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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
No.295.
Sin Setectib BON einem
Wob angegriffen.


Y b an oil1e, 26. Wsai. Nfau
Solepbme Martin beaab fid nah bem
bieiisen sSaiien=slipl, bemd6tiste fid
lbres oreijdbriaen S0ttertens uno
fubr oamit mad 9awesoiae, 9p. De-
tectloe &oiencrans folate ibr uno nabm
oas Stno Su li6. gr btfano fid) nit
Der &leinen auf Der CHARACTERIZATION,
als Elm Dob bon etwa bunbert gerio=
men. tpel6e bur9 Die S6rdnen uno
yitten Der SHUTTER Wlitleio nit oerIeI=
ben betommen batten, nuf Der Station
eri1ien, ben Setectipe tbdtli6 anarif=
fen, i9m oas Sinb entriTien uno es Der
Uiutter iibersaben, pel6e oanit oa=
ponlief.
Die 6rau bat fib cine aro5e Ser
lsgung zines 8eridtsbefebls gu Sdul=
oeit tommen lanen, ba Der &reisrih=
ter, als tie BON ibrem Mann qeIhieoen
iuuroe, anseOronet bate, bar oas aino
in Der gBaiienanitalt unteroebradt
tuer6en iollte.
st. gisrre nod f6Iimmer
ais gOmpsii.
New 9ort, 26. Mai. 6. 8.
9opep, Siilfs=@urator beg 9lmerifani=
l9en Natur SiitOriiSen Muieums bat
tele9rapbirt, oaB ct. pierre nur nit
Yonlpeli perali9en peroen fam. Die
3eritOruna lei iebo9 nod f6Iimmer.
@s lei tlar, baB Elm SornaOo bon
lbtpefli9sn 6aien Die Staot heim.
iu6te, bur9 tpslGe Johann Die gepoh=
ner eritidt tuuroen.
5 abres= 6 Onbsnt Der @ros-
loge Der Yptbia s=&itter.
Cincinnati. 26. Weai. 9lug az
len Sbeilen oes States trafen beute
bier Wlitslieber oes Nroens Der Vp=
an, um Der moroen beain=
nenoen Contention Der 6roBloee bei=
3utpobnen. Sm @anSen tueroen 800
Selesaten ertuartst. Die Seamten Der
SruBlose trafen beute i'm 9aufe beg
Sornlittass bier Elm. : Seute 9lberlo
miro I'M Surnet 6alie Elm gmpfana
nbgebalten tueroen. 0loreen Na6mit=
tag finbet Der grOBs llmSus lfatt uno
1ierauf beginner i'm Columbia Sbeater
bic Sigungsn.
Mit oem Sduslins imNrm
erf9offen.
Ogoen, lltab, 26. Mai. Ben
5aultner besesnete seitern sbeno iein.r
JON ibm sei4ieOsnen Srnu, tuel9e einen
finoeripasen por ii9 berfdOb. @r
6lug lie, tuorauf iie ihren Gdualino
lus Dem 9Sagen nabm uno oaDonlief.
S9r V(alln aoer feuerte 1einen GeDpl=
YER bier 0tal auf fie ab unb t6oli6 ae-
ronen iant lie 5u Sooeu. Sierauf
aste ii6 6aultner cine aussl in's
>er5. Sas Gino murbs ni6t beriuun=
ct.
" tier Samro fieet
Il Der pauer.
New Dort, 26. Mai. 9Salter
1T gum Sirigenten Der 92sw
)orter pbilbarmOnii6en @eieai6aft
'tpdblt iporoen. @r er6ielt BEL Der
5abl 49 Stimmen, wdbrsnS auf ben
Isberigen Sirigenfsn Bauer nur Is
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
Nms bem 0eridtsbSfem.
&ann ni9t BON Der Gu t
leb n.

