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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
zGh,e.go, Marcs,
szanowny Redaktorze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Ny tn " Chicago obecnie ma
my wielka odwilz, b}ota al Pc
kostki. Zdaje sic, ze i ten a 8
starry Pan Bog ME sprzyja barba-
rzyhskim pryncom, ~ DO Henryk, :
brat cesarza niemieckiego, podobno
ma Poniedziafek tn sic przywlecze.
Ale cd Polak6w bedzie on tn PREY
jety, jak kazdy turecki swiety.
Take i Amerykanie czysciej-
szej krwi juz sic poznali ma Wilu-
siowych umizgach. Pamietaja oni
dobrze wla6nie tego Henryka jego
intrygowania pod Houkong j pod
Manila.
Ma bankiet i bal ma jego Geese -
z Polak6w chyba by poszli nasi
ugodowoy, byle kt6remu z Mich
zaproszenie przes}ano, DO oni tel
pewnie juz p~ostarali sig o dispense
cd postu = jaki Irlandczycy moga
kazdego II Marca tahczyc.
"A vice hura! = ch}opcy.
Korzystajcie re sposobnosci, dopdki
j~eszcze koadjutor W naszej dyecezyi
ME jest ustanowionym, - DO ten
ma bye podobno z obozu Paulindw.
P0wsxechne zadanie>
Cd czasu tego, jak ~publicznosc
przyzwyczajona do codziennego
tumanienia W przer6zny spos6b,
zar6wno uwaza "a prawdziwosc, zeS
nawet W niekt6rych wypadkach
jakkolwiek prawdziwe, So niekt6re
swiadectwa rzetelne i uczciwe i 3D.
miennosG ich poszukiwana, jezeli
So nickname.
Lecz O ludziach, kt6rzy
ofaruja swoje przys}ugi nam, wy
magamy opr6cz tego rekomendacyi
i swiadectw O ich uczciwosci! TIE
same poszukiwania czynimy CO.
dziennie tyczace sig wyrobu wzgle-
dem wartosci ftp. Ponizej wy}u-
szczone jest jedno z t~ysiecznych
swiadectw O wartosci i leczniczej
mocy Trinera Leczniczego Wilma.
Chicago, ILL.,, 10 Maja 1901.
MI. Jos. Triner, fabrykant
Trinera Amerykahskiego Elixiru
Gorzkiego Wilma.
Drogi Panic! Przez lat wiele
ma n~iestrawnosc i Mere
gularne bicie serca, szukafem pomo-
cy u r6znych doktor6w. Pr6bowa-
r6wniez najrozmaitsze patento-
wane lekarstwa, jednakze bez lad
nego pozytku. O~statecznie sadzi}em
ze ~przeznaczony jestem ma smierc
spr6bowafem pahskiego leczniczego
wilma, jestem zdr6w jak przedtem
lila tego z przekonaniem rekomen-
luie Panskie lecznicze vino kazde-
nu, a przewaznie tym, kt6rzy oso-
cierpia ma wewnetrzne cho-
zo}adka, watroby merck.
Wdzieczny
Jos. Mansfield,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

" poblizu wodospadu r'zeki
Montreal Niewiadomym spo
sobem otrzyma} on : wiasnej
|fuzyi ca}y nab6j W glove.
Towarzysz znalazi go bee zy-
cia Gallo przywieziono do
Hurley,
! O. - W
tych dniach ma bruku Cle-
velandzkim ukaze sic MOVIE
pismo. ,Kuryer Ohiowski',
kt6re wydawat bedzie spolka
akcyjna kapita}em $4,000 90,
inkorporowana ma im,e ks.
kazinskiego, ks. Cwiaka'y. ks
Doepke. ks. Sublickiego j
G. J. Bentkowskiego.
N Y."sU.
mari tn znaoy obywatel s. p.
Bronislaw Gorski, w}asciciel
zak}adu krawieckiego. Zmar
ly pochedzi} z Galicyi. re wsi
Jod}owej.
DORR, Mich - 80 lat
LEGACY Ramirez Gulcz. sza.
nowany tn og6lnie ~obywatel,
a zamieszka}y ma farmie u sy-
ma swego Franciszka. wybie~
raj sic z wizyta do dzieci W
Chicago. Kiedy przyby& do
Dorr ma dworzec kolejowy,
odwieziony ,przez syna.~ zosta&
najechany przez sPfoszone
konie, zaprzezone do SAM. a
nelezace do pewnej f'rmy
mleczarskiej. Wleczony ca}y
k..wa} drcgi pod saoiami. o.
trzyma} smiertelne obrazen'a.
Zmar}y pochodj9 re Samo'
strzela ped Nak}em.
Mich. 49, IT,
teisze' Wolne Po]skie S}o-
wo" zmieni}, wydawce. Przt~
sz}a mianowic'e ma w}asnoSt
M. J. Burzyhskiego. druka-
RIA. P. Jozet Mi4kowski, syn
ceoionego p;sarza, i bojowni~
ka "a sprawe narodowa, put
M}kowskiego. po~
zostaje nadal ma stanowisku
redaktora tego pisma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

