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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
CABBAGE BUGS KILL
VALLEJO RESIDENT
Peculiar Death Is Brought
to Attention of Medical
Fraternity.
Special Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, June 14-James T. FIan-
nagan. a welI-known resident OF South
Vallejo died this morning from poison
ing. FIannagan's case is described as
one of the most peculiar that has ever
been noted in local medical circles
Flanagan ate sauerkaut IN local
saloon Monday and during the night De-
came violently i'll. He got no RELIEF until
last night, when he vomfted great guam
titles of cabbage bugs that have infested
the plants in this section.
Flanagan was member OF the local
lodge of Foresters OF America and we'll
known young employee OF the navy yard
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
VICTIM CAPTURES CHECK PAssER.

OAKLAND, June 1.-TWO years ago
DR.. W. r. Allison obtained from John G.
Herr, a saloonkeeper at % San Pablo
avenue, s25 on draft purporting to
be drawn on the Newspaper Association
of St Johns. New Brunswick. Herr
learned shortly afterward that the pa
per was worthless. But Allison had
disappeared. To-day while the victim
was in san Francisco he literally ran
into his man, recognized him and turned
Allison over to a policeman. Allison is
50 years old, a graduate of a New York
medical college, with post graduate
honors from Leipsic. He told the
Oakland police that drink had caused
his ruin
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
Make a Short Turn to Avoid
a Collision on a Bridge
and Strike Telephone Pole
MACHINE Is DAMAGED
Occupants Narrowly Escape
Being Dumped Head First
Into a Creek Near Ross
Special Dispatch to rhs caIl

SAN ANSELNO. June 1+.-R. z Ham
mond Of the Hammond Lumber COM
pany OF San Francisco. who IS residing
for the summer IN San Rafael. gave an
automobile ride last night to party
Of friends through this valley TO Lark
spur and return IN recorc-breadn8
time. AS they were rapidly approach
ing the Barber bridge on the county
road between Ross and this town they
perceived a vehicle crossing the bridge
and reversed the machine 10 turn 20 tns
right The headway was too great.
however, and the automobile and tts
occupants would have gone over ths
bank into the creek, twenty feet be-
low. only for a stout telephone pole.
which withstood It's momentum The
automobile, which is a very large and
expensive one. was damaged and sent
to San Francisco for repairs. The mem
bers OF the party. outside Of bad
fright, were none the worse for their
ride.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
WILL LoCATE IN sUNNTvALE-

PALO ALTO. June IA ". Bes-
sey. proprietor of the Jubilee incubator
Works. located at Thirty-second street,
Oakland, has announced that ne VIII
move his plant TO Sunnyvale- He has
been looking for a location in this
valley for some time, and the sunny
vale people have given him three acres
Of land as an inducement TO locate IN
that town. The enterprise will cause
the removal there OF about forty fami-
lies and this, together with the ex-
tensive works now being started by
the Colby Machine Company. will make
Sunnyvale quite an important manufac-
turing center
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
w.d. sant. Cruz BeIIe.

SANTA CRUZ, June IA marriage
oe interest in college circles was cele-
brated to-day, when A. n. Sheldon. an
instructor and graduate of the State
University at Berkeley, married Miss
Gladys Grover at the residence of the
brides parents. The bride is a young
society. lady of the city and an accom-
pIished musician She is the daughter
Of s. F. Grover. the retired lumber mer-
chant
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
WILL ATTEND ooNFEREScE.

OAKLAND, June 1.-THE Rev. Mar
Gus Friedlander rabbi of the First He
brew Congregation of Oakland, will
leave this city morrow evening for
the East, where he viii spend his va
cation During his sojourn in the East
Rabbi Friedlander will attend the Cen
eral Conference OF the Hebrew church,
which is 70 be held ia Cleveland. Ohio.
after which he win visit Chicago. New
York and the other large cities Of the
East
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
Goes Adrift I'm Fog.

SANTA CRUZ, June 14--An Italian
fisherman known as Dick" got lost II,
the fog on Sunday, and his boat COM
r,enced TO drift. He drifted twenty five
iniles below Monterey, and was almost
opposite Point Sur before he got his
bearings and turned back. FIe was alb
sent three days. and many thought that
lie had been drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ACCUSED OF INcENpIARIsaI.

