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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-23
DR.. Kings Reply.

In reply to this DR.. King said yes
terday:
Garbage, dead animals and refuse
of ali kinds are being taken to the
crematory, and are not being dumped
on the west side For short time
while the crematory was out of com
mission. il was necessary to bury the
refuse. This was done on city prop
erty beyond the Jordan, some distance
away from any dwellings and in such
a place that the drainage would not
reach any habitations. Even this
ceased some time ago, however. and
now everything goes to the crema-
tory
las to negligence of the quarantine
rules, no responsibility for this can be
laid on the health department. for
avery case reported is given PROMPT
attention, and that is where the cases
should be reported. The trouble is
with people who do not recognize the
seriousness of mild cases of diphtheria
and who consequently fail to report
them. or who do not report them at
the proper place"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-23
MORE WOE DUE
TO A VOLCANO
Santa Maria Stays Over 1000
Persons in Guatemala.
TOWNS AND PLANTATIONS ARE
LAID IN RUINS.
BORT BARRIos. Guatemala, Nov.

nORT BARRIOS, Guatemala, Nov.
16.-Refugees who have arrived
here this week from western
Guatemala report a terrible state of
affairs as a result of the eruption of
Santa Maria volcano. The country for
a radius of over thirty miles has been
made a desolate waste and every yes
tige Of life destroyed. The loss of life
is estimated at over 1000, the great
majority of the victims being Indians.
Ten Indian villages, each with pop
ulation from fifty to 5000 were wiped
out, the rude huts being buried be-
meath tons of volcanic debris.
All of the coffee plantations in the
volcanic zone are ruined and their own
ers left penniless.
The greatest distress prevails
throughout the central and western
portions of the republic, and even on
the eastern coast the effects are felt
in the scarcity Of money and the rise
in exchange. Even in Guatemala City.
the capital the inhabitants are suffer-
ing for food. The government is una
bic to relieve the distress, and suffer-
ing people are on the verge of revolu-
ton. The only thing needed to start
an uprising is the appearance of a
leader.
Refugee Tells Story.
Porffric Herrera. whose valuable cof-
fee plantation was destroyed, is among
the refugees who arrived here today
and sailed for Nicaragua Senior Her
rera, in an interview, said:
4 was in Guatemala City when the
terrible eruption of Nov. s occurred.
The shocks from the explosions of the
volcano were plainly felt in the capt.
tai, causing great excitement among
the people. The next day the news OF
the frightful havoc wrought by Santa
Marie. reached the city. and I started
at once for my plantation. I reached
q point four miles from my ho4ne on
Nov. s, but I was unable TO go any fur
Their on account of the sitting fumes
and gases from the volcano, which was
still active and emitting huge columns
OF fire and ashes.
Laborers Are Killed.
'sThe eruption ceased on the morning
of Nov. 9, when I ventured to my
plantation and found it buried beneath
ten feet of ashes. mud and sand
Everything on the place was in ruins
out of 112 laborers employed on the
plantation. all except seven persisted
The seven who escaped happened to
be visiting a farm eight miles further
from the volcano that day, and when
fney saw the danger took refuge with
q lot of others in a cave. Ny family
vas in Guatemala, and therefore es-
caped the terrible fate which befell
those left at home.
aOn the trip TO my plantation I
nassed a number of other coffee pfanta-
lions which had shared the same fate
&c my own. The scene along the route
IS fri0htful The dead bodies of IN
,ssone and animals who had been suf
e1,ea+ed bv the deadly fumes were visi-
Ne - evervwhere. and the stencil was
Sle passed through one Indian
me- where over $50 had persisted.
All IF the bodies had their hands to
- 81 - ,,oetrijs. showing plainly what
49, s-5 5eath. The damage to the
3. il beyond repair
oo s.-sevo new geAeTs had been formed
ton at last aieeneds'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-23
BOUNDHANDGEOOT

treated through the
blood Rheumatism
grows steadily worse,
finally ending in
shruuken muscles ,
inlmovable join is
S b q K y nerves, and
the invalid's chair or
clutches. The cure
of Rheumatism can
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-23
G0MPERS CHOSEN
TO SUCCEED SELF
Federation of Laber Convention
Re-eIects Officers.
ONLY ONE LITTLE FLASH
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION
CLAUSE CAUSES ANGER.


