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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
STEWART MAKESNEWRE RECORD
Three Shifts Drive New Tunnel III
Feet in Seven Days. Tunnel
Now in 400 Feet.

The driving of the lower tunnel by the Stewart Min
ing company has witnessed the breaking of all Coeu Aene
records for distance driven almost since its commencement
but new record has been hung that will in all probability
stand for some time
The report from the mine that the three crews work
ing IN the tunnel made III feet in days. This at the
rate of 46S feet for month of four weeks or an average of
To 81 feet day
The contract for the work awarded to Joe Beaudry and
Joe Sligo and these have been working three shifts of
four each continuously and the tunnel has been driven
total distance of 400 feet The record of III feet all
The more wondemen when considered that the muck had
to be hauled an average of 1858 feet.
The miners still working in hairly hard rock and far
tmberng has been necessary The contractors
the watch for the Osburn fault which it expected will be
encountered any tme and prepared handle the loose
stuff to advantage
improvements have been made all along to facilitate the
work and the latest of these the installation Of blacksmith
shop at the lower tunnel which does away with the necessity
OF taking the tools and drills the hill to the upper workings
The at work in the tunnel made good record in
October driving distance of 1863 feet trouble with the air
pipes causing delay which made it impossible for them to
reach the 400 foot mark for the month as planned
The work the tunnel has been rapid and thorough from
It's commencement and anywhere the progress be-
made maintained the work will be record breaker from
start to finish.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
LIGHT EXHIBITS
Pine Creek Property to Display Ores at
Northwest Land Show at Minne-
apolis at Own Expense.

The Northern Light Mining company, owning property
Pine creek has at it's expense engaged space opposite
the Idaho exhibit and when the Northwest Land show
Minneapolis December H. Shoshone county, it be-
eved will be Of the best represented counties the
tire state.
The company will make display Of high grade leads
and has also had attractive booklets descriptive
this section printed and these will be distributed to visitors
the show. The specimens to be exhibited all taken from
the Northern Light company workings and weigh than
500 pounds Among them that will assay high
So per cent lead and 80 in silver The Northern Light
also Of the companies OF the Occur Aenes whose
ib at the A-YP exposition recognition The samples
displayed at Seattle made up principally of surface show
from later workings.
The company has been steadily prosecuting work at the
property and engaged sinking shaft to coscut the
vein at the 200foot level power line of the Washington
Water Power company about 200 feet from the portal of the
tunnel and this power will be utilized to the compressor
which has already been ordered and which is expected will
be in running order in few days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
SUCCESS MINE PAYS $4,000
Surprises Stockholders with Big Dividend
as Thanksgiving Offering. Much
Ore Now in Sight.

Stockholders in the Success Mining company were most
agreeaby surprised this week with the declaration of that com
pany OF another dividend of per SHARE making total
OF $4,000 The last dividend Of this company was paid No.
vember of $4,000 The latest disbursement brings the
total for the year up to $4,000 and this in view expend
lures made during the for improvements and extensions
not including the great amount of development work COM
peed is considered an excellent showing.
When the dividend of November was paid it was the
belief OF the management that the next would about the
first OF the year and the last wholly xpeced this
time. 1t not known whether not another dividend will
be declared before the first of the year.
In speaking of conditions at the mine Manager Samues
stated that the total value of the zine being mined equal
that of the ead the latter being considered alone and
elusive OF the silver contents He added thatis mine is
IN excellent shape and has in sight above the present work
ing level to last for several years but in order to thoroughly
prospect the ground sinking has been commenced and will be
continued indefinitely,
The Success the largest producer of zinc in the Occur
dAene district and the under former management
considered demen it oceasioned loss in operating but
under the management of Mr. Samues the constitutes
one of the principal values Of the output
The in the Success the all producing mines of
this region shows tendency to increase in quantity and
quality depth attained and large quantities of lead and
zinc are being encountered which if sorted out ready
for shipment need of sorting plant has been felt many
times and the installation of complete sorting plant is
Of the Improvements planned for the immediate future.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
GOOD SHOWING ON REINDEER
Strong Flow Of Water Coming Out of
Face Leads to Belief That
Ore Body Is Near.