n~iejszych ma 6viecie artystdw do
wziecia udzia}u v przedstawleniu j
to v urywkach r6znych oper.
Henryk z poczatku sfucha}
cicrpliwie, ale " chwlli gdy ma
scenic ukaza}a sic polska artystka
pani Sembrlct~ Kochanska, nal ,zy4
kapeluszi ostenta cyjnle wsyszed} 2
lozy.
Artystka r6wniez odesz}a ME
wystapiwszy wcale.
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
/. Marca Ma orajszen posle-
dzeniu gablnetu rozwazano sprawe
Kuby. Prey koncu uchwalono je~
dnomy6lule wycofad wojeko i z
wyspy ustanowic republike. W
dniu l. Maja wojko ma opu6cic
Kube.
PRYNC pruskl- Renryk pre-
pedz:} 4 godziny " dniu 8 Marca,
pred po}udniem,w St. Louis. Mo-,
q Q pol do Z wieczorem tegoasame-
90 dnia stana} " Chicago.
PhACIC "a W1ARUSA
:EersspendencVe Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
TRETON, N. J.

TRETON. N. J. 49, Od
niejakiego czasu wychodzi tn
move pismo tygodniowe pod
tytu'em ,.Oredownik". Jest
ono W niewielklm formacie
ale "a to w 8-miu stronicach,
przedstawia sic bardzo dobrze
i godne Jest %polecenia. Pr
smo to przedtem wychodzilo
jak miesiecznik a teraz ma
zadanie poczty zaczelo wy
chodzit tygodniowo. Kosztuje
$1.oo rocznie; wydawca to-
goz jest p. Fr. 8 kuliberda.
zas wydawnictwo mie$ci sic
pod nr. ny Second St.
Trenton. N. j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

ARCYB1sKUP .nowoyorsk,
Corrigan, kt6ry udzielit wczesnie
~dyspensy cd postu katollkom ma
banklet dany ma czes6 Henryka i
sam mial bankietowac W krode
:wielkopostna, pet&uk} sie tax "
.katedrze, 1e ME m6g{ byd ma ban.
kiecle. Czy to ME .,palec bozy!:'
NEW YORK. - Brat cesa.
RIA niemieckiego. Ks. lIeuryky Il.
pim wyieohat do Ameryki, zycie
swe, pred napadem auar;hist6w,
ubezpieczy} ma sumo 10000
Utrzymuja, te ks. Heuryk jest
pierwszym. kt6ry sic ubezpieczy}
pred napadem i morderstwem, q
mia} to uczynid j~eszcze pred wy
do Chin.
NEW YORK, 20 Lutego. =
Ma ozesc ksiecla Henryka urxadzo~
no tn galowe prsedstawienie "
,sjwspanlalszej ma swiecie operze
Metropolitan House.
Zarsad opery nak{oni1 nais!aw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

|: Wis. - Ma
SEA nova para6alna szko}a juz
ukohczona. Przedstawia sic
okazale Murowana z ceg}y i
ksmienia. Ma g6rnem pietrze
jest ur7adzona kapliczka i
dzieci W czasie s|oty ME po-
trzebula wystawiat sic ma zim
no ami chodz'e ma msze $w.
do koSciofa. Parafa nasza
wzrasta. co many do zaw-
dz'eczenia co.. Franc:szka-
nom.
.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

