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The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
BURNED OUT
.FirepOts of the School HOUs'
Need R placing.

The school bcari Is having much trouble
with the furnaces al the school house.
The frep,ts have been burned out and
though II will be neesss ~ toreplace them
from the factory, thew will be obliged to
patch them up IS best thsv can until an
order can he placed st and delivered from
the East. A force ot workmsn Is kept
busy repairing the furnaces whenever
school Is not In session.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
PIONEERS
The Yukon Orders Are
Merged.

The Diwson lodge Of the Yukon Order
OF Pioneers has received into It's organlza-
ton the entire Diwson lodge Of the Klon-
dixie Order OF Pioneers.
The Klondke pioneers number rs. The
org niz lion was Instituted this Inter.
II &c IS members any who were with
In the Yukon watershed before January 1,
1893. The Yukon order Of Pioneers did
not accept as late comers as this at the
time the Klondlke Pioneers were organ
lied. but have extended their Init a. CO
m time to the same as the newer order
which II has now absorbed.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
CARNIVAL
Good Time at the Rink Last
Night.

- The rink was the scene Of much menl-
ment until a late hour last night. The
m1skers glded about he large sheet Of Ice
iad made a wlsrd Appearance under the
electric lights. There were a number Of
spectators also present, and as the evening
dvinced tney mingled with the makers
on the Ice. II was the first Ice carnival
ever held In Sklgway.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
five BURNED To DEATH ON
HUNKER CREEK
All the Horror Stricken Spectators Could Do
Was to Stand By In Idleness and
Let the Roadhouse Burn.

live on Hunker this afternoon.
When the death bringing flames were
discovered Il was too late to make anv at.
t,mpt at rescue. The bodies Of the vic.
tins were ALREADY half burnt and the smell
Of roasted human flesh could be smelsd a
distance awav
The roadhouse was located on claim No.
IS below on Hunker and WIS known as
the Aurora roldhouss No ,. The FIRE
was discovered bv William Dice, Of NJ.
s4 below, shortly before z O'Clock this
morning. Going out Of his cabin he
glanced toward the roadhouss and saw the
curtains were on fire. Summonlng all his
strength Dice raced toward the burning
building. He rushed up the sntraree, but
when he opened the door staggered back.
A dense mass Of smoke and flames burst
from the entrance the moment he Opsn'd
The door. BY the lurid light he saw the
dop lying dead few feet from the door
step. The Who'll. interior Of the structure
was burning fsresIy.
Dice called for help, but nothing could
be done With the building. All at
tempt to rescue the victims was shut off
by the ugIv flames. The police at Gold
Bottom were notified and Co stable Frazer
hurried to the scene Of the horrible CO..
fligratlon, but had to turn from the tragedy
in despair. It wls known that the BurnsevS
and Baird were In the building, but the
miners and police were powsrlsss. The
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
Tsndors Wanted

Sealed tenders wanted Tor sinking 90
iset Of vertical shat nd 30 ieet Of drlU.
5 cam MOIST, pump, bufly dull ard tools
furnished, e,bius, etc, complete. Ownsrs
frS rye tight 70 rsl-ct abv or an bids
BIDS opsuet Mach 25tn. Work 10 COM
msnoe April ~ rs 10 be completed on or
b fore June 18Th. For iurEsr psrticu' rs
pply Il this uthee, 3I42t
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
Historic Paper

TODAY there will be displayed In the
show window Of the B. NJ. Behrends store
an Ulster County Gazette Of January 4,
1890. II Is historic relic Of rare value
and one that Is we'll worthy Of the careful
scrutiny OF every American.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
On the Spokane

HID. Klrmse has written from the Ar
kansas Hot Springs, that he would leave
for Skagwav about March /, and 1t Is
therefore believed tht Mr.. and MRS
Klrmse are aboard the Spokane
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
eumbed to thelr awful doom.

eumbsd to their awful doom.
All that the horror-strIcksn spectators
could do was to stand In hsart-rendlng Idle
ness and let the roadhous' burn. The
4 mes wrapped the structure In fisry
sheet which could not be penetrated while
from the Interior rose a hungry column Of
leaplng fire. The spectators rseollsd as the
smell Of burning human flesh was waited
10 them IN the morning breeze.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

Manager Gsge Of the Pick Train saloon
has received l'rge consignment, on tn
Dolphin, Of rare I'D Hefmi sge and K-li' gg
whisltlrs Thev are the very best, gen
ulne, sged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

II YOU want 70 be well Informed on local
happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas
Kan Phone TO-
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

A large variety Of the best the market
affords with beer at ten cents at the Psek
Train free lunch table. u
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

