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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25
Chat We Should
Cie Down With
che lamb.

che bedfeows Sheep
when it is dark has nothing to but to shut his
the knd umnary of the tre
rather
Hove to read talk sit SILENT drink candght
bodys This household
unsoc nights
unlumned They
felt about for smi handled neighbours
stood it? This for the seriousness
cast TRY Hesiod Os from tradition
We
pick did
carving they made of h
wanted horses another had dipped
of wild honey medid good
eating drinking Who
waited absolutely
recprocaLy distinguish
Sherr Malaga? Take candle the
the left
knows Inference till of
ooes reveals both the full Then
candle We have tried the aectaton
uy labor
all to their SELF jealous
the his
their
birth
the sums light They distracted
thai reborn,wh ennonebut night
Marry dayghdayght might
the hapngs the
reveals them like fires the domestic hearth
silence call out the
would hold good midnigh
scpion of smells decidedly of
humber uubrans
the wild winds midnight
have yet attempted
about the Solar System-Bety, bring the candles.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25

Trout cannibaI and large
trout should not be systematically
favor Of killing them They that pound to
pounds weight hardly entirely
their brethren
the death Of stones News
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25
KILOGRAMS.
BY THE ssTWINs., .

AS q rule the best part OF the
genealogical tree is under the
ground.
The man who spends his time
hoping for the best hardly ever
gets it.
Mr.. Green, a Montana million
aire, is a nominee for congress.
Mr.. Green is almost seven feet tall
and is liberal with his money. He
will be an easy winner, for it is
said that the politicians of both
parties will work and vote for the
"long green"
It is said that a potato diet tends
to make person lazy. The other
Twin must be potato fend.
A Texas paper says ex-Gov.
Hogg is one of the most enthusi-
astic rooters ever seen on a ball
ground.
There was once a young man in
the choir
Who used to be quite a high floir,
He fell in the mud,
AS you might know he would
But he says he sunk in the moir.
The constitution may or may
not follow the flag, but the Office
seeker has them both beat by
several miles.
Riches may not always bring
happiness, still they might be sent
after it.
As general thing dreams and
weather predictions go by con-
traries.
It takes two to quarrel, but I
never had any trouble finding the
other one.
A man may bea high flier and
vet never reach the summit of the
hill of success.
When society paper refers to a
lady as an accomplished horse
woman" it doesn't mean that she
is an expert at hanging up wash
ing on a clotheshorse.
If the man in the moon were to
write book on What I Have Seen
After Dark it would make Stead's
book look like one cent postage
stamp stuck on the side of the
Chicago Colosseum.
When a man takes bite of
sausage and strikes his teeth
against Fido's brass license tag it
I is only natural that he becomes
suspicious of his butcher.
In seeking a legal separation
from her husband, an Iowa woman
testified that he hadn't taken q
bath for two and half years, but
on cross examination admitted
with apparent reluctance that it
might have been only twenty nine
months.
A New Jersey man by the name
of John Paste has just been mar
ried to young lady by the name
Cement. This is marital knot
that ought to stick like a tub of
glue.
Pleasant dreams are about the
only pleasures some people ex-
perience in life, while with others
their only happiness seems to be
in their ability to make other
people unhappy.
Mrs. General Funston's maiden
name was Miss Blankhart and the
general himself is said to have a
hard heart. This rare combine
ton of hearts accounts for the
1attar's r11ccacc IN uor
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25