session, intending 10 carry out as fa~
as practicable the request of thc cam
dldat"S for United States senator and
tn" recommendations of the state
Democratic central committee. that
The Democratic voters of this district.
IN their respective counties. by ballot
in the primary election to be held in
the several counties in said
district on the 9TH day OF
March 1902. vote for some person as
their choice for congressman. and
BE it further resolved. That tha
candidate for congress receiving the
greatest number of votes in any coun
y at said election shall be declared
the choice OF such county for cor
gress; and
BE it further resolved, That the
result of such election as to con
gresham be certified by the chairman
and secretary of the Democratic cen.
trail committee of each county to the
chairman of convention which is
hereby called to meet at Fordyce at
II o'clock. noen, ON the 4th day Of
July, 1892: and
BE it further resolved That each
county in said district shall be onti.
tied to the same number Of votes in
said convention as it shall be entitled
to in the Democratic state c0nVcn.
ten in the year 1902; and
BE it further resolved. That the re=
spcetive Democratic conventions If
each county, when in session. name
delegates to attend said congressional
convention q FOfdyee to cast tho vote
declaring The choice Of such counts
far congressman as declared in tha
primary election. and to=transaet such
oshet business - may concern the
best interests OF lie Democratic
patty; and
BE i IntfeH resolved Taat tl4e
person receiving IN s,9h convention
ti4o greatest number OF go5e4 shall be
declared the hemoc1atfe= nominee for
congress-. and =tha6 tho eha5raan +nd
secretary Of saoh convention shag Sd
eeltfy as provided =hy=tlN election
law of the state.
Tic reason the committee selected
the place and d9te fer TIE district cor.
Eention mentioned in the resolutions.
Was because that on July 4. at For.
dEce. there will be the regular an
NAL musical and eratorieal contest.
which always draws large crowd of
people to that place, giving the sue
cessful candidate the opportunity Of
addressing a large audience imme-
diately after his nomination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
NEW ENTERPRISES
TO BE PUT ON FOOT AT EARLY
DATE IN PINE BLUFF.
Electric Street Railway Soon Be in
Operation, and New Opera
House.

The Inauguration of Pine Bluff s
new and modern street car system is
to occur sometime during the coming
month of February. In March the
street fair and carnival will hold sway
in the city for an entire week. Never
will the city have been so thoroughly
advertised over the state than upon
the occasion of the fair. Messrs.
Plummer and Wells continue to work
upon the enterprise
The subscriptions they have receiv
cd from the public now aggregates
about 81 900 and they are pushing
on to secure more. Their proposition
IS that tho larger bonus from the pub
lie the more extensively will the fair be
advertised over the surrounding
country, and the more free exhibitions
and shows will there be.
Then the Ellls home and opera
house is said to be almost practically
assured They are not yet ready to
make public anything definite as to
what bonus has been secured. or as
to the location of the proposed build
ing. This they promise to do in a few
days. The public spirited citizens OF
the city realize that the Elks will car
ry through an enterprise of this char
acter and are coming to their aid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
PLUNGE INTO RIVER
Taken by a Freight Train and Man
Drowned.

A telegram fem He'ena. Ark, says:
Three loaded freight cars We're dump
ed into the Mississippi river and one
man WAS drowned at 6 o'clock last
nieht. as q result Of an accident on
the incline of the Yazoo and Missis-
sippi VALLEY railroad on the Mssis-
sippi side of the river.
The man drowned is w. B. Snipes.
fa@man Of the road.
An engine and four freight cars
were backing down the steep incline
to the transfer boat ct the hour nam
ed, when coupling pin holding the
engine to the train of cars broke. The
four cars started on a rush down the
trestle work, and although the air
brakes worked to perfection, they
failed to hold the cars on account Of
the slippery condition of the track
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