For sale at bsrg In. DR.. R nsom's
house, furnished. See |. NJ. wlleoxs n. Q
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

Shsihnd floss in white and eolors at
ladies' B zah. Phone s..
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
House for Rent

A furnished house for rent next to the
Peniel Mission. Inquire Of Phil Abrah ms.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

Blank books, office supplies; lowest
prices In Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

For wood, coal end expressing, see F.
N. Lueavish. Phone 3. 80 I'm
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

Spring chicken at the Pack rraln res
taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

u,ains blank. a, tn. one.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14
For Sale. Old Papers
OLD papers 2sc bundle at this Office. If

This is the Sc son Of the wear when
everybody should have their blankets
washed. The Rpv.l Laundry Is doing
hem In great numbers. Get your order
IN eirlv. 90 iY
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

Grips and vlliees at craysOn 8.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

New Lace Curtains a, E. R. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904, 1903-03-14

G. to the rink to keep warm.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
THE IMPORTANCE OF GOLD VALUES
IN COPPER ORES.

There is no danger of an over-producton of
copper 1t is only a question OF price. WIN
copper at ten cents q pound trolleys would De
so extended, the waterfalls of the world SO
utilized and the uses of coppa~ for structural
the copper that could be produced at proht az
that price in all the worlds copper mines Woulo
not be sufficient to supply the demand.
We have found that at seventeen cents the use
was so curtailed and the production so stimu-
lated that the supply exceeded the demand, so
the extreme fluctuations of the price OF tle
metal likely to 6e between ten ana Se'eiA-
teen cents pound.
The copper mines which can produce copper
the cheapest in large quantities viii. OF course course
be the to pay the best DIVIDENDS: copper I6
is produced cheaper on the VERDE C@Or- @
FER BELT in Yavapai County, Arizona, than
anywhere else in the world. This Is. so ootn
because of the enormous copper deposits and or
the high gold values in the ores.
With the possible though by no means certain Id
exception of it's near neighbor. the United Verde
the GEORGE 4. TREADWELL MlNING GONI-
PANY has the richest ore deposits on the verne rue
Copper Belt Without any exception II mas Sue trl9
largest area of mining property ana Ine nIoSs nos
extensive ore deposits on the belt' Inc So
values in the ores are enough to nearly or qulle
nav the entire cost of mining and reductioh'
Professor Treadwell. who is responsible Tor
the United Verde and the Greene CoAso4idateu
two of the worlds greatest copper preuuceIs pr,d+7
shows his faith in the future of this properly
bv giving it his name. and he says that ne oe-
Heves it will pay the best DIVIDENDS Oh any cup
per property in North America. ,s g ,,nder-
It already has a mile and NAN OF uIiGeI 9e
ground DEVELOPMENT work. showing ore bodles
rigalIing in richness and extent those OF @ tLle
United Verde itself, and with us I"o sIlleL a,
U,bich are now nearly ready to run, it is nearly
to fbe point where it is self-sustan1ng ana olVl-
dend-paying.
m he soid I'd to complete the deveiopment and
eouipment of the property
Prices Will be given on appiicaiioh'
GEORGE A. TREADWELL MINING CO.,
u William Street, New York.
MYRA 3. MARTIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEl
Chicago May 1.-THE government May crop re-
port mads the winter wheat condition S@o ana
the acreage 80 107 600. The figures suggest total
winter wheat yield of 505543,0oo bushels The ap-
proach Of the government report and the unceF-
tainty In regard to it kept the wheat market a
small one But the weather was fine and the
mood somewhat bearish- Between the duiness ana
the favorable weather the market closed un-
changed to &c lower. May sold at 7sAc ana at
7ssc and closed 7s1zc; July closed at 'zSSc ana
September at roc Patten was the pest seile.-
Armour was a moderate buyer Of September 1t Is
taken for granted that the Armour July interest
has been HQuidated. feature to-day was tlie
strength at Minneapolis and Duluth where prices
are gaining Chicago. because the Tst
through July The worlds shipments loSZZ.Vo"
bushels were larger than expected, RQsSl9 1, shlg
rsng almost as much as America; but the EngIisn
markets were little changed. and Paris was &c 70 70
rs slghg bsbes The Visible decrease IOoo
less than 6 oc eea aoe atoSR Of
50lA 900 bushels. decreased $4,000 bushels: GIeaT
were sellers. as rule. but ali the transactions
small with everybody awaiting TIE ngqte IT,
led the July selling ,,,.,,,,. ,,oa+ber and
o2a 'nIcation of larger receipts contributed to
an easy corn market. The futures closed l4c lower
Mhg sOG uS at cased h9 at @ 4 pSer a6a &
receipts We're go cars With 70 eTnat % ca;b 9 aTk
was barely steady The shipping demand IVA was
77so 600 bushels decreased $4,000 bushels. and the
visible decreased 249 600 bushels There was an IN
crease on passa g of S35 600 bushels. Worlds ship
rnents 7S4,O00 bushels. were mainly American ana
Argentine The local talent sold the futures ca
bles were lower. . -
Oats sympathized with the decline in wheat and
corn and were influenced by the higher teInpsra-
lures The Eastern demand was not so good Inc
futures closed &c TO ssc lower May LETT on at SOC
ana TuIv at 32ikc sellers, and the September at
2s9sc. There were 151 cars, with Is standard ahe
estimate for tomorrow was go cars - oo
Provisions We're weak, pork closing 1oc to &c
lower lard I0c to 12ac lower and ribs 715c TO lVc
lower The hogs were 10c lower, with 42ovO here
There were more hogs West than last year. IN.
average weight here was 90 pounds heaEler laSt
were small compared with last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
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n received at their Uptown Once
H.35 BROADWAY.

