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THE CAIRO BULLETIN. E
OFFICIAL . NEWSPAPER
OF
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
of , .
ALEXANDER COUNTY
THE CITY OF CAIRO
TOLUHE XL. 00. 330
CAIRO, ILL., SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29. 1008.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
J
Ml DEFEATED
By WEST PO NT
IN FUSE GAME
CADETS ENTERED CONTEST WITH
MISGIVINGS WHILE MIDSHIP
MEN EXPECTED A
VICTORY.
SENTRY FIRES
ON MARAUDERS
ATTEMPT TO BURN MILL AT
REELFOOT NOT KNOW IF
ANYONE WAS HIT.
CAPTURED
REVENUE' 0 F F I C E R S FIGHT
BLOODY BATLE IN ALABAMA
AND FINALLY WIN.
GUARD IS NOW DOUBLED FAMOUS TURKEY HAVEN
Night Rider Spirit Again Abroad in Home of Moonshine. Broken Up
-Jim
the Land Man Who Furnirhed
Lumber For Camp is
Threatened.
Union City, Tenth. Nov. 28. What
Floyd, Leader, and Eight of
Gang Arrested Floyd Shot
Five Times.
Annlston, Ala., Nov. 28. The fd-
is believed to have been a plot to m&us home of moonshine whiskey in
.burn the lumber mill of James Olea- the Turkey Haven Mountain of Ala
Isoiv, where troops 'at '.Fort Bosun are bama was conquered, at least for the
inlicurine -'the 'lumber used in I ho rZUr&m. 'Vt Unite,! 'States revenue,
'tton fcf their dew winter quai'lei's, was
: officers, when today they brought to
SCORE WAS 610 4;
NOTABLES PRESENT
Secretary Wright Sat on Army Side-
Work of Quarterback Lange of
' j Navy Was most Brilliant
Day Was an Ideal
I ' One. , , - I ' ' ' jail here Jim Floyd, for a decade th
'..-', frustrated at an early hour this morn-i'der or "the" Floyd gang and ' elRht
Philadelphia, Nov. 28. In one of 'ing. Jy','the vigilance of hmiWc-b., who Jalleged membcrs of his band.
Iheifiercest football enniPK (in i.Vim'.-- have been posted around the '"mill for Five bullet.' wounds in Floyd's bcdy
' ,... . . ... . .. .attested to me t esnera e a merit
fight with "I lie alleged, moonshiners I
Floyd hail boasted. Hint, he would j
never be taken alive and he was i
captured only after less of blood had I
dim nied his eye and niade his grip on
his revolver unsteady.
Two nervy deputies made all the
captures. They were Internal Revenue
Agent Knox Scott and Chief Deputy
KILLED IN HIS OFFIOE II
t '
Dt bar red . Lawyer Enters Office of
One That Prosecuted Him and
Shoots His Dead..' .
Portland, Ore.,. Nov.. 28.-J.. A
Finch, an attorney, who was liiscliurg
ed Wednesday from practicing fcr on
year by the State Har Association, to
day shot and killed Ralph Bi Fisher,
i.lie lawyer designated to net nx pre
"enter for the Har Association In lh
aso against Finch, ; '
Finch entered Fisher's jirivatf room
xnd fired three shots at hid' prosecu
lor, one bullet taking effoct-ln the
temple ami killing Fisher Instantly.
Finch attempted to escape, - but
group of people attracted; by the
shooting, barred his way, and be was
taken to the police station.
lln Field this year, the Army vat.- wveral nights past. Three or foil-,
qulsehed the Navy this afternoon (! lo 'shots were fired at a man who at
1 a touchdown and a goal against a tempted to, sneak up to the mill With
goal from the fiel'l. Thirty thousand a bundle in his hand by one of the
persons say the Cadels conquer.. the sentries. Whether the trespasser was
Mldsipmen In a contest that never hit or net by the bullets was not
lagged. That the naval boys wero learned, as he escaped in the dark
surprised at the unexpected strength ' ness.
of the army in putting It mildly--j The officers at Fort Rogan were
they were fairly overwhelmed with warned three or four davs aeo I hat
the yower shown by the Sadets.
Middies Wlere Confident.
