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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Slemt or6r9noi. timber
asfalterin9en / en- Al aGIorene / BET
me 9rnitin9eianatorium oeo Silte=
borg itete ifpfge oSilteb. On" forte
ben en- ting ulptte. 5 99loeren er
gluten ION 5slge At Qsfaltoampere
iad iunobeosfarlig, at Qr6eioerne fun
tan boIoe I'D at p9re Der britt 5 hi
nutter al @dngen. 6orIeoen Cor
miOod9 par Der en- at 4rbei0erne,
Der par Ii9e peo At beiOime unber
Qr6eioet. Gn 4rbeiostdmmerdt ileee
til % pitpe tr9tfe BAN ID peo BET
ae6, ban bdpoe I'm 9ipet. 5miDlertio
fdlot gpgten ira ZEN inge 4rbeioer neo
mob @uloet % tnuites. bboroeO Der
gif Slo / Qsfdlten. 5lammerne Ilos
6gjt op o0er Qr6ejoerne. % inoen Dc
naaeoe at TONNE op at 99loerbuaet,
par be iaa it9rtt forbrenote, at be /
Spgeoognen mdatte tires til Spgebu=
Jet. Ser henli9aer Zen enc - en-
pngre Mano ira 6oriens - i tioenoe
5ilitano meo ip9re g~ranDfaar paa
6anper, Qrme. Ben og 9anospdrti.
Ro9en umtooel6dr 6are er Der bog
n9ppe. Den onnen WdHo bleD for
6unoen paa Sngehuiet. men bleD life
inoIagt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

ga9I9nsi 9rapen. Gn p
Mars 0reng. Der tjente pos 9aarOeier
Sens Smeo / 9ierIeo, er ifslge .Spl=
laubs squiten" forrige 9irsbdg Gfter=
miopag prutnet i en- 5srpearao. !9an
pitoe ipringe ooer en- Greft % git
baglans for at tdge 9iaeb, hOOrpeo
ban faIbt / Den bagOeo parenbe 3sroe=
gran. 5olt / Qar6enen. Der bsrte
bans Strig. ileoe til % isgte lanse i
9rapen, men fsrIt efter en- 6ulO 5imes
5orleb fanbtes ban ftadenbe paa 5o=
rebet I Muopsret. Zen f~oruIDftebe
par Son at Murer Rapnorup paa
Gementfdbriten .9ania".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

fe bdlpe al be Epgbomme, icm aoar |
2lrp til Menneffene. foraariaqes af bdorlia
TorbsielIs. gnrbod gloob gitters ifprfer
90 opliDsr Rapsn; ssr baarIis 5OrbsisIis
umuIig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28
en matt

Gn agben bapnerzM ato.
Gn / ,Spoinoien" / 3ipoIi
fsot Mafabaroren9 bleo forIeben oebt.
% inm Stit er blonbt geboerne al
WdlabdrtpIien, lit ban ct 5iInapn eI-
ter bet Steo. boor ban er feot. 6an
bleo iaalsoes talot Qrnetis 6ais Sc.
beubaon.
9eo Observation-Disclosures 81. 8 Bier
her / oenne 4nIeoning eiret en- inoiit
Set meo til6srsnbe Slooans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

0rifog Stranoing. a9enbi.
5io." meooeler, at efter ct tpit Bart
lib o4tldntic"s Strdnbing / qsrOa9s
paa Sfagsns 8ren bleo Sfibets 81
rer barren | Qanb at Reoninssmunos
ita6st / en- 5ilitanb, fom 9ia0et BE-
tegner: plafatfulb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

ga aoetuo. 6orriae 2srboq
bar Stolefareren / 9riteo eaoet uo
lin 6aDe for OF Time sftsr 5ns!s, foH,
bjemisste bans Ribsbuite. timber ben.
ne Stponing bar ban iaa ubelbig al
ramme en- file pige, Datter al qanos
manO Sohdn Raon. auglen git inb
| Mdben paa ben fife, bporefter bun
bleo 6rast til 9iatonisieItiftelisns
SDeebus / 5lensborg, bpor bun BEN
ligger enbnu. Der ifal life pGre 5are
for gieens Gin, os 9agerns bdaber,
al auglen Oil TONNE frem ab noturlig
Del uoen Operation, og at Saaret bill
laees. 9Oorleoes pissn sr fommsn
inb / 9aDen, oplbiss Der life noget ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

