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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
9reifad)e Sinridjtmng.

Oannemo ra, H. g., 1. DIT.
Die Sragooie, lpel1e beiite IN Dem
Glinton-@ -@efGngnib baour6 ibren gb.
idlnB fano, 0aB Orei 8riioer i'm elef-
triid,en Stubl Die Siibne fir ibr
Terbreden be5ablen mubten. itebt IN
Der &riininaleeibihte obnes 8eiipiel
0a. SIS NOR am Weibna6tsabeno
oes ssabres 1901, aIs Die bret 8rii-
Der Ban Wormer nit ibrem Better
SarneD Bruce BON ibrer Seimatb IN
ainoerboof nah Der IA Wteilen ent.
fernten Srtihaft 8reeuoale ilbreL
mo ibr Snfel Heter y. Saaenbef
wobnte. 9taboem iie ibre @eii6ter
nlasfirt batten, flopften iie on Die
Sbiir. SIn $ai,ie befan6en lid Sal.
lenbed. feline @uttin uno feline alte
Wtutter. SaQenbed offlete bic 1biir
unb iofort begannen bic @in0ring-
linae banit, ibre Mepoper aui ibn
abaufeuern. CT tpuroe f0rmli6 bon
augeln birrhlD9ert, oennob bebielt
er Geiitesgegenipart genug, ieine
Srai, ,lno feline Nutter allf3uforoern,
iih in bic oberen 3irnmer 5ll fiii6.
ten. Sic befolgten ieinen &atb uno
cbglei6 ibnen perihieoene Shiiiie
nahgefeuert mllroen, gelang es
ibnen, ii6 al perbarrifaoiren rno
ibr 2eben an retten.
9em i6iper pertpl,noeten Wnnn
gelang es, ii4 nod Der Ereppe gu
fIiihten, mo iid elm gelaoenes @e.
|tpebr befano. Seine W0roer iaben,
ipie er bas @etpebr ereriff un0 fliid.
teten fb. Srn nGditen Mugenblif
ianf &aaenbed aiif ben SuBbooen
|uno ftor6.
Gs bouerte niht lnnge, bis Die bier
MSr6er fih in Soft befan6en. Sic
batten ibre Gpur i'm Sbnee 5uriid.
gelaiieh uno auBer6em mar es be-
fannt, 6ab iie gegen ibren Snfel
|einen miitbenben Sah begten, neil er
Die aif benz &anie Der 8au @or.
mer's rmben6e Sppotbef getiinoigt
nno Die 5amilie aus ibrem Seiin Der.
trieben batte.
ssn bem NroSefie trat SWpep
Bruce eegen feline Neitiduloigen aIs
StaotSaeuge auf uno retfete 6aoMrh
fem 2ebea. DGbreno bic 8riiOer
suln 1ooe berurtbeilt puroen fam
er nit 18i6briger 3mhtbaMsltrafe
oabon. Mnf oem 3e,,senitalsoe err
flGrte er. oaB auf Dem Seimrpegc
ieoer Der orei 8riioer iib riibmte, ben
Dnfel getGotet al baben.
Tie 8riioer tpurben ain 80. Wfai
1902 aum Tooe perurtbeilt, bod
appeIlirten iie nnb erbielten Slpei
Mal einen MnfidMb. @ollDernenr
Soea hGtte oas 11rtbeil aerne ee'
hilbert. bod falo er feinen Grnno
aum ginibreiten.
Iie Drei 8riioer tpuroen in Der
iolgcnoen Sronung bingerihtet:
Willis, Ser iiineite, mar Ser erite.
bann folgte areSerid, Der dlteite llno
8mrtoM i'm Alter 5ipiihen 8eioen
jtebeno. ipar Der leste. Die brei
&inrihtungen nabmen Is Minmten
in Mnipru@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

GrpreB5uges Nr. 6 bon Gan 6ran-
cisco itieB nit einem @iiter5uae 5u.
iammen. Gin Yailagier puroe &c.
toctet uno 20 perlebt. Die 8epalt
oes Stobes ipar cine 10 furhtbare,
oaB Elm Eaiiaeieripagen CUR Sdlfte
in ben 9tau6magen bineingeido6en
murOe. 8eioe 2ofomotipen ipurben
aermalnt, na6bem Die Wannihaften
oerieIben porber a6geiprungen
tpdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Hoitran6.
Oil Gitp, Va.. /. Oft.

