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The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
Parker.Baker

Jim Parker, of St. Francis county, and Miss Ellen Baker, of Craighead county, met in Wynne by appoint ment Tuesday morning and were mar lied by Squire W, R. Wright. After the ceremony they took train for their future home in St. Francis county Blade Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14

MT. A. Becker will let contract in few days for the erection of d handsome two-story dwelling on the corner just east of his home. It will be modern in all its appointments, and one of the handsomest buildings in Forrest City. He has recently built a neat 4-room cottage on the ad- joining lot, and il is now occupied by MT. and Mrs. T. c. Folbre, Jr. Many other new houses could be rented at good figures.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
To the Public

Having purchased the stock of drugs and druggists sundries hereto fore owned by MT. C. A. Gorum, de- sire to invite the patronage of his iormer customers. and the public generally The stock has been re- moved 10 my office building, and will De replenished and kept fresh and complete. DR. T. c. PORTER.
 Palestine. Ark, Dec. i. 1906.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
Ahout Digestion.

It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and aSsimi- lated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets inyigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions, The result is relish for your food. increased strength and weight, greater endur- ance and clear head. Price D cents. Samples free. For sale by J. T. San ders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
Notice of Meeting of Stockholders

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Forrest City Ice & Power Co.,, will be held at the office of the company on December IT, 1906, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may come before said meeting.
 JAS. RUSSELL, President. Forrest City, Ark, Dec. 3, 1906.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14

Miss Hattie Bass. of Helena, was q charming guest in the lovely home of Mrs. Alice Beck last week, returning home Monday. She was accompanied by Mrs. Beck, who spent a delightful day with many old schoolmates who reside in that city.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copart- AN nership heretofore existing between II. W pasiay and J. T. Johnson. doing bust ness under the firm name and style of Pa slaY < Johnson. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent J f. Johnson retiring. The husi- ness will be continued by II. W. paslay who assumes all liabilities Of the old firm. and to whom all outstanding accounts must be paid. Signed. II. ". PASLAY,
 J. T. JOHNSON.
 This December ,. i9o6 Forrest city, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14
Christmas Holiday Excursion
 Rates.

The Southern Railway will sell De- eember 20, T, 22, 2, 24 and ?, and 30th and January lst, round trip tick cts to points east of the Mississippi, and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers at one and one-third fare plus D cents, good to return leaving desti- nation Januar !, 1907.
 For rates and schedules and tickets apply to any agent of the Southern Railway
 C. A. DESAUssURE, D. P. A.
The Forrest City times., 1906-12-14

The Times is requested to say that the ladies of the Methodist church will send a box to the Metho- dist Orphanage at Little Rock on De cember 22, 1906. Any person who de- sires to contribute may send their contributions to the millinery store of R. H. Winfield x O., next door U the postotfice. New or discarded clothing. canned goods, breakfast foods, and other unbreakable dona- tions will be accepted with many thanks. Remember the poor and needy while you have plenty.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
Stalien fiibIt
hd fhnlobeluubt.
ScntidJlanO crbebt fcinen @oruarI
sesen Die Sicsieruns.
Stalirn befano tidJ in
llnansenrbmfr Gage.
Sm italicniIden Senat Ioll 6as Wint'
iterinm intcrpelliert neroen.

