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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Mn WaKeridem seiturben.
81 epa b a. Wlp.. 10. 9,

Jt U ~, UlU., IU. yUIl.
Die 5idbrise Sodter Sobn Seott'S
itarb beute MOrsen unter fir6tbareu
Sdmersen an Der WaferI6eu. 0as
MGpben iutpie orei anoere &inber
lpuroen am l. Wiai bon einsm Sauss
bunbe ssbiNen Sas 5idbrise Mdos
den BON Srspn 9arbins 1T Ieitoem
ebenfa(ls an Srllputb aeItprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
GroruKelt.
g I. Raul. Minn.. II. osuI

ct. paul, Winn, IL. Suli.
9lus 9rano Sort, %. %. pirb be-
ri6tet. bub Chris. Sbsppprion, elm
tpoblbetannter Sarmarbeiter. aeltern
9lbenc, prei Meilen noropeitlih bon
Wiappille ermorbet purpe. gine Nm
3abl Harmsr unp 9lrbeiter iparen nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Giienbabnunslild.
&anias Gitn, 10. Suli

aanias Gitp, 10. Suli.
Die apeite Seftipn zines Iiiolih
fabrenpen YaFasisr5uses Der Gbieasp
&c 9llton 8abn fubr Sipei Wfeilen
n0rolicb BON Nortpn, Wio., nit nem
SraHtaua Np. 88 auiammen. Sas
lneliid ereignete iid furs nad 6 ubr
beuts iriib. Yeibe 3pfomotipfiihrer
unb Der gonpucteur oes 8iitsr5u5es.
lppie Der grprebbpte blieben auf Der
Stelle tpbt. 9luberoem biiBten 5nei
pafIaaiere Iofort oos 2eben elm, 15
itarbsn IpGter uno ettpa % puroen
pertpunbet. Der Yafasieraus fubr
infolae bes Itarfen glnbranges anldB@
lid Der gppprtbz 2isas s4Haire m San
Tranciscp in brei Settionen Der
perungliidte She'll mar Die erite Set
tion uno entbielt feline Mitglieoer Der
gpnortbs2iea. Der eonoucteur
Mc4nna bonn 5ra6tsug bate ben BE
febl erbalten, bas 8prbeifdbren Der
speiten Settipn bes Pafagier5uges
BEL Slater ab5utpdrten, bate dber ans
iheinenb persehen, DaB Die erite Set
tipn, bic 55 Minuten 8erIpdtung
bate, nod ni6t paiiirt mar. Wtc@
9lnna nabm ielbit Den poiten bes Sps
tomptipfiibrers elm uno mar auf Der
Mai6ine, als Der 3uIammenitpB err
fplgts, Die 3iise itisben, pdbreno lie
nit arpBer 9eIdpinbigteit fubren, 5us
Iammen. Die 2otomotipen purben
auf beiben Seiten Der @eleiie berabs
aeporien uno liesen tbatiGdli6 in
Sriimmern bd. Die eriten Wuggons
oes perIonsn5usss fubren in chamber
binein. Yon bier aus purosn iofort
Siilfs5iige nab Der llngliids Saene
Qeianbt unp Il. tebrten segen 4benp
nit ben @erlebten 5uriid. Die pdbs
reno Der Sabrt 9eritprbenen muroen
6ieIisen 2ei9enbeitattern iibergeben,
pGbrenb man bic 8erleBten in 3pei
Spipitdlern unterbra6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Grnorbct.