Mamie 8lot bat ibren 6at.en @il'
belm auf llnteritiibung pertlast. Ter
ielbe bat lie bor einieen Saeen berlaI.
len uno lib ieitoem ni4t mebr Inn iie
betiimmert. Gr 1T in ben 9ltlas gnqine
WOrts bei9dftigt unb berbient s22 Die
WO6e. sic oerlanst, baB er ibr ip6-
6entli6 SO aus3ablt.
u d Dem Srren=Nfpl 9 e.
anbt.
2oipeQ %. ganes, Der 20=idbrige
Sobn BON George Sanes, bon 81. Ga=
pital glbe. gfo. As puroe auf ieinen
@elites5uitano gepriift uuo fir irrfinnis
befunoen.
@r leibet an berI9iebenen firen
Sheen. 50 bilbet er Ii9 IL. y. elm,
OaB Elm Seber, ipel6er nit ibm ipri9t,
feline 6eoanten leien fann; ferner lebt
er in beitdnoi9er Sur6t, feline Seele 81
perlieren. @r 1T 10 iGuer gu controls
liren. OaB feline gltern ii5 gespungen
iaben, Jpn in iein 3immer einsu=
i6lieBen.
& ri m n a geri9t.
Yat. Smith puroe unter Der 9ln=
flage bes tbdtliden Qlngriffs Dem Gri=
minalri3ter pOrgefiibrt. gr muroe
f6uloie befunben unb CUR 3a6lune
bon $50 nebit Soften perurtbeilt.
g d benerfaBtla9e.
gOr &i6ter 9lllen unb 8ei6porenen
miro Sur 3eit iiber Die S9aoenerlab=
tlage berbanOelt, tpel6e George gS.
@lart geeen Die StraBenbabn-8eIel=
i9aft eineerei6t 6at.
Senrp Grants Seltament.
Sas $eifament BON Senrp Sranf
iuuroe i'm grObatseridt bsltdtist. Sn
bemislbsn berma6t er iein seIammtes
SerrlOsen ieiner Satin Sobanna.
SIM 9 Oliseigeri9t 9 muBten
6rant Sennet, Sobn Sart uno Wm.
Spens ipesen Saltens bon Gpielb0l=
len uuo etiua spei Subenb ppter=
Spieler ibr @rideinen MAIDEN. Die
ielben iuaren in Der Samlfaa glQ6t
uno heute in friiber Morsenltunoe
beim Spielen iiberrumpelt poroen.
Die Gdlle rurben auf ben 27. reIp. |
%. bs. seriboben.
Weri6oben ipuroen ferner oSoiep6
0unter, SroBoiebftabl, ben 80. os.
D&eDer SilDerman, Siebfabl, ben 90.
's. uno Gbarles Sargent, Sragen per=
oorsener @affen, ben q. bs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
5. G. Smit bat ieine fluff sim=
men 6eiiammem.

Sobn o. Suit, welber am Samfaa
rerbaftet iuurbe, als er eincn 9tauban=
faa auf ein iunses Mdo6en ausfhbrte,
1T auf isinen 8eiitsssuiiano unteriudt
uoroen. Gas &eiultat mar, baB er
fir geiffesseiunb erfldrt ipurbe.
Gr 1T Elm SO9n bes gr=Sreisribters
Suit bon Grantfort uno Elm gaeffe oes
Capt. .. 5. slllen bon 6ranffort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
@efinSien.
j OFT be Grancefi@er.

6ort De SSrance, 90. Ntai.
sort De 6rancs iiebt iuie cine berlaiene
uno perooete Staot aus. geinabe
1000 yeriOnen iinO bersits nad 8ua=
oaloupe, Dominica uno st. 2ucia
aus9ewanoert unb cine eben fold aroBe
An5abl trifft Torbereitunsen, bic Staot
81 perlafen. @s i6eint, als cb Die
gebolterung nrr einen @uni1 bat, 10
rai4 als mOsli9 BON Der Sniel fortsu=
tommen. Sie @elebrten, tpelte sur
3ett bier peilen, baben Die snfidt aus=
aelpro6en, baB Sort De Srance por ir=
9eno einem ausbru6 bes Mont Selee
ii9er iit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
GrSfmnms bes Smrnerparfs.

