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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
GRIEF IS KILLING A DOG.
Master Dies and the Animals
Heart Is Slowly Breaking.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Medora, ILL.,, May 7.."squire'' - the
name of a large, spotted bird dog whose
master, Mr. William F. Bateman, Piaso
farmer, was found dead at his plow one day
last week.
animal. which was always faithful 70 ite
heart He refuses to eat. and the hunt has
no more charms for him,
When Mr.. Bateman was found, mis- BODY
lifeless from a supposed attack OF heart
disease. faithful Squire was lying at his
head guarding.
No one dared touch the body until the dog
was corralled and tied up. When released
he searched every nook and corner for his
master, and upon being allowed to enter the
room where the corpse lay. croucnea nis
head upon the floor. moaning piteously.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
RuMoR DEPosEs HILL.
BUSINESS.

Local discount rates were quoted at to
per cent on call and time loans Inc
elearances were s11,5 5s2,0s5 and the balances
8, Sc 31s. Domestic exchange was quoted
as follows: New York. 1oc premium DID,
15c premium asked: Chicago. par bid, lec
premium asked: Cincinnati. par bid. 2sc pre-
miuin asked; New Orleans. l0c discount bid.
10c premium asked.
The local wheat market closed higher at
75c b. May; 7oss6705.c July; 70ssc Sept; $50
755zc No. red Corr CLOSED higher at silsc
b. May; Asa44,ac b. July: .is4dt5c No.
white. Oats closed at &c a. May: es:..c a
July: SOC No. ..
The local spot cotton market closed quiet
and lower.
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WILL ORGANIZE A new PARTY.
Followers of Mrs. Nation to Enter
&8 &8 Political Field.

NEPUBLIC SPECIAL
Topeka. Kas.. May 7.-several Of the fol-
lowers Of Mrs. Carrie Nation in this city
have issued cali for meeting Of the re-
formers OF Kansas for the organization Of
q new party. The new party will be known
ns the National. In honor Of Mrs. Nation
Tho reformers will organize their party I'M
rnediately II the people will respond to the
caH. which has been issued. and the pro-
moters believe they can bring many Of the
old Populists into the organization. Mrs.
]. p. White and the Reverend F. w. Emer-
son, who were prominent In the Nation
crusades here last winter. are at the head
Of the movement for the; organization Of
the new party.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
FEAR AMERICAN COMPETITION.
Austrian Industrial Council Takes
Steps to Avert This Danger.

SPECIAL BY CABLE
Vienna, May 7.-tCopyright. 1901, by the
New York Herald Company.)-A note
worthy resolution was taken at to-day's
sitting OF the Austrian Industrial Council.
at which Baron Call. Minister Of Com
merge, presided. Attention was called to
the necessity of taking measures to avert
the dangers of the overwhelming competl-
tion Of America In the Industrial world.
On motion of Herr Won Moot subcom-
mittee Of eighteen was appointed to con-
slider measures. -
WOULD COMBINE AGAINST US.
London. May S.--According to the Daily
Mail IT Is asserted in Holland that Germany
is trying to persuade the mid European
lean competition.
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ACCUSE KANsAN OF THEFT.
Anderson Mohundro Held for Ac.
tion by Grand Jury.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Harrisburg, ILL.,, May Henderson Mohun-
dro, whose home is In Lawrence. Kas.. was
arrested at Eldorado to-day charged with
burglary and larceny.
The Hack Hotel at Eldorado was bur-
glarized few days ago. and the stolen
property was found in Mohundro's possess
sion.
State Attorney A.. E. somers held pre-
liminary examination before Justice Ashley.
who held Mohundro under ball to await the
action of the Grand Jury. In default Of which
he was committed to jail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
VICTIMS OF AFRICAN FEVER.
Missionary and Wife Contract TIN
Disease in Congo Country.

