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New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
GENERAL HARRIsoN,s ANcEsrRv.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The statement is made that the late Pres-
dent Harrison was a descendant of General Thomas
Harrison. the regicde. This is an error his an
cestor. Benjamin Harrison. Virginia in
1885 In May, 1885, he patented 500 acres in James
City County (see William and Mary Quarterly"
July 1890. page p; also page 49, Jeremiah Dick
inson Patents for 2o0a Joining lands OF Benjamin
HARRISON" June II, 1920.
WHARTON DICKINSON.
NeW-York Mnrch 10 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
SAYS MURRAY HALL LEFT 5000.
PETITION TO HAVE THE STRANGE woMAN's WILL
PROBATED.

In petition filed yesterday Imelda Hall asks
that the will Of Murray Hall, who died some time
ago be admitted TO probate. The petition sets
forth that the estate left by Murray Hall is valued
will the testatrix bequeaths her entire estate TO
the petitioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
The dotted line shows
ture as recorded d Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune Once March %. l n. m.The weather yester-
dav was mild. The temperature ranged between
81 and 10 degrees ;te Sl being 51a degrees
lower than that Of Thursday degrees higher
that corresponding date OF last year.
The to-day will be fair and
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

Archbishop Lewis is staying in the Empire Hotel,
this city with his wife. He is seriously Ill with
an affection Of the heart, and Dr. Douglas Stew
art tie physician in attendance thinks there is
little hone for hic recovery. The Archbishop ex-
pscted 10 ATTEND the meeting Of the House OF
Bishops when he sent out the call. His present
condition will prevent his doing So
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
PASSENGERS FPON WEST INDIEs.

the steamer Saratoga. from South Cuba and Mas
sau were the Rev. Jeremiah Curtin. DIR. J. B.
Young and I. B. Hyatt.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
rrsroIfCe Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur urdeO
Foreign mails for TIE week ending March 2s 1901. will
follows: Parcels Post Mails earlier
than closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for
Germany C,cse at p m. on March 30. per 5. Bar
ba via Bremen.
Regular and Supplementary mails close a Foreign
Branch half hour at.r tIa c!osing time shown below.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
.PRINTFn MATTER ETc-This s.a,rner ta,Os

PRINTED MATTER ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter ComreIcial Papers and Samples for German,
only The same class OF 1ai! matter for parts
Europe VIII not be sent by tAis snip unless specially
directed by her *'
Afer closing Of Nh Supplementary Transats,.,,
Mails named above additional
opened the piers of the American. English F're~cS
Ten Minutes ~ the hou. % sailing % steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AlrER1c, v-rs--
INDIES. ETC


SATURDAY-At ESQ = m. for Argentine Republic
pSee5sy SSg na4 @ % per for PoH.a Ts IcS at & a s m
Tor Savail aa ,aase5a hus be Sirec:es 'ail per
Tor s., Thouas Crox, Leeward and windward d ard
ISLANDS ard Dernera-a- per Madiana: 10 a m.
for Cuba per s4 s les, s Ssz.Io M ~ via Hayspa 10
SaIt5r5iir ari tarthacsrq ner S@f- s, Jailaiea
So,S B,1 TrrSt ba a.. ' - = = htal !r(ail FOR
a. r sUppea,4ry lo:a5 a 5 for ai,i ana ss,. s. !.
Martha A,ps: 81 l2 foF Northern Brazil per
Susvitas ti6ar ana Braeoa Per onda Tsa9a5sn eor5s
mail only. whieh mast Re directed PER $ $ Olinda:
Mails :or NawtouHdlaHa by rail North sydney ard
P m (sogneSIi1 close here every Monday wedHes-
Bosssa and 'AeRGs Rfs by , s:eas % close ONCE daily
90 z the,cS bv eanl @ S9@, by oy ran e Port Tampa.
except Monday at tS:oo che conneetn ioses ar.
by rail- Miami Fls ard thenEe ey steamer. cIose
Nails e, NsS:S S:Ss,S 0ys.53a spesiag aa n
S.e7sea fIr :, eioss az this once
Rs Belle o Puerto ccrez - sn m Mails For Costa
for Belize Pue-to ortes an ates ns ssss sH Monday.
tor Costa Rical tEeSis;ereI n.an closes at 8 3. M
TRANsPAciFiC MAILS
Mails fer AgsTf9 1s aoSs s5e2; MGs siFa1 m which
Hawaii. via san Francisco, close here daily ar $50
@ on on arTa ass ' "a - a Tg fp due S IF:S al w Rclsy
f25 fsr dH2ssin H%s Ger ana sSSn SS' ana pbi,,
Via San F7aaSia close daily at $50 iSland, m Is.
Mails for Australia except West Australia wSch ro
va Europe and New.Zsaland whch goes via San
daily at $50 p after March t2S and up 10 March
Hentary Via Seattle. close $50 p m Masch
NAILS for Hawaii san Francisco close here daily a,
6:s, p up TO April u for dispatch per s a Mari.
Mails for Taa Marsuesas Islands San Francisco
close here GaIy at $50 ? m up TO April 10. inclusive
ranspacc mails forwarded port of sailing daily,
ton Of their uninterrupted overland transit fRssists
mail closes here coRE s. E e VsN PlsS0ge So Day
PossOaee NeW-YoFk. ~ y. March Is. 1901 -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
OFFICES