The Annapolis boys entered the
game practically sure of victory,
while the West Point Cadets only
hoped to win. The Army's victory
notwithstanding the strength shown
was due more to a misjudged punt by
one of the Navy's backs than to the
good work of the Army team; but It
took advantage of the misplay, and
lost no opportunity in making the'
score. The Navy's four points, how
t ver, were earned by hard and con
sistent playing.
... Notable Attended.
-Sy The ilay wa Ideal for football and a
brilliant crowd was out. On the Bouth
stand, the Army side. Secretary of
War Wright entertained a laige party
in two boxes at midfleld, while direct
ly opposite on the Navy side Acting
Secretary of the Navy Newberry had
a large party of guests who also filled
two boxes. Prominent in Wright's
box were Representative and .Mrs.
Longworth) Assistant Secretary of
War, Oliver saw the game with a
party from the box adjoining Wright's',
In the long rows on either side were
to be seen generals and other 'army
officers who have won fame and glory
in the servl e of the country. Many
prominent society people were also in
attendance.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt cast her fo
tunes, with the Navy and had a seat
on the enclosure reserved for New
berry and bis wife. Among the others
In this box were Mrs. Metcalf, wife
o ft!? retiring secretary of the navy,
tind a number of friends. To their
right was the box of Admiral Dewey
Hundreds of naval officers .were scat
tered in ether boxes, behind the
notables on' their resHet!ve stands
sat hi solid blocks the midshipmen
in blue and the cadets in gray.
Scoring Dene Early.'
All the coring was done In the early
part o fthe first half. The Army
kicked off and the navy returned th-;
hall after one scrimmage. - The West
Point boys then tried the line for no
gain and Greble punted. I,ange, th?
uterling little navy quarterback came
across the field at great speed to
catch the punt and to the dismay or
the Midshipmen' overran the ball,
which struck the ground behind him
at the 40 yard line.
Quick as a flash Chamberlain, for
the Army, who had dashed down tho
Held to tackle Lange, picked the ball.
tucked it under his arm and dashed
away, for the goal line. There was no
one near him but Lange and th.;
touchdown looked good. But Lang"
piiekly got up steam and a stern
chase that mas thrilling to the ex
treme, went after the spelling Armr
man. The Navy Quarterback gained
on him and just as C'hatnperlain vat
crossing the ten yard line Lang?
caught him and brought him down
Iiar4 on the Ave yard line. Tremen
mi excitement Melted the thousand?
of spectators as the teams lined tin
for a supreme effort. Dean was giv
en the ball and plunged Into the
crouching Army men for a good gain,
leaving only few inches between the
bail and a touchdown. He was again
entrusted with the pigskin and this
lime he' was Jammed across for the
score. Dean also kicked the goal
which was a difficult one.
Navy Not Dismayed.
Th spirited playing shown by the
Army did not dismay the Navy, bow
erer. and they, went at Vl'mi Point
wlih the greatest of confidence. Fej
curing ibe nail on an exchange c:
kicks It was ' worked by good line
backing to the Army's 27 yard line
where It was f ambled by C7ay and
lost. The Army immediately punted
there had been angry muttering
against Gleason for furnishing them
with the lumber for their barracks.
The mill is located in the bilU
about three-quarters of a mile from
Samburg, and at the request of tlm
owner a detail has been guarding the
property every night since the warn
iiii occurred.
It Is reorted that many of the sym
pathizers of the night riders around
the lake, and no doubt some of the
members of the band who have thus
far escaped the clutches of the law
openly declared vengeance against
Gieaaon, and have said that unless
stopped funrishlng1 the troops ' With
lumber they would Are his property.
Sentry Fires Shots.
The first attempt made against thy
property was last night. One of the
sentries around the property saw u
man creeping between the lumber
piles, carrying what is now believed
to be a can of oil. He called upon
the man to halt, ami instead of doin
so the stranger darted back Into thi
shadow of the lumber pile.
The sentry ran toward him and the
stranger lied. As stated, three or four
shots were fired, but owing to the in
tense darkness, good marksmanship
was an impossibility, and it is no;
believed that the would be firebug
was wounded.
Lieut. Chastaln, of Nashville, who
is In chmge of the soldiers on the
lake during the absence of Capt. C. H.
Rogan, is taking extra precautions,
and the guard about the mill and hue
ber piles will be doubled. This is one
of the Incidents which go to show
that night, riding is not at an end
by any means in tills county and that
it would spring forth afresh and with
added violence if It were not for the
presence of the troops.