been for some years.
Goal Oil Dick Clad in q brand
Resolves A Few. new suit of store
clothes and adorned with q luxur-
liant crop of auburn lace curtains
to keep the wintry winds from his
neck and chest, ''Coal Oil Dick
took his departure from this insti-
tuition last Saturday morning. He
was loaded to the guards with
good resolutions, and ere he passed
out of sight forever he mounted
his tender and fired the following
Jumps of fuel at the head of The
MIRROR:
81 deem it." he said, mo more
than strict justice to inform the
public at large, and my friends in
side and out, that I shall retire
from private to public life tomor-
row morning. And as this will be
about the 'steenth' time that I
have made this Adelina Patti play,
I intend that it shall be absolute
ly and unconditionally the last. I
take this means of thanking the
public for the cordial reception
and music which I feel sure awaits
my debut; and, all things consid-
cred, I believe it to be my duty to
make known these resolutions and
rules which I have adopted to
govern my intercourse, associa-
ton and business relations with
those with whom I shall compete
in the struggle and hair pulling
which always bobs up when two
or three individuals endeavor to
corral, each for himself, any par
ticular individual dollar. These
resolutions, understand, are sub
ject to amendment without formal
notice OF process of law, and are
not binding upon the party of the
first part, and may be voided at
the option or discretion of said
party of the first part if circum-
stances should make it advisable.
"My resolutions continued
Dick, care:
"That prison life is not condu-
Give to happiness nor comfort,
''That money is the cause of all
successful business transactions,
that it is an absolute necessity and
that everybody is born with the
free and unconditional right to
get all the money he can, honestly
or by any legal business transac-
tons, or by boss tradin',
'That I will corral every dollar
that honesty and healthy regard
for law will permit,
"That honesty is the best policy
and is cheaper than being in pris-
on.
'Now on the foregoing resolu-
tions [ have built a set of rules,
which are as follows:
"Rule I. Business first last and
all the time, Sundays and holidays
excepted.
"Rule II. Courteous and cor
dial acceptance of all kinds Of
financial assistance, especially
national bank notes, gold certifi-
Gates and bonds with coupons at
tached.
"Rule III. Cancelled postage
stamps, sure thing snaps or casual
offers of marriage will not be &C
cepted as legal tender or as evil
dence of good will on the part OF
the donor.
'Rule ~. Congratulations, sec
ondhand advice, crockery, glass
and other delicate evidences OF
good wishes must not be sent by
wireless telegraph unless the
charges are fully prepaid. Dona-
tions Of diamonds, jewelry, etc.,
may be forwarded BY registered
-, st - &c. -srEss 1870 T
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at 500 O'Clock
every Sunday morning. Protestant and
Rev. 8. j. Kennedy. and Rev. FIR. Corcoran
chaplains.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-09-25

The religion of the natives Of
India, and the worship Of the fair
sex, are about on 9 par. They both
require q great many human sac
riices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
SOLDIERS IN SONG
START FOR MANILA
BEGIN LONG JOURNEY At
C0MMUNIPAW STATION.
sing '.sood-B, Dolly Grny" While
az Parade Rest before Hoard
Ing Train.

STANDING 800 parade r"st ~ they u.'u,
sang "Gnpi BY Dolly gray. -" ".
tueic sam rghtcrs drimttictllv said
farewell 90 wives. -l-t"r-. - ..u,lrt-
sui mother 80 tn. Commentary ..u.i,u
% tho l>hIgh Valley Rlr~H,I 30 % on
to-day They were recruits 81 .pr SCI.
vice In the Philippines
In hsrGc OF Major T.. y Hard % Il
the seventh Regiment - A. they
w"r" brought down rom Tnt Slprtn
on the steamer "F,vrr':, NwYitiu.
them here was train ~ icl utrs ~
their journey t. san rraHr,s,n
The men we're fully euuippel with IN.
exception Of firearms. ana i1ok,l nstty
in their new Uniform Two hundrai NJ
the soldier. are d"stinc! 10. service n
the Infantry and Iv' for H.. ,valry. A:
San Francisco they viii ne assigned to
different regiments AbDut nili the men
have seen seryic" "a the Philippines . %
fore and re-enlisted after "a furioush
home.
Hosts of friends Mere at the station
To- hid goOd-by 10 the soldiers. and they
We're ch.ercd time and sgain on their
march from tn. steamer 20 the train.
Befor- going aboard the rain. which
consisted Ot two ruImaus. SIX tourist
sleepers and two hags,gc ears 'h~ men
were ordered to plrad" ret SOM, one
started to sing Dolly gray Al.
Joined in And how m. boys All sing ~
Major p r Harder sho Nts lu CON
mand. Vas accompanied los Capt Jones.
Li'uts, Waite SN-nSun Dillon ana sur
genn Richardson.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
STATE LUNACY BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
NEW MEASURE AB0llSHeS
HOSPITAL BOARDS.
Three Republicans Joined tho
Wa. ~ Ven. To - >r,s.

