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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02

BAKER CITY, Or, Oct. lone OF the
most dastardly crimes that ever occurred
in Baker county was committed in Baker
City last night when ex-Sheriff Harvey
X. Brown was blown up by bomb as
he entered his gate. The deed was COM
mitted about 1880 p m, as Mr.. Brown
was returning from down town, where
he had been on business.
Mr.. Brown was found lying in the
yard a few feet from the gate, with his
eft limb completely blown away, his
right limb badly shattered and his hips
and groin badly punctured and shart-
cred.
He relapsed into an unconscious con.
dition few minutes after the crime had
been committed, and did not regain con-
seriousness until late this morning.
He made dying statement in which
he said that .on his way home from up
town last night he met man in front
of his residence, which is block from
his own home, and spoke. but the man
made no response. He described the
man as about feet 10 inches tall,
weight l65 pounds, wearing brown
suit and o cellulcid collar and smooth
shaven He said he was conscious he
had been shadowed for the previous
three weeks and that those who at
tempted his life were no doubt persons
connected with the Western Federation
of Miners. and that he was marked for
death on account of his connection with
the Steunenberg and Steve Adams cases.
Chief of Police Jackson believes from
what he has learned that three man are
connected with the planning and execu-
tion Of the cripe A young man on his
way home to South Baker City just
before the explosion took place says he
met two men short distance from the
Brown residence who were evidently
watching the house. One of the men
asked the young man for match.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02
TURKEY STOPS WHEAT EXPORT.
Nigh pfloes Of Necessities OF Life Gauss
Of Sultan's Aetlen.

ubNsIANTlNoPlE Ot l--Mitl
lhs sisa II further ailesiaiing the de.
iItss aasfd ~ ihs high pfifrs heN oI
the nessaariss VI lIis, the gossfnmsHl
has entirely prohibited the export oi
shrai from the ,allatsis oi uskub
houasiit salon.Ai Adfisnapls, ErFei
oum. ana sniyrna, ahd iFom the POFts Of
lhe hlael sea and ~ea ~ Marmma.
Ia addiilon 10 ths saempilon oi fot
s.Rn whesi ife mlutt iufsorss oi ief.
s'Fh on afs ohl, subleelsl 10 q duiy Of
. ~ esut whlls the usasl tah Of 2 Isr
~ri Ass l.eH abgtwaisa 90 arrivals
1fom the paris N hs ennlge not iht iaa
sd 10 lhs prohibited area
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02
STARTS TRIP ON
THE MISSISSIPPI
President Addresses Twenty
thousand People at Keokuk.
Iowa.
SPEAKS ON MANY QUESTIONS

Claims no Comparison Between Ancient
Rome and Present Wealth Of Citizens
NO Danger Of Similar Downfall
Through Luxury.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02

INV ftsgk. 0ei. The hookhinasFa'
sAsmaha .gs - ssrhs.huuT LAY hah bcrn
Fsnssslls saae~Aea lg lAs emrleyeFs In
tAia saig saa shs STRIKE ssaay affected
aaig tsas sAurs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02
is KILLED BY BOMB
Ex.Sheriff Harvey X. Brown Is
Assassinated.
CHARGES MINERS FEDERATION

Man Who Arrested Steve Adams and
Was Employed as Idaho Detective
Believed to Have Been Killed Fer
Revenge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-02
AWAITS President
81. Louis In Gala Attire Ex.
pecting Visit.
ON FAMOUS WATERWAY TRIP

Stay Of Chief Executive in River Town
Brief--Governors Of Twenty. three
States Expected to Attend Inland
Waterways Commission Jaunt.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
fou @ItaH Net ... With Ne

- lnlssiHp WORD +;
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
Kills His Neignbor

Texarkana, Jau. 26. News
reached here this morning of II
tr gedy whi 4 &C rred yesterd p
afternoon at White Cliffs, tweul,
Two miles north of TexarkaMa. a..
Little River county, IN which El
}, Blitt is alleged to have been
shot and instantly killed by Dick
Bell.
Both men were farmers and
neiSnbors, The Killing is said to
haVe resulted from u dispute oq. 4.
q settlement ahon; some corn
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
ETRTTE US A LETTER

