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The Lamar register., 1902-07-30

Andy Henderson, the architect OF the
Lamar mill, came from Denver last
Thursday to superintend the building
operations going on at the mill. He re-
maned several days and could not help
contrasting the present condition OF the
town and surrounding country, with its
appearance Of ten years ago, when he
made his first trip here. Mr.. Henderson
was much pleased at the wonderful pro-
gress made, and the bright prospects OF
the future.
A young man named Gill, was drown
ed in one Of the reservoirs last Sunday
night. A party OF some eight or ten had
been at the reservoir, fishing and bathing
and the young man got beyond his depth.
His brother went to his assistance,
but was unable to bring him to safety.
The others seemed to be helpless from
fright or some other cause and although
there was boat near at hand, failed to
reach him in time with help. The body
was recovered the next morning.
The musical and literary program OF
the Social Circle was much enjoyed by
those present on Friday afternoon, July
25th. A short devotional service opened
the meeting, after which Rev. Mr..
Vaughn read a chapter from "rhe Bon
ME Brier Bush," making it's pathos and
beauty seem very real to the listeners.
Mrs. st. Vrain sang "As Those" with
much expression and taste after which
Mrs. ]. G. Gillen gave a pathetic recita-
ton 80 successfully that she was urged
to relieve the tension by humorous one
which she did with marked effect. After
short business meeting they adjourn
ed to meet August Sth. with Mrs. j. Il.
Boyd.
The Lamar register., 1902-07-30
THE NORTH SIDECASH STORE
GEO. T. FEAST, Manager
GEO. T. FEAST, Manager

2-lb can baked beans with toma.
to sauce, reduced from I5c to Ioc
per can.
Kuner's tomato kctchup, zoe
size for the next ten days will sell
for I5c or bottles for 25c.
Rice. ID for I5c.
All other goods reduced in pro-
portion.
In addition to the above reduced
prices we will give you with each
bill OF goods amounting to SO, IS
pounds of granulated sugar for I
The Lamar register., 1902-07-30

1. H. Myers broke the record, having
caught fly.
markable fielding record as he accepted
15 chances and made 20 errors out of
them.
Dick Silver was the Leans long stop
The Lamar register., 1902-07-30

Window shades from 25c up at Buffers.
Screen doors at the Marker Lumber
Co.
For bargains in farm lands go to
9. b. Thoman.
Carpet by the yard 25, 35, 30, GO and 70
cents at Buffers:
Children's hats 8, 10, Is, 25 and rs cts
at Buffers.
All dishes will be sold at cost at Buffers
G. B. Thoman has the best line OF
fire insurance. He writes farm risks.
Paints, oils and glass at the Marker
Lumber Co.
Chairs from Soc to s14.O0 at Buffers.
For cheap town lots see O. B.
Thoman.
DR.. A. w. Sesbury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
Farm loans, ten years time,
optional payments, interest pay
able annually, low rate, no
middlemen, no commission.
Union Central Life Insurance
Company, A. E. Bent, financial
correspondent, Lamar, Colo.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
A LITTLE srAT n THE XvuTH.
ABE" GRTBER SAYS AGREEMENr oN HIS
CANDIDATE WAS MENDACI0Us-
IY BROKEN

After contest that created some .x-.tarnrr-
among the delegate because 90 tho exchange of
compliments hetween the leaders m. R.plflica,
Congress Convention iu the EEIIth District -or,f-
mated Harvey T. Andrews an 1-AsSsrl f,I .-rDa7
and now Assistant Appraiser ~ the Port The
convention was hold iH the rooms of tbs Eeniib-
hcan club, AZ 30. .0i W.et Ou.-hundraa-s,,.1-
wenty-seventh-st. and rhe delegates came f-o1,
the NNIst. NAIlId and NNNIst Assembly, nf,
tricts
Abe" Grsher headed the dsIerst-s from, ,b.
NNIst. Walter l. iiawley who acted a. ,.,,
porary chairman. said I'm mis- opening remarks ,t,
the recent Democrats" convention v.as ~. 49,
boss ridden convention ever held ,r rE.
be tirlIber took the floor uUf1irr...
blyman William : R.Unet ''
we an shuddeTed" " said ne IA Tho rt-t,,- 600.
chairman has drawn. Thank tiadf rr.ve 80. ~.
bosses, local Ca otherWise, IN the RrugbI...,,
party
III wanted O. protest against Tho r-a,,.,,,,
which had been arranged FOR the rsuv.rlI., .'i'i'
candidate that name would ue tt. ,,..,,j.
this convention ~ n had not been rh.t ~ -.I 'I
inents that effect had been rrari5,fl,-.s n 'S
by of the parties 10 the agr..r7.r, = ,, ,'",
clared Then IA" said that with rre tlaatE So
b. croft, political morality had diss I'M.
NNKIst District i '""
These remarks brought "a spirited re,,, e.,
Albert Weinstock. Of that district 49, .''IH
Mr. Andrews In nomination ~. 8erIs-.4 t.' , 'I G
~ came 10 question ~ veracitr E..,..... -. a, li
leaders ~ the AAIst and the NENIsr b.. t.IIlh lh
that as much political morality would h. go Il,
latter IN the former -'-iiN IT'D
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
HEARST NAMED IN THE NTH.

