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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
TOLEDO WILLL{A
GUATEMAL ARtVOLT
CABRERA GOVERNMENT TO be
ATTACKED ON BOTH SIDES
IN SHORT WHILE.
A UNION OF REPUBLICS
is Planned, the Proposed Overthrow
o. Cabrera Being the first step
-M.xioo VIII Not War
Over Lima Difficulty.

Civ of Mexico, Aiay g.. THAT 4
revolution wifi break out IN Gaate
mala within the next 80 days Il DAD
statement of official VINO has every
poiht Of he present imbroalio we1
IL hand General Toledo, who wilI
be mm nder of he movement. ii u
stated. is now a ManaeIa eonferrine
With President zelaya 0f Nicaragua.
Tho gnal for Tie advance viii
come y zen Mexico sewers diplomatic
relations wIth Guatemala Toledo
viii BE- advised ana win cross ZION
dnras With 10000 q 20 mon Promis
Of arms and ammunition for this force
is already assured.
Plan Federation Of Rcpubfs.
AZ tae same Tine force waieb
this same authority says. win prob
abiy be ned hy conolcn Orla, SIM
p netFaie Guatemala flon tie Meyi.
can befaor
II is declared that thla movement
win BE iho frs sep towards 4 fea
efation eli me Central American re
g5olics and that the man who Wil
si'eaeed cabrera us President of ttaa
nala will act in that capac II fan
2 short tiipe, being made govern
1f the state Of Guateman, whieh viii
be one OF thc new federation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
FRISCO RIOTS END,
CARS MAKE TRIPS
POLICE SHOW RADICALLY DIFF.
FERENT TEMPER AND PRE-
VENT TROUBLE.
MAKE PROMPT ARRESTS
And Land sympathizers Who Showed
Disposition to Make Difficulty in
Jal--Hatchet Hurled at
Strike Breakers.

San Francisco May Sat 2.50
O'Clock this afternoon two cars man.
ned by strike breakers left he car
barn at Oak and Broierick stree s..
going west toward the Ocean beach.
The cars finished the trips al 4:4a
and were run ito the barns. The
trip was made without much diff
Guilty.
AZ one point a man In a Buggy pull
ed pis ol bat a dozen policemen
were after him before he had time
TO shoot The man dropped the gun
and ran. bat was captured.
Al another place carpenter work
ing "a a buildlng threw a hatchet a.
ono Of The cars He was a prisor
in Jess than a minute.
A telephone lineman driving
wagon blocked the cars and r,s5 t9
bit mounted policeman with a pair
IF heavy pliers. lie was clubbed into
submission and arrested
The temper Of the police was raG--
caily different from thst of yesterday
Today tfev showed a dis7 iti8n TO
wa-ch the cars ard prevent The uafsa
sympathizers from throwing missfIas.
Each car was manned hF half a dozer
men. 7one Of won we're armed-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
.1QOREPORTEDL0ST
STEAMER WRECKED
FRENCH TRANSPORT GROUNDS
OFF COAST OR URUGUAY
WITH 800 ON BOARD.
MANY LEAP IN PANIC
And Were Drowned Before Reaching
Shore-P5sseneers Remaining
o1 Sinking Vesssl MAKING
Desperate Signals.

HcH'evileo Uuausv. Nav S-The
Tenaa traB7porf Potion has been
sIcchei oG San jose igusc-0. or ths
7osst of Uruguay She IS unde tooI
to have had 800 rassengs on board
fnd according to the latest REPORTS
carly 200 paseeus. s.rs have beel res
sHel and are oa ffoir way f9 tais
.ty The vessel and hsr csr~o rr1b
fiiF Wil' prove to'ai ios 1ar
-esraitY list has been report ID af jon
uf this bias u0- beea c3uota. afa1.
Panic hoie out an board tte vessel
bon She grounded and a nan Hc- af
error stricken people Jumped or
ar5 EoT of those who jumped
anased t8 srim ashore hrt many
tro d-nFHrf D. fs Huoan THAT .Hf
-roms officers az Rlncon De H-r
erre saved 51 passengers. Those
t au taa.l fae vessel -an ha sean
r9H t-e s1ae mefiEE desperate -i--
-als
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
SHRINERS PICK ST. PAUL
Wearers of Fez to Gatser In Mime
sofa CITY Next Juiy-Frank c.
Roundy Imperial Potent5te.