' The. report of Hie affair did uot
reach here until this morning, and it
caused considerable excitement. Capt.
Beij 1 Capell had his men before
iiim this afternoon, and in a few well
directed words impressed uton them
the seriousness of the business which
they were now uikui. Kvery precau
tion is being taken here and at th?
lake, and drastic measures will he
adopted If there is the slightest sign
of any further disturbance.
Contrary to all expectations, the
grand jury did not present any Indict
ments In open court, but Attorney
General Caldwell Is authority for the
announcement that no lss than fill)
will be made public afier the sessio.i
tomorrow afternoon.
From him also comes the informa
lion that the most important witness
es which the grand jury nas as yv
hand before them were heard today.
In all the grand Jury examined five
witnesses, and two o fthem were In
petition to lay bare the plans which
the night riders carefully made for
the night of the Walnut Log tragedy
TO CET AT CHANCELLER
Moderate Radical Party to Introduce
. Bill: .in Reichstag to Crefte . '. 4
( ; Impeachment' "Salirt. 1?
..Berlin, Kov. ; '28: The $ttMteratt
Radical party today' decided to Ultra
ducc a resolution in the reicbstag fcr
the creation of a high Impeachment
court, before which the chancellor
could be brought to answer, fq
dlreiictlon in his constitutional duties
as between the emperor an I the j.eo
pie or In a case, when, although not
uncrn.stititional. imperial actsi
INI
S. AND J
IB.PEACE PACT
SF.CMS TO HAVE SOLVED PROD
LEM OF SITUATION IN
THE FAR EAST.
ALMOST AN ALLIANCE
EXPLOSION IN MINE CAUSES
DEATH OF 125 TO 300 MEN
Disaster Near. Pittsburg on Eve of Convention of
Naional Mining Congress
Tr. Act in Harmony For Commercial
Development China's Inde
pendence to Be Maintained
Powers Acquiesce.
Washington, Nov. 28. Cordial
sui port cf and sympathy In the mds
sought to be obtained by Japan and
the. United States in an agreement
respecting China and the' Pacific, n
outlined In the Associated Press dis
patches printed today, , have l.e n
given by some, and, it is believed,
will be given by. U the nations of
Europe having interests in that sec
tion of the world.- ' . '
That it should receive the; unani
mous' endorsement of every progres
sive nation was the sentiment ex
pressed today bet-R'.'se the motives
behind it are declared to ba the
iK'Bt flml made, for the good 04' : all
jot titries. Its influence in maliVtiiO-
ag the atati-8 quo in the Pacific and
the independence of China is pointed
out to be of the highest importance,
MOTHER DIES,
ON CONDEMNED
HIS FATE CRUSHED HER FARE
WELL TO SON WAS PA
THETIC LETTER.
B.U IK RAILS AT LAW
STATE MINE . INSPECTOR HAD
JUST PRONOUNCED CON- ' "
DITIONS GOOD.
EXACT DEAD NOT KNOWN
Rescuers Did Not Reach Victims T.ll
Late Bodies Not Yet Count-
ed After Damp Caused
Their Deaths.
i yi v -s -sr iw
'.
For 4 Condemning Him,' An Innocent
Man, and-PuJting Mother to
i i Death Hangs In 'if t!l
Two Weeks.
Tlie Immigrant I like to be w here you are.
EMPHATICALLY DENIED
That Austrian T re-ops Were Thrown
Into Panic From Fear ef At
tack By Montenegrins.
Vienna. Nov. 2. It Is alwolute'
deried in official quarters that, aa r;
ported from B-Urade. a large body
of Austrian troops s:a;toned near the
Montenegrin frontitr
Marshall A.shley, and they laid tlieit
plans craftily last night when about
to begin the battle.
They concentrated their apparently
forlorn hopes up ou the leader of the
band, Jim Floyd, and when his com
panions saw him lying prone at the
officers' mercy they fled with their
fighting spirit gone. The two officers
afterwards rounded up the gang nnd
captured all but one. .
BANK ROBBERS CAUGHT
Two Wert On Train When Arrested
Two Others Taken Part
of Money Recovered.
through the chancellor may have en
dangered the realm.
LAY CONNECTING LINK
Gen Dodge Says Colorado Southern
Railroad Will Make Improvement
Soon as Possible.
Council
Gnmville
which makes the agreement second
to but few that have been re orded
in the later pages of the world's his
tory.
