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The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

uih SiNN1 y tdli' Ndustb viz uNut' VI
thirty-five miners Tuesday night.
3
It is reported that King Leopold of
Belgian will visit the United States
within the year as guest Of Thomas
F. Walsh and wife.
A Gernian who recently arrived in
this country Is in danger of losing his
life from blood poisoning CAUSED by q
New Jersey mosquito bite.
The striking freight handlers at Chi
tngo have returned to work. 1t is esti-
mated that the strike has cost the busi-
ness men of Chicago lo,Oo0,0O0.
3
The Union Pacific railroad has let
contracts for bridge across one corner
of the Great Salt Lake. The bridge
will be forty miles long and perfectly
straight.
! Mrs. Katharine G.. Patterson, wife of
| Senator Thomas NJ. Patterson of this
state, died at her home in Denver last
Tuesday afternoon, from nervous col.
lapse superinduced by Il severe attack
of acute cholera morbus.
| 9
The body of David Merrill, the con.
vict who escaped from the Oregon pen
itentiary on June 8 with Harry Tracy
ba. been found where Tracy said he
had murdered him. This brings ths
number of Tracy's victims up to nine
-c@ y
A French economist predicts that Ii
fifty years such securities as govern
ment bonds and railroad securities will
bear only per cent interest, (which,
said the lecturer, twill compel all ex
cept the very largest capitalists to wbrl
for living, and the leisure of the elias
of people now called well-ot' will b
abolished" <
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FtC. PERKINS, Register,
Timber Land, Act June 5, ls7s.--Notie, for P,h
lication.,.
United Stutes Lnnd Dnc. \
Durango C,olornd, NJ, ,CS,,

n.
Durango, Colorado, May ii, ISp'
Notice is hereby given that in compiianss
with the provisions Of the act Of Congrcere 81
June 5, isIs, entitled IAN act for the sale 81
timber lands in the Htates Of California. Ore.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory. :" M .s.
tended tended !" Az AZ the Public Land States 6y act 81
George Sominers, of Dolores, county of Mont.
aanma, state of Colorado, has on May :. 1at1
h,ed ~, IN tmispfhc~ his sworn statement No. 56i,
15w NMPM, W ~ ianse
And Will offer proof to sh,yw that tb. i. "A
songiIt Is n,9re valuable for its timber or stons
ha iIT =, u Is and 70 sstabsh
Heceiycr OF this office at Durango, Colorsdo 81
SATURDAY, ~ the 9Th day Of August, leOe.
pd,s NJ names Y ms witnesses; James u. Rush, Js,
all Of Dolores, Cofufadu. = =
ANY and al persons claiming adverssly III
ab9ve-described lands are requested 10 ais ~
OF August, 1900. 80 80 - -
First pub may ~ last 16iy 8
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F. C. PEnkIaS, Rsxistsf,
First pub may Is; last July IS
Timber Land, Act June ,, 1s7s.--Notie. for Pab.
United Statoa I and NM. .
Durango, Colorado. MAJ "a IQ0e .

Durango, Colorado, May II, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in complianeS
With the I,rovisiohs 81 tho aet II Congress- 4
June 8 isS, entitled AN act foi. the sale q
timheT lands in the States of California Ore
gon, Nevsdn, and Washington Territory" !" a. ei.
tended to ALL AL the Public Land States 81 act si
James ]. Moore of Dolores. county Of Monte.
yuma, State Of Colorado, has on May Z, ioo3. MI
in this Office his sworn statement No. SIS for ths
Patcnass tcrn. n The q ns and 2ys ot ssetlsa u
And will offer proof to show that the Lard
sought SOU ~ y more valuable for its hbor o. etene
his claim to said land before the Rssistsr r.
keceivet OF this Office at Durango, Colorado, q
Friday, tho sth day Of August, 1902. 4
Taylor H; May, James n. Rush. .Jr. and J. 4.
Quick, all of Dufofos. Colorado. 9
abcve-doscribod lands are requested to fie theii
claims In this office on or before said Sth day
First pub. may 16 ; last July H. Oo
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

Clyde Crabil is confined to his bed
and threatened with typhoid fever
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

An explosion Of gas in mine at
Park City, Utah, caused the death of
thirty-five miners Tuesday night.
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Half a dozen copies of
THE STARS illus
trated edition, to out
side points. 10 certs
to any address in the
UHtteh 6tlteAs
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1s7s.-Noties for P.b
licntion.
United Stataa Land QHasa

Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S7s.-Soties for Puk.
licntiOn.
United States Land Oiase}
49,. Durango, Colorado, Nay II, 1So1
Nptice is hereby given that In complianse
with the TtovisiSns q the act Of Congress q
june 1873, entitled An act for tho sale Of tin.
Der lands in the States of California, Oroeon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory" a. sxtsnd.
August I, 1892,
Taylor H. May, Of Dolores. county Of Monte.
yuma. State Of Colorado, has on May g. is02, aleA.
in this Office Ills sworn statement NJ, ssi Tor ths
purchase OF The " ! sw sec II, ne ne css n =
Is W N MPM, " '"-so
And will offer proof to show that tho land
sought is more valuable for its timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim 70 said land before the Register an1
RsssiS.r o. ~ this Office At Dnfago Colorado d
He names as witnesses: James J. Moore
Georgs somrsrs James N. Rush, Jr and j. +.
Any snd all persons claiming adversely thS
abose-described lands are requested to ale theii
claims IN this Office on or before haid 9th DAY
of August, 1872. r
F. C. PERkIat Rsxista,
First pub may IS; last tuly IA
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RIO aRANDE SOUTHERN R. R

Read down the left column and up the right.
Both trains take dinner at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
F. f. Peake, Agent.
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1t is reported that King Leopold of
Belgian will visit the United States
within the year as a guest Of Thomas
F. Walsh and wife.
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

A German who recently arrived in
this country Is in danger of losing his
life from blood poisoning CAUSED by q
New Jersey mosquito bite.
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

The striking freight handlers at Chi
tago have returned to work. 1t is esti-
mated that the strike has cost the blisi-
ness men of Chicago o,0O0,0O0.
The Dolores star., 1902-07-18

Bonded Indebtedness.
Four and one-half per cent Re-fundng Bonds
La Plata County Six cent Funding Bonds tassumed)
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Sc aCabarOn los ju0gOS
De AZAR.

iPobre Monte Carlo; el famoso
pal&cio del juego esta al fin cCnde-
nado una bapcSrrOta pr6xima; .eq-
ta en- visperas de Ceer vlcti "a de Ia
habilidades de uu noble inglG3 que
quiere hacer & E1rOps ell bian de
dtstruir es9 entrO dcl Vieio, lIevan
dose de psso sus millones.
Lord Rossilp, miembro de Ia
mss alta nCblezs ingleso, hermano
de ID Duquess de Suther and y de Ia
Con5esa de Warwick, asegul q bajo
su pslabra de honor, que ha inven
tadO un m6tC do infalible O. para ga
mar siempre en- cualquier ju9gQ de
azar, va sea q las cartas, q Ia rulete,
81 6ado, etc, etc, y tiere va eenten-
ciado a Ia ruina y la muerte nj IA
moso casiuo de ls hermosa Rivers.
LO 1nico que necesite, dice, es for
mar una comp5 MIA de capitalists
que le Aprontep, pCr acci0nes, les
elementos CuantiOsOs indispenssb]9s
para llevsr 6 la p'actica su invento
Con su sistems, que promote hacer
pdblico algG dIs, va no h. b: q ln As
juegC, Sc ac1 b2ra & WHO, posqua
el azar yucca e min do plr COM
pletO, de tai moto que cl ganar ca
cuSlquier clase &c juCgo, sera solo
question de un simple talculo.
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BC0S de Vega Baia.