ALBANY y 10. T lIn,.y
lIH W. passed .r OBJ, S,u1'r ta'H '''--
noon by vote ~ p 'o = These R"nn'.
D. ,r. v..rl ,'r 'r. Demo .,f, t-'inst
Ne T. re--. M.rHr AND W.lrJ
w. NeEv,H n 'uh'Hu w'- che
sent
Bracket Rosc-. h'I ,bpusn.ns
Stpt, ustu, ho-rl,t boards auH .r1.
t-fiztrE authority 30 'he stat Luna 81
Comm. .s.,u was sp'. rl order .n me
s.H1.r This morning
s,Htr.r M,lby made .ae hr-t speech ~
IN. moranr - s,ld no had n' doubt
a.. g.. tho good faith y n" Governor
AMI ,.. soma 20 % favored %" hH
ha, m. section ~ ,h' hul ina, 10, most
,rcriI. p-icrtsd 10 Nps ma which NIpsd
nlr INC boards ~ manager which WILL
.,riainlv. h. thought sui n eva The
boards hev" the appointment N super
Iuf.utrur~ and stew rr1s uul 'Np-. 1i'i-
.,fs trr no., important 100 lh" hospitals
Senator FuIs, 1I-p spoke pT"-.'.'u
90" the p.I
Senator re- N-.r then addressed iH"
S.ut'. d length ~ 1.d iNr idr, 'Hlr
iH state ,rr NJ '1. insane would -.'
T., sul 'm.r ~ nf- ,Hl MS D.
COO ..tt.u ... ana declared 40 ~
mu. part n' .lr ..o.u.p u 100 .u' ..i"u-
1000. utrtEcmC1' = .H, inni-- ~ ,Ae
various Institutions ~ the state.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
BIG LIBRARY GIFT
OFFERED TO CITY.
BUILDING AND 100000 BOOKS
TO Be TURNED OVER.
nrooLI,n Library. valued at s7SO.-
900. >cw = Private Concern. TO
n-r"m- Free Public one.

Au"tr,r great library gift aFsreEaung
y.,O~r has boon nner.i to the cry upon
certain Conditions.
Jane, T.. Morgan. vire-Frosidcst Of
mi, brooklyn Library a pfiNat" library
Win building aud lso 90 books. In Mon.
uuu. street BROOKLYN has written "a
Mayor La Offering the property To ih'
cit A., pIhIi, library The conditions
80" that the legislature shah create .
corporation TO h, kurNn ss the Brook
Ism Public Library ?" i" governed h'
q hoard ~ trustees 200 include the Mayor
Comptroller president "f Brooklyn RNr
nuEh and twenty two u'ncrs Is be- nam
,t in" MAYOR eleven from th" Hoard
TRUSTEES ~ Rrookl,u LIBRARY and clever
fr,gn 'lr present Hnl'd u Trustee. 'i
tH. Erunklln Puzzle Library
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
.BR|BE OF $4,000
FOR JUDGE N0YES2
Mr.. M'CUMBER MAKES A
CHARGE IN CONGRESS.
Declare. NiuirE Syndicate Tri~d to
B", oWriri aud fnii"d-s~nt
>noth~r Npp 10 Jail.

