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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-08-16

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three other young men from the
same city, arrived in Challis last
Saturday on fishing and hunt
ing expedition.
@. e. Eddy, who was in Chal-
lis last week, informs us that he
will soon move Prospector plant
from Custer to Thunder Noun
tain where he will start news
paper to be known as the Pros
pector." Chas. Way of the
Blackfoot Mail will be the typo.
In the Blackfoot portion of the
6x9 job press issue of the Mack
ay Telegraph of last issue, Bird
does not deny but the Telegraph
suspended publication for two
weeks, but bewails because we
dare to call the attention of the
public to the acts of the county
officials. The Telegraph has
been but a hireling since it was
started, and has never uttered
an independent thought-if it
ever had thought-upon any
issue, for this reason it has been
almost kicked out of Mackay-
all but a small remnant-and its
days in Blackfoot will be few,
because the people want men
not childish hirelings of Birds
style and stripe.
So the republicans of Idaho
have named Frank r. Gooding
for governor. Mr.. Gooding is
one of Idaho's big sheep owners,
and is a slap in the face to the
cattle and horse growers of the
, State. The platform of course
proclaims for the two-mile limit
J law, but with a sheep man OF
Gooding's kind, such a plank is
meaningless, and should he be
J elected, does any one for nom
ent consider that he would dc
, justice to cattle owners ? Mr..
, Gooding is rich, and that is
about the only claim that he has
for the Office. He is, under the
circumstance existing, a very
weak man to be placed in nomin,
alton for governor, as a promin.
ent republican of this town SAID
, after hearing of Gooding's nom
} ination He will feel very
sheepish after the votes are
counted in November, if L mis-
, take not"
| At the republican convention
: held in Moscow, Aug. 10th, tn,
Borah SLATE" ticket wen
: through without a bobble, a.
follows
2 Presidential Electors Franl
J. Hagenbarth, Fremont; II. w
Kiefer, Bingham; E. w. Oliver
Idaho.
l Congressman Burton French
: Latah.
: Governor-Frank r. Gooding
> Lincoln.
Justice of the Supreme Court
Il. N. Sullivan, Blaine.
Lieutenant Governo.r-B B. L
| Sleeves, Washington.
Secretary of State WilliamH
Gibson, Fremont.
Treasurer-H. N. Coffin, Ada.
Attorney General. j. Gu
heen, Bannock.
l Auditor-Robert Bragaw, o
Kootenai.
School Supt. Miss Mae Scott
Bingham.
t Mine Inspector Robert Bell
: of Custer.
!, The ticket is mainly the oil,
n gang" re-nominated. Som
I put forth the argument tina
S state and county officers ough
f to remain in Office until they die
9 for it is a shame to spoil neV
n men with Office. Among the ol'
:. officers Theo. Turner was drop
e ped from the list because h
/ opposed the sugar bounty rob
n berry. Robert Rall is liStad a
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-08-16

Custer Sunday on a visit.
M. A. Brown and J. II. Van
Camp returned from Moscow
Sunday.
Senator Vest, of Missouri, one
of Americas greatest public
men died last week.
W. w. Adamson and E. Will
liams returned Thursday eve
ming from prospecting trip to
the Loon creek district.
Prof. w. A. Beakley, of Mac
kay, who was principal of the
public school of that city last
year is out for the nomination of
County Attorney on the demo-
cratic ticket of Custer county.
Mr.. Beakley is a lawyer of ex-
perience and very capable and
responsible young man.
1t is learned that Miss Martha
keenan, will be principal of the
Mackay school next term, and
Miss Minnie Howeth primary
teacher; Miss O'Day will teach
at Clayton, and Miss Mae Weav-
er of Ketchum is the new prin-
cipal of the Challis school, and
Miss Butts, of Glenn's Ferry,
teacher.
Arrivals at the New Challis
House for the week ending Sat-
urday, Aug. 18th
John Shafer, Sam. Holman,
Will Sullivan, Mrs. F. Wood,
Clayton, Ida., VIM. Gordon, r.
Macbeth, Custer, Ida. o. J.
Salisbury, Jr., Mark Dugan, F.
J. Benner, r. w. Salisbury, Fl.
w. Pitman, Salt Lake, Utah, w.
j. Treloar, Bayhorse, Ida., G. E.
Eddy, Custer, Ida., L. M. Goss,
N. Y. City, N. Y, w. Fl. Dins-
more, SanFrancisco, Cal, J. Fl.
Merritt, Mongolia, Ark, J. j.
McKelvey, Mackay, Ida.
Judge Parker was notified last
Wednesday of his nomination for
President of the United States
on the democratic ticket. In ac-
cepting the nomination he made
an able and logical speech, and
shows him to be conservative
and man of great ability. He
handled the trust without gloves;
favors a reduction in tariff; in
dependence for the Filipinos; he
disapproves of the deportation
of miners in Colorado, and also
believes in equal rights for the
laboring man. Judge Parker
does not talk much, but when he
does speak, he says something.
Boy Wanted of any age or
breed to fill an important posi-
ton. Must have a clear face,
clean habits, a, clean record and
a clean heart. Need not know
how beer tastes, and if he is not
up-to-date on the smutty jokes
and the vile stories of the pool
room, his ignorance will be over
looked. 1t is not necessary that
he knows how to smoke will
lies" He must be a boy who
gets up in the morning. cheer
fully and builds the fire; one who
can on any occasion lay down
his book and do an errand for
grandma; who treats his mother
and sister-and every other boys
mother and sister with respect,
and who doesn't refer to his
father as my old man" He
must be truthful, prompt, obed-
lent, Industrious. Merchants
want him to sweep out the store
a few years and ultimately take
charge of it. Newspapers want
him to commence in the crowd
at the bottom and work up to
roomy place at the top. He is
wanted everywhere in the law,
in medical practice, in the count
ing room to run great railroad
systems and build immense pub
lie works. The people who pay
$40, 900, $4,000 and $4,000 a
xrao,. so 10 ,.xv a,,, IooI-,,,ar f0,, h.,,,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-08-16

