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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Unternational-American.

A car of dynamos. consigned to the Douglas Improvement company from Pittsburg in June last. is expected to arrive in Douglas some time today. This piece of information goes a long way to substantiate the state ments that electric juice will be wired around the city in a short time now
 Another shipment of coke for the Copper Queen shelter will shortly reach Douglas from the Colorado ovens. and will be unloaded on the hill just above the smelter The company has contracted for 2.000 tons of coke, and this will all be unloaded and on hand before the new smelter is blown in.
 Number 2S." a big Mogul engine of the largest type. one of the latest purchases of the Fl Paso & South western railroad, rolls into Douglas this afternoon. where it will be put in shape for service An expert of the Baldwin locomotive works has been waiting the arrival of this engine for a day or two here and will have the same in charge until turned over for the freight traffic of the E. P & s. w railway. for which it is badly needed.
 Former Trainmaster c. A Brown of the Southwestern. is in San Fran cisco. enjoying a few weeks rest He writes to his friends in Douglas that he will leave shortly foI Spokane. Washington. where he has been offered a position under R. C Morgan, former superintendent of the Douglas division of the F.. P & S. W railroad
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
Order of Elks,

Baltimore Elks are making great preparations for the grand lodge meet ing in July. Baltimore clubs" are be- ing organized in many states. and it Is estimated that 75.000 Elks and visitors will be in attendance.
 A state organization of Texas Elks was organized recently.
 The growth of the order of Ellls in northern Texas during the last two years has been almost remarkable. the membership in this Jurisdiction being apprn 3.nOO
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Mimic Steinhoff.

Notice Is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of Minnie Steinhoff, deceased, tc the cred itors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub hcation of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator, at his office in Bisbee, the same being the place for the transac- fon of business of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 M. J. BROWN, Administrator of the estate of Minnie Steinhoff, Deceased.
 Dated Bisbee. Ariz., this 18th day of July, 1903
 First pub. July 19. Wit
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
BOY CURED OF COLO AFTER PLY
 sIcIAN's TREATMENT FAILED.

My boy when years old was taken with collie and cramps in his stomach sent for the doctor and he injected morphine, but the child kept getting worse. I then gave him half a tea spoonful of Chamberlain's Collc, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and in half an hour he was sleeping and soon recovered.-F. L. Wilkins. Shell Lake, Wisconsin. MT. Wilkins is bookkeeper for the Shell Lake Lumber company. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
ACCeSsORlES OF DRESS.
Ttchus and Cape Effects Are Usefu1
 In Transforming Gowns.

The accessories of dress mean good deal in the way of its success. Every year more care is exercised in the de- signing of them.
 The wide collar-almost a cape-of lace or any dainty material is the one prominent feature of the summer sea son. and it is seen on at least one gown or coat in every smart wardrobe.
 The fichu, hand painted. embroidered or made of lace. is a welcome addition to a simple gown or to one which has grown narrow through the shoulders.
 Tassels and applications of all de- scriptions decorate even the washable
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF co
 CHISE COUNTY. ARIZONA.
In the Matter of the Estate of Michael O'Reilly. Deceased-Order to Show Cause of Sale of Mining Claim.

cause or Sale Of Mining Claim.
 It appearing to the court by the pc tition this day presented and filed by Maurice Denn. administrator of the estate of Michael OrReilly. deceased. praying for an order of sale of the John Daisy mining claim. the property of said estate, said claim being situ- ated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county. Arizona territory, the location notice of which is of record in the office of the county recorder of said Cochise county. in Book If. Rec ord of Mines, at page 396. and tn { it is 10 the best interest of said estate that said mining claim be sold.
 It Is therefore ordered by the court, that all persons interested appear be- fore this court on the 18th day of Au- gust. A D. 1903. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the court room of said court. at the court house. in the city of Tombstone. Cochise county. territory of Arizona. to show cause why an order should not be grante to said administrator to sell all of the interest of said estate in said mining claim. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published four | successive weeks in The Bisbee Daily Review, a newspaper printed and pub Iished in said county.
 F. R O'BRIEN. Probate Judge ] Dated July 17th. 1903. 7-z14w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
NOT OVERWlSE.

