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eouherbare Moben. syn ben fiji

@onberbare Moben. sSn ben fiinf=
aiaer cydbren bes portsen Sabrhunberts
perbreitefe iib bon paris ans bic
Mobe, Blnmen gu ellen. Die sdlanten
6erren peraebrten bic 8eil1en ober
Mo5en Dor ben Musen Der Dame, Der lie
bieielben abge16meidelt batten. llns
gsfdbr 3ur Ielben 3eit mar aud bic
Rrinoline aufgefommen, NIT Der IS
fpdter ID ara tpurbe, baB ii4 gerabe5u
,lnglaublihe Oinse etetgneten. 90
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1857 in 2onbon cine
Dame Dor @eriht aitirt unb gu elmer
Celebrate Derurtbeilt, neil lie na9 ben
3eueenausfagen ben 0erfebr in einem
engen @dBben ber Gitp llnmDglt9 ss-
madt batte. 3ur 3eit NDes Direfto~
RUINS (1796 -99) gingen bic franaos
ii1hen Mpbehameu nrr in gdn3 lethte
@aaeltoffe gefleibet. Mdbame Reeas
ntier tDnrbe einmal burh cine Mstte
peranloBt, fi9 in Begleitung n1ebrerer
Oamen 3uriidausisben nnb ibre Sots
lette ab3upieger. Dieielbe tDog neblt
ben G@uben uno ben 8lunlen etn
@iertelpfunb.. sSn ben ied5iser Sabren
bes 18, ssabrbunberts f9minften lid
Bic pdri}erinnen bic Mangen nih1
rotb, fonbern fila, unb i'm Sabre 1845
lam Bic MloSe auf, itnter ben tpsiber
llnierr1den f1fpar5e 6erreaz9einflei
Ser Az trdaen. pas fi1b 10 sinige osl
I @tlffumfeiten, ipelhe bic MlDbe herpDr'
Qebrasbt bat. @eitben1 iirlD tpir ndtiir'
lih bill perniinftigsr gss0Drbsn ilni
dbnli6e 1T iest nidt msbr m0olitb:
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gOttntn0SfinDcr

