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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Never Sweat and other properties of the

Never Sweat and other properties OF the
Anaconda company.
Heinze commenced suit more than two
years ago to secure an order permitting
him to make the survey. applioa-
tion before Judge Clancy - It passed
upon until last septemr = ID a stay
was secured until Dec ? 26, when
Judge Clancy refused 2 sate his or
der permitting the su, = md made its
day.
Mr.. Kelley asked x supreme court
for Il writ of sur Try control and
also stay; tha' finding that the
court might, In .ture. make In the
premises might L. erative. He stated
that the stay was Necessary to protect
his case. the court decided that Judge
Clancy exceeded his Jurisdiction In is-
suing the order.
Has No Interest n Claim.
He also asked for the per-
mitted to the court In chambers and file
another petition accompanied by an af-
fidavit of the clerk of the No. 2 district
court In Butte. TO the effect that he
copies OF he exhibits In the case were
true copies of the record
Upon what ground do you apply for
the writ of supervisory control?" in
CURED Associate Justice Pigott.
"On the ground, your honor that Mr..
Heinze has no interest In the Fairmount
claim; also because the order issued by
Judge Clancy Is not warranted by the
claims of Mr. HeInze.
He claims that one small vein apexes
I'm the Paramount claim and on the
strength of that the order Is issued.
IT permits the examination of the
underground workings of all the Ana
eohda eompanys properties, indeed al
most all the important mines of the
camp. The Issuance of the survey order
Is clearly In excess of the courts jur-
isdicton."
The court then took the matter under
advisement and retired for consultation.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
PATRICK SULLIVAN, WHILE IN
SANE, MURDERS HIS WIFE.
HIT HER IN THE FACE WITH AXE
Crazed With Drink Purchased With
His Wife's Money He Gets Up in
the Night and Commits Sad
and Wicked Deed.


Kalispell, Jan. 2.-Patrick Sullivan, an
old miner whose wife was running the
section house at Jennings, visited home
about four weeks ago and was SO ugly
and abusive with his family that all
were in mortal dread of his anger, he
having been drinking.
He was arrested and was given the al
tentative Of going to jail or leaving
town.
He left and went to Spokane, where
he wrote to his wife that he was SICK
and in hospital and In need of money.
She sent him some, but afterwards
received a letter wanting more.
An investigation followed proving that
he was not sick. but drinking with tho
money furnished by his wife. After the
refusal of more money he returned
shortly to jennings and last night he
went to bed.
Mrs. Sullivan, who was very deaf, shut
and locked her door.
About 2 o'clock he got up, dressed,
took an axe and pried open the door OF
her room and hit her in the face with
the axe cutting q great cash before she
could give an outcry- for help.
He then shot her In the head and In
the breast. He then shot his 6-year-old
grand-child in the arm and hunted for
the two other children, who had taken
refuge in a room upstairs. They, hear
ING him. were afraid to call for help.
Not finding the children he went up
stairs to another room and shot himself
in the head and through the heart. H.
died instantly, but his wife fingered
some time, but died during the day
medical skill being of no avail.
The child was brought to Kalfspel'
and is in the hospital. Physicians think
she will lose her arm, but that she will
recover.
1t Is thought he was crazed with mad
ness on the refusal of his wife to give
him money. No attention was paid To
the shooting as all the people in the
town who had guns were celebrating
the New Year and supposed Sullivan was
doing likewise.
Sullivan had worked all over the
Northwest as a miner and was well
known here as well as in almost every
mining camp of the West.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
MATOS is POPULAR
HE HAS A LOT OF VOLUNTEERS
READY FOR ACTION.
HAS VESSEL OF MODERN TYPE
General Matos Has Many Friends and
1t Is Claimed That President
Castro Has the Enmity
of the World.
HAS VESSEL OF MODERN TYPE
(Ry Associated prees. }

