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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
ONE DEAD, SEVERAL INJURED.
Wreck cr Terminal Railroad Near
Madison, III.

ST Louis. July l1.-One person,
girl, was killed, four were seriously
injured, at least one of whom Will die,
and a score slightly hurt in wreck
on the Terminal Railroad associations
line between Granite City and Madi-
son, Ill The dead girl and the slightly
injured were left IN Madison. while
those more 'eriously hurt were brought
20 St Louis.
Most of the men injured and the
other passengers on the train We're
employees OF the Commonwealth Steel
company at Granite City, ILL., Six hH-
dred workmen, who were on the
wrecked train and on the other in.-
mediateiy following, returned to St.
Louis after the wreck instead of go.
ing to work.
Spreading of the rails of the trestle
which had been weakened by the food
is believed to have caused the acci
dent
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
DISASTROUS FREIGHT WHEc~
Cars and Locomotives Tumble lrte
the River.

Canon City, Colo. July l1.-As a
result Of a disastrous freight wreck
Oh the Denver and Rio Grande rail
road James Mauer. machinists help
er from Salida. sustained fracture OF
the right arm and severe bruises about
the head and body and four other rail
road men were less seriously injured.
At point one mile west of the
Hanging bridge in the Royal gorge the
freight, running east at the rate
about twenty miles an hour, left the
track on curve and the engine and
three other dead locomotives, con
signed to the Florence and Cripple
Creek railroad, rolled few feet down
ar emhankment into the river. Ten
cars loaded with ore were also de-
rallied
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
LIVED ON coosEeERRIEs.
Man Accused of Issuing Bad Checks
Took to the Woods.

Cass Lake. Mimi, July l1.-Dan Mui-
herr has been living in the woods for
nine days on wild green gooseberries.
Mulheru chose this peculiar method
of existence because warrants nau
been issued against him on the charee
of issuing false checks. he mas now
been released by paying the amount oi
the checks.
The sheriff, after long search
found Mulhern in the woods IN oiea,
water county He was almost haheo
his hips covered with grass twihe
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11

London, July 1.-THE Russian am
bassador IN London. ACCORDING jA
Catholic Herald, has refused TO =
ceive petition relative to the treat
ment OF negroes in the United States
and forward it to the cZar, as request
ed by the Catholic Herald. The petit
outrases on negroes, accompanied by
appalling brutality and urges the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
sids for Philippine Certificates.

washington, July IA circular
has been issued from the office of the
'ureau of insular affairs of the war
department inviting bide for s3.oOo'ooV
OF the certificates OF indebtedness ol
the government of the Philippine isl
ands, authorized by act OF congress.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
o,,r Returns Stolen Saddle.

Knoxville, Tenn, July ia PACK
age arrived here during the day from
Kansas City. Mo, addressed to Shef'
ifi Jim Fox. Knoxville. Tenn" 1t con
tanned the saddle and bride when
Harvey Logan carried from 'he hnoS
county jail's stable when ne escapso ,sa
on the sheriff's horse June ~. ihe
horse returned the day following.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
THE CAR is ASKED TO ACT
Petition Prepared in London Relative to the
Matter of Lynchings in the United
States.

Russian government to maze repre-
sentations to Washington asking the
authorities there 10 take steps, in the
interests of civilization and human
ity, to suppress the growing evil.
The ambassador says the matter is out
side his purview and that he cannot.
therefore. move therein The Catholic
Herald says the petition will be sent
direct TO st. Petersburg.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
MUCH BENEFIT RESULTS.
Second Operation Performed by Pope's
Physicians.

Rome, July 1l.-Professor Mazzoni
again operated upon Pope Leo during
the morning. extracting considerable
serum from the pleural cavity. Late.
the following bulletin was Issued:
The august patient passed the frs'
part of the night fairly peacefully ou'
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
Bancroft Goes to Venezuela.

Washington, July 1.-THE gunboat
Bancroft left Port of Spain (Trinidad)
during the day for Ciudad Bolivar.
point on the Orinoco river, to investi-
gate the alleged seizure of American
merchantmen by the Venezuelan gov
ernment forces and the insurgents re-
ported to be operating III that city.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
Lord Mayor Dimes Americans.