FIhIltf ID = LII LLA
freely and frankly, IN Stfilteet confd-
ente, telling US an your synll tons and
troubles. We viii send tree adyl.c
Iin plain sealed envelope Iiow to
clIc them. address. Ladies Advisory
Dept. The Chattanooga Medicine Co,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
PLEASE RETURN.

lsat aefletls iotIt6"t
: ,aliSf ii3at's around. l
t'ail trying o Ert them ais tepsiier
: iietlse ser va ha>r sHy Ct them
"a it,4ltii,n ltm to1re.
". 5. Iahin.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

C0ADT1oNS Each nswefto iaIft 1#isH W}d lie pc
compahied M - fer L. rots slh Hatpa t. fasrs
News SciiiaI Both and i5 b. il ~ e
Eelope hat brings hesu p5n In nIijn@ anser rl
STA" the missing word for March 81 set form of
words however Is necessary % cents pays tor years subscription
aud 50 for wears answers = Ds for
three }eaS and three 40e wears answers
Should thu missing wo}21 correct HaaeJ than oa tia M
prlz will BE- equal divided words reritr4
The Farmers News Sciniar ahnoa leRrd M zafces To- h..
the best faneSWeklY ia the souh ard ~ circulation ee ov
l09 GQ6 each is>ua.
Just think what yea for oai q pages u tqs
paper THAT is Ina .na. t. 4 r. farmer and should s. in
every Southern bolns
Liberal commission #gsa, besides ia cash aizos also
gold Watch each month a he person sess nuaaber of
Subscriptions tp re o4ps agen:s qle 81, application Send
EeR sal sefjui u t. ~ @ remit by eisteIcd Ietelo
Fames' News oFg M.npAs, Faa.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
W ARM II ORDER n
'ftJtn'e tt1;t.t,(.

Arthur j. Gillett and .sdwart
l.. uil.yCr plunt.J,.
W
j. C.Calhoun defendand.
The def udant j. .. Calhoan Is
warned to appear in this court
within thilty Gays and answer II e
complaint ol plaiutLs Auhur j
Gillett and Edward L. oil.ett.
Tins the II til. daysot January 1907
G. l.. koyston,
Clerk OF Che Chaneery court.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
r. G. Wilson
Planlai On I'D

Ta>r c, $685. 27- Tt~'
fess toaosllan o@n"d VI - 4
mnt aa4 L"L' DAs.,. ea. of
seY :iar3a Sd. . - p .g;4, + II
this @s2t.o,, '~43'gJld yssveriiy 10
~aU 5nly T.n paa,4lipn
: Aao4; r "a .~s o~ Trsa.'laaa.
sA3oY4Hl.et%t. f4s gi) a@}.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

~ SUFFERED CKEAiLY, :,
wr,tes Mfs. L. L. Cleyensc7. Of Reli'-
view, N. 3. , Eat my monthly periods,
ali ny life, but The lltst bottle o. Car
dui gave ne wonderful relief sand now
Iamln better health thau have been
forslong time think Cardui the great
est s0nzr. niedicirc in The world. "
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
! 8 $50. co
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NFF.
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haait Tie istif & Il ofd

IL l35n f& 2tet ,risr 1tl ttl feie1 evfG t1fa
vaI@ LIS l7 sfl'ffd 4 Gtf Ntlk
acL Ia WE il ais tifs ed tEtelfire tYrl,a
}sad fi iLtt fe t-s.t1. fi1h dtr tl4 afs
it sid ld 'tIl att sle los G e1tes 0ie1 &IU ap,f.
a4l lie nafe Ntfa NJ r6ts 3Le opened t
. isff ED WI desc "1eL 4 1GG liis is til" ~o% sen.
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
NULds FOR SALE
". I&hin.

ws have { sale ono pair gooi
mules, aeed 9 and : years, weight
about l 100 laGit inoe $50. tor
the pair if Old quick. Apply 10
Etter and NJ onroe,
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01
NO TEE TO TAXPAYERS


