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TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
TATE SPRINGS TENNo
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rIeT Of the epson water and The s-the-
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b0rt ride from Asheviie, n { heteI DUN OF ioIaI
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srS Proprietor Tate Springs. Ienn
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J. b. CARTER.
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4ior viii be held office Of the Company. IN The
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,ew York Jan. Q 1903.
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NOTICE TO Stockholders. The

Meeting Of Stockholders Of The Vulcan Consoli-
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Cor fe ensuing year the transaction OF such other
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ff cornpanys ONCE as So Nassau Street, Borough Of
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T-ehrgsry 10 1903 hour - II 4. NJ.
CHARLES T CHAMPION. President.
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THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE co.

Chicago
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Peoples Gas Light & Coke Company
win oe a he Office Of the Company in Chicago
-,cHtear Avenue and Adams Street, Tuesday, Feb
r-y 10th 1903 O'Clock A. NJ The transfer books
els le closed n acCoria1ce with the bylaws at me
r,oe a business Tuesday. January eoh, 1SS, and
Mi .eopeT Wednesday. February llth 1898
GEORGE O. KNAPP. President.
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etc to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply TO
~ Mrs. NJ. ]. YOUNG-FULTON. q Union Square
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NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA. 4

TIME PALMETTO, ,,>-
The principal hotel Of this resort views o NAh se
on application ,.,-RE>Sf-F II WOODS Manager.
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Remains open throughout Every known COM
convenience for winter guests Goi piN4eseS
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d s WHITE, President
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
PLAGUE SPREADING.
Refugees From Infected Towns Carry
Bubonic PeriIto all Parts of
Mexicn-

Bisbee, A. T., Jan. Authorization has
reached here hat the dreaded bubonic
plague has made it's appearance at To-
porico, Mex, sixty-tive miles from Minas
Priestas, state of Sonora, The story is
that an unknown white man came to To-
porico about a week ago and was imme-
diately taken Ill and rapidly developed
symptoms of plague. When questioned
the man admitted that he was from Ma
zatlan, and said he had managed to make
his way through quarantine lines without
much trouble.
The people Of Toporico are greatly eN-
cited, and many nave left the town. 1t
is also reported that the plague has been
discovered In small interior towns in So
nora.
Further reports received here are to the
effect that there Is no plague at Hermo-
sillo and Guaymas. The Guaynfas quar-
antine against ships from Topolobampo,
Mazatlap, and even San Francisco, is be-
ing maintained.
Thu people OF T~opolobambo are reported
20 be dying like sheep, and the survivors
are leaving the stricken city as fast as
possible. Many leave in the night time.
going out Into the ocean In slsiffs. 1t Is
feared that these departures will spread
The plague.
The condition at Mazatlan is reported
no better. The people are getting away
from there to the Interior country, and
1t is feared tina some of them are maxi
ing their way to towns in the eastern
part of Sonora.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
THEORY OF LIES ORIGIN
Yale Scientist Says Vital Spark orisi-
mated at North Pole-Ma an Came
From Prinates Through Fire.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 23.-Dr. j. +.
Workman outlined his theory of the origin
of human life III a lecture in which he re-
viewed his researches covering years, up
setting both ORTHODOXY and former scien-
tifc beliefs. He advocated three distinct
theories more. or less revolutionary:
First-All life began at the north pole.
Second-The primates, including apes,
monkeys and lemurs, who lived at the
pole, were directly the ancestors Of the
human race. -.
Third-The evolution of the primates to
human beings took place at the same
time and largely because Of the effect of
the discovery of fire.
DR.. Workman two years ago took up the
Investigations of the late Professor Marsh
in paleontology and visited Wyoming,
where he discovered perfect skulls Of pri-
mates similar to those found In northern
Europe n Madagascar. His theory is
that these were in the tropical zone ex-
tending around the north pole, as similar
skulls were found in America, Europe and
Africa.
DR.. Workman traced the development Of
the cerebral h~emispheres, the prehensile
e~xtremities, the short arms and the erect
spine in the %prinates, Indicating the evo-
luton of the primates into the human
race. The next step was, he alleged, the
discovery of fire by the primates, prob
ably accidental, and the mastery Of it's
use, which evolved the human being.
All Of Yale's veteran scientists were
present and burst into a round of spon-
%taneous applause when the young scien-
fist finished the elaboration Of the argu-
ment, which overthrow their time honored
theories,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
STETSON INDIGNANT.
Millionaire Manufacturer Cuts College
Bearing His Name at Deland, Fla,
Out Of HIS Will.