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New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
PRESIDENT AND CHESTS TAKE 4 sAIL.

washington. March 2.-captain Lafayette Nc
"ilafns and Mrs. McWiilisms, OF Chicago. are
guests Of the President and Mrs. Mckinley at the
Whte House. This afternoon the President and
rr1 ra guests including Mrs and Miss Barber, went
>of san down the Potomac on the Sylph.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
ARCHBISHOP LEWIS RESIGNS.
THE ANGLICAN METROPOLITAN OF CANADA IN
POOR HEALTH.

Montreal March 22.-Archbishop Lewis, the An
elican Metropolitan OF Canada. has rendered his
RESIGNATION owing TO poor health, and has sum
noned q meeting of the House Of Bishops Of Can
ada consider the matter. Bishop Bond or Mon
treal. VIII probably succeed Archbishop Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
DELEGATION From PRODUCE EXCHANGE

President Barrows of the Produce Exchange has
appointed a delegation Of twenty members of the
Exchange attend the State Commerce Conven-
ton to be held at Syracuse next week for the
purpose of taking action the Governors canal
message
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
TRANSATrANTIC NATLs

SATiEDAY-At I;@o a. N. FOR Europe. per : Cam.
Fanta via Queenstown; 7;50 for NetherIarI,
Cirec:, Pots1arl Cndu directed .per
= Pot~lan'l: ~ IT. for Italy direct. per s. .
A;Ier C.aN must be directed Per $. 5. AIler'O
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

Roebuck's Weather Strips. Wire Screens and Window
EentatorS comfortable and winter
5 RoeouclI 1I2 Fulton Telephones in Manhattan and
Brooklyn Boroughs.
Expression restored: by artificial teeth: Deane.
Dentist 4j4 Lex Ave. 45h: highest award Col EXP
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

MR. CLAPKS BODY TO BE SENT HOME
Nice. March Z-The body Of Charles P Clark.
former president Of the New-York New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, who died here last
evening. will be taken home.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
CARL LAEISZ.

Hamburg. March 22--Car Laesz chairman Of
the Hamburg Ship Owners Association, is dead.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
Special Nutlre5.