Sen auBeroroentli6 5ablrei6en
publltllm, oas ii6 am seitrigsn SOnn=
ta9e ssm eritenmale in bieiem Sabre
IN Dem prd6tigen, i6attenipenoenoen
Surnerparts einssfunoen bate, fab
man es iOfort on ben frObli6en Wlie=
nen an, oaB es iib gan; pprsiialid)
amiiIirte.
es berri6te bon 9lnfans an cine
bOdlt luiti9e Stimmuns, BON Der aud,
&elnbolO Miller's &apsle bur6orun=
gen l6ien inbem iie ibre populdren
gSeilen in flOttefer g8eiie abIpielte.
Sie Surniibunsen, ipelden bas fi6
oi9t i'm &reiie i5aarenoe gublitum
nit Sntereiie fOIste, nabmen unter
Suso SiI6er's tunoiger 2ei.uno ben
gepobnten eraften, BON tii6tiger Ser
anblloung Der 309linse seuoenoen
Terlauf. gs wurOen fplsenoe llebun=
gen 9eboten:
preisbOltsturnen Der 30glinoe; Sas=
tettballlpiel Der aftipen Surner; Niai.
baumreiten Der @rfen MGoAenclaiIe;
preisturnen Der 3weiter &nabenclaIe
iowie @erdtbtrirnen Der attipen Surner.
&ur3 mad bielen prObeI turneriIdsr
Setpanotbeit erboben ii6 Die in nam=
batter 3abl eri6ienenen Mitolieber oes
vSeuti6en Clubs uno Ntuiifpersins"
uno erfreuten Die @ntpeienoen our6
eine &eibe biibi6er uno ebenIo biibi6
seiun9ener 9ieber.
S4on lan9e borber bate lib Die
Sugeno Dem 9eliebten Sansperaniieen
bingegeben, uno ba aud fiir @rfri=
i9un9en beltens 9eiOr9t mar, 10 nahm
Der Na9mittag fir ale 9lntpeienoen ei=
men bur4 Ni6ts getriibten genusrei6en
Werlauf. 9tu6 fir Die sans &leinen,
Die ii9 an ben S6aufeln, an galIpiel
uno anoeren ltnterbaltunsen, Die i6nen
aebOten iinb, na6 Serensluit ber=
9nii9ten.
Dem Part=@omite bes ,Gocialen
SurnDereins ssbiibrt fir Die eeiamat=
pole slusitattltns oes 9labes, iuie audi
fir ben grfol9 Der selt,isen Seier ale
9lnertennung.
Sine beionoere Sreube bereitete ss
oem .SOcialen Surnberein", unter
Ieinen Gditen seitern 6rln. Siba
8 Of b itein besriiBen gu oiirien, Die
in ge9leituns bon 6rau pbilipp
unb Grau g. 2anoo ere
9ienen mar. 6rln. GOloltein, tpel1e
n Iuitralien, ibrem Seimatblanoe,
'ine beuti6e 3eitllng leitet, bdlt bsute
W onntag Nbenb 8 lt6r i'm
: rot b m einen 8ortraq iiber
6rauen=Irbeit in Nultralien", auf
uel9en mir uniere 2eier no6mals be-
onoers bintpeiien mO6ten. Eie Dame,
lls Sele9atin 81 bem i'm Sebruar in !
@aibingtOn abgebaltenen internatio=
lalen 6rauencon9reB entianbt, bat in
ener Contention Our6 ibre li6tpoGen
mo iadueritdnoisen &usfiibrunsen Be- ]
e9ti9tes Iufieben erregt. I
u M II d d fen Dnntas, :
lforsens 8 llbr, beranitaltet Die
9 SDnnta g | 4 II I e" bonn Seut= 4
ben Saus aus cine @aaenpartie nad :
EN- Surnerparf, 81 Der alle Sinber Der q
59ule ii9 einfinoen ioaten. gs barr r
N ibrer bort man9erlei @eniiiie: 9
'a9en, 9imonabe, Scecream nebH ben 9
lblrei6en &inoeripielen, Die Der Sur 8
srpart bietet. q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
Soeal=Y olitii9es.

