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THE L1w TWot tWlOtAWBEK WinAWrVt wslk STAB GAINESVILLE PLA I
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i I p j TWO TWOHUNDREDDEAD TWOHUNDREDDEADin HUNDRED DEAD DEADIn
L k In Most Frightful Mine Hor Horror Horljl Horg ¬
ljl g for ror or in State of Wyomingto Wyoming
pJ PIT CHOKED BY CORPSES CORPSESScene
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Scene of Catastrophe Catatroph0tfl In Mine No No1 1 1of Iof I Iof
of Union Pacific Coal Company Companyat
1 at Little Town of Hanna HannaHeartrending HannaHeartrendlno
ii Heartrending Sight SightTho SightTho sightvt
vt
Tho llttlo town of Hanna Wyomlns Wyomlnswas
1 was tho aceno of a terrible disaster at
1030 a m Tuesday when lwl an oxplo1 oxplo1sjon ox OXplo pIa pIasIan
No No1 1 of tho thoUnion thoUnion timUnion
In mIne
1 r sjon son of firo damp
Union Pacific Coal Company snuffed snuffedout nffOdoat I Iout
out tho llvoi of 234 mon Injured scores scoresof coro
I of others and caused cnusOlltho tho destruction destructionof
of a vast amount of property properlyTho I
It T rc rho mine was not fired I rod but tho ox oxyloslon 0 0Vlaslon I
yloslon was tcrrlflo and completely completelyshattered comillotelyshattored
shattered tho timbers of 4ho main mainshaft mainI j jI
I I l shaft and numerous entrances filling fillingI I Itho
I tho Works with debris and a 1111 thoso of oftho oftim
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tho miners that were not killed out outright outright ¬ I
right by tho explosion were burled burledf
1 f nllvo Tim explosion was hoard for fornany j jmany I Imany
many miles around and attracted poo pooph pootlto pboI
I ph > from adjoining sottloments Huge Hugetimbers HugeI
timbers nnd railroad Iron ron woro hurled
jt I 300 feet from tho mouth of the shBvt shBvtTho shllltrIho ehttrho
Tho mlno superintendent and a largo largoforco
I 5 forco of men began tho work of re removing roomovIng ¬
moving tho debris from tho shaft that thatthey lhottho thatthoy
they tho might roach tho entombed min miners millI muI ¬
I ers rholr progress Into tho ralno ralnowas mlnoI
I I 1 was blocked by tho foul gas and nov several BOVI novL ¬
I I f L oral times thoy wcro forced to roturn returnto
to tho thoI surface surfaceAll
I t All day ay tho rescuing party workod workodtho worknthe
i < rt the force being Increased from tlmo to totlmo tolimo totime
g grt limo by tho arrival of ranchmen and nndothers andl
r l others from noarby settlements sotUem nts and andby 11111by andC
C > by thoso of a relief train sent so nt out from fromHawllnr fromRowllnp
Hawllnr which hlch nrrlvod at 2 oclock In Intho InI
4
I i tho afternoon About 1 oclock oc ococtln oclt In the theafternoon thor
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r 4 afternoon four mon worn taken out outnllvo outI outr
r 1 alive and a halt hour lator they tho woro worofollowed woroIi wornfollowed
I Ii 11 followed by 42 others Many Moo woro un unconscious un4J ¬
4J E conscious and had to bo carried from fromtho fromIl fromtim
tho workings overnl B aro In A 1 serious seriouscondition seriouscondition seriousI
I condition but It Is n bollovcd all will willrecover wIllI
Il
I recover recoverTwo recoverI
I L Two hundred and olghlylwo men menwont menWont menvont
wont down In ho mlno at 7 oclock In Intbo Intho Intho
> tho morning and up to a lato hour hourMonday hourMonday hourl
l Monday night only 48 8 had boon ac accounted accounted ¬
L I counted for It wna epma time after aftertho aftertho
r < tho explosion occurred that tho first firstman Itrstman firstman
man was brought to the surface Ho Howas 110rf itoI
I rf was followed by others until 1 oclock oclockwhen oclockwhen oclockwhen
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when tho Inst of tho 48 wad wa brought broughtout
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I out Tho rescuers worn unublo to pen penctrato pcncItato penetrato
ctrato farther Into tho mlno as It ItWOII ItWOIInlccssnry was wasnecessary wasr
r necessary to make another opening openingto
I i to permit ermit fresh air to reach tho lower lowerlevels loworlovels
5
levels levelsHorses lovelsI10rses levelsk
k Horses anti scrapers were put at ntwork atworlt atvori
work vori hauling dohrlH doh rIa away awa from tho thoehaft thoshaet thesbnft
ehaft ehaftDome shaetSomo
4 Dome of tho tim 110 miners who vio escaped escapedsaid escapedsaid oscapotnaid
said > they saw twenty dead bodies bodiesIn
r In n entry No 17 Thoy reported that thatmany thatj thatrunny
j many of tho men were crazed eruo by b tho thoexplosion thor theoxp1oion
r explosion and nnllrnn ran hither nnd nnl thither thitherIn
I fi t1 In 11 tho mine Many Man of these could havo havooscapod hnvot havooscnpoil
t f oscapod but they tho lay down burled burledtheir burledtllelr buriedI
I 1 their faces In their hands nnd gave up liPI
I ho U1o fight Of tho 234 23 dead about 175 175woro 175L 17 17I
L t I wore married and leave largo families familiesAbout familiest
1 t I About Nx > ut 100 wero FJnlamlaro 60 Voro woroctojored Vorot voro1r
1r t ctojored l < nnd tho rest wcro Americans AmericansTho
1 g Tho Hanna mines nro aronmong among tto tbobest ttobelt
best on tho Union Pacific system bo boIng htIng
f Ing established In n 1878 Tho town was wasnamed wasnamed I Inamod
to named for Senator Mark Hanna when whellJIO vhenho J
Jio was n member of tho Union Pacific PacificCoal laeifleCOal I IC
Coal C a Company Mlno No No1 1 is practl1 practl1cally llraCtl llraCtlcally 1ractieally
cally a now property It has twenty twentyRl
Rl six entries fifteen miles of workings workingsnnd
nnd a main Incline shaft of ono and j
I onohalf miles In length Tho mlno mlnohas mlnoIIns
has iia been recognized M a I dangerous dangerousproperty dangerousc I Ipl
c property pl port for ro some Imo on account of oftho oftho ofthe
tho largo amount of f gas but tho sya syatern
tern of ventilation has boon so o good goodthat goodthnt gouJir
that an accident was not anticipated anticipatedWOMAN ontlcl1l1ltodWOMAt anticipatedM
ir
M WOMAN ROBBED ON ON TRAIN TRAINCl TRAINeIlmto IflAINCIaIms
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eIlmto Cl CIaIms lme to Have Deen Sandbagaed Sandba ged and andRelieved andRelieved
J Relieved of 18000 18500T I I IjV I
T f jV A Chicago woman Mrs rs V F F Adams AdamsJr
Jr reported to tho Milwaukee police lIollcouosdlY Police1uoaday
Tuesday that sho had been ho nsinlhaggoll nsinlhaggolland sand bagged baggednnd
4 and robbed of 18600 while on a train trainn
Ca n routo to Milwaukee from Chicago ChIcagoond4Y
Monday nleht t
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BUQOLOGIST BUQOLOalSTCOMING COMING SOUTH SOUTHProfetsor aoUTHProfenor
Profetsor Mono Will WlIlStUdy Study Haunts or orthe orthe ofthe
the Festive Locust LoeuttProfessor LocustProCossor
c Professor Albert P Morse of Welles j j
ii loy Joycolleeo college at it Wolkslov < y Mass recent recenty ¬
ii ly y appointed felt curator for inc Car Carnogle Carnoglo
i3 nogle institute started south Wcrtnes
day to study tho geographical dlstrlbti dlBtribut
t ticn of locusts I
lie will visit lfllt In North h Carolina Itni Itniclgh nOIelch llnicigh
clgh Durham I > Morgantowu Roan floniar
r Mountain and Ashovlllo thence going goingI
I to northern Georgia and down tho gult gultqoast gulroast gultcoast
coast < to PcnHBcola J II i Emerson
tho authority outhorll on spiders will accom accompany I1ccompany ¬
k pany him himHORROR himHORROR himHORROR
HORROR NOT CXAGGERATED CXAGGERATEDTwo
Two wo Hundred and ThlrtyRlve Were
Killed In Wyoming Coal Mine
A later dispatch from I
Hanna
W V
yo yoruing > o oruing omlng
ruing says Of tno 352 IS men who ho Hilt ont
Into the Union Pacific latltlcCoal Coal tompnnj oll1pnn v p
No 1 mine 235 were killed by b the ex explosion e eploslon cxpiosion
plosion of black damp that occurred ni
10 1030 < 30 a m last Tuesday luO la Mo Most t of the hi
dead aro Flnlandors and negroes negroesMembers I
p Members of tho rescuing parties tell leltpIUM
t pitiful scones S about ObO the mine mineSUSPECTED
I
SUSPECTED MURDERER LYNCHED LYNCHEDMob
Mob M b In Norway Norwa NorwaySouth South Carolina Takes I
f Law Into Their Own Handi H lnd3 I
< t News No from Norway Orangeburg I
county nuty South Carolina etatea that
Charles Jvpn J3vin colored lolor < II minpettej ol 0
the murder of John
T Phillip rhtIlIpken Wa vas u
ken from tho guard house at atand JXorwa JXorwaand torwaan41rnchod >
and an41rnchod lynched by tJ a mobot mob b or unknown unknownmen iinknc iinkncmen
r rother
men menIOUr
PlenVour Vour other negrtfd v apcciod ttOit of ofIn f ftYUl 1fQmPIvty
tYUl fQmPIvty lrUr In tho th crlm erinurjvcro wEo ij Yro ro con conD concllnMtll conL1
cllnMtll D iho l Jail I I wtirc ere b4J5iUH9 bl iAU o In 111Jlr
L1 Jlr J
PRISON OFFICIALS FIRED FIREDWarden FIREDI FIREDWarden
I Warden Deputy Warden and Other Otherof
