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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
Relief Kushes From
NeighborIng
owns
Fire Follows Storm
and People May
Be Cremated

Guthrie. Okla, May 12.-The death
list of Wednesday nights tornado at
SNYDER is expected to exceed lOO
Eighty-five bodies have been recoV-
cred, a dozen persons are missing and
given up for dead and of the 81 serl-
ously wounded seven are fatally hurt.
More than 100 others suffered less Sc
we're injuries.
Relief is being sent from neighbor-
ing towns. Offers of financial assist
ance have come from numerous cities.
Governor Ferguson of Oklahoma
has issued a proclamation calling at
tention to the needs of the stricken
town.
1t is still difficult to obtain informa-
tion from Snyder. A single tele-
graph wire furnishes an outlet, but it
is blocked with private messages con-
corning dead and injured.
Fire Follows Tornado.
To add to the confusion and dis
tress, after the tornado had passed,
fire broke out and burned all that re-
manned of the buildings on one of the
business squares. So far it has not
been possible to learn whether or not
any bodies were cremated, but it is
possible that such is the case.
An unidentified woman was picked
up dead, having been piniOned to the
ground by a piece of scantling which
was driven through her head.
Fred Crump, a boy, had started to
cellar when a flying timber struck him
and severed head from body.
Debris Carried IL Miles.
The debris was carried northeast as
far as Cooperton, II miles. About Is
head of horses and cattle were killed
on the town site. There is much suf-
fering in the town, owing to lack of
provisions and places to stay. What
houses remain are unsafe for habita-
ton.
The condition of the survivors is
pitiable and every effort is being made
to relieve their distress. Many wound
ed could not be cared for or given
medical aid until yesterday morning
and by that time their wounds were
aggravated. DR.. York of Hobart who
was active in relieving the suffering
says 20 per cent of the wounded will
die.
Undertakes and Collins Sent.
Oklahoma City, Okla, May 12.-Tbe
st Louis & San Francisco railway yes
terday sent 100 laborers in special
train to Snyder, where they will be
used in burying the victims OF the tor
nado and also to clear away the wreck
age. On the train also went under
takers who participated in the funeral
directors convention which closed yes
terday. They took with them 100
collins and will today devote their time
to the free burial Of the dead
School Building Struck.
Nevada Mo, May 1.-THE Benton
public school building was struck by
lightning yesterday. The town OF
MOntevallo sustained much damage
from wind storm which struck there
yesterday. Several residences were
destroyed. No lives were lost.
Platte City, Mo-, May IA tornado
struck Hampton Wednesday night and
several persons were injured, but none
fatally Three buildings were demol'
ishd and half a dozen residences dam
aged.
The Death List.
Snyder, Okla, May l2.-ApEroxl-
mately 100 were killed in the tornado
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
Famous Desiuner Dead.

Cedar Rapids; iowa, May H.
Joseph Tomlfnson, famous as de-
signer of cantalever bridges. is de 'ad,
aged SO. He was for many years in
the employ of the Canadian and Rt it
ish governments.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
kENOsHA BRIDE KILLED.?
Mrs. A. C. kiImer May Have Been
Lost in Snyder Storm.

KenOsha, Wis, May 12.-GraVe
fears are felt in this city for the safe
ty of Mrs. A. c. Kilmer of Kanosha,
who was in Snyder Wednesday night
Mrs. Kilmer is daughter of Oscar
Rector, and she had gone to Snyder
as bride few weeks ago. The Kill
mers resided in the very center of
the storm district
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
COST OF LIVING HfGHER;,
MEN WANT HIGHER WAGES

Green Bay, Wis, May 12.-Because
the members of the long shoremen Is
union demanded a higher scale Oft
wages than the union rates called for.
the Cargill Coal Co. has discharged.
all the union laborers. The union al
legged that it cost more to live than it
did at the time the schedule went in
to effect.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
Travellers Meet at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh, Wis, May 12.-The an
nual convention of the United Com
mercial Travellers will be held here
June and 10, and 1000 delegates
are expected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
To ASSESS THE
STOCKHOLDERS
ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
LEVY OF OVER so PER CENT.