T4et neO Paa RD9gen. inotil bun tom
til At b9nee meo Albuerne / 5d9renz
cen 6angenoe meo 5ront mob 8doen.
9eo II femme Cperfroppen / @eire.
6olot bun ii9 fat. men 5ituationen
par uboggeIi9; tbi Def par lie goot at
uiOe, ON 6enoes 9rafter eaer Tag
renoen tunoe 6oloe. inotil Der tom
6ialp.
9amneren lsb burtigt oper til3oIbs
fdmmeret, bbor ban BED Ct 9dr unQs
g}enneifer5 6ialp fit neotaget en-
9ranoitige. meo bpilfen De ilepe til
Steoet. s Meaemtioen bar Der TOM
met en- Del Msnneter til. % nogle
bapbe fadet lat / en- Stige. Der bar
for tort, men Dog lang not til, at en-
Wdno tunoe nua at itgtte pigens
5eooer og oerpeO iupplere benoes
Ipinoenbe 8r9fter. 39mneren meo
flere fit ben iterre Stige rejit burtig,
pg ct Bar unge Menneitsr entrebe op
pg fit anbragt ben un9e pige paa Sit
gen. gun par rebost. Men iom 5slae
at ben it9rteQnipGnoelie al 8rGfterne
og ben upitaaebe 0posangit. falot bun
nu BELT iammen. tit 8rampe % benlad
bepioitlgs / no9en lib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

@tlsmt Sopefteo. Gn ars
bejosmanc pdd 9anelinien psD grans
berup, Tom babbs isst 0ottsIsie |
@aarreier Str. 6dniens 8ueeroDn,
padsneoe forlscen Moreen os itrea ON
5j1lp. pissn paa GoarOen babbe lagt
SIb | Opnen til 8osning. Manbsn
flap temmelie belffinbet berfra; bans
Jratts blep bog ~forb<anbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Snbbrubstppericr 5ors
leoen Qat bar ct Bar 5pOe eiort Snos
bruo / Sebmano Grbes 5orrstning /
Rostilos rs i~tjaalet en- Mangoe alaos
ninssitntter FAINT bemngtieet fig Ell
genaeitrin, Der inbeboIot Gbligationer
pg Sparstasiebeger. Der er ligeleoes
~fsrspet Snbbruo paa MagletilOe Jres
oerifsbers 9rsnbanitolt, boor 3ppen
bar itjnalst tontante psnge. Sums
mems Stgrrelfe tenoes life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

J 9ngfetsDireftgren
pg ID ooermorberen = Rogls
forbaitebe MeoDelelier / 6opeoftaosz
blade ON, at Mobermoroeren 4rtbur
Sergenien bar afeaaet meo 9oget
til 6Oriens 5ugt6us, bapOe ~forleben
bitten % n9ite 9aos Moreen fat
5orfsns | Oprsr, ug pad S%srnbunss
ftationen bar Oe- fulot at Soft, Der
bible Re ct Clint at Woroeren. s
Stsbet for benne tom imiolertio Sper=
f9ngielsinfpetter Coos, og ba ban
fsrte fra Statipnen | luttet Oroife,
itprmeoe Golf til / ben 3ro, at bet
sdr Worberen. 6perten be ~npsgerrige
tler 5angfelsinipefteren bar nof ipns
berligt ~opbpggeoe oper ben Roae, be
ipilebe | bet li0t inurrige Sptrin.
gn ubpsgslig Situds
tion.- JOrrige Snsbag often peo
Hitipen blsp aamner Rofenitanb /
Ribs Deb en- lpbelis Samren sjort OPP
mQrtfom pad, at en- apinbe fpn5ebe
bit oppe | 2uften, b1ngenbe ! Tag
renben paa ct en- Gntefru Gbriftenfen
tilbsrenbe gus.
gun bapbe paret beff1ftisst meb at
pubic 0inbuer poa Rpiifen, bar gadet
libsnfpr poa 1aeet, sIeben ub og ruts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