] and Lodging at reasonable
es. The tables are always
.,plied with the best the
Irket affords. Good acom-
|dations for travelling men
" the public.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-08-16

'od Sample Rooms for
lmerCial Men. X X X
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-08-16
, !"

he Barber and Fisherman is
ted on Main street, Challis,
re you can drop in and get
thing in the tonsorial line you
t to pay for. Thunder Mt.
lists a speciality.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
SUNDAY At LEXINGTON.
Ordinary Laws Were Enforced ard No
Arrests Were Mace.

Lexington. Ky. Oct Io-Ordinary
laws we're enforced sunday. but the
police made 10 ATTEMPTS to eaiosee
the blue laws MIR and ice drivers
and bakers were allowed o. run "a
usaai Restrainings IN favor 81 news
papers aud livery stables are stii IN
force and viii be heard on motion for
a permanent injunction Mouday MORN
INK. Drug stores were allowed CD sou
medicines and hotels ard restaurants
were open. but saloons and all Shops
confectiouary stores aud such hAe,
we're closed tight Hundreds took ni-
vantage OF the iuterurban cars and
went 70 Paris and Georgetown. which
are open Two baseball games OUT
side thc city limits we're also eulo'ned.
'Horsomcu we're az the track the mpsi
90 thc day
Lexington. Ky. Oct io.-As 20
suit OF che crusade started tcrc last
sunday by the Law and order ieaeM
q. stop AN labor on Sunday. three uci
were fued in the police court
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
rHs SALOON sAlOsss-
Me.csr.ss Carte Nation. wilhOis. Ne
Henry and Mounts Fined

wichita. Kan. Oct. S.--Nrs Carrie
Nation. Mrs. Lucy WilAot. Ms. MyrA
NcHenry and Mrs. Lydia Mounts Who
made she recent io.ut raid here. we're
fonra euiity In tho city court friday
u destruction % property. Ms IA
ton was nucd $50 and gwen All
months In sail. Ms McAenry and
Mrs. wiihoit we're nncd $3.50 each aud
Mrs. Afouutr WIS anct So. They gave
notice - appeal
airs. Naucn and Mrs. NcHcnry. I'M
nieliatcly after having been released
from IaH on an appeal bond Friday
afternoon. weut down the street knock
F Ing cicars out " the mouths oi tae
men they mot. They have been again
arrested and are in thc city SAN or
the charge ~ disturbing the city peac'
ana olstrrctne the Sidewalk. a mas
meeting has been called Tor SUNDAY
to start prohibition crusade.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
The japanese Lines at Bentsiuptze
Has Been Broken by Gen.
Kuropatkin.
OCCUPIED A FRONT OF 81 MILES.
THE russians Captured an Important
Hill and Flauked the Japs
out Of the Town.
p. Two Armies Are in the Anomal-
Gus Position Of Threatening Each
others Lines Of Commvniea-
tion-At Port Arthur.