Money Needed to Make Up the Funds
Stolen by ex-President r. G. Bige-
low-AIderman Denies He Loaned
Defaulter 100000, Got Scared and
Took 1t Back.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
NEGRO ASSAULTS TWO WOMEN.
Removed from OsceoIa Jail to Escape
Being LyneeAed.

Clinton, Mo-, May 1a-Dave Carroll.
a negro, assaulted Mxs. Mccoy, a wild
ow, and her 18-year0ldl daugh ter at
Osceola, fracturing the woman's head
with a rock and choking the gtrl. A
crowd surrounded the Osceola iail to
lynch Carroll and he was brought here
for safekeeping. Mrs. Mccoy may
lie
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15

DlateIy. the deficit in the capital stock
caused by the populations OF the late
president, F. c. BigeIow. The exact
figures of the assessment, it was stated
in financial circles, may reach 66 70.
1t is said that there are about lOO
stockholders at the present time, anu
the plan lis to divide the assessment
equally among these, unless some OF
them are found to be unable to meet
it. In that event such holders may
dispose of their stock to the large hold
ers and retire,
1.-The meeting Of stockholders Is
called for 4 o'clock Friday afternoon,
stated President VOgel. Beyond the
fact that the reports regarding the al
fairs of the bank will be ready ana
will be made to the stockholders at
that time, | am unable to say now what
steps will be taken. AS to new d.
rector to fill an existing vacancy, we
have not considered the matter, as
there are other things more urgent
than an additional director. We need
money. and we expect to get it, in or
der that everything will be made right.
Beyond that I can't say just what the
meeting will do
Lonstorf Makes Denial.
Alderman George LOnstOrf has come
out with an emphatic denial OF state
nlents credited to him that he had
loaned $3O0,0O0 to Frank G. BigeloW
bat had gotten it back and that he had
withdrawn 100000 from the First Ma
tional bank before he went to Arizona,
"There is absolutely no truth in these
reports" he declares. 1T is true that
l loaned $4,000 to Bigelow about
year ago, but when the note came due
| received my money back. AS to my
relations with the First National bank,
when l left Milwaukee for Arizona,
had S62, 900 on deposit there, and every
cent of it is there now and will remain
there.
''My mother never had any dealings
whatever with B1gelOW, and neither
B1gelow nor the First National bank
owes her any money
TO Replace Surplus in Part.
While it S not incumbent upon the
stockholders to replace the surplus or
the bank, which was in the neighbOr-
hood OF $1,000,000, and which was
wiped out by the Bigelow defaults, it is
understood that the plan Of the larger
holders is to not only make good the
total amount OF capital stock-$1, $780,
OO0-but TO also go beyond the actual
deficit in capital, which will probably
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
President Back Home.

Washington, May 12.-President
arrived here at midnight.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15
The Death List,

Snyder, Okla, May l2.-ApIroxi-
mately 100 were killed in the tornado
which visited Snyder and vicinity Wed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-15

