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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-03
Na6rt6tet aus Snbtana.
Sobe g teuern in BulastD
Gpuntn.

Sobe Steuern in BulastD
Gountn.
% II a mac. Sas @ountp=@oun=
eli bat bic Steuerrate fir bas nd9fe
Sabr bon 304 auf 72{ Gents erb6bt.
g fdbrIi9e 8uri9en in
Saft.
Sincennes. Charles Gonners,
9lrtbur Wtc@leQan, Walter Sones uno
Senrp Stuart purben bier, na9oem fie
pOm Staot. Marf9al Sousbertp bur9
@ebOls uno Maisfelber auf elmer
Strefe bon mebreren Meilen perfolet
worben waren, berbnftet. Sieielben
batten in @abaib @ountp sinen alten
anseieberen 8tireer niebereei9lagen
uno beraubt unb bierauf fid nod
2aprencepille bseeben, wofelbft fie
einen ginbru6 in bas gtablihement
bes &leioersei9dfts bon %. 6. @Ou9
ausfhbrten.
Sunb berte BON Nrbeit tern
betamen 8ef66f-
tt9un9.
nsbtlle. Die 9roBe
@bansbille 8aumwOQipinnerei, tpel9e
infolse beg Maneels on &Obmaterial
ieit bem l. Suli gei9lOiien mar, bat
in oieier Wo9e ben Setrieb tbeiltpeiIe
tpieber aufgsnOmmen unb sunddf 800
perionen geiddftisuns se9eben.
9lm nG9fen Montag min man Die
grDBe Sabrit tpieoer in bOllen 8etrieb
ieBen, unb Die idmmtIi9en 700 Qnee=
fielIten wsrbtn Johann lObnenoe Se=
iddftisuns fincen.
gs mar cine ihpere 3eit fir bieie
Gngeiieaten, bic gum erOBten Sbeile
gang unb gar auf ben 2obn. ben iie in
oieier 6abrif erbalten, angewieien iinb.
Wenn man beoentt, baB Die Geieui9aft
monatli6 ettpa s12, 600 an ibren 9lnges
ftelten aus3ablt, 10 fann man ii9 einen
8eerif bon benz ifarfen 9lusfaa MAIDEN,
ben aud Die @sf6dftsleute Der Stabt
bur6 bas 6eiern Der gaumtpollipinne=
rel erlitten baben.
Cine Strabenfair in
Serre Saute.
Serre Saute, 3. Sft. DAB
Serre Saute iebt cine STANDARDIZATION
pirD, 1T cine feitgeieBte SG9e. Die
@nwdlte Der Mer9ants' Garnibal So.
tamen beute in's SuperiOrgeridt unb
ret6ten cine Slase auf 8erlesuns bes
Yro3eEes na6 einem anoeren @ountn
elm.
ga ii9 3i9ter Stimien entf6ieoen
ge9en cine Strabenfair sedubert bot,
mar er es3tpunsen, bas @eiu9 gu Bee
ipilioen. @s miro jeBt tueni9lfens
brei @o6en nebmen, biz Der ProSeB in
einem anberen gountp ftattfinbsn tann
uno big babin tpirb bic 6air boriiber
iein.
panitin einem s Sbeater.
Nprb Ran9eiter, Snb., 3.
October. 9tur Der Seiitessegenpart
einiser S9auipieler unb oes @apell=
meiiters Der Sruppe The Way of the
Wicked" 1T es gu berbanfen, Oab cine
Yanit in Dem Spernbauie ohne @erluft
on Meni6enleben berlief. Siibne refp.
9lubitOrium befinoen iib i'm 3tpeiten
Stoftperf bes 8ebduoes. Wdbreno
bes leBten Nctes brad i'm @rbsei9oB
Elm Seuer aus uno Nualm uno &auG
braneen in bic Oberen Stoftperte uno
fiilten ebenfalIs bas auditorium.
Natiirli9 entifanb unter ben sablrei9
antpeienben 9erionen cine 9anif. Ser
@egiHeur jebo6, irel6er iit5 iiber oas
6eusr orientirt unb berseDifert bate,
oaB baifelbe unbebeuteno mar, lieb
rubig peiter fpielsn uno Der @apeQ=
n,eiiter lieB iein Sraefter iOl9' frDb=
li9e Weiien fpielen, baB ii9 i'm publi.
fun Die geiorgnib perlor uno Die 3u=
i9auer rubig ,fiben blieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-03