REt BIAlC SPECIAL ...s..,
Bloomington, ILL.,. May THE Reverend 8.
E. Brewer. missionaruy Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. is lying at the point OF
death at the home Of a relative in Bloom
ington, suffering from African fever, con-
tracted while serving in the Congo country.
He arrived here three days ago.
Two years ago he left for Africa. accom-
County, Illinois. formerly Of Bloomington.
and other missionaries. a
He and Miss Zentmire were stationed at
Angel Malange. on the West Coast. Both
TALLY recovered. but 1t was necessary to
leave the African climate. -
On Thanksgiving Day: 1900, they we're
Lolanda for the United States. January
Mrs. Brewer died and her body was con-
signed to the sea.
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ILLINOIS BOARD MEETS.
Judge Lindley's Successor n
Named.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, ILL.,. May 1.-THE Railroad and
Warehouse Commission held its first meet
ing in the offices of the board at the State
house this afternoon. Judge Cicero ].
Andley's successor has not been named by
meeting, being the chairman of the old
board. A. l.. French of Chaplin and ]. B.
Mckinney Of Aledo. the newly appointed
members. were present. as was also James
E.. Neville of Bloomington. the newly ap-
pointed attorney for the board.
The new board probably will organize at
the next meeting. By that time 1t is ex-
pected that all the appointments will have
been made.
Considerable routine business was trans
acted. and the matter of classification was
taken up. but was laid over in order that
both the button shippers and the railroads
may be given an opportunity to be heard
before the board.
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Farmer S. E. Hills, Odin Pioneer,
Dies Suddenly.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Odin. ILL.,, May 7.-To-day Mr.. S. E. Hills
fell dead while plowing.
Mr. Hills was wealthy farmer and one
Of the oldest residents Of the township. hay-
ing lived here thirty-six years. He was Is
years old.
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AGED COUPLE MARRIED.
He Is seventy-Nine and She Is
Sixty-Three.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
st. Paul, Mimi. May 7.-Syivester johns
son, aged 10. a prominent resident OF In
dianapolis. Ind, was married at Mime.
anoiis af 1 O'Clock to-day to Mrs. Eunic0
Brown Harris. aged s., Of that city. Mr..
johnson first met Mrs Harris . IN :, Augusl1 s.,as1
the f,,nera, Of her brother, o. B. Galkey..
Mr. Johnson was the executor Of the GIL:
key estates. and Mrs HI, Harris M.-cS rsm.1ned
not frenuenfiy and the friendship they
thus formed soon ripened into love. When
Mrs. Harris returned to minneapolis she
came to prepare for her Weooin3.
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LAckAwANNA MEN STRIKE.
Including shopmen, Who Quit Sat
urday, 1000 Are Now Out.

Scranton. Pa, May 7.-Another strike Of
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road employees was pfecipitated here at
noon to-day by the refusal to grant the
request of the workmen for nine-hour
working day at the present rate Of wages.
A report was made by the committee and
men went out to the number Of 800. Word
of their action was sent to other men in
similar occupations along the line from
Hobokeh, N. j., to Buffalo.
These, with the shopmen who struck on
Saturday for the reinstatement Of the man
Hicks, discharged at Dover. N. j., makes
nearly 2,o0O Lackawanna men on strike in
Scranton.
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Marine InteIlixe.ce.

Bremen. May 7.-Arrived: Barbarossa,
grom New York. for Cherbourg.
New York. May 7.-AFrived: Southwark,
Southampton.
9 New York. May 7-sailed: cevic. Liver
6oi.
Auckland, May s.-Arrived: Ventura. San
Francisco. via Honolulu. for Sydney. New
South Wales.
York.
Brow Head. May Passed: Steamer No
madic, New York, for Liverpool
,Noville. May Arrived: Anchoria, New
York, for Glasgow (and proceeded).
Bremen, May ARRIVED: Steamer Kaiser
wilhelm der Crosse, New York, via Cher
bourg and Southampton.
Bouloene. May ARRIVED: Statendam,
New York. for Rotterdam land proceeded).
Plymouth. May 7.-Sailed: Steamer Pre-
toria, from Hamburg and Boulogne. New
York.
Yokohama. May 7.-sailed: Steamer En-
1eess Of India, from Hong-Kong, Shanghai
Hiogo and Nagasah Vancouver, British
sCu3umbiao.
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il. HILLS SON TO WE'D.
His Prospective Bride Is a New
York Hospital Nurse.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. Paul. Minn.. May THE engagement
Is announced of C. W. Hill. son OF j. j.
HILL and president of the Eastern Minne-
sofa to Miss Maude Taylor. sister of Mrs.
Walter Oakes. daughter-in-law of Thomas
F. Oakes, formerly president of the North
ern Pacific. Miss Taylor. who formerly re-
sided here, Is nurse In New York hos
pital
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
TRANSPORTS DEAD LIST.
Brought Home Bodies of Soldiers
Who Died in China.