When William s Devery met MS retdiners last
night In the room of the Devery Association in
Eighth-ave. there was uaught but JOY me report
had gone out that Devery had been 'trun down
at the Wigwan and consequently his followers at
first were far from happy. But when they reached
the associations rooms they found that Murphy had
backed down and that the Devery delegates had
secured their seats In both the Min and Alilth
Congress districts.
r2efors 8 o,c1o,k the chief marshaIIed his men
and presented 10 them their tickets
Just before O'Clock the delegates were marched
in single file across the street % the rooms OF the
Horatio Seymour CIua. No. &G Eighth-ave
Devery was the chief figure there The delegates
rbeered and hovIed for and az him on the slightest
,.,,s. and ON no excuse az all After the routine
business of the convention had been gone through
ana ex senator T. G.. O'Sulhran had proposed the
r,,,r,t,otio1 M William r. Hearst for Congress
from tbe Nth District, Devery seconded the nonl-
na lion and voted his delegation tor MT itearst lie
ssLed Mis- hearers 10 support the entire state ucket
Mr. Heart was unanimously nominated
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
BIG TIM" FOR CONGRESS.
SULLIVAN HAS HIMSELF NOMINATED
IN THE With DISTRICT

Senator Timothy n. Sullivan Yesterday took
IL into his head that he wanted 10 be a Con-
gresham, and last night he walked into the
With District Convention and had himself
nominated The district is overwhelmingly Dem
ocratic. and there is little hope of Montagu
Lessler. the present Republican incumbent sue
ceeding himself incidentally il was a bad night
for the Belmont brothers, both of whom had
Congress aspirations.
Ex-senator Hill told Big Tim at Saratoga
that there must be no 'duke" elections this fall
in this county. Then Tim" looked around and
marked Perry Belmont for slaughter Mr.. Bel
mont secured the Tammany nomination in the
district last fall after a spirited fight in which
sides were taken by Judge Finn and Colonel
Michael G. Murphy. Mr.. Belmont thought he
was entitled To the nomination this year. He
would have got it If Mr.. Sullivan. of the East
Side. had not wanted 10 extend his area the
downtown Tammany boss. Tim soon Will have
everything below FOurteenth-st. in his grasp.
and when that time comes he will be ready to
make bid for the leadership of Tammany.
John F. Walsh, jr., elected temporary
chairman Of the convention, which held
the headquarters Of the Timothy d. Sullivan
Association. in the Bowery. where everything
Sullivanized. Richmond cast compli-
mentary vote for J. c. Clarke, but Tim" was
ventiOn.
Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan made the
nominating speech. Ex-Judge WauhOpe Lynn
seconded the nomination. Judge Battery
Dan" Finn. Of the Ist. had no candidate. IL
wouldn't have made any difference If he had.
Tim" had the votes necessary TO nominate
himself and Finn knew it. The various dis
trcts fell in line. and a motion by Judge c. j.
Kenny, of Richmond. to make the nomination
unanimous. was carried with a whoop.
caucus Of the leaders took place before the
convention which the various aspirants for
honors made their claims. At this caucus Finn
presented the name Of Perry Belmont MI.
Belmont was beaten last year in the With Dis
trict, which is now included in the With, and
the delegates from the Ist Assembly District
and from staten Island were in favor OF giving
him another chance.
Thomas F. Foley, the Tammany leader OF the
I'D. presented the name Of eX-Congressman
Dahiel J. Riordan Timothy +. sullivan. the
leader Of the With. would not accept any of the
candidates suggested. After some wrangng.
Mr. sullivan was called upon 20 disclose his
candidate Then he stated that he was in favor
OF his cousin Timothy u. sullivan This did
not satisfy the other leaders present. who con-
tinued TO object until they We're told positively
the orders had come from Fourteenth Street
To nominate sullivan That settled il. and the
other leaders acquiesCed in the selection.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
DEvERY WINS By A THREAT
WOULD HAVE WANDAMUsED MURPHY
AND Run FOR ASSEMBLY IF SHUT
OFT OF CONGRESS- CONVENTION.