,sutNGrp> ra mo on
...,au os -.urua aasrs.. '1o senate
a.1s 1n.lcr,..a v,. r,.Hned ~ the
rrs.a' raH-e- Appropriation rH'
Nj uhl. .hrsc Of the measure.
mbH, ,r aoa7 'r .H. senate TO perm;
,a. n. to ,ome TO vote Hr hoped the
scandal .n N,sk1" would no, no per
miit,I go utcr'ar. H, ias progress OF
,r. m.1.ur. II. said /, had no relevancy
90 au appropriation 'i. and wniic ne
vs. ynNcr.,ss 90 prevent ih' discussion
ha hoped % would not ne prolonged.
Mr. McCumhcr ~ ID said h. had no
i-slrr 20 prp.on. ia" lis uss!on, but
most villainons charges hth been mad"
against mcn-chsrge- NhiCh ae person
ally knew to be uniDuudci, aud absolute
ly false lie declared that certain min
NIX -yndicat-- had desired to obtain
control ~ the whole Some Alaska
country lie believed that u would be
premature for the 5-nat" t. render a
verdict for or against Judge Arthur H..
N.s,- tuI N,Ntud,. Mckenzie before
ilr u me- sbI lrd opportunity - pass
upnu fH. merits % "a, .as"
E.,.r..u- me situation A. Judge
N,,,- found q ~ Alaska NJ MrCuaibcr
ls 'ir,l chat ,Hn mining =, udig.tcs hai
made every EFFORT 20 Drib, him 5000
being Offered @" nim ~ one sum Find
i.g 90 Impossible 90 hr.bg him. IN" syn
dlCity. Mr. McCImhcr asserted hired a
m1u to make q pcrJured AFFIDAVIT that
.tuIgs Moves had ...fyttf4l bTtbh
These facts 20 s.,li had n--u reported
a. .gr Nfr'ru'N -G,uytu! 10. tho United
stale. and fnr rcppr.ing lies, r-tior-
e. Jh' department of Justice Mr. Frist
l. ,tI h.r n-"u srm'su.,d &. prison
IN unu yrrr n. ..r., nj work lad come
iu connie, with 'l" circuit 'our; %
Npr,.- I..u a" said. wa, he real
reason fnr rria.s -uvcron ~, simply
,"u.d uut r- rr~,,ur, y! tue Synil
ute
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
DOOMED TO DEATH,
HE HANGS HIMSELF
OSCAR WYKANDER'S DAUGH.
TER FINDS HIM DEAD.
Doctor HAD Told Hin HE Days
Were Numbrrcd-Prospe
shoemaker.
w IN. daughter ., oscar wykan.

when the daughter ~ oscar wykan-
der pushed open the doom between 'n-
dining gppm and the kitchen o, the Nat
., No 5s Third avenue. to-day. the
body %. her father suspended from 4
hook above the door swung against her.
wykandoi had hsngci hirnsel; while hi.
wife ana daughter thought he was pre
pairing breakfast
Wykauder was fbrty-ssyCn years OIL
a shoemaker. and prosperous H' NU-
taken ~ two weeks a,so. and ~ SUNDAY
b.. called to SEQ doctog I pon his
return ., the house his wife noticed 1hAt
ne MAS very Respondent lie limited
numbered
His wife being Indlsposed To-day Wy
Hanier volunteered to cook hre,s'hs'
A''e- ABOUT m hour his daughter went
20 he kitchen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
Doremus Tells of Converse
ton in Regard to Al
legged Compact.
CROWD AT THE HEARING.
Gov. 0dell Continues His lnvestiga-
ton Of Kings County Scandal
Attorney, General Present.