W. H. Ferrick manager Of the Reindeer Mining com
n reports that the showing that property at the ent
tin the in the history Of it's development So ne time
ago wirze was sunk on the body from the level of the
main tunnel to depth of $50 feet At this depth drifting was
commenced and small srgers have been coming in which
have increased in quantity and quality progress is made
Visitors to the property state that OF the best n
cations that the work is nearing the main body is the
heavy flow of which is coming out of the face OF the
drift and which leads the management to believe that the
ore may be encountered any day.
The holdings of the company located short distance
of Muan and the property recognized as being one OF
the hest equipped in the district The company heavy
loser in the forest fire little than year and also
was damaged in the snowsdes All mine buildings were
DESTROYED the fires but these have been rebuilt and work has
since been carried continuously large block OF the
stock is owned locally.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
TOHANDLE TA|L|NGSDEPOS|TS
Wallace City Council Asks Mining Com.
panies to Assist in Clearing Chan
mel of South Fork in City.

This city is position in which flood Of even small
proportions would be exceedingly disastrous because of the
gradually increasing deposits of taings in the South Fork Of
the Occur dAlene river according to several members of the
city council
For time tho channel Of this river has been filing VI
and the council regards dangerous and has called JE
mime operating the mills in the northeastern part
town for aid in relieving the situation and has notified the
that they will be held responsible for any property losses
casoned by floods to property in Wallace Recently the city
enlisted the help Of the fire department and with four streams
water attempted to loosen the deposits of angs but their
efforts attended with very little success
The notification to the mill owners, being sent to the Fed
era Mining and Smelling company and the Hercules lleca
and Stewart Mining companies is as follows:
You and each of you will please take notice that owing
Ito the dumping Of talngs by each of the above named
Ianes in Canyon creek and the South Fork of the Occur
|d ene river the said river where through the city
o Wallace in the county of Shoshone in the state of Idaho Is
becoming congested with the said tangs to the extent that
1.-THE said tangs nearly tie tops of the banks OF the SAID
river where it through said city, and in the event Of
sudden flood the said river account Of said aingS viii
not have channel sufficient to carry such flood waters and AZ
la result the said will through the streets OF the city
and will do great and rrepaabe damage to public and pr
vate property therein and this is to notify you that the sac
city shall hold you responsible for all damage done to suc
property by reason such angs being dumped into said
river being allowed to flow therein from Canyon creek
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
SIDNEY is WORKING TWO SHIFTS

The Sidney mine Pine Creek, the Nabob has pac-
ed another shift of at work The tunnel on tt property
is in about 165 feet
E. s. Gay of Kellogg in Wallace this week and stated
that it planned to keep two shifts busy during the win
months The tunnel is exceedingly hard rock and
progress at the rate of to inches has been about the usual
shifts work The tunnel will strike the ledge at depth Of
about 100 feet and it is the intention of the management
commence sinking this point is reached.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
NEW HOIST IS TRIED OUT.

The new electric hoist which has recently been nta ed
bv the Bunker Hill e. Sullivan mine tried out this week.
number of officials Of the company being present to witness
the test The hoist is of later design than any hereto
fore brought into the district 1t is said to be powerful
one and to capable of easily handling the entire oun o.
the mine The entirely satisfactory to the oclas
and the new machinery will be in daily operation within
few days. 4
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
LYNN & IDAHO NEW COMPANY

Articles of incorporation of the Lynn Idaho Mining
company with headquarters at Burke have been filed with the
secretary of state at Boise The company capitalized for
s 100000 The officers and directors John Finley OF
Burke presidents William Sears Of Spokane secretary treas
ure Call McAlster of Burke, A. G. Bxby of Lynn Mass
The company will SELL lease, operate and develope mining
properties purchase electric power SITES install plants and
conduct general power and mining business
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
ONTARIO STARTS TREATING ORE.