O1I 1fD, va, I. Ott.
ss,t Yoniepille, brei Mcilen moro
lia BON bier. iprensten orei &aubge-
iellen oen @elbihranf in Der Yolt.
office, naboem lie alpei 9iiraer, Or.
sScbn 1pler ,ln6 Sames Strait,
tpelhe Tie 81 nerbinoern iildten &C.
feiielt hatten. Die grplolion bradte
Die 8eipobner ai,f Die 8eine, bod Die
M6nber feuerten mebrere Shiiiie ab
mno entfamen in Der Ounfelbeit.
Mie groB ibre @eute lit, ipeib man
nitht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

llde Sider6eit bes G5aren iino Inn.
fallenoe MaBnabmen setroiien. sl6.
geleben bon Der 6abrt nah un6 bon
SdloB Sdonbrunn bot Der Gsar iid
In ben StraBen 8ien's nidt bliden
laIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Dts

,,Eitxs..tbnrger Gazette
sriAeint iesen 1tsastas uns ioitet unter Dot
sasbssabluns iar bic Der. etaatsu anb Canada:
Sdbrlid... ......e3. 90 / 9aIbidbrIi&. &...-si.Oo
Rad Guropa portofret
ma len borausbesobIt werben):
Sdtstid,- ....---eS. a. ealbidbrIi&.-.si.ss
Gorreiponbsnun nnb Ntttbeilansen mhfsn
tt&teMeMS bis syreitae Usorsen tuenn ne IN
Asr uaditen Nummer Mnfnabme fnben iouea.
simaeiaxSt tperbsn. - Brisie obue unferl@rtfs
: nsrben nitt berhdR&ttst
~ gsnr far Gslber bte per re0iHrirtew
Driet sSes 0eys en,usitsme Money Order,
eeianbt spsrben abermebwen mtr be Derant
NortIi&leit
Gue Driefs gorrsiponben,en u. I. n. aSreitre
uan stHia&:
.IuxrxBuRarR aAzIrr1",
Dubuqus lows.
Office. G6e ber 6. nub SomassHste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
0elbes Tieber in 1egas.
Qare0o. Ser. 81. Ger

3arebo, Ger. 81. Sept.
$eute slbeno ipuroen bier Stpei
SooesfGue uno aip0lf neue grfran.
tunaen am gelben 0ieber eemel6et.
Tie Sta6t lit pie al,sgeitorben, un6
tper es irpen6 ermogliden fonrte, 1T
uo& Nunften i'm Noroen ODER Siioen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
GrtrMnfen.

@rainer0. Minn., 9. Sft.
Ssn einem Mrme bes Song Cafe er.
tranfen srau 8orbers imb lire orci
SGdter. als lie bi,rh bas Waiier fab
rem pollten. Der @agen fippte Inn
nno Dos llnaliid NOR geibeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Moro mnb Selbitmorb.
g 9 10 Sort 2.

y cIU y 2. RtI.
0onis Sett5el ipuroe in ieinem 2a-
ben an Der @. 81. StraBe BON Srik
Sdnbmann erihoiien. Der 2estere
aing bann nod $dhie ,lnb periibte
Selbitmoro. 3ettscl hilite Dor eini-
ger 3eit ben 2aoen pom Sbuhmann
mnS oie 8eranlafiuna sii Der Sraeo.
sic aab ein Streit iiber oen aauf.
preis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Gortnsal.

2iiiabon %. Sept.
Die Nprofiiite bon Yortll9al mlrbe
herte bon einem beftigen Stllrm
beimseillbt. 3pei Siicherboote NIT
70 @um an @oro iheiterteu, ,lno 18
Mann ertranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Gnersiider @irtb.
9rifoI, Tenm., 90. gept.

gatro, 81, 80. Sept.
Ser Wirtbihaftsbeitter Tom %.
|4eiI erfhoB belite Gonrao Sbeeban
iino Be1hte Midael ggan cine toot.
l!he 0ermunoung BEL, tDeil lie it'd
getpeigert batten, iein 2ofal an Der.
Iaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Herbre6eu.