Bangs a Co.. Oh and Dc Fifth Avenue.
will sell MONDAY March 25th. fol-
lowing days. o'clock.
BOOKS
Standard Works. Illustrated Books etc. etc, and
large collection Of modern Novels
The books generally in good condition and Including
many very desirable
Sales OF Books every afternoon except Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

IN EEW-yORK CITY
Mail subscribers 10 the DAILY and TRI-WEEFlLY will
De charged cent extra postage IN addition to
the rates named above
Address all communications relative to subscriptions or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. New-York City.
Remit by Posofce express money order,
draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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TRI-WEEKLY. cents
BT EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points United Outside OF Creates
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

DR.. and Mrs. VI. Seward Webb and their party
expected back in NewYork to-day from their
trip TO California.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Miss Mildred
Stokes have arrived at Palm Beach from Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

For Spring and summer STYLES.
See TO-mOrrOw's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

A large card party will be given on Tuesday next
by Mrs. H. de Berkeley Parsons at her house No.
294 MadiSon-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

Among the patrons for the violin recital which
Miss Anna +. Often will give shortly after Easter
at the Waldorf-Astoria will be Mrs Francis p
kinnicutt. Mrs H T. Pratt, Mrs A. B. Stone and
Albert Norris Bagby.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
DAILY AND SUNDAY:

BY OCEAN STEAMER
Cor Europe. the British Isles countries the
Universal Postal Cnion)
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23
cLUBRooMs IN THE BRANCH LIBRARIES.

New-York, March 10. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-23

WOodlewn Cemetery
Borough of Bronx. New York City
Ohce 20 East 23rd Street. Madison Square South
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
Or. EBENEzER S. JOHNSON.
Prominent Pennington Physician ard Temper.
ance Worker Passes Away.

Farminston. Me. Nov. 21.-Dr. t.be-
uezer $. Johnson, 4 prominent physi-
ciar ana temperance worker oC this
section. died suddenly At his home
here. Thursday, aged 81 years. Death
vas caused by heart faiiur" follow ing
u brief illness with pneumonia. \
widow and thrcr children survive him.
Dr. Johnson was born in New sharon
in 1870 He graduated from Kent 5
Hill aud from :. medical coll"g" IN
rennsylvnnia. II octuhcr. 1H6l. II" IN H.
listed in 20. l.. 1st Maine Cavalry i:+
!; private. He served as an orderly N
Cen. Robinson IN The ~ Division, jsi
Corps. ami when mustered out III lNbi
H.. had been promoted ia quartrrmas-
trr sergeant of his company. Its War
record was on. of the brilliant 40
Franklin countyS list Of heroes l'I-
johnson pr;,..ticcd m.dicir" fer p years
i'm F'nrmingtun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
FOOD STOPPED IT.
Good Food Worth More Than Gold Nine.

To find food that viii put ;,n abso-
iut" stop to running Gown" is better
than finding a gold mine Many ptop!,
when they begin to run down go from
on. food to another and find il ilnpos-
SiDic to find Il food that viii stop tht
progress ot disease. Grape Nuts Food
is the most uourishinS known ana VIII
set one right if that is poSsibic
The experience Of Il Louisiana lad!
!, i'll be interesting. Mrs J. II. Graham.
Wallace. La.. writes. II received Il Sc
we're nervous shock - m" years ago ana
from uverWork gradually broke down.
Nv food did not agree with me and !
LOST flesh rapidly. | changed from one
kind Of food to another but was unable
10 stop th. loss of lesh and strength.
Il do not nXlGgeratr when say that
[ finally became. in lrailty. a INins
skeleton. My nights were sleepirss,
and | was compelled TO take oriateS in
various forms. After trying all sorts
Of different foods without success |
tinaIlv got down to toasted bread Wit n
. little butter. and after While this
began 10 sour and could not digest IL.
Then | took to toasted crackers ant
lived on them fer several weeks. hut
keep getting weaker.
.nne dav | WAS brought know l'de"
,f ,;rapc- Nuts Food, and II seemed ["
me from the description that 1t Yves
napan 10 sour and could not digest It.
hauan hy eating u small portion Ju7t as
= comes from ,hc package dfE. aia'i-
,,,II,. increasing the amount "ach day,
sometimes warming and adding Il Ii-
tie butter.
NV imDrUVemtnt h-Sat at once 10
1, ,ryor,Ied ne the nnuriShmeht that !
| naa baen starving for No more mar
.,..int, mains ana indigestion. FOR "
month | at, nothing hut 'hA Nus
,nd a little cream and sugar thth
/ ont so we'll could take on "thrf hlunS
If food. continued 20 gam "r~n
,.a,;1ly. Now / am in better h'iI y
nan | have been in years. sun S'i'h
! ,o Crane-Nuts because IKE lht l''''
4 .,d Know Of its pow ersul hourlShlhS
~.nr,i.s. NV physician saNs that my
t,aI,. trouble was tie lack ol power u
/ cost fool. ana that no other l""h ~
,.,oys OF would have grhusht III ~
/ =. ,ba trouble except G'ape-No'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
COLON is QUIET.
Liberals Holding City and
Maintaining Perfect Order.
The Chorrera Expedition Outcome
Being Watched With Great Interest.
Will Probably Settle Control Of Isthmus by
Liberals or Conservatives.

