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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-01-08
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County.

Frank J.Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F. ]. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence this 9Th
day of December, a. d. 1856.
A.W. Gleason, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney ( Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. Hall's
Family Pills are the best.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-01-08
NY Breath.
ShoxtneSs Of Brea
Is One Of the Conn
mon est Signs Of
lie arr Diseas

Notwithstanding what many paysic-
ians say, heart disease can be cured.
DR. Niles New Heart Cure has per-
manently restored to health many
thousands who had found no relief in
tie medicines (allopathic or Lomoeo-
pathic) OF REGULAR practicing physicians.
1t has proved itself unique in the his
tory OF medicine. by being so uniformly
successful in curing those diseases.
Nearly always. one of the fist signs
q 'trouble is shortness OF breath. W-heth-
er It cor1es as result OF walking or
running Up stairs or Of other exercises.
II the heart is unable to meet this extra
demand upon its pumping powers-there
is something wrong with 1t.
The very best thing YOU can do is to
take DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. It
viii 80 to the foundation of the trou-
bic, and make a permanent cure b.
strengthening and renewing the nerves.
Il know that Dr. Miles New Heart
Cure is great remedy. For a number
OF years ! suffered from shortness Of
breath, srnothering spells. and pains in
my lett Size tor months at time [
would be unable to lie on my lert side.
ana II lay fiat on my back would nearly
ssinother. A friend advised using DR..
Miles New Heart Cure, which | did
at once, and after taking several bottles
OF the Heart Gre tie pains in my side
and ether sym9toms Vanished. l am
now entirely VII. All those dreadful
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past. =. p. LitAI.E Middletown, o.
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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-01-08
Quick Settlement.

Ben Adams barn burned Dec.
q, and 7. j. Raney and the ad-
juster paid Mr.. Adams 1000 on
the 10th. If you want your money
promptly insure with I. J. Raney
in the Planters. Better insure
now; he can't insure the ashes.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-01-08

Craig & Henderson have some
bargains in real estate. See them
= you want any, thing in this line.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-01-08

Viii tie River township, Sulphur
Rock, Thursday and Friday, Febru-
airy Is and 49,
Ruddell township, Court House,
Monday and Tuesday, February % and
%.
And after that time in my Office in
the Court House until the 10th day
of April, 1904, taxes can be paid with
out penalty, and after the said 10th
day of April, 1904, the law requires a
penalty of % per cent to be imposed
for nonpayment
W. A J. MONTGOMERY,
Collector of Taxes for independence
County, Arkansas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
SENATOR HANNA I'M STERBEN.

Washington, D.. G., II. Februar. Sc
nator Hanna's Zustand giebt zu den
schlimmsten Befuerchtungen Anlass.
Der Patient list bedeutend geschwaecht,
war jedoch heute i'm Stande, etwas
Mich zu sich zu nehmen und bel SIGH
gu behalten. Sein Pulsschlag erreichte
heute cine Hoehe Won 1870, indessen
wurde derselbe auf 115 reduzirt.
(Spaeter.) - Die noch NIGHT hier be-
findlichen Angehoerigen des Senators
sind per Telegraph zu linn berufen
worden. DIR. Osler und DIR. Carter wa
rem heute Nachmittag laengere Zeit in
Krankenzimmer. I'm $40 Nachmittags
ging der Athem des Patienten etwas
weniger schwer, ALLEN keine Hoffnung
auf Genesung wurde gegeben. Der Ster-
bende war nahezu zwei wolfe Stunden
lang bewusstlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
DYNAMITER AUS AMERIKA IN L.
vERPOOL VERHAFTET.

Liverpool, IL. Februar. Die Zollbe-
amten fanden heute Is Pfund Dynamit
und 1860 Detonatoren i'm Koffer zines
aus den Yer. Staten zurueckkehrenden
oes~treichischen U%nterthans, Namens
Ivan Lymbanovic, an Bord des am 8.
Februar Won New-York abgegangenen
und gestern hier angelangten Dampfers
Majestic. Der Sprengstoff war unter
einem falschen Boden des Koffers ver-
bergen. Lymbanovic, welcher vorgab.
auf dem Wege nach Carlsbad zu sein,
befindet slch In Haft.
Pittsburg, Pa, IL. Februar. - Ivan
L~ymbanovic srbeitete frueher in einem
hiesigen Stahlwerk. Am 80. Januar
reiste er init zwei G%efaehrten Won hier
ABB, und allie Drei kauften Billete mach
Carlstadt, Croatien. Die Polizei weiss
NIGHTS Naeheres Won linen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
"LoKALIsIRUNG" DIES KRIEGEs.
Uncle Sans Vorschlaege Won so ziem-
Itch allen Maechten, einschliesslich
Japan's ind Husbands, acceptirt.