of 0 Atlanta Federal Penitentiary PenitentiaryUnexpectedly Penltentf PenltentfI penitentiaryUnexpectedly
Unexpectedly Lose Job JobiWarden JobWorden JobsWarden
I Warden B A Hawk who has boon J n In InJ Inchargo Incharge
J charge of tho federal prison nt Atlanta Atlantaan
an since Its It construction Deputy Deputywarden DeputyYardon
warden Bradford I Dawson and As Assistant Assishmt AsIIlstant ¬
sistant Deputy Warden and Captain of oftho ofthe
tho Day Watch MoRe L Potty have havebeen havabeen havebeen
been removed from their th lr positions at attbo att atJo
tbo t Jo o United States penitentiary by At Attornoy AilI Atornoy
I
tornoy t General Knox of tile th depart department dorrtmont departmoat ¬
mont of justice justiceWilliam JustlcoWilliam justiceWilliam
William H Moyer of Washington a aspecial ftpecial
special s examiner of tao department of ofJustice ofJustice ofustice I I I
Justice J has been appointed warden to tosucceed toucceed
ucceed s Hawk C C McClaughry of ofChicago ofhicago I IChicago I I
Chicago C son of Wordon McClaughry McClaughryof
of o f tho United States penitentiary a aFort al aort
Fort l ort Loavenworth Kans has been beenappointed beonappolntcd beenppolntcd
appointed n deputy warden F A Chap Chappell Ohnppell Chapoll
pell p oll a guard has been named as tem temporary tomporary tornorary ¬
porary p captain of tho day watch Tho Thoregular Thoregular Theegular
regular r appointment for this position positionwill
will bo made In a few day by b Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyOoneral Attorneyonerni
General G Knox KnoxAll KnoxAll KnoxAll
All of the changes were made at the thofederal thetedernl theeder1
federal f prison Wednesday morning and andwere andwero andere
were w ere entirely unoxpooted Warden WardenMoyer WardenIoyer WardenMoyer
Moyer was not notified n tl od of his Appoint Appointment Rppolnttnent tipo1ntmont ¬
mont until Juno 20th three days dn II pro provloiply provlol preioia1y
vloiply vlol v IY Warden Hawk wns not noti notified notltlod notied ¬
fied fl ed of his removal until tho arrival in inAtlanta InAtlanta I
Atlanta Wednesday of tho now ow war warden wardon waron ¬
den d on and ho know absolutely nothing nothingof n thlng thlngot
of o f tho contemplated chango until War Warden Wardon Wardon ¬
don Moyer arrived at tho prison and andpresented andpresented I Iprellented
presented his credentials credentialsFriction crodentlalsFriction credentialsFriction
Friction among tho officials of the theprison thoprluon hoprIson
prison Is given as tho reason for tho thoremoval thorom theromoyal
removal rom oval of tho throe officials omcia1snnd and tho thoappointment thooppolntment theappointment
appointment of the now ones onesTho onesTho onesThe
Tho news of tho removal rom oval of Warcfon WarcfonHawk Wai80nUnwk Vaictonlrawk
Hawk Deputy Warden Word on Dawson Daws n and andAssistant andA andAssistant
Assistant A Deputy Warden Petty Pott crea ¬
ted something of a sensation as abso absolutely nhllotltely absOlutely ¬
lutely no Intimation had been given giventhat glvonthat giventhat
that these officials a were to bo removed removedfrom romovedfroUl removedfrom
from their positions positionsSeveral positionsSovoral poSitionsSeveral
Several othor changes will bo made madeIn
In the personnel of the officials at the thoprison t1oprison theprison
prison though none of these nro nm ex expected expected cxpeCtOl ¬
pected to bo of any groat Importance ImportanceWarden hnporlancoWarden itnpoitancoWarden
Warden Moyer announced announc that ho no ex expected expocted oxpooled ¬
pooled several other change tn n tho thoprison thoprison theprison
prison though all of tu tuem m would como comofrom comoCrom comefrom
from the attorney generals office but butwould butwouldbo butwou1
would wouldbo bo mndo on hla rocommendn rocommendntloti
tloti na o soon lIoonas an ho had tlmo to got tho thobearings thobenrlngs thebearings
bearings of tho prison prisonWarden prisonWarden prisonWarden
Warden Hawfc In a statement said saidhat sahtIhat saidthat
hat ho did not know why Wh ho had been beenremoved beonremovod beenremoved
removed Dut tho federal authorities authoritiesdont authorltlosdont authoritiesdont
dont always give a very lucid reason reasonfor reManClr masonfor
for romovang a II man Irom an office officesuch offico811Ch officesuch
such as nil I held ho said Almost any anyold nnyold anyohil
old reason Imaginable will do most of ofthe Jtlho f fho
the time tlrotBROWN timennOwN
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BROWN STILL ON TOP TOPCotton TOPCotton TOPCotton
Cotton King Demonstrates His HI Ability Abilityto
to Control Cotton Market MarketA
A Now Orleans special IIPeclolsnys says W IV IVDrown l lIJrown 1llrowo
Drown and his associates In tho cot cotton cotton cottott ¬
ton bull campaign made good 100 < < 1 their theirstopping theirstoPln theirstopping
stopping of notices served on thorn
last Friday I ldny by paying for 140000 babe baloaof
I
of ofcoUon cotton Wednesday It being July
I
1 it was tho day dll on which notlcos Is Issued IIIlIucll issued ¬
sued on Friday ldI1Y expired and deliveries deliverieswero dellverlelwllro
were accepted acceptedNobody acceptedNo60dy acceptedNobody
Nobody but members of tho bull bullclique bullcliquo
clique nnd tho bears who sold tho cot cotton
ton know exactly oX ctly what prices woro woropaid woropaId worepaid
paid for all this cotton C < but It Is safo safoto safoto
to say 1Ia that the great bulk of It was wasbought wa wabliught wasbought
bought at much loss than 10 cents a apound 11pound apound
pound Now that very same cotton is isworth IIIworth Isworth
worth 13 c ctnts nts n pound poundanl1 and over In Infact Infact Infact
fact many mills offered a aa high as
13 38 cents for various lots of 1000 1000bales 1000bales
bales Roughly speaking the th amount amountpaid amountpnld amountpaid
paid out by tho bull clique Wednesday Wednesdaywas
was 7000000 17000000Of 7000000Of
Of this nmout little over 100000 100000bales 100000bales I Ibales
bales were paid for In n Now York and andtho nnlltho andthe
tho balanco in Now Orleans Up to todata todnto tolate
data tho McFaddcns havo not yet yetthrown yetthron et ettbrown
thrown their second 100000 bales of ofcotton ofcoHon ofcoUon
cotton at tho bull ult clique It Is well wellknown wallImown wellknown
known that they havo not that amoint amointof
of cotton In control to carry carr out their theircontracts th ths4rcontracts r rontmcls
contracts contractsIn
In tho meantime tho bears are assid assiduously allsldlIou81y asaldnously ¬
uously at work circulating reports to totho totho totho
tho effect that tho cotton mills will not notpay notpay notpay
pay the prevailing price for cotton but butwill blltwill butwill
will close down In preference prefor noo
ATLANTANS WELCOME PARKER PARKERProspective PARKERProspective
I
Prospective Democratic Presidential PresidentialNominee PreeldoMialNominee
Nominee at Georgia < Capital CapitalJidgo
Judge Alton 13 Parker chlof judgo judgoof
of to court of appeals of Now York Yorknnd Yorknnd Yorkand
nnd possibly tho next democratic nom nomInco nomInco
Inco for tho presidency reached Atlan Atlanta ¬
ta Wednesday nnd at a public recop receptlon recoption
tlon tendered him in tho supreme supremocourt supromocourt supremecourt
court rooms at tho stato capital ho hoohook hoahook hoahook
ahook hands with several hundred per perBO pernos
BO 1101 among n origthcm them somo of tho most mostdistinguished mostdistinGuished mostdistinguished
distinguished men of It the state For Fora
a 1 solid half hour Judgo Parker shook shookhands shookhands lbookhands
hands and chatted with judgos soon senators sonators soontorn1 ¬
tors representatives executive officer officerand omcerlland efflceriand
and private citizens galore galoreSEMINARY ga10reSEMINARY galoreSEMINARVOF
SEMINARY OF THEOLOGY THEOLOGYTo
To Be Built In Atlanta by Congrega Congregational CQnaregatlonal Congregational ¬
tional Society of Bostoir BostoirTho DotoltTho IlostonThe
Tho Congregational Educational So Sol 5oiety
l iety ty t of Boston announced Tuesday Tuesdaynight TueBdoyniGht Theedaynight
night that It haa voted to purchase at atcost atcost atI
I cost of JGGOO acres Bcresnlno nlno acres of ofland ofInM atland
land Just outside of the clt1Umlta city limits of ofAtlanta
Atlanta Go o a for tho site of a Tvhllo Tvhllotheological rltitotheological hllo hllotheoogrol
theological seminary The land Is Isknown Isns Isknown
known ns tho Sherman ostato and la lasaid I Isaid Issaid
said to be finely finol situated situatedANORY eltuatedANGRV situatedANGRY
ANGRY STRIKERS ATTACK GIRLS GIRLSDisgraceful GIRLSDisgraceful < lIRLSDIoraccful
Disgraceful Action of Unprincipled UnprincipledHoodlums UnprincIpledHoodlum UnprincIpledHoodlums
Hoodlums In City of Chlc Chicago ChicagoA oo ooA
A serious riot occurred Tuesday Tuesdayevening Tuesdayovenlng Tuesdayovning
evening In Chicago bonveen bo ten n aber num number number ¬
