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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

now seems to be less danger than was
at first anticipated of an extensive
disturbance. Threatened flood, which
bid fair to duplicate the Johnstown
disaster, seems tonight less probable
A large force of men has been at work
trying to create a new channel that
the damned up water of the Old Mans
river may be run off. The men will
work throughout the night, and it is
hoped that the water will be running
through the new channel before morn
ing.
Most of the men imprisoned in the
mine, whose death at first seemed GER
tain, got out alive late this afternoon.
There were seventeen men in the mine.
Two died from suffocation, but the
other fifteen worked their way out.
The rescuing party above ground de-
SPARED of saving the entombed min
erS, for the entrance was blocked by
immense piles of broken rocks. The
miners within, however, found an exit
where there was less rock, and, after
cutting their way through thirty feet
of debris, all but two emerged from
the mine uninjured. One of the i'm
prisoned men who so narrowly escap-
ed death went home after emerging
from the mine and found his house
destroyed and his wife and six chill
dren dead. There is now plenty of air
in the mine and the inside workings
are intact.
special from Frank at p. m. esti-
mated the total number of dead at
ninety five.
The latst theory as to the cause of
the disaster is that it was due to a
rock slide which carried the top of
Turtle mountain down upon the VIII
lage below. 1t is now thought that
the continued fall of small bits of
rocks during the day was merely the
aftermath of the original rock slide. A
repetition of the calamity is now con-
Sidered unlikely
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
seismosraph Revealed Nothing.

Local officials and mining men know
ing the vicinity, are unanimously of
the belief that instead of a volcanic
eruption, the disaster will be found to
have been caused by an explosion in
the mines of the French Canadian Coal
company, which has a tunnel in the
mountain. If the eruption had been
of seismatic nature, it would have
been recorded by the seismograph at
Victoria. This was not done
Rowles Machen, of this city, who
recently visited Frank, says the town,
which is three years old, is named aft
er well known Butte (Mont.) banker,
who is operating extensively in coal
mining there. In addition to this, a
French syndicate, represented by
Messrs. Fluto and Gebo, is operating
in a gulley eight or ten miles distant
Frank is we'll laid out and has a pop
ulation of about 600. 1t lies on the
Old Mans river, just at the mouth of
the canyon which leads into the Pinch
er creek mining country about twenty
six miles away.
private dispatch received tonight
says that Jack McVeigh, q lumberman,
and four men were buried with their
saw mill beneath the falling rocks at
Frank.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

AT dusk today the rock is still be-
ng thrown on the town from Turtle
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Gas GgploTon.