The work of getting the Silver King mill ready to handle
ore from the Ontario mine has been completed and will begin
10 receive this week. L. NJ Bailey who will have charge
of the mill, has been directing operations.
good body of has been opened up in the Ontario and
after sorting will be shipped direct Curey Sinks Of Ward
ner has given charge of the undergo" nd working The
ore wi be landed through the Silver k,ny tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30

The Federal Mining and Smelling company has started
running their ore sorer at Wardner three eight hour shifts
instead of two nineho shifts formerly the custom
The increased ouput of the mine has made this change i'm
erative The sorter shows great saving time and labor
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-11-30
LACLEDE CRQSSCUTS0NL LEAD
Lead is Encountered 600 Feet From
Portal of Main Tunnel Shows
High Values in Silver.

Local stockholders in the Lacede feeling jubilan
the strike made in that property which cosd
cred of than ordinary Importance account Of the To-
caty The holdings Of the Lacede adon the Hercules and
Famarack Chesapeake lying between these two properties
fine body of carbonates and steel gaena encoun-
tered this week the which started from the
main tunnel at distance in of 600 feet from the portal The
crosscut being driven to cut the ledge In addition to the
cabonaes and steel gaen carrying high values in silver
struck.
The crosscut in which the strike made is the one
started several years when r. n Barnard Of
the property Shortly after it's commencement Mr., Barnard
resigned manager and his abandoned the work III
lie and shifted operations to the main tunnel The
main tunnel was driven distance of 400 feet giving total
length at present of more'tha 2000 feet
Recently Mr. Barnard was chosen manager and imme-
daely on taking charge he resumed work in the abandoned
erosscut and after driving it distance of 500 feet the lead
was struck disclosing the above mentioned
large amount of development work has been done the
holdings the company which consist OF 79 acres OF patent
ed ground The property is equipped with good boarding
and bunk houses and blacksmith shop All needed machn
cry for carrying the work on the ground Wallace
residents are the principal parties in interest
strike in the pittshug property Pine Creek has been
repored Gus Smith is the of the claim and states that
the showing is excellent Mr. Smith formerly owned the Amy
which is now in the hands of the Culver Mining company
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Musza przestaG.

TAX dokuczliwe b6le g@owy
z p~rzekrwawienia, nerwowe
b6le glowy, mdlace b6]e Clio.
wy iwszelkie in3e b6le glowy,
otrzymaja stanowczy rozkaz
wyniesienia sie jezeli wzia-
les jeden Tub diva Opfatk1 ma
B6l. Glowy j Neuragie. (Se-
vera's Waters for Headache
aud Neuralgia). Tylko spr6.
buj nastepnym razem, ]ak
zaboli Gle g}owa, a bedziesz
~zdziwiony szybka i przylem-
ma ulga, jaka pc mich haste,
puje. Te oplatki SO eprzeda-
wane y aptekach: Cena rs
cent6w. Wyrabiane przcz w.
F.. Severa Co. W Cedar Ra-:
pids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !

Pozw6loie nam sobie pokazsc
jak motec,e DUO wiecej pieniedzy
zaroblc bez d}uglch godzln j ciet-
kiej piracy, do kt6rej ME j~este6cis
przyzwyczajeni. Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzlc Vase k1opoty
przez wyuozenie Was iezyka am
gielsk,ego, aby zapewnic Wan
dobrobyt szczescie " Ameryce.
Tyslaoom dopomogll6my j. z pew
no6cla VAN dopomozemy.
NauczYmy Was przez naszaa
nlezr6wnana prawnle z~astrzezona
metode listownie, W waszym vol
nym %czasis, W trzech mies,acach,
~nietylko movie, czytac l pisac pc
angielsku, lecz W ciagu nauki przes
pytania i odpow;edzi kt6re cwicze-.
MIA (preparowane ola katdego
uoznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny a zdolnosoi ! stan l. dora.
danny / instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przez co jestesmy " MOI.
no6oi pokaza6 VAN najszybsza
najpewnieJsza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa che6 jak ~zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie " ciagu
naukl SIC pokazuia.
w naszych cyrkulafzach wy
jasniamy i opisujemy;nasza metos
de tax ssczeg6{owo, IL kazdy sig
przekona i przyzIa6 musl, ze lat
wiejsza. lepsza, szybsza i tahssa.
idroga do nabycia angielskiego je-
zyka nawet ola najmniej wykszta}-
conego cz}owieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze zawieraj4ce przedwstep--
ne lekcye w~ysy}amy zupe}nie bez.
pfatnie dlatego nawet znaczk6w
pocztowych ME potrzeba zaiaczat.
Piszcie zaraz pc bezpiatny:
cYrkularz i prsekonajoie sic zanlu
ma rome ksiatkl pieniadze ma darmo
wydacie. Poda;cie sw6j dok}adny
adres (takze powiat " mafYch
miejscowodciach) j adresujcie
NarOdOWa SZk0fa JeZyk6W
DEPT. 8.
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