> = = = = =
2 President-Samuel Gompers-
= can.
Second Vice Presldent-John Mitch J
: Third Vice President-James o. :
= ris. ~ NA'A
Fifth Vice observation-disclosures I.
Sixth Vice President-Dennis A. !
= Hayes.
Ireasurer-John 3. Lennon.
Secretary-Frank Morrison.
traternai delegates to the National !
LABOR convention OF Great Britain
MAX Hayes and Martin LAWYER
Fraternal Delegate to Canada
= John Coleman
Place OF Next Conventicn-Boston. :
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
IBIG STONE GAP, WISE COUNTY, VA THURSDAY
CATTLE AND SWINE.
Those In New England States Declared
TO Be in ouarantire.

Boston. Nov. 2S.--The order OF the
secretary Of agriculture. issued Thur
day. placing an EMBARGO OF the ship
ment OF the cattle from the port Of
Boston and declaring in quarantine
cattle and swine OF Vermont Massa.
chusetts. Rhode Island and Connect.
cut will give great assistance % the
Massachusetts cattle commission IN
its efforts 10 stamp out the epidemic
OF foot and mouth disease In this state
At the same time tho order threatens
curtailment Of the foreign commerce
OF Boston in that Il is likely temporar.
fly 10 cut on the shipment 20 Europe
OF an average Of $500 head Of cattle
week.
Since then tho disease has broken
out IN herds OF cows 10 a dozen towns
In MiddlcseX and Worcester countioa
from which sections the great bulk Of
the milk supply OF Boston IS received
Il IS With the hope OF preventing fur
ther infection. especially into the
western part of the state and OF
stamping out the disease whcro It now
exists that The department cf agricui
ture and the state authorities have
Joined hands
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
They Discovered Thar the Amer.
leans We're Not Monsters
With Horns and Tails
CAPT. PERSHISG VISITED THEM.
Two Tribes That Are al War Asked
tae Captain 20 Arbitraie Their
Differences.
Constabuiary IN zsmbaies Province
Reports Repuisve Incident o.
Cruelty By the Lsdrones on
Friendly Natives.

Manila. Dec. Capt Pershine.
Win so men. has completed q ,aarch
across The Island OF Nindauao from
cape Camp yicara 20 Inean. This is
possibly The arst Gmo that white men
havc made the Journey Capt persh.nr
visited the villages % Nataya and
harahui on his WAY 20 Maiaya he
found the Moros more surprised 90
learn that Americans were NOT mon.
aters ten feet tail. with horns and tails.
At Narahui De addressed 500 Mcros.
telllns them oi tho friendly purposes
OF the Americans Representative %
the Nafo and nocapufan tribes. which
are now at war; asked Capt pershIne
70 asuitrate the difference between
them The captain agreed to visit
them ana siVo his arbitration GA Dis
return journey Co Camp Wears no
hostility WAS shown towards the col.
umu on the march.
Tho constalaiary in the Zemha'cu
province reports rcprisve Incident
or cruelty pcrpetratol hv IaIrcnes
Several columns of consialnarv bad
been chasing the Iadroues RIth enc as
sistance ~ friendly natives Five of
the fr'ent'ics stussled uom the coli
umu and were captured hy fafronos
who amputatei the tongue ant roured
out the eyes of onc friendly ana then
sent hlm back to tho constahaiarr
The fate of tle other frionduss is uu.
known
The euorts t1 restore agriculture iu
tho THEfIrrI ..I..s. t
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
TIE COINAGE m,Srs.
Annual Report e. olreesOr oeoro.
Z Roberts