Los Angeles. Nav S-St. PmI was
tonight chosen as tte place for hId
DOGS tfc ot irer eonc.ate in 1905. the
ja'c being set for Juiy l3 jo IS.
This afternoon thc p.ognm of c'cr-
ion ui oni ers was carried ont
Frank G. Roundv Of Chcag5. being
advanced 20 the aGice 81 imperial po-
terata aad each at the other o1'ces
being elected To- thc nest highest
noint The contest over the office OF
imperial o1iar u8rl resulted Gur
ably f1 Henry 81 Niednuehau-. of
NoolaI Temple ST. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
ARMY POST TRAGEDY
Private Shoots Wife and Corporal
And is Killed BY Formers Re
lstive at Fort Casewen.

Southport. \. C.. May S.-Today Ell
the United States armp post az Fo-t
Caswell. Private Henry Hamilton. {
Inc cost art llery shot his wife thr o.
times. seriously wo nding her. H2
then shot and seriously wounded Cor
poral a son. Of the Thirty-frst com
pauy and was himself killed bv Cou-
n-issary TherWsld brotbe--inlaw of
Hamiitou's wife The tragedy was
the outcom cf domestic troubles He-
twee- Hamilton and his wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
ne roo, SAYS BROWN
Who Declares TAFT viii be Choice at
Party Leade s. Conference.

Toledo Ohio. May 81 Walter f
Bown. chairman Of the Republican
state committee, tonight declared in
favor Of the nomination Of Taft for
the pre- idency,
Since The state convention in
1905, he said. over which Secretary
Taft presided as chairman. | have
believed him to be the logical choice
of the Republicans Of Ohio for the
presidency in 1908, and | heartily
favor the movement 70 secure him an
unequivocal endorsement at this
time
IN my judgment. the meeting OF
party leaders and joint commit es at
Columbus next week will result in a
expression in favor Of Sec
rotary Taft"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
BURNS WINNER IN
RUNAWAY FIGHT.
o'BRlEN LOSES BY DECISION
AFTER A TWENTY ROUND
FOOT RACE.
JACK FLED IN TERROR
After the First and Cinchcs Desper
ately With the Los Angeles Boy
When Overtaken---Crowd
Hoots 80 ProvaI

4 los Angeles, tal, May S.-Tommy
BHrns Of Los Angeles won the heavy
weight championship Of the world
ftpm philadelphia Jack" OBllen t3
might after , rounds of fighting chat
/ was for the most part a foot race.
OBrien ran away from Burns from
The first round TO the finish and only
Professionally was he latter able ID
oyertake him Then O'Brlen III
| yariably clnched with Burns ana
ihald On until the reioree piled them
apart
The rowd hooted and ieerel
O'Brien AZ he raced about the ring
nnt very few blows Of any yigor were
landed by either man and neither
uttered any apparent damage Both
IF O'E-ien's eyes We're damageI ana
lia lips cut opan bat nuus had
c2lcely d scra eh
Burns chased his man around the
rng, ORrien running as Il in terror
his antagonist Now ana than
Burns would ofewake him ANA beat
lim on The back
C'6rien Gets in Fnw Taps.
ol}ren landod many tight blows 1t
.ong range on Burns head ana face
farine his eapepa about the enclosure
Pm tAe1 we've absolutely without
iieat G'nehes were frequent The
oleree had he great ST dificll6 in
%ine them apart, or rather prymg
9Bren lauac from BuIas The refe
rec caationed OEfien repeatedly |
ibou0 his holding tacts and finally |
old him he must stop t.
IN The opening round O'Efion |
showed appacnt fright at hts Oh
punents rnshes and ran from him al
lull speed
Fl the second round the men
tfa3 lc3 ii tnc center of me ring ana |
hotil fell fai to the floor
~ The ninth round Burns rushed ar
er him and coraeFed him twice and
Inflicted severe punishment.
Each round was larg ly repetition
iG the preceding one The twelfth
ound was strongly in Burns fayer
'' 'fti1 'it - iNtt Il Ht IGNiti DB
, hrien's left eye with q terrific over
and right the blood streaming down
)'Brens face Again in the fit enih
ound Burns caught his man eeiins
way and laid open the same eve
gain.
Al Bets or at the Start. "a
Jack occasionally a tempted unfair Z
lc'ica by holding Burns head nnd r A
is arm and trying 20 use his clbow
The WON'T th ana Gnal round Ras t
5 tame as The others.
Before me beginning OF the Geht n
io referee declared All bets ore under X
etr cti ms from Man2g Carey OF 70
be Alhele ic club The referee mid d.
e WIS unable 10 give reasons for this d
'tion q
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
QUITS TOGA DEADLOCK
Wthdrawal Of Lenroot Followed BY
That of cooucr-Esch still in
Lead For Senate Seat.

