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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30
BOND IS DEFkULTED.

Arthur Houde under Indictment for lar
ceny did not appear in court to plead this
morning and as this bondsman was not in
evidence either: both were declared de-
faulted and capias ordered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30

Burdoch Blood Bitters gives a man q
clear head. an active brain, strong
vigorous Dody-makes him MT for the BAT.
tie Of fife
Group instantly relieved Or Thoma.
bclectr'c OIL Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
Every family p~ouId have its hou.ehola
medicine chest and the first bottle In Al
should be Dr. WOdd's Norway Pine sy.
ruB; Natures remedy FOR ,Oughs aud
colda
Itching pilesG Never mind n phyacians
tailed 20 cur. you. Try Doso's Ointment
No failure there ~ tenu at any drus
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30
ATTACHMENT LEVIED.

According to the city hall records, Isaac
A. Fraser has attached the property of
Henry Charnley for the sum OF $40 The
property consists Of two lots on the
southerly side OF Cleveland street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30
Sl4 to the DakOtaS.

From Chicago and from Mil
waukee.
March II, "a and 81, and April
7 and a. 1908.
To all points on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway in
North Dakota and South Dakot a.
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railway.
Folder mailed on request.
". W. HALL, n, {. Frelgh. sAd Pass'r Agt.
369 Washington ST.. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News by DAVIS Il
DEXTER, Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-30
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
FLETCHER IL CO., street floor. Banigan
building
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
5iir $500 nad) 9entldlmlb.

Deutib anerifanilbe 3eituneen
perben i'm alten 8aterlanb init erp=
Bem Sntereile eelelen, neil iie ii9
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON orii=
ben mebr @euigfeiten unb Mabrib=
ten bringen, als bic beutlben .8eis
tungen ielblt. Oie rSreie Brelie fir
Eeras" lit briiben iiberaa, tppbin fie
geianbt piro, Elm iebr gem gelebener
@ait unb fann ii9 riibmen, Nner=
fennung unb WIrbigung gu finben,
tpie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
iDuie an Dieienigen, tuelbe bas Blatt
an ibre 8ermanbten i1ifen, berpDr.
3ebt. 8er baber ieinen Berpanoten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreube erpeilen,
ibnen Elm pilItomtnenes @e1henf
MAIDEN mill, Der beftelle fir lie bic
nSreie Breiie fir geras". Das Sn=
tereiie fiir geras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @egenb, NOD Die
gertpanoten tpobnen, 1T in Deutlb=
lano iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unntDg<
li9, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 eriino=
libe Iuftldruns unb 8ei1reibung
bes fren1ben 2anbes gu geben, pie
bies Die nSreie Breffe" aQmD9ent>
li@ tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
BON So nerienben mir pDrtDfrei unler
cei6baltigeS @D6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgenb cine Gbreife i'm Nuslanbe.
9ie ssreie Yreiie fir Seras Nnbl.
Cpmbani,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30

Mgnete. sd loFs mir au9 bon elmer
prtn5effin ni6t auf bic 3ehen treten!"
j9rie Nellb; ribre sroben Giibe tbun
boppeIt lpeb!-" Das ipar unerbort.
Mgnete tpurbe firfdrotb; iie fau9te
nur nod. sd fdretbe bas meiner
Mama-ia, bos thu i9," {agte iie.
,9itte fdDn," ertpiberte Nenb, .sana
itein=Sppenboff tann mir ben
8tdel 'runterrutiden-" 9ie @ituaz
tipn bate fid 10 sefdbrli4 ausefpiBt,
bab nur etn f9nelIer gnti4luB ben
5rieben retten tpnnte. n4ufgepaBt~
rtef Srdulein Bramann; .tpir ftneen
jebt. 3tpei-bret! Dte 9inmel rib
men bes @pisen Gbre-"
Ser @efang bub an. Dos mar Elm
Slid. Die beiben &fMbns mubz
ten n1itfingen. g1eap tbdt btes nit 81
fonberer @nsreie. sic leste alIe TIRE
Mutb in ben Choral. 1robbem flang
er ben unb friid in bic Wforsenfriibe
btnein. Nm 9artenaaun itanben Der
8rieftrdser, bic Milhfrau, atpet @tras
benfeser unb Elm paar q3offonien, bic
bom 8runnen tamen, unb b0rtsn oufe
merriam au; itonben au6 Ontsl Nants
unb @gon, Die eemeinfam einen Sriih@
fpaaiergans unternommen batten unb
nun gerabe CUR redten 3etf am 8ad<
fti1tafen nnriiberfamen.
(Sprtlebuna fD(9t,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
sett itber so Sahreu