WaShington. Nov. 7S-Georxo =
Roberts. the director of tie Mat n
hia annual report. says that the coin.
age mints at Philadelphia. New Or.
leans and san Francisco we're IN op.
Grafton throughout the 0scai year. In
number % pieces. the coinare of the
year has never been exceeded. arrre-
Eating i9.ft9 sos. but ln value 20 has
fallen IA 1902 from ti563tG.Tsi 90 t9s..
o-o.6Is. this being due 90 the grcater
demand Tor the small denominations.
Gold coinage dropped from s99065. 5.si5
70 $ei.sSQ 572 but the stock Of xoid
bullion on hand Increased from 400.
2ia.fs3 20 fi2scS27i2
The coinage of silver dollars amount.
90 % $500 500. subsidiary silver
eolns 60 sio.7i25fs. and minor coins
% s2fee .736.
The original gold deposits 20 the
year amounted Co si32.5sa.s7a cold
bars taken for export amounted 90
$40 .5326Ts and for domestic rrrrrrria.
uon slAf5257s The gross e1ncnii
tnrea co account of tic mIut se-yI-r.
including ioss by waGtare ir operating
upon the metals was tfqlnrn7 rhe
earnings from au charge and incl
dental gains exclusive 90 ecIrnoeage
aggregated tg5- sos The ssizuoraea
reeiifed in tho manufacture 20 one and
Eve cent piecca amounted tn Sfotg.
$40 and the total seisnorase accrains
on tae silver. nickel ard bronze co.nr
made IN the year was slfol1s-S
which was turned into tho general
fund Of the treasury.
Tho feature of tho report is Go
scripuon of the new mirf ~ phi'aiei
ph'a THO now clIfre occupied tu-
INK enc iaat fsral year s pronounced
the Finest building over constructed
far coinage ulrDoaes. and fhe oQu.p.
meat. which d practically row through
out o. believed to include tle moef ini
proved machinery orf provide tar The
moet enectire mofhnia fa nre fn coin
axe esfahlahmeut THE capacity ot
rho mint af San Fraurairo ls being in.
creased oy tho Introduction 20 meth.
ods aui equipment That have proved
successful af Philadelphia.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Has No Intention Of ResIsaina From
the Senate or chairmanship.

Washington. Dec Senator Han
ma Sunday night denied all reports that
he intended TO resign from either the
senate or the chairmanship Of the re
publican national committee.
I'm not going TO resign from any
thing" be said. and added: such a
thought has never entered my head.
He said he would serve out his term
as senator and Il would then be FOR
the people to say whether be was tc
retire.
He said; Neither will he retire
from the Craftsmanship Of the republic.
an national committee until after
have called the next convention tc
order. II the new national commit.
tee be selected by the delegates &c
that convention does not ask me tc
become its chairman viii not have
to pass upon the subject OF my retire.
ment- II II does tender me the chair.
manshir. then shall have to decide
whether I win accept or not
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
INTO AN OPEN SWITCH.
One Man Killed and Three Injured
One Seriously, In a Wreck.

youngstown. o.. Dec. CHICAGO G
Baltimore express train 80. g. on thc
Baltimore a. Ohio railway. cast bound
ran into an open switch at Carbon. Pa
sovcn miles east of here. NJ q. 90 sun.
day morning and couldcd heads on with
freight train. One man was killed
and three others injured. ono serious
Is. The dead Howard Bradley
Pittsburg. Pa. engineer passenger
train. The injured. Walter Miller.
Pittsburg. Pa express messenger
-nck and hip injured. n r Town
send. Pitebure. Pa. on passenger
train. ribs broken and head burt. may
die. Frank Miller. Chicago Jaucuon
fireman on freight train. paiufulb
scaldcd. Both eneincs were complete
ly wrecked and tho express car teic
scopcd. The passengers were cons. g
orably shaken up. but none were iu
jurcd. The collision. 30 is alleged. was
due TO tho failure of the freight brake
man 90 throw the switch for the unln
track after taking the siding.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT
The Carlisle indian School Football
Team a. the White House.