Colon. Colombia. Nov 2l.-Thp city
| Of colon was perfectly quiet all yester-
day and last night. 1t is claimed III
behalf Of the Liberals that there has
been no unseemly behavior. Foreign
crs are being respected and protected
ana transit across the isthnu- is unin-
terrupted. The post office, prefecture.
all the other government offices ana
nearly all the commercial houses We're
closed yeste. iay.
Col. Barrera commander oC the Lib
eral forces. asserts that ne has notified
H.. district represe of the de-
parIment of thc interior ana Otner for
mpr officials Of the gvernment that ~
has appointed commission 10 tafi
over their offices. formally today.
S.nor Espri, la prominent lawyer
ana coune.! for the Panama Railroad.
IS a member Of th. commission.
The feeling of the community cannot
~. regarded as antagonistic 10 Llp-
craliSm The existing conditions have
created no panic. but it is recognized
that the fact that the Liberals hold
Colon while the Conservatives are IN
roe4ession Of Panama. creates state
"i ""
tinue.
Col. Barrera admits that tn govern
lncnr troops here numbered Il little less
Than I30 men. was ut first reported
that l. or luOr. men had been killed
aItJ that about 20 had been wounded.
MANA Ana hodi.e of more dead men have
-iror been discovered The inspector
Of customs escaped on an "uteoliS
steamer. Several prisoners who We're
.,,t,,,...3 Inv tba Liberals have since
'ap'ul'h n '"'
Ds"n released.
j. .,,.,.,1 Z,ta,un. r,,Omaul- .ul Liberal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

Th. President. Thursday. announced
th. following appointments in m" navy
RcmliS &. Persons. medical director. rahh
~ captain: Edward ". Green. m"dl.hl "
snrctor. rank ot commander, charles y
crawford. passed assistant surgeon. rank
~ lieutenant. junior grade; l,"nlinick
.,Ivnu. chief buatewain. rank with hut
after ensign.
II is OFFICIALLY announced Al the WhI'e
Hons. that Clayton McMichael will BE-
appointed postmaster at Philadelphia
upnn The expiration "f the term Of tn"
rr,Sent Incumbent, Postmaster Hicks.
Mr.. McMicha.l was endorsed hy both th-'
P.nusvlvania senators, Postmaster Cen
,.ral Smith ard Republicans nf Phi!ad.i-
,hia generally without regard to faction.
iI. also had tn" backing ui the business
men Of Philadelphia.
II is said AT The state department that
~ to date no application has been made
hN the United States government to tn.
Porte Tor permission to send warships
to tn. Dardanclles to demonstrate of th.>
Bulgarian coast. as reported in Vienna
dispatche 1t is further said that thy
status Of Miss stones case remains uu-
changed. SO far aS the department is al
ViSed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
MOB OF 10000
Take Part in the Oemonstra-
tions at Athens
In Protest Against Translation of
Gospels Into Modern Greek.
Marines Landed to Aid Police. MANY Casud-
ties Have Already Occurred.