eelten fur Bliidstinber. Wer in bel
Nage fnnlmt, ,,oie @eburt einss munter
rem Sonntnasjunaen" anaeigei, ~ Ton,
nen, bofft wnbl. oab oen ainoe oas
Slid i'm 2ebeil beionoers freuroliA 3il-
ldheln iperoe. Sinh bic Gpnntaas
timber tuirflih btner oaran ais unoere
Dienibsn9 Sine llmfrage bel ibnsn
miro uenis belfen. co betanntll6 nies
mano DDr ieillem 5ooe aliidli,b 3ll prei=
len lit, ,pie. ihon Der peiie 5oipn
ia9te, uno Die meilten Die ibnen au|er=
legten Yeihweroen germ iiberi6dgeiL
cas- 0ute aber, oas lie 9enisBen, iii
Jolae lanser 8sluDbnuns taum mebr
81 piiroleen luihsn. llnter ben 8ro=
zen oieier @roe, oeren 2eben abeelblol=
len Dor uns lie9t uno belonoels reid
al aliidliheu Grfolaen Dar, uermaa
i'd --lp ihreibt Der n9asl. Hunold)an"
Elm Geier - fein Sonniasstin5 3u ren=
nen. aaiier gDilbelm l. mar on einenl
aRlttlpod aeboren, Giirlt Bismarf an
elnem Sonuabeno, GDniain Yittoria
bon Gnslano al einsm Montaa, Ncpo=
leon | am 8ienitas. Waren lie uiel.
leiht trob aller ibrer Grfolse boh nlbt
10 9liifli6, mis Elm Sonniagstino iein
ioll? .Yon oes 3ebens @iitern allen
1T Der Mubm oas b0blte ood!" 5eben
mir ,lns oaher bel Den Beriit mtb ,iten
I'M Ge,he oes 8eiltys uni. gbie 1tebt
es nit @oetbe2 Sbn sliidlib au prei=
len miro jeoer germ bereit iein; aber Der
1a9 ieiner @eburt mar ein Donners-
tag. Der Sbiler's eiu @onnabeno.
Nu6 Rant tpar OIL einem Sonnabeno
|a.boren unb 6eimbolb an einem Jrei.
tag. Sa man ernarten fam. oab i'm
Eurdlbnitt ieoer liebente Menib Elm
Sonntaastino lei, 10 illlt es auf, pie
peniae Sonntaastinoer lid unter ben
nod lebenoen 8roBen oieier groe fin-
Den. &aiier Nilbeim III. erbldte oas
9iht Der gnelt Sonneritag, Die Gaiie.
rin 6rslta1s. &ub Der Gar. Der Gai=
Ier BON Seiterreib uno Der Gonia bon
Gu9lano lino tsine SDnntaast1noer;
@raf b. Billion sbenio ipenio, oa er
Sonnerltass stboren lit. Ser Grotrs
prins tam Oil einem Gonnobsno our
93elt. DER aOnig bon ga1ien lRltt.
mods. Der GDni9 ppn gEillttemberg
6reita9s. 9lber enollb ltobeu mir aui
elneu Sonntass seboreuen Jiiriten:
oieiss Gonn:aastino 1T = Der unaliif-
lide aDna Otto bon 8apern. Der III
lelner geiltigen umnabtuns 10 gut ule
ulhts bon Der g8elt bort uno lieht!
Spu oariu etlpa oas tuabre @liif be-
teben? uno munoerbar yutb Die
pngliiflihlte aller lebeuoen 6iritiunen,
i bic in biiitern Wabnlinn in 6olge
graulamer Sbifialsidldge perIauene
belsllde prinSelin @barlottc, be
gBlttme oes eridOilenen Gaiiers Dta1-
milan bon Mer,to, 1T on einela
Sonntas, Dem Yfins|.ionntaa Oes Sab=
res l84O, geboren. gBenn man oa5ll
nO1 annlmmt, baB Die ermproete Gaiu
lerin Glliabeta ebenfaus an eiIeu
tSonlttage, Der 5u9lei6 Der Weibna6ts=
heiligabeno oes sSahres 1887 war, Sllr
Welt fam, 0 miro man Die uSonn=
tagsflnoer" um Den Goraug ibre! ss8Ss
burtstageS llldt ldnuer beneiDerl. >
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
QtKcH Drctt.

Qlm Montag fallien Die neueripdblten
Miisiloren bier iii Der Muoitors Office
sniammen. Inn lire Snliruttionen in
Glnpfana gu nebmel. GOlgenoes .iino
Die aIleiloren fiir Die peribieoenen
5Olpnflips:
glubilrn Charles 2saIer.
Buds -Noam 3enaer.
GlaD Sobu .. Oaniilton.
Doper- Sames Minor. Staot. 1.
Wdrb. 0entp greitenltein; 2. Waro,
.Sacob Mepers; 3. Waro. 8. $. Wil.
liaminn; 4. gpar0, @barleS 9aptins.
6airfislo /. pfe5. sSobn 8. Higsls;
Q. Yre3.. Dt. s.. &eiler.
Grantlin. Sonas IS. Blur.
@olben Bdtrif @aaanan; 3. pres.
2ineoln 6tofsoale; 4. Yres. Sbomas
Beans; Stoot Il. Waro, 6bos. 94ll=
liams; 2. Daro, Slioor Gei!er; 5.
Warb. Qepi groots.
ssefferIon Breoerif 0aas.
2a1ufenee SEQ. W. Ras'raier.
Wlu-- uDrlhsDile Bre5., JnD.
Noams; 2. prea., sSames @utbrie; g.
Bres., u. peoples; Denriion, Sames
Mc@urbD.
CgIoro Sames W. Oaper. Sapir
Cells.
perrp Oscar 8albraitb.
&ulb M. r. Sones.
5alem- Sohn Gaboes.
Sanop-l. pres.. Wm. 9. Sim
mel; 2. Brss.. Naron Boroner.
Suaarcreet William Nnorsps.
Union G. 9. Derrpn.
Warren s. 8. Wills.
gnarwif-S. VI. Dieeie.
Waiblngtou-sS. g. @urbp.
Wopne-5. 9t. Ypoler.
Dorf-6. 90. Stufp.
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0aIbe Gaten nad Wetu ST.
leans. ga.
abcr Bic Baltimore umc cbip @iienbabn.