8irmingbam Mla., 81. Sept.
Gte 2ei&e Der Moate MiuianlS,
elmer weiben Gra,,. pmr6e IN gait
&afe gefun0en. Wean elaubt, bob eill
0erbrefen porliegt.
s. u. Mullin, elmer Der 6lteiten
bieiigen Boli5iiten, iDur6e bon einem
gseger. ben er perbaften tpoqte, err
idboiien. Ger TbIter entfam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
4erbra,,n

M 0 nticeIlo, &p., 80. Sept.
Ssnfolge elmer @aserploiion wliroe
ssobn Moams lnb Ebomas Wari4
0et0btet ,mo Soiepb Narib trmg
tootIid,c IerlebMngen 6apon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

oes @iaribaIl Moooruif als fritiib.
Ser Shllaebrer grnit Soften bat lein
8etpuBtiein nod nift pieoer erlangt
unb man beiiitdtet ieinen Goo. slud
Der Siilis-Moriball Sacob 0fanroo
miro ihperlih NIT Dem aebeu oabon.
fommcn. Iie Mer5te baben Die
@unSen ser in Orfor0 peripunoeten
9riioer Spipep unteriudt unS geflln-
Sen, oaB 8eioe iih in fritiidem gu
Itanoe befinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

SU IU 1. SlI
Ssm SluBtbale Der Struma baben.
ipie aus Dem repolrtionGren Sallpt.
auarticr semeloet niro. ernlte @e.
fedte ltattgef,lnoen. s(m YrebeG.
9saB mubten iib Die Maaeoonier 5ll.
riidsieben, nah0em lie oen bort ita.
tionirtcn tiirfii6en Noiten beinahe
einaefeiielt batten. grd) bel Sboim
iln0 Gremen mlroen oie NuiltGnbi-
ihen nit i6meren 8erlliten suriif.
sei6laaeu. Mnoererieits erlitten bie
Sinfen em %. September bel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
A Additional
Local

Mrs. Mcdonald Meachum OF Nav
asota was a visitor here for the En-
ory-Colc wedding,
Ladies admitted az the same rate
rs men into the Fraternal Union.
Attend the open meeting at X. Of T..
hall tonight.
Misses Jessie and Cora Garth,
Vivian James and Bertha Horetzky
returned yesterday from Nicholas
willie, Ky. where thcy have been at
tending Jasmine institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. ID, Robinson
returned from Huntsville yesterday
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Mary. who has just graduated from
the sam Houston normal.
Miss Mamie Todd of Harvey re-
turned yesterday from Huntsville,
where she has just graduated from
the Sam Houston normal institute.
She was met here by Mr.. a. 7. Todd.
Postoiiicc Inspector G. Il. Ander-
son was here yesterday aud received
bids from property owners 10 supply
separate building for the postoiilce.
He gave out nothing regarding what
will be done In the matter.
News was received yesterday by
re- .atives of the sudden death Of Mr..
Ike Knox IN Beaumont. Particulars
could not bee learned last night. Mr..
ID. -. Knox of this city aud Mr. Ben
Knox Of Icaruc, brothers Of the de-
ceased, went TO Beaumont last night.
Clarence Moore. q young man em-
| ployrd in one Of the upstairs de-
parlmeuts at Wagner d Braudou's,
accidentally l.Il out of one of the
second story windows yesterday
morning while opening zap the shut.
tors. UrIltou hi, feet iu the back
yard 1ud escaped without further
Injury tuaua considerable shaking
|up.
VIII Roy, Monroe Cheeks and VIII
] Harris. three negroes, We're lodged In
/ bil yesterday to- Boz De- held boo cou-
uoctIuu with the killing of the negro
who was found recently near the !.
d G.. y. railroad track with his
/ throat cut. Other arrests viii prob
ably Dee made. The negroes now ln
custody were employed In nm |. and
/ e.. y. section gang. Dennis Malcolm
was the negro found dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04

r. O. TABOR, Agent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
COLORADO TOUR CONTEST.