Cine @as=@rplolion {dro an Sonn=
tas abenh I'm Sauie bon S. s. gotter
in DenniIon ltatt. Gin Gummi,
ldlauh, Der Die Gdsleitune Emit einem
Oien perbano, batts lih gel0it uno oas
3immer iiilte fh nit @as. porter
rod oas @as uno 6ifuete Elm GenIter,
um oaIelbs binaus5ulailen uno molIte
oann in einem anItobenoen 3ummer
2i6t MAIDEN, als bic @rplolion erIolate.
porter tpuroe ssssn Die Mano seidleus
bert, uno fanb Iid in 6lammen aebillt;
sr ellie Die 5reppe binunter uno bat
}eine sSrau, e,ne Sefe iiber ibn ali tper=
fen um oi. Nlammen au lOiden. Wdb'
rens fe ieinsr yiite nadtam, per=
brannte iie lih Die Singer. Damn
ain9 fe in elm Nadbarbaus i'm einen
Mrst ruien au lal1en uno oa erit iab iie.
oaB in benz 3immer. no Die grploiion
ftattsefunben, Geuer ausgebrohen mar.
Na1barn, bic bas Geuer aud benlert<
ten, eiIten berbei uno l0lhten ben
grano nit einigen Gimern Waher,
bod paren oas Bett unb mehrere Gleis
bunos}tude perbrannt. Durd Die Be=
malt Der grplolion puroe Die Noroieite
oes 6ouies binausgeorlft uno bielelbe
muB ni.oergerihen merosn.
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glsburrp Mlbin battle Die s. q W.
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$1,000 perflaet. neil bic giieHbabnae-
Ielllbaft ibm Ge9eniiber eontraftbrilhia
4elDoroen. 9llbin ertldrt. OuB ct Dor *
,yabren nuf Der Gilenbahn perlebt
tpuroe pnb oaB Die 6eisllIdhait ibm per=
iprohen babe. ibm eine lebelisldnalihe
Anfelluna 3il seben nit einem Monats=
aebalt bon $40 uno ni9t Mort eebul-
len babe. Sic @iienbabn9sit!iihaft
bebaupteie. er isi lueaen Srullfsilbeit
eutlaHen luoyoen.. 0,e Glase purce
abaemieien.
8ep. 80. 8rabIbap, iparb fGulbig
| gefunoen, nint fiir ieiue Glnoer eslorat
| su baben. 8raoibap bat friiber III
oieiem gountp genohnt uno feline iSrau
erlonete eine G6eioiina uno bat mieoer
eeb,iratbet. Braoibam aina ilad)
0eines, 9pfina @olntp, uno bat auh
mieoer gebeirathet uno lebt slilfIit)
nit Ieiner 6rou uno bier Rinoern.
5einer erlten Jrau sina es in Der stpsi-
| ten @be niht 10 gut, lte bat Iid Dol,
ibren stpeiten Mann getrennt uno per=
lanet nun, oab graoIbam fir ben nn-
terbalt Der Ginper aus leiner erlterl gbe
iorat.
Sbomas gram|orb in New @omers.
town naro iduloiD 9efunoen am
Wabltag In ieiner Wirihlbaft ssiltise
Wstrdnte perfauft su haben.
Sm prosslle bon Grau Seremia
SburB 9essn sSacob u. @oparos ulo
2lnoere marD Der &lagerln ELL Setray
uon $2S5 5ugsiproben. Grau SDurB
bebanptete, lbr 8atte babe oas 6elO III
Der QSlrt9ldaft BON GODaros d Sou-
9laB IN yielo @OmerstD!Dn i'm Derbote=
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Sonp Young tno ielne s ali, iDelde
am Sonutas uOr einer Wops 9ennilprl
Uerlanen batten, obne bon ibrem Yii,=
gen Samlln Nblhieo 81 nebmerl mur=
Den III @leuelano ermittelt, aber uls
Strrih gBaaner am 5amItae nad
Gleuelano fam Iano ct nur SonD auf
Der poli5eiltation, isiner tparteno, bic
6rau aber fbien teiu Geriau9en gu
Daben, na1 3uscarawos GDuntp 3u=
rid 5u fehren. Sonn muroe hie,ber
gebrobt uno libi jegt in Der Sail.
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Observation-Disclosures.

@eo. De2ong Warp Miltins. beioe
BON Nsp @onerstorDn.
Sobn &obertIpu Catherine @rabalil,
beioe uon lRineral @itp.
5ilben SeB UOloic Rearif, bsioe bon
StruBburs.
Serrp 8. arnolo, Gaois gua Gong,
8enniIou.
SEQ. $. Modlin, Golumbus gpa
SimpInu. Sennilon.
Milliam 3, Border, 3pdr Citation -
Noa s. @ollins, Stem philadelphia.
@snrp 8. @lop, 8enpiIon gelpa s.
@Slifin9er, 8uscaralDas.
Sos. Gummerlp Sennie 9ifIon, beios
BON Canal 8ooer.
Dllliom s. 9mitb, Station Is. 8. =
8;etoria u. Gisor, ubri0soiue.
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Oeitorbctt.

Nm 81. Sanuar in Guib 5p., Wii-
liam Saper i'm gtlter bon rs Sohren
an ben 6pleen eines 5dlaaonfalles.
Der @srltpybsne bat als Soloat oes
l6l. Ghin Reginlents DEN 8iirgeririea
mitsema1t.
Mln /. SSebrudr IN 8enniion @liIba
2atpIon nad LANCER Grantbeit i'm utter
bon so Sab,en. Ger Berliorbene mar
Elm 8eteran bes 8iirgerfrieees uno
oiente i'm s. gsnnlDlpania GeQiment
gr ,binterldbt spei ertpa6iane S0dter.
Mm %. sSanuar i'm Stone Greet
5bale 9Billiom 9eppre i'm 9llter BON
76 Sabren an einem S6laaanfalle.
Der 0erltorbene ibisn eeiuno llno
nunter, nno bate nod fuis porher
6ol3 aebadt uno lab nun I'M 3immer
auf einem 6tuhle, als er plDbii9 pom
Stuble fiel; als mon ibn anfbeben
pnllte. mar Der Sob idon einsetreten.
@r binterldBt cine gSittpe uno bre
Ginber.
Nm 81. Sanuar in Nem pbilaoel-
pbia SoIhua Is. price, 50 Sabre alt.
an ben Tolgen zines SAlaaanfales.
Ser @eritorbene. belien Satin idon
uor 20 sSabrsn seItorben 1T. binterlabI
iiinf S0bue.
glm %. ssyanuar III Stem pbilabel-
pbia sSiaae 9slmif i'm 9llter bon 40
Salren on Der Woheriuht.
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gtun ift ber Saitnaht golbene 3eit,
eysip H3drretef f1fetf,t QrumsofI-

