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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12
Wabnhnnigc in Aettem.
@faneel al 0feutIidea SrrenanffeIten To
UtuBtalo uso Die GoIecu.

@fanesI AT oneutIidlea S~rrenanfalten To
gfnbtano uao Die Gotsen.
Sn HuBlcno 9ibt IS nur tpeniae
0ffentIi9e t9eilanftoIten : fir @eitess
trants, un0 Die Sorge fir 0ieIe I'M
gliidli9en fGGt oa6er meiif iGren Ser
tDanotsn gu, Die, I'M ii@ ielbit gu
f4usen, gefdbrli9e SIRE anfetten mill
fen. Man f@aBt, Oab es i'm HeiGe
bes 3dren CUR 3eit minoeitens 400
Wabniinnige in &etten gibt. Sin
grauiges 8eiipiel fir oieie Dirt Der
Srrenpflege erSdblt Elm 3eitun9sbez
ri9teritatter aus Staro Son Itantinop
i'm Commencement Wplbbnien:
Sn einem bprtigen Seller rpobnte
cine jiOifGe Gamilie Namens Mlper,
Die aus Batter, Mutter uno i9fem 20
idbri9en berriidtsn Spbn &rafapib
beftano. Ser Sobn mar Bel feinenl
Sntel i'm GeI9Gft, als er zines Sages
in einem mertniiroigen 3uftdnbe mad
9auie gebra6t pur0e; es mar, als OF
elm Sbier ibm nit feinen &lauen oas
6leii4 bonn &0rper g"eriiien butte. Gr
mart fi9 umber uno ftieb T6rsfliae.
unmenf3li9e S@reie aus. 8alo fab
man, baB isin 3uitan0 fir feline W1its
meni9en gefdbrli6 mar. Der Batter
CAB feline leBte &opefs aus, nm ben I'm
9liidli4en in elmer Srreranfalt unter>
5ubringer, uber er tpuroe suriidgenie>
fen. S6lieBli9 fpilisten Die ber5psiz
felten @ltern Elm, i'm in &atten gu
le9en; lie befeitigten feine 9etis an oas
@iiengitter Oes ein5igen. i'm Seller Be-
finbli9en 6eniters. Sas Senfter mar
Den gan5en Sag nit 2dben geI9!pfen,
uno Die 8orii6er9ebenOen abnten ni9t,
tpel9es f9redIi4e Drama ii9 binter
Oen geI9IoTenen SenIterIG0en bieies
Sellers abipielte. SD Bat barum,"
6eri9tete ber SorrefponOtnt, noab man
Die 2Goen Offnete. ga itano Elm
menf9li6es 0elen in &etten eans
nodt bor mir. Sas iGredli9 abgez
Sebrte @eii4t 5eigte nod Sprren elm
tiger S6Gnbeit; unter ben ounflen
@ugen6rduen faben mid Elm paar entz
siinoete &ugen fle6entii6 uno gequdlt
an, uno er idgte: Inn 9ottes pi1en
geben Sic zen gefebl, mid in Sreibeit
gu feben uno meine &etten 81 bre8en!
SD eritide = gefen sic, Oh geben sic
mir = SIREN SGtrm = irgenO et>
tpas!' SD pan0te mid i3ncl bon
oteier @ri@sinun9 ab, fonft tpdre iG
beiinnung5los 9etroroen. lln0 t!irren6
'f9lOien FiG Die 6eniterldOen nieOer."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12
Musacft1rbcuc 3tpcrac.

