. L. Nab
crR, manager, beaumont Texas N
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3. O. COTTON a. BROS. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. - Main st. II
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A BLACKSMITH and good sheer wants
job al once. Ira Maron, caldwell, Tex. -
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

Situation as bookkccper. ship.
ping clerk or clerical work. experience
and reference adequate. Address $3.50
this office %
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FOR SALE-Onc team OF good horses aud
harness: also ono 3-inch wagon: chrap m
taken AT once. 1910 Pense -
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WANTED Experienced hotel clerk. Ap.
ply at Bristol hotel. u
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WANTED 200 tic makers paw To- for
GNS pine and lic Tor GxS oak: have an
come to N,dlluc switch long lob ana
plenty or tiuibur Rurkitt & 0arneA II
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REAL ESTATE FOB !.

Sl1JO BUYS THAT ppT,r.s..--.
cottage, No. 1913 La prnsIIf ioe,,
balance one to seven ,ancn; M
erty for sale today oniy aN; nj
building. my Norris,
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BABCOCk & ARMSTRONG T--
Dayton. Texas, have for ~ nane A1l
lOOOuacre tracts, as desired. oue al
In evidence on the surface KS NJ
RE land Is a safe investmen, ,SoaN \
ture. and any oil deveionmsc,,v' sa'i
additional fortune. Write ~ hsa
or come and see us. ioI pafifl
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w ANIED- IfaNcllng salesman by Scptem-
her 25. also advertisers; cash salary.
Triumph. Dallas. Texas. 20
WAATED-Ypung men To learn telegraphy
and station work for immediate service;
no charge III situation not secured. Dial
lag Telegraph College, Dallas. Texas. q
WANTED-Two good travelling solicitors.
None but best rustlers Sio0 n month and
expenses; prefer ex-insnrance men. IL
you can produce business address ID. j
Powell, San Antonio, Texas. 100
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WANTED--A young man as hosflcr
Schosscr steam Bakery, 500 Dallas ave
nue. -
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HELP WANTED Stenographer aud type.
writer familiar with wholesale grocery
work and with Remington machine; or
pelenced people only need aphly Adj.
dress bTST this Office u
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ia pilEHps Attorney ami Counselor
% Aap. 3ia Aluiu street, Houston, 100
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WANTED--Yard boy; one who can milk
Mrs. Lena Giesoke. Ill Capitol avenue
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FUH SALE-One gray gentle huGry mare,
or will trade Tor Jersey helfers Sii
Westhemer, l0i san Jacinto street. n
FOR sALE-l00 head rice, railroad anl
sawmlll mules; also q few gool horses.
j $. Bowser cor Preston street y
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HEIGHTS CoTTAGF-TI,,T.r-.
outhouses, fruit trees. fenn,s.a aous n
one block to car line Ss sn' eaet \.
balance SIS monthly. fs~ Ns \,
502 Travis street; ALWAYS IN Srs,l
II and i to . o'clock. 'u ollie n
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WANTED-Fivc good ACCIDENT insurance
solicitors. Sherwood y Robinson, ol1t
t'onprps. ~
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FOR SALE-Some extra good mich COWS
at California stables, 1Tl0 Franklin ave.
nue. II &. Cain u
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A BEAUTIFUL TEN-1CRF
nice. cottage and on, ~, ifaef
blocks. from Fannln car y,IIIIlaalhg I,
Blnz building. "i ilne M
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&, Rcfercucc is made TO the above men.
Toned decree for further particulars and
Tor more specific description OF the mon.
erty 10 he sold and tho terms of snld sale.
1d.1-Ot Master Gown, ', .l,o
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28

SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic

President Samuel Gompers, of the
American Federation Of Labor, and
President Mitchell, of the Mineworkers
Union, joined in an open letter TO Shat
fer, saying they would resign if he could
prove the charges he made against them.
A steamer has been chartered to carry
the first cargo of Pennsylvania anthra-
cite coal ever shipped from the United
States to Europe. The coal will go to
Berlin for use in American-made stoves.
The National Camp, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, met in biennial session
in Buffalo A. J. Colburn, of Pennsyl-
vania, was elected president.
Leon Czolgosz was visited by his faith
er, brother and sister, but he also denied
to them that anyone else was concerned
in the killing of President Mckinley, de-
claring that he alone was responsible
Details of the kidnapping Of Miss
Stone the American missionary, and her
assistant by Bulgarian bandits were re-
ceived by the American Board of For
eign Missions.
The National Council of the United
Order of American Mechanics, in session
in Hartford, c., passed resolutions de-
nouncing anarchy
Patrolman O'Neil, who was the cause
of Devery's arrest, was dismissed from
the force by Commissioner Murphy
There is reported to be discomfort in
Samoa over the way island is being gov
erned
Instructor J. S. Croswell, in the State
School OF Mines at Rolla, Mo, killed
Miss Powell, a student, through jeal-
ousy, and then fed A mob is after
him.
Seth Low was nominated for mayor
by the Republican city convention OF
New York. His candidacy was also in
dorsed by the Citizens Union.
The British mule transport Monterey
landed number OF destitute ST. Louis
men at Newport News in violation OF
the law.
A bold attempt was made TO kidnNp
the 7-year-old son OF w. II. Baker, a
wealthy resident OF Winchester, Va
In an interview in Brooklyn, Admiral
Sampson said he would attend the
Schley inquiry if he was summoned
A Seattle (Wash.) Judge has declined
TO naturalize foreigners who admit they
are anarchists.
The town OF Pulaski, Va, went dry by
So majority.
Rear Admiral Sampson has requested
the Navy Department to relieve him OF
his present duty as commandant OF the
Boston Navy Yard on October I on
account Of the bad condition of his
health. Secretary Long has granted
the request
The anarchists under arrest in Chi
| cago we're released. In the hearing be-
fore Judge Chetlain the prosecution
said there was no evidence against
them and agreed to their discharge.
Frederick Fraley, of Philadelphia,
president of the National Board OF
Trade since its organization, 80 years
ago, is dead. He was 81 years of age
George w. Bowman, a wealthy mine
owner, has given $1,000, 900 to the Peo-
pies Churchin Chicago for the prose-
cution of its work
Senator Hanna declares that he will
support President Roosevelt if the
President carries out Mr.. McKinleys
policy.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
SETTLEMENT Op BIG STRIKE.
President Shaier Says It Failed Because
He Lacked Support.

Pttsburg, Pa. (Special) AN advance
copy of the statement by President Shat
fer, of the Amalgamated Association.
giving history of the late strike of steel
and tnworkers from its inception has
been secured. The circular will be mail
cd to all districts at once.
President Shaifer says in the circular
that the statements contained therein
give a fair and truthful account of oc-
currences leading up to and compelling
2 settlement of the strike. In part. the
circular, is as follows:
The tinplate people knew that we had
decided to enforce Article XIX, Section
35, consequently the charge that we
broke our agreement must rest upon the
action of the sheet conference.
eve were in fairly good condition to
win without help, but looked for aid
from other labor bodies, some Of which
were pledged, and to the general public,
but especially relied upon the American
Federation Of Labor, with which body
we have been affiliated ever since its in
cepton, and toward whose support we
have never failed to contribute.
"The American Federation gave US not
one cent The report that financial help
came from the National Lodge of the
Mineworkers is absolutely false-we re-
ceiyed nothing.
"Perceiving that lack of money, loss
of public approval, desertion by hundreds
OF our own people and neglect by other
organizations would render it impossible
TO gain decisive victory, we endeavored
to save what we could. l arranged for
Mr.. Gompers of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, to meet Mr.. Morgan to
effect a settlement Mr.. Morgan gave up
his vacation, went to New York and
waited for Mr. Gompers, who Jailed to
appear, nor has he since explained why
he neglected Our interests. We were
called upon at the national Office by John
Mitchell, of the United Mineworkers |:
Mr., Easley, of the Civil Federation; Mr.,
Henry White, of the Garmentworkers,
AMI Professor jerks, Of the Cornell Uni
yCrsity.' These gentlemen inquired care
fully into our strike, and Mr.. Mitchell
stated that if we would present a propo-
sition, which he outlined, he would de-
mand acceptance by the trust, or call
out the miners, and he said he felt sure
Mr.. Sergeant would call out the train
men to strike also. The proposition was
accepted by the executive board, but the
Steel Corporation rejected it,
I'VE waited for the coal miners and
railroad men to be called out, They
were willing to come, as thousands as
sured us, but they have not been called
and the trust was more sure that with
other organized labor bodies against us,
we must be defeated. Our people became
disheartened they sent letters and tele-
grams asking the board to settle. That
body gave full power to the national Off
GERS and the latter requested your presi-
dent to seek a conference. He was sue
cessful after many difficulties"
Mr.. Shaffer then gives the terms of
the settlement heretofore published, and
closes by saying he is willing to resign
ii the members think he is inefficient and
incaoahle
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
VENEZUELANS AND
COLOMBIANS.
Some Trivial Incident May Start
Bloody Conflict.
VENEZUELA AWAITING INVASION.
Eleven Thousand Venezuelan Troops Are
Drawn Up in Two Opposing Lines Along the
Frontier Awaiting 0rders-Cabinet Minister
at Caracas Admits That Castro Desires the
Downfall Of the BOgeta Government