Fort De France, Island of Martinique,
Jan. 2--The British steamer Ban Rlgh,
recently renamed the Libertador. has left
TINS port for the Venezuelan coast.
She carries among her passengers
Senior Matos. who Is now referred to as
General Matos, and several generals and
other important personages or Venezuela,
who joined General Matos here.
Among these notables are Nicolas Ro-
lando Domingo Morags, Peneloza Du-
charte, Eduardo Ortega Cordova, Carlos
Azugary Egeagmir, Tomas Garcia,
Nerves Mario, Christiani Antoiles Bar
tazal Antoine Espinoza and Morendi
Sam. rano Rendon.
Besides the leaders of the expedition,
The Libertador has on board 300 youn-
teers, and 1t Is understood that she will
embark a number Of other volunteers
while or her way to the coast Of Vene-
Euela.
The behavior of General Matos and his
.adf1erents while they were at this port
was most correct and when they left
here they had the sympathy Of the whole
population.
General Matos Is well known at Fort
de France, where he has many friends.
The local newspapers have published ar
ticles expressing hopes for the prompt
success OF the expedition and the down
fall Of President Castro, whose attitude,
the papers add, has earned for him the
enmity Of the whole world.
Previous to his departure from Fort
de France, General Matos issued mani
festo, calling on all his fellow country
men TO take up arms.
While the Libertador was at this port
her sides were strengthened by light ar
NOR and her gun positions were protect
ed. Her armament is c' the )dern type.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
LtNGTHEN THE TERM
NINE MONTHS SCHOOL YEAR CON.
sIDERED TOO SHORT.
VACATIONS ARE TOO LONG
State Superintendent Welch Believes
That a Three Months Rest in the
Summer Too Seriously inter-
feres With School Work.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Helena, Jan. 2-It is believed by many
OF the more prominent educators OF the
state that longer school term should
be held In Montana. 1t is contended
that nine months school Is not iong
enough and that the three months vaca-
tion too seriously breaks into the school
work.
State Superintendent w. W. Welch is
In favor Of a longer term for the Mon
tana schools, particularly the city
schools. OF necessity many country dis
trlcts hold but eight and even six
months school and in some outlying dis
tricts the public school is maintained
for a much shorter time. In the cities,
however, the term should be heightened.
zone of the principal arguments in
favor of longer school year. said
Mr.. Welch, discussing the matter to-
day, lis the fact that our Montana sum
mers are not excessively hot, and 1t
would work no hardship upon the chill
dren to require them to attend school
another month during the summer, max
ing in all ten-months' school year.
1.-THE standard of our schools would be
materially improved" continued the
state superintendent, "and generally
speaking better results would be OBJ
tained.
vacation 100 long.
IT hear frequent complaint that teach
ers find 1t difficult to accomplish any
thing during the first four weeks of
school In the fall, as it requires about
that length Of time to tame Young
America and get the youthful mind into
a receptive state.
"A two months vacation is more de-
sirable, as 1t does not break up the
school year as much as three months.
parents, too, ] believe would welcome
a lengthenlng of the school year. Dur
Ing the summer 1t is serious question
what to do with the boys or girls, as
they are like fish out of water when
school closes.
larly of the smaller children In the
grades. But even for the high schools I
believe longer term would be more
effective and produce better results.
Many Leave School Early.
statistics show that more than 80 per-
cent of the children never enter high
school, and a large percentage never
finish the graded schools. For this
reason believe 1t is important that the
best and most thorough instruction pos
sible be given the boys and girls while
they are in school.
"In many of the Eastern states where
the summers are excessively hot school
term is 10 months or at least nine and
a half months"
Many school districts In Montana
have in the past scarcely been able to
maintain school for the length of time
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Dix Don't Want to Come.
OBy Associated Press,

London. Jan. I'm spite OF the an
nouncement made December 20 by
counsel for II. st. John Dix, who ls
charged with larceny committed in the
United States and with wrecklnB tho
Scandinavian American bank at What
com, wash, that no appeal would bc
made against the extradtion OF the
prisoner, granted December IL at tho
Bow street police court, an appeal
against the magistrates decision has
been filed and Will probably be heard
January l3 All the necessary arrange
ments had been made for Dix to sail for
the United States January from there.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Stringiiig a New Wire.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