@erIin %. g(pril. Sn einem
hodlt ben6tensnerten offi5ioien str.
tifeI fiibrt Die o40lnii6e 3ettlng"
mlS, 6aB Die reierpierten 4rnogebun.
gen Der itolieniihen 8reiie iiber ods
mebrern6bute 0onfidreiben oeS 4di'
iers an ben oiterrei6,ifen MtIiltet
oes NcuBeren, 8rofen gulodolpsfi
ino iiber 0oS slusblcibeu Ger Snnlpa.
thie bes 4oiiers iiir oie lmaliidIihen
Spier Ger 8eiup.aataitropbe elm ge.
niiies SdllObetuuBtiein befpeiien
Sm glhihIiii 0nron ertIdrt ons rbet.
niihe 9lott mortIif:
y0cltlhIano erbebt feline Ior.
tpiirfe gcgen Die 9fegierlng IN Rom.
sttoIien mor beim 9eqinn De, W2a.
roffofoiiferen3 in gIqeciro8 IN eircr
beiflen Situotion. Gs modte Damn
and, iofort IN Berlin onrouf ntflnerf.
fam ooB fem 9lbfommen nit 6ronf.
reid beSiiglib Mdroffos cine unbe.
bingte ltnteritiisung 0elitid)lanos
oltsIflieBe. Gtes lpur6e bon Der 9fe.
eicrurG In Berlin bon getDiirOiet mo
berIton6en 9ln5uerfennen tit tros.
Dem sic bernlittelnOe EGtigfcit, peIde
Der itaIicniihe SuuptoeIegot, Mor.
aliS gisconti-Genoito, IN algeciras
CntfaItct 5ot.
g0eutiflon6S amtlihe un6 offent.
Iide Spmpatbie lit in poIlitem MaBe
BEL 6en bon Der @eiib.aatoitropbe
&eimgeilitten. Dos Itebt In oar Eel.
nem 8uidmmenbane nit Der GoIitit.
Gber cine ertpiinibte Solge oes 3tpt.
ihenfoa2 tpiiroe cine St1rfima oes
@eronhportli6feitsgefiibls fem. 99ei
eirem TeiI Der itnIieniihen Brelie
bat bisber 6as 8erit1nonis bierfiir
boIlftdnoig gefebIt."
Sn iuiieriifen Senot iii bereits
cine Snterpellntion iiber 0ie 0rei.
bunolteIlnng estoliens unb feline ge.
genip1rtiaeu gesiebungen su 8eitihe
lamb nnqefiinoiat porben. Wtit gr0B.
fer Sponnina iiebt man bier Ser ge.
dntportuno burh oen @1iniiterpraii.
oenten Scnninc oocr ben Minilter
bes aeiiBeren, @rofen guiccioroini,
entgegen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
$an grantisfo
totel 'rAort.
Slamntcn bred)en Dun nem an Der
SafcnfrOnt aus M laiien ild)
/ nidDt lUl1j. !.
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Gan 6ranci % %. glpril.
BliidIi6erreiie lit re Sungersnot
IN Der 5erit0rten Sta)t abgepenoet
iuor6en; burdJ Die gc.tetniamen In'
itrengungen pieler St Nte iino beute
on 100000 Hationen 2ebensmittel
IN Der Staot ongeIangt; ouh 8aIIer
gibt es iebt reid)lih une ciele Der
Itebenoen 8eb1uoe peroen ais tSoipi.
taller 6enltst.
Sronung uno Spitem febrt oIl
rdIig pieoer Suriif; aber Jest beginrt
ftd BEL Ger gep6lferimg Die Reaftion
nof Der nerpoien Sponaung uno
gllfregung Der S6redenstage be-
merf6ar 81 MAIDEN. Die entieeli6c
9lufregltng bat 6ei pielen SerIonen
ernItbofte Granfbeit unO bel Man6en
8eiItesitorltng berporgebraht.
SamStag Rohmittag brounte es
nlr nod an 3lpei Stellen iuto slpar
in 9ofolitGten, BON benen ans Elm
ipeiteres glusbreiten ser SSeuerSbrlrnii
faim m6glt1 mar. Wtan gldubt,
6oB tpenn Die glinmenben Ruinen
bonn @in6e nift tpieoer angefa6t
oOer Die aliibenoen 5hladen fortge'
fiibrt peroen, Die Safenfront ni6t
ipeiter in @efabr i6ipebt.
Wton beeiIt Ii6 nit ser 9ur6fiib'
ritng bon innitdren Mobregeln. bei'
iert ole glb5ugstandIe aus lmo ridtet
Die onfangs boitig 5iliammengeiebter
8eltlagcr bciIer Elm. SSu ben 8orfs
bort man tentpor6re @ebduoe, I'm
Die Srouen unb ainoer oent @inflrf
Der Nahtluit uno bes 9tebels slt ent'
3ieben, unb ale nod brauhborer
Sfirhen ,Shnlen unb oifentliden Sn.
ftitute peroen ais Observation-Disclosures
benust.
ssn Der @eitbaIfte Der Staot geber
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
slii(erablsr 6efelle.
Gegieft irnge WdOden 6interriifs
nit @itriDl.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