SUlU ...........' 1tOo
gStscOn1n IOOO
Gen Milissn fam bic Orbre, baB lie
ni9t iofort an ben uebunaen tbeilau=
ne9men braudten, iebr gelegen. Giele
bon ibnen tparen erit am Morgen mad
langen 8eripdtun9en einqetrOfen, uno |
elm She'll Der erit am Sonnerfta9 9lbenb |
aneetommenen bate Die Na6t in ben
gabnwasgons perbringen miiiien, uno
tparen, als berSas' 'araute, ibia6miioe,
ba es ni9t Seoermanns Sadie 1T, i'm
SiBen gu i3lafen.
Cine Snbianaer gatterie bate bel
Salt &iper i'm Sreien campiren mill
fen uno cine @Ompagnie aus Corners
bile traf nit nabesu ie93ebnitiinoi9er
Yerlpdtung Elm. Sabei batten bic
2eute ni9ts su elien, uno es mus
Wunber nebmsn, oaB fie ibre CUTE
2aune ni9t perlpren. @eItern Mor9en
puroen Die &ationen prompt bertbeilt,
uno na6 Dem 6riibfiif be9ann man
nit Der Serriatung Der 2aserpldBe.
Die ianitdren Ierbdltniiie t0rnen
als ausaeSei6net betra9tet iperben.
Sn Der erfen Ma9t febite es einieen
Der Mannibaften bonn 3weiten &esi=
ment (Gentufp) an @trob fir ibre
2agerltdtten uno lie unteraabmen elnen
vStreif5us in Die umliesenoen DOR
fer" bas beibt, lie bsnubten li6, ben
anoeren Sruppen 10 piel als m6sli6
Strob absuswafen. Sabei purbe eine
4btbeilun9 bon i6nen i'm Eager Der
SoOIier erpii6t, uno prompt bor ben
SriSaoeseneral WtcSse sebradt, Der
| iie iabod entlieB.
9lm Na6mittag 6atten Die Willaen
lei9tere uebun9en. Sie Sffi5iere Der
Wi6i9aner Srigaoe tpur0en na6 ben
DON ben 8e9uldren am Sonnerftas
nufgeuorfenen Groperten eenommen,
mo- lie cine ldngere Snitruttion erbiel=
ten, bel Der cine @ompa9nie &e9uldrer
BON ben pOrtra9enben OfIiSieren per=
tpanot purbe. guf Die Snitruttions
itunbe fOlgte fir Die Mi6isaner &esi;
ments= uno Sataillons grersieren.
ae6nli9e uebungen batten au4 Die
Snoianaer Sruppen, Die iibri9ens BON
3wei @apellen be9leitet iinb. Sm AQ=
gemeinen MAIDEN bic MiIisen einen bor=
sii1liben ginbruf, uno man berIpri6t
fi9 BON ben Wan6pern quite &eiultate.
Sic gaballerie bate am Na6mittao
eini9e Stunoen freie 3eit, unb Mann=
Ii1aften Der Siebener uno Sierer maben
| ib in eiuem 8aie Saa Spiel, BET bem
Die Gapene bes eriteenannten &eei=
merits eir @oncert CAB. Nm Abenb
bra6en stpei Ibtbeilungen @abaaerie
oOm Eager auf uno be3ossn elm Si=
bouac Bel Sip Sop, no beute Die Wta=
nODer itattfinoen. IS banoelt li9
I'm cine 6ortisbuns Der yorpOften=
8efe9te bel ben Sperationen Der 9rO=
Ben blausn 9rmee 9eeen Die i'm &iid=
3ug auf gtaibbiae geoa6ten grarnen.
Sie @ommifiariats Offisiere Der
idmmtli6en MiliSresimenter beriam=
nteltsn ii9 seiiern Nbeno uno laui9ten
ben 8Ortrdsen 5tpeier reguldren Sffi=
3iere iiber Gominiltrationsmetbooen i'm
Irmee=8 =8erpflesun9sweien guberoem
puroe allen Milisofii3ieren cine Sn=
itructiOnsftunbe iibsr 9lrmee=gerpfle=
''gunssueien i'm Nasemeinen gegeben.
8On nun an tueroen an jeoenl Nbeno
Snitructionsitunben itattfinoen.
Sic S6isbsri9ter beriammelten ii9
bon Neuem i'm Sauptauartier Colonel
: @asner's, ibres @befs, um Die @e=
: fe6tstbunsen am Montas, Sienitag
: uno Dfittwo9 3u beipreaen. Sbera
@asner, Der als Militdri9riftiiele,
; uno Serfaifer bon mebreren @erten
iiber practiide l1ebunsen iid einer
lNamen sema9t bat, unterbreitete einen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-03
Sa! usltbe Suit SolOat 81 iein !!
gus Dem Ran5uerfeIbe BEL % It Suint, &p.