Tho Bryan Eagle has purchased
two round.trip excursion tickets
from Bryan 10 Boulder. Colo, and
return, aud will give them free OF
charge 10 two persons 90 Ice selected
los voting contest. The tickets call
Tor nrst-class accommodations In
every respect, with stop-over priyi-
logcs at all points, aud are good Tor
return passage until oct. 81. They
include alsou side trip from Boul-
der 90 the grea, Cripple Greek Mine
m- city or 90 Piko Penis ANA r-
tum.
Besides Che coupons printed 900 .he
Daily aud Weekly Eagle tue mere
chants OF Bryou named below VIII
Civ, coupons with al retail sa.0 .f
merchandise. at the utr 90 ono ,Ita
fHr each ton coats sold Ton cash ur 600
thirty days. Twenty votes atr given
with each cash yearly option
90 the Weekly Eagle.
The contest b. gan Nay iiGuI Hiu
continue until JUl4 3D.
The first count ut votes was bad
saturday May JUth. aud sb iur as
concerns those nov iu the race, To-
suited as iu.luts:
Mrs. a. q. Anderson, 1923; Mr..
/ Lamar Beth.u, 1897; Mr.. b. Su.-a,
| lrJG; Sir. sam Hunter 1928, Ar
|t. T.. JpuhiuS, 1885,; Miss Lou
Ware, go; Miss Arrig Cole, 5Jl Ar
I Mr.. l.. E. Mitchell 3.6; Miss uulue
Carr. 2ll; Miss May hur,is, 81, Miss
Ema llurbprs So.
/ Miss Elmu Narbcrs who received
| Sl2 votes as per last saturday IS count
before she announced us q candidate,
now announces that she Will coins 200
| tO the many requests that she enter
I the race.
New candidates may enter thc cou-
/ test at any time.
4 count Will bee made every Satut-
/ day until contest closes, Hud Result
will be- announced IN each sunday
morning paper.
Watch the dates On your coupons
aud tickets. They show the dates
upon or before which they must be
voted. This j. done To prevent any
candidate from holding back large
number NJ votes to be east at the
end Of the contest.
THE TOURS.
This contest Is for two Colorado
tours. Two parties 70 act rs cores
pondents OF the Eagle are To 20 tU
Colorado, all transportation paid by
the Eagle, routes as follows: From
Bryan To Fort Worth AID return via
the Houston Il Texas Central rail
way; from Fort Worth 10 Boulder
Colorado, and return via the Fort
Worth and Denver railway; stop
over privileges In each direction un
this line. From Denver or Colorado
Springs side trip to Pixies Peak OF
To Cripple Creek, as desired. The
Houston * Texas Central offers the
best accommodation from here u
TT. Wort and return, aud best con
nections for Colorado tourists; Is the
shortest. quickest route, with best
equipments.
The Fort Worth & Denver railway
is the great tourist route 10 Colo
RADIO points. IL Is world renowned
for scenic attractions II II the shOrl
route from Texas to Colorado points
Its equipment for comfortable traNeI
and Sightseeing are not surpassed
hy any railway In the world. ON ii'
I line are all the great cities aud To-
sorts of Colorado.
MERCHANTS WHO GIVE COUPONS
I DRY Wagner ~ Brandon
gents FURNtsHiNGs-Parks q
Waldrop.
GRoCERIEs-Clnrkc d Fountain
John NJ. Lawrence a Coz Bryan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04

Grocery Co.
HARpwARE-Cule Hardware Co.
DRUGS-Iames * Hart.
FUpNIrURE-l.evy Bros.
STATIONERY. Rocks ANp SCHOOL
SurPLtES-Tyler Haswcll.
JEWrIRN John NJ. Caldwell.
SADpLERY, HARNEss, BuGGIES-
Buchanan n buchanan.
FEEn-rUFTs-E. &. Harder * Go.
MEAT MARKET-Jen ID. franklin,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
Summer School Announcement.

A number Of patrons have made
requests for summer school in
Bryan Tor the bennt Of children who
desire to make up the Deficiencies Of
the past year In order to be- able to
pass to a higher grade next year. II
n sufficient number shall have sigui-
fled 10 me 10y June sth desire 10 at
tend summer term, shall conduct
"a private school for six weeks, the
date Of opening 10 be announced
next week. Those who wish To con-
fer with me will find me mt the
Methodist parsonage. Phone 10.
w. VI Board.
.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
Jefferson Davis Memorial.

