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Times-promoter., 1903-01-23
Resources.
OF the Above Amount of Loans and Discounts:
To Stockholders of the Bank - $1,000 90

l. Cooke Cashier of the fernando Bank of fernando Mis-
sspp, 90 hereby certify that the foregoing
exact statement the and liabilities on the dav
and date named hereng shown by the books same
j. /. COOKE Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- Chancerv Clerk and
for the county of DeSoto Mississippi this the day January
1908. n R M.xwpTy cIo,l, -
BY E. T. MAXWELL D. G.
Examined and found correct this 9TH day January 1903
%. COLE Auditor.
Money to Loan on Approved Collateral Pays Interest Deposits Your
Business Respectfully Solicited
Times-promoter., 1903-01-23

get good roads at that figure, and
| would like to see "home rule"
carried to the limit of safety and
usefulness.
CHAS. SHEPHERD.
Lynchburg Jan. 10, 1908.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
Spule0 6elobreoetl,l

Serr 9eber 2. 8eppe. 4itoria, 2. Sat,
ffriper: Seq totter 7em iur ben aur, DC
ienbte mig for noorn lib iiber. Seq III
min Sprelie tilbaee o9 bgrer irenoeles
gubt".
Cushing / Subebet ppbprer o9iaa. Seno
8eifrioelie al 9eres 5ili9lbe, iont unoers
Igoes frit. Werfs creflinif,
159 g9. 1873 Ct. 9eiu Y)orf.
Gn lille Yoa, i 10 m sns a,rig rg ,l,.y b,s ct BIER 8sn
IT frif. q. Sonnergprn D. BOT u, Aafinr 3eta Ibis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
#GcOar Sails, Sa.

6ans 9auritIen. 5reospile, lpttebe
/ Manoags meo fin 6omilie Der til
gpen. De agter / neite uge at lore
tage en- Rejie til California for Der /
aogen 5io at heIsge S%lagtnin9e.
= 6arl Menoebaa. en- At Gleoerne
paa RormalIfolen. bapbe en- Dag /
forrige ltge let 9eili9beO til at be-
Iti9le en- at fine aammerater for $40;
men ban blep mart efter opbdget og
ifenot en- MuItt. 5 2grgelie ooer,
bbao ban bapbe giort. iegte ban /
9prodqs at gore Gnbe pda 6iitorien
ped at taae fig ielO al Dage BED Gar
bolipre. 6an li99er MI pda 9oipitalet,
ca qa9erae bar goot 0aab ON. at ban
after oil blioe raft. 6an bar oa be-
luttet at rejie til fit 9iem / R9rbeoen
at Waribantopn.
: DIR. 8. 9. Rasmusien, Der /
Flere aar bar bost paa 9rabdms 6drm
9eft for gpen, reiite / iioite 1se meo
fin 5omilie til @iseoniin bpor ban
/ Rarbeben at DeIt Danmart bar febt
fig en- 5urm.
: Deter 9eterIsn, Der / De iieite
4aringer bar arbeioet for 5enrp
Ma3ontp. refer / oenne ugs msb lin
6uitru og en- grooer til Minn., bpor
&c / 5aaegfab bar fOrpa9tet en- itsrs
re 3arm.
= Misfionar Sens 0iren afla9ts
os iibite 9sroog ct tori men tartoms
ment geieg. 9an par pad 9ei til
8cImar. Sd.. bpor ban bapoe lopet at
praoifs / Sgnbaes.
= Riels Rielien ng 6uitru pentes
BERTH / oenae 1ge fra 9atimer, Sa.,
6por De bar bait Opbolo iioen / Gfz
~teraaret. Rielien pil after inotd9e i'm
eamle glaos bos 6enrb Wa5antp. Def
er os en- 0labe after al bare oisie 9enz
ner iblanbt os.
5 manoags Gffermiooass opfom
Der Slo unoer Wiqimects' ga9eri, pe0
at en- 9asolinopn etsplooereoe. granoz
Daienet fit oog efter Il Bar 3imers
ar6tjoe 9ugt meo Slbea, iaa tun BET
fsrfie Sub bleo 6r9nbt. Yoitbuiet
peb Sioen at mautte rnbOes. Mr.
8iIimecfs leb Ell betpbsligt Dab, iom
ban bog til 9els oil faa oaftet Deb
assurance.
- garl 6briItenIen o9 6uitru tom
/ iioite llge BERTH ira qatimer og agter
for Jremtioen at bape beres 5jem Der
/ gnen.
- Sibte ltas par ben tolosite llge.
Ri bar bait / @inter; men nu er bet az
Ter oejliet 9eir, og Ri glaosr Os peb
5oraarets aomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
Vorresponodmeer.
Gaacnoer, Sa.