4lle Sruppen iinb nunmebr i'm 2a=
ger gu @sit YOint angelangt. Bon Der
9lusfiibrung oes seitrigen 9rogramms
muBte Nblfano senommen peroen,
neil Die Mtili3en sum Sbeil nod feline
8elegenbeit eebabt batten, ibre Eager
aufsui6laeen. Sm @ansen iinb 12.=
500 Wtann i'm @amp Ouuns, Die fi5
uie folot bertbeiien:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-03
Aus oea 0ert tdtsbSfea.
Seine @ini9una Der 8e=
6mDrenen in benz &o=
bert n=6 all er5ielt.


Sie @ei9prrenen bes Criminal
@eri6ts, in oeren Sdnoen bas S4id=
ial beg Der llnteridlusuns bon $4,000
ansetla9!en Wtatlers &obert &Obertion
liest, batten li6 beute 9ta9Etittas
Urn 3 llbr nod niGt auf sinen Wabr=
fprua 9eeinist. @eitern Nbeno um 5
llbr sosen iie ii6 our Ssratbunst suriid.
Bun eseeri DIT.
0pr &idter NnberIon tpuroe gefern
iiber Die Slaae perbanoelt, peI9s Der
8ernalter Der @oncursmafe bes 2ouis
2epin BON SEEM OOrt sesen Gmil
Wantel, CHARLES Wtebins unb Sarrp
&. Wallace, Die @isentbdmer Der
yWeitern Enlargement Co." einee=
rei9t bat.
en- berIelben tparen oielelben an9e=
tlast, ii4 nit Sepin per!9wcren su
baben, um auf billi9e aber unre9t=
mGbige @eiie ii6 Waarsn beridafft 3u
baben; ferner mar um @rnemiun9
zines MaiienISerwalters na9geiu6t
porbsn.
Sm 2aufe Der geitrigen 8erbano.
lun9en ftellte es iid beraus, oaB Wtan=
tel Der 9eputp @rpbmeiiier Deg yruib
Nbrabam Srbens unb 2ebin Der
@roB=S6nbmeiiter besielben iit.
9luf bieie Weiie waren bieielben nit
sinanber betannt seporoen. Mantel
iaste, baB er 2eDin fir einen iebr rei-
den Wann sebalten bate. Sir bic
$4,000, tpel6e er uno iein @Ompagnon
ibm borgeitreft batten, I'm ibn iibe,
cine aneebli9e Serlegenbeit bintpe9su=
bslfen, batten iie Johann @aaren,
tpel6e in einem 2aserbauie auf9eipei=
6ert tparen. als Siderbeit iibernOm.
men.
9ie gsrbanblungen perben beutl
fortgeiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-10-03