iibcr Bic Baltimore nne Sbip Giienbabn.
/. biz 3. Wsai, infl., miro bic 8alti=
more & Obio giIenbabn an alien 5ta=
tionen peitli6 oes ObiofluHes @rtur=
lionstidets nad Seem Orleans. 2a.,
1 I'm einem Ssabrpreis fir Die &uno=
Tabrt pertaufen, lpeaen Der 8eriamm-
lung Der slmerican Wieoical Nhocia=
tion. 5lfets baben lOtdgige 8iiltiAs
felt, m0sen aber bel 3ablung BON 50
Gents erira poln Sifeta9enten big gum
80. Mai perlGngert tueroen.
Weeen Naberem tpenbe man lid) on
ben nddltsn Sidetaaent Der Baltimore
e Sbio glienbabn ooer M. q. Gar=
rel. 8. g. a., @lepelano, .. IL
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9albc Staten tad, st. ScMiS,
WD.,
lber bic 8alttmsre uns Ohio @iienbabn.

fiber Die Baltimore uns CDiO Giienbabn.
Nm 26., 27., 90, 80. april uno l.
Wai 1908 miro Die Baltimore & Ohio
@iienbahn @rfurlionstifet bon alien
5tatipnen tueitlib oes SbiOf Flutes nah
ct. 2ouis, Mu., fir einen Jahrpreis
fiir bic &unofahrt, ne9en Der gfational
uno Snternotional 5000 Goaos"
Contention uno Der ginweibunas= 6eier
Der y2ouiliana SurAa'e" Nusltellung.
5idets baben @ulti9teit sur Giiffabrt
big 4. Wtai 1908.
Sir nabere Nusfunft tpenoe man li9
an oen nd9lRn Baltimore & Ohio
Sidetagent, ooer an Dt. @. Gasrel, 8.
Y. a.. Gleoelano, .. 81
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Gin DenfcnDer Mann.

81. 81. Nulfin BON @indeiter, Snc.,
weis, pas er in Der Stunre Der @eiabr
gu tbun BAT. Seine 5rau lit an ipl4
einem unsemUbnlihen Sal BON Masenz
unc 9eberleipen, eaS rie aer5te ibr niht
belfea tpnnten. gr padte mad unp
probirte Or. Rinss gtep 0ise ptas,
wcpurd ie icfcrt GrletAteruns erbielt
unp balb sebeilt wurpe. Sur 25e. in
Der apptbefe BON 8rant Mtler II. Spbn.
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Sn Der bieiisen eualilA=lutberi=
T6en Stride ipurDen ant SferIonntag
"a GiEoer setauft.
Der 6treit Der Gohlenerdber in
Der 0oGotp glof Wsine bel Canton lit
eeidlidtet uno baben Die 2eute famnt=
l,he Mnipriibe bemilli9t ethalten.
- Sim Montoa mahte Der erite
Waoep Der Canton Nem pbilaoelpbia
Strobenbabn cine Brpbefa6rt bon
MaiNaon mad geah @itp. Milo bod
elm Nnian9.
Ser Staotratb in ubribsoille
paIlirte lebie Wohe cine @eroronuua.
,ppnah Die WirthIhaften in iener
5taot Mbenbs um s llbr 9el0loNen
ueroeu miillen.
= 2ebte Wo6e brannte in @naben=
bitten bas prdhti9e Wobnbaus 6ese=
tlab Waroel's pollltdnoia nisDer. Sas
9aus bate $40, 900 setoitet, mar aber
nur fir $4,000 berli1ert.
Sn WaIbiketon Somnlhip fdlua
SamitaQ Madt Der Ylib in Die Sdeune
BON Seize 8lair uno oas 8ebduoe
bronnte biz auf ben 8runo nieoer.
ssiinf &iihe unb Elm Ralbs wuroen, bonn
YliB erihlagen. Ser SAaoen 1T ourh
8erliberru9 seoedt.
= Cine meoisiniide Nutoritdt iii
gbilabrlptia bebauptet, oas 3ahnen
peruriotbe mebr Sooesfdle als bic
Wallerideu. Sizes mag ri9tis Iein,
aber penn es feline 3abne seben piiroe,
10 edbe es iberhaupt auA teine Waner.
I1eu.
Yei gasle Sin, suiiden Canal
Doper uno 3oar Citation, fanb am
Montaa Nbeno Elm grorutid itatt uno
mebrere Sonnen @etein lielen auf oas
@eleile Der s. & g. @iienbabn. Gin
Srohtsuq, Der I'M balb 10 llbr bon
Baparo fam, puroe mebrere Gtunoen
aufaebalten, bis oas @eleiie tpieoer
frei semabt tperoen tonnte.
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Mad1tc Oem 3cbraMs.