Miemp is, Senn., II. Suli.
9lus 9reenpille, no., niro telegraz
,birt, bab in Grpin, elmer 80 Meilen
.ioli6 bon @reenpille 9elegenen Sta
ion Der Riperiibe 8ipiiion Der Ya5po
lno Miiiiiiippi 0allep Sabn 9sitern
lbeno apei Staliener ermorost uno
in 0ritter idiper perlebt tpurben. Der
0iGbrise Sobn Serio uno lein Sobn
3incent purpen get0btst lnb Sal
?abpre 9iberto lebensgefGbrli6 perlebt.
Die Srei pobnten nabe @len yllen,
muBten aber in 5olge einiser Imam
nebmli6feiten bic SrtI6aft per,
.afen. sic begaben iih nah benz eini=
le Meilen bon 9len 9lllen entferntsm
Srpin unb bel6loiien iih bort nisoerz
lulaien. 9lls lie pergan9ene Ha6t i'm
Sblafe lagen, puroen lie bon Suseln
our6lD6ert, 2 purben auf Der Stels
.e getObtet unb Der Sritte gefGbrlid
perpunoet. Die in Der 9egenp mob
Inenoen Stalener iinp iiber biele Wproz
that fnrbtbar aufgeregt, aber es pers
ben teine tpeiteren Sdpieristeiten err
partet. 9ouperneur 2pneino unp Der
italieniIcbe Gpniul in Nep Orleans
,puroe bon oem Mproe unterri9tet.
Ben IN 8 arb r, Wid., II. Suli.
Der nabe Sitter Gates ppbnenbe
35idbrise Sarmer geter Smith puroe,
lls er einen 9arbenbinber in iein Hpsz
9enfelo fubr, ermoroet. Der Moroer
perbarg lib binter einem Saufen Sc
treble unb ihpB nit boiler lleberleguns
Smith in ben Hiiden. Smith Itdrb 3
Stunben ipdter. Gr binterlGbt cine
Wittpe unb 5pei 5O6ter. Der Wi0rs
Der purpe bis isBt ni6t eingefanssn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
y eus isunbl a n B.
6 I. oSphus 81. 81 10. q

ct. Spbns. q. s., 10. Suli.
Sin SSii9eri6iff, peldes bonn Gap
Sraple bier eintraf, beri6tet, paB pas
na4 @louceiter sebOrise ameritaniz
lhe SSiIderlchiff nWinonu" bon einem
unbetannten Sampfer oberbalb Der
.9rano gants" ilberiabren purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

4erstsn S. $. Wbite, 8. s. 9au5hdn
unO M, S. &pienau. sic perianote
an aer5te, @siunobeitsbeumte, 9os
ipitdlporitdnbe IT, I. 10. in 900 perz
idieoenen Srten 5000 Srageboeea,
in benen um Mttt6eilungen iiber etlpa
betannts QusIasfdGe gebeten purbe.
Auf oieie Hunoidrei6en iino bis jcBt
nur 1000 9lntporten einge9ansen,
nit ibrer Siilfe aber 277 gusiabz
tranfe ermtttelt porben. sSn Hen
Orleans tpobnen ettpa bunoert BON
linen, uno piele iinp 9(ngebDrige gu@
ter Samilien. 2lus 9lep gort pur=
ben iieben putienten gemelpet; aus
San sSrancisco fiinfaebn. Bon 2eB>
teren iinb spDlf i'm Ipgenannten peits
bauie untergebra6t. Die 5batia6e,
rdB brei 9iertbeile Der ausseIanbten
5ragebogen unbeantpprtet blie6en
unb Der i6tpertpiegenbe umitanb, DaB
man iih geraoe in ben nperpd6tisen
GegenOen" in S6rpeigen hilt, laiz
ZEN bic gpmmiiiion permlltben, bab
bO9ltens elm @iertel Der tbdtiG9li6
pcrbanoenen 2eprafG1e semelbet
poroen lit.
Die GommiIiion nirb in ibrem por=
lGufigen Seri6t an ben Gonsreb Die
Ginridtung Matchmaker 2eprabeime,
in oenen bic Granfen pollitdnoig ppn
Der 4uBenpelt abgeihlofen peroen,
in 9OrIdlag bringen. Seoenfaas
ipirb iie ais 2otalitdten fir oieie
6etme Rep Orleans, ben Stadt Heip
Yorf uno Die Staaten Ntinneiota ober
Montdna empfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Werfmiiroiaer Tunb.

