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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
NEW TELEPHONE
is UNDER WAY
Huntington Syndicate Ma
turing Plans for System
From Atlantic to Pacific
SEVERAL LINES BOUGHT
Company VIII Build Along
Southern Route With Con-
Meeting Feeders NOrthward
sBec.al Dispatch to TIE CAL

AUSTIN. Texas. July 27.-The Hunt
ingron syndicate OF California. which Z
few months ago acquired several hun
dred miles CT long distance telephone
lines n Texas, IS rapidly carrying cut
It's plans for = through long distance
telephone Ens between the Atlantic
sezboard and the Pacific coast The
Southern route VIII be followed
Tie acquired line II Louisiana and
Texas and the existing lines IN CaIifor-
n1a leave z gap q 500 miles II
Texas between san Antonio and Il
Psso and a. Of New Mexico and Arizona
70 be 6lIed IL The syndicate IS closing
negotiations Ior the purchase or iAde-
pendent long distance lines through
Arizona and New Mexico. and When
this is done about eight hundred niles
Of wire VIII have 20 be put Up for q
through connection between Los An
geles and New Orleans.
Connecting lines VIII be built north
ward al along the main system
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
ENGLISH SOLDIER WINS
BRIDE AT EXPOSITION
Veteran Of the Boer War VIII Wed a
Young Woman From Cal

ST LOUIS. July 2T.-According 70 an
Official bulletin issued tonight BY the
worlds Fair Press Bureau. the first
wedding among the British soldiers OF
the Boer war VIII be celebrated next
Tuesday morning, the principals being
Private John BackhOUse OF VaIIies
England, who plays the part Of leu
tenant IN a war exhibition. and Mss
Catherine Tatsch Of Yosemite. Cal.
The ceremony VIII take place II the
St James Memorial Church The Brit
tsh troops VII attend n q body. Major
L s Stewart VIII give away the bride
and Captain John Dick VIII act as best
nan The bride VIII Be attended by
Mss Freida Dorm of Eau Claire, Wis.
Il the evening the party VIII attend
q special performance given II their
honor BY Che management OF the
PaIzis du Costume, OF the Pike The
performance viii consist OF q typical
society wedding performed by costume
models At the PaIais. The announce
uent q the engagement comes one week
sflec the first meeting OF the couple
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

TURNS FORGER
Secures Money on Telegram
on Which He Had Signed
the Name of His Foreman
CONFESSES HIS GUILT
Walks Into a Trap Set for
Him at the Redding Ex-
press Office by Authorities

REDDLNG, July 27-B. s Hight. a
sheepherder, was arrested here this
morning ny Sheriff Boyd Of Tenau1a
County, On charges OF forgery and Oh
taiuing money under false pretenses.
Hight was hurt while herding sheep N
the vicinity OF Bieber. LaSsen County,
and was sent 81 the foreman OF the
herders. ". II. Lehman, 10 Bieber FOR
treatment. While there Hight tele-
graphed IN the name Of the foreman 20
the owner Of sheep, Mrs Bearse Cure,
Of Red Bluff for 500. He got the money
and spent 1t on Il protracted deaaucn-
He reached Reddiug yesterday and tete-
graphed IN the name Of the foreman
for $50 IN the meanwhile his methods
had been found out but he was IN
formed that the m9ney would be sent
here By express this morning. When
he went to the EXPRESS Office TO get the
money he found the TehAma Sheriff
there ready 70 take him IN charge.
Hight then broke down and confessed
his crime
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
White WOMAN
WEDS CHINESE
Mount Tabor Girl Becomes
the Bride Of a Wealthy
Hop Grower Of Washington
MARRY AT VANCOUVER
Happy Groom Gives a Grand
Feast In Honor of His
Wife and 1t Sickens Her
s1erial DszDa--a . rae CAL