Caracas. Venezuela (By Cable).-In
an interview a cabinet minister, who re-
quested that his name be withheld, dis
cussed the present situation. He stated
authortatively for publication that Ven
ezuela had no intention OF taking ag-
gressive measures against the lsthmus
of Panama, or OF interfering there in
any way, especially as the United States
is so directly interested.
Venezuelas differences he contin-
ued, "are entirely with the Colombian
clericals and the Colombian Govern
ment, and in no way with the Colon
bian people generally. II the Colon
bian Liberals were to triumph and the
Conservative government fail in conse-
quence, the Venezuelan Colombian inn
broglio would Immediately cease to ex-
ist. The Venezuela government ear
nestly desires the downfall Of the pres
eRt Colombian government which men
aces Venezuela. If war comes, one de-
cisive Venezuelan victory on the from
tier over the Colombian regulars will
probably affect the downfall of this gov
ernment, and so end the war.
President Castro absolutely does not
plan the organization Of grand Colom-
bian Republic, composed of Colombia,
Venezuela and Ecuador. This expert
ment was tried under Bolivar and failed
Gen. Tribe Uribe, by his recent decree,
is alone responsible for this idea which
is credited to President Castro, and
which the latter repudiates. Venezuela
and Colombia could never live under the
same government President Castro
knows FOO much TO make the expert
ment.
'As to the actions Of our gunboats
before La Hacha during the last month,
we were only watching Colombia's move
ments. We have not once purposely
crossed the Colombian frontier. Posi-
bly, during the recent engagements at
Guajira, our soldiers inadvertently pass
ed the indefinite mountainous boundary.
But that is all, while Colombia has con-
tinually crossed our frontier"
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
SAFE BLOWN OPEN BY ROBBERS.
A Daring Burglary in a Philadelphia
Car Barn,

Philadelphia, Pa. (SpeciaI Eight
masked men entered the carbarn of the
Holmesburg, Tacony and Frankford
Railway, in the extreme northeastern
section of the city, and after binding and
gagging two watchmen, proceeded to the
office, where they blew open two safes
and robbed them of the days receipts,
amounting to about $1,000. George No
Ian and Clarence Depew, the watchmen,
were the only occupants of the building
at the time. According to their story, it
was about 2.3o o'clock in the morning
when the eight masked robbers appear
ed, Each man was armed with revolt
yer. Without ceremony the intruders
bound the watchmen securely with wire,
and after gagging them pushed them into
a corner.
With heavy hammers the robbers
broke the combination knobs from the
doors Of the safes and inserted dynamite
in the holes. The explosions blew off
the doors and wrecked the Office.
After securing their booty the rob
bers went to the Tacony Water Works,
on the banks of the Delaware river,
where they stole a rowboat and es-
capped, Nolan succeeded in loosening
his hands after half hours hard work.
He released Depew and they notified
the police. -. -..--
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
Revolution Ia Brazil.

Rio Janciro (By Cable).-A revolu-
ton has been declared in the southern
part of the state of Matto-Grosso, near
the frontier of Paraguay against the
government of the state. The rebels
have occupied Bella Vista, San Carlos,
and Taruma. The government forces
assisted by the gunboat Carioca, succeed
ed in expelling the rebels from those
points. A brother of the governor of the
state, who was prosecuted by the insur-
gents. and who succeeded in crossing
ihe frontier and entering Paraguay, ar
lived at Asunscion.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
Lunatlcs ina Fire.

Norfolk, Neb (SpeciaD The asy-
lam for the insane in this city was de-
stroyed by fire, one man was burned to
death and it is believed that two other
inmates who are missing were burned
20 death. The loss on buildings and
their contents will be about $3ooooo
There were 600 inmates in the main
structure and they were rescued with
difficulty. Many OF the lunatics fought
against being saved, while others we're
completely cowed, the attendants hav-
ing no difficulty in leading them cut Of
the burning building,
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
A LAW AGAINST ANARCHY.
Senator Allison Says Congress viii UndOubt.
sdly Adopt Repressive Measures.

Chicago (SpcciaD Congress will
probably make thorough investigation
OF anarchy in the United States next
winter and will do its utmost to pass
suitable laws for the prevention OF any
such crime in the future as that com
mitted against President Mckinley"
said Senator Allison, OF Iowa Il have
no doubt there will be many joint ses-
sions OF the judiciary committee OF the
two houses during the session, and the
best legal talent OF the land will be
called upon to assist the Attorney Cen
eral in pointingg out constitutional
methods for reaching the seat OF the
trouble. The need is evident. The
pressure for legislation will be very
great, possibly pushing Congress to go
to an dnwarranted extreme. Some ac-
ton will undoubtedly be taken that is
in consonance with the constitution and
will not infringe on proper freedom Of
speech
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-28
Alleged "Kuklus" Gang.

Bristol, Tenn (SpeciaD Consider
jble excitement was created at Stonega,
Va, a day or two ago, when a dozen
officers arrived in that town with I3
prisoners whom they were taking to
Pineville, KY, to be placed in jail for
safekeeping until they can be brought to
trial The prisoners are said to be mem
bers of "Kuklux" band that has been
operating in Letcher county Kentucky,
and that section for several months.
During that time a number of men and
women have been mysteriously murdered
and these crimes are charged to this
"Kuklux" gang.