Mr. Dever2, NJ me west Hi''' - many STATS
called the blum yesterday a'''' NO." '' '"iI'eS
T Murphy. leader "t ia'nihahS nan sport
had things All arranged To repeat 'he l'''leS
or the saratoga '.ht''''l'" anu S"U' 'u' ~ 'ie
Alta Congress p's'Ti.. convention 'l'' i'e''IS
delegates. bever- caused N'I' TO De sent 70
Murphy that y be- DIDN'T recognize MS dele
gates and Recognize fhfm quleA' he' beNerN,
would nominate himself for Assembly IN the
TN,b r;s,rfr- and re.-s a lot more fun with
,t, So. a.
murphy 'eS4"rS "
,,,s,,l,,5 several 1.-srrr ...1.y4rs i'm Taufuary
-, -.. ... 49, 49,.
Hail. he decided ie recognize 'He lever! ael'-
gates.
Deyer,'s district The INfh is divided. part
-. . 49, .-.., ,-.,,.--.ss sis,rf-,-
The action ~ Iaumant- AFTER It's stand al
Sa-ar.es -ras 4 Great -tlrr-.-- The ONLY raa
,-.s = 49, .,. .s -. .,- ..r rr.. ,...,,
l -
Devery, and Tarnuany, in spite ot strenuous
objection was forced r0 yield This was not
done b,,-s,ar .,r-.f On a -.r-,-.5a fouf way ,S
:
DeNti> Nl- i'l s4,.''' -" -.-'''P ''' '''
oentialS thar he had been rrllr- 90 get all tat-
Secretary smith explained rr. ..tsa as follows.
The custom is that the credentials shall De-
,i,.., ., 49,, r.,7.- Il. 49,. ,,,s..s.t t,-,-y
s''en !" 'A, az '.' l''''N -
'"ou"lh is iht reader ana N.4! "r uhlI January
l. l mean by credentials the rOu OF delegates
certified 10 l- me as secretary of the general
" ' b''' "
committee. We have found ihat Deyery, as the
winner Of the last primary. has the law on his
side. Al the State convention the urinary vote
does NOT ,s.aessrir,- rorrt t,,t %, an ,.bsr con,
..- 4. -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
CUBA'S INCOME INCREASING
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER WERE
GREATER BY $3.50 THAN FOR SAME
MONTH LAST YEAR

Havana. Oct 2-sehor Montes. Secretary ., 49,.
Treasury reports that the customs reoeiprs Co. 49,
entire island of cuba during the rnontb 20
ternber amounted 10 N.9l7l02. the receipts f., -.
pcstofice. money order department internal -
nue. and sundries and reimbursements erc h,
the total receipts for the month up 10 81 sss a. s
cash on hand on August 81 was NOss2s7 49,
added 10 the total Of September's recelnts 49,
a grand total Of s. SS5.s .sss Payments mad q. -
tember amounted 10 s.. .22s sl2 and there v,as -
ance in the treasury on September 80 OF q ~ -
This report shows an increase in the ,,,s,.
receipts for September OF This year OF Sc, "a -
those Of September. 1901 ' over
That the customs receipts of the island ,
are keeping up with those collected 49, now
geriod of Intervention has caused a go1S -s the
ston among the business element OF the EN- ~ pres
fsxors hle comments from the press The ~ ahd
lions coupled with increase iu ~ Spnd-
sngaT and the reports that the next s,,,ree rIlee OF
vii be larger than that OF last year are otop
obo1f a noticeable restoration Of coufSsr-l x
srbe senate has asked President Palm =
,..,tbdraWal of American soldiers from Cl5S. the
,ssnSenf upon an increase IN the force 80 - 1e-
srtTlerv A proposition Is nov before ~ : -nan
20 Increase this branch % the Cuban iielst te
one thousand =
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
NON-UNlON MAN KILLED
NINETY-SEVEN RIOTERS HELD. INCLUD-
ING BURGESS OF MAHANOY CITY.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRIBrNE.I