Advertisements received the following branch
oefces al regular Office rates until o'clock vz;
..-,1 =. e 23d-st.. I5s COZ
Isfh-st.: 92 East Ifth-st; 20 West t&d-sf es
rVveen 7 ana aves-. :tst West i@Stn-st: i.ssse
:sd-ave T6th and nth sts io-o 's1-ss e,
III fst-ave-. ssthst.: ios
nnS4,h-.s. 3.,s; Tremont-ave.s $50 3d-aye.. near
sf~tst: 6S4 sd-ave.t 40 Bfeecker-scs -
Bieecker-sf. BROOKLYN. " Y-ztS tour,~sIs
Z,s smith-sf.s I.ooA Gates-ave. Newark n ..
-?o4 Broad-sf. Also AZ A .. T. ornces
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- New York. New Y2rk cyuntyCS5e9rse peg; iI ta e
,nos IN NeE York county Lotion for Absolute
To the above named pe,g aint r his action and 70
conv OF vce1r the PlalntlH Nt,olIc5
siSt d -. the service OF this summons,
VIM ,vs ~ the day SERVICE and IN case on your
g srnear or Judgment VIII oe taKen
Iaiur o, bv defarit the re-ief DEMANDED IN 'ne
complaint. 49,, ,ssb Cog
dIaIS RosE.rT Plaintiffs Attorney once ana fose
Lot =. sSfress No Broadway. MANHATTAN N T.
10 . ssrTed upon you publication pursuant 70 an
mons 10, Isn1es A. Blanchard Justice ef me su-
oroer ~ ,he state New York DARED the lstn
:, Spr 1905 and hled with me complaint "a tns
day OF f'1eTk ~ the County OF New York az the
osce - f,ourt House IN Borough OF Nannattaa CiS
- ~ York on the 13tk day OF Aprii. iSSo-
o. A1xe.d Ney YORK pprlI 18th, 1st3
6T9fS R0SETT Attorney Tor the PiatntiI OIssS 81
De-, ofse address $50 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York Guy
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
New York. May 7th. 1903.
METROPOLITAN SECURITIES CO.,
= liberty SIrttI1


New York. May Q. 1908
To the Holders of Receipts for Pay yfneh.s Oh
subscriptions to the Capital STOCK OK 'he
MetropoIitan Securities Company
Notice is hereby given by the Metropolitan
,-, ~ n call for the payrnent of a second instalment
~ T.xxeutx-fye Dollars $3.50 per share upon the
subscription capital stock, such instalieh' " "
ravahle on wednesday, June TO- 1908
~ hooks for the transfer of Metropolitan Securities
Company subscription receipts will be closed at me c0so
of business On May 20, 1903.
PAYMENT Of said nsalnent be made at the once
- .Lo -IopToS Trust COMPANY. No 3S Nassau
Street New City after such closing OF the
hooks and before June 10. I9oo' nF
check or draft New York 20 the order OF 'he
,F.oro,itar Securities Company. must be accom-
panied by the Of the subscription receips
duIy indorsed transfer IN blank ana
Witnessed Engraved stock certificates for parity pala
+oc, reciting the payment fifty cent t5o8 OF
the mar value thereof will be issued
Fsv order Of the Board of Directors
METRopoIITAN SECURITIES CO.
Rv r, w SAYRE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