There is ar old allegorical picture of a girl scared at a grass-hopper, but in the act of heedlessly treading on a snake This is parallelel by the man who rends a large sum of money building a cyclone cellar, but neglects to provide his family with bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy as a safe guard against bowel complaints, whose vic tins outnumber those of the cyclone hundred to one. This remedy is everywhere recognized as the most
 eompt and reliable nedicine in use Sr these diseases. For sale by ar, druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
BIRTHDAY OF
POPE LEO XIII

ROME. March 2.--Tbe pope this
afternoon received In the throne
room the members Of the Sacred col
IeKe aud the Homan prelatsn, who
presented his holiness with congrnt-
uiati0ne upon the occasion 81 MS
s8rd birthday. Cardinal Dfeslla oil
FaHfo Rtefana, the dean OF the
Sacred college. read long speech.
to which the poniiff formally replies
tomorrow during the sxfretssa at
tendant upon the celebration OF the
jubilee anniversary 81 HE CORONATION
Numerous conRratulhtofy mes
saEes have reached the Vatican,
notably from foreign rulers.
When admonirhed by his phyFl-
clan, DR. iappuni. not to over
fatigue himself By the ceremonies OF
today and tomorrow, his holiness re-
Piled These functions are the chief
consultations Of my old age. wish
20 enjoy them"
How many more Of such fune-
lions will the venerable pontin par
tieipate IN IL the question on every
ones lips today. Tbs people 10
longer hazard guess as Tot nfafly
is years u has been predicted inst
each such ceremony would BE- his
last. -.
II IL worth notice that out o. 20
fEgI1f4AufN OF AfF hNaAf u - 49,
fewer than half a dozen have re-
tanned II longer than Leo xiii. in@
GLIDING the apostle himself Since
the return Of the papacy from
AviFnon 10 Home. only one ponttft
has attained ala age equal 20 that OF
Leo XIII. THIS was Paul ~, and
should the present pontitf live a few
months more he viii have broken all
records Of longevity.
The pope yesterday gave audience
20 the members Of the College OF
Cardinals. fofff-two cardinals we're
present Ills holinesf spoke Of his
aaxanced age and the likelihood af
hie early death.
The pope presented Go each car
dinal n richly eTnbeiliahed pamphlet
reviewing the chief events In his
pontlficate. including a Latin poem
Of his own composition and five OF
his most important sncyelicalh. His
holiness said
Il will order that the few cardinals
absent. like Cardinal Gibbons, shalt
also have it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
VIRGINIA
STOOD PAT


The discharge u an actress ffsgn
tbs Man ffum Mrxiea company
that played II a local theatcr iaat
sseek. came near lonina that aKKres
Cation an ensA cement IA Tacoma
Fef short time Saturday nisht
Sam kaufman. constable u Juatiee
Georges cuaft. vas in charge 81 the
rampany'N effects aud had a stftaK
On the members uf the company that
held them In seattle much against
their Will
Virginia unsan was the actress
y no had her pay stopped iisf cull
tract called faf q first class ticket ta
New YORK Ia the event ahs should
he Discharged. Dor esfns reason Mias
Virginia canesie - the idea that sha
Has about 10 he done ~ the iuanz
aEsr In other words. she thought
that shs vas "a BE- siesn = a~oonds
class ticket hack % the little old
town of New York Instead Of a
fifHt-riasa passeboafd. such a. hsf
ceatfaci cAiiisd fef
Consequently she filed a suit
AGAINST the company bsfars Justice
George and sot out an attachment
for tn baegaEs. Constable Kaufs
tsaan attached the Eoasss SATURDAYS
ntsht after the performance ard for
\ time u isakss5 as n the hiatroulans
ssaaid have 20 flo wsthput a few %
the necsssitiss % life
Yesterday miorninE. Afisy rnnss
persuasion. the manager gave the
fair VIRGINIA the mrsaey To- pay for
her own ticket and also paid ths
court costs. Ths company went 70
fannuaa last nisht and Virginia left
Tor dear old broadway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
SUICIDE OF
u. T.KELLOGG
Former Wsll.kne~n Seattle Resi-
dent Kills Himself