ldpn purbe Wers. @inslow's 8 500.
thing Syrup pDn Willipnen pDr
Muttern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
angetuenoet. Wirit Du i'm Shlafe
our9 bas 6breien zines &inbes ae,
itDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unt Dor
S9mer3en tpeint? 9Hern 10, la1Ie
iofort cine 5laiDe ppr ,Wlrs.
Winsloms SDotbine G'prup" bolen.
Sein @ertb 1T unbeaablbar. @s
uiro oem neinen 2eibenoen lofort
2inberung perlbaffen. GerlaBt euh
barauf, Wiitter, es lit fein 8meifel
bariiber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, reeu,
tirt ben Wagen uno bic Nieren, be.
leitigt @ino aDlif. ertpeibt Den
@aunen, perbinoert Gntaiinbuna
un6 itdrtt bas ganae Spitert. ,Mrs:
8insloms Soutbine Syrup fir sab.
nenoe &inoer lit aneenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; 6aS &ecept itantnt bon
einen1 Der beiten tueibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s 1T BEL allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen Welt Al
baben. Breis 25 Gents per sylal6e.
&auft nibtS anberes, als Wirs.
Minsloms SoDthinazSprup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30

er6Bten 8iireeneel Der Menibbeit
enge @rensen ieben uiro. Ser be-
fannie, i'm Bariler Ba1teur Snititut
aueeitellte 8afteriploee Or. Mars
nnDref bat nab Sabre anoauernoen
Gerluben Elm 9uberfulple Serum
bergeitellt, tpel1es iib bereits in
sablreihen 5dQen als elm ipesifiibes
6eilmittel eegen Tuberfu1oie be-
tpdbrte. Or. Warmpret miro bentz
nddit Die @reebniiie leiner Ser
iude Der frans0fiihen Ifabez
mie Der @iKenlbaften pDree=
gen. Warmoref's Gntoefung lit
ibDn felt Monaten pilienibaftltd3
iprubreif, bub aDserte er bisber, ba=
init an bic Seffentlibteit su treten,
neil er bDn ben Wfiatpnen Sbpino=
iiibtigen Der @elt cine 5u grpBe Nabs
fraae nah Dem Serunt erpartete.
uelbe er bisber nibt bdtte befrteoi=
gen fDnnen.
- Ser Ipcialiitilbe baprilbe 2ano=
taasabgeDronete 8irf fiinoiet bas
@ri9einen elmer BrDlhiire NIT @nt=
bullungen iiber bic rupp=Nffdre an.
= Der Gertreter elmer grpBen atne=
rifaniIben &oblenbanolung taufte
i'm &ubrbeairf 100, 900 gunnen &pb<
fen su guten Breilen CUR fDfortieen
Gerlbiffung nah Mmerifa auf.
- BDn ga1trieS auf Der tue1tinbi=
ihen Snlel Santa 2ucia tpirb beribs
tet: Sainitae brabte Der tDnielide
Boitbatnpfer CIT" iiber 400 Muss
flugler nab ct. Bierre, W1artini@
que, bon tpD er beute 3uriif febrte.
Derlelbe bringt Die 9eabribt, oaB,
tpdbrenb er bel ct. 8ierre lag,
@abn,ittaes Inn 5 l1br elm Nusbru9
bes Wont Belee erfolgte. gr befans
ben fih our Belt iiber 200 Baiiaeiere
beS DanpferS am 2anbe, uno es
berribte groBe Beinr9niB um oieielz
ben. Baiiagiere, tpelbe an 8Drb
tparen, unteritiiBten Die Mannihaft
in oer 8ettung Der am 2anoe Be-
finoliben Aeute. Mah 40 Minuten,
mdbreno uelher erDBe Nufregune
berrihte, tuuroen leBtere idmmtlid
tpOblbebalten an 8oro gebrabt. gs
tuuroen anibeinenb ettpa 800 sSuB
Der 8ereipiBe fortaeiprengt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
9eriad,te, es s,t perberaet.