Washington. Nov 90 - President
Roosevelt Friday received the mern
bers Of the Carlisle school football
team who defeated the Georgetown
university team Thursday The la
dians We're introduced individually and
the president had a pleasant word for
each. asking him about his tribe or
some famous Indian chief The presi
dent referred 20 the CarlisIe-Harvard
game. Sioux said that they had
been defeated "A 20 o.
That was better than Harvard did
with Yale" observed the president
smiling
Another strapping big fellow whose
eve showed the result Of a bad col
lision, in response 10 the presidents
Interrogation. said he played lefi
tackle. The last OF the party was an
Eskimo and the president detained
him 70 ask several questions about his
people
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
INTERESTING EVENTS.
pishy iters co,sensss Fer shs
Hasty Reader.

-Four usen we're killed. three fatally
and ave seriously in.ures b. he ex-
p 1aicn ~ gaz IN the Luke FIGiey col
lery. Shauokfn. Pa
safeblowcrs made a srccessfui raif
uQou the state bank az stanford a
VILLAGE ten miles southwest q Bloom
ington. ~. and 5000 vas taken The
thieves escaped
The potteries o. Whociins. ". Va
and those OF fiitonviiie. o have been
tormci iuto company known a. the
Mhceiins PottcTies company. With
capital stock ~ 100000
A supposed anarchist vas arrests,
Ga the park of Euxinoxrsde c1stls.
sofa. on suspicion that he intsnded
makus an attempt 20 assassinats
Prince Ferdinand. of Bulgaria
Ar ORDER issued by the German Min
is;nr oi War Fca Gcssier. forb.ts
hencetorth an military kitchens and
ca1tecus. the use % American lard.
ipre.F canned meats and ham
william H Murray. who. Il -
caarsel- murdered nan named
Nooa7oon. near Williamsburg. Ind.
about 81 yca-s ago. was arrested for
tae alleged crime in Dunlap. Tens.
.,t f,t,-... ,t- So .-.-,-. ,'---..-s
.-,-....,... r......., 49,, -,
Mabel Randall. waitress. namns
WAS mnrtaly wounded. bat before hs
died hc shot Tucker twice. fatally
,ar-rIra 49,,
Tn. l..,i,-,rl.,, ,-,-.,.-. .....,...- 60.
g,rh.r.- ami ra,I-it,, 49,. -
..-.-.t r.r.,.. --. 49,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
MRS. GRANT VERY III
Il Is Feared That the Aged Woman
Wlll Not Recover.

Washington. Nov. 27-Mrs Julia
Dent Grant. 7s. widow Of Ulysses S
Grant. IS very ul az her home on Mas
sachusctts avenue. and g Is not be
lived that she viii recover airs. Grant
has been in in health for several
years. but 70 IS only witain the past
few months that her coalition has
been considered dangerous. Mrs.
Grant IS constantly attended by her
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
To Pension Aged Employees.

Houston. Tex. Dec. President
Hartman. Of the Southern Pacific. has
decided upon a plan for pcnsionine
aged employees Of his lines and has Al
rected Manager Markham 10 put X into
effect on the Southern Pacific lines
IN Texas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Marshall. Mo. Nov 90 - Bunce
Quaries. % Bonneville. the Kemps.- col
lege student injured here two weeks
ago Ia the football game betp cen
Wentworth academy and Kemper col
lege teams. died Friday from his IN.
jaries. His neck was dislocated.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

St Louis. Nov Excitement
caused BY wltching a local football
game caused the sudden death from
apoplexy Of Few. John J. Barth. Of the
German Net hodlst Episcopal church.
This was uio arst game he had oxar
witnessed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Newton. Kan. Nov 2s-Mrs. Kate
Vance. a coiorod woman of this city.
died here aged 1913 years. Mrs Vance
had daughter go years O. age and hes
husband died az the age OF Jos. She
remembered with distiuctncss Jorer
sons Naturalization and the war Of
1872
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
PARENTS ARRESTED.
They Are Suspected o. Killing Their
TWO Children For the insurance.