8on elmer ausgeitpr6enen 3pergbe@
bOlterung, rcld)e in ben Bergen BON
8anoia9drd am mittleren Niger,
4frita, getpp6nt bat, peib Der auf elmer
dr9dOlogiI6en Sori9ungsreiIe begrifs
fene fran50fiI3e 2eutnant 9esplagnes
gu beri6ten. 0ie beionif6sn Sombori,
mel9e in Dem feliigen Ge6irge cine GU
flu9t Dor b~eriulgenoen 5ulte gefunoen
ba6en, 6eri9teten, bdB bas @ebirge
f6on bor i6nsn BON b0blentepObnens
0sn 3pergen, ben SiaGams bepoltert
geDeien mar, Die nad Sesplagnes pobl
i'm 3ufammen6dng nit cen Eeute Iobiel
bea9teten 3tpergen Der Wdlber oes
Gqlatorialen @frita eeItanoen baden
oiirften. 2ns 9epeis seigten Die Som
Jbort Dem HeilenOen 5ablrei6e feline
S~teinbauten, pelGe On Den u%n5us6ngz
li6iten GteQen Der SelspGnoe erriftet
paren. Gtpa 80 bat Sesplagnes un,
terfu9t; fe finS BON 6 SUB 6 3oQ Biz
8 SUB 9 3Oa lang, 4 SUB 9 SOD brett
un6 3 SUB 3 3pq Bis 5 Sub 6 3OQ
bod uno aug Steinsn aus9efiibrt. Die
our@ Gebm perbun0en iino, poer aus
9rifetts, ;iber beren 9eI6affen6ett
aber Der Heilenoe ni9ts Ndberes an
fibrt. Die @insanasOffnune 1T febr
tlein, nur "a sou brett. Serg!ei9en
9outen baben, benz r@lobus" aufolee,
Die beutigen Neger iener Gegeno ME-
mails aufgefiibrt, aber fe benuben tie
jeBt ais Gegrdbnibitdtten, uno Ses@
plagnss fanb in man9sm !6Gus9sn
bis Su 5ebn 2ei6en Der groben Neser
in i6rer &leioung nit 8eisube bon
Waffen. MDgli9, Dab fe uripriine>
li4 als iolfe erri9tet tpurOen, unb Die
TRADITION bon ben 3psrsem Damn ni9t
itimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12
@ttte SnterbtetpS.

Re9t intereRant b%tirften bic fol9en.
ben Der Ssmps entnommenen Snters
bieps nit Witte, bic auf bic Neu-
eruppiruns Der Wd9te 2i9t ~perfen,
fein.
Sd CLAUDE baB bur9 ben 6ries
bensf9lub ni9ts OH Der all9emeinen
poIitif meines 2anbes tpirb gednbert
tpsrbsn. Wan bat tn Granfrei9 ben
ginbrud BON elmer authorization
4nndberpng. Wie foIte bisfe I'm
ndhsrung fi@ ni&t poIsieben 9aifer
Wilbelm III udb.enb Der gan3si Yauer
bss 2rieses Rublanb s~egentiber mebr
als FORFEIT, geraoe3u entseasnfommerb
(sentiI gepeien. er bat BEL ieber @ele.
genbeit ieinsn @uni9 betont inb bar.
gstban, uns feinerlei 8srlsqsnbeits1 3u
bersiten unb fogar, fotueit es bon ibm
abbins. au belfen. obsr uns bod isbe
1eruidlung 3u srfparen. SIN Der
Notb ia man fur folae Grsunbi9afts-
be3eusungen empfdn9li8. Sas III
unisr 5aa. Easesen bat. Id srtldrs
es. ofsn beraus, bie 6altung zines
9beiIes Der frana6Ri&en Wsinuns felt
IL Wonnten uns unangsns5m beriibrt,
sumal nod Der ununterbro&enen 3etts
frans6Fi9 {. ruffi9er aunOsebunssn,
NORM man In ben poraussseansenen
Sabrsn f&welate, bet ieber paRenben
uEb soaar unpaRsnben G~slesenbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12
Nt6t 10 gefdbrIt@.