PORTLAND. July 27.-Slng Lcpe, q
Chinese - the wealthy proprietor ot q
hep yard near TaccCuvsr. Wash and
last year a. hop picking tine, cne OF
lhe prsLrlesr El-ls who worked for hInn
vas LzE E@z Schrm cf Mount
-abCr, & suburb oc Portland He made
love &C her and nov they are husband
sd VIE Her inGustry II picking hops
Ersr brought her 70 lis notice Lne
bride Is q years CD ard ths CslssI1a1
q as TIE welding which occurred Al
va-couve- q day or rWo age, vas per
s1r-e6 II TIE presence p al arrcrney
arE & wealthy Chinese Dercnz1L OF
Portland Arrer the ceremony SL1S
rzve q Chfnase faas- &C his rr1sncs-
re feast vas -CC uEc1. l1r --rs- S-1s
Lcpe Sc she went back 20 1er can1--y
- week. Bur row she and her
C--ese husband are WORKING ucgsL1er
81 re hop yard where they 1rsr met
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
SUITS AGAINST HUSBAND
AND PARENTS DISMISSED
Mrs. Grace Lynch WiLhdraws Sensa-
tional Action Against Family Of
Her Spouse-ProbabIY Settled.

Two notices OF dismissal were fled
IN the Superior Court yesterday OF
suits which created al the time or
their commencement, a passing sen
saCiOn because OF the unusual charges
One Of the actions was that Of Grace
Lynch against E and Alexander
Lynch. E" being her mother-tu-Iaw,
from whom she demanded so, 600 for
bad treatment and deprivation OF her
husbands comfort and affection. The
L.ynches are English and the bride OF
their son said they made fun or her
Americanisus, used bypnotisn 10 VIII
her husband away and refrained from
teaching the family parrot to speak her
name in terms OF endearmsut- The hus-
band. shortly after their marriage
went to England and the parents-in-
law expressed the hope that he would
fall II love with nice girl over
there
Then Mrs. Grace Lynch fled an in
junction against her husband George
TO restrain him from disposing Of his
salary and $4,000 worth Of properly
until he had agreed 70 pay her 800
z month for separate maintenance
which she needed she said, because
she vas in distressing CircUEu-
stances. Lynch junior has returned
from England and the dismissal OF
the two suits indicates that the dif-
ferences have been settled
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
FoREIGN MISSIONARY
BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS
Ms. Hartley Of Berzeley L Chosen
President and Mrs Murphy OF
TsTTero Vice President

SANTA CRCZ. July 2l--Lne rol-
r-zt-z Szzta oEcers have been elected
f-- the coming year oy the Chrls:Slan
TE--ar's Board ct Foreign Missions
=-.-ze-- M-z IL = Harley q Berzsley-
~. --ezs-e-c- Ms AEuhT, vallejo
lrE-r- ss-re-z-T A-s. n n ana,
A-s- Ia ElE-ln- -11
r----.e.-. s-us-.r1e16err ~ junior wcrE. Ms
- F-r Sa1 Fracc-scs advisory 1-er1-
-s-- E- Eu--er ct Napa- Ars- y n
---e- press ccr-es7o-lcznr.
rr-z za E--- n -oC I'D CHAIRMAN pr1-
-----se Zrs. G. y. Freeman
TIE Sate S1z5ay-school Assocta-
--r --a-eE -rs morning with state
President Ret c. Ptcuon ot Chico
q --e -Ez- The prsSe service was
r-E b 2 o. lGzc<zrLzUe Ct Alameda
----E--zb-e ca -AdTa1ced Meth
--= a sT-zcEooTf vas conducted
Azzer 1f Wheztlzu6-
e sermon this evening vas ts-
r- c. C. Bentley of Earfor6
ana The -rsfise service W@z conducted
8 Murphy Cf vallejo
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

DR. q q OrDONNUHS
~ NERAL SPRINGS At GLEN ELLEcs-
w TIE best camping pfczic a1d pIeasura -
sort On r1s coast E1e greatest re-s1y c1R
lung disease. liver and stomach eouplainEA
rheumatism ard -at1r-n n ths W1rid. -
niles rum s . Ths 8 P r r and g. y
& " ? r r give special rztsa % -anpsrB-
80 cottages and tents furnished. rsnE cheMas
s1gs poison 1ak ne rarE- utneraI
water. boa1s. bathing AID fishing cras. Msa-a
served EctzE Riverside rzasora1is 49,
Inquire q DR. c c OCCNcEL- acnes
1921 L Marksr St. 5sc. SE<rE and Seventh. san
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
cArrzrrz xrr sRzrrsz.