Echo . Afryki" katolicki,
illustrowany miesiecznik mi
syjny, blogos4awiony przez
Ich SWAT. LEONA XIII j
PIUSA x. wycbodzi " jezy-
ku polskim, czeskim, s}o.
wia6skim, niemieckim, fran
cuskim, wioskim, wegier.
skim i portugalskiw, stara.
MEM *Sodalicyi 6w. Piotra
Klawera.*
Cena: rocznie W Austryi
1 kor. SO hal, W Niemczech
Il NIX. so fem; " Rosyi 1 rb.;
W Ameryce so ct.
Admjnistracya i ekspedy-
eva: Krakow. vi. sw. Amy 4.
Ofiary ola misyi afrykah.
Eskich MONA przesy}ac albo
do Krakowa, albo wprost do
generalnej kierowniczki So
.dalicyi 6w. Piotra Klawera,
.hr. Nary T. Led6chowskiej
Rzym, Via dell'Almata is.
Tre6c IL ll;stopadowego)
numeru:: Abissynia i Abis''
sy6czycy, przez O. J6zefa
Baetman''a, Lazaryste. (Ciag
dalszy). -s:Korespondency
misyjna: Kongo belg: "Jak
poganie ida do Boga..." (list
O.. Van sHoutte, ze Zgrom,.
Mis-. Niep. Serca Maryi} do
ko6czenie;; Wikaryat apost,
Wodospad6w (Falls) Dist x.
Biskupa.G rison, ze Zgrom.
Kaplan6W N. s. ~Jezusowego;
WIKI. ap, Corn. Nilu: Misya
Mumias list O. Burns'a, re
Zgrom: Misyonarzy sw. J6ze-
ia z Milf Hill); Poiozenie ka-
mlenia wegielnego pod kos
|ci6} 6w. Franciszka Salezego
W Warmbadzie list Siostry
PAUL., Oblatki sw. Franciszka
SalezegD, Drobne Niadomo6-
eli ze sw, Kongregacyi Roz.
k%rzewienia Wary. = Kroni-
ka Sodalicyi sw. Piotra Kla-
vera. - Odcinek: Teofi],
wz6r s}nzacego Malgasza,
przez @. Fontanie I. ]. (Ciag
dslszy). .Dostepne ola
kazdego; - Illustracyi: Kra,
jobraz z Kalabaru; Lekcya
5piewu pod ;przewodnictwem
katechisty Kamila Mike; O.
Van der Burgt, 20 Zgrom.
Ojc6w Bia1Ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
.Omylif sic o twarda stal.

,,Nis poswolilbYm doktorowi
odjad noei," m6wil III. D. Ely,
Bantam Ohiou chocia5 strasxny
wrs6d by} plaga mego z%yciasprzez
cstery lata. w miejace tego uiy-
valem Bucklenta maGci arnikowej
i DoQa moja " krdtkim cxas,e kem~
pletuie sic wyleoxy.s." Leczy spas
rsenia, guxY, rany, x}amanla Wy"
sypkl, ohrosty, nagniotki, amoloi
dy. $50 " apiece N. J. Kowalew.
skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16