Madison, Wis. May S-The with
drawal OF Lenroot las night as a sen.
atorial candidate was followed tonight
by the withdrawal Of Congressman
Cooper. The latter said it was his
desire to assist the people in breaking
the 4 adlock by the election cf some
man worthy Of the great position and
thus TO promote The best interests Of
The Republican party and all The pco
pie of the state
Tonight's ballot resul ed:
Esch, 23 Hatten. %: Stephenson,
p. MeGr gor, 5: Sanborn, 3. Hudna.l
Z Torrey. ?; Baensch. L. Frear. %:
Martin 3; Estabrook ?, and Stout. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
SPEEDING MAYOR
ARRESTED;|SSORE
JERSEY CITY REFoRMER GOES
TOO FAST A CLIP TO 6ulT
GLEN EcHo's CHIEF.
LATE CAPITAL GOSSIP


! Washington D. G.. May S.-"What
courtesios alv due from one MAYOR I,
tanother?" The views Of Mayor Marx
Fagan tho 1arsay rity .,ar ,a,a.,. a.,
49,. r
49, '''' : 49, i-o"o Np'' -
'i'is Important question eonIiict Gen
Echo consists OF half hundred
houses SITUATE over the Dis riot ~ "a.
t,r,bta ha,nar na
- 'i N'o'p :,
i'o'p "n'c' it'ls iIosh 'NashiiiSh h ta
Great Falls from which we obtain enr
water supply. The principal source
of rayan,,o II rlon roba \, e,aa, a,,
,,,.,a, ,,,. "
80 :" "''o','''''is's VIZ Nioiate
~ speed laws ~ pass MS alng the
Conduit Road Mayor Pagan and
marry yiattioo paehi,ctao ,.,o, H.
,4.co..,,
W 7'''''@ "''' U'''9''e't 'o~N
a SPIN up tne road e ne famous
Cabin johns Bridge While menily
SPEEDING along al a fast alip fbav vera
,hga.,od III ,,.re,,a1 c.t,;,.. .,..
~ = Nv 'o"''s'''e Win "aleA p
one hand and trnsty bike ID Ihe
other. a moment later furioaag
PedalilnR hleYeiisf, coat tails OF be
mana and nat Jammed over ears, coull |
pc seen chasing record breaking |
aHto and incidentally swallowing |
much dust II the Fagan party paid |
q speculate on his industry and persa
yeFance ~ trying % keep pace with a
Jersey skeetef'' After a time the
he party disembarsed ~ yisw .tra
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.

Shelby. Ohio Mas E-Nrs Carrie
Faeiss0n. q miil.ner. Was slot and
kil el this evening DE- her husband.
who aiterwar1 killed himself The
tragedy was The Iesuh Of a quarrel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
UNDERcURRENT or IMPENDING
TRAGEDY IN BOISE Will
NOT DOWN.
BOTH SIDES ARE READY
SOME CRIMES LAID no
MINERS INNER CIRCLE.
June 23, 1901 Murder of .. w. BAR.
ney. shift house boss, Telluride.