IN Sierra Nevada M1a1-alns- sierra Cou1ry.
5O00 fser alsyaCI1r- A-a 1annnnr1lly lcczre.t
~ the head az t1a s-e1- Sara valley. 80
80 f-ra. hu s niles wide srr1ll1Cll< W1I11
Z. - s-sssr ,rirueVaI f1resc o. pine ard ir A
s-.-.faE-v - maze df the ta1te- EEe 1ur scr11sa
lzf
80 If,sr If <f5rey ornrll11-5 and Al oiocft
- Skin Diseases Rats e1r roc1 and ccar1-
81 - &c ser week R1und TIP crum saa
rrrnr-isco % scriugs VIA BCc1. il "a 1tREa
aalIv except Sunday curnec-c3E VIA 4 n n.
ErHt1 eEgu S92 Frz1ct5cR
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
NDBPENDENcE LAKE

Fishing beats. exc=llsrr table. climate r=r-
fscr- Is niles frou1 E-ucxee. n an 1nbrqk=u
forest For i11crula-lo1 t11ulr4 az L-zv=t=r
offce % Montgomery ST. Peeks L111rrllIri1u
Eureau- ar Ms n II CisUo1s- rr1ck==- ca
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Careless Hunters start a Big Fire

SANTA ROSA. July 27.-A T0nassi
a resident CT Knights Valley, reported
20 District Attorney Pond that hunters
who had recently passed through his
place had set fire 10 q. large tree on his
ranch and that the flames had spread
20 and bUrued over an area OF more
than twenty acres IN addition a lot
OF fencing had been burned by the fire.
Tomassi VIII prosecute the careless
hunters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
NorrI5ca L Vow Divorced.

NEW ECRE July 27.-JusGce
-- rc-[av signed The formal de-
cree -f zr-rce 6issoIvicE the ms--
-ze II LrLzu Ncrtica and Zoltz1
--e-z
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Porz-s. -he Sculpto- Dead.

NET HATEcct Com July 81
John Rogers the sculptor, IS. dead AZ
his sumner ho-e II New Csnaan.
Conn. AFTER a I0rE Illness from creep
NJ paralysis aged = years
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Rivec Excursion TO Auuocl,.

Stur Il ]. CORCORAN. Sunday. JuIv
81 Leaves north end Ferry building
$50 4 n Returning arrives 80 D. n
Fare. round trip. 81 CO. Vallejo and
Glen Cove round trip. 50c- Piper-Aden-
GoCdaU Co
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

EcrsI DEL cazads<o-GIaut Redwood
Grove trse Camping E1ncng. dznirE- 11rhfn<
boating dancing. livery s-able- 1rSr-cizE5
beard .aEsaLIr1 ferry r-1-c -rfD. 8 - r-rt
SIX -CurEs- Rates. s. 17y. SO % 81 ws@<-
reduced rates oy the month via Iocs 1,r sala
J. = THTRI0N- Prop. czzadsro Soncr-4 ca.
Cal. CT North Shore Railroad s26 Ma-ksc *
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

scue-1-E'5 IS E116- 1ave ur--e ~ot6
G- --e Wrlsz=F 3 her1sr-pUts The zgn-
4e-- = ~-1- hcs0i i-li-T- Flc1E-an, Lurgen
e. a-- Battery ST. s
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
MCELH N-A

NoNET ESTATE APPRAISED - TIE
zcura1sers appointed % tx rhe value Of The
ezrz-E OF Elizabeth " Z MoxIeT yesterday
reserts5 70 the court that * Is worth SIS z1g
uore tran SIS, coo beng Il cash On deposit On
various banks
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
CAMP VACATION.

F4otsI under canyas On tha Russian River
below Guerueville IN grove mile and 4 half
long skirring the river. tennis courts 40 new
boats VIII build a dam IN the river niles
OF smooth water fer boating and hathirx
Adults g per day, so per week. children
uuGer 10 half rates. Special rates for ta-u-
lies. Opens May L Address MRS. L 9. CNO-
Plus Camp Vacation. Vacation ?. O. So
ncra County Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

COMPLAINS OF PCCNTDkIED--1I-z z
M-Ca-rv CT - Dubocae avenue couapIains.i
yesterday 10 the Supervisors thar the pound
r1eu had sEzctzd g 80 Erunn Eer 70 release her
dog. 5Ur had given her 10 receipt- She pe-
rrons thar the money 6e returned 70 her
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
Uzrrr suLPEUR sPzrrEs- ra1I...