done are as follows: Wolf Nichols.
slight damage; Ben F. Althcimcr &
Bro, slight damage S. \. Rosenberg,
slight damage. FeX Bros, $lo0. Pud
dephatt Furniture company. $500
Kaufman Bazaar, estimated DAMAGE.
$500; Honnets estimated damage.
$3.50; J. H. Eddns Dry Goods com
pany, slight damage
A complete list Of the stores which
the water caused considerable dam
age could net be secured In almost
every Office in the city the water leak
ed in, and all lodge halls and club
rooms we're partially damaged.
Mr.. Powell. manager of the local
office Of the Southwestern Telephone
and Telegraph company said that
their wires had not been damaged to
any great extent. and 10 poles bad
been broken. The tell lines Of that
company, With few exceptions, are
down al over the state
The Pine Bluff Telephone company
was not hurt perceptbly by the ice
which has covered the wires.
The water sluicad down in streams
in nearly every building in the city.
playing no fayoIites The banks. gr0.
celies, dry goods stores. furniture
stores. notion stores hardware stores
and fruit stores all received a soak
ing. OF ceUlse the chief damage to
the banks and groceries Was to the
buildings rs taore Was practically no
perishabe stock 10 lose. The hard.
ware st9cl5s will lie injured more }E
rust Of polished goods aua cutlery
than= =ctbe4@.ze The Gat goods and
elottiAe concerns are ~ far the
heaviest les - E}s#ds#2 stores air
books Ia st5fH#9 s5i413 damages.
It is Estimated t'1.t tae damaea il
steaks an lei'aine VII aggregate
ez06ao.
None Of lie losses age covered b4
INSURANCE. t3e s.l=a9aGoe= oana8a:a
DO not msaIe= irst d. Kind Of 4
loss
The less would ha}ea been mlel
greater bef . 5afco q hands Was put
20 Wo1h ea"ly ti.is melqiag on tfa
r9of OF eEerE besiaess= house in the
city shavosfna tha melting sleat from
the roofs
No such sleet WAS ever before seen
here, It vas three inches or more
deep before itbeg8n to melt, and the
volume of water created by the melt
ing was materially increased by an
accompanying rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

silver platter.
Gov. Davi1 in his opcning speech
was allowed forty-Gye minutes, and
Col. Reoto@ VS. given enc hour ami
fifteen minutes for reply, The Cover.
nor followed in a twenty minute re-
ioinder The candidates were intro,
duced by Mayor George r. Bclding
and on tho platform were score of
prominent Democrats.
The principal subjects which engag
ed the attention of the sneakers were.
first. the proposition to build new
state capitol: second, the penitentiary
question; third, the present admins
tratiOn of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
FORGOT 20 PAY
HARRY BOUGHT A HAMMOCK AT
LITTLE ROCK
And Now Mr.. Van CIiefs Creditors
Would Like to Have the
Money.

Chief of Police Craig has received a
bill from the Capitol City Collecting
agency. of Little Rock, for $3.50
which is due the Arkansas Carpet and
Furniture company of that city from
Harry Van Clief, formerly of Buffalo
N. Y. Memphis, Tenn. Vicksburg
Miss, Little Rock. Ark: late of Pine
Bluff. and now of Xenia, O. The bill
is for a hammock which Harry bought
and evidently forgot to pay for. The
account was turned over to the col
lecting agency named for collection
and they sent it to Chief Craig They
request that he. collect the bill for
them if possible, but the bill probably
came too late.f or the chief has paid
about S25 worth of miscellaneous ac.
counts for Harry and the funds left
for that purpose are about exhausted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

the governor. Il appeal to the ladies
here" he said at the close of his open
ing address, "as to whether they
heard one word from me that would
justify the accusation that on the pub
lie platform am in the habit of ours
ing
Col. Rector, on the other hand, re-
sented the insinuation of the COVER
nor and his friends that he is an aris-
tocrat and would be too proud if he
were made governor to receive poor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
JAWS AND RECTOR
Their Campaign fox ths
Arkansas G)yernen>bip
Opened.
NEW STATE CAPITOL BUILDING.
PEN1TENTtARY and oT4ER
QUESTIONS
Concerning the State Admin 5stration
Were Discussed at Great
Length.
JOINT DEBATE AT HOT SPRINGS

fiot Springs, Ark, Jan. ~. Dcspite
binding sleet storm and zero tenn
peratuFe. The Democracy ef Garland
county turned ont in taree numbers
yesterday afternoon to hear tho ioint
debate between COY Davis a4d Col.
elias W. Rector, OF Hot 9piaas. who
is making a determined heh} to cap.
tHe the sabelmatolial uize The
spectators included many women,
who eaHHo# in for a large sfaas gssat
tention= from HE candidates.
TN" charge of HDS9ldntrY made
against hi@ was bitterly resented by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
TO COIN 2Is CENT PIECES.
Bill in Connress to Meet Demand for
Small Change.