Diplomatic Washington Awakens.
Bip'oirr.'" Wash ngt( n opened
wM,' U eves ltd iv when the full pur-
-ott ff He agree pent, which has
I !' n so nii'ch taikfii about recently,
i;rt'V;;.n Knowi The reticence of th
biate department on the subject per
imitted but comparatively little ti
Chicago, 111., Nov. 28. Mrs. ' Bar
bara Billek, mother of Herman Bll
lok, condemned "to be "hahge.l . two
weeks from today, died in her home
In r ..Cleveland. O., literally killed by
the awful fate Impending over her
son. The news, brought from Cleve
land In dispatches, was taken to Bil
lek, who collapsed with grif In his
cell tit the county jail.
' Mrs. Billek had been in falling
health for some time, and fell in a
dead taint when she received a
pathetic, letter of farewell from her
doomed son Wednesday, in which he
said that 'he had given up all hope
and must' die on the gallows., fthe
war. put to bed and given the beat
medical attendance, but weakened
btiM.dily till her death cam,ln the
earlv hours todav. '
' ttflier'IrtaVr Thanks'-
riving Day and a festless Highl and
had eaten his breakfast but a vhoi't
Hint before the news was brought to.
him bya newspaper man. J
In a letter to her son, received tb.v
UillelC Thursday, Mrs. Billek j' ih
i lined $2 and said:
"My iVar Son Herman Why don't
you write me in so long a time. I
have po rest. I urn half dead a)
ready. I pray night ami day that
(Joy Almighty will let me live until
know what comes of the trouble
of my only child.
1 can't believe they will hang you,
or there Is no Justice in the world. I
know you nre Innocent. You never
committed a crime like that.
"But when they hang you they
will kill me.
"I send you here two dollars ali
have to spare. I will try to come
to see you yet. I send a dozen
klft.es.
"Your Broken-! Icarted Mother."
Alter the news of his mother's
loath had been broken to him, Billek
l -flounced the legal system uridpr
which be stands condemned, saying
that it had not only condemned him
to die when Innocent, but had alVi
put to death bis mother.
St. Louis. Mo.. Nor. 28.' A specia'
to the Post Dispatch from Cassville.
Mc. ta.vs:
The rour robbers who blew the
saft of the Cltlwns Bank at Rocky
Comfort early this morning and ob
taii.cd $3.tMt in tesh beside destroy
ing the day's securities, were cap
tured by Sheriff O'Dwyer of this city.
Two were found near Beaaver, Ark.,
and the other two were caught on a
Frireo train en route to Fort Smith,
Ark. The sheriff recover I,5't0 cf
the stolen money.
The sheriff reachel here tcniebt
m ith the !rm'n-rs who refused to
give their names.
NO DIVORCE PROCEOINGS
SAYS W. S. LEAVITT.
irluded on Ttlri Page)
Paris. Nov. :. W. S. Leavpt.
hoe wife l th daughter is ih
were throw 'daughter of William J--ntiing Brjaa.
Into m panic from fesr f attat-k by nnonntl tonight that th-re was no
Montenegrin force. jtruta in the statement thst divorce
Offidals state that there in wt A- frof.!jng WPre Impending. My
trian army in cr near that district Ml,a- "has never evn tun!
They admit that several days ago i uh a thing, either in her l-t
the baggage of tome Austrian troops 't or verba!!."
nei Artovac was rrmoTed further! W.patrh-a from Lincoln. N'-b.. wtj
inland for fear of attack by Monte-. Hibed here state that Bryaa is sai
n grins. This apiars to le the cnly.ing a lawyr to Paris to arrarsge for
g-otmJ for the report. It dircrt-e.
BlulTs. la.. Nov. 28. Gen
M. Dolge said tonight that.! become public almut the negotiations
. . . ,. , . ami this was contitie,; io me an
the Colorado Southern, of which road ; M)linceil),.nt that lm.re Woull, ,
he if chairman of the board of di- restatement of the positions of both
rctors. would, as soon as financial ,.f u.Uies teeanlins China, designed,
renditions permitted fill the gap of was ha, t0 dfati up any mi.ap
15 to : miles in its line south of pr.lnnsion that might exist in the
Cheyenne. Wyo.. and exu-nd its line n,ctter.