ber of strikers who walked from tho thoplant thoplant theplant
plant of the Kellogg Switch SltchDoord SltchDoordCOlI1llln Board BoardCompany BoardCompany
Company some time ago and three threeaitm three1lcn threemen
men who tio Were escorting homo a num numYr numrr
Yr rr ° 4 r gina who and Bono to work in
tho factory During tho trouble a auumber anumber
number Of shots Cr Itrti1 ant evernt
PMIiRJ IV kUth bu
riidOoEji FLOODSJN FLOODS IN TEXAS TEXASCity
City of Gainesville Under UndorFour UnderFour UnderFour
Four Feet of Water ofWaterLIVES WaterLIVES I ILIVES
LIVES ARE REPORTED LOST LOSTCloudburst LOSTCloudllurt LOSTCloudburst
Cloudburst Cloudllurt Visits southern Section of ofState ofstate of8tate
State Doing Enormous Damage Damageand
and nd Probable Loss of Life Lifeat Lifoat Lifeat
at Various Places PlacesA
A special sp Clol from fromBnn Ban Antonio says A Acloudburst Acloudburst
cloudburst visited tho southwestern southwesternsection southwesternsection
section of Texas Thursday entailing a aheavy 0heavy aheavy
heavy property loss lossThe 1088The lossThe
The flood which was tho result of oftremendous oftremcndousralns oftremendous
tremendous tremcndousralns rains that had been falling fallingcontinually failingcontlnuol1y fallingcontinually
continually In southwestern Texas for forthroe forthroo fortlir
throe tlir o days swept down Mcdlo creek creekvalley cree1tvalley croccvalley
valley submerging land and ullwytrnds lallwxy lallwxytracks iaiIwtytracks
tracks to a depth of six feet The Tbotowns Thotowno Thetowna
towns of Normanna and Pettus wcro wcrocompletely werocomplotoly worocompletely
completely Inundated Many Mnn thousand thousandacres thouolUUlocros thouaiutaacres
acres of corn ori and cotton land woro woroswept woroswopt wornswept
swept by tho torrent orrcnt and it Is report reported ¬
ed that the crops will bo a total lobs loosTho 10011T110 lobsTim
Tho Tim tracks of onbo tho Southern Pacific and nndtho andtho nodthe
tho flan Antonla nnd Aransas AraUSnSPI88 AraUSnSPI88rnllroads PASS PASSrailroads Passrailroads
railroads are washed out at many manypoints manypoints manypoints
points and several bridges wcro do destroyed doBtroyed dontroycd ¬
stroyed stroyedEarly BtroyedEuly ntroycdE3rly
Early reports of great loss of life lifeat lifeot lifeat
at Ucovlllo nro known to ho untruo untruocareful untruoeerotul untruocareful
careful Inquiry showing that not more morethan morathnn morethan
than ono fatality occurred A portion portionof portioof
of tho town was submerged by the rap rapId rapId rapsId
Id overflow of Pocsta creek and a num number numbor numbor ¬
bor of houses mainly small Mexican Mexicanjacals Moxthn MoxthnJacols MoxianJacals
jacals woro washed away Tho prop proprty pr proprty < JII JIIrty
rty damage dam ago In Doovlllo Is placed at
50000
Eleven Reported Drowned
A dispatch from Dallas says A Acloudburei Acloudbunt Acboudburrt
cloudburei and tornado swept over tho thocountry thocountry thecountry
country between Ban Antonio nnd Cor Corpus Corpus Corpus
pus Christ Thursday and news was to toceivcd 10celved iacalved
calved late during tho night that cloy cloven elovon cloyon ¬
on persons are known to have lost losttheir losttheir losttheIr
their lives near Potlus PotlusGainesville PettusGalnevllle PottusGaInesville
Gainesville Inundated InundatedAt
At ono oclock Friday morning the thecity thocity tic ticcity I
city of Gainesville was under four fact factof fletof teiof
of water Thousands of people took tookrefUgo tooltrefuge
refuge on tho housetops There are arerumors arorumors arcrumors I
rumors of loss of life but It was kn knposslblo kIIJI hopossible
possible JI < IsBlblo to confirm tho story as the thecity tillcity thecity
city was In total darkness darknessTho s srhe
Tho dnmngo will roach from 150000 U60000to 150000to I
to 200000 Two crooks whl which h flow flowby flowby lowby
by tho ho town ono through tho center centerand cantornnd centorand
and ono west lira a 1 mile wide wideH
I H started raining In Gainesville Gainesvilleabout GalneBv1ll0nbout Oalnesvliicabout I
about 1030 10 Sunday morning In a slow slowdrlztlo slowIlrlulo aiosdrizzle
drizzle which lasted until about 030 030p I Ip
p m nnd then started to pour down downIt
It was the greatest flood l1 od known In Inmany irmany n nmany
many years In fact many old settlors settlorssay p psay
say they never saw its equal No ac accurate IICcurnto itecurate ¬
curate estimate can ns yet ba learned learnedas I Ias
as to tho damage done by tho waters watersJccan wntorJoctm watersJcc
Jccan Jcc n creek which flows through throughtho L Lthin
tho city and also Elm creek went far farpast farpast farpast
past their highest mark markMOTHERS marlMOTHERS markMOTHERS
MOTHERS INSANE DEED
Hangs noi Herself and Two Young Chil Children Chlldren Children ¬
dren to Rafters In Attic AtticA
A terrible tragedy occurred Thurs Thursday Thursday Thureday ¬
day night In Urn village of Leroy N NY NY NY
Y when Mrs William Daxtcr hanged hangedherself hangodIlorllolf hangedherself
herself and two children Goodson Goodsonagod Goodsonagod Goodsonaged
agod 8 years and Gladys aged 3 3When 3Whon 3When
When her husband returned to tho thohouso thohouso thehouso
houso at C oclock ho could not got In InHo InlIe I Itlo
Ho waited for somo time then broke brokeIn
In a window and searched tho house houioIn
In an unfinished attic over tho kitch kitchen ¬
on reached by b a ladder ho saw hang
Lag side by side IIlo from tho ratters rafors his hiswlfo hil hiswIfe
wIfe wlo and two children childrenFrom cbUdrenFom cWidrenFrom
From Fom indications Indlcnlons tho woman womal must musthavo Inusthavo musthave
havo carried carie the tbochlldron children up the lad laddor laddor laddor
dor ono at n tlmo Tho IO room roqnr Was so solow solow soiow
low that tho boys feot nearly touched touchedtho touchedthe
tho floor floorSNOW fioorSNOW floorSNOW
SNOW STORMIN STORM IN JULY JULYFlurries JULYFlurrle JULYffiurrlei
Flurries Flurrle Reported Throughout Moun Mountana Mountana Moundtans
tana and Heavy Fall Fal on the Divide DivideSnow DIvideSnow DivideSnow
Snow wan wa general geneal In Montana Montlna Thurs Thursday Thursday Thuradaynhight ¬
day daynhight slight flurries fiurles being reported from fromall fromnil fromall
all over tso state Tho fall fallwak WAS wal heay heayon
on tho continental conlnentnl divide Tho ho tem tompraturo temperaturo temperature ¬
perature praturo dropped droPl1 to 45 Tho snow nl nltcrnatod alternate niternatod
tcrnatod ternate with cold rains and great greatdamage grelt greltdamng greatdamngo
damage to t crops Is feared fearedSTRIKE learell learellRIKE fearedSTRIKE
STRIKE RIKE ON IN BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAMAlabama DIRMINGHAMAlabama
Alabama Miners and Operators Oper ltor Fail FaPto FQI Failto I
to Agree AIree A rce on Wage Scale ScaleAt ScaleAt ScaleAt
At a mooting motng In Birmingham Jrmhlghun Ala AlaTuesday AltTuesdny AlaTuesday
Tuesday afternoon aforoon tho Miners and op operators OIlerRtorll oporators ¬
orators failed tnled to agree and a strike If Ifon I Ion Ison
on
onTho
Tho minors who had held elections electionsoffered olcclols olcclolsofere electionsoffered
offered ofere to accept tho operators propo propoeltlon J1ropelton propoeltion
eltlon elton of 2 12 cents per too Advance Advanceprovided Idncl advanceirOvilCd
provided rovlllld however tho operators sub subtnlt 811hmlt submit
tnlt tho miners miner demand of an addi additional nddltonal aitiitional ¬
tional tonal 2 12 cents eight olgh hours nnd a nfiomlmonthly aomlmonthly apomlmonthby
fiomlmonthly pay day dn to arbitration arbitrationiTho arbtrton arbtrtonho
iTho ho operators refused to concede to toadditional tuaddlona toadditional
additional addlona demands conceo
FOR MAIL BOX SWINDLE SWINDLEAlbany SWINDLEAIany SWINDLEAlbany
Albany New York Man Is I Arrested Arrcted on onCharge onCharge onCharge
Charge of Complicity ComplicityW Complcity ComplcityW
W v D Hackct laclct has been ben arrested arrcste at atAlbany athlbnn atAlbany
Albany N Y Yfor for complicity complcity In a 1 post postoffice potoomco po poomco
omco mall mal box swindle and It I Is Ischarged J 1 1charged
charged that ho Is ono of several per persons Jor Jorsona perIons ¬
sons who have been operating opratng exten extensively extenslvel oxtenaively ¬
sively slvel In various varlouscUQs variouscitles cltlos of tho country countrymaking C countrymaking < luntr
making their headquarters In Wash Washington Wah WahIngton Washington ¬
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SHERIFF SHERI FF SHOT BY MOB MOBj MOBSensational MOBaenauonal MOBBensatlonal
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Sensational aenauonal Lynching Occurs In soot Sootts Soottsboro eottsboro
boro Alabama AlabamaGovernor Governor Jelk JelksTakesPrompt JelkTakes JelkTakesPrompt
TakesPrompt Takes Prompt Action ActionAt Acton ActonAl