June 23, 19oi-- Murder of !, w. Bar.
ney, shift house boss. Telluride.
july 3, 1ao1---Three men k.iied,
smusaIerunion mine, Telluride.
Oct. 10, f90f--Murdcr Of John MI
honey, miner, Telluride.
Zee. n. t9o1---Murder Of Mzrtin
Gleason mine manager. Cripple Creek
March 2. t9o2--WesIey ]. Smith,
Telluride, kidnapped and murdered
Nov. 10, 1902 Arthur L. Collins,
n9raaer of smuog erunion minc,
n1urdere4.
Nov. n, 1908 Attempt 10 wreck Fl.
G c. C train at Victor
Nov, a. t9o3---second atterlpt to-.
wreck train.
Nov 2f. i9as-vndieato me,
Cripple Creek, explosion, two kfiaa
Nay t6, t9o4--Lytc Gregory, da.ee.
tive. killed in Denver.
June q, 19o4-Exnlcsion ~ Itds-
depot, 13 killed, injured.
Nov f0o5-Hsrry Neville, "nrea
elrcle' man, poisoned, Goidflsid, Nrv.
Dec. 80, 1906 Murder OF former
Governor steunonbsrg Of Idaho.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

New York. May 8.- Mathcwsan was
ia fin form, shutting out Pittshurs
r. II Z
Kew Yorl, -........... 4 J
| pii sburg ........f........... q 4 ]
Batteries Mathewson and Bresua
han; Liefeld and Phelps
Philadelphia May S.-st. Louis De
feated Philadelphia. by hitting
Sparks and Moran hard.
RH e
Philadelphia .........'...... an .
ST. Louis .-................ G 13 /
Batteries Sparks. Moran. McQuil
len aud Jacld.tsch; McGlynn aud
Noonan.
Boston. May S-PfeGer shut out
Cincinnati without hit or run.
RHE
Boston ....-....N.........IG 8 !
Cincinnati ,........ ...-...... 0 o 4
Batten s-PfaHer and Brown Ma.
son and Schlei
Brooklyn May S.-Chicseo's hHtiu.
and team work were the features.
RH EI
Brooklyn ......-....-......
Chicago ..................12 Us ]
Batteries Stricll II. Bergen ami
Butler; Brown and King.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

Batteries-A Aitrock Fiene AMI Ne
Farlanl; Moore. JOSS Wakefield aHi
Clarke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

j ~ fPff'@ ~ ~~fNF ~NER~9f@ffs &NR% kAFFfN~Eh
Nay t6, 19o4--Lyte Gregory, d9secs
tive. killed in Denver.
june 9, 1oo4--Exnlosio ~ ltds.
lpendence depot, t3 killed, injured
| Nov 1906 Harry Neville "nren
circle" man, poisoned, Goldfisid, Nrg.
Dec. 80. 19o5-Mufder OF former
Governor steunonberg Of Idaho.
rolse idaho, Mag By ovcTu'iug
talay the motioa of the defeusa far
I'M 81 particulars. sottlps forts
Vl4af oseri acts. II any thee wefn d
arnaet the accused 'Tita tho n1nr5eF
laf ftrncf Governor sierne be y.
in1ae wood cleared be way ftz th0
! trial 3f William y. Haywood aeara
ary of tl'e Western Federation "
Minors which viii legin tomoeIuw.
Wood held that me reque VI fIaV
sasd's counsel for a mose cgraal
statement Of the caarges agaiTes tll
rlsoneis came too late. REGARDLESS III
whether or no il might have been
IA rtained at an earlier stage of the
proceedings
In cases where bills of pafti ulars
are allowable. the man who II to pre-
side over the tiials Of the accusai
miners. declared that MOTORS must
Sa maie before the Indictments are
1lealed o and hefcre the cases are
sei for trial,
Haywood Is thc FIRST of tNe foHr
en- accused OF completely IN the
Steunenberg murder to be leete1
for trial The others Mover Pet
zone and Orchard. the last Of whom
said 10 have made a conf ession.
,}li 30 { iod as circumstance. dicttte
GLOWING the conclusion Ct The pre-
seedlings against HAYWOOD
Three Weeks to Get Jury,
Tonight the prisoner. his ognsel
ma attorneys arc ready for the ong
deal ln court Nae selection Of tha
ury viii be commenced tororraw
morning. 1t IS not believed thai ths
.au be accomplished within three
weeks
There Is as yet no Indication OF tlga
.ropo of the case the state viii eek
prove against Haywood II IS as
ume3. however. shat the states tor
.eys viii scpk t1 mako the showing
s GO DR.. alleged con piracy as broa
possible. without oniaugefiue if
tru artcal assuming flat there IS
oneicItaa Discussing lfis phase ~
b, cssa one Of The coms for t5e
tisar H said:
"rbe broader fhr scope Of Tire ra~e
Tered br Or state tne bette we will
/, =afsfc1"
The brilliant array Of counsel sa-
.rd hv both sides ard ihe ruliwifel
uls at band presasc one uf de mos
fterly ferght c-im'ngi cases in Tie
sf0-y of thc cauu ry. The pr3secu-
m claims 10 VII prove teyuud the
.afav nf dalbf tie e1.f ~ thc
frrs of t1e Western Federation 81
Irers known as thc "iruer circle.
CRIMES eztea2inz over a period -
.s wears and iHcmdiue ars n. train
-eokmg and m1rlcr
T.r miners on the ether hlni De-
e the prosecution Is only an af-
unt ta break ur their orEaa zsfica
d fhat the detective have mauffc
rcI thr evidence sea'ust ihelr rru.
,er .ar thcr ssh spend d m.ninH
Ha-. n ucces AIRY. aod wiH eaur
o ease ta f1e United SIu-es s3rrcEe
urt leo order fo prove thatr inr-
are I 3 estimated h-t s1o1aaa
81 has been spelt i1 u1esaring
-ha defense
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09
American League.