ssrantfprt, Mi6., 8. Suli.
Oas 9luffinben zines goloenen
areuses Bel ben glusgrabungen fir
bos neue Sotsl bat tier srobes 4ufz
ieben errest. OasIelbe 1T II 3oa
bc9, 5 brett unp itebt auf einem 5uBs
bon 2 Quaoratsoa. SIS 1T itart plat
tirt. Wan6e slauben, oab es Gisen>
tbum oes Batter Marquette mar, Der
Dor 225 Sabren bier feline lsste Rnbs>
itGtte aefunben bdben iOa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Sas &anias'cr Seririclungsselet.
Sppefa. &ans., Z. Suli.

u, NuHS., !. Sut''
Sas Staats Obergeriht CAB am
Sdmstag cine @ntI6eiDung ab, bur4
nelde bos &anias'er Serieielungsgez
feb fir perfaiIunsssemdB, uno bic
Gntei9nuns CON 2unb fir oieien 3ped
fir geIeBlib seituttet, ertldrt purs
be. 9ieIe GntI6eibuns madt es mDgs
lid, bas grDBte 8erielelunss Yrps
left, bas je in &anius auftaucbte, audi
uus5ufiibren. Die 8anias' Srrisation
Gp., rpelde bieIes projett ausSufiibren
seoentt, min einen 5ld4enraum BON
IL Meilen 2Gnge unb s Wteilen 8reis
te, ben alten papnee 2dte, fir Elm
Geierpoir i'm Wege oes gnteignungss
perfabrens erperben. 0ies ipurbe ais
unseleBlicb befGmpft, aber bur9 bic
obsrseri6tli6e Gnti9eiouns als ses
febli6 ertlGrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
9buamits Grplniiun.

Senper, Golo., II. Suli.
Sin nabe benz ,9runo Smelter"
itebehbes 0pnamitz zMasaain erplobirts
5eute friib, nobel spei Mdnner ge=
tootet uno mebrere anoere pertpunbet
purpen. Die Namen Der Spoten limb:
Dominica Muto unb Sonp Weit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