8. g. 6aniea bar leiet i'm Soro uo
git for gpen og er fpttet til @allenoer.
s0an flyer. ban pil ar6sioe Jon 9sms
mermano naIte CONNER.
= 4nbers 9. Maoien er reiit til
0apton meo 6amilie for at feire i'm
Mooers 83zaarige 6poielsbaa. Mrs.
q. 8. So5anien er Der At paste 6niet
Ida l9nge.
= aoinoeforenin9en bolber lit a9ite
Mpoe Manoag Den 2. Marts bos Nlrs.
6. SobnIon.
9i faar fri qoitomberin9 Der hos
9anTterne til I. Qpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27

reooiais mango at peterieas eanbs-
mano bar itaaet BAN bi unoer ben
langoari9e eg imertefuIOe SpgoOm.
Der tran9tes 10 til en- til at page BED
bans SpgeIeie boer Ydt.
Den SUB tie aop! for Spgoommen
Ioetfeoe bans Qanos og9egemes ar9f=
Ter, tunoe ban befenoe: Seq bar fun
bet Seius. o9 jeg er iaa lpttelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
gOaniferefl""
drrsae ben q. 5ebruar 1908.
Blair, Heb..

= ! 1irsoags 4ftes, oa 9obsto9et
HutDe afaaa fra Blair til 0mabd.
FurIsgie 0arDep 4utlep at ipringe paa
nrt. ultu par iaa ubeloig at GLIDE.
bborDsn ban bleb ooertert, iaa at beg
ge Hfn mnatt, afi9ttes unoer 8n9ez
ne. 5an Fones at befinoe iig eFter
Gmff0noigbeoerm IRroeles pei og oil
fdH5fpnligpis lebe.
5bob er Der / @eien. 9amle2
Eaht pon 5pebsn2" .glst life bet.
5orsitmt at brittle Roefp Mountain
&c I Mites. Mutter IagOe, ieg oiloe
blTre fns / Dag" 35c.
5ornhdm &c Sdmpion.
Or Romine er Den 5anbl9ge,o Der
uotr0ffrr Deres 5enber imertefrit og
Iapsr Il S0t 59noer for $500. San
fr0FFes / Blair fra IS. Darts paa
lit SDntOr, Clifton 6otel.
Deb Menigbebsmpoet i 5irsbugs
stFfss uaIstes gaftor gertien, 5utdin=
ION. Minn.. Ill praft for Menigbeoen
I Blair.
: hos Sobn 5. nnrub er Steoet.
5por d ber tsbe 9eres Msbler.
Undertaking" belsrses til Moderate
griEer.
ssobn 6. Nnoerfen fnttebe / 9ddr
nh poo ben 5urm. iom ban bar fsbt
geIt Fur 5rsmont. Ssprigt ipntes ban
sont ON Nufbington Gountp, men od
Ran har msot favorable Yilfaar pdu
osn IN Yiaos, bar ban fact Chit til
1T Fcrfess eerube.
Gen lille ioper og potter. mems
4gnFr 15iltr, berfom Der bruges Hocfn
Rr4ztaia Sc. BET er ben beoite 9erz
H~smsDifin. Der nogen Sinbe er buot
opoFrsHhe Msore. Soc.
5arnbam &c Sompion.
SSobn Me2uarrie bar ct tort
GpIag at gbgningsmaterialer og 8ul
III iaDsHr 9rifsr.
5sr De fsber Ell M Qumberz
uosu, fOm irO og ie paa De me bent
HeFabrifsrebe 8ogne bos @bas. u.
SoT. DIT toitez Dem Inlet, ON De
isttf fsber.
5iIippenier, mat QnIigtsfdrpe,
fprmffrH bub, rebe % I'll 59noer, lib
Ifef- Ainnorm % baarliat Blob bel
6rrnss I fort 5fo beo 9rug at Rocf1
MnuHtaiu Sc.
5arnbam &c SampTon.
III Romins, Der ubtrRffer 52aber
fusrfsTrit. bill p9re paa tit aontor /
.5IaIr. clifton !5otel, / 9dgsne 2-8
1Earts- 3r9nger De til 9entiit
niI De fpare gengs og unpgaa
Gmtrter Deb al bennenbe Dem til BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
gOmbsas, @aro GO., %. DAT.