Washington. Jan. pa bill to di-
rect the resumption of the coinage of
2h cent pieces was introduced in the
house Monday by Representative
Cummings, of New York, who says
that the prices of department stores
and other business reasons make it
necessary to provide such fractional
COINS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

'uff Mercantile store.
second avenue and
the damage has been
at $500.
| company, the Main
found their stock
tnls morning. The
naIs and BOYS pants
aged' ee and their loss
''oo. Some new and
We're also badly
,an ,eavlest damage was
ing and shoes.
which damage was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29

Americans are the best and most
successful advertisers in the world
ing than any other nation, and they
make more money out of it.-Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-29
| EXCEED $4,000
/: to Bu '=io> $ ard
krcaaodise Stocks IN
P.nv BIuf
MELTING sLEET WHICH
90 THROUGH ROOFS IN
RlVULETs.
-, ross Is Estimated at
l. and ]. B. Simon Com
pany's at $1,000.
WHO LOST HEAVIES I

re and a cold, piercing rain
sway in the city.
pmepts in all their fury
he city Tuesday afternoon
gbt following. and today the
the master Of the situation.
destructive spell Of weather
y Unprecedented in the his
e city. There have been
s. and during the winter oI
ere vas more ice than At
it at no time have the ele=
bined in such a d =daHetiTe
at the present time
has forgotten the alea an
Duri1s that spell OF
les were bent to the ground
my instances destroyed.
&c of that nature resulted
Einess interests Of the city
fer to any great extent.
ming the large merchant
who estimates his less at
e hundred dollars consiG
fortunate. In many Of
bf the city leakages have
pd goods of a perishable
been irreparably dam
Dreyfus is by far the
pr. A visit to his estab-
eals the immense loss he
d. Mr.. Dreyfus was par
brtunate. 1t seemed as if
sleet found ingress from
ugh every foot of space.
tore, both upstairs and
looks as if a revulet had
Ign them. There were
Farpaulins to cover the
force of employees work
last night in expectation
anu when they left the
|hought that every thing
g about ) O'clock Night
ank Lockridge telephon-
Bloom of the condition
Mr.. Bloom came down
md did what he could
6 the stock from fur
worked during the
" this morning. but
me, and could not be
Phlc representative. His
'allvely estimated at
immense stock of shoes
featest damage. Water
SIDES upon them. In
apartment on the sec
pss Is great and cannot
| Not a single depart
| Eore escaped damage,
| Inventory of the dam
| nave to be made be-
! a'hehtlc approximate
| mnle, N. who conduct a
| west Barraoue street.
| heavy loss upon their
'fNs estimates their
| ioff Mercantile store
Second avenue and
/ the damage has been
at 5000.
so'o pany the Main
| .1: ,ound their stock
| .his morning. The
| r,a's aa, and bows pants
| %eea' eea and their loss
/ 'eoo' Some new and
! e.v;e were also badly
: ,na 1avlest damage was
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-25
lRELAND'S POLITICAL POWER.
Baptist Preacher Makes Sensational
Charge at st. Pnul-Snys Deal WINS
Made with Hanna for Control of
Indian Schools.

Indian Schools.
st. Paul. Mimi, May 24.-"Arch-
bishop ireland yields a tremendous
power in politics, which he is using
for the Romish church" declared Rev.
T. j. Morgan, corresponding secretary
of the Baptist Home Mission Society,
at the opening session of that organi-
cation to-day. He was discussing The
obstacles to mission work in America
and linked together "Romanism, Nor
monism, heathenism and Christian Sci
ence as the greatest hindrances to
progress and the greatest menaces to
Christianity and the nation"
He further stated:
Il cannot prove it absolutely but
am morally certain that in the last
election Mark Hanna, representing the
Republican party, of which | am a
member, formally agreed with Arch
bihsop Ireland representing mass Of
voters. that in consideration of turn
ing over these votes to the Republican
party, the Roman church would be
given concessions in the Indian schools.
And when issues arose thereafter and
Indian officials were inclined to OPP
pose the claims of the Romanists with
regard to the Indians, they We're told
by higher authority that the bargain
had been made and must be carried
out"
1t was the most sensational utter
ance during the anniversaries OF the
week and was made in the presenta-
ton of the report of the executive
board. The statement was commend
ed by DIR. Kittredge, the following
speaker.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-25