NAN"SN~"s~~A
Baltimore, 20. apriI Die
Roli5ei iitdt eifrig nod einem Mcn.
iden, Der iltnge Mdohen nit gitriol
begoiien bnben ioa.
Ssreitoe iino ntht tueniger als IA
Glagen BEL Der Goli5ei gegen Den lin.
befnnnten eingeloufen; Samstaa bat
er Der lnneen Cite tpettere 8 Spfer
binsugefiigt.
Der 8urihe treibt iid pornebmlih
In oen 1rmeren Staotteilen lumber,
itno in ieoem Der gemeIoeten Sale
bat er oos gitrioI ouf bic 3leioer
ODER Striimpfe bon WGoden bon IA
eSobren ODER oaritnter aegoiien. Der
Wonn lit IN iebem ein5elnen Sale
entfomuen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25

1cr VfcGIclIor bat beitte foIaenSes
Sclegromm bon Wtapor Shmib er.
5olten:
.8ie oieIe g(rhiteften ino gau.
leidner tonneu Sic ms fdbiden2 8ie
bolo fonnen Tie nah San 6rancisco
abaebcn2"
Wopor WcGIeIlon ihldat Dor, 6ob
alIe Nrhiteften uno 9au3eihncr,
peIfe in ser Gage iin6, nad gan
NranciSeo ~ aeben, ihre gtomen lno
aoreIien Dem SefretGr OeS Inter
fiisllngsfomitees einreiden.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
ssiiflerboOtc nnterasaanaen.

aopenbagen, %. glpril.
Sier lit ole 9sahriat eingetroffen,
Dob 5lpei bdniidle 6iiher6oote init 40
Mann 8eiabrng neiilid an Der &iiite
bon Sslano in einem Sturm itnterge.
iino. Wfan befiirhtet, oaB
aud Elm orittes Boot, bas 80 Mann
on goro bate, geiunfen lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
glntiscr NuiitanO.
copyrIghted By the Associated Pres.

8aIenciennes, ;Sranfreih,
90. aprtI. Sn Tritb. .Snint.2eger.
bier Weilen bon bier, fam es am
Samstog arpii6en 5000 itreifenoer
aobIengrGbern aus 0enain nno
9rappen un6 gtihtunionar6citern
ouf Der an0eren Sette su etnem befti.
gen aontpfe, in Dem piele 2eute pers
ml'n0et tprroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
Kailer 2lifolaus
9SirO Die NeiGs sSuma ant 10. Wat tn
eigener Gerion er0fnen.