TWO Children For the insurance.
Philadelphia. Dec. AFTER carrying
on for period OF several weeks am it.
vcstigation into the cause or Che death
OF Annie Williams aged . years and
her S.yoaroid sister Josephine. on O.
toher 81 and % respectively. the Do
lice authorities have doomed 90 proper
90 dctain at police station the par
cnts Of the dead children. The father
John W. Williams was taken Unto
custody late Saturday night and the
wife was removed 20 police station
Sunday along with her other three
small children Annie and Josephine
died of what the attending physician
thinks was poison. and so notified the
coroner. a chemical analysis made bs
direction cf the coroner tended 60
prove the Doctors theory. and the ar
rest on the parents followed DO is
said the dead children were insured.
the older one for Sll5 and the younger
child for $50. Williams and his wife
deny that they were tne cause of the
death OF the two children.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
Many hunters Killed or wounssd.

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec 1.-The sea,
son Tor hunting deer In the northern
woods closed Sunday. Fatalities have
been unusually frequent ia the woods
this season. IA men having been killed
while hunting In the states of Minne
sofa. Wisconsin and Michigan. AZ
least IL Cthers have been shOt and Sc
riousiy wounded
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Albany. n. Y. ". zs.-T'he new l6-
inch coast defense gun. which has Seen
taken TO Sandy Hook 10 be tested.
shoots proiectile Weighing z.s70
pounds distance OF 2I mfIss- II
smokelessi powder is used IA ul1 -
ouire S76 pounds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Maniia. Nov. 29.-Gov Taft and
Archbishop Guidt have commenced the
negotiations for the settlement OF the
pending questions between the church
and the state. ana have agreed 20
hold at least three services weekly
until a conclusion has been reached
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

New York. Nov. 2s.--Edward r. Gro.
ker. chief Of the FIRE department. who
recently was tried on a series OF
charges. was declared guilty by Com.
missioner Stwgis and was dismissed
from the service. the dismissal to take
place on December L
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. l.--Aii the
telegraph operators on the Wiscoasin
Central railroad have Q been granted an
increase In salary amounting to IS .
month for every en.ploye IN that de
partment
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Victoria. b. C.. Dec. The crown
prince Of SIAM and rarty arrived Sun.
day night by the stea mer ch&rrier and
win remain here until suling for 70
kohana on the stes -mer Empress Of
China early Tuesday mcInlnS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

London. Nov 2s.-Rev. Joseph Par.
ker. pastor OF the City Temple, who
has been III for several weeks. died
Friday The eloquent preacher passed
away peacefully. re retained con
sciousness TO the last.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04
HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE
President ROOseveit's communica-
tion to Congress.
Tie Sives the Greatest Atfentaon TO
the subjects OF the trusts and the
Tartn-Msny Reconnu.e adation.
Aionx Various LineS