Amer Light & Trac-
DO pref 6 per cent
Biug Gas LIST mtg os. 1Soo-
% stock
Biug Z II & r 1st 5s. 1e42--
Bur c G LIST mtg 5s, 1s4F--'
do stock.
Butt Z & p Co 1st mtg 5s--
Colum Gas Co list IS. 1882.
DC & E c 1st Con 5s, 1s7s-
DO stock
Ft W Gas Co LIST 6s. 1875 -
@ Ran G L Co LIST IS. 1872.
Hud Co Gas 1st Con IS, 1888
Indianap Gzs LIST 6s, ls2s---
DO stock k---------
= 4 II Y Gas list IS. 1s2S--
New-Haven Gas Co stock -
Ny & c Ell & P co etock-
Go pref .--.s-
Ohio & fG 1st mtg 6s, 1s2e-
DO stock. k.-------.., -
Syracuse g 1st mtg 5s, 1896
81 Joseph Gas Ist s.. 1881 -
- Psul Gas G II 5s. 1s4z
Nestch L co LIST ing bs, lsJo-
do pref
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fof ihe Tribune
n at Uptown once
a. 4Se M yG4 BROADWAY.
5.sr,t.en,arrs vII the following branch
offices ONCE rates anih si.n a. p n az
isih-st: s3 East I4th-st: S35 West E-o.st t-yss sr
,.rsar 7h and sfh aves: 2B3 West 1Zotn-st: I.ssSS
aanxe 49, e. Between 9sfh nth io20 2d-ave.
near eist-st: 70s 1st-a. e. neA. AZ,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME CoURn COUNTY OF NEW

SDPREME COCKL COON11 OH @'G"
York--St Luke's Hospital Plaintiff against John j.
Buckley Defendants.lu pursuance or 1uG
foreclosure sale. duly made and entered n
l.. undersigned the RefeTes n SAID jung
named public auction at the NsW aorS
Real Estate Salesroom. No. l6l frotdWay IN Ss,
City OF New YORK. on the Znin Gay
May 1903 at 10 that day. by Phbip a
Sn1yth aucoueer the premises directed oy sad JUG
be therein described as r0iIOWs- All
ngs thereon erected the Borough Of Manhat
ts- County State Os New York. bounded and
described as follows. Beginning az point
side line OF Seventh avenue oistant
soufberfy from the the intersection or
line Of Seventh avenue and tns
southerIy Twenyeighth street: running thence
esstery nearly parallel with Twenty eiSnth street
and part OF through wall rortynlne
inches a courtyard thence again
easterv said courtyard twsntysN cd feet i've
and - inches to the westerly wall Of rear
building again easeTty through the centre or
another go feet and one
reif M inches OF said ouf1c
fng: southe-ly along the saStery VAL or sad
~ an inch the OF said building
thence westerly along sOUherly wall OF said budlz
tvveutv-seven En- three inches the south
ysserfv corner building thence northerly along
Inches. again westerly
nearv parallel with Tenrysighh street and part or re
distance wall seventy tft teet tour
fucNe said Sanfery SIDE OF Aue OF SrNenth
avenue. and northeriv. along the SANE twenty
c fae three and threeuarter 3) inches to the point
~ plscs Of beginning premises being now known
by the street number 307 seventh avenue
Ni'e4 ~ WIIlBER MCBRIDE Refsree-
PECKHAsI. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintl1.
50 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New York Ciiy;
premises the street number So' Seventh svsnus
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Financial.
S2,5OO,OO0
bush TERMINAL COMP ANY ,
Financial.
Financial.