oit @saflerwoqe. n,rn ore SIruRcH
nn0 sic WtilfpGaen rCrfoltfcn Ntild'
fir 3 uno 10 Gents hr3 Guort
5leiih miro an sic Wtitte,Ioieu frci
obaeqeben rro oen 2eltten, Oie @clN
hn6eu billig berfaltft. geiemnlio lei
oct Srtnger.
gtur 6ie 9a"Ttottuud Ser Gotten r'rh
nit ser qrol ~ Gle beiorgt, I'm Sc
@erpeIhtna 6 Quit su permeiAC"
csn SoIge oeiic fSrnen sic perigit
9eihen i6entii icrt neroer. G.
Staot tuir6 in N~oi 0iltrifte aete;ft
un6 bon opn 9unbestruppen ior1-
filtia befur6t. Die 5Stigfett Nrr
gol6atcn BOT Ser unglifli6en Staot
gum qr0Bten Seaen 1ereift.
SGtte man nid]t I'm 5Sreter Nlt6re
crrihtet uno 8ottesoienIt az 'chnlteit
70 hitte niemono 1etpltBt N,B qelterr
SonntaQ mar, benn "beran iporer
~mtien6e nor 01.rbeitern nit g(uf'
rGtrnmnsorhcitcn mo ser SerItel'
luna Der TShrcnIeittnden beid1itigt
Can 9Froncisco befin6et itf I'M erIter
Staoilrm bes
8ieSeranibdncs.
@liifIi6erneiie gi6t es arh beittc
feline Sunqersnot; 2eben8nittel ale,
lgrt finS iiberreidIih porbonSen. aat
StGote bon Californian boben gan3C
2iiqe BON 9cbensmitteln geihift, ltnf
nns ncn cntfernter ltegen6en StGotel
Iino peitere 3iiqe untermegs. 8iC
WaiIen ser 9ebensmittcl, tpelhe Snf
LAMB erreihen, iino IN ser Eat u
qrob, oab oas giirqerfoniitee midi
mebr iertig rperhen fonn Gs bot
einen g(,lfruf an iodoeritGn6iqe 2elttC
prlaiien mo G'rocer, Sleiid)er uuf
g6fer qebeten ihnen erfabrene 9eittt
al beihoifen nelfe bie onfomrsg
SEN 2ebensmittelmoiien oronery al
ste perIfieOeneu Stdtinnen pcrteiIer
imb 6uhen ioQen. Die Seimotloier
broud,en niht ldnger BON 8rot UNI
giihienfIeiih 81 leben, pie IN Der
eriten To9eu Der 4atnitropbe; geiterr
lit ibnen auffee, Sleiid umo iogat
SUDDEN uno apfeliiuer gegeben NOR
ben ,hnb beionoers Die Gpfeliinen ba
ben droBe Hreuoe erredt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
8rOfes Gd,aSenisner.

philadelphia, %. QtpriI. -.
Gin Geuer bat beute tn benz Rleiber.
neih1ft BON gotes unp 90. etnen
s4aoen Don sioo. 900 ahastiatA !.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
Salt 9SrallciScD
iOluerellt &eio!
Sic itolse Staot aua ,,GOl0enen Sbor"
Ourb Grobeben mnO Seuer
gams serit0rt.
~ @erionen get6Stet, 10000 perlebt
nnO 800, 200 DbDaGlDs.

Gtgentbumsi6aoen $500 900, 900.
au6 Die Stabte Sauta0tOia, OatlanO, Saliuas,
9an Sole, @ale altO QlniuerittdD, StOftOn,
sacramento, 0lgnews (S(iplum), grablep,
Gaaeio, MDntereD, 6Daiiter, 9tapa, Santa Grn5
unb Soma 9(rieta burf @rDbeben beimgeiuGt.
Sie SunSesregternng gretft beltenS
ein, inOem lie 2ebensmittel
lluD ,3elte abi6ifte lnD Otilitdr 5nr 0lnfre6t=
erbaltuug Der SrDnung CUR 9erfitgung itelte.
S2O,OOO,O0O Neutrality-suspicious. iinb big bente
fir Dte 9tDtbeibenben berett.
Gan Ssramcisco miro trii6 atigebamt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-25
.Jnprnen muB oog Bof Der Der.

,Snprneu nlB Dos SoTf Der Ser.
einiuten Staoten iid) bier 9leih 81
@eniiite fiihrcn baB 3por porI1ufig
reidllih 2ehensmittel porbonben iino.
hns aber niele Toitierbe bon Seimat-
loieu unb BON 2e,tten, peId1e nod otf
Ianae 2cit hinolls feincn @erbienIt er.
norten f6unen ouf lrnbeItimnte 9cit
ern6hrt neroen miiiien ,itnb bab 6eSs
balb 6ie Srn6imaen bon Rohritnqs.
mitteGn uno 9lciounasitiiden fortqc
fett peroen miiiien, Biz ale 6ieic
2eute mieoer I'M Ston6e iino,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
INTERFERENCE IS CHARGED
Claim Made by Russian Liber-
ais That They Did Not Have
Fair Show at Elections.