Washin o n, d. c., II. Febr. -
Die gestern vom Staatssekretaer Hay
erlassene Cirkularnote in Bezug auf die
Unantastbarkeit des chinesischen Ge-
bets list bereits Won Deutschland und
England zustimmend beantwortet wor-
den. Frankreich haelt damit noch zu-
rueck, Japan und Russland haben
durch hire hiesigen Vertreter erklaert,
dass sic NIGHTS dagegen haben. Japan
hattie schon Won worm herein seine Be-
reitwinigkeit zu erkennen gegeben, vor-
ausgesetzt, dass Husband zustimmen
verde. Wenn die formellen schriftli-
chen AntwoTter erst tVorliegen, so duerf-
te SIGH h~erausstellen, dass i'm den mel
stem Observation-Disclosures gemacht wor-
den sind. aehnlich, vie solches bel den
AntWorten der interessirten Maechte
auf das "Offene Thuer-C irkular' hes
Hrn. Hay in 1902 geschah. Die Cirku-
larnote des Staatssekretaers list, vie
v~ersichert wird, in allgemeinen Aus
druecken gehalten, und in Frankreich
2. b. scheint man SIGH keineswegs klar
darueber zu sein, welche Verpflichtun-
gen mar durch die ~Zustimmung auf
SIGH nehmen wuerde. Dieselben moe
gen ziemlich w~eitgehender Natur sein.
Zweifellos wor es. die Absicht des Sc
kretaers Hay, eine weite Perspective
often zu lassen.
Huelfs- Observation-Disclosures Loomis deute-
te i'm Laufe zines Gespraechs an, dass
die Moeglichkeit zines gemeinsamen
Vorgehens der Garantiemaechte NIGHT
ausgesch1ossen sein wuerde, falls der
V~orschlag' des- Sekretaers Hay Won den
Maechten, an welche. die Note gerich-
tet, angenommen sci, und damn spaeter
cine oder beide Kriegfuehrende SIGH Ell
ner Verletzung der gezogenen Neutra-
litaetsgrenze sclluldig machen soften.
Hr. LOOMS scheint aber selbst imZwei-
fel zu sein. oh sogar i'm Falle elmer di-
rekten Nichtbeachtung des unverletzli-
shen shinesischen Gebiets allie Maeshte
sin zu einem belaffneten Protest auf-
raffen wuerden, dem er modifizirte
seine Ansichta dahin, dass er sagte "ei-
nige der, gCossten. .Maechte." Dies
scheint darauf ~hinzudeuten, dass man
hieSigerseitS die "'Lokalisirung'' des
Observation-Disclosures Krieges auch
damn ais beschlossen zu behrachten ge-
denkt. wertn' NIGHT allie, sondern nur Ell
nige der groesseren Maechte SIGH ueber
die No~thwendigkeit dieser Massregel
geeinigt haetten. Offenbar list man al
so auf cine moegliche Gruppirung Won
Maeshten gefasst.
So viel list sicher. lass die Yer. Staa-
ten, Deutschland und England gemein-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13