1dgen, DAB 1te (ote grlten) oes &riez
aes miioe feien. Die Hseieruna ers
fibre freilih Dffentli6 fort unb fort,
Dab Der 3rieg bis CUR pplIen 3erz
fdmetterung bes 9egners (,to a fi=
niib") sefiibrt perSen lpiiroe, Iaot Der
Correspondent, aber troBoem macbe lie
Den guren fort9eiebt Srieoensppr.
ihldse.
China.
: coma q, g8aib., 8. Suli.
Der bier aus canton einqctrotfene
Sampfer ,8raemer" iibcrbrinat Die
Radri6t, :aB i'm Sun; 300 Mtenicben
bur4 einen 8ergrutfG unc Iebcrz
ttpemmuagen 81 SrIn5s aineen. Gs
mar oies cine 5olge zines 1leihseitiqen
grbbebens. Gin grober She'll 2una
&sngs puroe peripiiitet
pefins, 10. Sul;.
IS pirb gemelbet, baB bic HuiTen
in srDBter Gile bic @iTenbabn burd)
Die Wanbidurti ppllenoen. Sur 9erz
tbeioiguns Der neuen 2inie limb 5o,z
900 Solbaten aufssIteat. lin alle
Streitisfeiten nit ben HuFen su perz
meiben, bat iid 2ibungtIdang entz
f4loifen, ale dineiii1en 5ruppen aus
Der Manoidurei suriidSusieben. IS
iperben oann alIo in Der Manbihurei
nur nod 6ineiiidhe poliaiitsn Dor.
banoen iein, pie bas in benz ruiIiih.
bineiifben llebereinfommen betreffs
Der Manoi9urei feItseiebt lpurbe.
Wfittlerpeile iheinen- iid in Gr.
manseluns ieber 4utoritGt piele dime.
iii6e Splbaten nit ben in Der Manos
idurei anlpeienben RGuberbanben su
pereinisen, um cen HuTen uno ben
frieoliden 4nlieblern Sdpieristeiten
gu bereiten.
Peting, II. Suli.
3pil6en ben oeuti6en unb ameriz
tdnii6en Wlilitdrbeb0rben nirb nod
INNER iiber ben Sob bss oeutIben
Soloaten perbanoelt, pel6er por Der
oertiden geIanbti6aft BON einem
dmeritaniihen goIten ppr sinem Mpz
nate erihpHen puroe. Der amerifani>
i9e Gommanoant Mdior 9. Gpbertz
ion giebt ii6 ieBt ben glnihein, ais Of
Der oeutid1e Solodt niht bur6 ben
Shub oes umsritaniI6en Yplten gez
tOotet lei, ionoern pdb Der Sploat bon
einem unoern eridpHen lei. Gr Iudte
Inn Die Grlaubntb nad, Dab iein 4rst
ben Wann unterTu9s. Der beutIcbe
S6erit rpn Srotba perlangt Susrit 9lnz
ertehnung Der gnti9dpisunssan>
fpriicbe.
Die tdiIerlihen Sruppen, untsr benz
8efsble be8 fineiiT6en Generals Gu
Ben Nuen, iinb BEL 2(tf9ii9u, 40 Msis
len fiiolicb BON Yaptingfu, bon Dem
8unoe Der oereinigten SDrfler eel1laz
gen ipprben. Der bDdite ,6ineliI9e
9eumte ienss Siitrittes lit bier anaes
tommen unb bat 2ibunsti6ans sebez
ten, bon 2e6ienfu, no 1000 S6ans
tunsIploaten iteben, 1000 Mann uns
ter. benz 8efebl bes SberIten SI6ianau
su Silfe gu ienoen.
Peting, II. Suli.
Die heute erfplste 9lbrsiie bes prins
Sen Gbum, iiinseren Yrubers bes
8aiiers apans Siii, Der basu auserz
ieben puroe, in Berlin tpesen Der Grz
moroung oes 8eianoten Baron b.
aetteler um @ntI4ulbisuns gu bitten,
mar elm 9robartises S9auipisl. Sin
GrtraSus bra6te ben prin5en uno
iein 9efolse bon bier nab Satu, Dor
peldem Safen aus er ii6 per Sqmpfer
na6 Sbanebai beaiebt. 9lm 20. cSuIi
fdbrt er bon Shanghai na6 G,enuq
ab unb bon bort reiit sr brett per
gabn nd3 Berlin. 3pei beutI6e Sfz
fi5iere, Die friiber gum Stabe oes Sc.
nerals5elomarl6als 9raien b. yDals
oeriee gebOrten, neroen perInnlicb
prina Gbum llno iein 8efoloe mad,
Werlin oelpifeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
0nriQarD tont.

y{ 10 y prt, Z. Sull.
Bierre 2prilarp itarb bellte i'm
sstftb 9lpenue Sptel, pobin er bonn
9ampfer .OeutIcblanb", als oisier
ON 4. Suli aus europa eintrdf, 9ez
fhafft pprben mar. @r mar Der Gltez
ite Spbn BON peter 9urilldrb, benz Be
ariinoer Der peltberiibmten Sirma
Gorilaro &c So. gia6 Dem Sooe Seiz
nes 8aters erbielt er 81, 100000 uno
glei6en 4ntbeil nit ieinen 8ei6pis
tern am 8eI6dfte. Gr taufte ieinen
8riibern ben 4ntbeil ab uno pergroz
Berte bur6 portrefflihe Serpaltuns
bas @eI6dft unb @ermDgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16

Iht5ebn Wtann bon Der 9emannung
tdmen um, uno Stpei ipurben BON benz
Heufunoldnoer S6poner rgurui" res
rettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
g ii b : q frita.
8 on b ON. II. oSuli.