PALO ALTO. June IA warrant
has been issued for the arrest OF J.
Anderson, alias Cassidy, on the suppo-
sition that he was the incendiary who
attempted TO burn the Pillsbury build
ing Sunday morning. Anderson's wife
is one of the proprietors Of the lodging
house in the Pfllsbury building. and
there has been considerable discord
between them OF late Anderson is
shoemaker and formerly worked here.
He is supposed TO be in San Jose. the
officers having traced him there from
San Francisco to-day
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ART ExHrBrr Ar NILE CLUB.

OAKLAND, June 14.-Artist members
of the Nile Club opened their first an
nual exhibition of paintings tonight
al the unique rooms of the club, 1107
Broa advay. The exhibitors were Xavier
Martinez, c. p. Nelson and w. E. Rol,
Inns The rooms We're thronged with
many guests. including ladies. who
were specially invited TO this, the first
night of the exhibition. The exhibit
win be open for week. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday afternoons. from
2:3O to o'clock, viii be reserved for
ladies'
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
MERCHANTS AS IMpRovERs.

OAKLAND. J1ne 14.-Merchants and
property owners on Washington street
have called a meeting for Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the City Hall to dis
cuss the question OF opening Washing
ton street through to San Pablo ave-
nue and TO organize a Washington
street Improvement Club. The move
contemplates The extensive rehabilita-
ton OF that ihorougRfare, its lighting
and general attractiveness. This meet
.isg will also take UP the proposition of
q neY city hall
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
Bou.ER-MAKER,s SKULL CRUSHED.

POINT RICHMOND. June 14.-While
at work on the new tanks of the Stand
ard Oil Company, ]. Gulart, a boiler
maker. aged IS years. missed his foot
ing on the scaffolding on which he was
working near the top of the tank and
fell to the ground, twenty feet below.
He struck fairly. on his head, and
though not instantly killed. his skull
is fractured and there is no hope for
his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
PRISON TO USE CRUDE OIL.

SAN QUENTIN. June 14-At an
early date the prison will use crude oil
as fuel for generating steam to run
the jute mill and an electric light
plant According to the estimates fur
nished by Consulting Engineer w. R
Eckert, the installation OF oil as fuel
and an electric lighting plant will re-
suit in saving of $1,000 annually. Ex-
cavations are being made for the two
oil tanks. each of capacity OF 25o0
barrels.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ZIMMERMAN FOUND
GUILTY OF ROBBERY
Jury Agrees Upon a Verdict
After Having Been Out
All Night.

MARTINEZ, June 14-After remaining
out since IL o'clock last night jury IN
the case of John Zimmerman. accused OF
highway robbery, brought in a verdict OF
guilty at lis o'clock this afternoon. Be-
fore a unanimous decision was reached
several ballots, standing eight TO four
for conviction. were taken
Zimmerman Is accused OF being one OF
the two men who held up and robbed
messengers of the Central Bank OF Oak
land of $4,000 while they We're on their
way to the Standard Oh works at Point
Richmond.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

SAN RAFAEL. June 1.-THE follow
ing were elected officers OF Lagan IN
stitute No. 50. Young Ladies Instituts.
for the ensuing term: President. Mrs.
w. J. wickman; first vice president.
Miss Agnes Watson; second vice pres
fdent. Miss NJ. Whitmore: recording
secretary Miss K Timony: financial
secretary, Miss NJ Kaneen: treasurer.
Miss Minnie Kreuger: marshall. Mrs.
Franz Frey. and trustees. Mrs. William
Toner, Mrs James Watson Jr.. and Miss
NJ. z. Boyd
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
PRISON OUTPUT OF BAGS SOLD.