En- estoa,dias andaba por aquf
Mr.. Fajardo. Inspector de las es.
cuelas pertenecientes este distri-
to.
Dicen que ha visitado todss las
del pueblo quedando <amenta SO.
tisfecho, dehido 81 grado de ense.
nanza en- que Sc encaentran les edu-
candos.
EstA aninlado de les meiores
prop6sitcs en- favor de los Measures,
por ceflirse estos, al extricto y fel
cumplimiento de sus deberes.
iBien por los sef1ores profeso-
res Rodriguez Sierra, Lajara y de-
mas miembros que eomponen Ell ma
gisterio de Ia culta villa de Ia Vega,
que han sAbido por medic de sUs
meritos captarse ell aprecio v esti-
macIon de su superior, y bien tam
b1eu, por esa iuventud estudiosa
que ha sahido eecundar los esfuer
EOS de los padres de la inteljg9ncia..
a &-s
Es digna de loa, Is obra meri-
toria que e1 reputado 6 inteligente
Doctor don jose H. Amadeo viene
hacienda, cual es, la de darles cl&
ses de ingl63 per las roches a los
alumnos que esta prepsrando para
examinarse como profesores, e. Sc
lor Rodriguez Sierra.
Los alumnos de referencia, en-
tre e1los variss senoritas, han indi-
cado 10 facil que SO les hace com.
prender las explicacjones hechas
por ell senior Amadao en- Ia refsrida
clase; per tanto, les suplican sien-
pre- que le sea dable, continda Ia
obra emprendids.
Como ademas de vasts inteligen
cia, poeee Ell doctor Amadeo noble
"a de corsz5n, no es de dudar SO vean
realizados los deseos de los j6ve.
nes.
Ell CORREsPONsAL.
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Ell CODgroSO Sc inCIiDa
a r0duCir los dereChOS
de azdCar y tabaCO
CQban0.

EI Sr D. A. Platt, presid9nte
del C0DgresO De los Estados Unidcs
dice Que es lie 6 da Ia hora de prote
jer & Cdba y que por 10 tanto es pre-
ciso hsce: algo pOr Ia peridad
c c)meroiaI de dicnO pals.
eEstamos obl;g dos moral y
pol1Gicamente q hac8r slgo con be-
nef clio mstari5l para lis Ejtados
Unidos sin perjudicar ninguna in
dustria en- particular.
Qae hay que trabajar por Ia
prosF eridsd moral y ma teTial de Ia
nuevs rep6olica, es indu IL b,es d c
Mr.. PIatt.
FL Sr. P4rqua apoya 10 dilh J
per ell sef10r P4att, 6 :nsiste en- QUE
hay necesidad de rebajar les dere'
chCs de los produttos cubAncs.
81 Ia Dueva repdoIica Cabana
aceptara un 20 poc Ciento de rebaja
en los derech9s de sus prOductos,
8 hiciera ;g1AI concession q los ame
licancs, podria h&carse Ia ooLce-
s'61.
Ests es la opiui6n que pravs le-
ca entire Ia m2y0ria de los homb :es
Gel Cor gtesC; aur qae probablemen'
te pueda ext9ndeIse h asia un 25 por
cient0
FL trab.jo principal osta he ;ao,
de suerte que 10 delnas IS facil, UDa
reducc:6n de 20 pG6 sobre azdcar,
mt s ;s bad :, st rian 81 20 eI una toLe
Ia. A1mitieado que Ia coae ha de
Caos este af1o SEA de 800. 90 tyntl&
das tandrian les hacendad; Cu6anCs S
una ecouomla de IS 100000 pesos
Vista las bue as amista1es del
Sr. Polma con lls miembros del
C3pgresc, paede cor siderarse como
IN hechO Ell benefc.O que alcar z3ran
les hscendados cubAnoS.
Sc ha dido Ia opinion del 3residau
te' Roosevelt, general Wood = S.
ere ario Root, y todos opiuan que el
pueblo oubano, estar$ satisfecho en-
cu4lQuier conct SION que sc le haga
al azdlar y 81 tabA3o, que sea menos
de un 80 por cient0.
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Tribunal
de Polic1a.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

Fevmina Ve'az4uez :. Anjcet
Ayala, por actos INN r a: faro !
condenadas d 5 4. 90 "a : una
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De AgQadilla.

"@tSaSs
Los paquetes do La Correspon-
dencia que So envfa a Aguadllla su.
freu retrardos que no Sc justifcsn
nj adn yando en- una carreta sin
bneyes y de una sola rue1a. Fl que
debi6 llegar el domingo 19 40 habfa
llegado el 27, ocho 'dias mas tsrde.
90
El dia 25 SO celebr6 en- aquela
villa un magn1fco bale en- la, mora
da de la sef1ora viuda de Sensell
Hay mut ha animation entire aquella
juventud que comanda el sef1or @ s.
tanero.
En- aquella misma noche hubo
uu conato de incendio que logrsron
stfocar varios i6venes activos y de
bua1a voluntad. Vaya IN APPLAUSE
para estos.
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Tomarin { e J
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ARECIBENAS.