At Scottsboro SoUlbor ScottsboroAJa Ala Mpnday night nightAndrew nl nightAndow ht htAn
Andrew An ro Dlmras a negro nego wns wnstaken wnstaken wastaken
taken from the Jail jll and hanged hngc by a amob 0mob amob
mob DImms was wnf arrested arreste Sunday Bimdnyfor Bimdnyforan for foran foran
an attempt to criminally lTlmlnallYllIsout erirnlnahlyassault assault Alma Alfnatho Alfuotho
tho 10yearold daughter of f Dr D 13 13Smith DSmih BSmith
Smith Smih and tho first that Sheriff Shorlf Aus Austin Austll Austin ¬
tin tll know of tho mob was Wil when It Itput Itput itput
put In an appearance npporl1nco In tho hallway hallwayof holwoy holwoypf
of the to jail jailTho jai jailThe
Tho sheriff 8herlf seized sobO two pistols and andmounting andmountng andmounting
mounting mountng tho stairs said ho would wouldkill wolhl wouldkili i
kill ki any ono that tbat attempted to como up upTho upTho upTho
Tho threat was met with a volley and andtho andtho andthe
tho sheriff sherl emptied his revolver in re reply roply reply ¬
ply Before ho could reload ho was wasshot WI1I WI1Ishot wasshot
shot down Ono shot took tok effect ofect In his hisright hisrlsht hIsright
right leg leg and the other in his hil pistol pistolnrm pistolarm pistolarm
arm thereby Uoroby disabling disablng him himThe himThe
The daughter of tho sheriff shorl ran to toher toher toher
her father and nl was at II once covered coveredb coveredba by bya
a pistol In tho hands of a member of oftho oftho ofthin
tho mob and made to deliver delver tho keys keysto kesto
to the th cell cel In which tho negro was wasconfined WI1Sconfined wasconfIned
confined Tho cell col was quickly un unlocked unloke nfllocked ¬
locked loke and the trembling victim victm was wasled wnslod wasled
led out wth a halter Ho 10 was march marched ¬
ed to a placo In n the west end o d of town townwhere towuwhero townwhere
where the other end of tho rope rOi a was wasthrown wasthrown wasilirown
thrown across tho arm of a telegraph telegraphpolo
polo and tho negro was quickly drawn drawnup
up Tho telephone wires wore cut so soas sons soas
as to t prevent J vent the culling coIlng for rIr aid aidGovernors aldGovernora aidGovernors
Governors Prompt Action ActionA Acion AcionA
A Montgomery special says Gov Governor Oovernor Govornor ¬
ernor Jclks Tuesday requested Judgo JudgoJ
J A Dllbro to call cal a special term of ofthe 01the ofthe
the circuit court to immediately try tryfive tryfvo tryfive
five fvo members of tho mob who lynched lynchedAndrew lynchel lynchedAndrew
Andrew Dlmms a negro and anI seriously seriouslyshot
shot Sheriff Austin AUlltn In tho attempt to toget toget toget
get tho negro at Scottsboro Scotsboro Ala Mon Monday Monday Monday ¬
day night Thoso five men wore rec recognized recognlzoll roeognized ¬
ognized by tho sheriff sheriffTho sheriffThe herU
The governor on receiving word wor of oftho oftho
tho lynching Immediately wired Judgo JudgoIJIlbro JudgoDlbro JudgeIlilbro I
IJIlbro Dlbro to call col a special apclal term of the thocourt thecourt
court It I Is said tho governor Intends Intendsto I
to Insist that tho guilty gll parties partes bo pun punished punIshed punSished ¬
ished ishedUndor IshedUndor ishedUnder
Undor tho law It will wi bo thirty 10s 10sheforo days daysbefore daysbefore
before tho court can bo held as notice noticewill nOllcewill noticewill
will have h vto to bo given for that length lengthof
of tlmo tlmoCRUM tlmoCnUM timeCHUM
CHUM APPROVES LYNCHINGS LYNCHlNGSCharlestons LYNCHINGSChnrloatons LYNCHINGSCharlestons
Charlestons Colored Collector Takes TakesUnexpected TakeUnexpected
Unexpected Unexpectedoround Ground on Mob Law LawCollector LnwColletor LawCollector
Collector Colletor W D Crum of Charleston CharlestonS
B C has shocked his fellow felow negroes negroesby ncgocby eGroosby
by advocating advoating lynching At a mooting mootingIn meotng meotngIn
In Chicago Tuesday Tuodaynlgh night ho said saidLynchlngs saidIynchlngs saidLynchings
Lynchlngs savor of tho barbarism barbarismof borlrl m mO
of O tho dark ages but we must Iust think thinkof thiiiliof I
of tho crimes that provoko them themThoso themThoso themThese
Thoso crimes crlmeuaro aro so atrocious atrolou that no nopunishment nopunlshmont ncpunishniont
punishment Is too sovero for them themLynching them17nchllg themLynching
Lynching 17nchllg Is not a I i race problem problemsaid problomBll problemsaid
said Bll Dr Crum There Is no north or orsouth orlouth orsOuth
south louth but tho form of unlawful Inlawful pun punishment punIshment punishmont ¬
ishment Is general all over tho coun country country coontry ¬
try Tho most mOBt mosthorriblo horrible lynching which whichever whlchever I Iover
ever took placo In this country occur occurred occurred occurred ¬
red In Delaware only on I a few feW days ago OgoStick agoSuch go goSuch
Such punishments savor of tho barbar barbarisms harburIsms barburlame ¬
isms of tho dork ages but wo must mustconsider mustconslor mustconsider
consider tho crimes that piovoko piovokothem plvoko plvokothem
them them Thoy arc so ntrocloim Rtrocl l that no nopunishment 10 10lunlshment ncpunishment I
punishment lunlshment Is too to severe severeToo soveroToo severeToo
Too many lany persons Ilorson denounce lynch lynchIngs lynchIngs lynchIngs
Ings wlhout wlholt considering their cause causeIf causeIf i
If I tho law was quick and decisive decls1o there therewould I Iwould I Iwould
would bo fewer lynchings lynchlngsTho
Tho remedy Is to exterminate tho thohorrible thohorrlhlo I Ihorrible
horrible wretches that commit tho thotho thotho thethe
tho crlracw crImenot not by killing Idling them but butby butby bulby
by teaching them bettor bettorCUT botor botorCUT bettorCUT
CUT ALMOST IN TWAIN TWAINCrime TWAINOrlme TWAINcrime
Crime of Horrible Atrocity Reported ReportedFrom RepnrtedFrom ReportedFrom
From New Braunfels Texas TexasA Tex TexA
A special spoilt from Now Nol Draunfcls Tex Texsays rxSlS rexsays
says SlS Many posses of armed men aro aropursuing aroPlrsuln arcpursuing
pursuing Plrsuln < with wih bloodhounds a aman nogro nogroman nQr
man who attempted ntomllted to toalsnult assault and andmortally nndmorolly andmortahiy
mortally morolly wounded Mrs Mr Emll Emi Gnmle Gnmlewlfo Orunlowlto clroniewife
wife of a farmer farm or who lives five miles milesfrom mies miesfrom I Ifrom
from town townTho townTho townThe
Tho negro appeared at tho Gronlo Gronlohomo Ormlo Ormlohomo Gronlehomo
homo and demanded money mono Before Dcforetho Dcforotho Beforethe
tho womnn could reply ho seized sol ze hor hurand horand
and 01 throw thro her to tho floor foor and with a arazor arazor
razor slashed slnsh his victim across tho ab abdomen abdomon nhdemon ¬ I
demon almost nlmostsoverlng severing her body The Thedogs Thedogs Thedogs
dogs about nbolt tho yard ard sot up a baldl barkinand barking barkingand
and frightened tho negro legro away awayBIG awnyBIG awaylIla
BIG TRUST IN TROUBLE TROUBLEReceivers TRCUDLE TRCUDLEReceive
Receivers Will Wi Be e Appointed for Uni United Unlted UnIted ¬ I
ted States State Shipbuilding Shlphuldlng Company CompanyAt
At Newark N J Tuesday u0dIY Judgo JudgoKlrkpatrlck JudgeKlrkpatrlclc
Klrkpatrlck 1 < lrkptrlclt announced to counsel counlcol rep representing roprCllontng represonting ¬
resenting rCllontng tho United nied States Shipbuild Shipbuilding Shipbuid ShipbuidIng ¬
ing Company hat ho had read all 01 tho thopapers thopapors thepapers
papers in tho th case and am had hld decided decidedthat decldodthot decidedthat
that tho corporation Is Insolvent and andthat andthat andthat
that its 1s directors had failed to take takeproper takeprpr takeProper
proper prpr stops to protco tho bondhold bondholders bndhoh bndhohersandeeemod ¬
ers ersandeeemod and cccmod to bo without ability abilityto nbll
to raise funds Therefore In tho Inter Interest Inter interest ¬
est of tho bondholders ho said I shall shallappoint sbnl shallAppoint
appoint applnt receivers rcler I will hear counsel counselas
as o whom they may mn dcslro dcstroto to name nameGEORGIA name namelEORGIA nameGEORGIA
GEORGIA < BAR ASSOCIATION
Meets Meeti In Annual Session Sel Ion at Tallulah Talulah TalulahFalsNew TaliulabFallsNew TallulahFalls
Falls FalsNew FallsNew New Members Member Admitted AdmittedThe AdmittedTh
The Th Georgia Gergia Dar Association Assoliton convon convened convone ¬
ed e at Tnlluluh Falls Jals Thursday In an annual nnnual annual ¬
nual session After Afer the t1 routine rOIUno organl organization organlzatlon organlzatlon ¬
zatlon business Including the adoption adoptionof dopton doptonof
of tho dally program thirtyfive now nowmembers nowmember newmembers
members member were admitted admitte to tho associa association assoclaion ¬
ion ossola ossolatlon
tionTho
The presence prlsenco of Judge Julge Alton Alon 1 1Parker l B BParker
Parker of Now NoW York rk who ho delivered deliveredtbo delvercd delvercdtho
the annual address addreB was WCS an Interesting Intere tng