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nat unb bic Starreti Trumpi ip6rcl sic lebert t ben
Iaq binein eIfen uu0 trnfen nno Denfen niGt bnrau
Da bepl Gbrper bel alien ben ib 5gelutbeten gtras
pasen dnd cine entipre6enbe Gnonun9 5ntbejI tperne
rtnB Sic garrete lit tul,ner IrumpF! uilb ipenn iit
bann ola yplgen ber Ieberlaang bes a6rperS fNleB.
lid alerlei Aranfbeis3eitben einitelen ipie &ppf.
fdbuleraen Mattigfeit Sbipddbe Yeritopflno Gbpfns
beL GeraflDpien Midenfbudtye, H. /. tp rtrb lliqs
fieu GnadiaIDer Dns gan5e Geben anpertrant oaB tr
nit jeinen idbarffa M{irtirsn pilfe id3a dnf ber
Gtentl" And) bic Nnrretei lit ID Ira.npf. Dob man
Qiabt nit {darien ftne pirfenptu GiIteH til eiucnl
&nqenblid BE DieieH GiIaneu irieDer gut maden 3l
f6ui1en bic man an 5eint Helbe iabreaug bean1gsn
hat 6itet Gud Dor ipl3er 9arretei Gie eift Der Mn.
fnig pont Gnos pcQegen oos Cube Gnrer nHfdngiidtu
al,sluei abr bsi ben be5,dhrtru Et syarn Rr1stsss
.IIen 5siIe fin Gpte ti:sn iatt laau sYit lpsrost
SbT ans irobrn Rer,su mil rub
'1','' seuu III III Taiiaaat aoEbsp 8elt! N
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9ie Maiveriintpcl II, ltssia,Ss
DiGIc aeSd,Ga0cm.

9ie Nnh1naer Der 2oeal Option
haben am Samltoa. in llbridspille cine
gepfefferte yiieberfaee erlitten. gei ei-
mem lebr Itarfen Wotllm es murben i'm
8an5en 1000 Stimmeil abge9sben -
lieaten Die Nofen mil einerMehrheit ppn
209 Gtinlmen. Man batta einen 5iea
oes liberoleil @lemsntes ermartei. aber
bah Die Webrheit 10 aroB feirl ipiiroe,
bat luobl Niemano aeoaAt.
geioe 0arteien hoben aroBe Mnifren-
aunaen eenodt. ben Sieg 81 erringen,
bod tpuroe mGbreno bes Wahlia9es Die
bette Sronnng auFredt erbalten ilne
iino feline &ubeItOrunsen uorsefom.
men.
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Sc 1T bic alte 0eldidte: DMorb mid
ans 5asesliht", nur, bab In pie1em.Jaue
Elm gerbreden ausseldlpFen III. Gine
Trau fiiblt lib niepereeprudt, BAT Riifen-
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bereutet nidts uno per1uAt es 81 perber-
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Iamlhen Sie lib niht lelbf. giebmeil
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fener &ranfbeiten werpen lih 1bnell ben
beiilanten 6raften pes electric 8itters
fiisen. ylur 50 gts. nnp earantirt son
5renf Miller nno Sebn, Mpctbefer.
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eyn germout tpurbe bel Der Meito=