ALBANY. Feb Tn SECOND ins
airing ~ King counts r publican m'
chine nCthpdz Iu CONNIE. '.nu N..h Pho
charges against shcrin charles GHd.
ala no, nroye a. sensational Hs WN
ncctsd
GOV. odsli started the hearing late
and most u the evidence Wa In"f"n'-
fuI. David 81 Stnu. caused slight
rippie ~ proving that DO Was fl, Win s.
FOR the defense instead ~ 'h" prose. Mo-
ton. bv whom NJ had been suhpoen'ed
He conducted \ good part ~ Go" 'Hh'"
campaign and instead ~ r"Nctl."S ars
thing rarrehcnsihlc with r'f'r'n W
the accused shcrir ~ stronEthrn' h.-
case
The array NJ brooklyn pcopl" Wa
larger II anything than YESTERDAY ~
torncy-CicneraI Davis al b'sli Cos.
oden Ia pass upon .l. knott E'iu..
James W Dorcmus described trr
eraphically conicreu', u'd 100 i''
ONCE % BERT Rciss prior i' '., ii'H. '
which II Nas charged rs sheriff Guide.
that a bribc had practically been 'n'''"
him FOR patronage ln as~' n' hts '.n.
zion. TAcre were present 30 %" confer
encc shcrin Gudcr. Iinrr' J''1uillard
and Joan Kissel Mr. por'mGs sNHr'
that after general conversation regard.
ing ne election the following dialogue
took place:
NJ. Jacquillard-l- ,nis question q
money
Mr. Ki.-ei-i, &, il Ne are ready 10
consider II now.
sreriff Guden-wha, 10 YOU mcau
Mr. Ki--el-wc are here 90 Talk bust
u,ss
Sncrir Guden-This looks ike oripsrl
Then Mr. Refs. and sheriff Gui"n
according To Witness Dorcmu- went
into an antc-orom and on ,helr return
fcw moments after Sheriff Gud'n
snli
ION 4 former occasion ! refused more
mul-, FOR performing less services J
ll,s money. nu; do hot car" 90 10 mis-
d looks very much ike bribery
On "a. way down street later Sheriff
Gudcn. according 20 witness DOrcmIs
tiid
There was 5000 IN that room Reis'
told m. that amount could be raised
Witness Dorcmus alsso remembered
having heard Guden talk about an agree.
mont WITH pady. That agreement. how
vNs.. ne understood 10 be a promise q
Dab not tu agree to any appointments
Euggestsd by the Executive Committc,
unui he Opadyp came back from Ia.
ana
recess ans taken a. % until i M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
Commissioner Sturgis Takes
lie American for a
Test Case.
STOOLS IN SIDE AISLES.
Proprietors Explain that They Were
Folding Devices, and Only a
Few AnyTay.

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l'"f' N"r" seven .H1lN.''n. f'-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
Metropolitan Company Gets
Ready to Absorb Tunnel
Rapid Transit.
TO RAISE A GREAT FUND.
Shares 10 Be Guaranteed at 7 Per
Cent. NO More Horses to
Be Used.

r, il understood that '1c Metropolitan
street Railway company il arransins
plans To- take control NJ he -IhNa,
s. stem nn - completion anil 'n"rat.
that -ys'"m n connection with re nr
surfaso lines
Oficiai announcement " tho n''u s
TO D., made very shortly II = said
fhat tho feature. NJ this plan in-
,olye , guarantee %, per zen. IN
i.r.~.n. Metropolitan shares and tl'
It,.ns ~ fund. "a change the mpr.N"
power ou one hundred miles 90 street
railroad upw being operated ~ hnre-'-
Tn, present SHARES viii De made pre-,
y,rr,i SSH, and will rn' hc Inverted
iut, bonds which was tho pl.n followed
Do, 20, American aud Continental Tooac'
100 complli's when they consolidated
Tlo present stock j. to undergo M
.haugs pu, guarantee OF pes
on, dividend is tp 'r given.
Wal street ais Expects that tho
New Nfk ana Philadelphia traction
s;"m.nt.
H. n Nrcclanh President Of tn.
Nc rpppIi''n company. Was .ccn at the
Morton Trust company building this
morning iu Inference with Thomas r..
Ryan. fpr years a factor In the Metro.
pnlitau company. Both Mr. Nrcciand
ana Mi Ryan declined tn discuss the
report rom Philadelphia and declared
there MS absolutely nothing in Il at
tbs itlm"
\ representative ~ the bankins-h rus"
~ Kuhn. Loeb 4 60. the firm mea-
toned - the underwriters OF the neN
Sc"uri;i,- company. maie this state
merit IN" report Is not true Moth.
Ing has bnen done vet"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
"LUCIFER MARY" A NURSE.