SAN QUENTIN. June 14.-Owing TO
the extraordinary low price OF 81
cents per bag. which Is a cent and a
quarter lower than Calcutta bags. all
the output OF the prison jute mill has
been contracted for up 10 August l.
The Warden IL daily receiving large
orders from various points IN the
country, which he Is unable 70 MI. and
at a rough calculation it would take
more than a million grain bags to Ill
these demands. The bag season gen.
orally closes during the early part OF
August.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
VIII spend Honeymoon mt Exposition

SAN JOSE, June 14.-Miss Groce Fray
and William Black, popular young peo-
pie of this city. were married -ssss evens
ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fray. Only relatives
and a few friends attended the we'd
ding. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. Wilmer Gresham. Mr.. and Mrs
Black will spend their honeymoon at
the Portland Exposition. The groom is
a prominent young business man of this
city
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
SAN JOSE MERCHANTS MEET
AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
Chamber of Commerce of Garden City
Is Enjoying the Greatest Growth
I'm It's History.

SAN JOSE. June 1.-THE San Jose
Chamber of Commerce at its annual
election has chosen the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: President,
V A Scheller; treasurer, Safe Deposit
Bank; managing board-T- c. Barnett,
]. A. Belloli, Major c. P. Braslan, Jo-
seph T. Brooks, Will s. Clayton, Charles
j. Cornell, Henry c. Doerr, F. Jansen.
w. P. Lyon, S t. Montgomery, W. ].
O'Brien, w. S. Orvis, Joseph II. Rucker,
Joseph d. Radford. r. s. Ruble. ": A.
Scheller. Paul Shoup, L. Sonniksen. w.
Thinker, " Koch, Alex ]. Hart, James
w. Pitman, ]. p. Jarman, Byron MIL
lard. T. B. Brown
The Chamber of Commerce is enjoy
ing the greatest growth IN it's history
and new members are constantly being
added. 1t was decided to maintain the
San Francisco headquarters during the
time that the Lewis and Clark EXPOSE
tion is open.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ASK GUARDIAN FOR THAYER.

OAKLAND, June IA petition for
letters of guardianship on the person
and estate of Edward F, Thayer, the
well-knotvn saloon man. has been fled
by Mrs Mabel Is. ANGEL. his daughter
10 is at present at the Livermore. San
itarIHm and IN a very bad way men
tally. The move is made by his wife
and two daughters to protect his prop
trty interests.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
sBrtngs In Verdict of Guilty.

UKIAH, June 1.-THE Jury in the
Darr assault case brought in a verdict
of guilty after having been out only
forty-five minutes this afternoon. This
was the third trial of the case. On both
previous occasions the jurfes disagreed
and it was not supposed that a convic-
ton could be secured.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
LIVE BABY FOUND
IN SMALL BASKET
Infant Is Left by Mother
in Front of a Home at
Dutch Flat.

DUTCH FLAT, June 14.-George Faller.
a blacksmith at this place. found small
basket containing baby girl hanging
on his gate Tuesday morning. and a note
with it, saying the mother had left the
baby, knowing it would have a good
home, as Faller and wife have no chill
dren. The little one is being well taken
care Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
PIsroLEsI WINS SUIT.

SAN RAFAEL. June 14.-In the case
of S. p Biumenberg VS.. L. c. Pistolesf
10 recover $500 on a promissory note
Judge Lennon held that plaintiffs con-
tention as adduced from the evidence
was very weak and rendered decision
in favor Of the defendant. The case
had occupied two days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
Die, WIFI. yi.i,,nr III. Brother.

SANTA CRUZ, June 14.-Wiiliam
Bender. who arrived on Monday even
ing from Logansport, Ind. died this
morning while visiting his brother. An
drew Fender, at Sequel. The brothers
had not met for sixteen years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
TRAMP ACCIDENTALLY STARTS
A FIRE AND is BADLY BURNED
Several Vacant Houses In the Town of
Mnyfeld Go Up I'm Smoke
and Flame.

SAN JOSE, June 14.-Several vacant
houses in Mayfield were burned to-day.
They were accidentally fired ! by a
tramp, who came rushing out of one Of
the buildings seriously burned and
nearly sufrocated by the smoke. He will
recover. Loss about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
AUTHORITIES ARE SEARCHING
FOR GRANDSON OF VICTIM
Believe That He May BE Able to Throw
Light ON the Murder of Mrs.
Phoebe Wfllfawa.