feature of the convention conventionPOSTAL conventionPOSTAL
conenton conentonPOSTAL
POSTAL EXPENSES HEAVY HEAVYDeficit HEAVYDefcit HEAVYDeficit
Deficit Defcit of Nearly Five FlvoMlllons Millions Caused CausedBy CausedBy CausedBy
By Rural Free Delivery Delvery Service ServiceCaptain ServiceCaptain ServiceCaptain
Captain Castle the auditor nudlor of the thotreasury thetr thetreasury
treasury tr tr for tho pbstoOtco pstomco department departmentThursday dcpartmentTursllay departmentThursday
Thursday Tursllay made the to official estimate estimatethat estmato estmatothat estimatethat
that tho postal postl deficiency defcenc for tho fiscal fiscalyear fisca fiscalyear
year earJIBl just closed cosC will wi bo 4617202 6120 The Thedeficit Thodel1clt ThedefIcit
deficit for the previous fiscal fsal year was
2961170 961170 This Thilblg big Increase Incroae Is attn attributed aUrlbute attnbuted ¬
buted bute to tho enormous Increase in ex expenditures expendlUtC8 expendltures ¬
penditures pendlUtC8 for the rura rral rural free delivery d
wrvlc rl 9 during 4urlo tbo past year yearr ur 1v
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LYNCHING IS NATIONAL NATIONALBooker
Booker Washington Admits fn n Ad Addreet Addren Address
dress that Mob Law la II Not Wholly Whollyt Wholy WholyConfed WhollyConfined
t Confined Confed to the South SouthIn 1 1In
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In Louisville OUIIVlo Ky y Thursday night nightbefore llht llhtborore ght ghtbtore
before an audience which crowded Ma Macauloys Maculoys Macauloys
cauloys theater to tho doors dqrs 4 rs Dookcr DookcrT Doker DokerT
T Washington head of thtf Tuskegee TuskegcoNormal TuskegeeNormal TuskegeeNormal
Normal school Bcholdelvored delivered an addross addressIn
In i n which ho said that recent rcgretta rcgrettabio
blo events In connection with therace theracequestion the theracoquestion race racequoston
question quoston only wont to show Ihow that lynch lynchlaw Iyochlaw lynchlaw
law was not confined to tOny any section of oftho oftho olthe
tho country These Thesocvontl events bo said saidtcndcd snIdten saIdtenled
tcndcd ten ed to simplify BlmpJ tho problem pro lem by bymaking bymnklng bymaking
making It national Ho 10 admitted ndmltcd that thattho thattho thattho
tho race was now passing a very ver so serious sorlous sonious ¬
rious and trying period porI ad of dovelup development dovelupment dovelupmont ¬
ment and appealed to tho thonogro negro to bo bocalm lo localm hocalm
calm and exercise self Bel control contraAmong controlAmong controlAmong
Among tho other speakers speakerswns was W WII WU
II Lewis Lewll assistant attorney ntorney of o Massa Massachusetts Ma8schllsOts Massachusotta ¬
chusetts chllsOts who was appointed several severalmonths lIevernlmonths severalmonths
months ago by President Roosevelt RooseveltBooker loosoveH loosoveHDoker RooseveltBooker
Booker Doker Washington said In part partIn partIn
In tho midst of tho present deep In Interest Intermlt Interest ¬
terest growing out of matters mnter connect connected conn ct ctod ¬
od with our race it can bo stated statl that thatrecent thatreont thatrecent
recent reont events as osrcgretablo regrettable as they theyaro tbeyaro theyare
aro have tended to simplify simply tho prob problem prolllem probiem ¬
lem In ono direction dlre Uon at least Tho Thoevents Thooents Theovonts
events to which refer show that tho thoquestions thoquestions thequestions
questions pertaining to our race aro aroeach aroeach arceach
each day more mor and more m re becoming becomingnational becomIngnntonol becomingnational
national nntonol rather than local and section sectional socton soctonnl ¬
al ones When we the
can carry quo quotlon qUOIton quotion
tlon ton up lp Into tho atmosphere where wheremen wheromen wheremen
men of all ni races north and south southwill southwi southwili
will wi discuss IlscuBs t 1 with calmness with wih ab absence 0 0senco nbsence ¬
sence of passion and sectional sectolnlleclng sectolnlleclngJ feeling feelingI
I believe wo shall 8hol havo made a distinct dllltlnGtadvance distinctadvance distinctadvance
advance advanceIn
In tho present pre ent season of anxiety anxietyand
and almost of despair which possesses possesseson
possessesI
an element of tho race hero aro two twothings twothlngu twothlnga I
things which I wish to say as strongly stronglyas stronglyaalmay
as aalmay aalmayFirst I may mayFirst may1lrst
First 1lrst let no man of tho race be become boocome hocoma ¬
come discouraged or hopeless Though Thoughtheir Thoughtheir Thoughtheir
their voices may not bo often or loudly loudlylifted louily louilylfed loudlylifted
lifted lfed there ther arc In this country north notthnnd nOI northand th thfnd
and fnd south men who mean to help to tosoo to8eo tothat
soo ° ° that justice Is rooted out olt to tho thoraco thornco therace
race In all 01 tho avenues of life lo Such Sucha Surli Surlin
a man Is Judge Thomas C Jones of ofAlabama ofAlobomo ofAlabama
Alabama to whom more credit should shouldbo
bo given lven for blotting blottng out Olt tho Infamous Infamoussystem Infumoussyslem Infamoussystem
system of peonage ponago than to any other otherJudgo othcrJUdgo I
Judgo Jones represents the very high blghC highoat righcot I II
oat C typo typ of southern manhood lanboodnd lanboodndthoro and andthere andthoPo
there aro hosts of others Illto lit him himSecond himSecond himSecond
Second let us keepbefore Us the thefact thefact thefact
fact that almost 01108t without wlbout exception ev every V Voy ycry ¬
cry race or nation nton that has ever got gotupon Hotupon gotupon
upon its 1s feet has done so through throughstruggle tbroughItruggle throughstruggle
struggle and trial and persecution persecutionand persecutionand
and that out of this very ry resistance to towrong torong towrong
wrong rong out of tho struggle against againstodds ngalnstods againstodds
odds ods they have gained strength self selfconfidence selCconldence selfconfidence
confidence conldence and experience experienceNo
No one should seek se k to close his hiseyes hisQes Iristo
eyes Qes to the truth that the race Is paus pausing pall pallIng pasging ¬
ing through a very serious and tryldg tryldgperiod trylgporlod I Iperiod
period of Its Is development a period periodthat periodthat I Ithat
that calls cals for tho uso of our ripest ripestthought ripestthought ripestthought
thought our most mOlt sober judgment and andfrequent andfrfquont andfrequent
frequent calls cals to Him 1m who has prom promised prm prmIse promfeed ¬
feed Ise strength to the weak weakDurlpff weal weakDtirlpg
Durlpff Durlll tho season through which whichwo
wo WO are now passing I am going to ask askwith nBkwih askWith
with wih all n1 nh tho emphasis that I am able ableto IIbleto ableto
to command that tha eachIndividual oach IndivIdual of oftho oftho I Itho
tho race keep a calm mind und cxcr cxcrclso excrelse exerclan
else tho greatest degree of selfcon selfcontrol Belcontrol soif con control ¬
trol and that wo all ni keep a bravo bravoheart broheart braveheart
heart Let nothing lead us to extremes extremesof extrles extrlesof I Iof
of utterances uterancou or action ucton Uy this UII meth method method mothod ¬
od of proceduro wo shall Ihal be able to tojustify toJusUy tejustify
justify JusUy tho faith of our friends and andconfound ondconfound andconfound
confound our enemies enemiesTREATIES enemiestREATIES enemiesTREATIES
TREATIES SIGNED AT LAST LASTCubans LASTCubans LASTCubans
Cubans Sign Documents Relating Relatng to toNaval toNaval toNaval
Naval and Coaling Coalng Bates BatesA DuC
A special from Havana says Thu Thutreaty Thotreaty Thutreaty
treaty covering tho naval and Rndcoolns Rndcoolnsstaton coaling coalingstation coalingstation
station staton bases and tho treaty trrty placing
tho Isle of Pines wholly whOly under Cuban Cubansovereignty Cubin Cubinsoverolgnty Cubansovereignty
sovereignty were signed Thursday at atnoon otnoon atnoon
noon noonTho noonTho noonTire
Tho two treaties treateu whlcb are tim tl last lastof lalt laltof lastof
of tho six between
betwcn the United States Statesand Stotesand Statesand
and Cuba were subscribed In
dupli duplicate luI dupilato ¬
cate nto at tho secretary ot a o states office I
Tho Itle Ile feb of Pines treaty t nt was plgncd
last While turning over tho
Whie savor sovereignty savoroignty ¬ I
eignty of the Island to tho absolute absolutesovereignty absolutolovcrelgnt absolutesovereignty
sovereignty of Cuba tho treaty safe safeguards snft safeguards ¬
guards tho rights and onll1rlvllegos privileges of r tho
American residents on tho Island Islal ns1 ns1though nstholsh a athough
though tory they wore on o American Alerlcon terri ¬
I Ico
CHA CHARGES WILL BE B IGNORED IGNOREDComplaint
Complaint co plalnt Cannot cann be beLodged Lodged Against AgainstColombian AgainstColombian j
Colombian Consul CCul In London LondonThe London LondorThe