vor of the proposed legislation in a
speech full of sentiment and humorous
piety.
"A brother" he said. "has spoken of
sentiment in deprecating terms. Senti-
ment makes character and character
makes the nation" His speech was
frequently interrupted by applause and
is was evident that his arguments
made a deep impression favorable to
the measure.
DR.. Briggs of Kansas closed for the
opposition.
The matter was then laid before the
conference and the minority report was
adopted-130 to 3S.
a resolution looking to the >estab-
lishment of city missions in connection
with church extension and the Wo-
mans Board was adopted.
Assignments of Bishops.
The following is a list of Episcopal
appointments for 19021903
First District-Bisbop Alpheus w.
Wilson, Denver, Pueblo, Aug. %; West
ern, Arkansas City, Sept. A. Missouri
Chillicothe, Sept. 10; Southwest Mis-
seur, jefferson City, Sept. II; st
Louis, Maiden, Sept. "a; Tennessee
Fayetteville, Oct. s.
Second District-Bishop w. w. Dun
lumbia, Milton, Ore, Sept. IL; Column
bia, Corvallis, Ore, Sept. 49, Pacific
Oakland, Oct. 16; Los Angeles, Santa
Anna, Oct. %; Virginia, Richmond
Nov. IL; South Carolina, Newberry, s.
c.. Dec. 3.
Third District-Bishop Charles B
Galloway-Japan Mission Conference
Matsuyama, Aug. %; Corean Mission
Seoul, Sept. "a: China Mission Confer
ence, Shanghai, Oct. e.
Fourth District-Bishop E. R. Hen
drick-BraZil mission, Juiz de Fora
July 30; German mission, Houston, Oct
30; West Texas, Floresville, Nov. s.
Northwest Texas, Temple, Nov. ~
Texas, Cameron, Nov. 90; North Texas
Terrell, Dec. 3.
Fifth District-Bishop ]. S. Key
New Mexico, Ell Paso, Aug. 81; North
Alabama, Lafayette, Nov. 49, North
Mississippi. Tupelo, Dec. 8; Mississippi
Natchez, Dec. 10; Louisiana, Alexan.
dria. Dec. II.
Sixth Decentralization w. A. Can.
dler-North Georgia, Atlanta, Nov 20
South Georgia, Thomasville, Dec. a
Northwest Mexico, Chiahuahua, Jan
IA; Central Mexico, Guadalajara, Jan
2S; Mexican border, Austin, Tex, Feb
5; Cuban, Feb. rs.
Seventh District-Bishop H. C. Nor.
rison-Kentucky, London, Sept. 3
Western Virginia. Charleston, Sept. "a
Illinois, Waverly, Oct. II; Louisville
Columbia, Oct. 10; Houston, Wythe.
Vile, Oct. 8.
Eighth District-Bishop e. E. Hoss-
Indian mission, Muskogee, Oct. %
Memphis, Paris, Nov 5; Arkansas
Harrison, Nov. IL; Little Rock, Ben
ton, Nov. 10; White River, Paragould
Nov 26.
Ninth District-Bishop A. Coke
Smith-Western North Carolina, Mon
roe, Nov. 10; North Carolina, Whining.
ton, Nov. 26; Alabama, Montgomery
Dec. 10; Florida, Quincy, Dec. II
Baltimore, Fredericksburg. Va. Marcel
25.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-25
THE FERNIE MINE DISASTER.
Report of Heavy Loss of Life Com
hrmed by Manager.

Seattle. Wash, May PA special
from L. c. Thompson, commercial
manager of the Crows Nest Coal Com
pany at Fernie, B. c., says:
I'VE are unable at this moment to
give the cause of the explosion in the
mine at 1880 o'clock Thursday evening
which resulted in very heavy loss of
life. About 1870 men were in the mines
at the time and of these twenty were
saved; leaving the death list at ITO. BY
last night we had taken out sc bodies,
and we expect to have them all out by
tomorrow.
THE mine ventilation is improving
hourly, fans are working we'll and the
prospects are very favorable. There
are no indications at present of fire,
and everything is progressing favora-
bly, as can be expected.
1T. b. Stocked. general superintend-
ent. and Archibald Dick, government
inspector of mines. are pushing the
work of rescue as rapidly as possible. "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-25
Many Funeral Professions.
BAD STORM IN NEBRASKA.
People Appear to Have Been Worse
Frightened Than Hurt

Fremont. Neb., May ga series Of
funnel-shaped clouds swept around
this town this afternoon and moved
toward Hooper, ten miles east. giving
the people a bad fright. The storm
which followed their appearance was
terrific and blew down several barns
and some other buildings, but so far
as learned no lives were lost nor was
any person injured Communication
with outside towns was cut off for
some time by lightning interfering with
the wires, and led to alarming reports
being sent out from the railroad offices.
With the restoration of telegraphic
communication, however. It was learn
ed that they were untrue.