" WaSten 1tno &oitiiune
bet u. &tntItm,
60. 20 Vemtrofe Mrcaoe.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat Walla walla, 76c; blue
stem, ssc; valley, 1870.
BarIey-Feed, $3.50 per ton; brew.
ing, $24.
Flour-Best grade, s4.sO@4,s5; grab.
am, $s.45@S.s5.
Millstuffs = Bran, s1S@19 per ton;
middlings, $2S q "a; shorts, $4,000,
chop, $1s.
Oats-No. / white, $1,15 q 1870;
gray, s1.12h@1.15 per Genital.
Hay = Timothy, $11@12; clover,
ss@9; cheat, 5000 per ton.
Potatoea-aBest Burbanks, 500 75C per
sack; ordinary, 4O@5Oc per GENITAL,
growers priGesS Merced sweets, $2@
2.25 pet GENITAL.
.P6altry- Chickens, mixed, 12hc;
young; ,1i@ Nc ;shens, 121Sc; turkeys,
live, l6@ 1905 dressed, 10000; ducks,
$7@7.50, per. ,dcseh'; geeses $7@s.50.
Cheese = Fplls cream. twins. 1616@
I71Sc; Fpung America, 176@1skc;
factory prices, @11kc less.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 30@Ss16e
per pound; extras, SOC; dairy, 20@
227Ec; store, l5@lSc.
Eggs-2S@25 per dozen.
Hops Choice, 22@27c per pound.
Wool-valley, sl2k@l6o; Casters
Oregon, S@1418c; mohair, 26@2sC.
Beef = Gross, COWS, S@SAc pei
pound; steers, 4@4Ac; dressed, 7Mc.
vealz--71S@SKC. !,
Mutton = Cross 4c per pound
ldreeseds 716c.
lsN lambs = Gross, 4c per pound
dressed, IKE. -
Hogs ~, Gross, SIC per pound
dressed, ,7@7kc.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
EVENTSOF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
. TWO HRMlsPHEREs.
Comprehensive Rtylew Of the Import
ant Happenings Of the Past Week,
Presented IN Condensed Form, Most
Likely 70 Prove Interesting to Our
Many RsadsEs.


Dr. Rocco Brindisi, for II years the
Italian consular agent at Boston, has
been appotafsd by the king OF italy
vice consul for New England.
Father Edumnd Goetz, famous
South African astronomer, after IA
months in America, has sailed for
France, whore he will secure astronom-
ical instruments for the fret obserya-
tory In South Africa.
Reciprocity with Italy and no restric-
tion OF immigration TO this country were
the keyontes struck by the speakers at
the third annual banquet OF the Italian
chamber Of commerce in New York city.
The great. prevalence OF smallpox in
the Connellsville, Pa, ook0 region has
prompted the ofiicials OF the II. G.
Frick coke company TO issue an order
calling for the free vaccination of all
its employees and their families.
Andrew Carnegie has q trust com.
pany OF his own in New York to aid
him In making donations. When be
wants to make gift he merely notifies
the head Of bis private truts company
to credit so-and-so the required amount
and the whole matter Is off bis mind.
Professor H. w. jerks, Of Cornell
uniyersity, has been invited by the
Mexican government 10 go TO Mexico TO
consult with the authorities there re-
garding the establishment of a new
monetary system. The Cornell trustees
have granted Professor jerks leave Of
absence for one month, and he will
leave for Mexico in March.
The collier Ajax, which arrived in
New York from San Juan de Porto
Rico, has on board the remains OF the
nine sailors OF the battleship Massachu-
setts, who gere killed in an explosion
in the 12.inch gun turret on that yes.
sell. Eight Of the bodies will be for
warded to relatives. The other body,
that OF Boastwain Hendrickson, who
had no relatives in the United States,
will be buried at the naval cemetery at
the navy yard at Brooklyn. asa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
NORTHWEST X CONGRESS.
Public Building for Oregon City Light
houses for Pacific Coast.