Befehle fuer die Formirung zines
dritten sibirischen Armeecorps una Ell
ner Trans BalkalKo Division sind
erlassen worden. Sic sellen der land
sc~hurei-Armee einverleibt werden.
EISENBAHN UEBER ZUGEFRORE-
MEN BAIKAL-SEE.
London, II. Februar. = Zine Depesche
a~usIrkutsk in Sibirien meldet, der Be-
fehl sci gegeben worden, die Eisenbahn
ueber den eisbedeskten Baikal-See
muesse bis yum %. Februar fertig sein.
Den Unternehmern sci einePraemie Won
$500 fuer jeden Tag der frueheren Fer
tigstellung versprochen worden.
Am 8. Februar war aus Petersburg
gemeldet worden, die Passage des Bal
kal-See's mittelst Bahnzuges ueber das
Els erscheine gefaehrlich; die mach.
dem Osten gesandten Verstaerkungs-
Truppen wuerden den See zu Fuss
ueberschreiten und das Kriegsmaterial
wuerde ueber cine temporaere LIME
tr"ansportirt werden; dieses list wahr-
scheinlich das in der Irkutsker Depesche
-e~rwaehnte Unternehmen. Am 3. Fe-
bruar war aus Irkutska gemeldet wor-
den, der t~elegraphische Befehl sci bort
eingelaufen, sofort cine Sending Schie-
men an den See gu schaffen, UNI dreissig
Meilen Geleise zu legen, sowle allies
moth Nandion AotapfoI f,,n, ii a..
struction liner Huelfsbahn ueber den
Baikal-See zwischen den Stationen.
Baikal und Tanchoi dorthin zu schaf-
fen. Dieser Befehl sollte vor der An
kunft des Fuersten Chilkow, des russi-
schen Ministers des Verkehrswesens,
welcher gestern Irkutsk auf semen
Veg mach dem Baikal-See passirte,
ausgefuehrt sein. Der Baikal-See list
Won Januar bis Mite Mai ueberfroren.
VERMITTELUNG UNMOEGLICH.
Petersburg, u. Februar. Die hier
in Umlauf gesetzte Nachrlcht, dass die
Yer. Staten hire gluten Dienste ange-
boten h%aetten, wird nur Won den No
vostf' commentirt, welche die fruehere
Erklaerung, dass Vermittelung I'M
moeglich sci, nachdrR<cklich wiederho-
len sagen, sic bezweifelten, OBJ das
Angebot der gluten Dienste i'm strlkte-
stem Slime irgend Elm Resultat haben
wuerde. Das Blatt %behauptet, es sci ais
sonderbar zu b%etrachten, lass die Yer.
Staten einen Unterschied zviscbar
zwischen hin und Corea gemac chit
haetten, welches doch auch elm unab-
haengiges Land sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
QSeftrn Marblanb Balm.
arat n Rot %. Rostmbsr 1905

sat n R.r t I'M %. 3optmbtr 1908
3ies ~perlaItn SiIenss ~taiion. pit iolet:
I6oIt6.
40 ftiib - e6nsupoh, Souptlinit, Saqerstopn,
9bopussbore, u. 4 70. gabn unb etw Sabtn,
nno ausesnommen epnntaos .. V, U. r.,
0bambersburg, Warttnsburo uuo Winbtiitr.
LIS abenos = atfom. nab llnioHsgripes.
31glt0 d, aus . { II M en- Senntaes D.
T.25 trib - Qort, y. & o. Sip. unp 3auptlinit
6tli6 Ron Galotp Srooe, Carlisle uno O.. 4 s.
u. U.
e.25 gprm. = eaHpttiuit. Sootrstolpn, ebipptns,
BURG, Greonid, Gmmttsbure uno u. 4 g. ap.
bis clifton.
1912 Yerm. Tttom. aa1 uuion. Bridge, Qcri
uno 0sttusburp.
225 Gabnl. - @ftom. nab llnicnsRribqt.
925 1atm. Niium. nab Gmotp Sropt, @. i
y. Gin. ionic Vcrt.
>I.i5 Nabm. - 9rprtb mad @lpnoon, @sfinir,
fer, Rtpsgeinoior, tlnionsVribqe uno bonn VT,
lom. bis &aaerstopni ierur 6rtbtrid, Gmmitss
burg uno Sbippsnsbure (Earlors6arl,
oil Ya6m. = dtfom. na6 emorp ejrcpt.
'5.iS Nabnl. Glnlitee nab Wprf, Sanrpt nHs
@tttpsbure. (parlorsgar)
6l2 NbeHos - Nifom. nah ilnionsgriOos.
500 Gbsnps = gtiom. nab gmorp Grspt.
Nur Scuntags
935 Torni. = atiom. Ha9 llnicn 9riees unl
&auoper.
$50 9a9m. - gtfom. mad ruionsgsiSot.
40 YaGrf, aifom. nab 6motp Grout.
Nalien MID al Ytuuiblpnnias Hpe. sS Station an.
Siutts nno W;padreirtau, 215 Chs9altinpr1
etrabt.
3uos bolttn ouf Unions. gsnnfplbamias u ptnus,
Gnltons nno Nalstosfs Station an.
V. y. risipolb Sen. 9ratfi, Wqr.
D. ", oswttL Sen. peH. sgesnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13

FRAU LORENz FREIGEsPROCHEN.