Gu er bet pit 5io at gre en- Sc
ghnoelie meo al meooele noget berfra,
for bet bliper fnuienbe tolot igen.
) Dag, Den 10. 5ebruar. bar pi ret
et oeiligt 9eirl Men Sneen better
Soroen o%oeralt, og Ri bar lite slemt
gegbnoelien at DARTS 1902, oa mango
baaoe aper og 6eite butteoe unoer for
auloen, iaa Ri fan, iom Noromanosn
tiger: ..bente noget at bpert".
ut bet bar taget buarbt pad auaene
! ben ienere lib, flyer fig ielO. Men
BET sr 10 en- COB Sing. at De lite er Iaa
,forf9roelig" bpre. De foIter fra 81.
so til $3.50 genneminitlie, bpab Der i
gen er afbansiat at, bpor man tsber
aulene.
Deb ben ~iaatalbtt 5armermine. fom
bsitprss at Mr. Sobn 9. 5rumburg,
faas be til ben ldoeits opea for anferte
pris, naar 9eotommenbe er Qftiebos
Der, ellers er bet $500 og $3.50
peo be andre miner. Del ifal e1ers f.
ges, at aulitreiferne bar tent Winers
ne Der / y. DAT. iau De bar COB 4fz
i~otning paa oeres aul, ielo ON De ian
benregnes til De blpbe; tbi baglig fem
oes 9ogn efter 9ogn lasiet meb aul
Snopdd.
= Wlen 6bab betboer Dog bette, at
5arm pda 5arm fan tsbes? Zion
bette: ut Gieren bar faaet 9anoet frit
ca fun enifer at 30 / ct 6iem. ban bar
betalt bnrt2 gn Del gaar til aanas
oa for at tage ct mt St1tfe frit 9ano,
beo jeg. Men bet foriIdar life enooa;
tbi bet Qntal. ION pil ialae. operadar
lanqt Del 4ntal, fom GAR I'll aanaba.
Selp BET, at en- Del berboenbe fsber fig
en- 5arm III, batter Del beaer life.
0bdo ba2 Wo1 life bet: Ut Der ipes
tuleresl % maj enifer bet Dunone Deo
Sdlget aapenbt mere fo~roela9tigt2
Wellem goipbea og aenmare Iigger life
minbre enb IA 5drme, ION fan tebes
til en- gris al $500 til $2500 Stbfs
fet.
ears 5anien fra 9ea Rioer,
Douglas 60, Minn., bar nplig opret
Der og iegt Zig 2ano. 6dn a1fom til
aenmdre 9sroag Morgen ben Is. 5ez
6ruar og refer Wanoag Mor9en ben
%. 4~ntagelig Dil ban TONNE til at
bo 7 Dill fDbbeit for Clarion. 0a Cam
Get Der bebageoe BAN % bener life bill
blioe BAN faa toitbart. aun airfepeiz
en- til oanife Menigbeber bar BAN min
Ire i~nb6Dbeabe, ba ben iii getble6ems
Wenig6eb pil blipe en- 7 Mif, til G6enz
eyer l9ngere. 6an m9rfebe not, at
Get par noget tolot at fgre omfring paa
Settlelanbet bso 9intertio Der / RorO.
= 9etblebems Menigbeo, iom pa
tor Robe bar 6etjent langere 5ip. er
oleoen bacant.
= Del er mart 7 Tiger Iiben. at Dor
2anosmano g. 30. geterien blep iaa
ipg, at ban MATTE boloe Sengen. Sbgz
rommen er efter 2agernes ubiagn In
fus. Gn lib efter, at ban blep Ienge=
liggenbe, TOM bans grober Safob pc
tsrisn fra g. Dali. hertil for at ftaa
ham Ri nnosr Snsoommsn; en- for
@l9oe og 6j9lp for 5amilieni gn
@fRDe er bet oofad at erfore bpor be-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27