G. PETERSBURG Oct S-The first i,
,rasrs of the Imperial Guard ,eft ST. 81
petersburg Friday nirht 10Y the front a.
.~r.r consisted Of tho second division b
80 thr Finland Guards. OF which The Z
..f,rf czarovitch lis the honorary colo
uel
special dispatch from Muhdcn,
f-r.f October 2. SAYS there has been
81. change of Importance Boz thc gene
,ai situation there.
THO blockade of Port Arthur ap-
,..-s NOT to have boon so e0cctfc rD
eartv as a number oi mes eueers
n.,. .fnpcd through Latest aiFices
Stated that The fortress has sufficient
ammunition and provisions to enable
.f. Garrison to hold ont uino months.
So Petersburg Oct l0.-Gcn. huro- .
r.-t.n.s order of The dgy announcing
d.. determination 20 take tho ufcn-
.te was supplemented Sunday nelt
ir tho news that an on rsife move
mont has already been hceun ant taat
tfo Japanese line has boon broken az
1t.rtsunutrc on rho cast lhronrN lrn-
Col and across thc railway to che banks
az ne Hun river on the west i0a
frs..an force has been moving south
in close touch with One japanese aa
....~.. oclor.r Tho Ianarrso
,.,-, driven b,ca in d series
t...,....t.a ANA ON October G The
.,..s r,.orc.,f.l fhr station 90
-..r. i- rres south ~ Nuneu.
-.ii,., battalion restoring tho
,..t-, .r-,es "a. sha'ho river the
...s-y 81, orier to facilitate thc al-
v.,rohre Cen. T.achelil'a
r...,ots nu.h.l aoa.hvc.tnarI 81.
,-.. -he y,rtsi ninos. deleatu- the
r.-.,..s in a series of sNrmishes
rn. most Important action. how
e,.r occurred con- the japanese rl-h.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
MUNICIPAL STREET RAILWAY.
Chicago Traction CO. Must Cease op
GRAFTON on Certain Streets

Chicago oct S-Mayor Harrison
served notice ON the Chicago Union
Traction GO. to cease operation OF
street cars in Adams. Desplanes. ttar-
rl.oa street. Western avenue and l-th
street According 90 Corporation
Counsel rolman. thc mayors action is
taken iu view OF efforts OF The traction
company to prevent a settlement Oh
franchise disputes between the SOUTH
SID. surface lines and the city The
purpose 90 the mayor. Mr.. Ioiman
saws. &c to clear The way for munich
ual street railway.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Rome. oct i0.--The PriDce-Bishop
OF AscuH. Who has written 70 J. Pier
Dout Morgan, asking FOR the return %
the cope stolen from the cathedral At
Aseon in 1892. and subsequently Por-
chased BY Mr.. Morgan. has requested
Pope Plus 70 use his influence TO %
tain the return q the cope.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Louisville. KY. OCT 7-contest az
tbe viii OF Geo. %. Cross was iusn-
tuted by a number of uepnevs and
uieces. Although helpless flom faeu-
natism for % years Cross accumulated
a fortune OF $4,000 in the umbrella
business. which zee left 20 DIS sister
and his partner. The contestants re-
ceived only 800 each.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
TO SAFEGUARD BALLOTS
List Of All Registered Voters IN Great
er New York 70 Be Compiled.

New York. oct S.-With view 70
saferuardlng the ballot and reducing
crimes against the franchise 70 a mini
mum state superintendent Of Eiec-
uous George w. Morgan arranged FIJI
dav with the police department. 70
have The lists Ct an registered voters
in Greater New York delivered TO him
for compilation into card index
This index will embrace probably 7oo''
0nO names
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Covlurton KY oct iN.- Two
thousand miles is no distance to 90
for d bride when you Enow she "il
accompany you on -he return tiip.
laurhIneiy remarked Joseph tal'''i''
OF southeastern Bavaria. Germany
in Magistrate Dumas Once tn.s Guy.
He had just been welded to Miss lou
La S.ln-I.mun..-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
AGAIN IN ERUPTION
Mont Peiee Emitting Black Clouds of
Smoke and Balls Of Fire.