Notice is hereby given that / will
II r,lsen, ofhy deputy. attend
lie following Zines and places in
Hampstead County. Arkansas, for
the purpose Of collecting taxes far
BE- year 1906, to wit.
Shower Springs Monday, dan T..
Patmcs Tassday, Jan. IS.
Ifing llill, Wed nesday aud Thurs
day, Jan. Is and II.
GunseY, Friday. Jau l8.
Fulton, Monday and Tuesday, Jan.
y and D
hcNab, wednesday, Jsp. %.
5aratoea thor&dsg, IAN %.
eolaenaas Freddy, Jan % and
~ ad83 Ia until 70 o'clock.
d ana Monday. sIen 99
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01


l'iue5 itreve Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Boards Chapel, "Wednesday. Jan so
Wells store, Thursday, Jan. 81.
l5levins Friday, Feb. / and sat-
nrday - 2 uutill IL o'clock.
Frieo'lsaip, Monday, Feb 4
Wegtorook, Tpesday. Feb >.
Bolton ednesday, teb &.
Deylr, Thursday, Feb. r.
I;iageu, r4itay, F,h, s yLd sat
rorday g 0neill Il o'clock;
Dawjas Stor7. Monday, Ft5 n.
t'aodls,t's Mil, IaesJaT, i'a., -.
Ianey tedazsJag Nsb. T.
02th TaegS5 sa4 Friday. FEB.
ll and IS
l4kf oa:s, Saturday, l6
Hop, from Monday. Fsb IS to
Sata,|ay, War 2
Wa 3!a4toa froln Monday, Mar.
s. ~ Aptrl ic, after which Date
'oe Iaa attaches 3 penalty Of 25per-
rent on all taxes unpaid
Taxpayers are requested 20 have
,1elr blanks prepared when I at,
'2nd their preeint 50 as to .usoe
prompt attention during the closing
dave If collecting,
Emn2 yonr Last years receipt or
v>ir land nun asrs on a slip cf pa
Is: 81 as 70 prevent mistakes ia
preparing y?.r receipt,
r G. Wilson
Sheriff and Ez-OFicio Callsa.or
'l4mpstead County, AK.
Washington. AK De. %. 1925.
NOTE After A0.it IL. 1927, ths
Washington telegraph., 1907-02-01

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Pes,sths 2 fa Snd You ttlF0 A8lgs pa.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

Most eases OF catarrh require a tonic
to give strength and regularity to the
circulation of the blood and Inv1zur-
ate the nerve csnLerS. Local treat
ment cannot accomplish this. Moth
ing but the internal administration OF
a catarrh tonic fully reaches the cause
Surprised at Relief Pe-ru-na Gave
Mr. J. o. DoggerI. 242 Boyd street
Sampson Mill. GreenviIIe, 3 G., writes
I have tried many kinds of mef1I-
cII1e that claim To DO wonders as
spring tonic. but none OF them did ne
any good
Il friend induced NE to try PeruT1a
OF course I had no faith in it. and
tried il only To please my friend but
70 my surprise II did al you claimed
for II and even more
Il take this opportunity TO add my
testimony to that Of many Others. G14C
Peruna Is the best medicine on the
market for the relief and cure OF al
diseases which it claims TO cure
No other catarrh remedy n Iae
world has received so many unGuall-
fed endorsements for the restoration
of catarr1 f1vaIICis as Peruna- Thous-
auCts CT unsolicited rest11onlals arr
Awaiting publication in our flies
Hacking Cough Pneumonia La
Grippe
David B. Williams. Eastou, Mass.
writes
Il had pneumonia about nine years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
HOW JENNINGS @Ows
l. NOW Incorporates and Having a
Boom


Jennings. kan. FEB 6--This town
Is making good gro Wtl1 Il l. now
Incorporated W E WfngeE has the
honor Of being the first mayor NJ T
Bradbury Is the police Judge. :. <
NazuHsou- Cfrv clerk E D. Howell
marshal The cuuhciImeu are l. 4
Smith = E Potts. NJ G. F'eeIy W P
N0ous and W Il Harris. n OcJIIn-
ances are now being published in the
E-cno, the official paper, and they hope
20 <eE rid OF some instances that have
been a menace 70 the city
Land around hare has doubled IN
value IN the 1asT three years and buy
ars are still coming in and picking It
up The real cstzre man are reaping
4 harvest The Rock Island is max
fuE more improvements among them
being 4 large ueW steel tank We have
the finest opera house west Of the
river for town Of this size some Of
the best man In town took stock and
have a house worth $4,000 II vas not
0penaf until lamar Trsups al say
the stage has ample room for any play
On the Inc and Is first class house
The Methodist people have Just
closed 4 successful revival
The around Il covered with snow
and prospects ara good Tor boUntl-
E1I crop for Lris year-
Jennings men are feeding sheep and
quite i number are feeding cattle The
=+4ra Bank Of Jennings Is dOurishi1g
r1r1f4tz- the management Of A a Smith
TIE Echo Is doing vel and naS n
stalled i new press and has ordered 4
.-..so(fr1z enigma The town Is on the
main Ii1ta Of the Rock Island There
= a GI1v- graded school with Prot- a
V Hedges. prInci Pal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
NATIONAL BANKS INCREASE
INSTITUTIONS Thar Flourish Under
Gufdcnce Of EExaniner Anes-