News q the suicide Of David T,ili
keilaEK At Ksndrlek. Idaho las,
Friday night was shock TO thr
youns MANS friends ln Seattle. KEEL
ioEg Was thu son II M. and Mrs.
David keiioFE pioneers 81 this city.
and q nsphr~ u frife Marshal kel-
iugs james Y. &. ksiioEg. a broth
Or. and Misn Lillian ksiiugs. a sister
~ the dsad man. wsre residents Of
this city uufl a short time age
kellogg committed suicide BY
shooting himself thfpuEh the bead.
Dependency brought On b. anan.
ciai trouble n thauaht 90 have been
the cause Of his fatai act The re-
mains viii probably be brought 10
this city.
TSiii kellogg was hnrn IN Seattle
. years Asp' and had lived here
nearly aft his HE, A eoul year and
a half ngn hr went - Portland and
from thsrr 10 tdaha. A. q sonnE
man he Nss quite rrominsnt in So
attic nnelsty fof a number Of Yeafr.
he Vas an excellent musician ard
. particularly etHser ma nsiolin
player. lie was Of an oufinassir
disposition and sae enc % tire last
men Ia the world who would BE- aus
p~ctsd Of giving way % discourage
fusff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
CHARGED WIN
ROBBINC ROOMMATE

Frank White and Justice ON are
under arrest At the police station oh
q book charge % stealing SEQ from
q Walter J rhrewHbefry. man
supposed to be their friend. shrewH.
barry. who IL from hnohosnish. was
stopping IN room A. OF the GRAND
Central hotel. The money he had
saved 40 20 make n trip TO Alaska
IN search Of a fortune. Die hid the
bills ~ = pillow slip. hut when he
woke up Saturday he discovered
that he had been robbed. OH. HE
supposed friend. and one Of tho men
under arrest. also claimed TO have
been robbed OF $500. In the evening
the affair was reported 10 the police.
ON ard white were placed under
arrest ON suspicion. and sweated.
They refused to incrimlnate them.
aeiver and Giii was turned out. He
accompa MED a couple of detectives
10 the room ~ the Grand Central
occupied by white and himself. The
detectives made a search. Under
the carpet almost all Of the money
was found. Giii was taken back TO
the police station, where he viii be
charged. with White. with grand
larceny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
re WLU7/ON
IN cH/NA


VICTORIA. n. g. March 7-Fur-
Their particulars we're received b. the
steamer Pax Ling. which arrived
from the orient yesterday. q ths
revolutionary esemsut discovered
az H9ngkoug. where a number OF
rebels were arrested and boats laden
with arms and uniforms were seined
Several hundred recruits aeFe raised
In Hnugkons and several thousand
uniforms. quantities ~ arms. ann
niunitton, cannon. provisions and
food supplies had been dispatched 90
Canton.
The rebels had arranged 10 rice AT
q signal on January n. At the begin
ming Of the New Year celehration,
and waylay and murder the man
darina and high officials. Fires were
10 be started At various parts Of
Canton and The treasury sacked.
The British guaboats Briionmart
and Aofhen went at once 20 Canton
when the plot was discovered To aid
IN the sack Of Canton n force OF
rrbsis under Colonel Chon were hid
den At a small city not far distant
ready to march an Canton when the
signal was given. The gates % Can
ton have been closed since the In
tended uprising and numbers OF arr
rests and summary executions have
taken place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
.MB
sKW Writ

OLYMPIA. March Cover
nor niuFene eemrle. to hts attorney.
fachr a Hale, this afternoon flied
petition ia the supreem court fof
a wa ~ hahesa CORPUS. rhe wit
ID difreted against the nherff q
king county. who. u h claimed. i
uniaftaiiy deprivinK him u hts Iii.
efty ~ violation ~ his constitutional
FlEhta It's arrest was made on an
order ~ Superior Judge iieii uf
KING county who adluinel him
Tnilty 81 contempt Of court IN fHiis
ms 60 produce the noaka Of tbs heat
lie and Lake Washington Water
works company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
WINE HOUR
DAY VOW
moRANs coNcIos A POINT TO
THEIR LATE UMpLoYEs IN
MACHINE SHOP