London, July 11.-Lord Mayor Sam
uel gave a luncheon at the Mansion
House in honor of Rear Admiral Cot
ton and the other officers of the Unit
ed States European squadron. now at
anchor in Portsmouth harbor.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
RIVERS ARE OVERLOOKING.

La Crosse, Wis, July 11.-Heavy
rains of the past few days have caused
all rivers and creeks to overflow their
banks in this vicinity and great dam
age has been done to crops. On ac
count of the washing out of numerous
small bridges traffic between the sur
rounding farming communities arc
the city is shut off. Root river is or
its fifth rampage this year and farmer:
are moving stock to highlands.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
TEN NEW STEAMERS.
Laroest Vessels on Lakes Soon to Be
Constructed.

Duluth, July l1.-Plans are under
way for the construction OF ten new
steel ore carrying steamers which VIII
be by far the largest vessels when
ply The Great Lakes. Each OF the ne"
boats will be $50 feet long and their
combined cost will be close TO Si,ooo-
400. The preliminary arrangements
ire being made by Captain A. Is.
Wolvin of the Pittsburg steamship
company.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
pepew the Guest of Honor.

London, July 11.-Senator Chauncey
NJ Depew was the guest of honor at
dinner given by George T. Wilson of
New York, at which more than fifty
Enelishmen and Americans were pres
ent The guests included many dis
tinguished men of both countries.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
PAYNE to Go on a Cruise.

Washington, July 11.-Postmaster
General Payne announced that he
would leave here next Wednesday on
q cruise along the coast TO Boston. He
said that he would take advantage Of
the regular cruise of the revenue cutter
Onondaga to go on that vessel and
would be away about ten days.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
THE STORM HAS PASSED,
Mote Reassuring News From Bulga.
rian Frontier.

Constantinople, July l1.-Oficiai
news received from Sofia is more reas-
suring Bulgaria has abandoned the
intention of reinforcing It's troops or
the frontier. In diplomatic circles a
calm view of the situation is now taken
and it is believed the storm has passed
o
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
Eleven Prisoners Escape.

williamsburg, Ky, July 11.-Eleven
prisoners escaped from jail here dur
ing the night by prying out the iron
crate in the floor. Five We're charged
with murder and the others with seri-
Gus ofenses Six prisoners refused
to leave the Jail.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
lives LOST in IOWA WRECK
collision Near Amana DemOIisfes Both En-
gines and Several Cars Number of
Lives Lost Three Bodies Recovered.

Cedar Rapids, Ia. July 1.-two ST.
Paul freight trains collided near
kmana. Both engines and seventeen
tars were piled in a mass. The dead
hre.
JOSEPH DUSEK. fireman, Cedar
Rapids.
GEORGE HAYNES, brakeman, Ce-
|dar Rapids.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN, supposed to
be tramp.
Several tramps who were stealing a
ride may be under the wreckage.
The collision was caused by mis-
|reading orders.
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Head of editorial Association.

Omaha, July l.-After a spirited
contest p. V. Collins, editor of the
Northwestern Agriculturist, Minneap-
oils, was elected president OF the Ma
tional Editorial association.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
BRYAN GOING ABROAD.
Will Study Sociology Under Monarch
iai Governments.

Lincoln. Neb., July 11.-William
Jennings Bryan has announced his in
tention of going to Europe this fall TO
study sociology under monarchlal
forms of government. 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Bryan to sail early in Sep
tember and remain until the end OF the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
Teachers Convention Ends.

Boston, July 1.-THE convention of
the National Educational association
was brought to close during The day.
The national council met to clear up a
few remaining matters of business aud
ten of the sixteen departments held
coccinnS
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11

the county seat at Havana. llGt IN time
to escape a mob that was being organ
lied
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
VERY hO1 IN THE EAST.
Deaths and Prostrations Occur at Sew
eral Points.

eral Points.
New York, July 1.-THE heat here
is intense. The temperature did not
fall below 81 degs. all night and began
climbing up again as soon as the sun
rose in a cloudless sky Up to 10
o'clock five deaths from the heat were
reported from Brooklyn and two
deaths and five prostrations in this
city.
AS the day advanced the weather be-
came steadily more oppressive. The
thermometer at the weather bureau
registered 94 degs at ! O'Clock. At
the street level it was several degrees
hotter. Another death IN Manhattan
was reported and the number o. pros
trations had reached ten.
Baltimore. July 1.-THE heat was
very oppressive here, the thermometer
reao hing 95 degs. at 2 O'Clock. One
death and many prostratlons resulted.
Pittsburg July 1.-two deaths ana
two prostratiOn5 from the heat Were
reported up to 10 o'clock. The mer-
curry at that hour was 81 degs.
Philadelphia. July 1.-THE exces,
sive heat is causing much suffering
here Numerous prostrations were re
ported
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-11
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED.