SprgeIigt 8pbsfalo. Gr
ung Dame fra gornboIm, 5reten
Gbriitiane Wdrgretbe Stuermann, Der
fioen /. Mai i 4ar bar opbolot zig
paa 6erning Gpioemibus iom Sbge=
pleierelep. er ifaIge Seeming 6ttbl."
iorrige 3irsoag afsaaet peo 8soen
paa Gpi0eni6uitt efter et 0pgnsSps=
BON at 8ifteritis, ION bun haooe
paaoraget Ti9 Oep At pIeje nogle Born.
6un pdr fun IS Qar gammel % al
minoelig af6oIot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Gn Oftinbiefarer. = Sra
5borsminbe tribes til ,Yolititen"
Oct er umdgen bGro / bisie Gage dt
ggre en- Snip uo til gepling 9littanz
&c. Ser ftuar nsmIig Den n0rite Bart
.Robert Wa%cten3ie" taitet op pda oms
trent tprt Qanb, en- &partmil noro for
5borsminoe. Apor lisium 5ioros
paaoe Sab number I'D / 9eiterbaDet.
9ette Sti6 er ct al De itsriie Sejls
itibe, Der er itranoeoe paa aniten De
fibite 30 Qar. Ralst itinnenoe bpip
fra Qgter til 5or FORMER ben iig ION
en- D9lpig Solos ben paa ZEN flaoe
Stranb. Gn u Alen lang Stige gaar
op til gnrtens SIDE, % 6enne fan
lige naa 2gnningen. Op ao oenne
Stiges 5remmer pasiereoe / 9oar ca.
500 Wenueiter Der bar rejite beruo for
at fe Sfibet.
Siltroos for at bet par SsnOag,
bangte apftbjergerne palpigt / for at
bjerge til 2anns, 6pab Der tunoe bier
ges. De faar 50 pGt. for BET. Der
par pgiaa NOT at 6ipe /. tbi garten,
Der ituloe til Sitinoien. par prooians
terst for Is Maaneber.
ct 1ipltgt gnraabsmsos
bolbtes forleoen / luxembourg. Zen
Misunderstanding Rebaftsr $. g.
!6onien bapoe rettet en- 5oreipsrgiel
til 4loeroomsforier gelfesuopalget ON
ben Maaoe, bOorpaa en- gammel 9One
bar transported aennem gnen ! en-
SneeOogn. uopdlgets 5ormdnb og
be sorige observation-disclosures fanot
life 6r. Sauiens alage ON 5rana-
porten 6egrunoet, og oerober opiioo en-
faroeles ufleben 0istusion, b@oorunz
Der 0r. 6dnien pdd en- ret tpoelig BIS
fatte SrDet Better" ! 5orbinoslfe
meo llbbalgsmeolsmmerne, beteansos
9oremeiteren Iom tungnem og err
flarebe life at oile lpitrs 5ormanbs=
flottsn. SiliiOt forisgte 6r. 6anien
at tilfgje en- qrotst til prototollsn,
Tom 5ormanbsn imiOlertio oriiteoe
fra ham. 5or at faa gnoe paa Gum
melsn MATTE Mebet 69pes. Oct fort=
fattes TO 9oge efter, men = for lut=
tepe Tere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