Washington, D.. c., II. Februar. -
I'm Machen-Prozesse instruirte Richter
REM, welche i'm Verein nit August
w. Machen, den Gebruedern Croft und
ihrem Gatten elmer Conspiration yum
Betrug der Regierung angeklagt list,
freizusprechen. Der Process gegen die
uebrlgen Angeklagten list noch in der
Schwebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13

schaftlich Willens sind, die Integritaet
China's den kriegfuehrenden Parteien
g~egenueber zu garantrien.
So lange der Text der Note oicht vor-
liegt, laesst SIGH die eigentliche Trag-
leite derselben schwer b~esrtheilen. Was
Husband und Frankreich zunaechst
stutzig gemacht, scheint die "China-In-
tegritaet-Idee" gewesen zu sein. Man
wusste anfaenglich wohl NIGHT, oh auch
die Manufactured eingeschlossen sci;
aber sic list es NIGHT. In der Mandschu-
rel, vie in Corea DART gekaempft wer-
den, mithin koennen in gewisser Weise
auch desc beiden Gebiete ais Beute-
theile betrachtet werden. Sollte der
Krieg NIT iener endgueItigen Nieder-
lage Husbands enden, so wuerde die
Mandscurel VOL und gam an China zu-
rueckgegeben werden. Endet der Krieg
nit elmer completen Niederlage Japan's,
so wird HUSBAND die Manufactured be-
halten, wohl unbestrittener, dem je;
nur dass die Observation-Disclosures SIGH
wohl ihre Handelsvortheile definitiv ST.
shern werden.
Der Congress der Fenzreiter,' vie
Elm amerikaniGcher Offizier heute I'M
ehrerbietiger Weise die zuschauenden
Observation-Disclosures benamste, weIche je-
desmal zach einem groesseren Kliege
die ~Todtenschau abhaeln ind die Erb-
schaft regelt. wird dafuer sorgen, dass
der Sieger NIGHT gu viel erhaelt und
dass die Z~uschauer NIGHT zu kurz kom-
men. Els scheint IN Observation-Disclosures
sen ziemlich allgemein die Ansicht zu
sein, dass die Yer. Staten bel einem
solchen Friedens congress die leitende
Role sepielen wefden, nachdem sic die
Initiative EUR Elrtmischung ergriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
Cueeu slnne's Giienbabns9u.

Sanipfsr bsrlaHsn Iitr Tr 10 an aiabts Stratt
tdqIit tdnsotnonimtn 6pnnfaos) i'm 4 libr Bad.
mittaes nab 9cps point. Qsnt.Ssidnb, Cutsns.
toion, etnttspilit, Denton. grttnipeob. Gntneait.
Genes ane 3uildtns StatioHtn.
Rnr Wentaas um Ills Morotns, nod Qpp,.
Yomt, Eusenstoiun, eteftrpIat, Grttniuepo uni
3mii6eus S~tationsu.
q. Q. Der Gampfsr eamiaa go1miita,
nad loptsQoint TORT suriid nab Baltimore nm
$50 Nbtnes. -
9ra$t pirD an Bo3tutassn bis 8 usr gaam.
sntutatn atucinmtn.
m..s,,., Sosas. ssst.1 .. .. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
SSOli3.

Nnnappiis. Wt. MopaisS Citation, T.50 Votni.
GampensS %tation. 800, 900 gorm., !l26 Dtts
TAGS, AIS. $40 Ra6rl, 800 abtnDs.
gtrlaEtn Gamotnss tation nab Trtoerid, H:35.
1000 0orm., ISIS gorni., !l.25, 430 uno 'o.35
WBin6tit. I'D BORN, 1900, Hao, 1920 Ra&'
mitides. 49,
Born. !l25, 4.3O. -5.35. 'G30, 'll.35 Sbtnos.
Gurtis' @ap, 1923 @trmittaQs
Qurap, ut. 0opatsetatioH, "2.56 Va6nl. eaTi'
h,r. c finn ~ 90 WQbtnittudssha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13

WETTERAUSSICHTEN. Fuer
Maryland und den Distrikt Columbia
klar am Samstag und Sonntag, waer-
mer am Sonntag, noerdliche, spaeter
v~eraenderliche Winde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
ALExJEFF IST OBERBEFEHLS-
HABER.