FIRST MORTGAGE 40 Faftf TEAM 6yLD bUNDS
Convertible Common the Company time
prior to January 1st, 1910, at
st knickT-
booker rTutCon
600 are
sandn
ehouse and improvements
brooklyn City OF
thereon
channel
The interest provided for by long leases
the plant charges shown by the
describing detail the property e ana
the irony VIII ch income is derived
ans ess is y % % "
assa F n H9sbb % %
n s:nsF$$y rss ss as -,ssf sf = % % ]
fhs
An. . s % & a % cur ~
obIig f
convertible privilege VIII prove
to be o III
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
THE ABOVE BONDS AT eIH
AND ACCRUED DATE OF DELIVERY
Subscriptions iualsobe
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Broadv way,
nd Brooklyn
be O'Clock A Thursday
be
applications and
.a-a smaller than
on Na"""'S' way i0'"' i0"''
F. J. LiSMAN & CO, DOMNICR q DOMiNiCN'
LONG IsLAMH!P2 Court 4QAHS g.. Sroosyn s. TRUST co.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Georgs D. Kuhlmann. Plaintiff against Jonn
individually. John WardeiHann as AdrI
strator OF the goods chattes ETC. OF Johanna WaTde
mann deceased Michael ORourke CnarIes Efaas
po+ter Pauline Levenson. Edward J. RanhofeT Aqdls
NJ ItoSert Jacob Staudermann Lorenz Kilian. William
also William Coleman and Katie kuhlmann
~ Coieman Defendants TO the above named Defendant
- ~ srsI1nann: You hereby summoned answer
~ op,iaI n in this action and to copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney withn twenty GAYS
OF exclusive or tne day
81 earyce: and CT your failure 10 appSa. or
orsIyer Judgment will be taken against you hy deiault
sar the relief demanded In the coTnpia mt
New York <Oye1ber 18th. 1907
x@1D CASE Plaintiffs A..JrIey Office and Post
La o11ce Address Borough OF Manhattan New YORK
City Admins
Iobar1s WardeImann. deceased The foregoing
srrryo0s is served upon You by publication pursuant 90
~ ra- ~ rIor James \. blanchard OF the Justces
an (-o,lrt Of the New York dated
~ OH iav Of April and filed with the complaint
me the County o. New YORK
~ th Ssoun.v Court House in the Bororsh or Manhat
ran of New YORK
Dated April 9th t-3 - o.o ,...5r-,v Nan. York
rf.y
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

The approximate Of lien charge to sstisy
which described property IS 20 oe sold Is
s21 52 with Interest thereon froi me -th day Or
with and allowances amounting
10 sssa as with interest nth I9Oi tosetner
OF Tne approximate
OF assessments ether liens which
are 10 allowed purchaser oct of the purchase
Referee s. 3f9N2T ard interest
since the entry the sGld Judgment there has been
Maid On % the amount found que ny Judgment
taxes etc. cf S6ySO - -
NED ,sw YORK. May Az. lsl3
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Financial.
Financial.
To the Holders of Common Stock of St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company:

For and in Railroad Company the under
all shS OF m
mon stock of ST provided that except at e
Railroad Company sSh Pru
stock snail DC
eunder the City of New YORK on or june
in of this offer
of of $780, so deposited Chg
Rock Island and Pacific through the undersigned
of 1918 of said Chicago ROCK
Iland and Pacific Railroad Company, and
valne, Island (of New
Jersey.
rhhtes WIKI
of blank before the close of business on juno
Proper
be emitting the holder or at any u"
therefor
The Five will the denomination OF
of SloO
stock which holders deposit receipts may
holders thereof entitled and such warrants
1000 Tor munPc
of 800 multiple thereby par amount "
such
swlln notcary mre dividends
of dttag be subject approval by
for B.
particulars Cent Gold Bonds of l9ls and to said common
invited the accompanying
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
For Chicago RockI land andP Pacific Railroad Company
j z.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Financial Meetings.

TNrERNATI0N STEAM PUMP to'r
H. Nv New York. May 18th. 1908
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
INTERNATIONAL STEAM "
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED iiAA
the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders VIII be held
IN TUESDAY 1903 cioc, IN me aissl
noon at the ofce of the COMPANY ffidson Va
Building No washington street Jersey
Sitv New Jersey purpose Of eectlng deIos iL
- vear and acting upon such other business as
may he brought before the meeting -. -.
Tha transfer books closed tor ths purpose az me
close o the 18th instant anu Iens eoSeu
untu the morning of the 10th day OF Juhe' AeoS.
NV order OF the Board OF Directors x,,.-
ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for me ITinun"
\ at their Uptown once
- NO. 1.264 BROADNAf
z.,..-,,.e vii, he received at the following branch
offices Office rates until siasn . D. Y @ rar
Ts,b-st 81 Eas Isth-.t-: 70. West ald-st. ass "a
80, I'm ard str 213 West l-s.sc
adsaxs between 7sla and s7th sta: 1.o2e 5d-sss"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
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be Issued T.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-23

places. Some time afterward, coolies
passing through the tunnel found the
commander-in-chiefl lying there help
less and brought him to Simla. He is
now reported to be doing well. Al
though accustomed to the tunnel, Lord
Kitchener's horse was frightened by
suddenly coming upon native. The
animal swerved and damned its rider
against a beam in the side wall. His
leg was twisted and both bones snap
ped above the ankle. Upon discover
ing the identity of the injured man the
coolies bolted and left him lying en- the
ground, where he suffered greatly io-
half an hour. The broken bones have
been set and after having passed a
good night the general is in a cheerful
mood. 1t appears that Lord Kitchener
had informed the members of his stan
that he was not going out Tor n ride,
but later changed his plans. Hence ne
was alone when the accident occurred.