Salt inofommen SOL 40.
Siora9 n OF ta9es irembeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
Suffering
for 3aoer til DC neolioeuoe Sumifers.
- gENE


0o,oretb Weuigbebs 8pinosioren ~
6sbar 6aas. "a. IS 90
Rasaretb Meni9beo, gebar sails. a, l. IS
@u Suleaape 80
Wlabs geolfs Born. Ge6ar Nails, Ia 20
u. 6. 4n6erien, 3ouom, ga. 200
ct. Martins Msni9beb. eeotpole
mimi: z. earien 81 s.. Rnnbien
81 %; 4sls eentien 50 W. sSsr9en
len 81; u. 5homien S. arnbt gan
ien soc. ser8eu sSersenlen 81; &.
Gbriiienien 81; Sent Senion 81. n.
hasmusien 81 D.. Ssnlon 81 ebr.
Aslion, u. z. anberien, earl sSprs
ssnion bper SOC. W. s. 9arlm,
6. .. gislion. lie ". Glen, buer
81 u. ebriitenien soc. Anbrew "a
len 55c.; Sens Nslien % 6. u. 81
len bper SOC. Is. e. aelion 81; s..
Y. 9b~riiienion 50; :. Is. anoerien
og Ssns !. 4nberion bper 81 VI.
Seienion 81, Wotb .Senion oa 6.
6aniou bper 81 z. y. psierion 81;
arnot 0anion Soc. ; s.. i. Glen
$50; N.e. Nelion og ,Sobn anbet.
ion buer 81 ". z. Qeterien s1.5O,
ID. 6. Miasr 81; y. Boiler 81; Is.
Anoerieu 81; ~ 3. Ciion 500;
Dtrs. naniOn 81; M. Raib $3.50,
Seren 6lions1 .. d. 0anion 1850 a IS
$4,000
8er %tuitttret % 10
Salt inbfommen SOL 10
Siora9 n 0 tta9es irembeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
Safi,

81 snItfr berpeo at ubtrnffe Dor bier
teIizg 9ot til be mango genner, iom
FAR Mulpet % opmuntret Dc unoer Dor
Gan. anebarbs l~aagparige Spgoom.
; bar giroet buaoe BAN og os meget.
7olfOrsn uotaler MI goot 6oub ON, at
ban Fsnl biips raft.
geter 3. anuofen.
Mrs. 9nuben
g%enterpoint. 90. Dat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27

Yiora9 moota9es iremosles.
Bettelie: Grit Rasmusisu. gerssiorb. 9.
Cat. 10e., ifal pare Doc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27

Gr hti IT grnnbinnr? grnq 7r. 5homns'
electric Oil. st anipioor? Bruo 7r.
Thomas electric Oil. 5os 3eres Npotheter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-27
Suffering
fer 6auer til 6Dmnaitifbuiet.