StolefanofteDn I Nal
s o. pil, efter bnao Der Tor 9jeblit
tet foreliggsr. femme til At omfatts
80 Stoler meo ca. 700 Bern.
7ireftsr Sulius 9eterien bar ifelae
,4oreipq.~ tilbuot at title 4aIboT9
56edter til 8adbi9beo De to Gage.
ben %. og %. September. St9onet
Ddrer. og bette 3ilbuo er meO 5dt
bleDet mobtd9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Sfoebranbe peb QDnntb
5orleoeR often nebbrenbte
goelsmono 6dna Gbriitenftns Steo
Stterup Den epnneoflag. 9et mefte
Snobo branote. Gn apie bra6tes al
Qpnet.
9oelsmano qnton Mabfsns eiens
bonn pda Rinetloiter Mart peb Scr
fens er ligeleoes nee6rana bsb apns
neni!ae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

9aubeftuo. Gn nisuorig
Dreng, Ssn at Barber Stotfeb9f,
a~onsenssaoe I Gsbiere, fog fOrlsben
ct laot9eOar, Der fob | 5otslS pongss
berss StaIb. st 2ieblit sfter fdnos
tes 9rensen meb eennemffubt 6obeb.
Dsben bar sjebliftelis inbtraabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

SppM aareos FL Wulee
barp Sengen. qaa en- @aaro
/ banberreo 6grte &drlene / no6ie
Ratter en- unoerIig piben / Samret.
% Tor at fda Reoe pad, bpao BET funoe
rare, GAP be fig en- Dag iammen meo
@aaroens 3otte6uno til at unoeriege
Sen9en. ReOenunber Sengebalmen
fdn6t be ifplge .36ifteo 2tmtst." .
tore Maareunser. iom De 9umle liee
6apoe bragt en- feo Muloparp. Sum
BEN BED Lingerie libel, meoens be GAM
Ie Maare rebbeoe Jig peb 5lugten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

6orpiftfr 5pen. Som bet
pil %erinores. blep Ell Wdnb oeo Rann
5obannss Sieosrs / i'm 5io for at
bape forn9rmet % oberfaloet en- limit
Carer 81, a. oemt iii 5oroisning fra
5pns Stift. Den osmts bar M faaet
lin Sag preoet FOR Operretten. iom
iosmte BAN 9ano % grso / 8 Gange
3 9age % opretboiot 5%oroisnineen
ira fnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

6sften. Gn jpOif 8OrreipOnOents
~Ifriper til ,0aebl.": Oct er ct globe
ligt Jaftum, at 9siten Der De fleite
Steber tesnsr til at blipe oper MiO>
bef6sit. Den ft1rfe og pebDdrenoe
Regn bar bel iinfet arbeioet en- Del,
os enfelte Steber, ierlig, bpor aornet
ffadr meget tat. er bet flaaet en- Del
neo. Stsrre Stabe er Der bog life
anrettet, oe bill bet rOlisere 9ejr, fom
Ri MI bar fact, fun bolbe fig noeens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

Draft beb 2DnnebfIag
2nnet fog forleben neo / 5reoerifa
praitegourb / 2pssaaro 6erreb. gr
pige bleo orabt. ubbngningerrt
brenbte. mebens Stue6ulst life Bier
angrsbst af Slben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

imiolertio maattet fierue bet bsire
gie oa BET bite fig at oare iaa Be
Rasi9st. At S0net a1ieeoel bar tabt
for iteoie. % BET oiloe tnnne afiteos
TONNE 6are for Get auoet 2Ge, ON
man LAB BET 6lioe iiooenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

0rutnet. 5orrise Senbde Ger
mioodg er en- 30-40suarig Mauo
peo Qdon erbaroien. gorupsgabe,
orufnet unber 5iiteri / Qarbus 6abn.
eiget fanbtes nogle Elmer efter. Zen
forulDtteoe par gift os baDoe flsre
ggrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-28

grenot 9aarb. @aarbeie
Ears Qoriens gaaro / 8elHeo {
f~uloitanoig neo6r9not. 9eietningei
r%eboeoes. Qlt Snobo br9note, Sfoel
opitoo PED @loeer i Ute, iom pa.
taitet uo.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03

Az CANDIDATE FOR THE ASYLUM
Charles Spaulding's Mind Growing
Weaker Every Day, While His
Wound Seems to Be Healing-The
Other Victim, George Walker, Is
Able to Be Up and Out Doors.