Die @nibf0unesr bes Matin iber bic
f9auerli9e perfibis gnelanos 9sutf4=
lamb gsseniiber, inSem ss Serrn Selcafe
ben berFofsnen Miniffsr 5rantrsi9s
attibe unterfdBung bur9 feline Mas
rine unb Sruppen asraoe au elmer .3eit
anbpt, als es 9eutf9lanb ale nur m6gs
li9en acknowledgements nor=
gautelte, entbe6rt aua bee 6umors
ni9t.
Inter Nnbersm ioI England 9sl.
cafe oas Insrbieten gema9t babsn,
100. 600 englif9e Sruppsn on Der boil
fteinii den 2hffs 3u lanbsn. Was pobl
bas S9idial bieier armen $ommiss
geweien udre, tuein bieisr 8ori4las
our ausfibruns gelan9t udre, if
uri8uer 3u erratben. Cine Sibifon
beutf6er $ruppen bdtte nit bisfsn
100, 900 Wanr GubbaI ssipislt, tusun
es gelungen pdre, he troB Der tii4tigen
MISUNDERSTANDING 3u lanoen. Sas
eRglif4e pldn4en otirfie Der beuti9en
Resierur9 gemsin absr our9aus ni6t
f9rsdbaft getlunsen habsn.
Der frans6ff9e Minitsrratb NOR
aud Hug ssnus f4 ni6i auf bic enelis
i9en 8Ori4ld9e ein3uIafen, uuBte er
bod, BOB eutidlanb ffart gsnug seblis.
ben tpdre, fslbff tuenng England bic iunss
5lotts 9euti9lanbs bsrnidtst bdtts,
UNI cine ungebeure Sruppsnmadt bonn
gliaB aus gegsn Jranfrsi9 borsui9ie-
ben uno in. einsm gerni9tunes. 4riegs
auf3ursiben. GranfreiG absr, Dbpobl
bort nod ReUan9e9elfHfe fpudsn, bat
tein 0srlanssn bic grfabrungen bon
70-71 3u erneuern.
Sc babsn H9 iibrigsns in ben lsbtsn
Sabrsn S9dBungen iber Die wirtli9e
Ofenfbtraft Der 5lotten unb 9anbar=
mesa psridisbensr Md6ts 10 irris en-
misisn, baB a f9 wobl frast. Ob
tros Der risf9en numsrii9sn l1sbsrs
ma9t Der enslii9sn 5Iotts, Die
Welt ni9t bod In elmer Sdui6une
ii6sr Gle 2sifunesfdbisteit Der eng
lii9en Seema&t %bsfansen 1T.
Nan braudt nur bic @si9i9ts bss
amerifaniihen 2rieses bon 1925
bur93ubIdttern unb bic 2siFiungsn Der
snglifden Slotts benen Der amerifani.
f9sn segsnfberaufsaen. SIN wabren
SHINE bes @ortes hatterl Die Ser. Staa=
ten bamals ben gn9ldnbern nur Elm
BOAR 6ol3tdfsn sntsegsn3ufsQsn, bic
fiber niat bsroienten, als 9ef9waoer
beseianst si tuerben. Mber bisis panr
9oI3tdfen berm6belten Sobn Bua's
Slotte nod 6ersenslua. Sapari gab
Der tibermd9tissn ruiff9sn 6lotts cine
afei&e Section. &c 1T eben Elm 3eit-
alter Der ueberrai9ungsn; cine iol9e
tpurbe ZEN Briisniin Afrifa nit ibren
Granddaughter su Sbeil. W69li9er-
peife bleibt es Ssuti6lanb b%orbsbaltsn,
NIT elmer slei8en neberrai4ung bin.
f9tli9 Der en9liT&en 5lOtte auf3us
tuarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12

@ruppirung Der Md1te berbsiaufibren,
pelae cine antibeuti&e Senben3 bat.
beawetfeIe Id teinen Nugenblif. Bee
Ionoere 8ea9.ung beroienen BET oieiem
3uiammenban9 bic in Der lebten 3eit
aan, Defenders snersiId betriebenen
enalif9en @srbunsen um &uBlano's
JreunbI4aft."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12

Gin Ooraop Ser Mer3tz
innen 1T 9olano. IS pratti3iren
bort, mo Den Srauen ber dr5tli4e Be-
ruf ieit &c Sabren freiftebt, iebr piel
@eratinnen in Dffentliden Stellen ipie
audi pripot. Sic tperoen gut be5ablt
uno errei9en in Ger gripatpraris Elm
gintommen bon jGbrli4 $4,000 Bis
$500. @s gibt 3abndratinnen, Die
$4,000 Bis $4,000 Sabreseinfommen
beiiben. Sbre ioaiale @te[Iung 1T au9
GuBerft befrieoigeno, 10 oab man rubig
bebaupten fann. 9oaanb lei bas paras
bies Der tpeibli4en @er5te. sic baben
aber ni9t etpa bios Jrauenpraris.
Ionbern arbeiten pie ibre mdnnliden
&clesen fit Die sanae leioen6e Menf@>
belt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12

Gin @prifGa n 2pnop n.
Der 2onoOner Sbierbdnoler 9am:
lDn 1T aus oen Mdloern SubDeit=
afritas nit elmer groben @naabl int:
reiianter Sbiere Suriideetebrt. Sn Del
Samm!nng befinoen iI9 II S4ims
panfen unb Elm @orina = Ger einSige
Der ild geSentpdrtig in europa befin.
set. Sieier peibli6e Gorilla lit Der
grOBte feiner Dirt. DEN Der 2onboner
3oologii9e gdrten jemaIs beIehen bat
@r 1T 5 SUB 6 3oa sroB unb fat einer
8ruitumfdng bon AZ 3oa. Sas 6ddr,
oas 0eii9t nno Die @ngen fino fobl=
i9nara. Sas Sbier lit i'm 4dgemei:
men febr i9eu, bat aber bon 3eit gu
3eit Mutbausbrii6e. @r lit pom
3pologif9en @arten angefauft poroen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12
0runoeigentbums uebertragnngen.