KINGSTON. So Vincent oct. l-Ine
cenfalr of the British steamer Slom
reports that when the steamer passed
The Island 90 Martinique on September
So Mont Pclee vas in fun eruption
The spectacle was seen BY those on
board the Sibuu at 2 O'Clock In the
morning of the day mentioned. the
volcano emitting black clouds and
balls of FIRE. This accounts for the
dust clouds reported 20 have been
seen Wednesday throughout the Wind
ward islands
Early in May. 1902. Mont Peiet
broke into violent eruption. wiplng oul
the city Of St Pierre and reaching oth
OF towns nearby. The loss OF life OF
] that occasion was estimated at 10000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Norfolk Va. Oct Ill A. Miller
rabbi az Kenneseth Israel synagosne'
Of Richmond. ~hiic oAiciatius in his
pulpit was seized with a sudden illness
and dropped dead while his consres@
ton we're Al prayer lie vas 90.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Lima. Peru. Oct. l0.-Miss Annie 5
Peck. the American mountain climber,
has ascended Hauscan mountain 20 a
height Of $1,000 feet She Was pre-
vented from reaching the summit be-
cause Of immense creyices and snow.
Hauscan Is 22D50 feet high.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Lexington. Ky. Oct 10-ln the iow-
err Developments Of the Kentucky-reu-
nessee oil fields II competitions were
made last week. -Four competitions
were made In the upper fields, two In
the eastern. while Tennessee shows one
strike
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13
THE WORLD AT LARGE.


Ambassador Mecormsss is eouins
c,ustv Commissioner Nartia Nc
rau~hfl.. Of Hamilton. o. sold val
n-ttree from Ms farm In Rely town
.hfo 70 a Cincinnati furniture aras
for $3.50.
Because be wss using a pair oft.un
clippers. Charles Alexander vas kiiicd
In Chicago 81 James Thomas. no
raaa whose hair vas being cut 6otS
are colored.
Major Dsirnar. the great son Of Deb
mar. out Of Expectation. marked
new worlds rccort When he clfeied
ths track in e.Ots.. cipplny one-haif
secoud OF the record made BY cfe~
ccus al Columbus.
The traiuing ship Insrcplb vas SIC
ccssfuIlv launched az the Mare Island
navy yard The vessel viii have
san power only. and win BE- bark
rsgxcd she Isl an advanced type ~
naval architecture in sailing vessels
+ The Sew York police are convinced
that they have broken up a gigantic
.rur swindic D. che arrest % several
? men in that city. The arrests we're
t made on information that vel known
q proprictary medicines are being COM
~ terfeited and sold as genuine.
After a brief day session. the urit-
m ca paurhters OF the csufcderacy con-
- -iudod their annual convention. the
g. feature Of which was the creation Of
thc onca OF honorary president sen-
oral 90 which Mrs. Jefferson Davis
was elected.
Miss Bessie Wilson. % Ciarssfurg.
NJ Va. niece OF the late william l.
Wilson. former postmaster scnerai'
aud Afterwards president u Washius'
ton and Lee university. was drowned
while bathing az Virginia Beach al
.e. Norfolk. Va.
= Wrapped In TIE soundest slumhe'
Tor FIVE days the case ~ Mrs CHARLIE
Lcpic o. banning local physicians a
Iowa CITY. ia. Needles aud pins wcr
thrust in her body deeply. ont IN
80, wounds had no eject. she pein
seemingly imporsious to pain an
shock.
,,e Thomas 3d. Ilbbies populilt uou
ma inco for Yicc president. announce
is that hs bad received aiviccs tru'
.-v Presidential Candidate Thomas
Or Watson that on account n lines
IN. SIR Watson viii be- unable to ON p
-ro spoakinr dates In che northvcste'
one states
4an At Peudloou. ore. four mlu b
aims received an order from iilneko Z
.cen- 10000 sacks t,.0oQ tonsl OF no'
,rre which is said 70 hc Tor the lepane
.ran- government Twenty thousand sac
wide az this viii bee aert thia mouth oy "
3D.. .n of Portland and The balance from
nnIe coma anI Seattle
,arl. Mrs Erma Ewing Palmer. 90
Boz be last 90 the Two -ossited siatefa q
Thursday az sherbl~re. n. Y. Ov
90 disease ~ a rheumatic nat,
which has bamcd the sam Of ma
prominent physicians throughout
WIGS country she has lsin mouonlesa
&c years
Fire on the upper floors of WIZ
Do "N p and d. r. Dnwneya livery ga
% "N' AVashInEfou. caused loss oi a'
A-'"' 100000 Some u the finest CART.
.''' owned he Washington. mauy ot Z
DO belonging to senator's. members az
~ diplomatic corps and wealthy w
iretouiaus. stored In the huil'
were burned.
Fifteen deaths within cieht daS
~ the uelghborhood known as stry
e' Farms. ON the west side. New
have started an Investigation bs
poIice and coroner's officers Cor
'-- schauer saws The deaths were ca
by impure liquor All the Va
knew one another.
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An,hrseis. output For September.