Athens, NOV. 2l-Thc agitation
against the proposal TO translate the
Gospels into modern Greek. was con-
tinued. today. Twenty thousand per
sons assembled around the ruins Of the
temple Of Jupiter Olympus and took
part in demonstration organized by
the students. \ resolution was adopt
cd calling upon the Holy Synod to ex-
communicate any person who trans
lated the Gospel into Greek as now
spoken.
Eight hundred marines We're landed
and co-operated with the troops in
patrollng the locality. Several col
lisiOns occurred and occasional shots
were fired The students still hold the
university buildings. During the dem
onstrations following the asSemblagc
several shots We're fired at NJ. Thea
toxic the Greek premier. but without
effect.
As clDlcd 10 The Associated Press
from Athens. last night. the students
Of thu university had then been max
inr riotouS demonstrations for two
days against Two newspapers which
had been advocating the translation Of
In. Gospels into modern Greek. Yes
terdaI the students fired on the po-
Hrp Troops We're then summoned and
a serious fight occurred which result
"a in the u ounding Of . score of cav
ulrymct. ana several students.
! pOnticai motive, connected with
tlt Slav propaganda is Greece. under
ii-S this religious movement.
The university was guarded during
ihe night by the students. who feared
rh.. building would be occupied by the
civil authorities.
During the encounters between tn"
military ANA the turbulent demonstra-
tors. seven persons We're killed, 80 We're
severely and many others slightly
wounded.
Great excitement prevails. tonight.
Strong military detachments guard IN"
palace ana the residence of the pre-
mirr. t.NuryWhcre anxious groups ar"
discussing the situation. HeartreudinS
scenes occurred when the bodies Of the
upal We're handed over TO their reld-
tiIeS. 1t is rumored that armed men
A.vc arrived AT the university. but the
building Is still guarded by the stu
d.nts. who arr. adopting military dis
oi0Iinc.
Opposition deputies parad"d III"
streets during the day. exciting the
rioters ~ violent language. Their"
vnr,, no further disturbances during
N. evening. hut il is feared that there
will b" Il renewal Of disorder tomor-
RON.
Among thusr slightly injured are tn"
~, r..ct of polio: Of Athens and the pre-
feet Of AttiCa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
The New Army Pistol.

The i.cw pistol recently adopted by the
United States army is certainly a rennar..-
able invention. 1T will discharge ll6 bul-
lets in Il minute. With the addition of this
wonderful weapon our army will b" as far
ahead Of the other armies Of the world as
IIostrtter's stomach BittclS is ahead OF
any other stomach remedy. For over fifty
wears il has been the standard remedy of
the American people. if YOU are 4 sufferer
from indigestion. dysp"psia h"ichins
heartburn. natulency. Constipation az ma
Iaria fever ANA aguc, ana want TO ct
well. you shoull trg this wonderful mvdi-
rir"- II viii surely cIr'- you, Heware of
countcrt,its when buying Ih" Erhum"
thc neck of the bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBlSHoPS
Meet a. Washington to Discuss Matters Of Great
Importance 10 Church.

Washington. Nov. 2l.-Thr arrnbish"npS
W the Roman Catholic church ~ TINS
country began their annual meeting al
In. Catholic University here, today. Ihey
were secret and no statement was given
oiIt after the forenoon session closed.
The meeting. which is the hisneSt com
iii in the church III tn" United states,
considered Il number Of questions t"di
have had wide agitation during th' pass
wear ana reviewed generally the affairs
of tht. hierarchy. Matters affecting Al"
work Of the church in tn" new inSular
possessions Of the United States and tnc
matter of federation Of the Catholic 50
ci.ties which ii has been proposed 10 al
feet were discussed. hut il was announr-
ed that there was nothing that could hc
the Knights of Columbus was brought
up for consideration. This is the organ
iZation whose Introduction Bishop James
sen of Illinois. on the basis that il wa>
Il secret society and should not receiN'
III. approval of the church, created wild
attention ana was finally appealed Il"
Cardinal Martin"lii, the Papal thlcgat1,
thus far without decision
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
PROBABLY DROWNED.
RaIph Stevens Pemaduid Beach looste
Fisherman. Missing Since tuesday.