gs seht niats Iber srinolide 9lrbeit.
SON aueu 5alten, BON benen ih je se=
bDrt babe, III gudlen's Mruiea 5albe
bic bette. e5ie beieitist unb betlt Srane=
uno anoere @unpen, Shurfuasen,
Sdnitte, @e1dwulfe, @e1dwiire, 5aut1
aus1Alase unp 5amorrboicen. gfur
25c. bic Gbahtsl. 5eiluns sarantiren
rie Mputbefer S. Willer u. So9n. Sn
Millere Mppt9ets ptro beutlA seiprphsn
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Ser italieniihe Nrat Sanaiobanni
bertiinoet neueroinas. bab &oaitbeef
cine ausgesei6nete Meoisin eesen Die
@hwinoiudt 1T. Das baben Die
Sruitbarone ieoenTaas ihon lange ee=
mubt, neil lie oas 3inofeiid gu Npo=
tbete,preiien pertaufen.
9ie Stimme zines Senorilten res
prdlentirt man6mal Elm rieli9es 8erl
mDsen. Sie zines @elebgebers iebr Of
auh.
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ReDuSirte Staten pia Yenttipl'
raniA Ginien.

gou ben 9emnlslnania aimien tperoen GrturHons-
Iiefets Die fDlat perfanft
9lad1 @eeen6en in Min. eipta, Gorb 0afota. Glib
9ofpta nn6 benz 9&nrbpeen Ginpes. MniieblersGTfnrs
ionem 3fpeiter &laiie am "a nnb 81 Wara. q nnb ID
april.
ysad, 6eaenoen TIM Meiten Nprbtpe1ten unb Siiben
fir Seiminher=Ggfuriipnen, am Z. nnb a. Npril
gtab Neru Orleans. 60. wegeR ber 1atipnal Sabrt'
fauten Miipciaton, IL. big 49, Mpril infl
91ad ct %onis. Wlo.. am 26. nno 20 Mpril fpegen
ber 9attonal uuo Snternationol @oob 3oabs @nnpens
tpn.
ysad5 ct. apuis, NO., bonn 60 MpriI Biz 1. Wiai
infl. me9en Der Gnpeibungs. s.Gerelnpnien oer Sonts
fionn Hnrdbaie GrppIittpn.
gtadb Nelp Orleans, sa bonn !. bis 8. Mai infl,
ipeaer, Der Mrnerisan Wlebicol Nioetation.
9tadb Sos MngaeS. Sal, nnb San JrantSep, Sal,
am q nnb BON IL bis II. Mtai infl, fopie am 8 nnb
ls Dtai infL auf eem,en 3ngen pegen her Rresbpte.
rianer GeneroaIIent unb NatiDna Afoeiattnn ber
Wleiersglnnlber Der Ser. Gtaattn.
Wath ct Sputs Mp. am Is. nnb IL syuni. megen
bes 81 Gdnserfeftes bes Norbameri'aniiHen Sdnger.
bunbeS. v.
gtot BpItpu Mtai ppm Q. bi5 5. SnIi nfl., tpegtn
Der 9lntipnal educational Miipciatipn.
SIR Gtn5elteitea menoe man iitb an ben xidtt.
q. q. Yratt.
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Daily. fl5xceptS Sunday. + Flag stop. fMealg.
mSops to discharge passengers from points east Of Huda
Stops signal for passengers points Eastern Division
also east Of Pittsburgh Flag stop to discharge passengers ~
O., a. G. Ry. from east Of Aaace Flag stop to taks NJ
passengers from c., L. to ny. for points east f AlEanc ~
which train stops. IN ss
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 1900 noon 70 2 o.
midnight Light Facedf s1 % midnight to 10 90 nom.
g. r. PECK, ETA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger lgmk
4203.-I PITTSBURGH, PENNsA. sS N
For time cards, rates offare, through tickets
baggage checks and further Information re@f
garding the running OF trains, apply to aJ1X
Agent Of the rennsy ylvania Lines,
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DON BE
FOOLED