Sc lit Die alte @eldibte: rDie
Sonne bringt es an ben Eag!" Sour
baB es iib in oieienl Sale nibt
UNI Elm 8erbreben banoelt. Cine
Srau fiiblt iid abeeipannt. iie bat
8udenlbmersen uno leioet an Ser
bauunesibmdde, aber iie meint,
nes iei geibts" unb nerluht es gu
uerbergen. bis lie iblieBlih gang
uuo aar suiamtnenbribt. gduiden
Sic iib nidt! geebmen sic ipfprt
Electric Bitters. @r bat ben 6uf,
6aB er Magen=, 2eberz uno Nierens
8eibmeroen beilt uno er tpirb SIR
ganaes Spitem neu beleben! Die
iblimmiten Sortnen iener &ranfbei<
ten meroen iDfDrt Der beilenoen
Maht oes Electric Bitters meiben.
Sour so Gents uno aarantirt burh
Die Ipotbefe BON S. &alteper &
SDbn, @eo. S. Shtnitt, @ieentbii=
tner uno No. DreiB.
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Nus Npenraoe in 6h(esmi

NuS Npenra0e in S1leSmig
i6reibt man: Die untenntniB Der
&ebtihreibung bat einen bieoeren
@bemann in Der n6rolihen &arr=
baroe in grDBe Gerlegenbeit ge=
bratt. gr batte nah lanaem Nah=
iinnen beihloffen. ieiner 5rau Elm
paar groBe 0ausIegen (Bilber) gum
@etbnahtsfeit gu ihenten. Ct be-
itellte iie idriftlih bel ieinem &aufz
mann in Der Stabt uno freute iit)
beralih, alS oaS grDBe Bafet ges
race in Nbpelenbeit ieiner sSrau
eintraf. ST pertpabrte bas sBadet
an einem 1iberen Ort unb am Weibs
nabtsabeno iiberreibte er es freubez
itrablenb ieiner gbebdlfte. Oiele
nimnt NIT ber3lihen Dant bas @e=
Ihenf entgegen unb Dffnet ppI
Spannung oas 8adet. ODD fie
glaubt ibren Nuaen nibt au trauen
unb AUDI ibr gbemann 1tebt oa nit
einem feinesmeaS geiitreihen @ez
iibt. Bum BDribein tamen nGtn=
lib spei grOBe Sdaen, tpie fie Der
Tiihler gebraubt. Der quite @5es
mann batte 9ausldaen itatt 6aus-
legen geihrieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
@rftaumltdae gaerpemffarfe

miro bDn t1tanben 2euten in Der gr.
tragung pon Sbmer5en funbgege<
ben, ieien es nun iDlbe, melhe our9
gelegentlibe Sbnitte unb anbere
8unoen, ooer ourb Quetibuneen.
Werbriibungen, tpunoe SiiBe Doer
fteife 8elenfe er5eugt merben. Nber
man brauht gar nid)t iolbe Shiner-
gen aus5ubalten. Budlens Mrnica
Salbe miro Die Sbmersen peribeu=
hen unb bann beilen. Sc lit Die
bette Salbe, tpelbe es fir 9dmpr=
rbOioen giebt. Sir 25 Gents Die
Sbabtel BEL S. &alteper & Spbn,
@eD. S. S. Sbn1itt, gieentbiirner,
uno No. DreiB, Druauiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
Sauslidher Wersrus.

IS lit pobl nur ielten cine santi.
lie gu ftnoen, in Der nift eelegents
lib einmol bdusliher 8eroruB ppr.
tomn,t. Iber oieier tam lebr pers
minoert peroen, uenn man Dr.
Sings Weue 2ebers Billen i'm 0auie
bdlt. Oieielben erlparen piel Nerger
ourb lire aroBartigen Wirfungen
bel Magen< uno 2ebersS StDruuqeu.
Sic peridaffen Sbnen nidt nur CT
leihterung. ionoern AUDI 6eiluna.
8u babert fir 25 Gents BEL s. Ralz
teper & Sobn. @eo. s. S. Shmitt,
@igentbiimer, uno 30. Oreis, Droz
auiften.
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q II 8 [ on b.