tRt TELEGRAPH TO THE ruBuNEl
" ""AesuarFe' fehn-' oct David kenley was
arrested ''-hEht oy county Detective Jones'
''" "l'l'eI"'N J'hh hu"eh- non
-''''" ''"l.'> '' 'He EI'e company IN the May
n'l' olStTl't VINO was killed last night and his
''N' paced on ihe strertcar track near smith
'"'e' "hefe a snort time atterWarc a ear struck
IT, HutNatins II horribly As the car dashed
ON 'he oody ana the headlight revealed II. T. NJ.
amer 'he motoTman saw the face. II vas
'o''''' "i'n blood The next instant The car
""' "'et IT, NheH tne oody was taken nom
''''-''H ihr wheels horrifying discovery was
MADE 'Ae body was cold
coroner hrrSe and County Detective Jones
worked on the case to-day. and tonight Jones
arrested and lodged In jail here David Kenlev
einpIo't1 by the same company as Mullen The
two. it was discovered. were together yesterday
afternoon after Mullen visited his family. and
started together back 20 work That was rho
'"s' seen 't Mullen alive. but three :ainutes
'''' ''' S'.u'N 'he ''dy heniey Was seen
r., '''',' III "'H ''H'''ei IN ms hHnd-
-. s, -'~o' '' ,''' "u'ufred man
'' ''N'' MY 'eet from "h@re the body lay
N'''' "'o'u Ne"'ey IS unable 70
S'''y ne VIII nave nearing to-
Ae'''u'e Jones saws that II was
''' "u'uer ne mas not yet learned
so. ''J''.- Nuleh HNed il fittston and leaves
"''e ana Two ShiIdreh-
''""'H "''u''ed lhiS morning and sol
'''' i'oiH three regiments were called TO the
Uip'I '"d'He!d- large crowd al Plymouth at
'a'Aed the North American Coal Company's
"T" Washery and beat severely two of the
suaras' VINO were later arrested on the charge
"i assault and battery and to-day had fur
i'Sh Ni."p bail each Deputy sheriffs who went
10 'heF AID were forced 20 remain away from
'he ''iIiery' being pushed about by the crowd
and one Of them having his badge taken At the
same time "A house was stoned by the crowd and
BADLY damaged. and attack was made on
the washerv and some damage done tb.~o ~,
news ,rss 49,, -. I,.-. "S
''''' ." "'''''lIdI 'erSf ana four
'""pdhles were on the road within seven min
uteS after the call came The wireless tofo,
rtnb,- had ,,,t -. -, 'e
., -. " '""' ''' S"'lIerS were
'"'I'HE' SAID Major sharpe. who had charge OF
lhe battalion but there We're many there and
We captureJ .1.,.ru 90
RIOTERS HELD UNDER BAIL
Thesa al.,.., -.
-, ' WIZ N'P' III 'he suardhouse all
HlsAI rms morning they We're marched 10 this
city under guard of a counDsnv ~ ,ha o.L ~
ment Six 81 then, - -, 80. " 81
, " '''''h were held Under 5000 bail
VS'H ana the others under $1,000 bail Stones
We're thrown at the two cor,n,r rtss 90 .ba To-
Regiment ~, ,ba II. " ''''
7"'' -Ni''' StdhdlhB the an
Hred Nolleys. This quickly sent the stone throw
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ALL LOOK TO THE PRESIDENT.
STRONG HOPES THAT TO-DATS CONFERENCE WILL LEAD
TO A SETTLEMENT of THE STRIKE.