ST. Louis Detroit Rain, nc same.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

A now scheme has been put III op-
Grafton in Washington and three wcll
known pawn brokers' have learned
Concluded on Sixth Paga)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

concluded on Second PageJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

DON'T try to sell a phonooraph to
deaf man or painting to blind
nan--nor hope to be able to build up
business without advertising.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

Go~ s79.
Al 60 nclales rssrscL
.s-t
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

THIS NEWSPAPER NEVER con
talnea an advertisement that was not
important 70 someone. No issue Of
il ever failed to contain at least one
that Was important to YouI
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-09

IdIVII1H- NIII'HI n UEI.tU 4
Butler; Brown and King
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-23

has been subscribed and agents are now
busy obtaining right of way, consid-
erable portion of which has already
been provided for by the towns through
which the new lines will pass. One
line will connect Salem with Brook
ings, Madison being about midway be-
tween the two places. The other will
tap the rich country northeast of Huron
form a street railway for that city and
trend thence southeast to Salem.
From Salem to Sioux Falls the road
will serve as feeder for both lines.
Work will in all probability be COM
menced at several points within a few
weeks
In special session of the city council
last evening, Geo. H. Waskey, mayor
elect to fill vacancy, qualified and en-
tered upon his duties as chief executive
of the city. H. P. Smith, president
of the Lake Madison Chautauqua asso-
citation, was present and the matter of
building spur from the cutoff of the
Milwaukee railway into the chautau-
qua grounds, distance of about three
quarters of a mile, was taken up and
discussed. The need of the accommo-
dation to transport passengers to the
grounds during the annual assembly is
apparent, and the mayor was firmly of
the opinion that pressure should be
brought to bear upon the officers of the
company to bring about the improve
ment. 1t was finally decided by the
council that it would be expedient to
send delegation to Chicago to lay the
matter before the head officials of the
Milwaukee company. Mayor Waskey
was chosen to represent the city coun-
Gil. Pres Smith consented to join the
delegation as repre- sentative of the Chau-
tauqua association. and the Commercial
club will be requested to appoint a
third delegate from among their mem
beiship. The delegation, it is ex.
pected, will proceed to Chicago at an
early date.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
CAN'T MOVE.
Peculiar Situation Confronts the
Citizens of the Town of
Evarts.

Pierre, April g. 1t seems that some
years ago, in the survey of its projected
Pacific coast line, the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway acted upon
the surveys and recommendations sub
mitted by it's engineers and decided to
cross the Missouri in Walworth county
at certain point to which its feelers
finally reached and settled, forming a
terminus where there sprang up the
usual terminus town with the usual
furry Of business and boom times.
This town received the name of Evarts,
and unto itself it was sufficient
Evarts asked favors of nobody.
Brick building and frame went up
everywhere, and settlers came and
brought their families to the new city.
Business was better than good, and the
times were improving, when suddenly
it developed that later survey had
shown better crossing further north,
about seven miles away. Then Evarta
collapsed, and its population dwindled
away, until today there are barely
residents enough to people the grass
grown streets.
But there were people who stood to
lose their all in the real estate. improve.
ments. They owned stores and Office
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
BOVINE.
South Dakota PLANES Postoffice e
Ordered Discontinued by
P. o. Department.