ncrth to connect with the St. Vaul , Tliat the two ccrntrii ever wn
and Hill lines ou the Yellowstone. ' teir plated going as far as tin y have
ThU connection will give a rn-W(l.; ,leVer dreamed rf ev. u by the
tir.utus line running from Galveston. Kangi ine of these who favored
Texas, to Edmonton, Canada. ja tioter understanding, in support of
Chinese territoria' tntegritv. Th-t
tlie negotiations have progressed to
a ti;.t cf, actual s'gnature cf the
screment thus indicating tie tacit
ac jui sceti'eo In course by other na
tior.s having large intere-ts In the
fa ast. marks, diplomatic officials
astrt. a d-ci.!e. step in the gra lua'
sciution of tl: -astern ijuostiun. for
so in any years threatt-ning tb' iac
to t,( th" naliclis Interested.
Practcalty an Alliance.
An are-roerit a) rearhe ie
ANOTHER CASE
expect 4,000 present!:
Shown By Reports to Secretary Ell
son ef National Rivers and
Harbors Congress.
LOSE BK STATE
FORECASTS COLLAPSE OF PROS
ECUTION IN SPRINGFIELD
RIOT CASES 103 . REMAINING
MAY BE DISMISSED.
Washington. Nor 28. Reports
J. F. Ellison, secretary of the Na j
ticnal Rivers and Harbors congress.
indicate that th attendance will be twnen Japan and the United States
fully ) when the -nere a-lruering the policy of th two conn
seii.ble heiv DK-mber to emph- trie in th- Pacific is the culmination
sire the nefs of aterajs rleveit p-jt,f a long l.n of ronventiMi. tratio(i
ni-nt to wet the growhnx .e uaids ', a;i,: itcdr ivtaid between t iwu
of tiade and commc-rte. Ir-lega Ijtisj -n:t,t'i dating back to the e.n
hav- een aprointH by gon nio's ot j U( , v,ry .wr the Ja.an-e b-!tw,
states, mayors cf itie an-l trd ( iii-ii. n ji h':.n KranK'o. Mrh frt
and com.oercial lvnes throtig! nt ! a tine, i-i the n.in-!s f f-m pepl.
tb- country. ;ihrtrf1 a niftore of the - tr y
l'-'t.tirn f e two r n n t r i1-
Spiingfield. III.. Nov. 2S The a
(iuinal to.lsy of to mon- of tb de
fi-ndanis is gem-rally i'-gjr-l', a
lorecaning th collapse of the pri"
ecuMou in thi- rases 'rowing cut ot
the rer-ent race riots here.
The verdict cf net, gulty a
tirought l:i bv the n? in the r.c of
William and M!l Stoui hu ball
bfii on trial on in irtni-iit rarKi: i (
larceny This s the firM o.f bur
glary and larceny ca-eS gronitig oi!
of riots to the tried.
The defendants a-lmittel lkln
large rpianiitii-s of gr.Kfrie mMrh
m ie alleg'- l to have ! n kto.er, f-o-ii
a reeked mo", but ! I tVy foiin-1
the g'M -is on t!,e k". :'( in fr-.ot cf
ite Core " - '
Pittsburg, Pa.. Nov. ?S. On Ihe'ew;
of .tho convention of the American
Mining (Congress, 1 which ' asswnble.t
here next week to consider ' mining
prrblens in various stales in genual
jud pari it ularly to I1s(mihs mine l sasi
'etS and pruvi.de ui'-aiu for their pre
venli"i)., tliero occurred ' hoi'lly b
loro. noon today an explosion la the
Wnrinnria Ml:ie of the Pittsburg-Buffalo
Coal Company which entombed
and killed all the men employed hi
the mine at the time, the number b.i
ing vp.iki.sly estimated at from 12
o GOd. ' ' . : , . '
Uncertainty as to the exact numbef
prfcvailed throughout the aiteruooc,
and Coiitlnuod when darkness envel
oped the new mining town which lii
owners had expected so much la the
way . of Safety , and comfort, through
the. extraordinary study and expens.:
that hail been devoted to this feature
of '(he development of the new ro;il
field. :.','.., "
'. How Explosion Came.
Deputy State Mine Inspect' r L
tlt.'a few 'mintues before the explc
slon, had completed a two days' in
spection which had revealed no cause
for- apprehension. He anil General
MaagciCerr, of, the, mmwAWjtU,,
to the feurface'lu' a "t'tfe op-ralel iti "
on of. th shafts a few minutest be .
fore H o'clock. Mine Foreman Henry
Thompson and' two miners entered
the rage and it was started toward
the bottom tf the 500 fcot shart.