Washington, Feb. b.14.-senator Simon
today reported to the senate bis bill
authorizing the purchase Of a site and
the erection Of public building at
Oregon City, site and building to cost
not over 100000.
The senate commerce committees to-
day reported as amendments to the
sundry civil bill several bills that have
previously passed the senate, among
them being bills appropriating $4,000
for new building at the Yaquina
light station, $500 for Cape BIanco
light station, 1850 900 for q new light
house in Alaska, and the bills estabr
fishing life-saving stations at Cape
Flattery, Wash, and Nome, Alaska.
Senator Foster intends to offer as an
amendment to this same measure his
bill, recently reported, appropriating
s75 600 for additional buildings, work
shops, walls, etc., at McNeill's island
pententiary, WASH, to increase it's
capacity to 900. He may not succeed,
as the department Of justice does not
approve the expenditures.
A contract was today awarded to
Raymond A. Perry, of San Francisco,
for dredging Tacoma harbor, the amount
OF the award being fI3, ,524.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
The senate has ratified the Alaska

The senate has ratified the Alaskan
boundary treaty.
East St. Louis will erect a separate
building at the st. Louis fair.
Germany has repudiated her agree
ment in the Venezuelan negotiations.
The Washington legislature has in
definitely postponed action on McBride's
railroad bill.
Many states have petitioned for pop
ular election of senators, but the senate
refuses to act.
The agreement for an increase of
wages for trainmen and conductors on
the Southwestern railroads has been
signed at st. Louis.
The Park hotel at Coshocton, O.,
suffered $35, 900 6re loss. Forty
guests had narrow escapes, all getting
out in their night clothes.
The British torpedo boat destroyer
Quail went ashore week ago near
Point BARN, says Herald dispatch
from Port of Spain, Trinidad.
The resignation OF midshipman Pear
son from the Naval academy at Annap-
oils because he was hazed has been re-
jected by Superintendent Brownson.
In the private collection of George
| Frederick Kunz, now on exhibition in
New York, is pure diamond imbedded
in the center of 40.pound meteorite.
All the cotton mills of the Cocheo
manufacturing company at Dover, N.
H., have been shut down, owing to a
strike OF $50 spinners and carders to
enforce pay for 20 minutes overtime.
A syndicate has been formed, in
cluding practically all the French navi-
cation companies and representing a
tonnage of l 500, 900 tons. 1t is head
cd by NJ. Lebon, ex.minister OF COM
merce.
A fire almost destroyed the town oi
Bremen, IS miles south of Columbus,
Ohio.
Burglars rifed Grace Episcopal
church at Newark, Nd, of vestments
valued at $4,000,
The house committee on census rec
ommends that the census bureau collect
municipal statistics every two years.
The condition of DIR. Curry. ex-min.
lister to Spain, shows no improvement
1t is thought he is slowly sinking.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
(To be eentinued.l
Rrinrinr Him 10 Terms.

Il would like to have your photo
graph for an article to be published in
our Sunday paper" said the represen-
tative OF the sensational journal"
Couldn't think of It," said the man
whose sudden fame was due to the
fact that his son had eloped with a
variety acresS. Il have no desire for
notoriety,"
"of course" was the reply, "lf you
prefer to have me sketch you from
memory after get back to the Of
flee"
"Take it," cried the man, hastily ten
derlng the photograph. "I've seen
some of those memory sketches"
cago Evening Post,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
BLIZZARD IN WYOMING.
Bitter Cold, Deep Drifting Snow and No
Feed for Cattle or Sheep.