Great Falls, Mont, July 2.--Charles
Spaulding, one of the principals in
a recent shooting affair with George
Walker at Lepley creek, near Cas-
cade, is believed to be a candidate
for the insane asylum, as soon as he
recovers from the gunshot wound he
received. Spaulding is recovering as
far as his wound is concerned. but his
mind, according 10 the report of his
physician, is growing worse every
day. Walker, who was shot twice.
once in Zach shoulder, is SO far recOv-
cred that he can sit up great deal
of the time and take short walks
rom the building
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
TIE DAY AT HANNA.
weeping Women and Children at
Mouth of Fatal Pit.

weeping Women and Children at
Mouth of Fatal Pit.
Hanna, Wyo, July 2.-Of the 234
men now known to have been en-
tombed by the mine explosion on
Tuesday, the bodies of only five have
been recovered and all hope that any
Of the others are alive has been aban-
doned, the fire and smoke preventing
the exploration of the lower work
ings, and it is feared that many, if
not all of the bodies now in tha mine
Will be consumed.
Hanna, Wyo.. July l.--Of 2S2 men
who went into the Union Pacific Coal
company's No. mine yesterday
morning 235 We're killed by the ex-
poSion Of black damp that occurred
at 1880 a N. yesterday Most OF
the dead are Finlanders and negroes
Members of the rescuing parties
tell Of pitiful scenes about the sew
cnteonth level. as dep as it has been
possible to penetrate. Some of the
survivors We're driven nsan, and
Fought like fonds against the rescu-
crs, Dazed. li5tless survivors were
found sitting on cars or lying on the
floor. careless OF whether they lived
o. died. Near the seventeenth level
20 bodies were found strewn over a
pile Of dv bris which the men had
atrivcn to sumount before overcome
by the deadly fumes. Some were
scared and blackened by flames, but
all had iii d crawling toward fresh
air. The II rcscuers who penetrated
this far were too weak to bring out
a aody.
For hours the scene at the mouth
Of the mine was h art moving. With
clothes and hair awry, mothers,
wives. sWee rhearts and children hud-
died together, weeping and wringing
'hatr hands. Many sat on shattered
timbers blown from the mines
mouth, insensIble to their surround
ings. The most frantic pushed to
the edge of the gap and tried to force
a way into the slope
Anexpert who went almost to the
seventeen level says the mine can
not possibly be cleared for a month
1t is feared that men in the lower
levels We're torn to pieces by the ex-
plosion, which hurled great timbers
high over the town and LOO feet be-
yond the mouth of the slope.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03

an exciting one. There being no en-
Gies. There will be no harness rae 5
at any kind.
After the races. The balloon aseen-
sion will take place, the daring aero
naut, goins ZIP to a heigth Of 5000
When he made his thrilling para
chute jump.
At $3.50 ?. m, Oh Main street, be-
low Sixth street will occur the larg-
est and g.andest display of fireworks
ever seen in Kalispell. There is no
charge to see any of the sports men
toned. everything being free and all
that the visitors are asked to do is
to come and enjoy themselves. The
fair grounds have been turned over
to the ourth of July committees. and
8nf3ap cessfse will be required
111 epm1nittee now has $1,000 on
iteposiE for the payment of all ex
penses tomorrow. including prizes
and fireworks.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
And Three Thousand Men Out of En-
ployment.
REPAIRING is TO BE DONE
During the Temporary Close Down.
Over Half the Men Who Are EN-
pIoyed by the Big Corporation Are
ldle-Boston and Montana and the
Butte ana Eoaton Continue Work.