Norton. Kansas. Feb 6-Emer E
Au1rs. national bank examiner l. Ell
fCTirG well earned layET for three
months ar EIs home IN Norton BESIDES
ists'- have tried 70 convince him that ne
was falling IN health and that he UlsL
DO something al once Ia regain Il since
be las been here AT home re IS gam
ing IN flesh enjoys il good appet4re- and
his complexion is guoG- He he's COME
70 the conclusion that the specialists
don't BEGIN 70 know as much about II
as does Mr. An1es himself
Elmer E Anes was appointed IA
CIGuaL bank examiner fBr kansas SIX
years ago He is also vice president
OF the First National bank OF Norton
which, WIS started as STATE bank N
ISS4 and organized as 4 national bank
III April 1881 at which time a charter
was taken Gur for 20 years This viii
expire IN April when the charter Will
be renewed for another 20 years II IS
the Oldest national bank IN western
Kansas, the average deposits during the
year reaching half million dollars
In the six years Mr. Arnes mas been
national bank examiner. there has been
organized IN the Sixth congressional
district alone national banks At Al
meua- Lincoln BeIoir. Jewell CITY
Gaylord G0oGIaud. Lebanon Lucas,
Mark4co, N0rcatur, Norton, 0herliu,
Osborne. PIainvilIe and two in Stock
ton Another national bank - soon 10
organize IN Fa0ruOsa- Jewell county
The First National bank OF Norton.
OF which Mr. Ames Is vice president
il the same bank CT which en- Sawyer Is
president In politics. they are as wide
apart as the poles. Mr. Ar1eS being
Republican while Mr. Sawyer Is a Dem
trtcr Democratic congressional CON-
r--frree
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
ROW OVER WoIIAN Suffrage
Constitutional Convention Adjourned
in the Interest OF PEACE

Constitutional Convention Adjourned
in the Interest OF Peace
Guthrie. Okla FEB. 6-Tha vote by
Whfcd the pro posed au1eudruant TO the
report OF the committee on sufra e.
extending the right OF franchise to the
women of Oklahoma was tabled by
the constitutional couyen ton is fnGfca-
tive OF the position Of that body on
the woman suffrage question
The committee report does not uIsn-
ton women voters and the aueudmauc
was defeated by d vote Of So 10 q Fin
al action was not taken before ad-
10 urumeut- however. and the advCca ras
OF the female voter viii resume their
attempts to change the COMMITTEES re-
port
President Murray IN a speech de-
nOuuced the efforts Of the unf0uists 70
iuserr the proposed woman suErzzs
plank II. the constitution Deiegata
EaurarE. president Of the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory federati ton OF Ia
Dor took the floor 20 reply TO Murray
and the latter accused the local head
quarters Of selling our to the su1raE-
lists. Hduratv5s face redeemed and he
started as though 70 walk down the
aisle to the temporary desk Of Murray.
who appeared ready 20 meet him
Others seated near stepped between
them and the convention was declared
amid considerable ecufz-
sion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
HERINGToN BUYS THE PLANT
The City Now Owns the Water and
Lighr Equipment

Final arra1gsmsuS were made by
the city council MONDAY night where
by the electric light as vel as the
water plant complete. was turned oVe-
TO the cry. and ali the right. title and
interest Of the company was relIn-
pushed and fesczed over to the CITY
This is a matter that the CITY council
has been working on f1r some time
and leaves the city IN good shape so
that should any other company desire
TO take hold Of the plant trey can DO so
without any fear Of complications N
the least
According 10 the settlement made
Monday night the ciry realized s. $50
On the bond which the company put
Up for the faithful performance Of the
original contract which they after
wards found they were unable 70 carry
cut The city takes the waterW0rkS
back in Better shape than they were
when turned over To the company over
a year ago. and for the light plant. III
Guiding all the machinery. poles. wire
etc. which cost the company fully
STI-9a0 the council allowed them s6,-
I65-S4 And after taking out the 81
259 allowed on the bond the city pays
s3.915-S4-Eeriugto Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
E9fPoRIA HIGH SCHOOL
Has Greatest Per Cent OF Boys Arrenti-
fr1sr Of ANY school