Bitter Cold, Deep Drifting Snow and No
Feed for Cattle or Sheep.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 14.-The
storm that has been raging for several
days has assumed the proportions of
blizzard throughout Southern and West
erp Wyoming, and stockmen who are
ranging herds and fiocks in regions
where there is little or no feed are now
greatly alarmed.
In the western portions of the state
snow has fallen to great depth, but
from Evanston east to the Nebraska
line the snowfall has gradually dimin-
ished. High winds have accompanied
the storm, and the snow has been piled
up in railroad cuts, greatly to the delay
of traffic. The weather has been Bit
terly cold, and the indications are for
even colder weather.
In the Red Desert country between
Rawlins and Evanston, which is the
most favored of all the winter ranges in
the state, sheep are dying, the grass
being covered up, and the supply Of
sagebrush short. Cattle are in poor
condition, owing to the long string of
severe storms, and in sections where
there is no hay to fed the loss will be
considerable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
coALINo STATIONS N CUBA.

Palma Agrees with His Congress on ces-
siOns to the United States &
Havana, Feb. 12.-Although afairly
definite understanding has been reach
ed with the United States representa-
tives in regard to coaling stations on
this island, President Palma ii inclined
to further feel the public pulse before
committing bis government to the
agreement. Accordingly, be held a
conference with the leading senators
and representatives at the palace today
and the matter was discussed with the
result that no opposition to the agree
ment developed except in minor points.
It is understood that the naval sta
tion treaty is not dependent in any de-
gree on the confirmation Of the recipro
city treaty since the coaling station ar
rangement is explicitly provided for
by the Platt amendment.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
CHAPTER VII.

Another week passed away, and moth
ing further occurred to mar the pleas
ures Of the young people at the chateau.
or course, a dark suspicion sometimes
threw cloud over their SOULS, but then
they saw nothing now to worry them,
and they had begun to hope that, after
all, their dagger had its rise in the Gu
pidity of the Chickasaws. And during
this week, too, Simon Lpbois had been
more socIable and agreeable than before,
and perhaps he was not an evil man at
all. At any rate, they tried to hope so.
Tony had seen nothing yet, though he al
ways shook his head very obviously
whFR.stHe 1erk cousins name was men
tloned'6S ,AS SNS
Twas a pleasant afternoon, and Gou-
part had wandered off to where some
beautiful wild flowers were just peeping
into. blossom down by the rivers bank
in the front garden. But he was not
alone. Louise was with him. He had
,netsasked her to come with him, nor had
she asked him where he was going, They
walked on and came tG.A seat where a
huge grapevine had been trailed up over
aud about it. They stopped here anl
sat down. The sun was already nearing
the distant tree tops, and the air was
soft and balmys "a
Louise" spoke the young man, at
length, and his voice was very low and
tremulous, do you remember the great
garden back OF the old chateau In Cler-
montT "a
20, yes; I remember 1t well,' returned
the maiden, with sparkling eye.
And do you remember how we used
to go out there and pick flowers, and
how you used to weave long garlands
with your tiny fingers, and throw them
over my head2 A.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
GREAT ARSENAL BURNED.
Storehouse of Arms and Ammunition at
Rock Island DESTROYED.

I 8 -r5s
Rock Island, H., Feb. 13.-Shop A,
the principal storehouse Of the Rock
Island arsenal, was destroyed by fire
last night, together with its rontents,
which included cavalry and infantry
equipments of every description, and
1000, 900 rounds Of Krag-Jorgensen
smoklesss ammunition. The contents
were worth 1880, ,O0e. The building
was massive structure, three stories
in height. and was erected 20 years
ago at cost Of $40O, 600.
The flames in the great institution
endangered property worth many times
the amount lost. The FIRE was under
control by o'clock this morning. at
which hour Major Blunt, the com
mandant, estimated the loss at Il, ,9OO,-
600. There we're no casualties 30 far
as known.
Thousands OF people stood on the
eidee Of the river and watched the FIRE.
When the flames got beyond the con-
troll of the arsenal FIRE brigade, an ap-
peal for help was sent to Davenport,
Rock Island, Moline and .Des Moines.
Two companies from each of these near
by cities responded, but by the time
they arrived the storehouse was mass
OF flames, and owing tc the large amount
of ammunition in the building it was
considered dangerous to permit them to
approach the building. Accordingly
all their efforts were directed toward
preventing the destruction of other
buildings Of the plant. In this they
were successful.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
HAS THREE TINES THE CIRCULATION
OFANE PAPER N TIE cOUSfY
RUNAWAY CARS.
Device to Catch Them ana make Then
Harmless Invented By BarIink.
ton OffIciaL