Advertisements having appeared In
various publications wherein Sears,
Roebuck & Co. offer Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines, we wish to warn the
public that they are not our author
tied agents and that we do not sell our
machines to them nor any other cata-
Slogue house or department store.
Their advertisements are not tor the
purpose Of promoting the sale OF our
machines. They are using our reputa-
ton as makers Of the highest grade ma
chimes only, in order TO get the names OF
possible buyers and persuade them to
purchase one of their cheap STENClLED
I MACHINES, the manufacturers Of
which they are, evidently, ashamed to
make public.
If you want genuine Wheeler q
Wilson machine, do not waste your time
writing to anyone who Is unable to fur
nisf, it. The genuine Wheeler & Will
SON machine, made by usand backed by
our warranty, is for sale BY our author
tied dealers only. When you buy q
Wheeler s. Wilson, you get machine
that is machine, backed by areputation
Of SO years unparalleled success.
Eheeler 4 Hilsal Nfg. CO. ch!esge, "
Gum Wsrtauf BEL
aet,rs) Gdert,
91e,p iIaoelp)ia, 3.
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No. 800 connects at Yellow Creek for Steub-
enville and Belaire. No. 304 connects at
Wellsville for Steubenvilie and Bellaire. HOS.
900, 302, 3O4 and 316 connect in Union
Station, Pittsburgh, for the East. CAFE PAH-
Sleeping Cars on Nos. SOL and 3O2. s
BETWEEN BRYARD AND NEW PHIL ADEL PHIA-
Read Down Read ITT, "
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Sn Der hieiisen eualiId=lutberi=
Iden Stride tpuroen am SIterlonntag
"a GiEoer eetauft.
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4bonnirt aaf ben 8et ba@ter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17

The Chinese government has paid
the third installment on account OF the
Boxer indemnity.
The danger of war between Russia
and Japan is believed by Port Arthur
officials to be increasing.
President Loubet of France left Lon
don for Paris amid cheers of an i'm
mense crowd and the good wishes OF
King Edward and others.
King Edward, in welcoming American
naval officers, declared for closer rela-
tons between the United States and
Great Britain and expressed admiration
for President Roosevelt.
The Berlin Medical society's tubercu-
losis commission reports that animal
consumption is not the cause of human
consumption.
Mgr. Volpini, secretary of the consis-
torial congregation, died suddenly in
Rome. The news was kept from the
pope, whose last official act was to APP
point Volpini.
Cuba exported $4,000 tons of sugar
during the first six months of 1908, ex-
ceeding the exports during the same
period of 1902 by $4,000 tons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17