= glus Wien miro bertbtet: Ser
neue 0fterreibiibe &rieasminiiter
Selbmarlballeutenant Sitter b.
B;ttreih, bic pDr Surgeon Steaper=
treter bes gbefs bes @eneralitabs,
Eat eine Torlage betreffs Der Ser
n1ebrune bes idbrlihen &efrutenfonz
tingents uni $4,000 Mann ausee=
arbeitet, tpelbe bic 3uitimmung TO-
tpDbl Der D1terreibiiben pie un-
eariiben &eeierung erbalten bat.
= Die nNugsb. Mbenbsta." per=
Dffentliht cine 3ulbrift aus Diff
aiersfreiien, tpDrin auf cine .Nbdnoez
rung Der arieasgeiebe plaibirt uiro,
bic unbeoingten @eborlam befeblen.
Die 8uibrift perlanet Die @infiiguna
BON 8araarapben nab nelhen es
einem nntergebenen geitattet iein
iDa, einem perrrdten Dber gerneinen
8efebl zines BDrgeiebten ben @es
boriam su perneigern uno nDtbigenz
fans ipear tbdtlihen Wiberitanb gu
leiiten. Die 8uIhrift fnipft an cine
IHdre in &enosburg an. tpo elm
! unterDffisier einen Solbaten ges
snuneen baben i0a, feline eiaenen
grfretnente gu elien.
= Die 8erlan,nlung Bomners
iher 2anomirtbe in Stettin bat cine
rNn1iebelungs= =@eieuibaft" eegriin=
bet unb bantit einen Sbritt in pratt
tiiber GDsialpulitit eetban, Der ole
eminent pihtie gift. Die neue @e=
lelIlbaft min aus erDBeren @litern
fleinere lanbuirtbldaftlih lebens=
fdbiee 8elibunaen aller Irt ihaffen,
Die einestbeils ben Nrbeiter ieBbaft
MAIDEN, anoerntbeils bic Muspanoe=
rune perbinbern uno bic ginpans
beruna nad Bommern befDroern iol@
len. Die Namen. tpeld]e an Der
Spite oieIer neuen @eieGidaft fteben.
laiien erboffen, baB oieier Ylan elmer
inneren &oloniiation BDmnternS
fein leerer Wabn bleiben tpiro,
= 9lus Berlin i6reibt man: Hrpf.
Mommlen, oeiien meiBe tualenbe
6aare bel allen tpilienibaftli9en
gerlammlunaen fir ben 8eiuber
auffdIig itno, bat bieielben einee=
biBt. @r fletterte beinabe auf bic
Dberite Stufe elmer 9reppe. um elm
8uh aus einem Der b0ber eeleeenen
S1rGnte ieiner 8ibliotbet gu bolen,
uno bielt babel cine brennenoe Serge
10 nabe an leinen 8opf, bab auf ein=
NAL feline aansen Saare in Slammen
| itanben. BrpfeHor Wonnien bate
@eiiteseeeenwart 9enug, tlofort ieis
nen NrbeitsrDd aus5u5ieben unb
benielben iiber ben 9Dpf gu tperfen,
| 10 bic 5lamnen eroriideno. Sein
@efiht bate 8ranemunoen aufau=
tueilen unb feline 10 sdrtlib gepflea-
ten 2oden tuaren perlengt. Der
Brofeiior bemertte ben Witalieoern
Der 5amilie, Die gu ieinem 8eiitono
eilten, niebt iit es nit meiner Sd0ns
belt porbei.
Durb 8rioat Wittbeiluneen
aus Baris erfdbrt man, baB elm tptrts
James Mittel geeen bic S6pinoiuht
entoedt lit. luelbes bon Williunen
! gRenSrhp,1 ofs u :.
0'e -... u.s rtne @rtDiuns aus
syurdt uno Dual betrabtet uno oem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
Sn 8olen tuurbe bic @rdfi,

Sn Boien tuurbe bic @rdfin
&miledi tpegen &inoeS unters
ihiebnng perbaftet. I'm elm arns
Bes Rittergut au erben, oas ibr cine
idbrlihe 6ente bon $1,000 Marf
abmarf. batte iie cine aeibidte ains
oes llnteribiebungs Sntriaue in
Scene geiebt. @raf Sector &tuiledi,
Mitglieo Der pDlniiben 5raction
i'm &ei6stage. batte Die Slaee oeqeu
iie angeitrenat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
6. S4euernleaer's Hauilienaarteu

erireut fib meeen ieiner aasaeaeid.
neten 8iibe oes beiten 8uies BEL
9ieiigen uno 5remben uno miro
oementlprebeno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft ftarf patroni=
itrt. Delifateiieu Der Sail lon ents
ipreheno. Mil1ereiprDbutte aller
Nrt. SIM Saloon finbet man itets
friibes Bier, quite 8eine, 2ieaDre
uno gigarren. Sbeuermeper's So
milienaarten iit elm grboluuasptab
erlter alaiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30

- Sarben, Dele. Binlel &c. err
bdltlib bel
Mnteriun 4 &nterion,
pit uno PIG Oft SDulton STRIDE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30