Four Others Injured by Train Strik.
ing Their Wagon.
Cincinnati. July l.-A pennsylva-
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Hotel Burned.

Louisville, Special.-The City Hotel
at Jackson, KY, a three-story build
ing. owned by Capt. B. j. Even, the
principal witness against Jet and
White, now on trial for the assassina-
ton of Lawyer j. B. Marcum. was
burned to the ground early Sunday
morning. Fifteen guests were in the
hotel, but all escaped without. injury.
There was no insurance on the stvuc-
ture, and the hotel with it's furnishings
and the effects Of the guests is a total
loss. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
but the belief is general that the fire
was incediary origin. Captain Even
recently had put up an addition to the
hotel. This was Just completed and
was in this part Of the hotel that the
fire was discovered. The town OF
Jackson has no fire department and Its
citizens were awakened by the firing o.
pistols and guns, and much excitement
prevailed. a detachment OF militia
came On the double quick from their
camp across the river and rendered
aid in assisting the guests to escape
and preventing the flames from spread
ing.
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Big Bank nerger.

Pittsburg, Special.-Plans have been
rerfected for the formation in Pitts
burg Of I Of the greatest combina-
lions of banking interests ever under
taken in the country. By the bill the
Farmers Deposit National Bank. Co
lumbia Natl. Bank, Trademarks Ma
tional Bank, American Trust Company.
PENNSYLVANIA Trust Company, Column
bia National Bank, Tredesmens' Ma
tional Bank, Germania Savings Bank
and Freshold Bank will be merged,
making the largest and most powerful
financial institution between Philadel-
phia and Chicago.
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Two Southern Trains Crash.

Danville, Va, special.-southern'
train Nc. 449, north bound, co!l!deai
with the Danville & Western mixed
train, No. Is, on the Southern Bail"
way, one mile north Of stokesland, ard
three miles south OF DanTilie' al :
o'clock Thursday morning. seven;eers
cars were wrecked, and several people :
including the engineers and iremen Dr.
both trains, were hurt, two OF them
seriously. The engines are a totaE
wreck. Fire broke out in the deraiiedl
cars Immediately after the COLLISION, =
and added it's horror to the already
wild scene. The woodwork OF the cars
was completely burned.
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At The North.

By the breaking Of a levee at East
st. Louis, H., II lives and a great
amount of property were lost.
Convict w. F. Miller, formerly Of the
Franklin Syndicate" testified in the
trial Of Lawyer AmInon, in New York,
and told of his "get-rich-quick'
methods.
The lumber yards in New York were
ieopened after a lockout Of five weeks
and building operations were resumed.
Ten buildings, weakened by flood,
collapsed at Kansas City and $4,000
persons are homeless.
Twenty persons were reported
drowned in a food following a cloud
burst in Arizona.
At Kalkaska, Mich, Mrs. Mary Nc
Knight confessed to the poisoning OF
her brother. John Murphy, his wife and
baby. and she is suspected Of causing
eight other deaths.
Miss Ruth Hanna. youngest daughter
of the Ohio Senator. was married to
Mr. Joseph Medili Mccormick, at
Cleveland before a distinguished as
semblage, including President Roose-
welt.
1t is reported in New York that the
Gould-Rockefeller interests have a
prospect Of acquiring Control Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
President George F. Baer. Of the
Reading, testified at the investigation
Of the complaint Of w. r. Hearst
against the coal-carry!ng railroads be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion in New York.
DR.. Richard Gottheil, Of New York,
was elected President Of the Fedora
ton of American Zionists.
Edward Mcintyre. of Moosic. Pa,
completed a fast Of 40 days, in an un'
successful attempt to cure himself OF
paralysis.
W. S. Devery gave bail for Samuel
Parks, the New York labor leader, ac'
cused Of extortion.
The Board Of Building Trades in
New York is split into two faction, one
Of which offers to break the strike.
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Miscellaneous Hatters.