The maehininta. bniltfulakcfa.
mguidrfs and hiacknmltha vmploye Cd
al Mofdn'H bsEan this morning 20
work nine hour daY. instead 81 70
heuts as heretofore. at decreased
wages. They y VI be- paid thr name
rate PCT hour - before
The irunHofkers - Mefan's were
natifiad for the first time OF the
change hs = notiea which VAS portea
up h tbs SHOPS at . o'elaek Saturday
night
The change IN no WAY effects the
IS or ~ lfuuNufkefn Who Tot the past
fsN weeks have been oa strike At
MorRn's. TIE officcfs 81 the unions
nefe not officially notified 81 the
intention 81 the company to Put into
fefee a Nine heaf dny,
The striking machiBista demand
more than has heeu granted ~ the
eeupany, They are asking for nine
hear= WORK At an increase Of 4 -
fenth Pct htstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
BLAZE ON
BROADWAY
FIRE DESTROYS A GROCERY
STORE AND DAMAGES 40,
JACEAT RESIDENCE

Fire entirely destroyed Smith a
Wfeha grocery store, and badly
damaged a. r. n. tsuthcr'n residence
MAR the corner or Fast Pine and
broadway, al o'clock this morning
The total loss ean about titt0. The
cputenta % the rtefe and the reel.
denee are Insured The small store
building. valued az $3.50. la a total
ioee
Mystery surrounds the origin ~
the ftrr. which started Ia the froc-ry
stnfes There VAS no cne In the
store when the first started. ard no
nrs had been In the huiidluK fuf a
daF. The names had Eaiued much
headNsY before the arrival 81 the
nremen. and considerable dirieuity
wes experienced ~ cxtiuEaiahins
them.
shortly before neon to-day the nrs
department responded "a = falls
AisfFii from an auxiliary bex. No 90.
corner First avenus south. usaF Can-
nrctiEut street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
SMUGCLER
rs ARRESTED
ONE or rrE GANG SUPPOSED
TO HAVE BEEs OPERATING
ALONG THE HoaoER

TACOMA. sfaFrh = - A deputy
Tinted States marshal left this city
for Sumaa yesterday. where he ar
rested X o. Richmond on an tndicf.
rneuf b. the federal jury nou in
session here. Redmond 10 accused
n importing Chimes into the United
State. frouu British Columbia by she
underground route. Hts arrest u the
result pf train If Investigation set
In motion BY Customs Ofrirsr Fisher.
tho believes that he has a clear ease
and a big one.
Cinnamon with no certificates or
with papers that would bear hook
Ing into. have been captured In con-
siderable numbers during the past
few usantha while they were eroas-
ina the state. The usual plan
seemed to BE- 10 connect with the
inter Urban In OF near Seattle and
to take the train st Tacoma for
Portland. Having discovered this
plan. Fred King. deputy customs ON .
Ger At Tacoma. has been able 10 spoil
a good many through tickets.
To what extent Hedmonds opera
tionN have affected the labor market
r. not known. bat Il 10 thought he
has played an active part IN the Inn
portatiau 81 Chinese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
IMPORTERS MUST NOW
GIVE BONDS

A eustsne house ruling which has
long been IN effect IN other ports.
but 10 nsr AZ Seattle wrnf into ef-
feet hers today. Il makes u eom-
puIsory for all local importers 20 ME
sn Indemnity bond for the delivery Of
Iunstaminra packages for twice the
value 81 the goods
The purpese OF the new ruling l.
10 make IL possible for the local In
: INJECTOR. nov that their force has been
recently Increased. 10 take back
foods that have been turned over 20
the Importer and give them another
appraised value. ~ need be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
PRESIDENT CALLS
EXTRA SESSION
Proclamation Calling for Special Session of the Senate
Consider Panama Canal and Cuban Reciprocity Treaties