San Francisco. May THE transport
Egbert, now. in quarantine. has On board
the remaips of the following named soldiers
who died In China:
Michael Bowler. Frank D. Thompson Corporal
Sam, Captain Richard b. Paddock and Charles
Er.esson Al % q the % Sixth Csyalry: Jane. H.
walsh. 3ames L. Hall. Ambrose Melauson. Ser
keeut John y. oCcnnor. Samuel womack, yo-
David Acpanieis. JalR H. zimmerman. walter
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ANOTHER VANDERBILT SCHEME.

II ContemD1ates Q New ChfcaGo.Pitfs-
burg Line.
Fort Wayne. Ind. May 1.-THE Fort
a capital stock of 81 0o0,ON was organized
here to-day to build belt line of steam
railroad with a terminal spur around the
city.
1t is a part Of a plan for a new Chi
cago-Pittsburg line embracing the Nickel
Plate. Findlay. Fort Wayne and Western
ana new lines in Ohio to connect with the
Ptttsburg and Lake Erie Railroad.
The vanderbilts are credited with being
back of the project. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
EMPEROR EXPRESSES REGRETS
Compliments Doctor Won MIGUEL,
Who Resigned From Ministry.

Berlin, May THE Reichsanzeiger to-day
publishes the text of a letter from Emperor
William to Doctor Won MIGUEL expressing
regret at the latter's, REIMBURSEMENT Of his
post of Finance Minister, Of Prussia, in
which he had deserved SO vel Of the King.
Doctor Won MIGUEL having created . new
and enduring financial foundation for Prus-
sia, thanking him for his fruitful services.
and Informing him Of his elevation to the
upper house or the Diet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
SPORTING.

a Banastar annexed another handicap at
Morris Park yesterday. winning grandly
Fith ten up.
Jockey Bergen has been barred from riding
sot the Oakland track.
i! Al the conclusion of an eleven-inninx
victory for Cincinnati, bleacherites tried to
5Dnob Burkett.
e Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
Rere Wakita, Wax Taper. Queen Burling-
SON, Ampere, Tuila Fonso and Chopin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08
Spring
ClenRing|

YOU are made aware Of the necessity
for cleansing your blood in the spring by
humors. eruptions and other outward
signs of impurfty.
Or that dull headache, bilious, nause-
ous. nervous condition and that tired
feeling are due to the same cause-weak,
thin, impure, tired blood.
Americas Greatest Spring Medicine II
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t makes the blood rich and pure
cures scrofula and salt rheum, gives .
clear. healthy complexion, good appe-
tite, sweet sleep. sound health.
For cleansing the blood the best medi.
cine money can buy Is
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nlinoi. A. o. U. w. In Session.

REFCBIlIC SPECIAI1 = -
DanviIle. ILL.,. May 1.-THE Grand Lodge.
A. O. U. W., of Illinois. convened hero this
morning with about 800 delegates and visit
ors present. The morning was consumed
in comforting the Grand Lodge degrees up
on new representatives and other lodge
business. At p. m. an address of welcome
was made by Mayor Bailey and responded
to by Grand Master Workman +. ]. Kurrus
Of East st. Louis.
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NJ, X. 4 T. Consolidation Plans.

M.' n. q Il. ConsOlidati0n Plans.
REPt EI.IC SPECIAL
Austin Tex, May 7.-General Manager
Ter OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
r'; road were In the CITY to-day to secure the
ming OF consolidation papers carrying into
enect tne act OF the Legislature console
dating the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railroad and the Shreveport and Southern,
ard llkeEfse to secure dismissal of the
suit penang at Dallas against said COM
pany for the forfeiture Of its charter for
tperassaE tpe siase parallel his and and competing lines in
compliance with the legis,ative act con-
solfdating the various branches of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas In Texas.
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Philadelphia, Pa. May 7.-The Times was
to-day purchased by Adolph 8. Ochs. owner
Of the New York Times and the Chatta-
nooga Times.
In announcing the change Of ownership.
the Times, In an editorial signed by Mr..
Ochs, will say tomorrow that the paper
in politics will be Democratic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08

Baltinore Elects Ceuncilmen.
Baltimore. May 1.-The Republicans have
bers for the first branoh, City Council. aad
al three members for the second branch.
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RUNAWAY BOYS, HUNGRY AND
COLD, APPEAL TO POLICE.
Came to st. Louis on Excursion
Boat-Slept Two Nights Under
Lumber Pile While Seek.
ing Their Friends.

father died in this city. When he died
they We're placed in the home of Mrs RICE
AS we'll as they can remember. they were
taken from Mrs. Rice four years ago, 10
a home at Decatur. Ten days ago, they
state, Father Murphy. Catholic priest OF
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It promptly. but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple and
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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TO SUPPORT GILLETTE.
Miss Granville Is Engaged by
Charles FrOhman.