En- Dsria. kan. Feb 6--There il a
greater Der cent OF boys IN the En-
1or1a hign school than n any other
high school IN the Cuire6 States An
educational journal recently published
q statement from Takou1a, Wash. IN
which II vas claimed that that school
hal the largest per cent OF any school
IN r1a Cuired States. Il bore 0ur this
statement bv saying that the Per cent
vas s. Em1oria high school has 80
uuUfIs. and Of This number 106 are
bows The per cent Is therefore a.
Per cent This gives Emporia i Lead
OF I0.a 7er cent
There has always been z scarcity
Of bows IN rne hirh school. not only
II Euporia but all over the country
An invest -ariCu Of the senior I class
ron this morning showed that the boys
ara n cnz lead over the girls This IS
-ha first time n the history o. the
school Ehat the senior class has had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
LIE IN ONE CRAVE.
Hrs Frank Schneck and Two
Children Laid TO Rest
In n Little Country Cemetery
Close to CentrOpolis-
CLUE To THE KILLING.
Deed to the Home and a Can
cefIed ChatteI Mortgage
Found Wrapped in 4 Bloody
Paper Under Pillow

F=ntrUpclfs. Kan. FEB ST neer
the blood stained pillow upon which
A-z. Frank Schuec6 lay sunday nig1r
when she and her Two children we're
murdered was found L package rough
" wrapped in 4 Newspaper matted
with blood. cou1aiuInz a deed 70 the
little home IL CenrOpoiIs and 4 chat
tel mortgage Cancelled
Do these DO runeuus cousrIru1s a
clue 70 the most dendlsn murder
Franklin county has ever Known
The Jury summoned by Coroner
ksu1=t1y held is session n Cei1Cro-
polls late Tuesday and found that Mrs.
Schneck ana her TWO Children came 70
Jheir death b. knife wol11eis Al me
hand OF parCv or parties % TIE IuEE
unixns0 VI The wounds were terribly
6aep. thz work OF sharp weapon
driven by j strong arm The kn1I@
las not been found
Tia movements OF Mrs Sehneck
seem clearly Indicated By the blood
marks Her chruaC vas cut d she ny
beside her children v1eCHer before or
after their murder cannot be told
The PILLOWS Of al three ara E1arleC
win hood Mrs. Sch1eck n ner sIriE-
gies Reversed her position n me ne0
and finally felL Co Cl1e dUor where she
died m the narrow space between I1e
bed and the wall
The front door, AZ first thought %
have been locked vas found 70 nave
been unIac keG- Entrance vas 1rsC
tried AZ the side door Il 3 c0ucll11ec
that Mrs =c1neck would have been as
careful about locking the from As the
side door
When Frank Sch1sck- the woman :
husband vas searched he mad 10
blood marks on him He carried 4 .
caIfber revolver and no knife He has
been STAYING at the home OF T L
Stewart n OCIaWa- The SEsWarrS say
Sshueck vas At their hCUe at %
clock sunday night and WenC ID bed
these He vas tnere AT : o'clock II
n The morning Centre polls Is twelve
away II was shown by testimony and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
ATE THE GOLD FISH
Poisoned Rats in a Store Were Thirsty
and Found the Jars.