Philadelphia, Jan. 22.--John b.. Stetson,
the millionaire hat manufacturer, has cut
cut from his will all provisions for the
university at Deland, Fla, which bears
his name. This course on his part fol-
lowed the action CT the board of trustees
In exonerating the president OF the in
Btitution, DR.. John +. Forbes, concerning
whose conduct with Mrs. L. b. Mathes,
then a member of the faculty, grave ru-
mors had been circulated.
II certainly shall not aid the university
my longer under its, present manage
ment," said Mr.. Stetson. II changed my
win hurriedly as soon as this action was
taken. for fear that / might die before
The clauses providing for John b. Stetson
university were cut out"
Mr.. Stetson has been a generous giver
% the Florida university for the past sew
enteen years.
A Story of Scandal.
Tampa, Fla, Jan 21.-Isaac N. Stewart,
attorney for John 3. Stetson, the mil
county jail for thirty, days for contempt
If court by Judge Graham of the criminal
court, Of this county. Stewart is himself
a member Of the state judiciary Of equal
being judge OF the criminal court OF
Volusia county. He represents Stetson in
inyestigating charges that President
had had criminal Intimacy with Mrs.
Mathes, a teacher in that institution. Stet-
son was determined that IL the charges
were, true he would either have Forbes
removed or discontinue contributing funds
to the university, to which he has already
given $500, 900.
In his investigation Stewart secured. a
number Of letters written by the lady
lteacher to DR.. Weightnovel, a Russian
physician Of this city, now awaiting trial
by a criminal operation. concerning a.
similar operation performed upon her.
Stewart was summoned here to testify
discriminating letters. When called to
the stand he defied the court and refused
to testify. He was sent to jail and in his
sell is preparing habeas corpu proceed
court Of the state for his release. Stew
art says he is backed up by Stetson, who
will see him through the trouble regard
less of expenses.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL
louse Wants Investigation Of LessIer's
Bribery Charges.

|ouso Wants Investigation Of LessIer's
Bribery Charges.
Washington, Jan. 24.-The house to-
lay adopted a resolution submitted by
he committee on naval affairs ordering
ull investigation Of the LeSsler bribery
;hargeS.
Consideration of the Philippine coin
lge bill Was then resumed.
In the course of the debate, Hill Of
Connecticut said hat Secretary Shaw
lad informed him this morning that a
deXican gentleman was now in the
ity in the interest of an arrangement
y which Mexico could adopt a currency
ystem uniform and interchangeable
With that of the United States.
After a protracted discussion a mo-
ion was adopted striking out the first
ection of the majority bill and insert
ng the first section of the minority
ubstitute, which provided for intro
.uction Of the American coinage sys-
EN- complete into the islands. The en-
ire democratic side and about tWen-
y republicans voted for the motion.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
PANAMA CANAL
TREATY SIGNED
News Is Confirmed Authorita-
lively on Inquiry in Of
fetal Quarters.
PRICE NOT MADE PUBLIC
Colombia Codes in Perpetuity a Strip
for Canal Purposes, Together With
Police Control and Protection
Of Right of Way.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The treaty be-
:Ween the United States and Colombia
or the construction Of the Panama ca
lal by the United States was signed
yesterday in this city.
No details of the signature of the
reaty were obtainable last night. but
1t the presidential reception at the
White house the news that the treaty
between the two countries at last was
n accomplished fact leaked out, and
alter was confirmed au~thoratively on
inquiry in official quarters.
1t had been tende not to make the
signature of the canal treaty public
Until today, but the news apparently
vas too good to keep after the long de-
ay and suspense, and it tr%anspired, as
stated, at the presidents official re-
:eptlOn.
Fears had been entertained until this
week that Colombia would not be will
ng to accede to the wishes of the
United States in the matter, and that
'ecourse to the Nicaragua canal project
night be forced on h government Of
he United States.
Lease Is Perpetual.
1t could not be learned what was
he price finally agreed on. Some time
$50 there was a hitch over the ques-
ion Of the extent to which control by
he United States over the strip Of
and should go, Colombia objecting on
he ground that the provisions request
I'd in the treaty by the United States
would mean a REIMBURSEMENT OF SOW
:reignty by Colombia owe part Of her
erritory, but this matter was AMIGA
>ly adjusted, as was a difference as
o the lifetime of the cas- of the strip
II Ian in question, the final result be-
ng a practical cession in perpetuity
" the strip TO the United States for
'anal purposes, and incidental police
control and protection Of canal right
# way.
The treaty was signed at Secretary
lays house in the afternoon, MI. Hay
lcting for the United States and DR..
1erran, the charge d'affaires of Colom-
>ia, who had been specially given full
powers to negotiate the treaty, sign
ng in behalf of Colombia. The treaty
will have to go to the senate for rati-
ication and it is believed it will be
transmitted to hal body today.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
coRBETT IS SENT FOR.