XDts IL uro l3, Ulod 3, 9toropte u.
a., @ranobiew aob., 41.9 bel lao
CUB, berbsKert. Ofieite genefOntaine
Str, nbrblia 26. Ctr. $3.4OO.
gpalins 6apss on Wiliam s. @oOt.
She'll Cots 81 unb SO, Srats's Subj.
9ubenlot IA, bel 100 SUB. perbei-
iert, fao6fli&e gds Mffor uno @ilmOt
Gtrabe. 81. 800.
goparb 8. Irerp on SObn .. DC
@op, Got 81. WOOoruH place. 80 bel
ITO CUB, paeant, @efieite @sf Srips,
nabe 10. Strabe. SO, $50.
Sobn u. 6artman on Siaac g.
gOpsr, 2ots l unb 2, 6artman's @Ol-
leQe Mre. Mob., 1865 30 bel 170.75
CUB. psrbsR.rt, fiio6fliae gde Is.
Str. unb college alps. 81. 500.
college 6sishts Realtp COMPANY an
gilbert 6. 2imberlin, SOts l6 big 26
glod l in S9ofislb u. US. addition.
ALL BEL 14O SUB ieoe. bacant, OF.
Ieite Der Columbia Mpe., fibli4 Der
81. Str. 1000.
Sieielbe an b~enielbsn. 2ots 8 big 9,
Ylof 4, In Der rdmIiden addition unb
oieielbe @rbBe, Wsfieite Der Martin-
bale ape., n6rbli1 BON 90. strabe,
pacant. SO, $50.
Wiliam R. Garlin on Sobn Siebss
rid, Got LOG in Douglas parf gbo.,
80 BEL 1924 SUB, nerbefert, Wefieite
Der alabama Str, n6roli9 Der %.
81, 900.
Warcus @impion an Masaie o.
Browning, Got 6 in Burners Subj,
Sbeil bon glod Is, S%ObniOn's @rbsn
aOb., 1919 bel l35 SUB, berbeRert.
OfIsiis Der Central Mpe.. iiolid bon
81. Str. $1,000.
9oa Is. Nutting an gmma u. 8en=
BAN, Got 8 unb Nngren3enbss, Butler
& Jletder's Mobition, 90 bel 1874 6uB,
psrbeHert, Wefieite bon aiblano Nbe..
iaeli9 bon Is. Strabe, $500.
Ni6olas W. Sabis, Administrator,
on pbilip O. Supaa, Got 3, page's
Suboibifion, Got 6. 2ansoaIe's @bbi-
tion. 81 bel 1888 Gub, uerbeHert,
Ofisite bon Nortbmsfern Ape., fholi9
bonn 6aq Greet, 1865.
Melifa s. Cornelius an Sbomas s.
@larfe, 2ots 2 unS 8. gbram's Sub
oibifon, Sbsil bon SenberiOn's aobi.
tion, SO bel POI SUB, pacant, stio-
tpsff. gds 19. uno Suinois Str,
$4,000.
permelia 8. SLIDER an Sobn u.
Rpsrs, 2ots 81 uno 35, 9aughsp's
Wapleion Mbb., 80 bel 1872 CUB,
paeant. Weffeite 8enuooo ape., fib-
lid bon 80. Ctr. $500.
Columbus 6. Barter m Sep Sanoo,
She'll aubenlOt 81. 76 Bel 90 SUB.
osrbsRsrt, Bsfisite SainOis Str,
n6rbli6 BON Werrin. 81.
SEQ 2anbo an Sames .. Stanss
berp, oiefslbe Got. $500.
@bmarb Dobep an Sobn @drlon. Elm
She'll Der Got 18 in Wriebt's parf
Npe. Mbb., As bel so GnB, Roroisite
Der Is. Str, 6flid bon Central Ape
bsrbeHert. $4,000.
Mmanba purisl an Clarence 2irf,
Got 2 in COL part Mbb., 5own groab
&tpple. $500.
Walter perfins an Sreb @uf6, Got
Is In Walpsrn Noo., 81 bel 1876 6ub,
pacant, @howef-gde Der Sipp Mpe. u.
Mi9igan Ctr. $500.
Narp Dome an Marp @~fepenaer,
Got 1877 in Salbott's Ncbition, 40
Bel 40 Sub, bacant, @eRfeite Der
8atbott @be.. itblid bon 18. eirabe.
$1,000.
Warp g. Namfep an Nnna W.
Dunbar, Cots SO. 80 unb 81 In Gle.
min9's 4. Nortb parf Hbb., 125 BET
100 SUB, baeant, @sfTsite Der Belle.
fontaine Str, fibli9 Der 80. Str.
5000.
Sobn 6. Barnbiu an 3ate s. Wees-
ner, Got 125 in Sultan u. us. Subb.
In SrOinston, LAG BET 200 Gub, ber-
befert. Norbieite Der RapIs gps., 6f.
lid bon Iubpbon Roab. 1856.
@nm G Rhnhes nm Qots 81 msneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-12