En- Ia noche del domingo iiltimo
fuA objeto de un Gae<o> en- toda re-
gla, la morads de los apreciables es-
pesos Lopez Gsstambide La stru-
ila0 era numerosisima y Ia compo'
MAN distinguidos miembros de la So
ciedad arecibef1a.
Los assltaios Sc multiplicaron
en- sus atenciones con todos, y los
asaltantes fueron obsequiados con
cerveza, vinos, licores, dulces, en-
paredados, etc. de un modo esp en-
dido. En- una palsbra: aquello fue
Ia mar, Sc dice que le llevarSn otra
m1sica saguilandera0
90
Aver es tuvo en- esta villa, no Sc
con que obieto, ell ilustrado doctor
D. A gustfn SAthal
90
Procedente de Msysguez, y de
psso para Manatf, donde IL profe
sion de m6dico ejerce, tambi6n estu
vo aver Gu esta poblaci6n ell senor
D. GuilI6rmo Cerd$.
GO
Las festas de carpaval prone
ten quedar muy lucidas en- esta pO'
blRci6n, q iuzgar p0r los prenarati
vCs que SO vienen hacienda, Entire
tire otras cosas, hay en- prCyectO ur
gran bale de ma csras en- FL teatr0,
donde Sc venderan confetti, serpe7ltj
mas, etc.
La animation que reina con tai
motive, es inusitada. La juventud
de ambos sexos est& loca de conten
to. ;Edad dichoss!
O*o
Ha sido nombrado ofcisl del
cuerpo de bomberos de esta villa ell
enthusiastic y popular amigo D. Luis
Calder6n.
Don Antonio Cabsnas y Rivera,
secretariO actual de este Tribur al
de policfs, ha permutado con don
Juan Perez Gey, Criminalista dc la
Corte de Mayaguez. BI di@ 10 del
entrante, Sc posesionaran respecti'
vamente de sus cargOs.
90
En- el barrio de Hato arriba. de
ests Jurisdiction, Sc inceudi6 casual
mente. 6 COnsecuenCis de haber v0-
lado una chispA del fog5n una casi5s
cObijada &c Yeguas, propiedad dc
Hjginio Oyo4&,
En- ell bare TaIaua 10 dier0n
una pu9alada en- e. Ipezcuez0 q una
yegua de Aveliro Vendrell, 'quien
sospecha de un tal Margaro en- cuya
fnca Sc encOntt6 herjda, cl animal
GO
FL joven don Pasoual Lopez, hi
jo del apreciAble caba laro don Jose
Marcia, Registrador de la propie-
dad en- esta villa, ha regresad0 al Sc
no de su familis, tras larga estancia
en- los EstadCs Unidoe. VariOs ami
gos de dicho jLveu 10 saludarOu con
una seIenata. Bien venidO.
90
En- un cafetin de Ia Gale de Car
los III fuerou 60rprendidDs jogand0
10 proh1bido un gran nj nero de
personaF, por los qua rdias munich
pAles Iglesias, Perez, AstOl y Vega
Les jugadores emprendieron Ia f1-
ga, arrOjandose unCs pOr las v9nta
mas Y 0tros rOmpiendO an seto para
abrirsa pasO. La confusion Qua Sc
Crigino fu6 esp&ntOsa.
La policfa ocup6 81 cts. que h2
bfa en- la banca, Sl.05 pOndl n
te al barat0, 2 pa'pes, una mesa y 2
Candeleros con sus respectivas We
las.
FL CorrespOnsSl
EuerO %.
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LA PBINILLA ELECTRIOA
NM rD,>ryD,,T, J,-TTTr1rN
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.

La 1nica pcnilla que ha obtonido p&ten-
to: DOnde quieru que han sIdo usadaS, Sc ma
ronQuiStado alta reputuci6n
Basta pejnarso tOdos los dlas, porque la
psinilla haCe 10 dem6s.
Esta peinilla asombroSa no puede rOmperSe,
esta conStruida dc a mauera, que 40 estro-
pea ell cabolo. Sc vende garanti2tudo pOr
esorito que sor& satisfactora en- tOdos sentidoS.
EnviHudo el imporJe en- selloS SO remiten
p)r oOrreo
Tama6o para Senoras, so centavog.
Tama4G cara GaballeroS 50 C0utaV0s,
Agentes uouvoS, sean hombrcS mujere
Sc necoSItan para introducr ese V4lloso artl-
{ llo en- todas parties. Lease ell anunciO
LubncamoS en- otro sitiO de este perlodicO.
Los lnhnitoS Agentes que t,ne nos estaD
muy saJiSieChos del GXltO que alcauLan.
Direction: d. n. ROSE.
Administrator Gen era
DECATUR, Illinois,
166 81
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Juan LLOD0t.
Maestro PlOmGrO eXaminadO