| ""l w w HuS1Iilh <SUu1t IlultIuI-
oenoen oem fr ii I den Staats=
9onbentiDn weroen ben Sels=
9aten Die gtamen fOlsenoer @anbibaten
unterbreitet tperoen:
@lert Der Supreme=Gourt = @oam
6eim6er9er bon 9teip 9llbanp.
Staats=Setretdr-Ilbert S9opno=
Der BON 9lttica.
Staats=auoitOr- Miner, SD.
Sltmann bon Sbelbppine, Sames q.
Briggs bon Sulliban uno George SO.
Sute bon &ptomo.
Stuats=S9aBmeifer -Serome Serff
bon peru uno Charles 6. Se0aritp
bon @lpooo.
6eneral=9lnualt = Senator 30. 6.
Stiltpea bon Princetpn.
Staats@Staltiter = @owarb Soruff
bon Ntaoiion.
Stats G9ul Superintenoent =
Charles q. @reatbpuIe ppn Nlt. Ser
non, uno Samuel Scott BON Setter
ionbille.
Staats=@eolOee-Yrof. Sreu BON
Sort WaDne.
&i9ter oes 9tppsaatipns= =@eri6ts-
SO6n SC. @aif pOn BLOOMINGTON, &i6-
ter Sefron bon bier uno &i6ter 90.
9. 6ipen bon gnoerIon.
Die bemOtratii6e @puntp @pnpen=
tion pirb morsen in Der Somlinion
0alle absebalten trerben.
9tls @anOioatsn werben senannt ::
S6aBmeilt -slu9uit 9ubn.
@s tann ibOn jest als fiber ange=
npmmen tueroen, bab er Die Nomina-
tion uno 5tpar einitimmig er6alten
miro.
@ountD=Glert-pierre 6rap.
&ecOrosr = CHARLES s. Gardner,
@barles 8arrarb, 8eneral Samuel
Compton, @. 6. 9llen uno Su6n 80.
@ebb bon Ysr,p Sp.
Sberiff-Sucob @osBner uno g6as.
McRee.
Observation-Disclosures 6. Cor,
CHARLES .. @larte uno Charles 8ar=
rstt.
eountD 8eometsr-S6omas Bal=
mer, Charles SrOpn uno Serb. DC
@leaano.
&reisridtsr &ibter Sulliban.
SuperiOrri9ter = &idter sbeuour
q. Sabis, 6. 3. Cameron, Gid1ter
Oalp, &i6ter 6npin, &idter NliQaro
@Or, &i4ter Cigar u. gromn unb
{. 9. Sarlan.
Coroner st. 6. Weffoper, Or.
De. s. Spencer, Or. Douglas q.
eeatbers, Or. @ulber unb Sr. Gain.
6rieoensri6ter = @lmer W3ari6aI
mo SacOb 6. SinfleD.
Die beri6isoenen @onbentionen p,r=
YEN morgen tpie fOlst absebalten iuer-
zen:
@ountD Contention, SomlinIon
pale, 9 llbr @orm.
9enter Sotunibip Contention, So m
iniOn Salle, 7:30 9lbenos.
Sawrence Sp. Contention, Spring
saaep S9ulbaus, 8 llbr Mbenos.
6ranflin Sp. Contention, 9lcton
s llbr Nbenos. /
Warren Sp. Contention, Sotuni6ip
s ll6r 9lbenos. I
Waibin9tOn Sp. Contention, groab
ripple S9ulbaus, 8 llbr @benos. /
9srip Sp. Contention, Southport t
llbr 9benbs.
pite Sp. @onbention, Nem 9luou Tia q
z llbr abenbs. i
gDapne Sp. Contention, Saugbbile l
5taots9alle, z llbr Nbsnos. q
n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
Yeriomal Noti;en.

Serr 6reoerif Sart=
man, Der betannte geiiber elmer
G9miebeperfifatte bon 420 Of Slo
Str, bat an Sonntag @beno feline
Sp9tsr Seannette i'm 9llter bon 25
Sabren na5 ldnserem 2eioen Ourh ben
Sob perlpren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26

B@ ,,9he BeItnomt", Wirtb=
i9aft uno Silliaro=parlors. 1901 Wea=
biion abe., @eO. Spade. g.gentbiimer.
Bette Getrdnfe unb Gigarren, feinsr
Sunn. Heaes SelspbOn 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
giettie Noams sefanSen.

Settle Moams, wel6e aus bem Sr=
ren-aipl eniflO9en mar iit in Dem
Sauie oes Or. gentleD in Morristoipn,
gefunoen iuDroen. 0iebrere 9ld9te
bate iie i'm 6reisn sueebra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
Sranfreih.
Sel b itmorse uegenber M a +.
Unique 6 ia itropbe.