Butte, July l.-Tha order to close
tAe WaSnoe smelter went INTO effect
today and with it nine of the heavi-
est ore producers in Butte suspended
opera, ions for the time being. Three
thousand men are affected by the
shut down.
The mines closed are the Anaconda,
Neyerswcat, Parrot, High Ore, Noun
tain consolidated, Moonlight Bell and
Diamond.
1t is also stated that the Gagnon
mine, which supplies the Colorado
sm eter with the bulk of it's ore, will
also close down in a short time. The
Close Of the Gagnon, however. has
othing to do with the closing of the
Other properties of the Anna gamated
company. The Gagnon shaft, it is
|Hta ted. lis to be retimbsred.
Fl During the general pension of
|&Qrk 10 the mines on the hill CON
EA54erahle repairing is to be done.
a6Npe development work will be
1t is understood that the
: DEshaft now LOO feet deep,
M Junk to 1000 level. The Dia-
5hd shaft IS to be retinlbered from
tsp @ bottom.
ployed in building the big hue and
stack at the Washoe smelter. The
Amalgamated company expected to
have the work completed by July l.,
but owing to a shortage of brick
could not do so. 1t is the purpose f
the company to avoid injuring this
years crop in the Deer Lodge valley,
and this is one of the reasons why no
ore will be smelted until the new
stack is in operation. When The fue
is completed it is believed the gases
robbed of their noxious properties.
Only harmless vapor will ONE from
The stack at the top of tha mountain
back of the smelling plant.
The mines operated by the Boston
* Montana company and the Butte
&, Boston company will raise ore S
usual.
These MINIS will yield about $500
tons of ore a day. Eight hundred
tons is treated at the Butte & Boston
smelter and 5000 tons at the Boston
& Montana's plant at Great Falls.
The companies are branches of the
Amalgamated Copper company.
The Amalgamated company en-
ploys three-fOurths of the miners n
Butte. There are about 5000 men
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
FASTEST TEN-MILE LEG

Newport, R. l., July 2.-The Re
lance sailed splendidly in today's
event. The wind blew more than 20
miles an hour and all three yachts
found that they could not even carry
small working topsails to windward,
er sails. The Reliance, with only a
number one jib top sail hoisted, in
addition to the three lower sails,
came to the finish line for the second
turn in AZ minutes and 10 seconds,
the fastest 10 mile leg ever sailed.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
KID CURRY. :,
1 III FREE |
#sS a~A-A--s7AA@A -.---. N l ssi51 90 -
Ard No Trace of Him Whatever Can.
Be Learned. M #
TIE PlNKERTON'S WATC HiN(
Around the Foothills, Hoping to Find
Some CleW to His Where abouts,
But Have Not Hit His Traif-The
Government Authorities Still Con.
tinue Their Investigations.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2.-Harvey
Logan, or Kid Curry, is still at large
and no trace of him whatever has
been learned by the officers. The
Pinkerton men are still circling about
The mountains in hopes of getting a
clew 70 his whereabouts, but as yet
they have made little progress, and
have not even hit his trail Investiga-
tions by the government authorities
into his escape continues.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
Aurelio Hererra, the Mexican, Put
Jack DoWney Out
Downey Laid Out by Terrific Blow
and Did Not Recover for Fully Ten
Minutes-Hererra Has Badly
Spraned knuckIe, the Result of
the Blow Given.

Sap, Lake, Utah, July 2.-It took
just three minutes for Aurelio Her
rera to put Jack Downey out of their
fight here tonight. In just two min
utes and 32 seconds after the first
round opened up Downey was lying
on the floor helpless from a terrific
right handler punch given him by the
Mexican, SO hard was the blow that
Downey did not come to for fully 10
minutes. and Herrera suffered a
badly sprained knuckle from the eff
feet of the blow.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-03
DEATH FROM HEAT.