an extra session 90 the srnate la or
DER 10 secure the ratification at ecv.
vtAl inis9ftant treaties. ChIef amang
thesr = the Panama canal treaty.
which has been tuade the target Tot
The attacks % Senator Morgan aud
his followers
The ut,is other treaty az import.
ancv that wHi have O. he considered
AZ the extra session h the Cuban
trctrfpcttN treaty.
fhe senate may u u ~ desires.
take up the matter ~ the reofFani.
aatton II the committees % the sen.
ate though the beat informed mea,
are Inclined 10 think that this viii
b. lvfs untn the next regular seasion
81 conEfcss.
The present session % congress
VII close next "Wednesday at Hssan.
ON the first DAY Of ~. new session
the new senators will be sworn Ia
AmonE these will be Senator levi v
Anksnt Of Washington. Another Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

| cannot state just nov what my
riafts Wtii b. tn the matter I"
The raieans u the character Of the
Hue Light are stiu being tolerated
N the rssp~ctatie ralftians II ths
city. white the old dens II vice and
crime IN the tsnd~fleta are glessd.
Since the espu@e II the methods II
these salaafin In TIE Star there has
BEEN a falling on n the tex trade
% the plaa~s but thex AFu stlli hasn't.
"a ~ isaS class Of women mis- htiY
Fewer Young EiEls 90 Into them
however. now that the true character
of the places has txeu advertised.
Chief sullivan neElseta 90 state. Or
rerhnpz does not knew. that the test
ease 1t thu Louvre saloon Was a
Arc~ IL was instituted by the po-
lice derArtm~nt during chief Mers-
dith's administration. Tor the ex-
pres purpose % giving the ordinance
a black eye
II was known beforehand that the
Louvre had a ru.st defense 10 the
ease. al a deciaisn against the fa~
~ a. foreKcne eauelu-ion. Never
thri~a. the law Il sttfi unrepeslsd and
an honest effort would snfofes u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

- = peire Sullivan has deessi.
nzs<f.xxts The la~ -nrvekine
.snx F,r<s avenue and Pike
- n-.rst ~ p.if scrt out plain
ma n 1seertsin u possible
-. 4 Inc saloons violating
u = wd<nxness Il necessary. he
= 49, kr VII #elean otat a
xH fiz<er.
- A. q anmher u thfsee
- - TIE ehlef. that arr
- y nsastses Wufn~n. a 10.
wterrst tasaa pfoss that they
1essxxs AMI arr released BY
- Trrn thexe = a class Of
- - have kgates. who are =
- q zs.f sho Frequent these
- - ssrfn tn law canstet
= + xrs u the teWd women
- -. 4 skr trnst~tioin. or NO
4 ~ class. arr found tn
e al41ok th<y vii BE- Attended
= nzNa ban Au Was beaten
" 1<a Il Vas passed on one
= ~ ss<<s that WAS brought,
a4rstwx II the Louvre "a
4 ~ z<e~~<<t Ter having tsaxes
nz -. bat tksy beat the eezs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

the new senators viii be MT smont
% Utah. against whom, on account
Vf hts connection with ihV Mormon
church and hts alleged adherence 4.
Us tenetr. old and new. a number
81 protests have been filed
These protests do not constitute
proof. and, a. Mr. Rment'H efcdens
tiala are entirely regular, he viii b.
allowed 20 take hts seat. and the ~.
NeettEatian, u one l. 10 be made VIII
b. postponed until the regular SEE
sion Of congress beKiaulnN Ia De
rcinbef next Ii there should b. OBJ
icctian 10 Mt. Slaoot taking his seat,
the eervmony. under the rules OF the
senate. might be portponsd fof
DAY. u Il intftuated that there MAJ
~ setne discussion Of hts case during
the extra session. hut if 50 Il would
precpdr All committee action and
would come up either AZ question
Of privilege or IN conneottnn with
sufur question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