The stato department dopment Is 1 not disposed disposedat
at present prornt to take tko any notko of any anyof an anat anyof I
of tho utterances uterncs attributed atribute In tho ca cacnblo cacable i >
cnblo dispatcher dlspatchu to tho Colombian con consul conaul ¬
sul at a London Londonascribing ascribing Invidious mo1 mo1tlves mo ma matlvea I
tlves UVC to the UMHo UIC States Stltc government governmentin
in project projectIt connection conneton with ho Panama Fanan canal cnnl cnnlprojoct canalproject I Iproject I II
It I Is said at tho department deparlmentthat that thatwhllo thatwhile I
whllo thoro would wou1 bo precedent prceent for forcomplaining forcomplnnlng forcomplaining
complaining complnnlng of tho action of tho Co Colombian Co Colombian ¬
lombian lombto officials located Ioted In II tho United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States It i Is not at all alclcar clear that a com complaint cor cornplaint ¬
plaint could bo lodged 10lged against aginst a Co Colombian Colorubian ¬
lombian official In another count country ty
REDWINE REFUSES TO VACATE VACATEJudge VACATEJudge VACATEJudge
Judge Declares Dulare It I Is I His HI Duty to Pre Preside Pre Proside ¬
side During Special Term of Court CourtConsiderable CourtCnslderable CourtConsiderable
Considerable surprlso sllrpr o was wal created at atJackson atJackson atJackson
Jackson Ky Monday by an announce announcement announcoment announccmont ¬
ment from Circuit JiMgo Kcdwlno Rcdwln that thathe thathe thatlie
he will 1 not vacate tho bench during the thespecial thespcclnl thespecial
special t term rm of court called calo for next nextweek nextweek nextweek
week In order tbt a special grand gand jury jurymight jurynl Juryrnlht
might nl rnlht ht Investigate Investgato tho assassinations nssasenatons of ofJim ofJlm ofJim
Jim Cockrlll Cockr1 and Dr Cox members mpmbers of oftho ofthe
tho Cockrlll Cokr1 faction who were assas assassinated auosslnated assassinated ¬
sinated prior to the killing kilng of Marcum MarcumJudge MarcuniJudge
Judge Rcdwlno declared delared that the thoclamor thecamor theclamor
clamor camor from tho outsfdo outlrdo for a special speial
judge jlgo was based on a misconception misconcepton as a ato
to the thf exigencies of tho situation siuation Ho Hosaid Hosaid Hosaid
said that he belovod believed It to bo his duty
to remain on tho bench and not 10t throw throwtho throwthe throwthe
the responsibility rsponsibity on tho shoulders shoulder of ofsome orsoma ofBorne
some ono clso clsoBy clBo clBodoJns CISOThP
By dissolving doJns a WtliaA4Iml mtll hUb aea41ai H aUl > i ibe
the be milk can Is i cari cl canM 4 IB 1l5 i w U WecBsk WecBskaad Ile h1e h1ewmitd
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FRONTIER FRONTER DAYS DAYSIN IN TEXAS TEXASIT rEXASSLmE TEXASSIThSLLEDM
SLmE SIThSLLEDM SIThSLLEDMI S KILLED r
DY INDANS INDANSJ
T seems scma that tbnllurlnE during the Ihomany many lany lone loneyears Ion longyears I
years ears that t Tcxn vas VS settling Ictlln ns nsnow nsnow asnow
IT J now counties were formed and anl tho thoborder tbobrder tlroborder
border brder gradually extended each unchcounty eachcounty vnclicounty
of In Indian InICirol Indlah ¬
county had Its equal equn proportion lrOllorton
dian < ICirol troliblcs cs HrownCounty nrown Count wns no noexception 10 10exccptlO ItOexceptIon
exception and furnished furished her bloody bloodychapter bloodychapter I Ichapter
chapter to Bwcll Hwol the crimson crhlson pages 11ses of offrontier atrontcr offtontior
frontier rontcr history historyDuring hlstorDlrlll historyDuring
During Dlrlll the fall tal of 1857 87 numerous numeroushostllo nUIlOUI nUnICEOUShostile
hostile hOIUo bands passed through Pccnu PccnuValley IetanVolle IecanValley
Valley Volle riding over the country In dtiy dtiylight duylght dtiylIght
light lght and IUJdatacklng attacking every one they theymet theymet theymet
met During this time a bond bald of eight eightIndians ehhtInlinns eight1tdlans
Indians Inlinns came upon Brooks lroolt8 Lee He Hewns Ie IeWRI ItOtyna
wns WRI riding rldllg u I mule and was os about n halt Imlfa Inlt Inlta
a mile 11 from his much In the valley valleyJust vitilO vitilOJust 11
Just below tho present lIre sent town towl of Drown Drownwood Ilrownwood Brownwood
wood 1uere hero jvns n small smnl field tel near nearby nNI nearby
by and to this Leo succeeded in get getting getUng getfling
ting nnd took refuge rlfu e behind the fence fenceTho ttI feniceThe
The Tlo Indians wero close upon UPOI hint hll rind nndslooUng rindshooting indshooting
shooting slooUng arrows when whcl he dismounted dismountednnd Ilsmollcll Ilsmollcllni
nnd ni crossed croBlel the fence lencl Ills Ils only onlyweapon onl onlwenpoll onlyvcnTIo1t
weapon wns a slxshootcr hut hit he wasn wasncool was vtis a acol acooi
cool col brnvi br man Unu and a 11 his Ural frst sliqt sliqtkilled aliqtkilled bQtkU
killed kU an Indian Ildlnn which hlchpul put a check checkon
on tho 1 advance of the others when whenthey whenthty yinetnthey
they discovered 1ecorell that their tlelr enemy enem was wnsHot WSIlot wastrot
Hot afraid nClnl1 fliRt nlil knew horr 10 to use U o his hispistol hl hlplslol liipistol
pistol They halted at tho body od of tho thofnlku thofal thealien
alien fal n one ole some dismounted dlsmoultell and 01 talc taking taltIng talclog ¬
ing him up placed hhu hm him behind blhl11 nn 11 11otbtr mlother nnother
other otbtr Indian 1II1nl to bo II carried eorlct off This Thishalt ThIstnl Thishalt
halt tnl enabled the settler so t er with wih tho nil nilvnntngo mIlntage advaintirga
vnntngo lntage of the fence to gain lall addi additional 01111 nddttionni ¬
tional tlolol distance and nnl tho Indians lllall BOOH BOOHgnyo 1001 50011gayo I IGnyo
gnyo lp tip p the chase chnl arid rode role away awayThoy nwa nwaThoy awayTiroy
Thoy left tho slain Indians Indllns blanket blanketwhich blnnketwbleh blanketwinch
which was covered with wih blood hloollrows Ar Arrows Arrows ¬
rows were In the fence felce circe and ground groundnnd groundand groundand
and some SOlO In lie mule muleA mulA
A short time tme after the attack ntnck upon uponJJrooko UllonJro uponBrooks
Brooks Jro luJ Lee n man named nme Lewis who wholived siiolived I IIhed
lived three miles mllslower lower down tho vnley vnleynear vnl1eyimear I1cy
near l1ear tho mouth of Stepps Creek hnd hndgono hndgOIl madgone I
gone gOIl out ou about a tulle mie or less from Ills Illslioieo hislllse mislioso
lioieo lllse to unhdbble llMhble and hive up his hisIjorecs hishorscs lilaIjoracs
Ijorecs when helfve five Indian Inlnl nut lI upon him himkilled hln hln1lcl himkilled
killed 1lcl him dud Mil captured eapllell the horses horsesThe 1101SCSfhco liorsOsThe
The arrow which killed Idled Lewis went wentclear wentcenr wentclear
clear cenr through his body The Imllnns Imllnnsnow lullnns lullnnsJOW Intlinnanow
now JOW passed on down dowl the valley vnley and nld Ml MlIn MIIn fellin
In with wih another olother band which Increased incicnscdtheir Inclcasedtheir Increasedtheir
their number llmb r to seventeen lroin 11011 there therethey therethey therethey
they went through thlOUlh Lnmpasna ImnRs nod on onto 01 em emto
to the bend of Nolnus Creek Or < l in Dell DellCounty DellCounty BellCounty
County anti onl there turnltit tlmhu hack parsed parsedthrough 1I Passedthrough sed sedtlrouJh
through tlrouJh Coryell County south of Ontos Ontosvlllo Gntls Gntsiliosoin1o
vlllo 10 iliosoin1o some sOle ten or twelve t miles mies On the thehead Ulehend tirebend
head of Owl Creek they came upon two twomen twomenDrown twomenBrown
men menDrown Drown nod Ild Pierce FIercewho Piercewino who with wih n nn nn aa
n little Ito boy named Dnvu DII Elam were wcrohnullng werelnullgralR veroIrnullngrniis
hnullng Irnullngrniis lnullgralR mils to fence a farm Cal The lit llttlo lt ltUobor littie ¬
tie Uobor boy jumped from rein the wagon and nndfled nll nllled andlied
fled led for life 1ft Some of the Indians Pile pursued IHt IHtsuell Pilestied ¬
sued him 1m nnd nnt catching up with wih him himstruck himstruck himstruck
struck him hm several times but seeing seeingOIIP Itllnl
Olin Olp of the men nbout to cot et away left leftthe leCtthe lefttine
the boy at orl Uhtt < l rn to catch him 1m The two twomen twoJ1ln twomoon
men J1ln were killed Itlled nnd 01 scalped sCllped but tho thoInd th thInll tlilad
lad made his hil escape He nftorwavil nftorwavillived nterwor1 nterwor1IIel afterwantillvel
lived IIel In 11 Coryell Corel and nlll was wn known as asIndian asIndian asIndian
Indian Dave DnvcIn DaveIn
In the upper uppct or western part of Cor Coryell Correll Coryell
yell County tho Indians 11111ns divided 111ldll Into Intothree Intothle intothieo
three squads each party having harrl 150 150head J I0mend O Oheml
head ot howes One 01e squad passed Ilassrc up upthe lp lpthe upthe
the Leon Valley Ynlll one up 111 Cow house HoitssCreek 10118 houseCreek