Petersburg. II. Februar. Offiziell
wird bekannt gemacht, dass Admiral
Alexjeff zum Observation-Disclosures der
russischen Land und See-Steltkraefte
i'm ferner Osten ernannt worden list.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
nMonal Slme "Sinie
ma q pbilas uu9 Rev gor'

Nus9
Cnpdrts, 9etI. &dinOtu. gerl Nt. Eooal
e6iaipaOoon ...... 3aali6 Dol Y. $50 y.
e0laf. II. SptiIS.. 2Spiib DO y, " sol 9.G
guiist.9arlOr, ausoon. eo. 9i9g. 92l S@
garior, DihtT,.. nQr 81. ESP o.. 9.57 rs
0arlor, Diner, ausetn. so. 1850 g. q 1851 ..
VG,l5s, 9intr, ~....Gdotd, i,55 RaG 159 u.
,ROpal 2imitt0,~ nut Ynllmdns3ua.
Quifttse moicr, Barrier. GbirSitienss II; .Sps!it'
~9Daaaons ........ 9dqlib $40 y. y 3,3 Y.
Qartor6Gr, gbil, ousg. So. 455 u. 800 Y. 6
4orlor. Sinq.... 1dq.@ 69a 6G5 y
Goa6ts Qbilc..... Saalih 900 u. sos " Is
S3isiiu -. 3daIi3 120 N. 12.A VI 6.
eO,Ol.e 6IqtlpdsSon na@ Rt~.Oort tFtig iGm
u. nab Atlantie'Gitp, spo6tntaOe; ., nat WITS
"aa, Sha, bsiisn in @ilmiputon. G. bait in
Shelter.
Bert 6ambr. @trl. mt. RuSal
gbila. aitout. SEQ. Sd9li6 sos 9. $40 Q.
99iIa. Srpr,s ;,.:..easq. g., 29eS. 2$ 8.
Sb,rOon IattOm, ausG, 60. 5i59. SO 2.
gbiIn. Nifom ,...... muir Sc. Clio VI. els u.
BiutisS irtour: gorbpttsGds ealbtrt uRo eals
timorttr,, Rr. $780, erosppOe, Wt eaeVaIsetutio
spn GdmbensS tation.
8. 9. MARTIN, Wor. 9ai. 9raiiie.
g. N. @afiett, Sen. sQaf sastnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-13
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ntortsStrast. 3tlrpbuus 8. & Q. 81. Qaul 1885;
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Cine Sentimental 1ruft Go. 9uiibina..
Spbn u. Sbcrnpce, u. Sropu.
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The Washington times., 1904-06-17
FARM HAND HAS MANIA
FOR WRECKING TRAINS
His Father Was Killed in Railroad
Disaster and He Was Thrown
Of the Cars.

SCHENEVUS. y. Y. June 17-Alien-
ists have an interesting subject in
George Davis. a farm hand. arrested
here for an attempt to wreck a Della
var and Hudson train. BY his con
fession the prisoner has developed an
insane a~ntipathy 10 railroads. alleging
that his father was killed in a railway
disaster. and that he himself had been
thrown Off . train,
a farmer living near the C~haseville
crossing refused him food and he Piled
ties on both tracks. The first train TO
encounter the obstruction was going al
express speed. and she ties were hurled
of the track. Dayi vas captured In
"A swamp near the station. He com
fessed his guilt 10 the physician called
TO examine him as 10 his sanity and
to the court. lie was found TO be pos
sessed Of the one idea 10 wreck trains.
While waiting for the train that was
70 take him TO Matteawan Asylum he
heard that 1t was overdue. He ex-
claimed:
II it's late would like to wreck
that train. too
The Washington times., 1904-06-17
The Armored Cruisers.

Even better progress was made by the
armored cruisers now building than by
the battieships. The West Virginia ad-
vanced from S3.4 per cent to $40 per
cent in degree of completion. The
Colorado progressed from 500 per cent
20 $40 per cent, and the Maryland ad-
vanced from 1855 per cent 10 s2.s per
The other armored cruisers show
the following degree of completion:
Pennsylvania. sos per cent; California.
600; South Dakota, SIS; Tennessee, 344;
Washington 29.3.
OF the projected cruisers the Chatta-
nooga made the greatest progress in
May. advancing from sol per cent 10
SAB per cent in degree Of completion.
Denver advanced from 99.9 per cent
TO 100 per cent, and the degree of COM
pIetion o. the other protected cruisers
IS as foiiSws: Galveston. 81; Charles
ton, 13l. ST Louis. 426; Milwaukee. sos.
The gunboat Dubuque advanced from
20 per cent TO s2.6 per cent. and the
Paducah Is now 35.7 per cent done, hav-
ing progressed ? per cent in May. The
training ship Cumberland is now A per
cent done. and Its sister ship, Intrepid.
Is 23.3 per cent completed.
The torpedo boats Goldsborough.
Blakely. and Nicholson are 90 per cent
completed. and did not make any prog
ress In May. The Strigham advanced
from SO 10 IS per cent. n the O'Brien
made no progress, ana is still IS per cent
completed.
The Washington times., 1904-06-17
JUDGE CREATES PANIC
At A MURDER TRIAL
Declares Building Unsafe-A Rush to
Get Out-Court in Opera
House.