Unique 6 q "a itrop6e.
garis, 26. Ntai. Die iunae Srau
Utartinet beren @atte elm Opfer Der
Ntartinique &ataitrOpbe tpurbe, bat ii6
uno ibren Slugling eri6oHen.
Sn Wtarieines bat Elm aus flint
yerlonen beitebenoe Samilie Selbit=
moro besansen, neil iis in Solee Der
&ataltropbe an ben gettelItab aetom=
men mar.
Die Srdfin &Otrou iiel, als Iie Die
9ta6ri9t erhielt, baB ibre orei G0bne
um's 2eben setommen waren, bon
einem SerSI9las setrOffen, toot gu
Sooen. Sieielben batten ii6 na6 Der
Snlel wfartinique begsben, um cine
piantase, tuel9e fie tiirSli6 eeerbt
batten, su beli9ti9en.
Sulius planquette, Sruber oes Cont
ponllten bon Der Sper ,Sie 8loden
Der sformanbie" mabte ieinem 9eben
our9 Grbdnger Elm @noe. gr mar
our6 beitdnoiges 6riibeln iiber Die
&ataltropbe um ieinen @erltano as-
tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
0amoaIta Clinic.
S1-Sere Sante nnS snriif-S1.
0reeneaftle mno snrad -75e
Sonntas, 1. SUM-.

Spesialsug berldbt SnoianapOlis
7.25 llbr Sprmittass. 9tiidfabrt bon
Serre Sante 7.30 llbr Mbenos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26

sW Die bette 5 Sent Gigarre in
Ger Staot, Wu4o's v2ongfellotp."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
SIrfei.

Gine Bilge r=@ arapane BON
. Sriganten aneeeriffen.
Gon itantinopel, 26. Wtai.
Cine S9aar griganten iiberfiel in Der
PropinS 9feojeo, @entral=@rabien cine
pilger=Garamane. Gin Wiajor, bier
9apitdne uno so 8enbarmen, tuelde
Die @scrrts biloeten, tpurben aet0otet.
Die yilger wurosn total aussepliin=
bert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26

a. aau6t eitp Seal SC eisarrsa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-26
" a ter 8 rid iiegt
iiber Bauer.

geiu y ort, 26. Mai. 04alter
SamrOi9 1T gum Sirisenten Der 9lstu
gOrtsr pbilbarmOnii6en @eieli6aft
ertudblt iuoroen. @r er6ielt BEL Der
gSabl 49 Stimmen, wdbrsno auf ben
btsberigen Sirisenten Bauer nur 13
Stimmen fielen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-08
ATTY. GEN. KNOX IS A WINNER.
Has Row in RestaantFlodesy Says He Does Not Know
What Happened 10 the Oher r1an-STe He Does Not
Feel So Well as He Himself Does

oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. s.--President
Roosevelt was kept very busy for sew
eral hours today disposing Of an accu-
mutation Of public business. BY lunch
con time he had cleared away the mass
Of official correspondence, and was
ready to receive the attorney general
and Mrs. Knox, who arrived from New
York about noon. They will be the
guests OF the president and Mrs Roose-
welt until tomorrow.
II is understood Atty. Gen. Knox viii
sail shortly for Europe and while In
France will devote some personal atten-
ton to the Panama canal question.
1t is quite probable nov that the pro-
ceedlngs looking to the ability Of the
new Panama canal company TO pass a
clear title for the property to the Unit
ed States will be conducted I'm the
French courts. While the administra-
ton Is anxious to have the matter
passed upon as soon as practicable, the
question Of time Will be secondary TO
that Of certainty that the United States
VIII have no trouble with the stockhold-
ers OF the old Panama Canal company
II the property and rights Of the new
company should be acquired by this
country under the Spooner act. The
president. upon whom the responsibility
rests, will take no chances upon the re-
suits OF extended litigation in which
the United States might become in
volyed IL the property Of the new Pan
anna Canal company were purchased
before II had betn determined judicially
that the company possessed the abso-
Lutte right to convey a clear title to this
country.
10 representative OF the Associated
Press Mr. Knox confirmed the report
that he had had a personal difficulty
with a party Of men In Atlantic City
last Wednesday night.
1T was one Of those disagreeable
incidents" said he, that sometimes &C.
cur in a restaurant or other public
place Accompanied by Mrs Knox, my
daughter and two or three friends, in.
GLIDING Dist. Atty. Youngs Of Pitts
burg. | was dining In the restaurant OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-08
DEMONSTRATION
AGAINST STRIKERS.
Gen. Goblin Sends Platoon Of Cavalry 10 Turkey RunFamiies
OfNon-Unon Men Constantly Annoyed by Them
Pistols and Rifles Fired During the Night