Cotton prices again went higher and
made new records for Is years.
Alumni Day exercises were held al
Princeton University, and the ne"
gymnasium there was opened.
Miss Katherine X. Cassatt, daughter
of the president Of the Pennsylvanla
Railroad, was married to Dr.. J. +.
Hutchnso, at Haverford, Pa
The losses in the Pacolet river val
lev caused by the recent food were
estimated at 100000 and the desola'
ton there is graphically described by
eye-witnesses.
The debate in the British Pa:lia'
ment on taxation showed decided diff
.fsrences in the Cabinet on the ques-
ton Of preferential trade.
King Edward attended the wedding
in London of Lady Juliet Lowther and
Mr.. Robin Duff.
Seven men were severely injured
by a boiler explosion on the BRITISH
cruiser Good Hope at Gibraltar.
The new police project Of Odessa
assured q delegation Of rabbis that the
Jews of that city would be protected.
The Pope received 300 French pill
grims returning from the Holy land
and spoke to them briefly.
A pastoral letter by Cardinal kopp,
of Breslau, against Socialists caused
disturbances in the churches Wnen
read.
The Presidential message Of Lady
Henry Somerset to the worlds Wo'
mans Christian Temperance union
was read to the convention at Geneva
by Mrs. l.. NJ. N. Stevens, OF Maine.
Natives Of Ffguig report that 300
were killed by the French lombard
ment Of Monday.
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From Across The Sea

The Venezuelan revolution has been
crushed and Gen. Manuel A. Matos, Its
leader, mas taken refuge in Curaco.
Col. Geo. A. Schiel, a German artil-
lery officer who rendered notable ser
vice with the Beers, Is dying.
The Worlds w. C. T. U. continued
its session at Geneva, Switzerland.
The German Antarctic expedition
named a newly discovered land after
Emperor William.
The Russian Government announces
that it will not receive representations
from a foreign power in regard to the
Kischenoff affair.
The United States Consul at Canton,
China, reports that an American clsi-
zen has been captured by Chinese pi-
rates and is held for ransom.
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Killed By His Son,

Macon, Ca, Special.-An Eastman
special to The Telegraph says: "Dr.
T. ]. Bucken, Of Eastman. whose
brother is a member Of the Legfsla-
ture, was shot and instintly killed
Saturday by his son. Ogletree. The
father had seized a pistol and threat
ened TO kill his wife and children. The
wife attempted to wrest the weapon
from him. THE son, hearing the
scufie, ran into the room with a
pistol in hand. 1t is supposed the dis
charge e the later Weapon waa &C
cidcnial, the ball passing through the
fathers heart. The wife was formerly
Miss Alice Ogletree, Of Atlanta.
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THREANENED FLOOD.
Ell PasO, Texas, Fearful of Damage By
High Water.
THE FLOOD CONDITIONS ALARMING
River Forms a Big Lake Eight Miles
Above the Town and Huch Alarm
is Felt.

Ell Paso, Tex, Special.-The food
condition is regarded as serious here
by even the most conservative persons.
The river continues to rise and the
water Is striking the leVee with great
force. All available policemen have
been placed on duty along the river
and the city engineer and street COM
missioare have been busy since morn
ing with q large number OF workmea
engaged in f~ortifying weak spots In
the leyee with sand bags. At one point
the water ate out a cavity ten feet
long. but it was filed with sand bags.
Below the city the river tore through
all distractions and entered its Old
channel which was abandoned when
the cut of was built three years ago
to strengthen the stream, to guard
against future overflow. Late Sunday
evening the chief Of police received a
telephone message from John Miller. a
merchant and ranchman at White
Spur. eight miles above town. stating
that the river had gotten behind the
levee and formed a lake five miles
square and quite deep. This threatens
to sweep away the lovee and come
down upon Ell Paso with a rush. He
said he was doing all in lis power to
hold the waters in check, but feared he
could not do SO.
The report caused genuine alarm,
and the greatest apprehension is felt.
A heavy rain is falling 20 miles UP
the river and this adds to the danger
of an overflow.
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SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
A Splendid Improve ment.