The presidents of the anthracite Of
the nrd Mine Washington
ference with President Roosevelt today
will the strike
President and Mr.
Attorney Carroll D. Wright
attend the conf
President Mitchell District Presidents Fhcy Duffy when
they eft WHhsbare for Washington, felt that the of the
though they did think that settlement loft
conference
Anonunon Of the Erie placed
the trolley track whore struck by charged
with the murder
Further upper necessary calling soldiers from
rc- to th region
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
Or1y FOR D4LZELL FOR SPEIKER.
THE ENTIRE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION
WILL ALSO SUPPORT HIM


Pittsburg. Oc-. senator quay mas pro-
nounced himself in favor OF Representative Jonn
DaIzeI. OF Pittsburg, for Speaker OF the House,
., s,ccesd Mr.. Henderson. He thinks that Mr.
r,.Izau v,iu win He will have the support Of
tbe entire PENNSYLVANIA delegation. This may
r,aar that Major Alexander Mcdowell, clerk
~ the House. will be sacrificed, as he is also a
Pennsylvania.
Mr. DaIzeU and Senator Quay have been pO-
neil enemies for many years. and IL has only
teos ,rithin the last six months that they have
barr,onized Mr.. DalZeI sought 70 defeat Sen
ator Ouav's reelection TO the Senate by becOm-
80, = cardidate against him Senator Quay
tLe, bad Mr palzell's district so gerry wandered
nv the last legislature that he could have
been defeated for reelection
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
= G. BENEDICT MAY GIVE $4,000.

TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
stamford Conn. oct. a story printed
here tonight on the authority Of a prominent
Democrat" saying that r. G.. Benedict. Of Green
Ntch. Is so anxious 20 have Mayor Homer 5. Cum
mings Of this city elected Congress that he will
give 10000 10 that end The prominent Democrat
~ ouotad as saving that he saw Mr.. Benedict. and
that the banker declared he wanted 10 see Mr..
Cummings elected and was willing 70 help pay
Legitimate EXPENSES.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ALLEGED rLAN OF SETTLEMENT

Washington. oct 2.-"The Post VIII say To-
morrow that the coal presidents az 'o-'lo''
conference will decline 10 accept any -,
.,-,,-. -a..,..,,.,, vbich proposes 10 treat with
r,,, ,,t..hil hut that they have con
sdered tentative plan according to which T,TS 5ne
coal presidents win propose ,hst baf bsf tbeir e rriev
10 work with the understaInh - subnitted 10 a
board Of arbiraton and that The Soal p PrfS his
dents will agree 10 abide oy 'ns nh he snnointed
board the members OF "hlch 'i
by the President.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

TIE TRAIN To CHICAGO
49, - pennsylvania Special; leaves NeW-York daily
1'ocstions.--Adyt. =
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

Briarclin Lodge-a winter home with p,a.ro,ou
comforts. Located only 20 minutes from Grrsn5
Central station. Open nreplaces. not water hssf
IN. BTiarelr farm groducts used.-Adyt. Asa'-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
sPEED-CoMFoRT-sAFETy

A. combined in the Pennsylvania Special
- bcS,rs between New-IOrk and Ghicsg. wen
palatisl seeommoastions,-AdFl 'S' hltn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

SPECIAL TRAIN TO WASHINGTON VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Account G. A r. Encampment. Sunday, October
5th Leave West 2Srd Street 1910 A. u Parior
and dining cars.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

THE DETROIT AND CHICAGO LIMITED
,.a,,as Grand Central Station 400 D. m arriving
Ssbtcaeo 3:I5 next day 2i-hour train via New
YorL Central and Michigan Central-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

MANY physicians indorse the Cold Cure
JAYNES S EXPECTORANT.-A
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
WILL FLOAT JAPANESE LOAN.
BONDS FOR s25cooooo TO IS
SIZE NEXT WEEK PROBABLY AT PAR

London. oct. 2.-The report that Japanese
loan is 10 be hoated is confirmed The Barring
BROTHERS. the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and
tho Yokohama Specie Bank will issue next week
So5 OOo O00 Japanese consolidated bonds. bear
ing per cent interest They VIII probably be
iSsued a par.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

An ideal trip via ideal steamsps ASYt i''s'
pa Line Music. AutuDIsI FoAass'-A'@
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
TRUSTS THAT HAVE FAILED.

bneiore anybody makes I'D his mind that the
h, American trust Is permanent institution
49, nm consider the long list 81 ambitious COM
go .eHs which have already had their affairs
T---alo lp by the courts Of justice. The Alcohol
e,b5a.sI ,b5.sI Trust. the Bicycle Trust. and scores 81
14-tsIh whose very names forgotten
ti' ..' was the matter with these astonishing
tt,ie ~ the promoters art? Nine out of ten of
'''m were bogus. and without stretching the law
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
LUXURIOUs CoMEnRr

Continued on third page
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
FIRST RALLY FOR ODELL
GREAT ENTHUSIAST At RE-
PUBLICAN CLUB .HEETTNG.
SENATOR DEPEW AND CONGRESSMAN
PAYNE ADDRESS a BIG AUDIENCE
IN CARNEGIE HALL.