1ar t~Bstisref SIT so. Sra 9e hinges 5or=
eHIzg I Al6crf yea. Utinn.. $40; Yaul Re
ftrseu. Slair. 91ebr.. 81. 5%iiiammen s129.50.
Elf For Gdperne.
Is. t. 6auien, 6asierer.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24

Many people, as the holidays APP
preach, doubtless pity the poor In
dian, exposed In many places to win
try blasts and subject to the many
accidents of the forest.
But it happens that the Indians are
pretty we'll looked out for. In fact,
many poor workingman would glad.
ly become a ward Of the nation if he
could fare as we'll as poor Lo.
For Instance, the Usage tribe has
balance for each member of 81. GA de-
posted in Uncle Sam IS strong box in
Washington and drawing 5 per cent
interest.
In addition TO this each member has
s57 acres of land. about one-fifth of
which is in good state of cultivation,
and worth from $40 to $50 an acre.
The rest Of their reservation, $780,
900 acres, is leased for pasturage to
Texas cattlemen. and the rental fur
nishes about So apiece to each Indian.
The Indian frequently "strikes oil, !"
Too. In one way and another the
Indian is gentleman of the forest.
Upon a conservative estimate. each
Usage is worth on an average sll, 500
for every man, woman and child of
the tribe.
No wonder that young men from
the best white families seek the hand
of the Usage maidens in matrimony,
and are generally Observation-Disclosures
oils Star.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
SULTAN CLIMBS DOWN AGAIN
After Protesting That Uncle Sam Was All
Wrong st Alexandretta and the
Turks All Right.

Constantinople. Dec. 21.-The porte
has agreed to the demands of the
United States government, and has Cr-
dered the governor of Alexandretta TO
make ample apology to Consul Davis
for the insults and assault to which
he was subjected by the police of Alex
andretta while he was eScorting to a
departing steamer a naturalized Unit
ed States citizen named Attarin, who
had been liberated from prison through
the intervention of Davis.
United States Minister Leishman ar
rived at friendly understanding in
the premises with Tewfik Pasha. the
Turkish foreign minister. who agreed
to the demands of Minister Leishman
The porte notified the United States
legation orally and in writing of the
instructions telegraphed to the vail Of
Aleppo to order the governor of Alex
andretta to call on Consul Davis i'm
mediately upon his arrival at Alexan-
dretta and offer to him a complete
apology. The porte has also promised
to punish the police officials who as
saulted Consul Davis. and will allow
Attarin to depart unhindered.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
THIRTEEN MAYHAvEP ERIsHED
Seven Known To Be Dead and Six Missing
of the students of q Burned
College.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 21.--It has
developed that six of the negro girl
students who occupied Rust dormitory
of Walden university. which burned.
are missing They are: Maggie
Shroufe, Dover, Ky; Mabel Stewart,
Quito. Tenn; Bessie NJ. Oliver. Tus-
caloosa. Ala; Eva Jamison, Winches-
ter. Tenn; Cora Bryant, Cleveland,
Miss; Adele Christian, Greensboro.
Ala
Search of the ruins has resulted In
the recovery of two charred and I'M
recognizable bodies. which makes the
number Of known dead seven. Those
who escaped from the burning building
were clad only in their night robes,
and saved nothing, and though con-
tributions have been liberal wearing
apparel is still badly needed by the
unfortunates. Among the many tele-
grams of coincidence is one from Book
err T. Washington.
Later. = Two more charred bodies
have been taken from the ruins of Rust
dormit0ry Of Walden university. The
list Of known dead nov numbers nine
and two students are yet unaecount-
ed for.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
FUNERAL TIE-UP AT CHICAGO
Bodies Have To BE Taken to the Gene
teries i'm ANY Sort of Vehicle
ObtainabIe.

Chicago, Dec. 81. = Undertakers'
wagons and street cars are used at
Chicago to convey the dead to the
cemeteries. In nearly every instance
the funerals are watched by union
pickets. who are there to see that no
livery carriages form part of the fu-
neral procession The most prCmi-
nent funeral was that of Judge Hutd b.
inson, for fifteen years on the bench
of the superior court. The remains of
Judge Hutchinson were taken 10 Oak
woods cemetery in an undertaker's
wagon. while the private carriages of
his personal friends were used for the
pall-bearers and immediate friends OF
the family.
While strike sympathiZers surround
ed the home of DIR. .. w. Lewke, cor
oner's physician, the doctor told his
friends he. would drive the hearse that
bore the body of his wife to Waldheim
cemetery. Il will have q loaded shot
gun across my knees and 1 will shoot
the first man who tries to interfere
with me-" he Is said to have declared
to his friends. To this condition has
the strike brought this city. The en-
ployers say there are plenty of men
willing and anxious to work. but they
are afraid In view of recent expert
ences here.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24