nnaj grzesznika jaki6
%tajemniczY wptyw.
Gospodarze usiychali glosu
pastoral swego j wraz z Gree
|lucha pobiegli "a MIN, a sta
|nawszy pred domem, " kt6-
rym znajdowal sic chory,
poklekali, modlac sic.
Mine}o mole pol godziny,
1gdy kap}an mieszkanie opus
Gil i zwr6cil sic do zebranego
t1umu.
Mech bedzie %pochwalo-
ny Jezus Chrystus! - temi
slowamii ch powita},
Ma wieki wiek6wl -
~odpowiedziano mu jednog}os.
ME.
- Kochani moi parafianie
.~opowiedzcie mi teraz, ola
czego to znecacie sic mad
Grzelucha. Czy to sic godzi?
Co on to wan zawini}?
- P1osze %Jegomo6ci, on 70
z}em obcuje, odpar} PRO-
downik.
= TAX, to prawda, Car
ma Maryna nam to opowie-
dzia1a, - wtracil inny. =
On to byl przyczyna przYro-
ku Fracka, syna Brdysiaka,
kt6ry dopiero "a jej pomoca
i jej zazegnaniem przyszedl
do zdrowia.
= Czyz to Grzelucha ma
bye winien, ze syn ,Brdysia-
ka zachurowa}? Moi kochani,
posluchaicie. Nieraz juz mo-
N-rE- --.-.-.- ~ -r#-
wilem, 10 Naj6wietsza Parma
moe czartowska skruszyla j
re cd tel chwili SATAN zadnej
wladzy ME ma mad nami. To
z}e, zt6re jak wy m6wicie po-
chodzi cd czarownjc i kt6re
mia}o i Grzeluche opanowac
ME pochodzi cd czarta, al.
pochodzi cd mas samych, po-
chodzi cd z}ych ludzi, kt6rzy
drugim chca szkodzic ma s}a-
vie i czynia to albo ze zem.
sty, nienawi6ci albo z zawi6-
ci. I tn tax bedzie, Grzelu-
che znsm iako poczciwego
c7lowieka. Uczeszcza rogu-
larnie do spowledzi, ME wie-
re zatem, ably m6g} co zlego
zrobic. z pewno6cia jest tn
jaki Fly czlowiek, kt6ry sic
|je niezgode miedzy mani.
lynn zlym duchem jest Ma
ryna Kwasna, kt6ra tn po-
wszechnie nazywaja Czarna
Maryna. Ona to s%p1owadza
bezustannie to niesnaski i
niezgode pcmiedzy ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16


wan stale? C6z to chcecie
pc mnie?
Trzymasz z z}em - do.
dial drugi. !.
- A kt6z to przyroczy1
Fracka Brdysiak6w? - wtra.
Gil inny.
= Zkqd by mu sic tax
dobrze powodzi}o. Mic inne
go, jego z z}em trzyma.
- Chwyta6 gol - zawo-
lano teraz 20 wszystkich
stron.
- Alez sasiedzi! = zaczal
znowu Grzelucha, pos}uchai-
ciez mnie rozsqdnie. Opo.
WIEN wan, jak sic rzecz
ma.
- Ma to niema teraz CA
su! - zawo}al przedcwnik.
- Przekonamy sic, Guys win.
ny, ely niewinny. Chwytac
go!
I juz sic zabrali do niego.
Napr6zno blaga}a iona "a
MIN. w tenn nadesz}a pomoc
niespodziana. Ma drodze do:
.wsi ukazal sic w6z, a W MIN.
ksiadz proboszcz z Kiszkowa
2 Panem Jezusem, dazacy do
niebezpiecznie chorego. Lud
roznamietniony ma odg}os
dzwonka rozproszy{ sic. Ma
sta}a cisxa. Wszyscy poke
kali.
Kap}au 2 daleka ujrza}, ze
we wsi niedobrze sic dzieie, j
z nieroa{em zdumieniem "a
uwazy}, re znecano sic mad
Grzelucha, o kt6rym wiedz:a1
ze to by1 jeden z mai wiecej
dotad powazanych gospoda-
.rzy we wsi.
C6z sic to dzieje!
zagrzmia} CLOS starca - ami
kroku dalej, dop6ki ia ME
wr6ce cd chorsgo i ME pre-.
konam sic, 0 co tn chodzi.
Donosny CLOS kap}ana
przyprowadzi} gospodarzy do
rozwagi. Powaga jego, oslo.
Meta przytem suknia kap}a1.
ska, wywiera}a navel i ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-16
Gag daisy.