= Lr..- AE .fe EFAE1EN
Man Supposed to Have Slain Booth to
See Romans of Oklahoma Suicide.
Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 22.--It i~ssannounceS;
1ore that Boston Corbett, the man who
vas supposed to lave shot n killed Johi,
Wilkes Booth in a burning Virginia barn
utter the assassination of President LIN
eoln, has been summoned from old Mex
leo to identity, IL possible, the remains OF
d. q. George, the man who committed
suicide at Enid, O.. T., and who announced
Just prior to his death that he was John
Wilkes Booth.
It is also stated that secret service me
nave been summoned from Washington,
d. c., for the same purpose, and the re-
are being held in the morgue pend
ing identification.
One thing of interest connected with
the above is the fact that Corbett is all
legged to be a fugitive from justice, having
escaped from an asylum in Kansas.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
DEFENDS WATTS PICTURE

lady Somerset Says Only Portion of w.
CT v. AssaiIed Love and Life"
London, Jan. 23.-Lady Henry Somerset,
II an open letter, says she regrets the OBJ
%ections raised by certain workers of
he Woman's acknowledgements Union
IF America" against Watts picture, rep
'esentlng Love and Life" in the White
house.
AS president of the Worlds Woman's
Christian Temperance %union,' continues
lady Henry, Il feel it should be made
:lear that the objections raised by a few
women are not held by the majority Of
he great temperance society, which real
yes that that wonderful allegorical pic
.ure has in it nothing but tender, beauti-
III teaching, with the purity of treatment
Ind intention which marks all that great
masters work.
l would perhaps not have made this
statement so emphatically were it not
hat 1 know Frances Willard shared my
HteW in this matter"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
ANTITRUST BILL
Senator Elkins Introduces Measure EN-
bodying knox's Suggestions With
Regard to Railroads.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Elkins
today introduced a bill which covers
the feature of antitrust legislation so
far as it relates to railroads.. 1t con-
tain the provisions recommended by
Attorney General Knox as to punish
ment OF those who receive as we'll as
those who give rebates. 1t provides
for punishment of corporations by fine
instead of Imprisonment of officials;
also for injunctions to prevent dis
elimination. The Elkins bill is the re-
suit of a conference among several SEN
ators, most Of them being members of
the interstate committee. It's
purpose is to separate interstate COM
merce II railroads from other trust
legislation. The bill was referred to the
committee on interstate
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
ROCKEFELLER is WELL.
Reports of MiIlionaire's III Health Are
Denied hx Friends,

Lakewood, N. j., Jan. 23.-One of John
D. Rockefeller's intimate friends denies
most emphatically the stories sent out
from Atlantic City concerning Mr.. Rock
e%feller's health.
M Rockefeller is in fine condition."
he said. IF 1 can enjoy as good health
at Mr.. Rockefeller's age as he does at
present 1 shall be well satisfied. He is
living a simple, regular life here at Lake
wood and it agrees with him wonderfully
well.
HE has a fine, ruddy color, walks with
a springy step and his eyes have the
sparkle Of health. He does not lave to
exist on a diet of milk n crackers by
any means. You can say that Mr.. Rock
afeller has not ben so well in years as he is
now m
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
a MEASURE FOR ENNui.
Aesthesiometer May Be Used as Guide
Against Wearisome Subjects.

Berlin, Jan. 22.-Among the curious
exhibits that the Prussian ministry of
public instruction will include in it's
educational display at the st. Louis
exhibition is an apparatus for measur-
ing mental fatigue which is widely en-
ployed. 1t is called an aesthesiometer
and measures the sensitiveness Of the
skin, which corresponds directly to
brain fatigue, the sensitiveness dimin-
tshing as the mind wearies.
DR.. Schrader, professor Of the Kaiser
Wilhelm gymnasium at Hanover, has
perfected an instrument that measures
the time elapsing in the reaction of the
sensorium after mental exertion. The
principle upon which it is based is that
mental work produces a fatigue of the
nerve centers.
The measurement of fatigue during
classroom work generally shows that
history makes slight call on the mem
tai power. Geometry and Latin are far
more ~exhausting. During the study of
Latin she nerve power is reduced one
quarter and memory appears to suffer
greatly.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL.
Mineral Substance Dubbed coalite
DiScoxered In Illinois.