Creek and nli one onl up Inmpisns Illvor 1hcr nod nndwcro n1 nodvere
wcro wel to come cOIO together to ether ns 11 liullcntlons liullcntlonsshowed 111entiols 111entiolsshoWt1 intllcntioirsaliowed
showed shoWt1 nl tho Salt Creek Mountain Mountainthirty Motinnininthirty Iolllnln Iolllnlnthirty
thirty miles mlcs west of C the town tOWI of Co Comnnchcs ComauNles Coinnnt4tes
mnnchcs Tim ho bond bRnl that pnsscd IInscl up uptho uptbe lipthe
the Leon Ieol Valley Valey was discovered 11SCOCell Into latoono Intoono Intoone
ono evening by the mail mal carrier cn cnroute u uroute nroute
route to Drownwood Drownwool the Indians Inlians pass passing passIng Passlug ¬
ing Mercers Gap The carrier was not
by the Indians Inlians nnd he re returned returne returned
turned turne as fast as he could cOlh1 on n I mule muleseven I untieseven 1 Ie Ieseen
seven miles mils bnck to 1lsh Kllsha DiucroftgnrrlvliiR nauerots nauerotsn1hlg Diucroftg flaucroftsurniviug
nrrlvliiR n1hlg throne th Io soon after oter dark and 011 tell tellInk tellIn tolllug
Ink In the news of the presence prescnce of In Intllans Inlons litdiana
diana lons Ilunners were sent to nil ni of the thesettlements thelettements thesettlements
settlements lettements In reach lneh and by 10 oclock oclockthat ocloelthnt oIockhunt
that night n scout SCOlt of twelve Comanche ComnnclieCounty ComancheCOlnty ComancheCounty
County COlnty men ln were In the saddle and andriding a antIritllngfaat 11 11rldlnt
riding rldlnt ritllngfaat fast Salt Sni Creek Mountain ouutnll being beingtho bell beingthe
the objective ojectlo point they thought by byreaching byrenchlng byreaching
reaching that place before day dn the In Indians Indlons hitdiana ¬
diana Could olid be discovered dlscveret and Inter Intercepted InteiCIIIC1 littercented ¬
cepted CIIIC1 ns Isthy they passed pns ellin in the morning morningAbout mornlnt morningAbOUt
About Aboullullhll midnight ht a furious fulols cold col1 norther northerblew northerblew nortinerblew
blew up ulInnd and wJillc whie tho boys loys suffered sufferedmuch sufcrel atriTeredmuch
much Illch they pushed lshC on to reach n ocr certain ccrtalu ocrtaInt ¬
taInt water hole ten tel miles Iles from the themountain tho10untnll timernountaiim
mountain 10untnll nt which hlch they the supposed IuPPoFcd the theIndians thoIndln tueIndiana
Indians Indln would wOl11 stop but hit In which they theywere theyWere theyWere I
were mistaken The Indians lullnn hnd tray traveled tra tracll11 trayclod ¬ I
clod to the tll mountains 10lntnln without halting haltingnull hnltlngnnl haltingonil
null nnl beat them there thereThe thereTle thereThe
The Tle moon had gon < down and nnelt it ittoo was wastoo
too dark to see anything small smallllstinet distinct distinctly ¬
ly when the settlers Reters arrived at the themountain tbemoultnln themountain
mountain moultnln but they discovered the sto stolen stoIen stelen ¬
len horses They The had been driven drivenover Irlvnorer drivenover
over 100 10 miles In less than thirty hours hoursnnd hOlrs hOlrsmil hoursniul
nnd mil did not scare or run rln when the thewhite thohle tineWhite
white hle men cnme close cole to them Si Silently SIlenty SIiently ¬
lently lenty the thl young olnl Indian 1111an fighters OghtrsIor OghtrsIorno for forno
no old 011 or middleaged mlldlenged men were along alongsearched nlongSlnrchlnroull alongsenreheti
searched Slnrchlnroull around but could not 10t lo locate 10cnto locato ¬
cato tho Indians Inilans and had Ioll to stand stlllll In Inthe Inthe intine
the cold col1 wind with chattering teeth teethuntil teethunt teethuntil
until unt daylight da ght The dawn was not 10t faraway fnrn far taritvay
away n a and soon relieved reloved their freezing freezingstillness freezingstlnes freezingstillness
stillness stlnes Each Poch pair of eyes now nowscanned nowI nowsairiiec1
scanned I the country cOlntr trying tr lnH to locatt locatttho 10cttho locatho
tho Indians Inlals for they were near as nil ni
kn knew w Finally nnly Din D n Cox Co discovered discoveredsmoke 11scorered 11scoreredsnlokc tliscoyerctlsmoke
smoke Issuing Issllnj from n 1 deep ravine rn rlnc and andwaving anl antiwaving
waving his lint hit toward towarll It all ni advanced
In that direction Tho Indians
dircton Inlinns were wereroasting Wlreroastng vcreroasting
roasting roastng chunks of horse horfe meat and did didnot didnot didnot
not discover the lie white men who came
on foot until untl Dan Cox was within withinthirty wIthinthirty vUhlnthirty
thirty feet of their fire fr with wih n shotgun shotgunnltnod shotglnnlmC1 shotgunaimed
aimed nlmC1 at them Doth barrels missed
mIsse
lOre fire when he attempted ntempted to shoot and nndthrowingthe nll andthrowintuie
throwingthe throwlnl the gun un down drew 11rl his pistol
The Indians all al Mining llrn to their feet feetbut
but at that instant n t aunt 1hot was os fired by b bCox
Cox Cox wljlch kilted klkd nn Indian Inllnn dead dlatlln in his histrock
tracks breaking broklnt his back Dy l this
time tlno the balance of tire thl boys opened
fire from n I point just In the rear of otCx
Cox Cx but the tie brush h lsh was ns so thick and andthe IIndthe antIthe
the ring tlrnl 11 so much at at random that none noneof noneot noneof
of the shots took effect ns far nsiwns
known except ono on more mor from frm Cox Co who ho
had the advantage of tbp tle tb other men menns ureaas
ns to position posiion He e dropped another In IntHan ¬
tHan thirty feet from the th first frt but In Inmaking Inmaklnl Inmaking
making maklnl a run to get IcUo to him hum was Wls wound wounded I
oil 11 in the tle face with wih nn arrow The In ¬
diana dlals shot arrows orws back bac ns they ran rannnd rannnd rannnd
nnd another tnother one wounded OnlCl Jesse Jese Bond Dondseverely Donl Bondseverely
severely Beerl in 11 the tb shoulder sholiler The boys In
their desperate despertc efforts ctOrA to catch ctcl the fife t
log lnA Comnnehes lor tore their clothing clot bad ¬
lnd
lnj
ly The Th first
frtlnl1an Indian lint Cox killed
Cx klel
hnd hltl on rh Ikrce Pierces > rcf bat and an boots ools This Thil
firing flrin rln alarmed nblrld two other Kindsof bands nt In Int
t flJnus II who JI wcrj Wer f 1 rp5 3 Ja s the tle IAlt bAit
1 L
Creek bottoms some soml distance below belownnd belOW belOWand belownod
and they thc got up anti ran nwny IlwnyThoy IlwnyThoyhld They Theyhnd Theyhad
had hld n largo drove of horses horles and IInl suc succeeded succcel1ell11 sueceetleti ¬
ceeded ccel1ell11 in Inrle getting away with thorn toln Tho Thoband Thoband Th Thbaird
band which Cox and nlil the others fought foughtlost tOlght tOlghtlost fotightlost
lost nil oi of the liorscslt horse It hall even hay having hnvtIn haylug ¬
lug In to run 11 off ar tle In 11 tho mountlins mountains on fdot fdotThe toot ftiotrune
The ro two wound wouutlrl rd men len wcro suffering suffcrinRn 8utcrlnl 1 1I
n good deal Ieal nnd aul Boon the tim horses horSs were wererounded wererounded ero erorOlnll
I rounded rOlnll 11 tip II null n return made at atthough nlthough attinotigh
though it I was bitter hiter cold coldA A J SOY 8owell SOYel Sowcii >
ell el In the Dallas DallasTho Hiln News Newskiru I 0
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Tho city ciy of Chrlstlnnla Clllstanla long 191il ago agowent RSOwcut agoweunt
went to jaw n on the t hu question cslou of liability liabilityfor tq tUly
for time tholHJPort support of nu 11 aged woman womanWhen wownl wonnnnmWheni
When Whel the casu wns settled sctell recently leClnty it itwns ItWil itsas
wns Wil discovered 1Iseo11 tlmt tho old woman womanhad wOIon wOIonhall womanhail
had been hcel dead lend for years yearsThe yearsTire enrs enrsThe
The Miilmiujiih of Ilnroila line n nplrctf nIllf aPirce
plrctf Illf of woven WOCI work which cost over
1000000 100000 It I Is II only onl ten by l nix feet feetIn re fentin t tIn
In size but It Is woven from strings of ofpoarlfl ofpearls otpearls
pearls with wih u 1 centre nnd corner crcls crclsof circles circlesof
of diamonds dlnloluls It I won WIS three years > cnrs Iu Iuthe 11 liitime
the making makingTho makIngTine i iIhe
Tine penalty penn I nmong nmon the Hottentots Hottentotsfor Iolcntoll
for or widows wilows who mnrryngalti Jnlry nsnll111 is n some ajOlc ajOlcwhnt asonuewhat somewhat ¬
what severe one It I Is 19 the to rule amongtlwso nliioug nliiougthso among ailtougthrso
tlwso people that before lettro so marrying marryingn marrylnl
a widow wll0w must cut off of the joint of a afinger nIlger afinger
finger Ilger and present It I to her new lius liusbaud 18 18Onudou husIJauti
baud Onudou on the wedding welh day dayTho dayTim
I I1ho
Tim Shah of Persia docs not wish wlslftlo wlslftloImblle ivislittue ivislittuePublic the thepublic
public to feast their eyes on 01 the beauty beautyof heautY
of hi lb wives hos When WIKD his hml numerous numerousBpoimrs numeroussiotmaes I ISPOURrS
Bpoimrs SPOURrS go out for n ride rile or stroll strolla