rectly at the middle of the express
train.
There are various stories of how
the wreck occurred, but the official
version is:
Official Version.
About lao the engine on the east
bount freight train was tagged by the
crew of shifting engine ahead on
the same track The engineer quick
Nv put on his airbrakes and the train
ar unusually long one, came to a sud
den halt. The strain on the air valves
was a severe one and connecting
air hose in the middle of the train
blew out This caused the middle OF
the train to buckle and the damaged
cars fell over on the passenger tracks
Just as this happened the Cleveland
express came laundering up and
"sideswiped" the wreck. The ex-
press was stopped within it's own
length and the third sleeper was OPP
posite the wreck cars. Before any
one could leave the passenger train a
few slight explosions occurred and
then there was one great flash and
roar that shook the earth. The
whole affair occurred within few
seconds.
Scene of Horror Ensues.
A scene Of horror followed the ex-
plosion. The passenger, cars and
some freight cars instantly took fire.
AS the reverberation of the explosion
died away the agonizing cries of the
injured could be heard. Men and Wo-
men came tumbling and climbing
from the car windows and crawled
from under the wreckage. Many
passengers, momentarily seized with
terror, ran wildly about the fields or
waded into the shallow waters of the
river.
Explosions Stop Rescue.
Realizing their safety AMI the dan
ger still threatening others, the
passengers turned in and
began the rescue Of the living. AS
tnSy dPp1 CA4C WAOSh CIhOChCA
explosion occurred which sent them
scurrying away. No one dared go
near the wreck Finally the railroad
men lead the way and uninjured pas
sengers followed. Scores of those
trapped in their berths or pinioned I'M
der the wreckage were taken out and
laid in field badly hurt.
Victims Burned Alive.
The advancing of the fire drove the
rescuers back as they were about to
take others from the wreck and the
unfortunate men and women were
soon enveloped in the flames. The
cries of the dying were heart reniling,
but nothing could be done for them
After the victims in the wreck
were beyond human aid more atten-
ton was paid the injured, who pre-
scented a pitiable sight as they lay in
the field or on the banks Of the river.
AS quickly as they were temporarily
relieved of pain from burns or other
injuries they were placed on special
trains and hurried to a hospital here.
Gruesome Morning Task.
Several hundred railroad laborers
were on the spot within an hour and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-05

ton. u vss decided AZ fhs outset b,
the WashinFian government that tbs
rfsshirni wuuh f-caEnise no rreeei
rncs isasssi "a snrrr~s-s IN the prs
~nt wnr ii.rausr iiaran komnfa pas
pfrsrnia.i 90 him Crit 81 saEamor
iliii ainsst q veek before NJ White
arrived Ia ihis country. Il vas decided
that Zoe THE rsason Haron komurs
must take prs.,isncc oter n. White
This hsWrtrr. VAS frcpsnisri Gully 10
the half hours diIefrncr IN tho time
81 The presentation % che two mis
sinus
Tho question a. 10 which ship should
- assrn.,i 20 the Russians abi vhirh
a. the japanese a. take them 10 Ports
mouth s,lvci itself. Ia. servants on
the Dolphin arr iapan-se. while ihoss
on N. Mayfowcr arr chinese.
Roth delegations viii D. rcccivci NJ
the Portsmouth navy yard with mill
tnry hobors. and after iuncheon. ~
guests ~ Rear Admiral Meade. ths
IH,ac- commissioner. viii pay their ~
sI-ecis 90 the gpvcrnur ~ New Ilamp.
shirr.
II l. no; expected that the peace del
cgaies viii begin their deliberations
before Tuesday. AUG :
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STATE

About - members OF the Straw fam
lily met recently at the" Palisades"
in Stowe TO celebrate the 9th anniver-
sary Of Thomas A Straw.
AT recent meeting of the directors
OF the Barre Granite Manufacturing
company dividend OF 30 per cent OF
the capital paid in was declared to be
divided among the shareholders.
This was the company that exploited
the exhibition OF Barre granite at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at st
Louis last year.
A suit was drought in Burlington
recently by Mrs Kate LaFernier
against John Young for the recovery
Of $500. Mrs LaFernier was injured
June 3 at Mr. Youngs laundry while
in his employ. Her clothing became
entangled in shafting that runs
along the floor and it was torn from
her body She claims to have suffer
ed injuries about her arms and legs.
The claim is based upon the allega-
ton that Mr. Young was negligent in
not having a suitable covering for
the shafting. The case will be tried
August s.
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MrE. Mnry j. CnrIisle Dead.