The memorial exercises in honor
Jefferson Davis held at the First
Baptist church yesterday after
noon, under the auspices of l.. >.
Ross chapter Of the Daughters of
the Confederacy, formed a splendid
tribute to the great Southerner.
The ladies of the Bryan chapter
have ever been Jealous workers
and have done much to inspire pa
triotism and perpetual love Tor the
lost cause and honor for its de.
tenders.
The program was splendid
one and each number well given.
Mr.. Buchanan's address was full
Of beautiful thoughts and inspiring
sentiments.
After the exercises the ladies OF
the chapter and many OF those
present visited the city cemetery
and decorated the graves Of ex.
Confederates in loving remem-
brance Of their devotion to the
South.
PROGRAM.
Invocation. ......D DR.. w. &. Friley
Organ Voluntary Mrs. Il. ;. Webb
Chorus ..... "Our Southland Loved"
Voice My Soldier Lover" ...
........... Miss Gussie Bnchauan
Recitation Mrs. j. 4. Hanway
Voice, beyond the Gates of Par
adise" Miss Bertha Roberts
Address ............ a. j. Buchanan
Chorus ............."Ou southland
Recessioual. ........ Mrs. II. ;. Webb
-
Ed Tally has a new carriage and
has established a hack stand IN front
of the Exchange shaving parlor with
telephone call station, phone No.
sol Calls answered any time be-
tween the hours OF sam. forenoon
aud 2:27 a. M. latter midnight),
Meets all trains lh3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
Graded School Promotions.

Following are the promotions
in more of the grades of the
Graded school. The others will
be published just as soon as they
are completed by the various
teachers and handed in, which
will perhaps be tomorrow or
next day:
List of promotions from the Fifth
Grade to the Sixth
BOYS.
John Brogdon, Grady Buchanan,
Fred Ford, Robert Ford, Lonnie
Gricc. John Opersteney, Joseph Spell.
GIRLS.
Leila Carroll, Edith Cavitt, Esther
Caviit. Victoria Dobrovolony, Mary
Evans. Pearl HOLMAN, Cecil Lewis,
Clara Mawhinney, Rowena Rhodes,
Hattie Searcy, Lena Searcy. Norris
Tabor, Resale Taylor, Addie Wal.
thai Mabel White, Bessie Wooteu.
LULA Hollis, Teacher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE

IA Wakefield, san Antonio; r II
beware, Jefferson; VI Beard, Law
renee. Kansas; + II Nye, Dallas {;
w y Schultz, Taylor; a NJ Ferguson
Austin; J 4 Berry, Waco; II X Er-
win, Waxahachie; & A Hanover,
Chicago; o Tcnney, st Louis; G \
Hooper, Huntsville; f. + Anderson,
New York; \ ; Katz, New Jersey
X V Bunting, Dallas; O ii Reed
Calvert: G l. Burns, Houston; J +
Grimes, Galveston.
TUCKER.
r : Wallis, Dallas; J Ewing,
Houston.
ARCADE.
EW Martin, Houston; \ II Cook,
jacksonville; Miss Mamie Todd, \
p Todd, Harvey; J T shaw, Mart
Miss Fannie Royder, Rock Prairie,
Miss Adena Soles, Palestine.
.. A 49,. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04

The promotion list Of Mis-, Hollis
was handed In ON time and should
have appeard with the list published
yesterday, but wa, left out by an
oversight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04

Just received fresh car of "Ameri-
can Beauty flour at Clarke n Foun-
taiu's. l12
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-04

II you need insurance attend the
lecture at X. of T.. hall tonight.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
Soldiers Ran into Trap.

Word has just reached Tucson, Ari-
IONA. that the Twelfth battalion OF the
Mexican regulars was almost anEihi-
lated in battle with the Yaquis,
whom they were pursuing, after have
ing defeated them in ng.t at San
Marcial The regulars were caught IN
trap and their retreat was cut on by
second band. of whose existence they
knew nothing. There were 500 SOL
oiers in the battalion, and II tho re-
port Of the survivors Of the night. who
reached San Marciai. 10 true, = great
many OF that number were killed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
BOWEN'S ULTIMATUM.
Venezuelan Situation Reaches Crit
icaI Stage.