a troop of attendants nttcnlnnts precede prccete thorn at ata
a distance dlitnnco of a few hundred hunllell feet feetshouting r cotstioutiiig t i isboutlng
shouting Run and 111 hide hile yourselves yourselvesPedestrians yourselveatledestrlnns oursIslPedcstrlans
Pedestrians and t1 d all ni others licit < scam scamper Bcal Bcallor scaiirper
per Indoors IndoorsIt I IIt
r Ir I
It I may he the Ozark rocks and O I Ierls cay caverns cayernms ¬
erns erls In II Arkansas contain cOlltnl1 evidence cftenco of a amore a10re amore
than has been beenfound beetifound
more 10re primitive flrlmlre man mnl bcel
found fOllnt elsewhere csowhere In II the middle Missis Missiselppl Mississipjrt JsI18 JsI18slPl1
elppl slPl1 valley lley region It I Is just possible possibletlmt pos l lo lothnt
that they th may la contain tho evidence evidencesought eldenccsught evidencesought
sought sught by b scientific men for or years yearsthat yenrsthat yearslint
that cave men existed exlstt on the American Americancontinent Alellcon Alellconcontnent Amenicanucontinent
continent contnent at the ho end nd of the last Ilst In glacial glacialepoch In Inopocl p pepochi
epoch epochChrysanthemums opocl I I I IChtiynntIienhtiflrs i
Chrysanthemums OllysIltlemuls in Japan arc arctrained tre tretrnlned arctrained
trained into numerous nUDlcrOIS quaint qunlntshnpcs shapes shapesllko shapesIlko
llko 10 the old olt English Enslsh yew trees In II tbo tboform th thform i
form 1011 of peacocks utc In Toklo there therearc tbtrc
arc 10 gardens garde1s lncocs filled IUet wIth lifesized Ifeslzed figures figuresmade fgure fgurelal1c figuresurnile
made lal1c entirely entrel of the flowers l10wlrH and leaves leavesthe Icncsthe leavestino
the faces being masks and these chrys chrysanthemum chrystontheJun chrysairthciuuum ¬
anthemum ontheJun figures fglXs accurately repre represent represent represent ¬
sent court ladles warriors children childrenand clldlen clldlennll
and nll animals one of the favorite tnrorle char characters ehnrnetel charactors ¬
actors netel being a young lady with a foxs foxstall toxstallcCllng foxstail
tall tallcCllng peeping from under Ilder her herdrfSs mesS nnd nnda a11 and anda
a 1 mask mas which by h the touch tOlch of a string stringturui Itrng Itrngtlrns 8trlngturns
turns tlrns Into reyuaids luUIs head headIt i ii i iIf II
If I you OU wcro told toll1 that t it I was possible possibleto posslll
to hear plants grow you would woult scarcely scarcelybelieve scnrcelbcllevo scarcelYbelieve
believe it but two Germans Gelmnls say they theyhave theY tineyhave
have discovered a method letholl of hearing hearingplants henrlng hearingirlautn
plants grow In the apparatus nlllmrnhll the thogrowing tlo tlogrowlnlllant thegrowing
growing growlnlllant plant Is II I connected with iti n ndisc atlie
disc 11SC having In 11 its Is centre nn indicator indicatorwhlcli Ildlcntol Ildlcntolwhich Iimdicrttorwhich
which moves 10S visibly anti nlll regularly regularlynnd rlgulnrlr rlgulnrlrnnd
nnd this on n scale fifty 11tlmosmagnt 11tlmosmagnttlet times magni magnified magnifleti ¬
fied tlet denotes IInotel the progress In II growth growthIoth Irowth IrowthBoth growthBoth
Both disc and onl indicator hll1eotor arc metal 1let l and nndwhen anllwhon andwlicui
when brought Irolght In contact with nn ni dec dectile eletlle citetile
tile tlle hammer the electric elelhlo current Clrrnt being beingInterrupted beingIntcllpted beingiimterruptcd
Interrupted Intcllpted at n t each of the divided 11ldell in Jnteistlccs intelstccs interstices
teistlccs telstccs of the disc the growth of tine thoplant Ihoplant tineplant
plant Is as perceptible perceptlUeto to the car en as to totho tothe
the eye I
A Visit Ihh Will Wil Many MIDJ Name NameOne Nllu NlluOno 2niucsOne
One of the latest deepsen curiosities curiositiesadded cuIosies cuIosiesndded curIositIesaddeil
added to tho tlo Aquarium Aqlnrilm collection colcctlol Is II In Inthe 1 1the imlie
the pool 1001 on 01 tho main floor foor with wih the thoRkntcs theska theskntes
Rkntcs ska tes and nHI young Oln sturgeon Tine ho speci specimen lecl leclIII iecfloon ¬
men Is known by h several names
III Imowl seIalnn1es among amongfishermen nl0ng nl0ngshermen amonglishiernuen
fishermen Some SOIO call cnl It I Angler be because le lenuso because ¬
cause of Its ls peculiar pecular habits It I Is flat flatlike fnt fntlke flatlike
like lke a skate sl < te or faunter flounder is of a dark darkbrown darkbrowo darkbrown
brown color nnd nll1 has las a mouth whlcb whlcbextends whlcbextends whIchextends
extends across IIcrOSI the entire entre width of Its Itsbig Is Isbig Itsbig
big flat fat head Ilall nnd back bac on either side sidenn sldoni sidenil
nn ni unusual length Along its Ihllack back Is Isn IIIa isa
a flexible lexlbl spikelike sl1ltetke attachment atachment which whichordinarily whichordlnnrly ivhicirordinarily
ordinarily ordlnnrly lien lel so close coso to the bade bncl ns nsto lS lSto asto
to look lok hike tko tho spinal column colulnerlla colulnerllafsh of Ilia Iliafish thi thiflaIr
fish fsh When tho Angler wants nnls to tocatch tocatch
catch a breakfast It 1 erects erectsthQ the flexible flexiblesplko texlble texlbleRplko liexiblespike
spike on Its ls back and tnl1 holds It just justforwaul justforward
forward torwnld of its Is mouth Tho tufty tuftyuiossllko tUf ttmftyurosshlko
uiossllko fringe nt tho end of thls Ihls11lke Ihls11lkeWoyes tliisftpikewaves plkc plkcwaves
waves gently Ieut back Incl and forth In the thewater thewltel lie liewater
water wltel and anI attracts other fish fsh like llkol a aflshcrmnns itfisheririnris
flshcrmnns fsbermnnlbnlt bait WIu > Vhrn lmen they como comonear cme cmelear comenrear
near lear to gather In the supposed bait baitthey baitthe baitthey
they the are no promptly swallowed swnlowcll Others Otherscalls OtherscalI Otherscalls
calls calI it I lIne tlo Goose Fish because bcauso It ItIs I ItIs
Is s one of the few
fish sh lint thntcan can dart dartto dnrtto dartto
to tho surface sulnce and aul catch etel a goose or orduck orducl ordueic
duck which Is vesting lestnl on the surface surfaceAnother surto surfaceAinottier c cAnotlllr
Another common COl man name Inme among fisher fishermen fsher fsher1l1 flsbermen ¬
men 1l1 Is All 1 Mouth others call it itGreedy 1 ItGreedy
Advertiser Adertsel Greedy GutXcw GltXew Cut e York Commercial CommercialAdvertiser C01lelclal C01lelclalAdertsel CornmncreiriiAdvertiser
lirtvo Jrno Lllo Little II 11 Jo Jnp JnpI JnpSI
I make Iale no 10 defense letense of the tlo ambition ambion
that causes or to cross Closs thousands tlou8uts and nidthousands II andtliousaiids
thousands of miles mies of laud Inudnnd and water waterto vntcito ttel ttelto
to come COle to a strange and alien nlel country countto counttolor cOUrrtr3or
for or the pitiful pltullnlllomlnt employment of domestic domesticservice dOlestc dOlestc8enJr domestiCservice
service 8enJr In a foreigners household says
Onoto Wntanna In the New Xe ev Metropoli Metropolitan ¬
tan tln There are not many mnn Americans Americanswho A1erlcnns A1erlcnnswho MctroloJ
who would do this Still Stl there is some something
thing admirable In the snlrlt behind It
which after all nlls Is superior to the pride pridescorning Ilrldescorning prideScorning
scorning such employment Many Mnn of ofthe ottho oftime
the Japanese who come to aNew Xcw York Yorkare Yorkar Yothare
are ar bitterly blterl poor It I Is an old delusion delusionthat dcllsion dcllsiontbat delusionthat
that the average oerge student here lere Is sent sentby
by the generous Japanese Government GovernmentOn
On the contrary most of the young 10lng
Japanese men in 11 New York have lnc come comeon
on their own OVl nccount to satisfy sltsty their theirnative theirnntle theirIintiye
native curiosity urlosl nnd thirst for or moro moroKnowledge
kuowledJe Knowledge of the tle great SI t nod fascinating fascinatingst Insclnotng
Wst est < st How ninny of these
10w thepc youths nr nrrlvo nrrhc arnyc
nyc utterly utcrl pennllesH p nnlesR and friendless friendlessI
I hiutinayin > ut having icacjied IIn 11lenllcss
HutI1ln the land of desIre deslrothey desIrethey desIrethey
they must at once olce study stuly the country countr
Ior this time and money mouo are required 1qulrcII
the former they have Ine the latter later they tlre tlrelutist
must mlst obtain nt once In order to exist exist
orler
And AI so they go to workthe cosiest cosiestwork enslesttork casletwork
work tork to obtain They TI make excellent excellentoutlcrs exclent
outlcrs butle valets and cooks Cooks They The dT din
both clean cMU and Ind dignified excellent iXllcnt
trails trls In a servant servantAn serrnt serrntAn
An EnonnapiTrce EIQnnop Tree
In one of the Howetrnlla Howe hlnndwns
trnlla tmln a acml l onl n lscoT iiscorPNtI lscoTPIIJ
cml PIIJ the 1rIUC IjrAnciran f a nmh uns ot t hkb hkby
vQIvc y r lenJr E sevea
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