NA-E3 S1@--11 = = - = - - --ss = e<Ss S11a1ot
r171rd trim ST. stage fare. only - hours
ride ) miles from ValIe1ns not Guild and
plunge sulphur baths w0noertul cures OF rheu-
T1ari<in ueuraigia, eczema. kidney liver and
stomach diseases. Beautiful grounds and Iaks
for boating and bathing. Dancing pavilion
New bowling alley and shuttle beard Rates
$40 a week including baths. Address NAN
TT7-I. MADRID. Vallejo. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
KLAMATH SPRINGS,
Beswtck. siskfyou County. California
Krfte % EpSON RRCS. Tor RockleE
Saratoga Springs.
SOLID COMFORT HOME

Is different mineral springs. Information at
Peckz Bureau. II Montgomery ST. or at J.
MARTENS. RacheIor P O., Lake Co.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

8; !; ! : :: :: !: :; ::
~ XIII 1T" san Frzucfsc1. Trans
HHNM 1zllys l1xurtou8 uznsraI
IL III and mud oacas= hu1af
unique =z1slzs Hervles
ard zcrcfrrreurH T1f1ruation AZ s. p ca
Bur-au aI3 Marxee ss Pscks B1rsGz u
MGnkgumerY st 1r 4 r WARNER 8yran
HGt 6prtngs Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
MAEx VEST UzrrGs

II KOENER. Prop. MRS. J. D. DROST
and MRS H kOENER VIII manage springs.
MANY improvements. new cement bathdouse,
and gas all over place So day. SO and ST.
week Office So Larkir ST. cor GearY
Mark West Springs. santa Rosa Rural No g.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
L II an
Mineral Springs.

OPEN ETEZx DAT II !" XzAz-
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN A ysa- and
~ ~s1res ncEtcs ago 7 was zcracg q WITH r1A-
sS-IE1ota disease Icconctor ztaxtA PowE .
1a-Aoce stand cr even str down entirely lost
80 oesc doctors q san Francisco and E0c
eprlA3As Ark failed % help ne Ny sro1-
1cn- ooEels and kidneys failed % worx. had
eAI1<Tn q stomach hea6 and bladder rs-
80 or E1e disease these troubles eeczua
S1ron-c AZ times ny hear would ceaE Ike A
dE1rn- ny syes grew weak nv usncry oa1.
~ aerTes wrecked Three months ago went
. tuscan Springs What happened since Was
peasant surprise % ne. Drank rte waters
.ooA ele 9aths-aftEr three weeks rrszrr1enr
seolnacn- bowels. bladder ard kidneys N per
- condition eTsstghE per1scr- NERVOUSNESS
80 memory good. Aftsr three months rrear-
llso- walked without a ez1e. with eyes closed
10 10 and down steep hills. an cur=d 1f rhl8
1reao disease. now walk with slight Imp
z1sa run stores IN seventeen toWns 1f c1s
eeacs of California. an well known N down
Town Districts OF San Francisco. inquiry thsr1
VII prove truth AZ NY helpless ccrdlrfon three
months ago Further Information. a61-~s8
LOUIS JACOBS. Stockton St. san Franchises,
Cal
We have hundreds of testimonials t-ou
ocne7. Send Soc n szz1ps cor bottle 0f
Bccn1ach and catzrrh Salts Round MP rickst1
ar reduced rates. SoUther1 Pacific
TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP,
Tuscan. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
LA HONDA AND P6SCADBRO
Buy your railroad ticket to Redwood C-rys q
GARDEN CITY SANTARIUM.