Rounding Operations:

The announcement that Secretary
Shaw will suspend the refunding of
the national debt at the end of this
month calls attention to the notewor-
thy success the government has had
in these operations. Since the end of
March twenty-odd million dollars Of
the per cent bonds of 1908 and sew
enty-odd millions Of the per cents
of 1907 have been retired and replaced
by per cent consOls of 1880. The
total amount of refunded bonds will
approximate very closely. it is pre-
dlcted, to the 500, 900, 600, which
Secretary Shaw announced as the limit
of the operations.
The law provides that the retired
bonds can be taken at price which
will represent their value to realize an
income Of 81 per cent. This price
would have made the exchange very
profitable TO the owners of the out
standing bonds had not the secretary
taken advantage of the situation to
charge premium of ? per cent for
the new bonds.
The purpose of the operation was to
secure a larger supply of per cent
bonds to serve as a basis for national
bank circulation. Circulation based
on the 2 per cents pays, it will
be remembered, only one half per cent
tax annually. instead of one per cent.
The desired object was achieved, mas
much as the bond-secured circulation
increased from 33S to 3Sl millions be-
tween March 81 and October 81.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
Dixon Lake Ripples.

Merry Christmas.
A fine quality Of ice is being cut at
Dixon Lake by Cheney Bros.
Trinity Sunday school will give a
Christmas entertainment, Thursday
evening.
Rev. Hartman will preach his fare
we'll sermon at Sucks church, Sun
day evening.
Mrs. How, who received injuries
from fall about month ago is still
confined to her bed.
There will be an election of officers
of the Blue Button Army at Nichols
Hall. Twin Lakes. Jan. 7th. 1904.
c. L, Andrews went to South Bend
Monday evening to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law.M Mr.. Ed. Stamina
han.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24

Battery Of Boilers Let's Go in a
Power House It 81.
Louis. -.
FOUR ARE KNOWN TO BE KILLED
And One Man Is Missing-hccident
on the Rail May Be Death to
Fourteen.

st. Louis. Dec pa battery of sew
en- boilers in the power house. of the st.
Louis Transit company, at Jefferson
and Gcyer avenues, exploded, killing
three employees, injuring six, and
wrecking the building. The force of
the explosion broke window panes for
several blocks in the vicinity When
the boilers let go the brick walls fell
outward and the heavy truss roof
dropped, covering the debris, in which
almost twenty employees were impris-
oned. Instantly all the electric lights
went out and the darkness prevented
prompt work in rescuing the injured.
whose cries could be plainly heard.
Fire broke out in one portion of the
debris, but was extinguished before it
had gained much Roadway.
List of the Dead and Injured.
The dead are w. Wilson, steamfitter;
Louis Barber and Frank Steele (cOl-
ored.) Injured-William CAN'T, will
die; Dennis O'Leary; Peter Valley (cel-
Ored); Simon Mixen (colored). will prob
ably die; Charles g. Thompson
and Charles Grooms (colored). All
but Wilson were stokers and boiler
cleaners. A fire alarm and ambulance
calls were sent in Immediately and
soon an army of rescuers was at work
with lanterns and torches. Wilson and
Barber were the first found, and both
were barely alive. but died on the way
to the hospital.
Adds to the Casualty List.
When the workmen had reached the
center of the ruins they found the dead
body of an unidentified negro. Seven
more injured men had been rescued,
making thirteen injured and four dead.
1t was generally believed that more
bodies would be found. Robert Fulton,
the engineer. is missing. and is believed
to be dead One boiler was hurled near
~ two blocks by the force Of the ex-
plosion and fell into the street, narrow
ly missing some pedestrians.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
NINE ARE ON THE DEATH ROLL
May Yet He Fourteen. Resulting from the
Wreck of q Train.