Then? 'was an ominous rumbling,
then a termbllug of the ground ronn-l
about the mouth of the saft aa from
an earthquake and an Instant later
there . rtas a terrific report and thi
in it. The bories Of the three men .
through the roof of the shaft bouae,
the mine Toreinan and two men atlil
In it. The bodies o fthe three, men
were hurled through the top of the
building and far beyond it. Thomp
son was dead when picked up, whil.t
iho others were mortally Injured.
Wreckage Hurled 2.000.
So great, was the force of the ex
plosion that the shattered portions of
the woodwork about the mouth of
the shaft were blown into Ten Mile
Creek. 2,000 feet from the shaft. Be
sides the three men in the cage, por
tions of at least two other bodies were
blown fro tnthe shaft and found in a
Held near by. The ventilating fa'u
were put out of commission by the?
explosion and for several hours nutil
repairs could be made, no air could
be forced into the mine. The delay
In the rescue work was a!si cause!
by the blocking of the shaft by wrecK
"d timbers and machinery. A supreme
effort was made to hurry the opening
of the mine, and it was late when the
entrance was effected.
At 8:30 tonight when the fir.! res
cuing party reached the wotklngt
they found dead to.i(s rcattere-l '
about the fluor of the moiie.
Few, if any, of the budu-s aie muii:
ate, an I the men were undoubtedly
smo'her.-d bv th" deadly vai rs which
followed, the explosion. The belies
ban'" tilt J.t been (Oilllted. but it
knon t! at t hre are at least J. and
th" ininiU'-r m.n te larger. All but
(in of the bodies In tbe mine, U rn
l I. nr' those of foreigners.
$IX MEN SUFFOCATED.
Iv'roit. Nov. Is. Six men suffoca
ted to i!ea?h this afternoon ia Oak
wco.1 outride the west-r;i otitfkirts of
Dttroit. They were at work Ii0 fe-1
j.lua in a fhaM being sunk fur a sa t
lmine. when the ran ,n lube whl h
'upidietl air became cWi'M and th
,hafi filled wi'h ga.
I Official cf the romiany rUce th
at i:
Seine eutt
nute the ttital numff-r a h gb as 21
This wa payday at the mine an4
inn th! II! eni!.)in have not te
The sta-e la. faib-l t con - f ..j is -v.-d that i,ra
itnal'y ncrr niai who did not rX
jfer t i f ay .iurir f t rx- day Is fitim
re-i ar n g-1? vktimv
ict;m.s m t.e niui-it-r cas. s growlr.g
oct (f the lynibing. and a'f.0 ii th"
i -t.'iif tii.n cf roi eiv fir burclar f
Slid laicef.y (je. Over a tunUeJl
CHx-f lr.-?'.t-eet are ben ,!.. b't
t.e (a-.t Will a'! tef jr l.ki'V te j
.):;ri!,-. t. I
Tlgl
TborgM is the prnrrty of Mm wh
can ectertaia it. and t-f bim who can
adequately p.'arp It IUJ,b V.'aU
Em"r?03.
That was -tt-d aiircably; r
t'.tte na a copy right at l t'-ade
tn?ik t-t r, t-: t it,n : an arbitrate n
te-ity ; j.-r.-rt j)ner to th Imi
(CcncloJ -d on Flfo Page.)
THF.EE boys rpozzt TO DEATH.
-,.,.,, r , "al , N"v. - I'-c n a t-i
bw'b ii the yimm teat frr-l tt-'
i th ,.ks rt tii of tl Sale-a Clara
Vaijy. V ' Irn th bc-'i-s c!
tl.ree Pa'.U , wore foun 1
I. .-lay af'tr a farth i-t two dy.
TEN BOD E LOCATED.
Th re It ru t the ?ighf t hoi er
lefa'rp-l that any if the ma ari
iv, ct. b'lt ail pisi!-!e si-et-d mill
.Tai !e rrach ibe dt a I t-t os. It is
U'.iete-I by t!w t have ar.-d
the mine that le He tf she rwm
were Minffe-I eit a'n.r-i i-tta.it!jr !.t
h" tie ;x y aj r.- tvil f.-Ib-wej t
tj-5oW-'i.
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