NIPeef"I 0U IHttT IHouIIdHI,I
Anaconda, Jan. Fifteen linemen In
the employ OF the Western Union TeIe-
graph company have arrived in this city,
after having walked all the way from ST.
Paul and strung new copper wire from
that city to Anaconda. The new circuit
will be complete until the wire has been
run to Stuart. That will be done in a
few days, and the gang will then so East.
The start from st. Paul was maGN early
in September, and the gang did not have
single days rest. They averaged nine
miles of wire day.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
required to enable them to draw appor-

required to enable them to draw appor-
tionment.
Since the passage of the law by the
last legislature permitting districts to
make special levy for school purposes
there has been less hardship in this re-
spect than heretofore.
II nine months school is maintained In
the country districts that Is all, In fact
more than Is required or expected, but In
the cities many of the prominent school
men of the state believe the term should
be heightened from nine to ten months.
In his forthcoming annual report to
the governor Superintendent w. w.
Welch will bring the matter to the chief
executives attention and ask that the
subject be given legislative considera-
ton.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Stole Lot of Dry Goods.

NI3y NNDJNTdIfI T'f4tH,l
De Soto, Iowa. Jan. 2.The Brown dry
goods store was burglari2ed last night,
and approximately two wagon loads OF
valuable plumber secured. Manager d.
j. Forbes estimates the loss at $4,000
Bolts Of cloth were found scattered along
the road for short distance, after which
the trail cannot be found.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
On Wall Street.
(RY AssocInLed preae.l

tBy Associated Press.)
New York, Jan 2.-Opening transac-
tions In stocks showed prices higher
than at Tuesdays close, except for
Amalgamatod copper and Brooklyn
transit Sugar advanced nearly two
points and The Pacific and United States
Steel We're also notably firm. Prices gem
orally advanced well beyond opening
figures. many Leading stocks rising from
| to points above Tuesdays close.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Martial Law In Wales.
(By Associated pressI

London. Jan. 2-Bangor, North Wales,
and It's district are again under control
or the military, owing TO the further
serious riots between strikers and work.
ers at Penryn and Bethesda auarrles.
There was 80 much wrecking OF houses
last night that detachment OF cav
airy was hastily summoned from Alder
shot at midnight and the militia was
drafted In from Lltchfield.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Charged With Sand Bagging.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Anaconda, Jan. Flames Cowan was
arrested yesterday, charged with having
sandbagged James Campbell New Years
eve. Cowan entered plea of not guilty
in Judge Kennedy's court this morning
and his hearing was set for Saturday
morning. Campbell, the victim was
badly injured, but refused to stay in the
hospital more than one night, and Is
also exceedingly loath to say anything
about his adventure.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
New British Rattleships.
(By Associated Press.)

Wy HsSosi"''" ''S'''
Glasgow, Jan. 2.-The British admir-
atty has invited the Clyde Ship yards
to tender bids for the construction Of
two battleships, each Of 16.500 tons, five
armored frst-class cruisers and two
protected cruisers. The officials asked for
prompt contract. Work on 20 warships
now In course of construction may be
expedited. The new battleshlps Will
have greater gun power than any ves-
sells now in the navy.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
NO ACTION TAKEN
SUPREME COURT CONSIDERING
ATTORNEYS APPLICATION.
He WANTS WRIT OF CONTROL
Anaconda Company's Lawyer Asks
for Relief From the Order Issued
by District Judge Clancy Of
This County.
Especial to Inter Mountaln.)

Helena, Jan. 2.-Up to late hour this
afternoon no action had been taken by
the supreme court upon the application
Of the Anaconda Copper company for
writ of supervisory control to set aside
Judge Clancy's order permitting sur
yey by Mr.. Heinze Of the Anaconda
mine.
The matter OF the application Of Mr..
Heinze for the survey of the Anaconda
company mines has now been trans
ferred to the supreme court
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Will Marry Hawaiian Prince.
(By Associated Preus.