BABYLON. y. Y. Aug. 5.-Mrs. Ma
~ ]. Carlisle. wife of former Secre-
tary OF the Treasury John G.. Carlisle,
is dead ut her country home in West
Islip after an Illness of three weeks.
She came here two months ago to
spend the summer. She was not in the
best of health then. and about three
weeks ago peritonitls developed.
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Pence. if japan .. sincere.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-"lf japan is
sincere in her desire for peace and has
decided 10 propose reasonable terms
there Is 10 question that II peace treaty
will he signed at Portsmouth This
in effect Is the statement made
10 President Roosevelt at Sycamore
Hill by VI. White. Russia's chief envoy,
on the occasion of the latters presen-
tation TO the president by Baron Ro-
sen, the Russian ambassador. accord.
ing to authority the reliability OF which
is not open To doubt.
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u d'~sH'i snoaHi - msch h. tsis
ahgai lheisasins no salary ~ teachers
80 i"hs as ihsFs is sach = suppl, At
lpats sif.s iasi COS ~ hish school
fsad4 a. ~ thslF hsnd snd IL is o.
sfnss - iais u pFrtsHiihg tlirss slFis
isaehlhg school ussy sFs snii,iei b.
if4 tbsif hahi asd saHas - ti.rm make
s"ed iasrhsfs. Tho ohly ~ay 10 lm.
prove is a. raiss she siandafd grAds-
Ally, make ihs isssisfs examinations
more searching especially 90 methods
shd qualifications, Thea -hsn no
eosntry school committees look
around Zoe teachers lhsy ~iii have o.
pas more nossy ~ catch no Sch.
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Korean. Received q, ssssmor. MN

OYSTER RAY. y. y. Aug. a.-l'r-s.
ldcnt Roosevelt received Syngamon
I,hce AMI Rev. T.. \. kopn. two kor'-
ans who arrived here 10 present to him
a memorial asking him a. look after
the Interests " Korea In the proceed.
ings o. the forthcoming peace confer.
cncc. They presented 10 the president
n letter Of Introduction from Secretary
TAFT. Mr.. Rhec l. student NJ George
Washington university AZ Washington.
and Mr.. ioon Is the pastor OF the ko.
rcan VI. =. church NJ Honolulu. As
they have no official standing the prcsi-
dent could do nothing FOR them. lie
suggested that they present their
memorial TO the Korean legation In
Washington and have II passed on to
the state department.
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PEACE ENJOYS MEET
President Received and Pro-
scented PlsnipotentlaFiea
HISTORIC stLSE OF xllTlOHER.
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gls hisioFf u no iisHaiastoa has,
90 HeEaasHi il lsins assd 90 isai
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csaadiah poiissss, nhis is = deserved
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l.ash Sunday h. vss ihsfsi-
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with The greatest boise ard blAre.
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suprrcsssd bic righteous urath.
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Au III be- was and trls.
Who lived b. this. "Do for Others
A. you would have them d. for you"
And when he fed a hungry man
No tract went with IN meal.
His grasp was wam-a hAnd.hake
Somehow man could feel
Jones died add when old Peter
saw him coming up the hin.
He shouted girough his megaphone;
Welcome Hello BILL
You're the best tbing on the turnpike
The greatest In tn land
stay out there Just a minute, Bill.
Til go and get tn band -
John u. Wells
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TABLE or PERCENTAGES
Soldiers Defeated nj Polo.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. II. l.. Aug.
Din a close and exciting game OF
polo in the freshman cup series here
the New Haven Freebooters defeated
Squadron A Of New York by three
quarters Of goal, the final score be-
ing: Frccbooters, .; Squadron A, AZ.
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Columbia Tenni. Exp.r, Won.

NORFOLK, Conn, Aug. j.-Robcrt
Le Roy, the Columbia university tennis
player, won the finals for the Bridge
man cup in tho eleventh annual tour
nament here defeating W. G. Ander.
son of New York. lie Roy took the cup
i'm 1904
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Three Fnvoritc. nj L,,op,..

CINCINNATI, o., Aug 5.--Three IA
vorites won at Latonia. The second
event went to Western Duke, second
choice In the betting. The handicap
steeplechase was won by Lights Out,
an outsider.
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