II D II, IL. Sult.
Der Gorrelponoent Der vOditp
Utdil", pelder ppr einiger 3eit meloez
te, oaB Die Buren, i'm 8efe6t BON
3pei gefangene Gngldnber erIapiIen
hdtten, pelGe iid peigerten, ben gus
rem Die Sdnbhabuns Der bon ibnen
aeltommenen englii6en geItHbe gu
aetgsn, melbet. bab Melbunaen BON
allem Darauf suriit5ufiibren, oaB bic
guran Die 8erIDbnungsperIude Der
griten ais einen gepeis oafiir ans
idben, oaB lie (oie 8riten) oes &riez
aes miioe feien. Die Gsaieruna ers
fibre freiliG Offentlid fort uno iort,
Dab Der 2ries bis CUR pplIen ;3erz
idmettsrung Oes @esners (,to a fiz
niibD sefiibrt perSen piiroe, Iaot Der
Correspondent, aber troBbem made lie
ben gursn fortgeiebt 5rieoensopr.
ihldae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
Scmofratijdes 1ifet uominirt.
Golum BUS, g., 10. ssuli

" ~ " Wv - " iN' NDN'''
Die bemotratii92 StdatszGonpenz
tion ndbm beute Sormittdg UNI IL
llbr ibren 4nfang.
Der 8criiBenbe gruder rief Die
8eridmmlung CUR Srbnuns. Die
Gerbanolungen paren reht barmos
MIDI unb bic Hpminatipnen fanoen
obne 3piiAenfall itatt. 5olgenoes
lit bas Sidet:
Souperneur: Sames Silbourne.
8ice 9ouperneur 9lntbonp
6ppeq.
Hi6ter bes Oberseri6ts - SoIepb
6ibp.
Glert bes Sbsrgeri6ts: Sarrp 81.
0pung.
9eneraldnnalt-M. 8. McGdrtbp.
Staatsi4abmeiiter g. @libire.
Mitglieo Der gebOrbe fir Dffentz
lide 9lrbeiten = Sames 9. 9olman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-16
0elbndt.

atersfielb, Gal., 10. Suli.
Der dineiii9e &o4 Ypung Sect,
pelder in einem apitbauie in Wount
9redsnrioee, 35 Meilen 0itli6 bon
bier, bei6dftigt mar. Duroe bon Sds
seniiblenarbeitern 9elpn4t. Der Gb:z
neIe griff Sruu &ennep, Die 8attia
bss Wertmeiiters Der Sdsemiible, nit
einem 5leii6ermeHer an, unb braate
ibr eins fhpere Wunoe I'M 8eii6t bel.
Dem tleinen SOhter6en Der Srau
fiigte er our6 einen Sieb cine lei9te
9erlebung su. 4uf bic Siilferufe Der
iSrau eilten Die 2eute aus Der benu4=
barten SGgemiible berbet. &ennep
betrat als Griter Iein Suus. Gr pur.
Oe BON benz gbineien angegriffen. uno
,rbielt einen tiefen S6nitt am Sanb,
aeIent. Die ersrimmten 8iirger i6lus
aen bann bell blutoiiritigen Mongplen
nleber, lsgten ibm einen Strid Jim
ben Sals uno tniipften i'm am ndh:
item gdume auf. Wtan fam fpGter 81
Der 4nii6t, bdb man es nit einem
8eiitestranfen gu tbun gebabt edbe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

the express sales were. as he had
finished arranging the baeeage As
he opened the door he found himself
staring into the barrels Of two revoly-
ers and two shotguns and saw four
men standing on the platform. lie was
Immediately grabbed BY one Of the
robbers and bis pistol which he car
ried in q belt around his waist, was
taken from him.
About this time the train began 70
slow up and came TO fun stop. Then
fhe Shooting began The two men
who had boarded The rear Of the see
oud ear captured Sidney Drew. thc
train porter and aade him unconple
n TINT point The engineer and fire
man bad heen fabl.i care Of by this
fime. Under orders from two Of the
men. who had mounted the cab. Engi-
neer johnson started mp the locomo-
tire end ran it with the two baggage
and express cars for about half mile.
The place where the ears stopped is
in the midst Of q dense cane brake and
10 cr Is miles from any habitation.
The track IS raised IS feet above the
surrounding country.
One rohher stayed 10 guard the
prisoners the other joining ,he two
in The express car. where they were
M work on the through safe. which
was locked aud could not be opened
until Little Rock was reached. They
haa aheut pint % nitro=Qlycerine
and poured Il il the crack Of the safe.
When everything was ready an left
the car and the explosion followed.
II wus complete success. for the
door Of the safe was blown of and
hurled 20 feet away. striking a tree
trunk and smashing II The robbers
re-cniered the ear. and II was but the
work of a few moments 10 transfer
the contents Of the safe TO the sac'x
Everything was taken. The robbers
then jumped of and with a few part.
ing shots disappeared into the canc
k~slI.na
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24
NlBE R0NHESS BY FLOOD.
Twenty Thousand People in Chic
Valley Suffer from 0verasw-
ing Rivers.