T. rife Nr- tg' Wa. G,r ul. b
woman So. 900 N.r l-tur,. 4
beat tp-la, 80. hat rrr .u a,r nru.,
% So % Attorney stree, watch burned
90 No her furniture. .n1-'srirx u, r.
rHlir AM bed and .pnp.r.cIy .ugea
nor pct ear Hector. She spent .r. .,.
uursluv the eat
IN griyai. ne iHrif.r M
ne GDt'-rht'k She -'.-
hes stove 'rIs morning 90 H.tU s...
ont 20 forage Tor foo n mon tHu
TUNED tho upper fpoF .' Ils nous, W.
in flames ana Hector. CI' r-.y Hyrsft Wy
hair. was standing on "a. window ~
uttsfing NOxlE thtt Norr beard fpr
blocks around AZ her snfl ne c,f
ieaped 10 the street. sli.Htlns. -
course. on ita feet
The woman and the cat wore taken
10 the Dehncey street police station.
where they were made eomfoFzb.s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
BRIGHT'S
0"' DISEASE
Of Long Standing, Said to
Be lncurablc, Completely
CURED
In Four Months
BY
Warmers Safe Cure.
Alderman Stubig Gratefully Tells
How This Wonderful Medicine
Cured Him OF Brieht's Disease.

- Roscoe Boulevard. Chicago,
Oct 10. 1900. Gentlemen About two
years ago had one foot In e grave.
as the saying goes. and life looked
pretty black to me. the doctors
called II Brights disease. ! would
give all had TO be cured. Iut roth
ing seemed to do me much good until
neighbor recommended mat ! try
Warmers Safe Cure. II was with but
little hope that | tried IT, but within
two weeks my general health was i'm
proved and In four months ! was
completely cured hardly dared TO
believe that such GOOD fortune was
mine. but | have not lost meal nor
had an ache or pain since. Words
seem but poor 10 express m" graft
tudc. Yours truly. II VI. STUDIO
alderman. 27th Ward
TEST YOUR URINE. Put som"
morning urine in a glass or bottle
let u stand y hours. II there Is red
dish sediment in the bottom Of the
glass. or II the urine Is cloudy ~
milky, or II Won SEQ particles o.
germs floating about in H. your klf
noys are diseased and YOU should
lose no time, but get a bottle OF
Warmers Safe Cure. "a II is danger
Gus to neglect your kidneys Cor even
one day
WARMERS SAFE CURE is the
only positive cure for all forms OF
kidney. liver. bladder and blood Dis
eases. uric acid poison. rheumatic
govt. diabetes. pain in tho back
scaldinE and painful passage o.
urine. frequent desire 10 urinate
painful periods. bearing down and
so-cnlled female weakness.
WARMERS SAFE CURE Is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful
drugs IL does not constipate, II Is
now put up In two regular sizes and
Is sold by all druggists, or direct. at
so CENTS AND $500 4 BOTTLE.
Less than one cent doSe.
Refuse substitutes. There IL none
Just as good as" Warmers Safe Cure.
II has cured all forms Of kidney dis
ease during the last thirty years. II
Is prescribed by all doctors and used
In the leading hospitals as the only
absolute cure for all forms OF disease
of the kidney liver. bladder and
blood and so-called female weakness
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
CRIED SHAME" TO CECILS,
Lord salisbury. Relatives Ioo,rd
IL House Of Commons.