Presho, April %. If the plans of the
postoffice department are carried out,
one Of the most historic towns in the
vast region between the Missouri river
and Black Hills, the town of Bovine,
will go out of existence. For period
of about sixteen years Bovine has been
one of the most important of the
"cow' towns which sprang into exist
ence after the opening of the Sioux
reservation to sediment in 1890. Bo-
vine was named by the cattlemen OF
this region. and they have always
taken considerable pride in the name as
indicating the character and chief in
dustry for many years OF this part OF
the country. But with the passing OF
the cattlemen and his herds will also
pass thi !. historic town. The postofice
department has issued an order that the
Bovine postoffice must be moved to the
new town of Van Metre, which is one
of the new towns on the Black Hills
extension of one of the great railway
systems This month trains will COM
mence running TO Van Metre, and the
mail will be carried by train to that
place, displacing the old town of Bo-
vine. With the establishing of train
service the settlers In the vicinity OF
Van Metre and the residents of that
place will enjoy daily mail service in
stead of depending upon stage lines, az
in the past
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-23

buildings and houses in Evarts, and
they wished to move them to some
place where people could be found to
use them at least. And here's where
the peculiar state of affairs developed.
Everybody knew that all insurance
would be forfeited upon removal of the
buildings to another town, but this
didn't hinder several from making pre-
liminary arrangements for the transfer
of their property to the new town of
Mobridge. on the main line to the
north. or TO Labeau, terminal of an
other railroad on the south. That did
nj hinder them at all, but Evarts had
been incorporated and bonded in its
days of prosperity And this latter
consideration did make them all stop
and think. They can't move build
ing out of Evarts, these perplexed own
ers can't. because the bond companies
are standing around the corner watch
ing them; and the bond companies con-
troll the situation.
1t has resolved itself into paradox
of the owner in clear title of piece of
movable property not being allowed to
shift that piece of movable property
anywhere on earth he feels like taking
it. And meanwhile the buildings and
houses and schools are mouldering away
in what as once prosperous town.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-23
GAS EXPLOSION.
Gasoline Lighting Plant Ex-
plodes at Huron with
Fatal Effect.

| Huron, April %. The explosion of .
gasoline lighting plant in the Star res.
taurant building was responsible fol
tn death of one person and the injury
of several others about l o'clock this
morning. The victims are:
Dan Carroll, lineman employed by
the Western Union, burned to death.
Joe Drew of Beresford, terribly
burned, recovery doubtful.
Poll family of six, strangers from
Iowa, father and two children hurt by
fall and burns, and mother slightly
hurt
Less than half an hour after the ex-
plosion, the building was gutted by fire
and fell in, and in the debris the
chalred remains of Carroll were found
few hours later.
The shock of the explosion was ter
rife and shattered all the windows in
the adjoining buildings. Fire followed
and in few minutes the place was in
flames.
Carroll and Drew roomed together
and they both made dash for the
stairs. Carroll fell and Drew. finding
his escape cut off by flames, ran back
into one of the rooms and jumped from
second story window. He was picked
up in an unconscious condition. His
face, hands and arms were badly cut
and burned and it is not yet known II
he is fatally injured. His parents
have been notified and they are expect
ed here this evening.
1t is believed that Carroll hurt himself
in falling and was overcome by the
smoke before he could follow Drew.
There were about dozen persons
asleep in the upstairs rooms and sew
eral had narrow escapes from death.
The Poll family got out just as the fire
burst into flames and enveloped the
building. The father, who was carry
ing two of the children, fell down the
last flight of stairs and all three were
hurt and burneed as they crawled out
| to safety. The mother was also hurt
in making her escape down the stairs.
The family lost everything, clothing,
money and baggage.
| IL Is not yet huoWh WAaI Souooa W
explosion Fire followed the shoch
within a few minutes and thirty min
utes later the building was smolder
ing mass of ruins. Had it not been tol
the adjoining building being OF brick
there might nave been a serious fire
The total loss will be about IS, 600, part
ly covered by insurance.
CAROLS parents live at Algona, To-
and they have been notified OF the
| tragic death of their son.