Cincinnati, April 2l.-Conseryaiiye
estimates place the number of home
less families in the Ohio valley as q
result of the flood at about 1000. on in
the ncighhorhood of 10000 people.
At Portsmouth. o.. alone. there are
1000 homeless people. These are be-
ing cared for in an instances, ard the
suffering IS being mitigated as much
as possible. As yet IL is wholly inn
possible to estimate the damage, but
81 viii be great. Crops throughout
the valley have been ruined, and ma
uv railroads have been washed out
to such an extent that ii win require
several weeks and the expenditure Of
thousands Of dollars 10 repair them
West Ironton and all the territory
IN the creeks are inundated. render
ing hundreds Of families homeless. A
landslide has cut of the natural gas
supply from an cities and towns along
the Ohio between lronton o.. and
Huntington. w. Va. Industries nre
suspended and railroad and street rail-
way traffic has stopped. Destitute
sufferers are quartered IN public build
ings.
Point Pleasant has seven feet Of
water Ia its business houses on the
main streets. Many families are home
less but are being cared for in school
houses and by neighbors. The depots
az Middlepori and Pomeroy are both
under water. Five thousand barrels
OF salt were almost given away az the
salt mills at u merov. which Hfher-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

pisburg, Pa. April 24-lhe Off
cials Of the Pittsburg and Allegheny
bureaus Of health have commenced a
thor ugh inspection of the flooded dis
trictF Every house that was inun-
dated will be inspected and the occu-
pants notified to thoroughly cleanse
and disinfect it to prevent disease or
a plague If the order is not obeyed
within sye days the occupants viii be
nrnsEantel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

Washington. April 24-Figures re-
ceiyed at the state department show
that the total number of foreign mis-
sionaries killed in China during the
recent disturbances. including the chill
dren, was 1856. OF these 2s adults and
eight children were Americans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

London. April 24.-In an interview
with the duchess Of Marlborough, the
report of estrangement between the
duke and herself was characterized as
tod asupid for notice. The duke and
duchess are living together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24


Little Rock, Ark. April 23.-Ihe
Choctaw. Oklahoma a. Galf passenger
train. which was held up AT midnight
ncar iron Mountain crossing, AZ
miles west OF Memphis, arrived here
ai d:f0 Tuesday morning. half an
hour late. sidney Drew. the negro
porter who was shot By the bandits,
was taken 10 a hospital. His condi-
tion IS serious and he may die c. y.
Meader. the express messenger. was
badly beaten over the head and shoul-
ders with a pistol. but he was able 70
continue his run. The passengers were
not mulested Frank w Haskell. lo-
eal agent Of the Wells, Fargo Express
company. could not estimate the
amount the robbers secured, but it
Is said 20 be over $1,000.
The train left Memphis a. ii.40 last
might and after crossing the bridge
made the usual stop ~ Bridge June
fion. Ark. At this point six masked
men boarded the train. but were mo-
seen by any OF the train crew. When
q point half mile west 81 Iron
Mountain crossing had been reached.
Messenger Mrnder started 10 cross over
from the first car 10 the other where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

Huntington W. Va, April 24.-The
Ohio river Is 55.J feet and rising an
inch an hour. News Of the great suf-
fering from the flood comes from the
interior counties. The rain ceased at
midnight for the first time for almost
six days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

Chicago. April 24.-Presidsnt Clark,
Of the Chicago Telephone company,
admitted that active measures were
under way TO organize the telephone
business Of the country into one large
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24

wise would have been washed AWAY.
An railroads have suspended opera
tions into Point Pleasant. Middleport
and pomeroy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-24
G]I Everything IN SIGHT.
Masked Men Hold Up the choetaw
& Gulf Train and Rob
the Safe.
PASSENGERS WERE NOT HOLEsTED.