Shenandoah Pa, Aug. s.-Brig. Gen.
Goblin today sent q platoon Of cavalry
to the mining settlement Of Turkey
Run for the purpose of making dem
onstraton in that vicinity which Is
populated mostly by foreigners. The
general had received information that
the families of non-union workmen are
annoyed constantly by strikers and
their houses stoned.
The firing Of pistols and rifles during
the night continued but not in the
neighborhood In which the guardsmen
are stationed, Gen. Goblin says there
is q great number OF mischievous peo-
pie prowling around the region at night.
who probably shoot off firearms to scare
someone.
The strike situation IN the shenan-
doah region remains unchanged and
despite all reports to the contrary
there are no visible signs OF prepara-
tlon being made to resume work In the
Idle mines.
The information received by Gen.
Goblin was contained In letter from
woman whose husband is working
In the mine at Gilberton. She says
her life has been threatened every day.
her home has been battered with
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stones each night and large rock al
most struck her little girl who was
asleep IN bed, the missile resting on the
pillow against her head The woman
also declared the neighbors annoy her
by gathering in front Of her house,
jeetfng at her and hanging crepe on
the door knob. She concluded by say
Ing that one night some one fired at
her and she asked Gen. Goblin to send
her protection.
The cavalrymen visited the home Of
the woman and finding her in delicate
health. escorted her and her child to
the railroad station, She was sent with
an escort to the Pottsyllle hospital.
The foreigners did not take kindly
to the visit of the troops. While go
Ing along rough trail at the base Of
the mountain a crowd some distance up
on the ridge, out Of reach OF the troops,
jeered and called the soldiers hard
names. One stone was thrown and
then the hOrsemen came TO stop and
the crowd fed through the brush
Jos, Paluwcz, the butcher, and Mat
thew Paularkas, the one-armed saloon
keeper who are charged with the muir
der'of Jos. Beddall, in the riots OF last
week were today formally committed
without hail 20 the county jail at Potts
Vile They were taken TO the Penn
sylvanla station under guard OF the
troops and left for the county seat this
afternoon.
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Special to the "News."J

Silver City, Aug. S,--A fire started
here at p IN. today, caused by an ex-
ploding gasoline stove IN the residence
Of Mrs, Jennie Peak The flames spread
rapidly, and in short time the entire
premises were in ashes, entaillng loss
Of $4,000, with $1,000 insurance, The
flames could not be confined to Mrs,
Peaks house. and spread both ways,
taking In the Sluth & Wilson saloon,
which was entirely destroyed. at loss
Of 81 200 with no insurance, Mr., VIII
son was badly burned while trying to
save his books. The next place con-
sumed was the drug store and lodge
building OF j, NJ. Cries, The lodge room
was finely fitted up and occupied by
the fraternal orders and secret socle-
ties, and the drug store contained 81 400
worth Of stock, on which there was
1920 insurance. Mr.. Cries resi-
dence, Immediately in the rear,
was also burned, though the
household goods were saved
The building was owned by DR.. Hos
mer, and the loss was $1,000. No in
surance, The southworth Mercantile
company TO the west went UP In smoke
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A BIC FIRE AT SILVER CITY
Another Utah Mining Town Threatened With Destruction for
Time Change Of Wind Saved Place at Critical
Time-Who the Losers Are-Loss $l5lso