San Jose, Cal, Jan. 2.-The engage
ment of Miss Abbie Campbell of this
city to Prince David Kanawakoa Of
Hawaii has been formally announced
Miss Campbell Is a native of the
Hawaiian islands, where her father,
James Campbell, who died few years
ago, amassed fortune.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
Attorney Kelley Explains.

Attorney G. r. Kelley. representing
the Anaconda Copper company, renewed
his application before the supreme court
this morning for writ of supervisory
control to vacate the order Of Judge
clancy, permitting r. Augustus Heinze
to make a survey of the underground
workings Of the Fairmaunt, Anaconda,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-02
st. Louis Wool Market.

(By Associated Press)
st. Louis, Jan. Wool firm, mediums.
i5Ml7; fne, lldpl6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
9ies mao 9as.

orgen be9innt bier Die %.
SiBuns Der @roB=2Ose oer gbrenritter
uno Damen (8nisbts anb 2aoies Of
Sonor). Sas Sauptquartier Der Sbeil=
nehmer iit oas Seniion. Sotel, wdbreno
Die Sibunsen in Pearion's Salle, yto.
135 Norb Sslapare Ctr. abssbalten
ueroen.
Serr Sos. Saggart ldBt on Der
Norbpef=gde Der Court uno Sem
SerIep Str. elm norldufig 81
Hodges Badlfeinsebduoe fur feline
gdderei erbauen. Sie Sirma Wm.
9. Sunsclaus & so. miro ben
s35, 00=gontract ausfiibren, pdbrenb
Mraitect 8. 8. Boblen bic Yldne ent-
rurfen bat. Wait oem Nbbru4 Der
tleinsn bOl3. 9dus9en an Der gde
wirb beute begonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
NQ. 3S.


Willia ms ort. Die Demo-
tratsn bon 8arrea @ountp baben fol=
senoes Sidst aufsefent: Glerf, 6. s.
Sbadelton; aubitOr, %. 8. gropn;
S3abmeiifer, Siauc 8. 5isb; Sheriff,
Salon .. Bomlus; Coroner, William
Butler; gommiiidre, Cbbp Samblen,
abraham @lauion; Staotratbsmitslie=
Der at-large. Simon Weioenbammer,
gowaro Sanna uno &obert Miligan;
l. Siitrift, Susb Sames; 2. Siifritt,
9enrp Sanneder; 3. Sifritt, s. %.
&bobe; 4. 9iitritt, SsfferIon guRen.
@rnbention BON Seuer-
mebrleuten.
st. 70 apne. Die idbrlide Gon=
benton Der vSnternational Brotber-
boob Of Siremen" nabm bier am Mon-
tag ieinen 4nfang. Sdmmtlide Wit.
glieoer bes grecutip=@omites iua,en
augegen. Sieielben finb: prdfbent
Soiepb %. MortOn, Chicago; gice-
Prdiioenten SimOtbp Ssalp, Seem OOrt
uno s. 6. Witdea, st. @apne; @etre.
tdr-S9aBmeiifer 6. 8. Gbcrp, Solebs,
unh SbOmas Barrett, @iltensboroueb,
pa., unb 8. 8. 8auid, Chicago.
Mapor SersbOff bieb Die Sslssatsn In
ber3li9er Wsiis tpilltommen.
olbenes eSubifdum.
9ew @lbanp. Sie 5eier bes
@olbenen Subildums Der fatbolii9en
Sreifaltisteits=&ir9s wurbe am Sonn=
tag in miroiser @eiis bssansen. Sas
9o4amt eelebrirte giidof @batarb
bon SnoianapOlis, tpdbrsnb @ep. 3.
S'Sonagbue, GOabiutOr 8ifdOf Der
Si6aeie bic Subelprebist bielt. 9lm
Abeno fanb eins Offentlide &riamm.
lung ifatt, in tpel9er Staats-Obsr=
ri9ter Somlins uno giIdof O'0ona=
sbue Nnipra9en bieIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
Sas gtatipal=S elblager be,
6. 81. H.