SH "otlHFUHt tUUFUt UT Utt NNtIU-
tion in Sctreff Der 5yaae Der 2iSenli.
rln9 oss Spi,ituolenberfallfes te[iee=
Itellt, baB in Der 6tooi MDntpelier oll=
ein inl QanFe beg Sabres 1902 nidt
iue,ligsr ols 900, 600 8esepte bon Ner3-
fen ausNelteat muroen, Gle oaf . Whis-
key straight" Iouteten. 3obei beri6=
tet Dag @eiunoDeitsamt Der Staot, oob
Der @eiunoheits3ulfano I'M lebten
Sabre Elm gans ansnabmsfueiIe eiinIti-
ger mar. Sadie Der Gad)leute 1T ss
jeBt, 81 entideloen. oh oieIer quite Ge-
iunobeitssuIianb our6 Die pielen Whis=
p=Ge3cpte berbeieefiibrt tpurOe, oDer
oh ct trob berlelben eriltlrte.
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GAmer5an erpulpeit b,trA 3ufallise
5dnitte Wanosn gnetldnngen, ger-
brfnnunsen, gerbrii9unser,, tpsben 5ii-
ZEN ppsr lfsiff @elenfe. gudfsns Mr,
nifaSS SSaite tGotet Bic GAmer3en unb
beilt bas 9ftpen. gbenIe III iie ilutriiez
lid bic Bette Salbe anf Der g1elt fiji
5anlcrrhoiben. Nar 25f. II. S. MilIer Il.
5pbn'S Mpctbels.
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= Bon bem Sturmipino, Der ben
Noromeiten beimludte, befamen mir
aeltern aud unieren aeb0rigen She'll.
9eute Worsen bat Der Winb nab9elal=
len unb mir baben cine oiinne S6nee-
oefe au unieren 6iiben.
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- Sas 6entlbe Yfunb II 9Eelcb 10
RHoQramm, bas englilde (uno ameri=
fanil1e) pfunb 1T eleia 0.4536 &ilo,
|gramm. 2ebteres lift oemna1 fleiner
ais Das oeutlbe. 9unoert oeutfbe
gFuno lino allO sleib lilo lis enslil1e
pfuno.
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= Sn Gtlaboma tpuroe Elm Girhen.
dltelier bon Der Rir6e ausseidloiien,
neil er selesentlih zines Bferoebanoels
ben paiior betrogen bate. llno troB=
Dem bsbaupten Dieie 2eilte. baB Stla=
bona nod ni6t reif fir Die Nufnabne
III, ben Gtaatenbuno lei.
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- Sam. Moore bat feline DIfite in
oas Steinbad=@sbdube, aegeniiber Der
probatesGffiee. berleat, in oas 2otal,
oas bis ieBt bon Vl. Ream benubt
nurbe.
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@eS6tG)ttt1cs.