= 8pei Streitenoe lino oft lAun
sufrieoen. penu man 8eioen unreht
aiebt,
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ShowtitteraS lpiiuittt Gu6

i'm @arteuzDiitritt bes @taates. sc.
lunobeit uno &lima uniibertrpfen,
8iaige Qdnoereien fir ben Jarlaer,
Utarttgdrtner, Obit= uno Biebaiidter.
Wegen Ginselbeiten tpenoetGuh an
q. s. Wartin, q. 8. g.,
San NntDnip, Teras
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
HI!lIIISS|AG GIRL
FOUND IN OMAHA
Miss Coffin, Of East Orange,
Tells Queer Story of
Abduction
FRUSTRATED BY NERVOUS SHOCK

Omaha, Neb. Nov. 7.-Miss clela
Iofa9hine Coffin, the 15-ycar-oid
daughter OF W. Ward Coffin. whose
mysterious disappearance from her
nome, in East Orange, n. j., last Tues
day has caused her parents great anx-
iey, arrived in Omaha and is now at
the home of Postmaster Joseph Grow.
whose wife ia a niece OF the girl's fath-
or. The young lady is prostrated by a
nervous shock. which she says is tho
result OF an attempted abduction from
her home by two strangers, a man and
O woman.
According to the young lady's ac-
count of her abduction, she had been
attending the high school in East Or
ange. aud laot Tuesday, ther being no
school, ehe made q trip to the gymna-
gium to take her usual exercise. For
the last month she had been passing
o. strange woman just near the school
building. who always had strange
effect upon her. The woman had pierre
ing black eyes. and the girl says they
had an extraordinary effect upon her
Tuesday the strange woman approach
cd her. she says, and told her tn a very
commanding way to pack her clothes
end follow her. In a half dazod state.
and acting under the hypnotic spell.
lho girl made the trip back to her
home, and without seeing any of the
iamily, packed her clothing and did
as the woman had hidden. she had
arranged to meet the glrl Mt a certain
place. and when Miss Coffin arrived
On her return ther was a strange man
in company with the woman.
The Sirl. according to the story she
tells. was placed in a carriage. ana
after the man and woman had entered
they were driven at a rapid rate, final
ly landing in Newark, N. j. From there
they were taken to the railroad sta
tion, and. boarding a train, they soon
landed in New York city She next
realized that the party was aboard an
other train, and on its way to Chicago.
She was driven from ono railroad sta
ion to another, and when they again
boarded a train the woman remained
Win NDl ana Nlt man AINNlA~A a scat
in the coach next 10 the rear. When
the train reached Cedar Rapids Miss
Comn had recovered her senses, and
slipped out and sent a telegram TO
Postmaster Joseph Crow, asking him
to meet her. Meantime her captors
had left the c-r, she says.
Postmaster Crow met the young lady
as she left the train on the Northwest
orn. AS soon as Miss Coffin saw Mr.
Crow she recognized him and fell into
his arms proslrated. He assisted ths
young lady, who is in a state OF al
most complete nervous prostration, tc
his home and placed her under the
care OF physician. Miss Coffin is
confined to her bed, and is in very
weak condition.
No trace has been found Of the mys-
terlous man or woman, and the only
supposed motive is that they expected
to abduct the girl and hold her for ran
som.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
SAM PARKS SENTENCED
AGAIN FOR EXT0RTI0N
New York Walking Delegate
Gets Two Years and Three
Months

New York, Nov 7.--Sam Parks, the
walking delescte. has been sentenced
10 two years and three months in Sins
Sing prison. This sentence was passed
on the charge of extoruag $500 FROM
the Tiffany Studios. He was taken &c
Sing Sing by two deputies.
AS soon as sentence was pronounced
Counsel Pattle. for the prisoner. asked
for a new trial On the usual grounds
Judge Newburger refused 10 grant the
plea. Counsel then asked that owing
TO the walking delegates depleted ply
steal condition. the greatest loniency
possible be extended. Judge Newburg-
er replied that he had given the matter
considerable thought and had come to
he conclusion that the sentence i'm
posed was the lightest possible under
the circumstance.
There Is considerable doubt felt as
to whether Parks will ever survive his
sentence. He is suffering from disease
and many feel that a sentence Of two
years and three months IS practically a
sentence for life and that he viii never
again breathe free air.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
NINE MEN KILLED IN
FIRE IN COLD MINE
Superintendent and Several
Others Perish Attempting
to Rescue Others