9Daibinston, 6. Ott. Sas
Sc. gtatiOnal, ,Selblager Der q. u. q.
nabm bier beute, Som berrlidfen Wet=
ter besiinitist. ieinen @nfans. gs
fanb eine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, cine
8esatta auf Dem potomae, unb bic
ginweibung bon Camp &ooIsbslt auf
ben MeiBen Saus @riinben, bel mel.
der Staats=Secretdr Sobn Sap bic
5auptrebe bielt, itat!. Seute Nbenb
iit srObes 2aser=Seuer in Der @onben=
tions=9alle. Morsen Iormittag iit
bic sroBe parase Der @. u. I.
General Sorrence, Ober Gomman=
osur Der q. u. &. unb iein Stab
waren aeifern bel Grau Sobn u.
2osan, Wittme BON @sneral Sobn ".
2rsan, su Safe selaben.
Sn Der @affenba1e Der 2eidten Sn.
fanterie finb fOleenbe poten aus Sn=
oiana untersebradt iporben: gluburn,
ct. 8erriee, Salem, Center, Bombing
Green, 9ittle Sort, Spartansburs,
prairie Greet, pittsburs, 2asranss,
Mlbion, Millersburs. @ibsepile,
@reensburs, 8albefon, @idmonb,
9uoion, 2apel, Garmersburg, Salu=
oa. @indeifer. Grunffort, Waibinss
ton. @reeniielo, Wortb Uaan9efer,
Wuncie,, Union @itp, 9ebanon, Mon=
ticello, SonssbOro, Sort Wapne, Sort.
bile, galraraiio, Weffi.lb, gra3il,
2afapette, South Bsnb, Sberiban,
Wariaw, 9antinston. Yennbille, 2o=
leen, Dtilrop, 9enrppille, Meit Snbia=
napolis unb poften Nos. los, IL, 2Sl
unb 209 bon Snoianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
9as Mnfer= Clement In Der 1.
mnS 4. Wars madJt ia
ipteoer bemerf6ar.
gei4t tpeniser aIs brei 8emonftran;en
einserei9t.

Die Semperena-Sim Der l. unb
4. Warb baben bur9 ibren Npofel
Srbiion beute ben @suntp=@ommihd=
rem ni4t tpeniser als orei &emonffran=
SEN einserei4t, in tpslden bic &emons
ifranten 9eeen Die Yerleibung BON
@irtbidaftsli3snien OppOniren. Sia
Sdladtopfer iinb Sonp Semartin bon
Der l. Warb, @eorgs 2ebler bon Der
4. @arb unb yei9Olas SOffbauer BON
Der ]. Warb. Semartin foa Spiri=
tuOien obne 2i5ens perfuuft unb Win=
osridbrisen ZEN @ufentbaIt in isinem
2ofal erlaubt baben.
Tas S6limmte aber in ben glusen
Der Wuder 1T, baB er ielbit germ ginen
bintsr bic 8inbe sieBt. Sieies fur9t-
bare Yerseben miro aud Dem 8eprse
9ebler in bic S9ube seidoben uno Die
&emOnfrarten bebauptsn, baB es nit
ieiner Moral fdle6t beiteat iei.
8esen 6ofbauer lieet Elm satses
Siintsnresiiter por. Sn ieiner @ieen=
idaft als Sdanftellner fir pbilip
Soffbauer fon er beraufdenbe 8etrdnte
pbne 2issns ni9t nur an grtpa6iene,
ionbern aud an Wfinberjdbrise ber=
fauft baben; er ouloete Sasarbipiele in
Dem gtablihsment unb iorste ni9t ba-
fir, bab bas 9aus in orbentli4er
@eiie gsfiibrt Iurbe. llsber oieie brei
&emonfranaen miro in ndhfer 3sit
por b,n Gommiiidren perbanoelt wer.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06