The f1afse department lately save
notice ~ an Inquiry they hai fecelf-
81 rssursfuinE rs where's bouts of ans
ThrsalaH Masley, from his hfutnsr.
Wha ~rats that Thomas Nulioy went
10 Aiaeka : uuff.bsr u year. aEp and
had mt since been heard ~ b. he
fftsnsIr. Today Peter Isefscn. iix-
Ina of Seventh avenue vest. came
tntp tfs~ nfaitun and stated that IN
1895 Ne wAs o8a ~ party which
found Tho body % a drowned man on
the bark 81 the krnAi river. IN Al
aska. IN ne fsock-ts Of whose clothes
sers foesl letters and papers which
indie9rd that hin name Naar Thotu-
as MnIfuy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
SHOT IN
A SALOON
JOHN WILBUR WOUNDS LOUIS
HART DURING \ DRUNKEN
BRAwt ON YEsLER WAY

Louis liaft vas shot and painfully
wounded Ia drunken bfaSl that
ofrurted ia the Hillside saloon. ofl
fesi~t way, early sunday morning
John MithurN. who did the shooting
has ~ faf sacsrrded m uiuding thf
police detectives Hart 10 AZ The
Maysias Mission bcsritai where Ne
II IN fair uay % speedy recovery
Hart AID Wilbur had engaged III
y ffirndiy bafing contest before the
HheotirM Wilbur claimed that HE
hAnd had been hurt Is the aeuffls
and hssau 10 gurse ME oppansnl
foundly. During tire quarrel tha
followed hs drew revolver and
fired, The huilrf toak effect IN
iiaff's mesh. infllrtins a painful
flesh sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
LIVES IN
MEER
MAIL BOAT BETWEEN povER
AND CALAIS eaEARs DOWN
WHILE STORM RkcEs

LONDON. March f--refrffir seas
are running In The English channel
between Dover and Calais Tn. mail
hssst Pas ilr oValsis n broken down
OF TIRE dangerous Geosi~ir sands.
with fst ranssuNers aboard
rhe - drifting hsipicssiY and Ia
rapidly nearing the shoaia Her AZ +.
shofS ars Appsfvntiy dfaEsine. T0Es
have been hurried % her nneinsancr
LAT ERA Dover dispatch says
that the steamer Calais vas towel
IN safety into pzsTt this Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
MT. cOL/MA
STILL. ACTIVE

CHICAGO, March 2.-rrivate tsle-
graphic advices received here from
Guada lara. Mexico. are 10 the ef-
feot that the eruption 81 Mount Colt
ma still continues. and the natives
population Of the district n terror
stricken
A rain Of ashes IA constantly fall
ing in the district 10 the eastward
Of the volcano and many large and
valuable plantations have already
been complrfely devastated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
InExTENED
BYFLOODS


49, ~ Che River vsllsys
- : ersvs Danger
lAl4 I<9n-. March i-Ths
- 4 ~ water In the Mis-
= : sassir8 xr~ve nnsasiness
esnlnS NJ water b one and
~zn NJ above the danger
- ; sn rs<ins rapidly.
: nam - the issees Ia ven
- { brs~k AZ some point i
euD1<1ed The iowianda are
sas~et vita water aud
1rxGE y anticipated.
itI<H o. March The
- , : f<~t above low water
4erI~nds xiong the river
- A trssn % eight cars
HeuqA trssf.s At Kama - Ia.
= { r~euIt Of the sudden riss
s1i<r last aixht and this
xznzBunc. w. va. March
- river has risen ab1s .
~ ansI Almost all raiiMays
- urE<r and traffic Il prac-
4 : 1GantHfiil.
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DEMAND S4f.682
IN DAMAGES

NJ. EegerH and his wife. Ada Egg
gers. who were Injured In a train
collision near Rapid, Mont. last Oe-
tober. fied damage suits against the
Northern Pacihc Railroad company
this morning, demanding the aggre-
gate sum If 1859.
Mrr. EFGera sues for t2i, 900. alieE-
ing Tint the shock she sustained at
the nnie Of tho accident has perma-
nentiy injured her health. EEgers
demands fia.as2 for alleged serious
internal injuries and 10000 for the
loss of the services and companion
ship ~ his wife. Lewis n Hardin
and Robert WEIGH are representing
the plaintiffs In the suit.