Net hospital best equipped Coast no.
eru improvements larEe treatment r1or1s.
IDEAL location ia acres block from sEr=ex
cars write for uterar1re- san lose Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

DEER PARK INN44as& s9sss<.ss s @ III 5.I: 'a 7
eIevztfon G5g7 fact mineral sprt1g1 5co<-s<
TrzveIs-ss CrHcs- 90 Mszrgur1erY
J. 3. SCOTT Deer PzrE ca
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
DELL.
- zuiszerIard or Annartrn-

Tie SW1szerIaod O Amer1ca-
TIE ROBSON ORCHESTRA COMPANY
and DR. MONROE CALENDER VIII furnish
the best music ever played al any resort II
the State Beating. swimming. marine ru6ox-
gan. mineral springs new livery EDGAR
DCRNAN. owner and proprietor. E-auraI Ce{l
P. O.. Lake County. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
OWN IN mountains CAMP


SUMwER HOME 0f Sonoma Co. MEEKER
P,lra water ecuable climate lots selling $40
m cottages built BY Neeke- $50 up. depot:
stores. restaurant: hotaIs post and express.
tsIantore. szTwrniii. 500 lots sold. 300 cottages
rIIf1r Sausalftu ferry " 6 P r n c
EfF,ETKER Camp Meeker Sonor1a County
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
THE RROCKWAY HOTEL.

- =
r7z-i-s. sT-a usual attractions 0f LAKE Eal-ce
-.1~-~ ~ rave ne crIy hCt springs. r1s Uus-
s,.Irersf shore and 5esr tsnl1E- PRANK q
ArVEESON- Ma1aEer-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

4 AkEPORT And bAETLETT sPRINEs
LSTAGE LTNE-Hnpla1d to Bartlett Springs
via Lakerort. carrying passengers f1r Iaakap0rr
and Barrfetr Springs Stages connect win
rams az EopIaud- Leave EopIand ar DO:
4r-fve at Lakeuorr at ) 80. arrive at Bz-rIeer
Springs al so. Nav 6-horze 14-pasze1 ger
ToFrfsr wagons. with al the most modern IN
1rover1snts- Passengers for Lakaporr or Bar
Iert Springs. call for tickets By Bartlett SPRING.
stage Line Tickets can be purchased at ofacs
MILLER & HOWARD. Props.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
ruzTcow pAzx-A i,

EDICoN PAzE-A del zhtf1I rssorr
a. shores a Laza Ezhce- Best sandy 1sacn
far bathing the laEe- El1e a. 1sn-nE a-1
h,-urfn- II s-ason Bcazs fishing tackle z1d
horses AZ moderate hire Ra-es s. -aT %
rom 80 70 SO per week P O and Eslsphons-
A L FROST Ruhicon PARK. Lake Ta1cs. Ca
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

Extensively improved 1900 feet altitude 10
fog, climate IIghtfIIs large orchard. vegetable
garden. hot cold baths spring watar- cement
swimming tank. 40xS0. Rates So week Up: stags
meets train SchHIer & Scheben. Napa- Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

MORTE SAOE3 4OIEL-Jl Lor1aIea
5ay Good table and accommodations House
gas lighted Prices very reasonable MRS =
SHIELDS MarShaIls Marin County Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28

Private boarding terms reasonable Team
meets Sunday morni1g trains. Address Mr.
MATT LLNDSAY- Rosa Station
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
10 roa CAMP MzzxEal VIEW ENGLAND HumEl

10 FoR CAMP MEZxEal NEW ENGLAND HOME,
Located IN Beautiful grove close To the
take. 1ne playground FOR the children. swings
croruet bowling and tennis. Boating and bath
ing ravfIfons with planes. fresh fruits in
uferrrv Beard and lodging only So 20 ST er
~eek Address GEORGE EARISON Cana
Meeker Snronua County
RIVERSIDE KCTEL and COTTAGES
Near beach. 80 acres beautiful grounds. sua-
efaI rates 70 families. write for booklet. =
RARSON Proprietor. Santa Cruz
BELLEVUE HOTEL. e vezzno. So
uou1a CO. Cal Terms. 81 day and uD. h1e
mineral springs near BY. Long distancs t.Ie-
uhous. daily mail JOHN SERIES. Pruprfstor
De La ROZA resort. Santa Cruz Mouataf fus.
cottages ard tents for light houseksepinx or
canDt1g. A. J. GIBBS. Agr.. Gibbs, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
EAVWARnz
EnT--.
nrrrnrETAL