Mlsin Id tpieberbole es: on benz tus-
fentli6en 2ern Der Be3iebungett 3rpi'
i9en Jranfrei9 unb &uBlano bat f4
ni9ts ssdnbsrt. Sd iase iOear ni4t,
bab bic frana6fi9.ruifiasn Spmpas
THEN ssrinesr gstporbsn fnb; Id heae
rur fef, bab bic rnifi9.oeutf9sn
Spmpatbisn augenOmmen 6aben. Benn
bon 3uei @r6ben eine 3unimmt uno bic
anbere unberdnbert bleibt, 10 ma&t es
ben ginbrud, a's Oh bisie fi4 permin'
bere, mas bod ni9t Der SOL IL. SIN
@runbe bIsibt Der fran36Fi4-ruiRi4e
31weibuno Der Musbrud Der Snterefen
beiber Boiler. I'm bieism 8inbniRe
III ni9t bas G%srinsffe gednbert uno
man barf aud ni&ts bara1 dnoern.
Sas if meme aufri9tige ueberaeu.
suns."
Bel Der Neugruppirung untsr ben
WG9ten guropas piro wabrfaeinli2
bislfa9 bic 8eriimmung spiiden gngs
lamb unb 9sutf9lanb bon beoeutenbem
ginfuHe iein. Wie grob Der 6ab
gnslanbs aegen Seuti&lanb III, tann
mon aus ben folgrnoen Nsuberunsen
zines boben Beamten bes Berliner aus.
tpdrtigen Nmtss f9lieBen:
.asnis gouarb III, tuie ieinerseit
beri9tst tpuros, auf Der &idreiie bon
Warisnbab an ieinsm Nefen, benz
oeuti9en 2aiier, Der faum cine balbe
Stunoe bon ibm entfernt NOR. borbei'
gereif, obns ibm. tpie es na9 ben Re
geln Der internationalen Gillette 81 err
tuartsn geusien tudre, sinsn gsiu9 abs
%suffatten.
Die bsuifas prsfe bat f@ bisbrr
snt5alten, bteie Melbung 3u fommen,
tiren; tusniser &eierbe bat F9 bic
enaliide aufeelest. so i8reibt Der
vSailp gbroniele" in 0erbinbuns nit
ben in ben Isbten Sassn esmslbstsn
neutrality-suspicious. swii9en eng.
Lamb unb &uBlanb ~fol9enbes: ySie
Sbatiade, oaB Der 96nis auf isiner
Rtidreiie bur9 Seuti6lanb au9 ni9t
bic f~tir3sfs 3uiummentunft nit benz
2aiier bate, fanr als beftiger 8etpeis
oaftir gelten, oab Die gs3iebunge1 3wi.
i9en ben beiben Wonar&en duBerft ge=
ipannt fnb. Sas f4arfs Selsgramm,
bas 2oro 9nonps pdbrsnb Der Entente.
@uroials.W O9s unit Jrantrsid) an
cine prsbaaentur ri9tste. babin9ebenb,
baB Der 36nia cine unterrsbung NIT
benz 2aiIsr auf ieinem @eg nod Wa-
rienbab uebsr naageiudt babe, nod au
baben beabFdtise, ma@te cine 3uiam-
menfunft auf Der RidreiIe tbatid1li6
unm6gli9. Sie oamit tlargelsgts
Situation aei9te aber bod cine peri6n-
liae gntfrembuns 3rpii9en Ontel unb
Nefen on, bic beinabe 10 fharf III, als
bis, bic beim Sooe bes 2aiiers Grieb.
rid suii&en ben S6fen bon 2onbon
unb Berlin bsffano." @s i9eint Shot.
fa9e 3u iein, bab bic Spanning 3pt=
i4sn 2aiisr unb 26nig bon Der Der
vSailp Chronicle" fpri9t. tbatfd9lid
mod beute beffebt.
sic birfte bislsidt nod er6Bsr iein
aIs bic bon 1888, bic iiberi9dbt wiro.
Man pirb faum fe~6leeben. tpenn ma
eiIsn urid9Ii9en 3uiammenbans 3wi'
f4sn Der fhbrenbsn &o0e, uel4e 96nis
gomalb In ben @ralitiOnsbe frebunger
9e9en 9eutf9lanb mad Nnnabme
unterriatster 2reiis ipislsn foq, urb
benz perf6nIi9en NntasOnismus smi-
f9en ben Serridern oermutbet. SD
geb6re tpeoer su ben Yeiiimiffen In Der
g~eurtbeilung a~usmdrti9er Singe, nod
tiberi9dbe i9 ben pOlitii&en @infub
bss 26nias bon gnglanb auf bic anti
li6e politif feines 2anoes, CLAUDE aber
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19
Xmas
Umbrellas