6eit Der 8riinoung bon Suscara-
mas Gountn babei, folaenoe Wdnner
bas Qlmt bes Muoltors befleioet:
@nofrep 0aaa, ir., 1903 Bis '09.
@briltian gspib. 1909 big '13.
eSames Glart, 1918 bis 'l8.
Sacob 8lidensOerfer, 1918 big 20.
rSplpelter SohnIon, 1920 bis 20.
Same5 Yatrif, IT,, 1922 bis '23.
9Balter Wt. Ghte, 1923 bis '25.
Sbornton gDbitafer. 1926 big '26.
9l3or Nbel. 1926 big '32.
Soiepb 5aleott, 1882 big '36.
9homas Sing. 1886 big 40.
Sobn @berbaro, 1910 bis AZ.
Saoio Suop, l847 bis 81.
Spbn Dilot, 1851 bis SIS.
pbilip ubri1. 1855 bis SO.
Benjamin j. Selmia. 1859 big '63.
Sefe .. elliott, 1868 big '67.
Glipsr $. Spoper, 1867 bis III.
pbilip @ebman, 1871 big '73.
Solomon Nibbau9b, 1873 Bis ~
u. 81. 9olmes, 1877 Bis '83.
Jreoerit Walter, 1883 bis '84.
SsKe 8. GliDtt, 1884 bis '85.
e}obn %. &inlep, 1885 bis '92.
So. u. Wolter. 1892 bis '95.
Goear @. YrDnne, 1895 bis '98.
6, Is. TernIel, 1898 bis
8on bieien 1inb nod ie6s am 2eben:
0olmss, giulep, 60. u. Walter. S..
3. elliott, lr., Cigar s. yrpwne tno
@. s. 6ernIel, Der jeBige Snbabsr oes
lmtes.
Sos Wmt eincs Stats glnrvaltes
luuroe ppn 90 Mdnnern betleioet:
Gomaro Serrif. 1903 bis 10.
gIleranoer Sarper, 1910 Bis IL.
Gobert Gap, 1911 bis IA.
Wriebt Wafner, 1914 bis 10 unb
1920 bis '25.
William y. &apmono, 1916 big rs
Sobn s. GtodtOn, 1918.
GDloefer SouniDn, 1918 bis 30.
goa3 lp. 9ltberion. 1926 bis 81.
6rancis 3. 2sonaso, 1881 big '36.
Spbn 8. Gumntlns, 1886 bis AZ.
s5oIep6 6. Sance. l842 bis IA.
eSiaac Sartman, 1874 bis '46.
2oreao s. 9aui5, 1916 bis '48.
sSohn u. Bingham, 1913 big so.
Sanles 8. @ra0, 1850 bis 80.
Milliam Stlmi9. 1852 big "a.
Wattbias 8attiIou. 1854 bls SO.
9lbrabam %. Yatrid. 1858 bis 80
8opio %. Stambangb, 1862 bis '64
9leranoer 8. yleelD, 1864 bis '66.
Sames patrif, ir., 1866 Biz 20.
Sobn 5. NobinIon, 1870 big "a.
sSobn %. allbougb. 1874 Big '78.
eSaiper .. Withel. 1878 Bis '82.
s. Softer Wiltin, 1882 big '59.
James @. patrlf. 1883 bis '94.
Sobn g. 8rabam. 1894 big '97.
Gapio garelap. 1897 bis 1900.
S. ss. Greene, 1900 bis
0on oieien fno nod a,f 2eben: "
%. patrif, Ilsranoer s. Neelp, sso9l
W. allbaugb. s. 8. Mitdea, s. 50
lter Wiltin. Sas. q. patrid, s5obn 6
8rabam, Sapio Yarelap uno 8. s
Greene, Der gegenpdrtige Subaber De!
Nntes.
- Sam. Woore bat feline Difiie ii
oas Gteinbad=@ =@ebduoe, aegeniiber be
probatesGffiee, perle9t, in Das 2ofal
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Nsss. $50 and 316 connect at Wellsvile for
Steubenville and BeIlaire. Nos. 3O2, 304, 316
and 336 connectin Union Station, Pittsburgh,
for the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nos.
$40 and 31I. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
3Ol and 3O2.
BETWEEN BhYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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= S15 gSetterbureau erfldrt, Der
iurQe @interlpei3en babe Iib i'm Sanuar
gut 9ebalten.
= Gitas shott. gruoer unieres
0eputprstuoitors %. 6. Sbott, lit in
Cambridge. TOO er oas Noel Sotel be-
treibt. on ben 8lnttern ertrantt.
- 81. 9erren Daniel y4pB uno 9.
M. gaileD liuo bonn Brobateri1ter gu
@raminatoren bes Sdabamt.s ernannt
moroen uno unteriu1en ee9enmdrtie
bic Safe uno Die gi9er bes Sdab=
meilters uno 9luoitDrs.
- Ser @eneral= Staatsanpalt bot
erflGrt, oaB bic @ountp= p=gommiilipndre
tein Geht baben, aug ben 8eloern, Die
ourh Steuern erboben iinb. Den @eiell=
ihaften, melde @ountn=6airs peran=
ltalten, geltrdge 81 be5ablen.
= um su ieben, Oh bic @ooltsr
StraBen=griide i'm Stanoe lei, oas
8emid)t gu traeen. menn bic Ganton=
9ep philadelphia Strabenbabn in Be-
trieb selebt piro, 10 puroe am Montag
bic Gampfmaihine Der Dampfidaufel
iber Die griife bin uno beraefabren
uno Der Sau ertpies lib als burdaus
fiher.
gsn. Beans bon BarnbllI unb
Elm Gerl gtamens u. :. Giglnan tpur.
Den in pittsbur9 psrbaftet, neil Il. ei=
mem sepilien sSames St. Dapiolon,
Der 9loubte Elm Yafet nit fali1em
8elo i'm 8etraa bon $4,000 eitauban=
oeln. Elm gafet nit alten 3eitunbs.
papier einbdnoiaten .unb ibn $3.50 in
sutem geloe oafiir besablen lieBen.
Sic ertpartete gr6ffnung bes Ye-
triebes Der ganton=Neip pbilaoelpbia
StraBenbabn. Die fit leBten Sonntag
in Gusli6t geifelt mar, bat nidt itatt-
gefunbsu unb mir tperben uns mo1l
ooer libel nod elm tpsnis geouloen mill
len. gs bsiBt. es batte gu biel getoHet,
Die hieIigen elsftrii6en Werte fir eini9e
@oden fir DEN 8etrieb Der Balm ein=
5uribten, ba ipdter bic Strabenbabn
ibre eisenen Rraft-Stationen erribten
miro.
9lo9 III Die GtraBenbabn bon
Canton nod Netu pbilaoslpbia ni1t
boaenoet unb fbon bat lib cine Geiea-
IAaft nit tinsm Gapital bon $40. 900
gsbiloet, I'M cine tDeitere SiraBenbahn
bon ganton nah Canal gouer 3u
bausn. Die lleue 2inie eebt BON Gon-
ton iber JlorD Snouifrp, 0oneliine,
6parta, Gan0pDiae uno Soar na1
Gahal 3oper llnb lit bebeutenb fiir3er
nls bic Canton glem pbilaoelpbia
5trabellbabf.
+ garneQie Bat bis iebt rnno 800
Bibliotbefen Qeltiftsi. Wenn fie fertia
fino, iuirb es li6 Cartlin banbeln, aud
bic QeIer oa5iir III bei9ofisn,
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The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-13
Exempt From Supervision.