been working peacsably side by side for
some time, but on Monday a Japanese
made an insulting remark about Mex
lean and the fight began.
When the two workmen came to
blows, sides were quickly formed and
battle lines drawn. Tools used in rail-
road building, and powders from the
bottom of the Mojave river were the
weapons, and in few minutes many
heads were cracked. The Japanese
were finally driven across the river
amid showers of stones, almost as eff
fective as bullets, their leader remain
ing in the front to the last. Both sides
entrenched behind piles of sand, and
many sallies have been made since.
The attacking force has invariably been
repulsed. Two men were killed Friday,
when the Japanese earthworks were
stormed by the Mexicans. The foreman
is making every effort to patch up a
truce, but the men seem determined to
fight while any are left, and it may be
necessary to call out the state troops
to quell the fighters.
Mexicans all over the section are de-
veloping a fierce hatred of the Japan
csc because the latter are supplanting
the Mexicans in many kinds of work,
demanding less wages, as a rule, but
giving more satisfaction.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
LATER.

Edward Barton fatally shot julius
Frank and Irving Rosenield, two OF
the leading merchants of Mason City,
Ill, because they asked him to pay
bill.
At Bloomington, ILL.,, the two-year-old
daughter of Andrew Jordan was stolen
while sleeping and horribly butchered.
A great number of heat victims was
reported throughout the country and
mortality was especially high in New
York and eastern cities.
Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood, it is said,
is to be promoted to the ranE of major.
Dur's review of trade says business
has quickly responded to improved
conditions. Fewer labor disputes and
seasonable weather factors in the i'm
provement
eminent from preliminary returns
show decrease on corn and wheat.
Calvin Price and Jerry Graves were
hanged at Marion, ILL.,, for the murder
last February of Mrs. Nellie Reichel-
derfer popular teacher.
William Rhea was hanged at Lin
coin, Neb., for the murder of Herman
Zahn on January 4, 1901.
At the annual meeting in Atlanta, Ca,
of the Baptist Young Peoples union,
John H. Chapman, of Chicago, was re-
elected president.
Mayor McLane has forbidden prize
fighting in Baltimore.
Thpro vora 1Sd h,,cipacc 70 ~,
the United States during the seven days
ended on the 10th, against 1875 the same
week in 1902
Thirty-siX Jewish children died from
eating poisoned candy at Cracow, Ga
licia.
p. V. Collins, editor of the North
western Agriculturist, of Minneapolis,
has been elected president of the Ma
tional Editorial association.
Chicago's present population is g.
23l 600, according to the estimates Of
the city directory authorities
At Kansas City, Mo-, negro named
Steele, aged %, shot and killed Annie
Jackson, negress, and then killed him
self. He was jealous.
The transport Thomas arrived in
San Francisco from Manila, having on
board three squadrons of the Fifth
cavalry.
The National Educational associa-
ton in session in Boston adopted res
olutions urging permanent tenure for
teachers, proper compensation, sup
port of schools by local taxation and
the necessity for incubation of respect
Tor the law
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.
Sheriff at Junction City, Kan, Is Over
powered, and Four Succeed
in Escaping.

Junction City, Kan, July 13.-Gilbcrt
Mullins, the federal prisoner who led the
mutiny at the Fort Leavenworth prison
in November, 1901, and who has been
in the county Jail here for the past year
awaiting trial on the charge of having
murdered one of the guards in the
mutiny, led an assault on Sheriff Peese
early Saturday and he with three others.
a white man and two negro prisoners,
escaped. The sheriff was overpowered
and badly cut about the head, but he
succeeded in getting the cell door closed
before all five prisoners could get out.
The quartette ran through the eastern
part of town toward the river, and, COM
polling a fisherman to row them to the
other side, made for the thick timber.
The sheriff followed in buggy and
posses were quickly organized and
Joined in the chase. Later soldiers were
sent over from Fort Riley to assist in
the hunt Shortly before noon two of
the negroes were captured and returned
to jill Sheriff Peese, although badly
injured, is still leading the search. Null
Inns, who is a negro, is desperate man
and it is expected he will put up hard
fight.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
Ordered Shot for Burglary.