pertoO modsst ooos al ~ sS
az LOO value pear, or ivory handle os
S41nO va, pearl ivory and silver HANDLE 4e
$500 vaus onyx or uEap handle
ivory peaH witt gold.
lcO value tos1 and silver
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-18
Z MEN BLOWN
INTO PIECES
Terrific Explosion In Coal Mine Near
Monongahela. Pennsylvania. Triple
And Rigging Wrecked.

Monongahela City. Pa, Nov. is. -
Undoubtedly killed and probably
blown to pieces. seven men are lying
In the depths OF the new SHAFT of tho
Braznell Coal company. on the out
skirts OF Bentleyville. while another
outside the mine Is dead. as the re-
suit Of gas explosion.
The dead: Ed Farragut. day boss:
Ed HASTE, shift boss; F. II. Newman.
machine runner; q. Il. Wagner. ma
chine runner; Joe Stokes. colored;
John McCatey. J. Shicola. J. Hoskins.
The Braznell Coal company has been
sinking the new shaft since last sum
mer. Two weeks ago II was learned
that a pocket Of gas had formed In
the bottom OF the mine, which is 1875
feet deep Orders were given for all
the men to work with safety lamps.
and this had been done. Day Boss
Farragut and his six men. without a
thought of danger. stepped into the
cage and descended into the mine.
They were building a concrete water
ring or ditch so feet down the shaft
In order to catch dripping water
About five minutes after the men de-
scended a terrific explosion occurred.
which blew huge pieces Of timber out
of the mine like skyrockets as high as
$50 feet into the air. The tipple and
all the mine rigging were torn down
and debris scattered In heaps all
around. a shovel which lay at the
top OF the shaft was hurled with such
violence that II sank four inches into
a plank What must have befallen the
seven men down In the shaft Is ter
rible to contemplate. II is believed
that they were instantly killed and
probably fell to the bottom of the
shaft. John McCatey, on the outside.
was killed by the falling tipple. and
others were seriously, though not IA
tally. hurt.
believes the explosion was caused by
fire damp. He believes the gas came
upward and reached the miners lamps
just as II was at the explosive point
But as Il would have been practically
impossible for safety lamps In working
order To ifrite the gas. II is a mystery
what actually did ignite II. There
must have been some kind Of open
light used An ordinary miners torch.
badly battered. was found near the
mouth of the shaft, and this tends to
show that some one disobeyed orders
and carried a lighted torch into the
shaft
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-18
PEACH MEN
ARE JUBILANT
Crusade Against San Jose Scale Begun
Thousands OF Dollars Have Already
Been Spent In This State.