NEVADA, Mo. June 1.-THE trial of
ex-state Representative DR.. J. D. Todd
for killing Robert T.. VAN, q wealthy
citizen OF Richards. on My 20. was
called in the Vernon county circuit
court by Judge Timmonds, who an
nounced that owing to the Geplorable
condition of the building court would
be dismissed 10 meet at Moo~e's Opera
House. The court was crowded and
there was something Of a panic in the
rush 10 get out and 10 escape being
trampled TO death.
One hundred and seventy witnesses
were summoned from Richards. where
every business was suspended, only the
pOstOf1ce remaining open.
Only about half Of ex-Reprcsentative
Todd's witnesses have testified. Todd
shot Wall three times. although the let
ter drew no weapon Todd's plea will
be self-defense.
United States Senator W. J. Stone.
a particular friend Of the slain man.
has been employed b. the Wall heirs
for the trial.
The Washington times., 1904-06-17
DepOrted Miners Drink
Water From Locomotive
Bread and Beans Provided at the State Line.
Many Make Their Way ~BaCk-Money
Sent to Them.

ANTONITO. Col. Tune 1.-THE spe-
cial train carrying the %thirty-fve de
ported Cripple Creek miners has ar
rived in Antonito.
The men were taken from the train
at this place and photographed, put
aboard the train again, and taken six
miles below the town to the New Mexico
line. Here they were taken from the
train and again photographed and
marched across the line.
Bread and Beans Provided.
they were each given n loaf of bread
ana a can of beans. Some of the men
ate the food given them and others
threw il away.
The officers supplied them with can
and drinking cups and they
were allowed to draw water TO drink
from the locomotive which pulled their
train. The men were supplied with food
b. the officers en- route.
After the men were across the line
beyond the jurisdiction Of the Colorado
militia they amused themselves by
haranguing the officers.
The Washington times., 1904-06-17

AS soon as the train left them the
men started back TO Antonito, where
they had friends, who took up a %collec-
ton and paid for a good breakfast at a
hotel.
The men were in nowise m~istreated by
the militia. except IA they were kept
under strict discipline. They were not
allowed to accept money or o from
anyone other than the militia, and were
allowed 10 talk to no one. or leave the
The report that money was taken
from. them is untrue.
Back to Alamosa.
About twenty-five of the men boarded
a freight train here and went back to
Alamosa. The others are faring well
here at the hotel.
President Haywood sent them SO by
mail and directed them 10 work their
back TO Colorado City.
Many of the depcrted men are not
miners. but are synpathizers. What
Haywood's further plans are in regard
20 them the men do not know.
The Washington times., 1904-06-17
UPON NAVY
IN MONTH OF MAY
Battleship Ohio 94.5 Per
Cent Completed.
TO BE COMMISSIONED SOON
Armored Cruisers and Protected Ships
Pushed Along Rapidly-List
of the Vessels.

June 1 found the battleship Ohio IA
per cent nearer completion than it was
on May 1. 1t is now 94.5 per cent com
pleted in the ways at the Union Iron
Works yard in San Francisco, and
should be commissioned this fall in
case there be no unforeseen delay.
The battleship Virginia also made
satisfactory progress in MAY. At the
first of last month it was 59.4 per cent
completed, and it is now 6L.2 per cent
finished. The battleship Rhode Island
ranks third in degree of completion
among the battleships now building.
and Is 607 per cent finished. as against
a degree of 59.s per cent at the begin
ming of May.
The New Jersey is now ST. per cent
done, and the progress Of the other bat
tleships Is as follows: Georgia. 4.I3 per
cent; Louisiana, 1881: Nebraska. az.
Connecticut, Al; Minnesota. 2g.59: Kan
sas. So Vermont, SO; Mississippi. 3.5;
Idaho q .