JACKSON, June 14-An inquest was
held to-day in the case Of Mrs. Phoebe
williams, who was found dead yester-
day morning at her home in Lancha
Plana, twelve miles southwest of here,
with two gashes in her throat. severing
the windpipe and artery. The jury
brought in verdict OF murder at the
hands of q party unknown. Word has
been sent to various points to appre-
bend Chester Maker. aged II, a grand
son Of the victim. He has been missing
since Sunday night. The authorities
believe that he has some knowledge of
the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
BASEBALL CLUB TO GIVE DANCE.

SAN RAFAEL. June 1.-THE enter
tainment and ball to be given in the
schoolhouse next Saturday evening,
June IA, by the San Quentin Baseball
Club promises to be a success. The
committee is working hard to make 1t
an enjoyable affair.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
VIII Become a. June Bride.

PALO ALTO. June 14.-Mr and Mrs.
Theodore Vandervoort have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Florence to Harry <. Murray of Santa
Cruz. The wedding will take place
the last week in June.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
wANGLED BODY or MAN
Is FOUND UNDER 4 BRIDGE
Laundry Tag on n Piece OF the Clothing
Bears the n anne OF j. r.
KNIGHT.

COTTON. June 1.-THE mangled
body of a mar. probably killed by a
train, has been found in the bed OF
the. Santa Ana River under the railroad
bridge q mile below this town. A laun-
dry tag on his person bore the name of
II r. knight
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS
IN PRESENCE OF FRIENDS
Dependency Following Drunken
Spree Causes a Resident of Ukiah
to Commit Suicide.

UKIAH, June 14.-Word was received
to-day from Upper Lake that Harry
Kenfro had committed suicide there.
The deceased had been drinking heav-
lily for some time past, and surprised
his friends by walking into a group of
them to-day and informing them that
he was tired of life. He then drew a
pistol and blew out his brains.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
FIRE STARTS IN HARVESTER
AND DESTROYS GRAIN FIELDS
Flames Spread Over a Large Tract OF
Land Near Newman and Cause
S1O.00O Damage.

MODESTO, June 14-Fire caused a
loss of $4,000 on the west side, south
of Newman, yesterday. hot box on
a combined harvester started the flames,
which consumed the harvester and
grain belonging to J. Hooper, Hans AL
bertson, p. Pfitzer and the Howard Es-
tate, farmed by Grant Howe.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15

SACRAMENTO, June 14-Requisition pa
pers were issued to-day at the Governors Of
fee for the return OF Louis Bits. who is wanted
in Napa upon charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. Bills Is under arrest In
Reno Nev.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
DISPUTE OVER BOARD BILL
CAUSES SERIOUS SHOOTING
Michael Purcell Is Wounded Four Times
by w. A. Hall ut Los Angeles
AMI May DIE.

LOS ANGELES. June 14.-During
dispute over q board bill at Agricul-
tural Park to-day Michael Purcell was
shot four times by w. A. Hall. Three
of the bullets lodged in Purcell's breast
and one in the arm. He may die.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-15
ITALIAN GUNBOAT UMBRIA
WILL GO INTO DRYDOCK

Vessel VIII Proceed to the Government
Navy Yard at Bremert0n After
short Stay at Seattle.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 1.-THE Ital-
ian gunboat Umbria, Captain Corsi, ar
rived here to-day. She is on tour OF
the Western world, having been at sea
for fifteen months. She will remain In
Seattle FIVE or six days and will proceed
from this port to the Government navy
yard at Bremerton. where she will go
into drydock
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
This was a case brought to test
the d64sQtatRSalit1 III 81 liqtPf IL
:-.-E.
Water Carnival at rontenae.

CHIPPEWA BAY, y. Y, Aug. 20
The motorboat races for the American
Power, Boat associations gold )cop
were continued today. Several of the
boats khfeff had taken part III yester-
days races, had dropped out and as
the c6ances Of winning are narrowing
down lie, interest in the eshaceS seems
to increase. The start this morning
was made arf good form and the thou
sands Of, spectators on, shore and on
the islands along the. course enjoyed
excellent sport.
After, the >cohclufion Of toaays''aces
the visiting yachtsnaen will Fun Up to
the club houssss of the Frentenaf- Yacht
club, about ten miles up the river
from the Thousand Island Yacht club
house. The Frontenac Yacht club has
invited HE to be the guests
of the club tonight rapd to witness the
water carniyalcs fof which3 extensive
preparations have, been made during
the past week. J ~'~'S.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
REPEALs GHS FRANCHISE.
.,':7;s::SSIFjWl u
Privileges .o4.t5 J.AShsTbers.