Worcester County has two large fruit
tree nurseries that grow more peach
trees than any other concern in the
country, and it has been their pride that
they sell trees that are in no way in
fiicted with the destructive San Jose
scale.
With the beginning of an active cru
sade against the San Jose Scale by the
Pennsylvania state authorities the peach
growers of the great Maryland and Penn
sylvania fruit sections see new era of
success opening in general fruit culture.
Pennsylvania has taken up the fight
in no half-hearted way and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the scale, if not
obliterated. will be so materially checked
in its ravages that the losses to the
producers will be reduced to the mini
mum.
Losses aggregating hundreds of thou
sands of dollars have been suffered by
the Maryland peach growers from the
devastations of the San Jose scale, by
all odds the greatest scourge that.
with the possible exception of the peach
yellows, ever swept over the fruit
sections of the east coast of the United
States. The Eastern Shore, from being
the accepted greatest peach garden of
the world some twenty years ago. has
been reduced to section almost un-
known in the peach producing world by
this pest.
The scale, in conjunction with the
yellows, then struck the fine orchards
of the w, S .ern Maryland mountain coun-
try, and in few years decimated the
fine orchards on the mountains and in
the foot hills. The Western Maryland
growers, assisted by the state and fed
eral authorities, fought the scourge
with wonderful energy. spent thousands
of dollars in spraying and pulling out
hundreds of thousands of trees in many
of the most promising orchards ever
seen in the respective sections. Finally
the state came in greater measure to
the aid of the fruit men and passed the
most drastic laws providing for the pull
ing out and burning of all affected trees
and enjoining other remedies to stay the
spread of the troubles. II was a trifie
late to save the fine orchards of the
eastern section of the state, but il was
hoped that the mountain orchards would
be saved and that in time the Eastern
Shore country might be reclaimed as a
peach producing section.
One of the greatest handicaps the
Western Maryland fruit man had to
combat was the lack of cooperation by
the growers across the line in Pennsyl-
vania. The tiny insects. so small that
it is with difficulty they can be seen as
mere yellow specks with the unaided
eye, were constantly being torn from
their scaly beds on the infested trees
in Pennsylvania by the birds that
are found in great numbers in all fruit
orchards, and were carried on the feet
of the fowls to the trees of the more
industrious and progressive Maryland
growers
The San Jose scale multiples with in
credible rapidity and despite the efforts
of the mountain fruit men in this state,
their orchards were kept constantly sup
piled with parent scale to propagate the
source of the troubles of the mountain
peach men.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-18
y. ID. COttingham ~ Co,
Successful.

After n great deal ~ effort and CORE
spondence. p. ID. Cottiugham IL Go. the
popular druggists. have succeeded la
getting the DR. Howard Co. To make u
special half-price introductory offer on
the regular fifty cent size Of their ccle-
brated specific for the cure Of constipa
ton aud dyspepsia
This medicine is recent discovery
for the cure of ali diseases ~ the - omach
and bowels. II not only give quick re-
lief. but it makes permanent cures.
DIR. Towards specific has been so re-
markably successful in curing constipa.
tion, dyspepsia and all liver troubles.
that p. ID Cottingham d Co. are will
ing 10 return the price paid in every
case where il does not give relief
The old fashioned idea Of dosing with
mineral waters. cathartic pills or harsh
purgatives will soon be thing Of the
past. The best hysicians are prescribing
DIR. Howard's specific because il really
gives the desired results and ON account
OF the small and pleasant dose that l.
needed.
Headaches. coated tongue. dizziness.
gas ON stomach. specks before the eyes.
constipation. and all forms Of liver and
stomach trouble are soon cured by this
scientific medicine.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-18
OPPOSE RATE LEGISLATION
Railroad Men Tell President II viii
Reduce Their Wages.


Washington. Nov. 15.-An earnest
protest was made to the president
against the proposed railroad freight
rate legislation. The protest was filed
by representatives of the five great
labor organizations connected with
railroading-the Engineers. Firemen.
Conductors. Switchmen and Trainmen.
The members of the delegation which
called on the president represented
the several organizations. They point
ed out to him that railroad rate legis.
lation logically meant the lowering
OF rates. This they contended will be
followed by lessening OF the earning
power OF railroads and consequently
by reduction eventually of the wages
OF railroad employees.
In repsonse President Roosevelt as.
sured the delegation that II was not
his purpose or the purpose of those
who favored railroad rate Legislation
to do anything that might injure the
railroads OF the country or. inciden.
tally. the employees of the railroads.
lie said that II was his purpose that
all classes--railroads shippers and
employees should have perfectly fair
treatment. He was OF the opinion that
the proposed legislation would not
mean a reduction necessarily in rail.
road rates. and suggested that the
members OF the delegation. therefore.
were proceeding on a wrong under
standing Of the situation.