Omaha. Neb,. Feb. I2.-w.s j. o..
Kenyon, general manager Of the
Union stock yards at Omaha. and
ormerly general passenger agent 81
the Chicago, Burlington 4 Northern
railway, has patented device for the
blocking and deraiIing Of cars 10 pre-
vent accidents on the main lines of
railroads. This new device conessss a
q strong steel block that may be, at
tached securely 10 the rails AZ the bot
tom Of any steep grade. II haa 4
channel in the upper surfaee. ID that
the hanga % the car Whe1l = al tnn t3fx
i and thereby deFail avid OF runaway
car. " sometimes happens that 4
heavy train Of freight cars will break
in two while going up q steep grade
and that portion Of the train not at
tached to the engine starts back down
the grade st terrific speed, and USUALLY
crashes into other cars back down the
road, doing immense damage to the
runaway cars and to those standing
still. The road bed Is also badly eiau,-
eyed in sueh cases and thsfrefehf and
passenger traffic delayed until the track
is cleared at great expense and loss Of
time. @
All this damage and loss Of money.
besides serious danger TO life. cal, be
avoided by the use oil Mr.. Kenyon's de-
railing block, because the runaway car
is thrown from the track quickly and
cleanly, before any damgae can be done
to the road bed or to other freight and
passenger traffic.
Mr. Kenyon's device is destined 10
become Of great benefit TO railroad traf-
ic all over the world, but more especi-
ally in the mountainous portions,
where heavy grades cannot be- avoided,
on which trains frequently part under
the great strain necessary to carry
them on their way. Experienced rail-
road men recognize this dreailing block
as simple, strong and effective.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
IMPRISONED IN THE ICE.
Many American and Canadian Fishermen
In Deadly Peril.


Many American and Canadian Fishermen
In Deadly Peril.
Channel, n. T., feb. l4.--The rev.
enue cutter Seminole, from Boston, has
arrived safely at Port Basque, after q
terrific battle lasting ls hours with
heavy Arctic ice. The seminoleis now
100 miles from the imprisoned fisher
men in the Bay OF Islands. Between
this point and where a dozen or more
schooners, some American, are held
fast In the frozen sea, still heavier ice
must be encountered before the Semin-
ole can succeed in reaching her destin-
1ation.
The Canadians, who for more than a
month have endeayored in vain to PEN
citrate the icefeld, have given up hope
OF reaching their countrymen in the
Bay Of islanhds. They think it impos.
sible for the Seminole to force her way
through the pack Of ice, but the Ameri-
cans will make the effort after coal and
more provisions are added to the reven-
nue. Cutters stores,
No word has been received from the
fishermen since one of the feet which
escaped the ice stopped at this part and
reported the plight of the others. 1t j:
believed the men on the ill-fated ship:
are in danger of starvation, and grave
fears are entertained that many have
spccumbed to the cold. The Seminole
carries an extra supply of clothing
blankets and medicines. She will at
tempt to break up the ice. about the
feet, but If unable to do this will try
to get near enough to the vessels TO re-
move the crews.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-19
Woman Suffrage Defeated

Butte, Mont, Feb. ia Helena
special sayA the house today killed the
woman suffrage bill by voteeof IL to
"a. This effectively disposes of the
measure at this session. The report Of
the committee recommending for pas
sage the appropriation carrying $685.
900 for the st. Louis fair was a feature
of the morning session Of the house.
Another bill favorably reported and
which was adopted was the election bill
introduced by Schwend.