New York, July "A terrific storm
here today followed a period of most
intense heat There were four deaths
from the heat and a score or more
prostratiOns. At on time the gale
blew at the rate of 72 miles an hour
In the upper part of New York, three
deaths and injuries to many people
have been reported as due to the vio-
lent wind
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FOUR FEET OF WATER.
Vets Down Gainesville, Texas No
lipht, No Fire.

Gain sville. Texas, July AT 3
a. m. this city is under four feet of
water. Thousands of people have
taken refuge on house tops. RumoTs
of loss of life are impossible to con.
firm. The city is in total darkness 5
The damage will be heavy, two
creeks which flow by the town. one
Of them passing through its center
and the other to the west side are
each a mile wide. The water is ris.
ing rapidly.
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FAT POSITIONS WIPED OUT.
Postoffices Employ No More Phys
clans to Render Medical Aid .gs

Washington, July 1.-Postm astet
General Payne today issued an or0ex
abolishing the position of physician
in post offices at the close, OF business
June 80, 1908. This order wipes out
a small list Of officials whose en-
p!oyment, without specific authority
of law, has caused wide discussion in
connlsction with the post Office inves-
tigat ton Eome of these oflces paid
s1,7o4sar and Ners sinecures.
One mAdSsas carried oHEthe rolls of
the Washington office for over a year
at that salary and had practically no
duties 10 perform. The office finally
was abolished here. and recently the
postmaster general held that the en-
ployment of physicians should be al
lowed only at offices in cities of 500,-
600 or more population. The post
offices employing physicians up to
the close of the fiscal year, which
expired last night when the proclama-
ton took place, are New York, Chi
cago, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and
Boston.
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MURDER CHARGE.
Against Mother and Daughter-Both
Under Arrest.

Jackson, Mich, July 2.-Mrs. War
rem Thorpe and her daughter. Pearl
Mcdonald, We're arrested today on a
warrant charging them with the MUIR
Thorpe, on his farm six miles from
here on June 4. Thorpe was found
dead in his bed room with a bullet in
his head, and at that time it was
thought that he had committed sui
eide
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ACCEPT HELENA FAIR SITE

Helena, July 2.-The board of di-
rectors of Montana State Fair asso-
citation has accepted unconditiOnally
the tract of land presented to the
state by residents of Helena. to be
used as a state fair ground.
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TEXAS CLOUDBURSTS.

San Antonia, July "A cloud burst
today visited the southwestern sec
ton of Texas No accurate reports
of the loss of life can be obtained, as
the telegraph wires are down in the
storm swept section, but enough is
known to warrant the belief that at
least 20 persons, mostly Mexican la
borers and farm hands perished in
the flood.
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RAIN is GENERAL.

Helena, July 2.-MOntana's thirsty
valleys and plains are receiving
drenching rain that will add greatly
to the wealth of the state. The rain
is general and heavy.
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day following up clews, and tonight
he claims that Smith is in an oil log
cabin about a mile from town on the
north side of the river. The house
has been watched all day. and this
evening one of the watchers came to
town and said that they were sure
that the fugitive Is in the house. The
house is an old log building that be-
longed at one time to an old man
named Remley.
Sheriff Darrah has not been heard
from since morning, but he is sup
posed to be between this town and
Bucoda
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ON MURDERER'S TRAIL,
Posses Watch Avenues of Escape for
Centralia Man.


Centralia, Wash, July 1.-The ex-
citement caused by the murder of
James A. Parson is still intense, and
people are waiting impatiently for
news from those who are searching g
for the murderer '
The last seen Of Smith, the mur.
derer. was when ne ran toward the
tracks sof the Grays Harbor branch
line, which runs at that point clos
to the skook ulnchlck riter BOth
bridges wers guacded allsnfght, "A d
between thsM blt es wes lin bf
guards, abotsk $Gkp bel fh
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sidesofth e srtt ef oul NN NN d IN
imposssSae III to ||1il ID
ly niade tra tx ~ laIsg to d.
afarsAell Shields "A S eerf''6nsy all