Z tcl lr9> b r g 1eft-7nOn1 Il Fsi D. L.
NORTH Z YAKIMA, ). Augst s2s.-r-lFi,e
t--7RG 20 lSE b ~ fBsDcSt D IIfJ 3 az 1sE
City. 5l repealleed tie fies 1gdiHffi II Il
ance grahtin a. # 1f 4f a a'9l u gas
plant to y, r. ChaYhers,' % lpa a. searaa "
1nmlieediatsly1 ttl6 wing a. ranchfss
was lJsked asked tor, b az E. W. Aaas5s8h
of Spokane to install a a gas plant. uair
der the neW Atanchise week viii be
domfmfepesaS 6 O. 5hin s9aay,'an '''s1
Anderson IL s sEss t3 Z 41yy d to s5 tas
city 500 for the first five years, 5000
for the second five years, $3.50 for
the third Ave. years, .s $500 for the fourth
five Years and $4O0 yearly for the
rest of the life of the franchise, which
is for 5Ofyears The franchise will
come up for action at the next meet
ing of the council -
r ri NJ
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
Gamsdoolrff Repudia,tes Interview. 4, ii

ST. PETTEzaRsRUHRG, TEL $ tsHI g., Aug. = 25f751n Il
regard to h the statement f. ma}t published lis J. in
Amergkieia mrergkiaay yesterday erf quoting Lamsdorff
as saying that hatt, Russia, 3 s h won't pay a
cent Pt Of srFn indemnity nor cede a.! foot OF
territory, the foreign office qefo today dfl dfl
MED emphatieally that Lamsdorff had
received the. .cqrressnaopinfsdeente He says
that no such statement was issue issued.
Nevertheless, 3F,,i,l a recognized press agent
Of the foreignn, n, office reiterattefs, f,,ot the
statement emleennttt that Russia, won't pay any any
indemnity. .-.,5.
Practically all Of Komura's suite ac-
compannied hir him to Manchester. At the
last minute Takanira decided not to
go,,oIt, It is believed important peace
developments detained him. En- route
to the station Komura's automobile
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
DESPERATE FIGHT
Neqro Shoots Two Men After Reeeiv.
ifn ing a Fatal Wound. '''F''

DUBUQUE, nIowa, Aug. i25.-As the
result of a desperate fight on the
steamer Quincy, in the harbOr here,
late last night, d. H. nBrunker,I first
mate roustabout and Charles Ham
thorn, deck frand,- are in the hospi-
tai. Davis and. and Hanthorn capnot sur
vive. -o,.z-l,I~,
Davis refused to work lon as the beat g9at
steamed out of the harbor, r. and the the
mate chastised him. Tn. negro await
ed his opportunity and when the he mate t
had his his back turned struck 1f}.lh him over a
the head with a SHOVEL, knocking him
rU0T9yn TI2 mo- = -
down.
When Brunker rose. to his feet he
drew a revolver and fired three times
at the negro, one bullet lodging in the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
5uHDfu u : HEIIUOI
kaneko Sees Roosevelt, ,