The Republican state campaign was opened
last night with big ratification meeting under
the auspices of the Republican Club in Car
negie Hail. Senator Chauncey NJ Depew and
Congressman Serene f. Payne We're the speak
ers Henry B. Conan. the candidate for Attor-
ney General. was TO speak. but he sent word
from Albany that he was unable TO attend.
The body Of the hall was filed. Much en-
thusiasm was shown throughout the meeting
The mention Of the names of Mckinley, Roose-
welt and OdeIl elected prolonged applause
When Congressman Payne spoke Of President
Roosevelt our peerless President there was
a remarkable outburst of enthusiasm
Robert y. Kenyon. who presided after pre-
dieting Republican success in the coming cam
paign, and declaring that the election OF Cow
ernOr OdeIl would be the best way of indorsing
his administration, introduced the first speaker.
Mr. Payne. The Congressman said in part:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

Up TO this date. all the legislation and hostile
action against combinations have been taken on
the initiative OF Republican statesmen. The only
remedy which Democratic thought gives for the
evils which come from these great combinations Is
repeal the protective tartn. which has created
our industries has developed our resources has
given employment 70 our labor and generously ad-
vanced the scale Of wages The tarif IS not
perfect from time 70 time ~ must he adjusted 70
meet the conditions IN special lines Of trade. but
that wOrk must be done. rot by IT'S enemies but bv
it's friends. our country cannot go on increasing
its production beyond the limit OF tire home market
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
CONGRESSMAN PAYNE's ADDRESS.

l congratulate you in the State and narfou on the
ascendancy of the RepUbtCan party. In the State
under Governor Odell We have removed almost an
the taxes from the farms OF the people and placed
them where they be more equitabIv met The
KepuoHcans likewise pledge themselves 10 build a
comprehensive system of good rol Is and a water
way 20 the sea '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-26
SEVERE STORMS.

A tornado struck Joplin, Mo-, yes
terday. Six persons were killed and
many persons were Injured. elk fatally.
Mesger reports from Galens, KaDs.,
aud Webb City and Csrterville, No.,
indicate great damsge. The dsmsge In
Joplin is estimated at $500, 900. Houses
were blown away and the city streVn
with wreckage OF the storm. Passing
ess, from the main portion OF the city,
the storm spent its fury on the suburb.
an districts. known as Moorshine Hill
and Villa Heights. Three people we're
killed at MoonshiDe Hill.
A most serious wind and raiDstorm
struck Omaha, Nebr., late yestsrdsy
evening, doing 3 large amount OF dam
age to property, and resulting 10 the
probable desth OF one person and the
ioiury of a number OF others. The
storm reached its height near o'clock
when the stores were closing, and
a crest number Of people we're on The
streets.
At Lyon, Neb., there was q storm
that reached almost tornado proper
tions, doing q great amount Of damsg'
to buildings, but nobody WAS hurt. A
Valley @ hotel and general store wer'
unroofed. A terrific wind, reaching a
times O velocity Of sixty miles 80 hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-26

FINED FIVE DOLLARS EAcH-IWo
we'll known Alexandrisns entered D
north Lee street saloon yesterday even
inc and after each had taken drink
left. The proprietress soon discovered
that several bottles of liquor were miss,
ING. and when her husband returned
aha informed him OF the circumstance
Preparations were made for having toe
suspected parties arrested, and 1t com
log to the ears OF one OF the accused DC
returned to the saloon with one OF 70.
empty bottles. Both mel were oroug1'
before the Mayor this morning ana al
ter the evidence 10 substance gwen
above had been abduced, one OF tne
men asked to be allowed to MAKE
statement. He said he had learned
that he and bis partner were 10 De at
rested and started for the saloon te
deny the charge alleged, and when nt
reached the neighborhood be founo tn'
empty bottle lying alongside oil tns
house and took 1t into the saloon. Ini'
explanation did not satisfy the Mayor
aud he fined them So each.