OCCIDENTAL EoTz-. EAZWAEDS.
Ffrst-cfazs resorr5 tennis. cruquer, bowling
Ter-us reasonable A. GAUDARD. Prop /:
uhcne Black al
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-28
IoHaNNIsRERG

New hctsI. modern cunyenlencess large. airy
5InfnE-roorrr. hunting, fishing. swimming, boat
fnx. $40 and ST. per week TEEO- BLsANTC-1<-
ENBURG JR-. Prop oakvfIIe, Na2a Co.. or
INFORMATION BUREAU. 80 Montgomery st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-11

college for the past three days. ad-
journed Sunday. Delegates from all
College Y. n. c. A. associations in the
state were present.
The famous Buster Brown boys
shoes Will be on sale this week at the
itweIl Shoe company for $1-4S and
S1.69. Regular price 50 and $3.50.
There viii be a reunion of the bodies
of the Ancient Tcltec Rite at the Ma
sonic Temple Thursday beginning at l
O'Clock. Degrees will be conferred at
1870. $3.50 and S o'clock.
Cliff Holbert, formerly secretary of
Chief Justice Horton of this city, is
dying at his home in Atchison from
acute Bright's disease and congestion
of the lungs He has been an invalid
for some time. Mr.. Holbert was well
known in the state After returning TO
Atchison he was elected city attorney.
The high school girls second team
defeated the team from the Wamego
high school Saturday afternoon in the
Y. w. G. A gymnasium by the over
whelming score of 3 5 to z. The ex-
cellent work of this junior aggrega-
ton at the high school is very salts
factory to the students of the big in
stitution at the corner of Harrison
and Eighth streets, because all of the
members of the first team graduate
tltis year Consequently the outlook
for next winter is unusually good, de-
spite the loss of this years fine ag-
gregatjon.
The Washburn and high school
girls basketball teams are going to
settle the question of which is the
champion. They met once this win
ter and the college girls won by a
score of "a to 10. But they are willing
to give the high school team a chance
to redeem itself. Just now, however,
they are in a tangle over the place at
which the game is to be played. Wash
burn wants to go to the Y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium while the high school
wants the contest pulled off in the Y.
w. c. A. The Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium
is larger and the baskets higher and
this fact would be a material advant-
age to the college girls over their
smaller opponents 1t is possible that
this difference may prevent a meet
ing between the two teams.
The famous WashbUrn college May
Pole fight is dead. Instead of that the
students will get out on Washburn
field clad in track clothes to perform
stunts" President Plass inaugurated
this scheme to take the place of the
annual Scrap No more will the
peaceful Inhabitants of College Hin
hear the midnight howl of the SOpho-
mores as they charge down on the
ouaking freshies about their Maypole.
No more will they wrestle over about
100 acres of territory to keep erect a
% foot pole, wrapped with barbed
wire and plentifully besmeared with
tar and some other things. No more
will the dull dawn of the morning"
find the combatants sleeping on the
cold gray steps of the library. No
more will the faculty pass resolutions
forbidding the fight-resolution
which are forgotten as quickly as they
were made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-11

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-11

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-11
SLIDE UNCOVERS COAL.
Timber Carried Down Cascade Dis
closes Nine Foot Vein.

Tocamo. Wash, April 11.-An ava
lanche which came down in the Cas-
cade mountains near Hamilton car
ried two million feet of timber down
the mountain side and uncovered a
large vein of bituminous coal on tn e
property of the Cumberland Coal
company. The company is opening
several smaller veins, but the exist
eEce Of the nine foot vein opened by
the avalanche was unknown.
The slide scattered big Jumps of
coal along the creek bottom, where
settlers are gathering it for fuel
The veins now being opened will
probably be abandoned and work con-
centrated on the new vein revealed
by the avalanche. No one was in
jured by the great slide and none
know exactly when it happened, be-
cause owing to stormy weather there
had been no travel on the west side
of Cumberland creek for several days.
The county road is completely
blocked for a quarter of a mile with
trees, huge powders and massive
Jumps of coal. Timber cruisers esti-
mate that fully 100000 feet of tim
Der are scattered along the bed of the
CT eek and adjacent lowlands.