London. May 7.-charlcs Frohman has en-
gagged Miss Granville of the st. James The
ater to support William Gillette In 'sher-
lock Holmes in England.
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M.. He.rv "a. Abbey Better.

London, May 7.-Mrs. Henry E. Abbey Of
New York, VINO for several days has been
at the point Of death In London, was re-
ported tonight to be materially better,
though not out Of. danger. i.
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Elected Directors,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
-, Mexico. Mo: May The stockholders Of
Railway Company met in this: citv th;s
afternoon for the purpose Of electii1e III.
rectors for the company. Those present
Houghiand OF Eldon. la; j. s. Barley of
Eldon. Ia, and ]. d. Credo of CenteryilIe.
La. The following directors were elected:
land ]. 8. Barley. Charles s. Bruce. 81 II.
Sawyer and J. W. Allen, all of Eldon. la.
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st. Paul, Mimi. May 1.-The Chicago Great
and rail differential rates to the seaboard
would be 6 cents per hundred pounds. This
was the basis Of last year. Some time ago
the other lines agreed upon 70-cent basis,
hut the Great Western held aloof until eer-
tain stipulations were agreed upon. The an.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-08

To Cure Headache IN 10 Minutes
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price loo
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Clarence Weaver Wins . Bride.
Dubuque, Ia. May Miss Augusta
Rhomherg, daughter OF I. A. Rhomberg.
was married to-day to Clarence Weaver.
assistant general passenger agent for the
Illinois Central.
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NJ. X. 4 T. Ab.orb. q Connection.

Austin. Tex, May 7.-Articles were filed
to-day by the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railroad Company Of Texas absorbing the
Sherman. Shreveport and Southern, which
runs between Greenville. Tex, and Shreve-
port, La. At the same time the Attorney
General agreed to withdraw the suit fled
by the State to forfeit the charter of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
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w. $. DlMMOCK PROMOTED.

w. b. Harrington succeeds Him ~
General Manager.
Council Bluffs, Ia: Nav w D,,r-
mock, who for eight years has been con-
nected with the Omaha and Council Blum,
Railway and Bridge Company, has resigned
as general manager, going to Richmond
Va. 10 accept g similar position with the
street railway Of that city.
w. B. Harrington. former master me-
chanic. succeeds Mr.. Dimmock.
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nounced basis of IS cents will cause com
d. L. Gallup Elected Comptroller.

ID. L. Gallup Elected COmpfroller.
Chicago. May Cd. l.. Gallup, treasurer
for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad in Chicago, has been elected comp
troler of the system. In addition to his
new office. Mr.. Gallup will perform many
of the duties of the chairman of the Board
of Directors, the office made vacant by the
death of Aldace F. Walker. Mr.. Gallup's
new position will necessitate his removal to
New York City.
, 1901-12-05
Maine
MAN IN THE POSITION MADE
VACANT BY RESIGNATION OF
DR.. FOSTER.
Prof. Frank e. Emery of Maine Elect
ed by the Executive Committee
Professor Of Agriculture and Hor-
ticulture in the University of Wy
oming-HighIy Recommended.

The executive committee Of the
board of trustees of the University of
Wyoming held a meeting at l O'Clock
this afternoon, in the office of Chair.
man Gramm, and employed Prof. Frank
E. Emery of Skowhegan, Maine, as the
professor of agriculture and horticul-
ture of the university. and will expect
him between now and Christmas.
Prof. Emery takes the place in the fac
ulty recently resigned by Prof. Luther
Foster to GO to the New Mexico college
of agriculture at Las Cruces as It's
president.
Prof. Emery is a graduate of the
state college of Maine. He was in
charge of the live stock industry at
Geneva, New York, and for ten years
was the director of the experiment sta
ton in North Carolina.
Recently he has been in the employ
Of the department of agriculture at
Washington, and was sent by the de-
partment to the East Indies Oh depart
mental business connected with the
bureau of animal industry and agricul-
ture.
He comes to the University of Wyo-
ming with the highest recommends
tons, and President Smiley feels like
congratulating the university and the
people Of the state upon the selection.
The Republican takes pleasure in well
coming the new members of the facul-
ty to the city and trusts his stay may
be long and pleasant.
, 1901-12-05
CAMP
ROeBER ARRESTED IN FIRE.
MONT COUNTY AND
JAILED.
Robbed Sheep Camp Of a Former Resi-
dent Of This City and Was Traced
by EmpIoye Of One Of the Men
Robbed-Secured Food and Sup
plies by Looting Sheep Camps.