Ofrece sus trabajos sin compe-
tencia q los PropietariQs, COZ feccio
nando ell mismo los proyectos y
PIANOS para ser aprobados por Is
Junta Superior de Sandal, siendo
este una ecoromia para ell Propieta-
rio pues no tiena q buscar q otro pa
ra que haga dichos pianos y ptoyec
tos.
Responde De no estropear los
edifcics.
No sdmite dinero hssta no ter
minar el trabajo y ser re cibido.
Direction Cristo - altCs 8 Ia
quiucalla del Sr Matienzo
s 30 9
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SerViCiOs
de POliCla,

Han sido detenidos Laureano
Mateu por provocaciones al Juez
Municipal de San Francisco Ia
polic1a Candido Ortiz por embria-
guez, Catalina Santisg1 por hurto
de dCs galIinas Jose Molina pro-
ponieudoaelas en- venta q Gensro Ri
vera.
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: Sc AL0UUAN

hAbitaciones y un hermoso = venti
ladc mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 20
de IL Gale de San Jos6s precios
modieoR.
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Cuya. la caspa, calyicie, dolores do cabe2a
u Il, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinilIa ordinaria.
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DISTRITO DE CATEDR al

Pe1ro Rivera Potalatjn pnr ur
to de un par zspatos q Ma f. r C ri
gQez, c3ndenado & Is dia5 de arr IS
to.
Candido O1tiz por eu briaguez
so ceutavos de multa.
Laureano Matey per pr0voca-
clones y faltas a la pcfilla 10 dias de
arrestc.
Catalina S Sautis g por hurto de
dos gallinas q Jose Molina 20 dias S
de arresto y enlrS g de los So Can
tagos que se le tcaparon, al due
no de las aves.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-26
M EN- DIAM.

Mrs. Helen Candee, who has been
staying at the Phoenix House, has
gone to Washington, D. O., for the
winter
The Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches have been holding union
revival services for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Charles Cochran of Hacketts-
town is visiting her parents in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Follett and child,
who have been spending the summer
with A. M. Reynolds, are now stay
ing with Mrs. Il. W. Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandstrom of Jack
sonville, Florido, are guests at the
Phoenix HouSe.
The foundation of e. l.. Cara
brant's new house has been laid,
and the work is progressing nicely.
Miss Fannie Nesbitt is attending
school at Wheaton Seminary, Norton,
Mass.
Mrs. Wilkison of Newark, who has
been spending the summer at the
Wyckoff House, has returned to her
home.
Miss Maggie Garabrant of Morris
town is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cha Freeman.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-26
BUSY DAYS ON IsTHMUs.
Mclean Reports Clash With Co
IOmbian Insurgents.

Mclean Reports Clash With CO.
lOmbian Insurgents.
Washington. Sept. 25.-The navy de-
partment has received the following
cablegram from Commander Mclean
of the Cincinnati dated from Colon:
"wednesday afternoon 300 insurgents
attempted to board train about leaving
Empire station and capture Colombian
officer passenger Colon to Panama.
Marine knocked insurgent officer with
butt of musket. Guards trained Colt
gun on them, but did not fire as they
fed"
The second dispatch was as follows:
Russell and three companies marines
railway station and wharfs, Panama;
one company marines Colon. Marines
sharing duty with sailors, who had
been doing all guard duty. Placed
Mason command forces doing duty
ashore"
Commander n. Il. Mason was sent
down to Colon to relieve Commander
Mclean of the command of the Gin
cinnati; but, as indicated in the above
dispatch, he is to cooperate with him
there for a time.
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Auto Speed Register.