Wdbrenb Der beutieen @erbanblun=
gen briitete er ben sansen Tag nit ge=
i9lofsnsn 9lusen bsitdnbis bor fi6
bin, gs ma9te ben Ini9ein, als pb
ibm sinseprdgt mar, iih in FOLDER
WeiIe our S4au au iteuen.
SIM poliSeieeri9t
purbe Sobn Ssntins ihulbis befun-
ben, fib auf offener StraBe in i@am-
loier @siis bsnommsn gu baben. gr
purbs su 500 9sloftrafe unb Soften,
iOtpie elmer 9lrbeitsbausbaft bon 18O
5assn psrurtbeilt. gr uirb fia benz
na9 erf i'm ausuf nd9fen Sabres
pisoer Der sOloenen Greibeit erfreuen
t6nnen.
Ser notOriiae Tarbise Wm. Wor.
gan, tuel9sr pssen elmer Nn sabl
9iebltdhle unb ginbrii9s berbaftei
porben mar, per,idtets auf elm gOr-
perhor uno murbs unter ie $1,000
giirsideft an Die @rOBseiAwOrenen
iiberpisien.
YerI9obsn tuuroen ferner folgenbt
Sdlle CHARLES Wulsn tbdtli9er Gn-
srif auf Sames grooerid, ben z. biz.
george Green, Siebfubl zines Gubr-
tpsrts, ben IL. BIS; Sames 6. groun,
@srtaufsn bon SpirituoIen am SOnn=
tag, ben IA. bis.; grtbur Strait,
granbififtuns, ben Is. big.
Weeen BerleBuns bes 9ti9Olion
@sisbes waren ferner nod berbaftet
morosn Sames 90. Murpbp. lie
Sub Slinois Str, gbarles Mueller
i9osn, Sadion plaee unb Sames
Grismolb bon Der 6entudp NDe. No
2O2. Mu9 oeren Gdas tpurbeu per'
tast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
9oeomotibe bs. Tenerfprite.
Cine 6riib sGoIIifion, bic sIiidIi4er @eiis
nod sIiidIi9 abIief.

aaf Der Radfabrt bon einem s25-
6euer, bas Sonntas Morsen ID l1br
in Der giiensieBerei bon gtpalo Oper
in SO. 426-432 g. penniplbania Str.
aussebroden mar, wurbe auf Dem Jog.
Y=8eleiie Der, panbanole.8abn 3tpi-
i6sn Ysnniplbania uno Warplanb, Die
an Der Sf South Ctr. ftationirte
@bemii9s SpriBs go. 2 bon Der 2oco=
motipe zines einfabrenoen, bier um A
ll9r Is fdllisen periOnen3uses Der
Yanbanble 8abn ansersmpelt unb um=
getippt.
Gin Slid mar es, oaB Der 3utf6er
Murpbp i'm lebten aussnblids, serabe
als er bas eiierne llnqetbiim por ii9
iab, bic gferbe CUR Seits mari, ionit
miireen bieielbcn iiberfabren tuoroen
Iein.
Ser 9utider, Capt. 5tOiensarten
uno bic stpsi anoersn Wannidaften Del
Spribe wurbsn unianft aufs gfaite,
eeI6leuoert, bod famen fie nit etli9en
G9rammen babou.
Die Meilinsbefleiouns Der SpriB'
ipurbe elm tpenis perbeult uno ldbirt.
bod tann Der G9aben balb reparir
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-06
HuBlanb.

Gin & en=g anterptt.
Obeffa. 6. Oct. Ser 8ante=
rott Der groben metalur9ii9en @erte
in Gertib bat ben 9lctien=Wartt be-
einflubt.
Sie In 6rase fommenoe Summe iit
SO, 600, 900; 5000 arbeiter Fnb brob-
lOs setuoroen.
glepbanten t6bteten %
peronen.
ct. petersbura 6. Oct. =
giner Sepside aus Nibji Nomsorab
aufOlse, entpiiaten in 9ititim adt
glepbanten, tuelds su sinem Circus s,=
b6rten, ibren Wdrtern uno rannten
auf bic StraBs. sic t6bteten % per-
iontn unb perlebten So.