A young fellow who gives the name
of Fred Bryson, was arrested Monday
near Crooks Mountain in Fremont
county, says the Rawlins Republican.
A partner of the young man who was
captured put up a fight and managed
to get away from the officers.
INLAND & Tierney's and R. A. Smi-
ley's sheep camps in the northwestern
part of Sweetwater county were rob-
bed recently. George Hyatt, who Is
working for Mr.. Smiley, trailed the rob-
bers and located their camp v The
line in Fremont county near Crooks
peak.
He notified Sheriff Slough of FIRE.
mont county and also Sheriff McDan-
iel. Sheriff Slough came from Lander
and Sheriff Mcdaniel authorized Hy-
att to go with the posse. Sheriff
Slough has a posse of five men besides
Hyatt. They came upon the robbers
camp Monday. The young man sur
rendered Immediately but his partner
who was about $50 yards away began
shooting at the posse and managed to
make his escape through the brush
and broken country. A large number
Of shots were exchanged, but non Of
the sherir's posse we're hit.
Sheriff Slough turned the prisoner
over to Hyatt who brought him to
Rawlins yesterday. AS the crime was
committed in Sweetwater county,
Sheriff Swanson was telegraphed to
come and get the prisoner.
Bryson confessed that they robbed
the camps, but he has made several
conflicting statements regarding who
his partner is.
When first arrested he told the on
GERS that he was Jim Skee, a f%reighter
between Rawlins and Lander, but now
he a he doesn't know who the fel-
low is. He claims that he was going
from Lander where he had been work
ing last summer, to his former home
at Woodruff. Utah. When near Evans
ton he fell in with this man who was
going back that way. He says they
crossed the Union Pacific at Point of
Rocks. This mar had five or six head
of horses and he says they picked up
a saddle horse near Point OF Rocks.
It Ia believed that Bryson's first
statement was the true one, and that
he and Skee were in the Sweetwater
country for the purpose Of stealing
horses and running them out Of the
country. They got their grub and 9th
er supplies by robbing sheep camps.
, 1901-12-05
WORK ON BUILDING
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.

The contractors OF the superstruc-
ture of the Cheyenne government
building Wednesday afternoon declar.
ed work indefinitely postponed on dc
DUN of dissatisfaction with stone
from the Iron Mountain quarries. The
claim is made that the stone contains
so much iron that it will quickly dis
color and ruin the appearance of the
building.
The contractors want to use stone
from Bedford, Ind. and have referred
the matter to the officials at Washing
ton.
The owners of the Iron Mountain
quarries say thai the contractor:
found their stone much harder thai
they expected and are trying to get on
Of using it in order to make more mon
ey on their contract.
, 1901-12-05
SHIPMENTS FROM SHELTER
HAVE BEEN RESUMED.

Shipments of ore and copper matte
from the Grand Encampment district
have been resumed and Walcott, the
shipping point, has again assumed an
air of activity and prosperity, says the
Rawlins Republican.
A telephone message from w. l..
Evans, postmaster at WaloDtt, says
that on Tuesday a carload of copper
matte from the Grand E~ncampment
smelter and a car Of high grade ore
from the Doane Rambler mine were
loaded at that place for shipment to
Blue Island.
1t 10 expected that several carloads
of matte and ore will be delivered
weekly at Walcott for shipment from
this time on.
Civil Engineer J.. G. Kennedy and a
corps of surveyors resumed work on
the railroad survey from Walcott to
Encampment Tuesday. They started
, 1901-12-05
DEATH OF SECRETARY
OF MINING COMPANY.

J.. H. Hamilton, secretary Of the Up
per Platte Gold Mining company, oper-
ating at Gold Hill, and who was the
guest in October of Fred A. Miller Of
this city, died at his home, 1880 Yale
avenue, Chicago. November IS, of TEN
porary paralysis, brought on by an at
tack Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Hamilton
was taken down with the fever shortly
after returning from Wyoming and vas
i'll for three weeks. but for the last few
days was thought to have about recov
cred. On the 23rd Of November he vas
stricken with temporary paralysis and
in fifteen minutes was dead.
Mr.. Miller received a letter this
morning from Mr.. Hamilton's sister-in-
law, Mrs. Eva Benedict. conveying the
sad tidings. The deceased. being not
of very robust health, had planned to
make his home in this city, and was
preparing to so shape his ends when
the fever overlook him.