LONDON Re, Tho Houso voted
to-day In ttpr NJ he .,goui reading "
tine Deceased Wigy'- S-'rr Bil
The yOt, -tprI 20 grpS o. I.iua
Rgspr, far E'r" Nas declared sacgc
W.. tu inSr, ant. "y,I ADMINISTRATION
Both Lord Hugn tui Eylvn 'c,I ursd
every parlam.u,ar, trick 90 delay
reaching vote within the time limits
Of Wednesdays and when they returned
to the House. from the i.ohpie-. bo;l
Of Lord Sslishury's relatives we're
greeted with angry cries OF shame
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-05
BOAT BLOWN Up:
ONE MAN KILLED.
-FOUR FATALLY HURT AND
SEVERAL ARE MISSING.
boiler "f River Craft Exploded
aud Vessel WAS Destroy I'd
Men Taken from Icy Water.

riTTSBURG. Feb. s.-By the exploeior
Of the boilers On the tovboat John "
Allies. owned BY the Monongs hela River
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company.
near Lock No. at 10 o'clock this
morning. ono man was killed outright.
four probably fatally injured and sew
ersi are stu missing
Six others were rescued from the lev
waters and two Of these. Maria Wal
ker. the cook. and James Williams. Are
man. are dangerously injured.
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FEVER PATIENT
JUMPED FROM ROOF
GIRL SMASHED A SKYlIGHT
TO GET TO HOUSETOP.
BADLY Injured She Wade Her Wa,
from Yard 's street. Whore
She Mas Found.

D"hrious Wi'h 'cter N,-,h K,iiy
iInp'i rom the ROT NJ ia, re.iten "
~ Mr.. } - f1tnnlgnu. a. No II
Thorn street TODAY ami MS p-,ath,y
fatally hurt
when left alone for Jew minutes
she Eu' out ~ p-l o. n,r room lu ,he
third noor vent 9, the attic. SMASHED
IN" skviigu' ami climbed mt ta tho
roof. from which she iumpcd 60 the
rear ward Although badly hurt The
girl managed t. drrE ner-si' around "a
'h" gat" IN front 90 tn, house Nner-
81" was found hv Nr- Flanagan She
Nns taken 10 the cav Hospital
Tho .'r. Nt- domestic emp pye :
nv Mr. FlaunigH1
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BRITISH ROUTED
GEN. DE VETS AID.
Commandant WesseIs's Force Scattered with
Heavy Loss--Last Cannon Taken

10 horse, and lnr mules The Bosr
casualties we're nyc men kN"d siN
wounded aud tNcn'y seven men cap
,IrUa
Among the Killed was Fold Cnrn"'
Wea.c,s Among tho prisoners : cap.
taller ~ the stats Nir.l'fE The
were slight
Th. National scouts near Midl"l-
r.-E capt colony captured thirteen
FrIa pn'F-
Plume l'nr Nmsrs fopr' Trans
.1u. captured seven prisoners ana -
head ~ cattle
Gen. Gilbert Haml.tHa ,apturei
f1Ir.E.rHu ur.-,'s'-
\ report wns sen out THAT Gen he
We himself lti been tgilrcd md
sn.'u African mining share advanced
.Hrr..fr
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REMINDER OF RAMAP0.

According ~ = certificate nled In the
ono NJ the County Cierr II Xmas
County to-day tho Stockholders OF tho
Ramapo Water Company held a meeting
and elected directors 80 BrooblNE yesicr-
iaN afternoon. Shares ~ S'o.k 10 IN"
number Of 80 we're votc-l Nv 'i'r"n
stockholders The following di.ee:ors
were elected:
siI.s " Butcher " u u Pratt. ".
jerks 6 Rrusnns S,"rhsr Kelly.
Stephen =. Rsrton. n Murray l."mont.
r Aibert Sostrsnd lnd ". ]. Merton.