May Yet he Fourteen. Resulting from the
Wreck of q Train.
Kansas City. Dec. ON a wreck
at Godfrey. Kan, Of the Meteor"
the ST. Louis and San Francisco rail
ways fast train from the south, nine
persOnswere killed and thirty-o 9TH
ers injured. or the injured four prob
ably will die and seven were serious
ly hurt.
The dead are: james kirkpatrick,
Mosby, No.; George Hoyt. conductor,
SapuIpa, 1. T.; b. A. Devices. engineer,
and Theodore Bishard, fireman. Fcrt
Scott, Kan: James H. Wyman (col-
ored), Fleming. Kan: Asa Moreland,
Lenexa, Wis: Lon Corbin and Joseph
Corbin, Bessie, o. T.; John Bluebaker,
news agent, Kansas City.
These were fatally injured Sheridan
Kanable, Hoopertown, o. T.; Z. b.
Garroway, Jonesboro, Ark; John Bell,
express messenger, and III. b. Darling
ton mail clerk, Kansas City.
Seriously injured. w. Gull, OF
tumwa, Ia; Henry NJ. Donahue, Frank
lin, H.; Walter Godsby, Kansas City;J.
ID. Bryant. Davenport. Ia; ]. w. Adj
amson, mail clerk, Kansas City; n.
Il. Darlington. mail clerk. Kansas City.
j. A. BARLEY, the freight brakeman
whose failure to flag the passenger
train caused the wreck, has not been
found. The Corbin brothers-both Of
whom were killed-were on their way
home to Oklahoma to spend Christ
mas
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
REAR ADMIRAL HENRY GLASS.

ward 10 join the other vessels under
immediate command of Rear Admiral
Coghlan is the Olympia. his regular
flagship. Naval officials say that so
far as the reports at hand show no
Colombian troops have been discov-
cred on the southern part of the 18TH
mus, while on the other side the only
one seen have been those on the shore
bordering on the Gulf of Darien.
More Colombian Troops Moving.
The following has been received
from Admiral Glass, dated at Colon:
Hamburg American Steam Packet
company's steamer Christiania, from
Cartagena. Dec. II. reports that
cruiser Cartagena sailed to the north
ward [date missingl. with 500 men
to go to rendezvous in Gulf Of Darien."
Colombians Loyal to Colombia
Colon, Dec. 21.-News received from
the coast is 70 the effect that San
lander, Antioquia and other depart
ments IN Colombia continue their Of
fers to raise money and enlist new
battalicns 10 defend the national In
tegrity. AT large meeting held by
Cartagena Liberals on Nov 80 resolu-
tiOns were passed offering their serv-
ices in defense of the republic and
I'm the maintenance of public order. A
board of control consisting Of fivemem-
bers was appointed TO raise pub
lie subscriptions throughout the de-
partment of Bolivar in aid of the ma
tionaI government, and in order to
meet the heavy expenditure arising
from the critical situation.
~wires" Between Marroquin and Reyes.
Panama. Dec 21-News has been
brought here by thesteamer Martinique
from Savanilla that two battalions Of
Colombian troops have left Savaniha
for Quidedo. A passenger on the Mar
Unique declares that there is a growing
feeling on the part of the people Of
the department of Bolivar to accept
the situation on the isthmus. 1t is re-
ported that President Marroquin re-
Gently sent this cablegram to General
Reyes at Washington: ANY negotia-
tons which do not look to the re-
establishment of the integrity of Co
lomhia will not be acceptable: Gener-
al Reyes is said to have replied in
part. as follows: '.All aggression
against Panama will be disastrous for
Cole nbia. 1 will undertake further
negotiations"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24
Eight Men Burned by Gas.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dec. %. - Great
excitement prevailed in Plymouth
when word was sent to the surface
from the Nottingham colliery that a
serious explosion had occurred in No.
3 slope of that mine, operated by the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company.
The injured are: Levi Edwards, An
thony COmisky, John Bunner, James
Bruce, Martin Stecnasky, Michael
Redgesky. John Bonner and Goldack
Dodis-all burned by gas The in
juries Of Comisky, Bunner and Redge-
sky are serious.