Herbert w. Bowen, Venezuela's rep
resentative in the negotiations at
Washington for a settlement of the
claims against that country, has sent,
through the British ambassador at
Washington, what amounts practically
to an ultimatum to the allied powers
Of Great Britain, Germany and Italy
regarding their insistence for prefer
entail treatment in the settlement of
their claims against Venezuela. In the
note received by the British ambassa-
dor from Mr.. Bowen, the latter refuses
point blank the proposition flor a 20
and 10 per cent division, on the ground
that to recognize the principle it en-
bodies 1t would be ABSOLUTELY offensive
to modern civilization. In view of the
fact that the negotiators are agreed on
all save the question of preferential
treatment the ambassador Is informed
that Venezuela has decided to submit
tribunal. The acceptance of this prop
Dsition. Venezuela contends. carries
with it raising of the blockade, the
general understanding being that the
blockade would end when the nego-
tiators at Washington mad reached an
agreement.
In suggesting that the question Of
preferential payment be referred to
The Hague, it is understood that Mr..
Bowen does so in view of the fact that
the question is the only one that re-
mains in dispute. The allies are ad-
vised that Venezuela is DESTROYS that |
all negotiators shall stand by what |
had been already agreed on.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
FRANCE MAY INTERFERE.
Has Little Bill Against Venezuela
Which She is Anxious to Collect.

Has Little Bill Against Venezuela
Which She is Anxious to Collect.
The French legation has notified the
Venezuelan government that, in view
of the convention in 1867 France was
allowed to collect directly part of the
revenues of several customs houses
in Venezuela as a guarantee for her
diplomatic claims arising out of the
previous revolutions. France, it is
said, renounced forever by the conven-
ton of 1885 the exercise of this right
on condition that the interest on this
debt be regularly paid. AS this pay
ment has not been made since. without
asking the authorization OF Germany
England and Italy, France intends to
revive her right of direct collection.
The French charge d'affaires paid Wis
its to the foreign ministers and twice
called on President Castro during
forty eight hours. This activity on the
part of France evidently is in connec
tion with her intention TO revive her
rights and is considered as an answer
to the attitude adopted by the allied
powers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
Wyoming Stage Driver and Woman
Have Novel Experience.

Jack Harris, the veteran stage
driver between Grand Encampment
Myo., and Rudefeha, and an unknown
woman passenger were caught by a
snowslide last week when driving
along narrow defile in the noun
tains. The stage was covered with
snow, rocks and limbs of trees to a
depth of ten or twelve feet. but its
occupants were not injured, although
one OF the horses was killed.
For two days and three nights Har-
.is and his companion remained buried
without a morsel of food and they
would undoubtedly have persisted but
.or their accidental discovery by a
searching party They were almost
tamished when found, and were un-
able to walk. being hauled to the
nearest settlement on hand sleds.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
WILL CONTINUE BLOCKADE.
Allies Declare Venezuela is Endeavor-
ing to CompIicate Affairs.

Reuters Telegram company of Lon
don says that it is officially informed
that the attitude of the allies regard
Ing the so-called priority claims
against Venezuela has been misinter.
preted, thus increasing the complica-
tons. 1t is explained that the allies
do not insist on the precedence of their
claims over others, but insist that
they shall be regarded as separate, to
be dealt with direct between them
selves and Venezuela. Until spe-
cifc arrangement is made for the sat
isfaction of their claims they are de-
termined to continue the blockade.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-06
FLOCKMASTER SHOT.
WYOMING SHEEP CAMP INVADED
BY WHITE CAPS.
Three Hundred Animals Dynamited
and Wounded Man Left to Die.

A band OF masked men raided the
sheep camp OF William Minnich, thirty
miles northeast of Thermopolis, Wyo-
ming, shot Minnich through the lungs,
dynamited and slaughtered 300 head OF
sheep and burned the outfit wagons.
The herdcr escaped and brought the
news OF the attack to Thermopolis. DR..
Schuelke and a posse OF officers left
ut once for the scene. AT last accounts
Minnich was alive, but there Is little
hope of his recovery. There is no
clue to the identity of the raiders other
than the report that the sheep and
cattle men OF that section have been
on the verge Of war for some time.