Mineral Substance Dubbed Coalite
Discovered in Illinois.
Sterling, Ill, Jar. pa mineral sub
stance that burns like coal has been dis
covered and will soon be placed on the
market in competition with coal. The new
mineral is used for both heating and illu-
minating purposes. One firm has leased
400 acres of land, which contains excel
lent veins of this mineral, and expects to
place the substance on the market in a
few days. The mineral, which is called
%coalite, without refinement makes a bril-
liant light and burns like soft coal, but
lasts longer than the same amount of
anthracite. 1t is composed of. part peat
and oil, the regions where it has been
found appear to abound in Oil pockets,
and in several places oil wells have been
discovered.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
UNION 3 OBJECTS.

;%arnegie's Library Offer to Coshocton,
O., May Not Be Accepted.
C%oshocton, O., Jan. :4.-The Coshoc-
on Trades and Labor assembly last
light unanimously entered a protest
against the city accepting Andrew Car
legie's offer of $4,000 for a library.
Their reason is that his methods were,
n the opinion of the assembly, inim-
cal to union labor.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
NEW ARCTIC EXPLORER.
Anthony Fiala Placed in Command OF
Next Zeigler Expedition.

:, Next Zeigler Expedition.
New York, Jan. 23.-until a few days
ago Anthony Fiala was comparatively I'M
known. Now he Is the protege of William
H. ziegler and is chosen as commander
of the next Zeigler north pole expedition,
for Mr.. Zeigler has not lost heart because
of the miserable failure Of the Baldwin
expedition.
Mr.. Fiala was sent north as the photo
grapher OF the Bald~win-Zeigler expedition.
When Baldwin and his crew made such an
lnglorlous return home there was but one
OF them all who ave a satisfactory ac-
count of his stewardship. That man was
the young and unknown photographer.
What did you do?' demanded Ziegler
Of Fiala.
Il did what l was sent to do replied
the young man. Il took about 1000 pho.
tographs, which you said you wanted, and
here they are"
f1ala is not yet 80 years old, but is will
ing to the expedition. He will
sail in May.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
MADDEN SENTENCED.

Motorman Responsible for Death Of
Craig Gets Six Months in Prison.
Pittsfield, Mass, Jan. 22.-Euclid Mad.
den n James 7. Kelley, indicted for
m-ansiaughter in connection with the acct
dent here last August in which William
Craig, President Rooseyelt's bodyguard,
was killed. today retracted their previous
plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty.
Madden was sentenced to serve six
months in the house of correction and to
pay a fine of $500. Kelley's case was
placed on file.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
a MORRIS VERY ILL.
Feared Ailrent of Once Noted Actress
May Prove Fatal.

New York, Jan. pit is learned Miss
Clara Morris, the well known actress, isa
much worse than had been supposed; in
Fact, that her illness will probably prove
fatal. She is confined to her room in
Riverdale. 1T Is this home which Miss
Morris was in danger Of losing this win
Ter because If a mortgage of $1,000 which
she could not pay. There has been talk
recently of giving her a benefit on Broad
way. The mortgage, however, has been
taken up by a we'll known Wall street
dnancier, who is a neighbor Of hers. She
is still able to see some OF her closer
friends.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
DISASTROUS WRECK.
Extra Freight CoiIides With Snow Flow
and of Twenty-Five Laborers All
Are Either Killed or Ia iured.

Leavenworth, Wash. Jan. 21.-Twelve
men dead and as many more injured is
the result Of q tailend collision that oc-
CURED on the Great Northern five miles
west Of Chiwakum. Ar extra from Ski
komish loaded with lumber and three
cars containing laborers ran into a rotary
snow plow, killing or injuring all twenty
five Workmen. Ten cars are piled up in a
heap with nine of the victims Of the
wreck still Underneath. The names OF
the dead are not o~btainable.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
DE BLOWlTZ' MEMOIRS

american lntrusted With Work Of Pub
Iishins CORRESPONDENTS Writings.
Paris, Jan. 22.--The late Henry de Blow
tz. who for many years was The Paris
correspondent of the London Times, cons
ided the work Of publishing his memoirs
o Vance Thompson, the American Jour
iaIist, author and playwright ina con-
rersation Mr.. Thompson said NJ. de Blow
IL asserted the Times had turned him
,f like an old horse that was OF no fur
her use. His dismissal seemed to hav.As
'obbed him OF all his nerve
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-30
PALMIsT's

Predicts Sudden Death and Life Goes
Out on Schedule Time.
Eaton, Pa, Jan. 23.-Samuel Hinckline,
a wealthy truck farmer residing at Rox-
burg. N. T., had his fortune told by a
woman. she predicted that Hinckiine
would die before 9 O'Clock at night. He
went home and told his wife VIVA the
palmist had said. They had a good laugh
over the matter and thought no more of
1t. AT $40 o'clock Hinckiine fell over
lead.