-1f tt(iI 30 IL J 10 ~ III
OYSTER BAY. Aug. 25,TKaneko
visited the President this morning.
Later, when asked what, was the out
look for peace. ne, replied, t'like,o the
weather., - glancing at tne. clouds. = -
What do you think of !Lamsdorffs
statement that Russia Mnn,tpa mon
ey nor coaacede land2' qi-Js,
Il think he is making a mistake, but
it seems tto be- offieIiatllp,.4 guess. weil
have tp swallqy it,%"sta ,vs.srN
His conference with the president
lasted an, laour.-.- - IL '-OIED-
.Kanekon9 retalmed tfrom Sagamore
Hill, inogreat good humors oWhenJ ask
ed if it. would : be peace or war, nuf1e
said;e III s.il 2|r sG9tn1 ,s"
IA deadlock I lsl1o1d say. Japan
will make, no more CONCESSIONS, 1.-THE
war has Gosh ohert $500, 900 600 to date.
A few papers say shH, offerednto make
peacs,sfor, $500, ,0o0, 400. aIatnin4x that
a.,great,l a enough Goncession.fd WeE Will
make peace IF. . Russianwants-n s. nit,t but
wes cannot give UP everything. what
we want is peace with justice pfor
Japan and honor for RussiaG,'io elf
He said ihe1 aaid not bring any COM
munication from the; Toxic govern
ment, and sarcastically told the news
paper men that they. had the power
to make peace or war. onGn - rsE;5
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l.
'ST.1dOUIS;r Mo-, Aug! 25.-UfIfted
Staee9 Soldiers at Jefferson barracks
thfS sffforning captured the steamer
Eva AAfaa5 Said to- be carrying yellow
fewer refugees. They detained the
passengers and crew at quarantines1l
milgS belSW this city! ~. 4 1874
Drhe Eva Alma was released ii after
INSPECTION ii Pier craft started IN tow
ofda tsIow Boat UP the river, but ran
snSH 6f7cda1 and tied up to the bank
to cufswood:s The report spread from
the nearest VILLAGES that the vessel
carried yellow fever refugees and mo
town would allow a landing and no
one would sgo near enough to speak to
herhntt1rrew Of nsfx aboard; all having
health Dcertffeates. = '-iF "'@I-'' =
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Fire Boys G9vsn Run This Afternoon
..,br-LossI Mas Mostly ,"W ind.",:s5xo
euIlRlnnnOa VI


RI3guq1r Burning ming straw in a lot west OF the
Holt ,rs Manufacturing a. companys
warehouse. in Main street this AFTER
noon gave, the fire boys from the cen
trail station a. run and. incidentally
caused uptown people to think the
whole west end of Main street was
doomed. The fire caught. from a
small rubbish pile and spread over a
big area before It was discovered. The
flames were, rapidly eating into a
frame barn, and machine sheds when
the apparatus arrived and commenced
throwing water. The principal loss
was to several hundred people VINO
lost. their, breath in fastening TO the
scene ;, es1Lfo. : i trt. N"i IL
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-25
DEADLY ,jCLoUDBURST ,,.. ~. ,"s "a
I'm I'M COLORADO CANYON
Eighteen Lives Are Known , to Have
Been Lost-vietims Were Mostly Il
' r.'on s'i Foreigners '''i,-7.''9
b. Ceziy nE.rF! E-T' e : f|I

, DENVER, Colo. i-Augn 25.-The lat
est report of the cloudbursr in Deiagua
canyon says that only 16 lives were
lost and 1S houses swept away. Com
muication is cut off.
.J:s.Ii 81 u ! 1tIrc. nj
The Trinidad coroner has been noti-
fed that five bodies have been re-
covered from the food. sa The lost
were mostly foreigners. Joseph q Vel
tri, wife. and children are known to
have been drowned. Wire communii7; comm i
cations will be restored by night, o.
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ACCIDENT ENDS 4 YOUNG LIFE.
: IodanBTJ uso i-a-aI2el E. !. c, = 'ui o,
Fifteen Ysaraoad Boy Thruwn Through
crIcrnoI Barbed Wire Fence, lroT-.

i NORTH YAKIMA Aug. 25-Thrown
with fearful force through barbed
wire fence. which mangled and :, tore
his flesh ,frightfully, Arthur Merritt,
the 15nyear-oll son of o. Merritt, of
tAhtanum, lies dead at his home. -.
i The 5aerse he was riding SHE'D at a
cpryesins the road, and the boy went
from his seat as though thrown from
a aacatapult.. In some manner he ex-
irrigated himself from the fence and
walked otq1 the. roadside, where he lay
down and died before assistance could
be, rendered, him. biz=r~t i.
The boys mother and father, are at
Portland, visiting the Lewis and Clark
Ialr. shszEG -. - NJ