Iicf1ty Brothers received several
hundred little gold fish late last week
and placed them in small glass Jars,
ready for sale. It waSso cold on sat
urday night that they were afraid To
leave the little fellows IN the show win
Gtows. and placed than on the couu-
ters To keep from freezing This has
been often done before and the fish
were uudfSJurbed-
On Saturday night. a Lot 6t rat pois-
on vas put around IN the store When
4 rat eats the poison. za- wants wafer
This fact Is supposed to account for
the facr that many OF the fish had dis
appeareG when the storE vas opened
SUNDAY morning The rodents. crazy
for water. found II IN plenty in the
fish Jars N doing 50. they also f0un1
the fish and 6evoured them--VF cling
TON News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
RIG ENGINES ON COAST
SAINT. FTe Making Preparations 70 Use
Heavier Motive Power in the west


san Bsruarcfno, Cal. Feb 5--Ehe
@snr4. FL is using more and more OF the
larger types CT locomotives en- CTlls q
vision especially our OF this city on ne
"a ion grade fer handling freight CaI-le-
Large trains Of cars. much longer lndA
formerly hauled. are now TAKEN ever
tire grade by using the larger engines
vvF1fcf1 but Il few years ago were source
" ever seen here-
RecertIy freight locomotives OF ne
1s00 lass are seen here, they beng
r-77IrF7 heavier than the 600 class " men
in the past mas been the best usSU
Here II Is expected that some on the
rSQ0 class Will seen be brought from TIE
eastern divisions as a large number OF
that sfze are now delivered 70 the roa-
bv the manufacturers
The use Of the larger type Of Ioto-
motives has made necessary IAe lii
rrnverueurs here especially the new
machine and boiler shCps Whien VII
be. provided this season The n14en1Lle
sf1op viii be equipped Tor the naH11.l--s
Of the very largest types OF engines
with ease which has not neen q In1-1z
nossiF5If To dc N the past The sum
Of $3.50 eco viii be expended On me Hla-
chine shop alone. II nLrug Il Up W.
he fuesC CT machinery Tor neaey
yyorlx in addition to that already USED
As has been outlined before TIE pres
eur machine shop, CT the gre2Cef pr
riOr Of Il viii be reE1oGele1 INTO d COL
er ShCu. the new machine snop cceAP2
ing 4 cite 70 the west CT the pressrL one
on q portion CT which IS now the STr1a4
hi nor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06

the Panama canal the work is going
On there at rapid pace Numerous
reports from time 70 time have been
submitted regarding the progress being
made but cable received at the war
department from Chief Engineer stew
ems contained the announcements that
previous records had besu ecIipsefI- The
Dispatch follows
We took GU 5eS75 cubic Yards
from CuIebra cut in January. about
twice the best monthly record made by
the French since inception CT work By
De Lasss1S
The Information is regarded By the
war department. as indicating no tire is
being lost in consequence OF the pcssi-
bili-E Ct the work being turned over TO
private CONTRACTORS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
TO BUILD GYPsUM MILL
Iowa Capitalists Impressed With the
Heavy Vein aE Irving

Mary sviITe. Kan. Feb. d--Anorhsr gyp-
z,fr71 Mil s 70 Dc buffr N Marshall couu-
" Matt Wacek or Irving has Just re-
turned from Iowa accompanied DE Two
cs4-7ItaI lists OF that st4rs- These men ara
veT-v ravOrHaIy impressed with The pros
poets for finding good vein OF gypsum
Al Irving They asked for time 10 pros
rt.cr in order 70 ascertain the oesC place
n erect the mill It IS said that there IS a
5eveu md oue-ha-I foot vein CT gypsum
underlying al that country and II THIS
proves true the Iowa men VIII nave their
new mill in operation within 4 year
Cant Ewing Il we'll driller OF Irving.
saws that he has sunk several wells
around Irving and in many instances nai5
T1...4 I'D an eight and Ore-haiE foot vein OF
lrvus5lI1 about 81 feet below the surface
He Is Of the opinion t1aL the HIIlS sur
rounding irving abound IN gypsum
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-06
AVALANCHE At KELVIN.
Wyoming Mining Camp Buried Under
50 Feet OF snow

Cheyenne Feb "a special 70 the
Leader from EirxiT1- y 20 sza rs
Ar 10 o'clock last night Al avalanche
zwzur down ur7G1 this CAMP killing Al
least two persons and PERHAPS three
7T77 f77i11rig1s- A number Of others Charles
F3rT1ureII Ind VIE .re dead lack Ray
roIefs an 4zeG prUSpeScDE- whose CABIN
VS. =zxarr away is missing and Is sup
posed 10 have persisted also The SHOW
slide overwhelmed houses On one side or
rIl,- r,,s4f-7 street or the camp. catching the
s7r-,--7-7ss-Trs n -4fszs- beds The bodies az
~Ht. leaf are under - feet OF Snow