1t is said that at last practical
speed register has been invented. 1t
is olock-like arrangement, with two
faces, intended to be fastened to the
front of machine at right angles
with the part corresponding to the
dashboard of a horse drawn vehicle
provided with two large hands, which
point to big, black figures ON the
dials. and the gauge may be seen and
Tread" at glance from either side
of the vehicle by pedestrians on the
sidewalk, or by persons riding past in
other conveyanoes.
The general usefulness of this new
device is intended to be increased by
the fact that the larger of the hands,
and, consequently, the one more cas-
lily observed, is made to regi ter the
speed up to thirty-six miles per hour,
or the rate within which an auto
mobile is most likely to run; the
smaller hand showing the progress of
the vehicle when going at a rate of
from thirty.s six to forty miles per
hour. The mechanism of the regis
ter is adjusted in such way that, in
case the automobile carrying it COL
lides with any other vehicle, the
shock of the collision will cause the
hand on the dial to remain for five
minutes upon the figure or figures
which indicate the speed of the ma
chine at the time the mishap &C.
Cured
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MAN BEATEN TO DEATH
Miner Fatally Assailed In the Scran-
ton COalfield. ga
NO ARRESTS MADE AS YET.
Victim Was Formerly Secretary of
the Grassy Island Union of Mine
Workers, but Had Not
Continued on Strike.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 25.-James Wen
zal has been dubbed to death near the
Grassy Island colliery, within less than
mile of where the Thirteenth regi-
ment is in camp.
Wenzal was formerly secretary of
the Grassy Island local union of the
United Mine Workers. He returned to
work few weeks ago and thereby
gained the enmity of the other mem
bers of the union. No arrests have
been made.
Colonel Watres, commanding the
Thirteenth regiment, sent two com
panies to Forest City during the day.
Everything was found to be quiet
there, and one company returned to
camp at Olyphant.
The big breaker at Williamstown
was operated during the day, and over
200 wagons of coal We're handled. No
interference was attempted by the
strikers. The breaker at Lykens will
now be started to run out the coal
mined this week, Both buildings will
be strongly guarded
There are over $50 men at work in
the mines in the Lykens region, which
is in the lower end of Schuylkill coun-
ty.
In every part of the coal regions ex-
cept the extreme basins of Northum-
berland and Dauphin counties, troops
are on duty, and, with the exception OF
eight companies of the Fourth regi.
ment and Battery G Of Phoenixville
the entire Third brigade is in the field
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-26
Sale of Real Estate

PURSUANT to an order made by the Or
/ phans Court of the County of Morris m
the Third day of July, A. D.. Nineteen hnn
bred and two. the subscriber, Executor ~
Karl julius Gehrke, deceased, will sell on the
premises in the Township of Passaic. Morris
County, New Jersey, ON
MONDAY, THE goth DAY OF OCTOBER.
A. D., 1907, between the hours of 10 o,clock
noon and o'cl Dck in the afternoon of said dav
all the right. title and interest Of fhr ts,nte
of the said Kari Julius Gehrka d.
ceased. OF and in the following described tract
of Ii nd and premises, to wit:
ALI That tract or parcel of land and prern-
ises lying and being In the village of Movers
vill., in the Township of Passaic, Comfy If
MIR 8 and Stale Of New Jersey. joinine the
lands of Joseph Biglow, deceased; Beginning
along the road leading from Myersville to
Chatham, at q corner of the said Biglow's
land at the road fence aud running norl h arlv
c purse along said Biglow's land eighty. five
feet to s.takt thence easterly course eli ghty.
five feet TO another stake parallel win said
road; thence from S axe southerly eighty five
feet to a cedar tree for a corner; thence west
erly course along said road fence to the place
of beginning.
Being the same tract of land and premises
that was conveyed to the said Karl {, +
Charles Julius Gehrke, by deed from Henri.
eta Datard, Executrix of Henry Datard, d, /.
ceased, dated February 23d. A D.. 1879. and
recorded in Morris County CLERKS office In
Book H 10 of Deeds, on pages 1859 &c
CHRI STOPPER BAUER, Executor,
Long Hill, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-26
WHiPPANY.

Miss Eta Allen spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. @. Reynolds. e% -rss
Miss Emma Garrison from South
Orange has been the guest of Miss
He en- Z t,hell.
Everett Ford was home over Sun
day.
Norman Ball came home from
Windsor Locks on Friday, and left
Monday morning for Lehigh Univer-
sity, where he has been studying for
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Batson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Batson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bates.
The office which Geo. T. Freeman
is building near his grain elevator
is nearly completed, and work on
his new house is progressing.
The carpenters are finishing the
work on Frank Bates house, and ex-
pect to have it ready for occupancy
in the near future.
T PADDLES.