St Petersburg, March 1T.-Charges OF
interference of the local police to pre-
vent the free expression of their will in
the preliminary elections to the county
conventions are increasing. The NaSha
Shisn says it has investigated the rural
elections In st. Petersburg province,
and alleges that the authorities every
where forbade popular meetings called
by liberals, but did not interfere with
the meetings called by the priests and
other feactionaries: In many places
the peasants were afraid to vote on ac-
count of the police at the polls. Hun
dreds of representatives of the liberal
parties were arrested and in some cases
there were even military demonstra-
tons. The government agents openly
threatened the peasants with repres-
sionS if certain persons were elected
The peasants from three districts have
sent kilograms of protest to Emperor
Nicholas.
One of the peasant districts drew up
instructions to its delegates to vote foI
the appropriation Of crown and state
lands and a portion of the private
lands. The Nasha Shisn charges that
the conservative results of the cleo
tons were due solely to repression
While the returns generally show q
large proportion of priest and village
elders elected, in some of the provinces
especially in the west, the peasants
displayed great independence at their
meetings and talked only of division
of lands. Their hostility toward the
nOblemen and big landlords was In
tense, and they defeated all the priests
and village officials.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

The High School Girls''-and
mighty few of them look like post
grads-opened a weeks performance at
the Lyric theatre yesterday afternoon,
presenting a two-act farce, "Whirli-
Giggle." The feature of the entire pro-
ductiOn is the six flying Banvards.
who give some thrilling aerial stunts
interpreted with funnyisms.
The High School Girls are without
exception group good to look upon.
They are not travelling on their looks,
moreover, but are seen and heard to
advantage in number of ballets.
Some of the pleasing chorus numbers
given during the action of the farce,
which is a hodge-podge of humorous
odd-ends are The Land I Love Is Be-
hemia," by Emma Weston and COM
pany; zone He Loves Best" by Mel
lie FentOn and companyJ and the
grand finale, "Old Glory"
There are several Dutch" charac-
tiers taken by men of some ability who
have more the bulk than the dialect
required. To attempt to enlarge on
the plot" would hopelessly entangle
one.
The vaudeville olio, besides the
Banvards six, includes James Hughes
and James Hazleton in a travesty act,
Damon and Pythias." Mr. Hughes, it
is to be presumed that the better one
is named first-has evidently taken a
long hard fall, in getting from the
legit. to burlesque.
The company is well worth seeing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
WITHHELD HIS CHECK BOOK
Ohio Lawyer Declined to Aid
Senate Committee in the
Turnpike Investigation.

Cincinnati. O., March 17.-Attorney
Charles F. Dole, who conducted the
various sales of turnpikes to the coun-
ty, was the last witness called by the
Drake investigating committee today,
an abrupt adjournment being taken at
the conclusion of his brief testimony
After the usual preliminary questions
he was asked If he had brought with
him his checkbOok and handbook. In
reply he said that he had not, contin-
uing In explanations:
81 did not because I decline to pro-
duce them on the ground that I am an
attorney and they contain transac-
lions with my clients"
To Attorney Roentger, who was
questioning him, he said:
IF you or any member of the COM
mittee desires to see them you may dc
so on condition that they are not tC
be exposed to public exhibition, but ]
decline to submit them to the public ~
This ended his examination and when
he was excused he tried to address the
committee. but was not allowed to pro-
coed.
After adjournment the committee
held d short executive session, but
would not give out the result of their
deliberations further than to say that
II was possible that they might have
Dole taken before the bar of the state
senate for refusing to give desired in
formation.
The other testimony of the day had
to do with the turnpike sales but moth
ing particularly new was brought out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
GOT JUSTICE
This Government viii Not In
terfere in Case of Americans
Sentenced in Mexico.