San Francisco, July 13.-The officers
of the Pacific canal liner Colon arrived
punishment meted out by the Mexican
officials to burglar who broke into the
steamship company's Office at Acapulco
in June last. He broke open the safe
and stole $400 after beating the watch
man into insensibility. He was cap
tured later on the road to the City of
Mexico with only $50 on his person. He
was taken back to Acapulco and there
admitted his guilt. He was promptly
sentenced to be shot
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
FOREIGN.

Rear Admiral Evans, commander Of
the Asiatic station, has been given 500
more marines at his request, to pre-
pare for possible complications in
China
President Loubet, of France, was
welcomed in London by King Edward
and cheered by crowds.
United States transport Sumner, with
the Twenty-fourth infantry on board,
was wrecked off the Island of Luzon,
but no lives were lost.
Twenty thousand Bulgarian reserves
have been called out and started toward
the Turkish frontier.
The United States European squad
ron, under Rear Admiral Cotton, en-
tered the harbor of Portsmouth and
was greeted by the British channel
fleet.
Foreign legations in Picking are re-
ported to be preparing for Chinese out
break.
President Loubet visited public build
ings in London and dined with King
Edward at the French embassy, where
the lord mayor in an address declared
wars between England and France
have ended
Twenty-Five officers of American
warships now at Portsmouth were re-
ceived by King Edward and Queen AL
exandra at Buckingham palace.
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

The bubonic plague, which has now
been in India more than six years, shows
no sign of abating.
The thirty-third annual convention of
the German-American teachers of the
United States was held at Erie, Pa.
Rev. ]. w. Cross, of Lawrence, Mass.
the Oldest living Harvard graduate, has
just celebrated his ninety-fifth birth
day.
President Diaz has inaugurated the
work upon the Pantheon, intended as a
monument to the illustrious men of
Mexico.
Postmaster General Payne has award
ed the contract for printing the money
order blanks of the government to Paul
Herman, Of Rutherford, N. j.
Recorder Brown, of Pittsburg, who
died mysteriously on March Is, is be-
lieved to have been murdered. Poison
was found in the stomach by a chemist.
John Barrett, commissioner general
of the st. Louis exposition to Asia and
Australasia, has been appointed United
States minister to Argentina, vice w. P.
Lord.
Senator Hanna, in a speech at the
dedication of the Salvation Army bar
racks in Cleveland, O.. declared he
would join that organization if he had
time to preach.
Plans for gigantic city Office build
ing and terminal for railways ana
bridges are being perfected in New York.
The building is to be As stories high
and it's ultimate cost $4,000 900.
The Chinese director of commerce
has been notified by the powers. except
the United States, that silver will NOT
be accepted for indemnity. and that
Tientsin will be seized unless soldlSs
paid.
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa.
dor to the United States, has gone home
and it is said to be doubtful if he will
return on account of the friction be-
tween him and the state department at
Washington.
Technically trained engineers are in
greater demand than ever in the history
|of industrial enterprises, and supply is
far too small to meet it. All the coun-
tries of the world are calling for engi-
|neers.
Marshall Field, of Chicago, before
sailing for Europe, discussed the BUSH
ness situation, with especial reference
to the west. He said the chief danger
comes from organized labor, and de-
scribed the situation as precarious.
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bloody Battle RACES.
Desperate Fight Reported Between
Japanese aud Mexicans
in the Desert.
FOUR DEAD AND ABOUT FIFTY WOUNDED
Race War Results Among LabOrers
on Santa Fe Railroad and Company
Is Forced to Suspend Operations
End of the Struggle Is Not Yet in
Sight.

New York, July ia bloody battle
between $50 Japanese and the same
number of Mexicans has been raging
FIVE days on the desert between Bar
stow and Victorville, according to a
Tribune dispatch from Los Angeles,
Cal. Four are reported dead and about
SO wounded, and the end of the strug-
gle is not in sight. The combatants are
all employed by the Santa Fe railroad,
laying new rails, and the company has
been forced to suspend operations in
that section.
The Japanese and the Mexicans had