Gag dalszy.
- TAX! widxicie, 10 Gar
ma Maryna potrafi sic GEMS
ciG "a zniewagi, jake jej wy
rzadzaja. Teraz przyjdzie ko-
lei ma Was, Czarna Maryna
ME pozwoli sobie wyrzadzac
bezkarnie ~niesprawiedliwo6-
ci."
- Idz do wszystkich ka-
tow, ty satanic wcielony -
przerwaf jei z oburzeniem
Grzelucha. - Ma twoj4 spra.
w~iedliwoSc dawno JUL iowa
rzysze twoi W pickle smoly
W kotle uwarzyli i zacieraja
juz teraz rece z radoscia, re
wkr6tce wierna ich siuzebni-
ca odbierze swa zaplate cd
Mich.
Niedoczekacie tego;
prod my sic ieszcze tn 0.
brachujemy ze SODA.
Naraz s}ychac zewszad ha-
las jaki6 dziwny. Grzelucha
wypada pred ha}1pe zoba-
czyc, co sic dzieje.
-.
IA lego widok. Oczy wszyst-
kich wlepily sic " niego,
l-- l.>s-Zk
- -
~
A"A '"N' "''' 1'0 y"
niu'
Oczy"1Solo' Do zAauoy
syn oroyslako" pfzy'oku
TAX maggie "osta1'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-10-20
DO
GREAT DAMAGE
800 MILES OF RAILROAD TRACK
OUT OF COMMISSION.
Rumor Heavy Death ROll-SouthweSt'
ern Colorado and Northern New
Mexico Inundated.

Denver, Colo.-With telephone and
telegraph service crippled and more than
500 miles Of railroad out OF commits
sion, only meager reports are being re-
ceived from the Aood-swept district OF
Southwestern Colorado and Northern
New Mexico, comprising All area approx
mately 100 by IS miles.
There are rumors OF heavy loss of
life, but the verified death list 50 far is
comparatively small. From various
points come reports Of seeing persons
swept away in the flood.
From Alamosa comes a report that
twenty Indians at the Shipwreck agency
Of the Navajos were lost in the waters.
All the buildings at the agency, erected
by the government at a cost Of 10000,
are reported to have been destroyed.
Property loss Is estimated at approx
imately $5,0OO,O0O. Practically the en-
tire narrow gauge system Of the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad, known as
the Rio Grande Southern, is out Of COM
mission and train service to a number of
towns cannot be resumed, it is said, un-
der sixty days.
Stage service and frcighting lines are
being established, but the destruction Of
highways is a serious obstacle.
Confirmation Of the entire destruction
of the hamlet Of Arboles has been r.
ceivcd.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-10-20
REBELS
SEIZE WI CHANG
FOREIGN CONSULS REFUSE TO
TAKE HAND In REVOLT.
Rebellion Seems to Be Well Organized.
Five Gunboats Are in Harbor
to Protect Hankow.

Hankow-The Chinese revolutionaries,
in consequence of the feeling aroused
by the execution of four of their men,
bers, ended a day of riOting at WI
Chang by capturing the city after doing
considerable damage to property, killing
the commander of the troops there and
forcing the viceroy to flee for his life.
The battle between the loyal troops
and the revolutionaries, which have as
their primary grievance objection to the
governments use of foreign money in
The building railroads, lasted all day and
well into the night.
Dunring the riot fires were started all
over the town, the headquarters OF the
vieeroy and of the provincial treasurer
were burned, the military commander
was killed by a dynamite bomb and the
viceroy himself was compelled to run
to the river and take refuge on a yacht
which steamed away with him.
twenty-five American missionaries in
W0>Chang are known to be safe. The
fear of the Chinese officials is that the
dlsaffection will spread to this city and
every %precaution is being taken to ward
off this danger.
The foreign consuls here have tele-
graphed their governments asking that
warships be sent to the scene at once.
They refused to take a hand in the
movement to kill the rebels. The United
States cruiser Helena has been ordered
here from Ku Kiang.