Philadelphia. Oct. S.--fhe anthra-
cite coal tonnage for September was
the lowest for that month in several
vesrs. barring the strike years Of 1899
and 1902. The tonnage for SEPTEMBER
was s.s67 500. a decrease OF ess.si4
over last sepsemoel. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Portland. Ore. Oct lo.-The Lewis
and Clark exposition has sent invita-
tons 10 the nations OF the world TO
participate in the coming ialf me
communications were directed TO the
represcntauves Of 80 nations now at
81 Louis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Paducah. Ky. Oct l0.-Joe McCiet
Ian. foreman Of the ship carpenters at
the marine ways. has received inior-
nation that he and fou- heirs IN Gin
cinnau are owners Of an estate in Bal
tinore which is valued at 100000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Fusan. oct. lG.--Acc0rdins to inc
Chinese reports tho Russians are en-
trenching and building heavy earn
works south Of Mukdeas It is DeleV
ell that they intend making a stroot
stand at that place.
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BROKE THE RECORD.
Went From Chicago TO New York In
81 Hours s Minutes In An Auto

New York oct. Tired but happy
in the knowledge that they bad broken
the record between Chicago and New
York by nearly "a hours. Bert Hol-
comb and Harry sandell whizzed up
20 their stopping place In Thirty-ninth
street near Broadway Thursday after
noon IN 35-horse power automobile.
The record breakers left Chicago at
> o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. The
run was made in IS hours and 20 min
utes elapsed time and 81 hours and
minutes corrected time. exactly i
hours and SO minutes clipped from th'
best previous record
The best time made was 30 mile
an hour and the average for the rui
/ was "a miles an hour.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

St Louis. oct. S.-rhe department
of admissions Of the worlds fair tr''
day issued the official figures OF The
attendance on German day, which was
celebrated Thursday. The total az
tendance was 1852.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Cynth.ana. Ky. oct s.-The 2ith
annual session OF the Kentucky state
Grange will convene october is. Ocio-
ber 20 win be held a mass meeting OK
DE farmers Of Kentucky IN the inter-
est OF organization.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Hopkiusvile. Ky. Oct. S.--Assistant
Secretary Coulter. Of the state y. NJ
c. A. organization. who has been here
three weeks. has succeeded in raising
ak 900. the required amount Of money
10 erect a handsome y. "a. G. A. build
.ng here.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

ST. Louis. oct. l0.-rho ofciaI state
meat issued by the worlds fair shows
thar the attendance on Chicago day.
which was observed Saturday. was
1887. and an attendance for the
week ending Saturday. october 5. Of
sen ofe
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

New York. oct. 10.-Chairman Tag
cart Of the democratie natlonsi com
5sifteo. win "a 10 Indiana some inns
s.,sors election day. the day TO be den
.,,slv deternined by the campaign
work in New York.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

Rome. oct. I0-Dr. Bossi. the alien
list. after visit TO Princess Louise OF
saxe-Coburg. declared that he found
in her no trace Of the insanity which
has been alleged as a reason for keep
INK her under restraint.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-13

New York, oct. s.-Business failures
IN the United States for the week end
,nr october s number 1s5, against IFS
last week. 1871 in the like week In 1908,
10 In 1902 In Canada failures Tor the
week number IS. as against p last
week.
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b. - ResIans ~ Pos-t-on.

Frankfort. KY. Oct. s.-Gov Beck
ham received and accepted che rcsis-
nation Of Dr. Walter A. Lachey. 81
Hopkinsvtle. as FIRST assistant ph,si-
clan of tho Western asylum iog no
insane al that place.
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suffering, and his bod was buried under
a wide-spreading tree in the park. The
tomb of Havelock is a sacred spot to all
soldiers. A lofty obelisk marks the resting
place of one of the noblest of men and one
of the bravest and ablest of soldiers.
The residency is naturally a great object
of interest, but the cemetery, gay with
flowers and feathery bamboos, is equally
so, because there lie the dust of 1900 men
and women who persisted within the resi-
dency, in the attempts at relief and in otner
battles and massacres in this neighborhood
during the mutiny.
Mana Sahib, who was guilty of these aW-
full atrocities, was never punished; In the
confusion and the excitement of the fight
ing he managed to MAKE his escape, ana
mysteriously disappeared; 1t is now known
that. he took refuge in the province of Ne
pal, where he was given an asylum by the
maharajah, and remained secretly under his
protection. living in luxury for several years
until his death. 1t is generally believed
that the British authorities knew, or at
least suspected his whereabouts, but con-
slider it wiser tot ignore the fact rather
than excite a controversy and perhaps a
war with a powerful native province.
There is little of general interest in Gavin
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