next, loss on stock $4,000, on building
$1,000. ono-half of each being Insured
The next structure TO 90 was owned by
G. F. Birkenbrack, and occupied BY DIR,
Eighan and William Campbell. The
Doctors loss was $500, insured and 5000
loss on the building. Further TO, the
west was Lindstrom's shoe shop which
went down in short order, loss 500,
The flames jumped across the street
and struck the blacksmith shop owned
by Anton Peterson. which was de-
stroyed, loss $780, and no insurance.
Mr.. Peterson had recently Insured his
house, which was not touched, bat did
not insure his shop, which was burned.
1t was feared that the entire town
would go, and the Mercur disaster be
reproduced on a reduced scale, but the
sudden veerlng of the wind changed
the course Of the flames, and sent them
where the least amount OF damage was
done. The Eureka chemical engine was
sent over to aid in short order, but the
fire was out by the time the machine
arrived, About one acre was burned
over. The loss OF the lodge room par
ticularly will be felt and the loss is flg-
ured at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-08
Must Not Cut
Haytien Cable
Commander McCrea Directed By Washington Government
Calls for and Justifies This Course of Action,

Washington, Aug. s,--The United
States and Haytien Telegraph and Ca
BILE company has appealed to the state
and navy departments here to prevent
the cutting of its cable at Cape Haytien.
According to information received by
the cable company in New York, the
Hayden gunboat Crete-a-Pointe, which
is undef the command Of Admiral Kill
lick, who has allied himself with the
revolutionary government OF Gen. Fir
min and who has been appointed secre-
tary Of war and navy under the revolt
tionary government intends to sever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-08
MINE DISASTER
AT BOWEN, COLO

Trinidad, Col, Aug. S.--The rescue
party at the Bowen mine, where a dis
astrous explosion occurred last even.
ing was compelled to suspend work
at o'clock this morning owing to
fire damp. At that hour the bodies OF
10 dead had been recovered. There were
at least 10 men In the mine at the time
OF the explosion and all were undoubt-
eddy killed.
No gas has ever been known in the
mine, and 1t Is the opinion of the OFF,
Gals that the accident was caused by
a premature shot The powder house
at the mouth of the mine, containing
about 1000 pounds Of blasting powder
was exploded by the shock from the
mine and great damage was done to thu
mouth of the slope.
The town Of Bowen, about quarter
Of a mile below the mine, was severely
shaken. a number of windows being
broken. Immediately after the eXplO
the town rushed to the mouth Of the
mine and the scenes there We're heart
rending. The mine is almost a total
wreck as far as can be determined at
this time.
The exploslan occurred about 1000
feet from the surface. the mine was
quickly filed with gas and smoke, and
those who escaped Instant death were
suffocated.
Mike Cassidy was blown TO atoms.
His head was picked up nearly 100 feet
from where the body was found and his
legs are still missing.
The body OF James Hunter was terri
bly, mangled.
Measures were taken today to rid the
mine OF gas, and 1t is thought the work.
lngs viii be thoroughly explored by
nightfall.
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GAMBLING DEN RAID.
Lone Robber Scoops $3.50 OFF the
Tables and Escapes.
tspecIal 70 ne lNews.lO


Ogden, Aug. S.--A determined looking
stranger walked into the Senate gam
bling hall on lower Twenty-ffth street
last night and after looking around in
a friendly manner for few minutes he
suddenly drew a gun and commanded
the half dozen or 80 men who were
seated at the tables to throw up their
hands and watch him scoop in the
money. They did as they were told and
the youthful robber raked about $3.50
on the tables and then backed towards
the door No man moved until the
stranger darted out OF the door and
down the steps when the proprietor OF
the place rushed TO the door and fired
three shots after the Seeing figure, but
none OF them took effect. The man
dashed through the depot and crossed a
Union Pacific train that was standing
on the track and effectually hid himself
amongst the freight cars IN the yard.
The search for him was kept up all
night and today but no trace Of him
has been found.
A few hours later another hold.up oc-
CURED In the Southern Pacific yards.
Engineer Bridgeman was the victim.
He was on his way 10 his train when
man suddenly appeared before him and
thrust a pistol In his face. The high
wayman then asked the engineer what
he was doing there and as soon as he
found out he permitted the engineer to
depart. In an apologize manner he
told Bridgeman he thought he was an
officer. II Is believed the man Is the
one who raided the gambling den.