Damariscotta Ne. Nov. 2i--lt is hr-
li4yad that Ralph Stevens, a P'ma-
ut!id Beach lobster fisherman was
drowned while hauling lobster '"iS'
Wednesday on Tuesday night. stevens
stan ted out. Tuesday. I" Visit NJ iAp7
and since that time has not been Sr~"-
Thursddl morning. pieces "f a ""f'
\ hich has been identified n ms Wrr'
found on the beach. Stevens was :
cars old. and had a wife and three
rnil.lrnn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
MRS. BONNIE
Sits Unmoved Under Terrible
Charges Of District Attorney.
State Alleges Deliberate Murder by
Her Of Young Ayres.
Bat Little Lish. Thrown on The Tragedy by
thursdays Witnesses.

Washington, NOV. .l.-Ihr trial uf
Mrs. Lola Ida Bcnin", on the ,harg.
Of killing James Seymour Ayrcs. Jr
vas fairly launched. today. The pre-
lminary presentation of the case On
behalf of the government Was made hy
Assistant District Attorney Hugh r.
Tag@art's statement consumed ONLY
about ] hour ana i minutes and con-
sisted for the most part of a review of
the circumstances connected with the
tragedy. Mr. Ta"gart stated The theory
OF the prosecution to be that Ayrcs was
murdered by Mrs. Roninc and that sh,
gained admission to his room in the
Kenmore hotel through the window
reaching that by means Of IN" fire cs-
cape. He attempted to show that sh-
was piqued by his non-attention to her
Mrs. Ionine was apparently .uhnoved
by his representations. once or twice
during the address she leaned over and
spoke to her attorneys. The Witnesses
of the day did not throw any rew light
upon the tragedy.
IN his address. Mr Tacgart contend
u: that the killing of you..e .lyres had
betn felonious ana malicious and there
fore was to be characterized - muir
der. rs ,hargrd IN the Indictment
There. was he said, - Tie between The
prisoner ana IT,, dead man in tle fact
that AyIee was 4 student Of dentistry
and she had Studied medicine. As a
consequence shr became q frequent
visitor to his room in III" hotel where
ihcy both lived, not onlr III the aay
lim- but at night as Well and. H."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
MICHIGAN NEXT,
That State Will Entertain Ma
tIonal Grange in 1902.
Centennial Anniversary Of the Uniyer-
sa'lst Church of Norway.
Schooner J. NJ. Harlow Of Southwes, uarbcr
Has Rough Passage.

Lewiston. NJ, Ncv. 2l.-The closing
hours Of th' National Grang" were vrll
MED ana interesting. Thr attendance
"2s good ana weather delightful on
GERS We're installed. This afternoon. and
Michigan selected AS the scene Of The
next national gathering. The. selection
oi the city t. be hnnorcd is left to th,
executive committees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

After a consultation with Attorney
General Prout on tho advisability Of
taking action to prevent railroad con
solidation in Nebraska. Governor SAY
age nlalified his statement made
Wed, 'iaY. by saying there is n" evi-
dence OF 4 combination in Nebraska
Tn" governor said: Roads are fight
ing each other for business IL this
state, lust as hard as they rver did.
This applies 10 th" Union Pacific an6
the burlington roads and ail other
tines. Wha, is being done in Minno@c-
tn in the way .. combinations or oppo-
sition To combinations does not inter
cSt us in this state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
PROBABLY 1OC DEAD.
Casualties al Colorado Mine Disaster Creep
ing Up at Alarming Rate

Telluride. con, Nov. 91.-Nr.uly !ao
men We're probably >nfocated 10 death
= the Snugeler-t ninn mine III Ma
shall Basin, ~ tn" result of thp tigr
which consumed tho buildings at tlr
mouth Of the bullion tunnel. Wrdna;-
day. Twcnty-tWn miners all. l<nu,.u u.
hp dead ana scores of others ar" IN 1h,
min, workings, either suitocr,"d tu
death or seeking safety in lcmot- PARTS
rr rhn 'nino until thc place IL cleared Wy
foul gas,s ana smoke