Butte, Mont, Nov. IA Virginia
City special says fire in the Kear.
sarge mine. six miles from Virginia
City, killed nine men, The damage
to surface buildings is slight Anon
the dead Is superintendent r. B.
Turner, of Butte. one of the bes,
known mining men ia the northwest
The Koarsarge is one of the principal
gold mines OF the state. and IS con.
sidered valuable.
AT the time the flames were discoy'
cred the timbers in the tunnel were
ablaze. How the fire originated is not
known, but at the first alarm all the
miners. carpenters and laborers, some
40 In all, hastened across the gulch
TO aid in subduing the flames. Super
intendent r. b. Turner at once went
to the scene and assumed the direction
Of affairs. entered the tunnel through
the fire and smoke to give warning tC
the entombed miners and TO aid 4
their escape Near tie mouth Of Ga;
tunnel they stumbled over the dead
body of John Tooin, who evidently has
made an effort to escape, but w,'
driven back by the flames and smoke
They carried the body TO the surface
and once more entered the working.
to rescue their comrades II possible
According 10 the story of a miner
Hurley by name. he. with Turner ant
another man, entered the mine benin,
him. but descended through the ain
shaft Hurley was the last of thre,
20 descend. After going down some
distance through the cir SHAFT Hurley
heard a cry and then thuds, as 4
bodies were striking the timbers, fol
lowed by a smotherod splash iIG' thl
water. Hurley tried to go fdrthe
down the shaft, but was compelled t.
retrace his steps
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An Illinois Corporai ION with a capital
Of $4,000 established .sovon years and in
successful operation ln Chicago, New
York and 81. Louis. having decided to cx-
,cnd business throughout the United
sates ana Canada. desires connection
with competent man as exclusive terri
ioral manager who Will dnvrn, $1,000 In
the dividend paying stock I'd the company
with guarantee agganst logs Salary SigC
per month and d per cent Of net profits,
which win at least equal salary. System
protected By copyrights and In demand
by an merchants and manufacturers the
year around 50 per cent. of customers
have renewed contracts Tor seven years.
System simple, complete mastery quickly
acquired. so scheme. No speculation.
5raishe. clean, honorable business. WIN
H.and tho most searching Investigation.
Highest commercial and bank references
furnished. Address Director of Agencies,
Tribune Bldg. Chicngo.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
NUGGETS or NEWS

To men were instantly killed by
an explosion Of gas in the repair shops
of the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitts.
burg
John D. Kicker q farmer near Ruth
s1iord, Pa. was shot to death by the
Incidental discharge OF his gun while
hunting Tor rabbits.
by a vote OF 1924 to 153 the en-
ployes Of the Chicago City Railway
Company have decided to strike to en-
sorce their demands.
The German emperor's yacht Meteor
wilihe sent to this country next spring
TO take part in the ocean yacht race
Tor the Emperor's cup.
Tho Ia Butta Cigar Company. Of
York Pa, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy at Scranton. Liabilities are
$4,000, with assets Of $4,000.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
HARVESTER EgGIGG BLOWS UP

Columbus, o., Nov. 7.-While stu
dents Of the agricultural college at the
Ohio State University were Witnessing
the harvesting Of field Of corn fer
ensilage purposes by a machine, op-
Grated by an old traction engine, the
boiler blew up and pieces OF iron tore
through the crowd of students The
force of the explosion was terrific and
was felt through all the university
buildings. The most intense excite
ment was caused. and the students
came running in all directions from
class rooms and dormitorios.
The killed are: Charles Pepper. en-
glneer. The injured. John Delgarn
assistant engineer, fatally; Vernon II.
Davis. assistant professor In bortcui'
ture, and SIX students.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
lnAammatory Speech Against England

lnhammatory Speech Against England
ST. Thomas, B. W. l.. Nov. 7.-At a
great public meeting the taxation
scheme was discussed and a commit
tee Of 16 was appointed to frame sug
gestlons as to what length the com
munity was prepared to go in the d.
rection of taxation. The meeting was
orderly. tho people indicating their
Willingness 10 pay some OF tho in-
creased taxes, until an indnmmatory
speech was made by Charles Taylor,
an Englishman, long a resident OF St
Thomas. Taylor advocated resistance
TO taxation in the same way that the
Americans at Boston resisted the tea
duty. and urged a revolt. Great dis
order ensued. and only the interior
once of the police prevented serious
consequences. Taylor was -silonccd by
the protests of the gathering and then
the meeting quietly broke up.