Washington, March 1.-THE state de-
partment has reported to the friends
of Finstead and Cougener, the Amer
leans just sentenced at Chihuahua,
Mexico, to twelve years Imprisonment
for the killing of the Americans Ruth
erford and MeMurray at Diaz, that 1t
has found nothing so far in the pro-
ceedings before the Mexican courts to
indicate that there has been any de-
NAL of justice. and on no other ground
could the department undertake to in
terfere with the execution of the SEN
tence. The fact that Finstad, in whose
case many Californians, including the
two United States senators, have IN
terested themselves, is not an Amer
lean citizen, but a Norwegian, and the
only reason for action on the part of
the state department was found in the
American citizenship of Cougener.
alias shorty" who was a servant of
Finstad. so the department instructed
the American consul at Chihuahua and
the second secretary of the American
embassy at Mexico City to watch the
developments of the trial and to keep
the department informed, which they
have faithfully done. The prisoners
have taken an appeal to the supreme
court of Mexico, and the further pro-
ceedings will be kept under observa-
ton:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
SOME ESCAPED WITH LIFE
Not All of the Women and Chill
dren at Mount Dajo Slain
In the Fight.

Manila, March 1S.-Further investi-
cation develops that many women and
children were saved in the attack
against Moro outlaws on Mount DajO
recently, Those killed were killed at
long range and by shell fire.
The attack was delayed six months
while Governor Scott was endeavoring
to persuade the outlaws to surrender.
All overtures were scOrned and the de-
FAINT attitude of the leaders of the out
laws and the Arab priests persuaded
their followers that the government
would be unable to 1islodge them from
their fortress within two years.
Leading Moros, in their desire for
the determination of the outlaws,
aided the troops In the fight. Two
hundred MOros under the direction of
leading dattOs, formed columns and
carried water to the troops. The re-
ports of company and troop command
ers to Major General Wood show that
every effort was made to save women
and children. After the fight was over
General Wood ordered supplies and as
SiStance sent to the women and chill
dren remaining alive I'm the crater.
The sultan and principal dattos are
still congratulating General Wood. the
killing of the outlaws having made
possible the filling of the fields.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
MATTER TO BE HUSTLED UP
Members of the New York Life FL
nance Committee Will Make
Good Political Gifts.

New York, March 1.-THE World to-
morrow will say:
At a conference in the office of a down.
town lawyer yesterday it was agreed that
the trustees of the New York Life In
surance company who were members of
the finance committee during the preSi-
dental campaigns of 1886, 1900 and 1904
and were cOgniZant of the political con-
tributiOns made by the New York Life,
should reimburse the company to the eX-
tent of Sl4S,0O0- This is the total of the
political contributions made by the COM
pany. Each trustee viii go into his own
private funds to make the payment In
all there are fifteen trustees involved and
under the agreement each man will have
to contribute a trifle less than $1,000.
It was originally planned to hold tbs
estate of John a. Mccall responsible for
all Of the political contributions and to
bring legal actions against it to obtain
rcinlbursements. Abandonment of this
plan is involved in the decision reached
at yesterdays conference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
MILL DEMOLISHED BY SLIDE
Foreman Carried Down to
Oeath-SeVere Storms .
in Colorado.

Denver, Colo, March 17.-Telegrams
tonight indicate severe weather with
heavy snow I'm the mountains of the
state. Several sncwslides are reported
At SilvertOn a slide demolished the
Green Mountain mill, recently installed
at a cost of S300, 900, the assay office,
engine room and portion of the tram
way. D. F. Hickey, mill foreman, was
carried away by the slide and his body
has not been found
1t is reported from Ophir that a
train was buried on the Colorado &
Southern railroad by a slide, but this
cannot be verified.
In Durango il has showed continu-
oCsly for twenty-four hours. All eff
forts to reopen the road to SilvertOn
have been abandoned and il may be a
month before the road is cleared.
At Buena Vista the snow is reported
to be forty feet deep on Alpine pass
and il is still showing.
Snow is delaying trains in all parts
of the state.
Greeley reports 10 degrees below zero
last night Great damage to cattle is
feared.
In Denver a light snow is falling to-
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
THE RURAL VIEW.
illustrated RitsN

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moral OF the play was plainly drawn?
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nearly so much so as the immoral, miss,