Brief reference was made last week
to the Enterprise Mills at Kings Noun
tain, N. c., as to erect al additional
building 75x1OO feet and install new
spindles, etc. Contracts for the I'M
prcvements, including machinery, have
been awarded, and about $4,000 will
be expended. The coIapany's new ma
emery will include 2454 spindles and
fifty looms. which increases the equip
nent to 1852 sp!Edles and $50 looms.
The new building will give additional
floor space for $50 more looms. The i'm
provements are expected to be COM
pleted within three months.
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Lumber Notes.

The shipments Of lumber from the
port of Fernandina for the month OF
May aggregated 1,205,452 feet, and OF
crcssties 49,, 1908 pieces.
The Tennessee Lumber & Coal Co., a
New York corporation with $l.Ooo,ooo
capital, has closed a deal at Chatta-
ncoga, Tenn, for 10, 900 acres OF timber
land in Cumberland county, Tennes-
see.
The Louisiana Stave & Heating Co.
of Louisiana, Mo-, has been incorpor-
ated, with a capital stack oil S25,ooo.
The incorporators are E. P. Wells. G.
{. Webben. E. L. Carpenter and others.
The steamship Huron cleared last
ueek from Charleston, S. c., for Bos-
ton with 69.177 feet Of lumber among
her cargo. and the British schooner
Benefit for Kingstone, Jamaica, Win
or. OCO feet OF lumber, 200 doors n
ashes.
At Savannah last week the schooner
Major Pickards was loaded with cross
ties hy the Howard Supply Co., n IN
cartwright hours 1880 crosstles,
eouai to $50. 900 feet Of lumber, was
placed en- board that vessel. The PICK,
ands sailed for Baltimore on the ord
inst.
The Wood County Lumber Co., OF
Rhoresboro. Wood county, Texas, has
been incorporated, with a capital STOCK
Of $50, 900. The in%corporators are J. w.
Wilcox, George Wilcox, F. E. Wilcox
If Collin county, and ]. F. Sinners OF
Wood county.
The large saw-mill Of D. B. Morrison
G Co. at Morriston, Fla, was DESTROYED
by fire on the 5th inst. The entire mill
and fixtures, dry-kiln and two tram en-
zines were burned. The loss may ex-
coed $50, 900. The company will rebuiid
the mill at once.
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Charlotte Negro Strung Up.

Johnson City, Tenn, special.-AEs-
Isaac Poore, wife Of a Washington
county farmer, was criminally assault
cd late Wednesday by Adam Jackson. :
p Charlotte, N. c., negro. A mob pur-
ered and caught him and had stEIng:
him No when the deputy sheriff aIe:
Nose arrived. The negro was ta&e"1
down in response to appeals o. the peg
SO. He confessed his crime and a
hound over tc court and Is now IN JAKE
az .Jonesboro. Mrs. Poore may die
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At The National Capital.

proved the plans Of the Board on Con-
struction for the battleships Dakota
and Mississippi.
United States troops from Forts
Grant and Huachuca were sent to Mo-
renci, Ariz., to aid the Territorial mill
tia and rangers in keeping order among
the striking miners there.
The Navy Department awarded con
tracts for the three 10000 ton battle
ships recently authorized by Con
gress.
President Roosevelt has decided to
force Colombia to act on the canal
treaty.
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n!nor Mention.

The government Of the District OF
Columbia, through its corporation
counsel, has instituted civil proceed
ings against James NJ. Watson, now n
iail for alleged defalcation Of District
funds, estimated at $4,000.
At st. Louis Sunday, Claude. with
127 pounds, riden by ]. DAILY, won the
St. Louis derby, worth $4,000.
winning by two lengths.
The grain tax amendment was de-
feated in the British House OF Com
mons by a vote of 424 to %.
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Jefferson Davis Arch Abandoned.

Richmond, Va, Special.-The board
of directors Of the Jefferson Davis;
Monument Association have decided.
that e. C. valentine, as sculptor. ane*
". C. holland, as architect, shall Sab
nit new designs for a monument tG>
cost not more than the amount in tie"
treasury OF the association for the
present, which is about S6o.0oo. IhiS'
does away entirely with the arch IDEA