message 10 the t'lfty-sevcnth congo h
ntssage The trusts s,'.f ~ t.-Ifl -. ~
twu subjects 20 which tfo rra1f.rt .if.r--
iiou is EiNea- or the frusfg the nrrsI.,ert
says iu part.
"iu ms rnersaea o., tf, ..-..,-.. -.. ...-
a rs nrst session Z lalcusscd al ierxth
hlg Corporation conrnonIr feirr ~ ~
tefstatc business. often vita SOM. ten
Sr~~c,s 20 't9nepois which are peculiarly
past year has emplasizrd ir m, oaIr-
ien, he dclra1liiy % me steps I tten
social efficiency b. Ia firf rferfa-s ~
Individual energy ard cxcef.erre. hsr
t-a is u re w.1e ircousistcnt with pow
cai.rut co we'll b.. arffsva4 t, fs. l,.ff-
vilaal acfsas alone a fur-l,-s.-i,s ~. 49,
cIty. hut lIIs g. ir ID Ms. f-'rsrr f...tf
w. t.e rslt of society Co rcruiate ne
corfcra upon thc ownrre af r--re-fv ,,1
Ger NE rlmr o. corporate ffar.hIe-. f-
p. n. WY. way as 60 prceest the misuse
caIN cuwhinaffora rf or-rsr-f ff.,-.s
.u.1.i be manares urtcr pubic rselia-
system of Eovernuert be rece.-s-,
tllcrt.sIQa cannot ha ahtafref hv .f.t.
se.la1 it must therefore b. Ievei 3,
"iy With corrarafiora. on fhs er-.frarv
tlD effort tr destroy tlfm would rs rafife
s teel uiri'shca Ir Ways fiat would
polite. We can D.. rofnlre af r,nt
. tNc way ~ reEulafIrE rrf rursrtIsIr.s
t-eec cooperation unf.I we rx r...rI, l.,
tl minfa th4t rr are ro. aifacaIrr. the
r.rr operations hlf erf0at.r.-..- -.. r..
WIN any rfi lr tr.m Mn nr. r.f h...t.' q
% tacsi. we are merely f.fsrn.Irsf tf.f
.cf thsN le r1 handled rs fr s.f,rl-.,..
we Qufic good Ws frnw tle rrr
against u.sclriurf. rnf -rr.ref r..r.ff'
Ite cautaasf uha. alone t- i- ..-f.-..
Won ultl hls fellow. perform. .--.
Ertnf frHasfrfaf felr Nv vU.-E b. ..
money is al uoIrarr ref . -..f
filei ur.y Do unrt- fr rr.r.~ arf
."e' .iraa'c .IUc4 We wish tn'r...r ....i
man VIXEN nr esrs wst fr. u.r G
t.rrrtiso ari corIr.l ffs action. .--tr -r
prevent Nm from fU.rr .t r.I.'.rt.
$40 Pc r1 harm fn ff. Lrrast c0r,ar.
cue Nn rcre rnf tf 0vart.rfar
t..Ni trtrirr fan f.furrHf r.r..... MS.
hrutt- fraI n..rana. .rI..f
fir nations. which prevent .- .r.r....
CON NN. ..tiHf. fflul1IeHf .far.. me-. .I .
n re~ evils in fr.ef 0rr.u 'rrf..r. .rf
i7tciicrH which IrfnI.I.... .r.f ....
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,.l' t.- caiFress to 'rrEuisfe commerce
N..N Foreign nfffHra arU .n...s .f. ..g
tt.le. through regulations ari re-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-04

Mobile. Ala. Nov. 81. f. Black.
burn. state dairy and food commis
sioner, OF Columbus. O.. will locate a
truck and fruit colony OF Ohio farmers
on 5000 acre tract he has purchased
at Theodore. Mobile county. Ala.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-09

The victory of the silverites in the
contest for members of the Indiana
democratic state committee is signifi-
cant. 1t means that the Bryanites
are a powerful ingredient in the dem
ocracy of the western states still.
The gold men have regained control
of the machinery of the democracy in
most of the states of the Atlantic sea-
board. They are in the ascen dant in
a few states of the south and in one
or two of the west. Probably they
will win soma further conquests be-
tween this time and the meeting OF
the national conventions two and a
third years hence. 1t is reasonably
certain, however, that the silverites
are very far from being either ami
hilated or discouraged. The demo-
Gratis can not unload what some of
them call the "Bryan incubus as
easily as they desire. Louis Globe
Democrat.