Robbery Occurred at Midnight Nsar Iron
Mountain Crossing, i-e Miles West o.
Memphis. Tenn. la the Midst OF q Dense
Cane isrike and Miles from Any Habita-
Negro Porter BADLY Wounded.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

THE world seems to be full of first class artists in one line or another who say they are impressed with the idea that Flagstaff has many institutions that need just the kind of aid that they can give to help this or that institution in a financial way. In the past Flagstaff has had many "benefts," and as rule they have not placed dollar to the credit of any public establishment, the "art- ists" fixing things so that they get the maximum of receipts, and fix the ex. peDses so that that there is little or nothing left to the purpose for which the benefit is given. Is it time to call a halt to these sO-caled "benefts."
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01
UP in Bryant's state they are fond of

UP in Bryant's state they are fond of silver; not 30 much so as they were before "inperialism" got in its fell work and raised wages-but still they are fond of it. And Bryan has ne- glected to give them straight tip on the value of Mexican dollars. So a sharp grafler named Robiuson-named that way pro tenn, anyhOw-went to Lincoln and took advantage of their trusting innocence. He had an agent in Mexico who shipped him 400 a month, and Robinson spent them lib erally, generally making lO-cent pur- chases aud getting 90 cents change. This gave him profit of 40 cents on the dollar and the more money he spent the more he made. Finally some one got onto his scheme and had him arrested, and he is spending the time in jail, while the court officials are trying to find out of what crime he is guilty.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

THE western range situation, as far as sheep are concerned, is becoming decidedly interesting. From nearly every section comes complaint of over- crowded ranges and rapidly increasing hocks. It certainly looks like the in- dus,ry had come to showdown, and that either new territory must be found or the focks reduced in size. Prob ably the latter will be the method taken of solving the problem.-Denver StOckman.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

THE last pine grove in Alleghany county, N. Y., consisting of 49O trees, has just been sold to q lumberman for $7,5O0. Some of the trees are 5 feet in diameter and 300 years old. The county is certainly no gainer by the sale of one of it's most noted natural features for few thousand dollars.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

EDIsoN's new storage battery, which is expected to revOlutionize its branch of electrical science, will be exhibited at the Buffalo exposition. The inven- tiOn is said to have reduced the weight of the battery one.half by discarding the use of lead. He promises other surprises in the display made by his establishment.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01
Improvements

Before burglar could tunnel into the the money vaults of the new Philadel- phia mint he must pierce solid rock so full of veins of water that the smallest opening is immediately food ed. The gold vaults are of steel, : inches thick, and the silver is pro- tected with One-inch of steel. Silver is kept in such bulky shape that it could not be carried away except with draws.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

IT never does any harm to reiterate fact and to impress it on the minds even of those who already know it. Most of us are very foryetful, and re- minding cannot possibly do any harm. It may do some good. Every business house should continually impress the fact upon the community that they are in business. or else they are liable to be forgotten.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

THE Globe Times Is now published by the Union Publishing Company. The paper has been enlarged and will be published in the interest of the labor union. Frank Alley, who has succeeded in making an interesting newspaper of the Times, will continue to guide the policy of the paper.
The Coconino sun., 1901-06-01

THE train bearing the President and Mrs. Mckinley and party accompany ing arrived at Washington at 7:3O Thursday morning. Mrs. Mckinley was removed in a carriage to the White House. She looked pale and worn. Secretary Cortelyou said: "She passed comfortable night and shows gradual improvement"