The railroad commission of this
State has been permanently enjoined
by Judge Niles from making rates
on the Gulf & Ship Island railroad.
The Gulf & Ship Island railroad,
ever since it was built, has claimed
that it "a exempt from the super
vision of the railroad commission,
settling up hal its charter exempted
it from such supervision. Some time
ago the road secured a temporary in
junction preventing the railroad
commission from interfering with
the rates on this road. Last week
Judge Niles handed down an opin-
ion in which he made the injunction
a permanent me-. The charter of
the road was granted in 1882, and it
exempts the road from the supervis-
ion of the commission. The Su-
preme Court, in a case a few months
ago, decided that the commission
had no supervision over the road.
Judge Niles, in his opinion, holds
that the charter granted by the legis-
lature is binding, and that the COM
mission has no right to supervise
either the passenger or the freight
rates of the road, and makes the
temporary injunction perpetual.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-13
Water Famine Is Critical.

The water famine in Mississippi,
caused by the long drouth, is daily
becoming more serious and a condi-
ton has been reached that can be
considered as nothing less than crit
ical. Each day brings to Jackson a
long caravan of wagons from the
country, the sole object of their trip
to town being to secure water from
the river, and at any hour of the day
these wagons may be seen on the
streets vending their way homeward
and carrying from two to six barrels
filled with the precious fluid. From
all parts of the State comes the COM
plant of scarcity of water, and a
heavy burden has been added to the
expense of operating manufacturing
plants or account of the long dis
lance they are compelled to haul wa
ter. The famine is causing great
distress among the cotton ginners,
and many of these plants are closing
down each day, finding it impossible
to obtain water. In numerous Sec
tons of the State gins are from ten
to fifteen miles away from available
water supply. For instance, the gin
at Flora, owe twenty miles from
Jackson. is hauling water from that
city, and the expense thus incurred
has reduced the profit ON operation
almost to nothing.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-13
is RECOGNIZED
BY united States
The Defacto Government of the In
dependent State of Panama
Is Recognized.
TWO KILOGRAMS DISPATCHED
BY The DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
One Sent to Acting United states
Committeeman Ehrmnn, at Pan
anna, and the Other to United
States Minister Beauprc, nt Bogo-
tn, the Colombian Capital.

Washington, Nov. 6.-The United
States government has recognized
the de factO government of Panama.
partment, after the return of Secre-
tary Hay from the cabinet meeting,
Friday afternoon, that Instruction
have been sent to United States MIN
lister Beaupre, at BOgOta assuming
that he has not left the capital yet,
and to Mr.. an, the United states
v~fce-consul at Panama, and low act
Ing consul there. to inform the gov
ernments of Colombia and Panama,
respectively, that the de fucto gov
ernnient is recognized.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-13
Makes Important Recommendations.
State Sunarirtandon+ ~ Td,oo

Makcs Important Recommendations.
State Superintendent Of Educa-
ton Whitfield has commenced work
on the narrative feature Of his bien-
NAL report to the legislature, which
will be one of the most important
documents Of this kind submitted
to the lawmakers. Superintendent
Whitfield will make a strong recon-
m%endation for the establishment of
a State normal school, to be con-
Quoted under the supervision of the
department of education, and in
urging this action he will have the
unanimous support Of the school
teachers of the State. The superin-
tendent will also suggest the estab-
lishment of a rural high school sys-
tenn, better salaries for county su-
perintendents, and the placing Of
new subjects in the common school
curriculum, including the elements
of agriculture, vocal music and
drawing.