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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
OUT AND IN AGAIN
Jerry Hurley Gwen Two Hear
jngS for Drunkenness by
Mayor in PoFiCe Court

Jerry Hurley was given two trtse
in police court at the regular sesa as
this morning which was. concnsetfS,' aeh
Mayor Grille. Jerry got drunE - pS
day evening and was sather
the street and taken to the6 ~ ~
used as lookup. A few, amId' DoN
he appeared to have rea noaFs i.t'ef
siderable part of his --llieu = con,
he was released on u. 100. ',nu
money. Not mani sonr pos sS.,s % Ills
Jerry was found Z , ~oSSly condition condition
him l back 70 ts pen. IN police court
ms fnornins Iayor Grille declared the
n . nne Lor yeited and in default of
e"e tn OF SIS and costs for the
ssu se. sentenced Jerry TO ave
- county strong house.
connors was sent over for
-'Se ia for giving public display
drunkenness and in default OF a
SShe Pue-up fines, deposited by the
= FOLLOWING who were arrested for
drunkenness. were forfeited: J. w
Phillips. $4.so: NJ J. 0Coonors
$3.50: Dngo No l. s1.o5,. and stony
Pope. $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
SWEET MELODY F1ouR.
WEARS A BIG SMILE

W. w. Price. engineer at the
clarksbprE Brewing company's plant.
Is wearing broad and happy smile
these days over the arrival at his
home on jackson street a day o. SO
ago OF a bouncing baby girl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
DIR. HAKpMAN. SPECIALIST.

.1yFsEezS All Eye. Ear, Nose and
~: Throat diseases and Injuries
IN sIsilltally treated. specta,-
500 49, los and artificial eyes per
fectly lifted. LensesErOuhd
matched and 'spectacIes repaired while DC
wait. Terms cash. 11s Third st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02

The funeral Of John Ruhr Price.
rour-yea--oid son of }. ". Price Of
the Park hotel ut Yin Plate, who died
Saturday evening at s o'clock %
burns received thar afternoon. tgpk
place Monday afternoon at r2=So
o'cloc2- Services, we're conducted At
the parents home By the Rev. j. L.
Bird, Of Goa NJ. F.. church and burSal
was il the Masonic cemetery.
The little boy vas burned in the
ynrd at the hotel when his clothing
caughs aire from a bonfire he and
other children were playing around.
Saturday afternoon nj O'CLOCK.
More than tarre-fourrass OF the child-s
clothing was burned Srom his body.
He np1serod in terrible agony until his
sufrertnEs We're ended 10y death -four
hours afterwards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-02
swrGr MELODY FLOUR.

Leave your orders for
HUYLEFS'S CHRISTMAS CANDY.
at Stur4n s. Wilson'S Drug Store.
Main Street.
Before December ;.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
BAT ATlTIESIllI BLOWIl UP
5.IheP j Powder lllagaz line t)f The French
BattBship lena Exploded 81
n kilIina lvlany 3.

5 The destruc cti or ii . II the French
battle ship Iena Toul lon.
France was cause by5 u the expIo-
sion Of the poWd der magazine
=abou 40 81 On Mond Hay l2th.
The terrific explo 81 on o'1l was Il a 8 fo,lloW-
:ed by others I'm d quick uceessio on,
and caused the death of one
hundred and III lift f Il hi, men ii Parts
EofH the boat and #hunlaina II beings
were thrp own high into d Tho; air.
The cause of The exp osiion was
due to- q comp ressed air torpedo
being adj nsted iii the magazine.
The lena was an arm battle
ship of twelve thou usandd tons dis
place tsand { carrie ffitty q 9ity eight
guns. |;$S
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
IRIFI' PlAlNIGlli'l
ION "Wednesday Ile ,iiiIl Stock We're
iiils Hard. Lost
Ienf Points.

M ASbreak ifz illlI The lie stock market
after the Begin ngs offs5fhe opera
ttio ons ednesd day ay eVived the
SnerVous feel prev Ling dlr-
Ing the; yea period d soffs lastsweek:
his deVelo opn1ell u /. atttrib buted
the imme ate Il iced 5f The
money mark Fun dreas of
55thous 5 of.9 {, B shares changed
hand ds VII tlhiin ii shhou The
western roads q suffer the most.
T oreign mark cts ak also upset.
Tluctatio nss became very Wild,
and every one want "a to ual Dad,
and great blocks p Dffs & stocks we're
thrown on the: !: mark tregardl less
2sof what they would bring ~ s,5E 3s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA FRIDAY MAR IS 1901
YIDlGj|s I'll llFE
Ile II Had % Check ,ln financially il 1
ll. r PhYsIcalIy

aug lln, col 1ored sport:
who was form Fly orter fsi II II
Richard tons orial parl ors,5
ihaVing g seen about q dozen
bits and Few dlrink KS, started3
out tuesday Seveliin u to win his
ortule. dropp III ito a a.
little game of seven up, but the
cards we're al gainst him and
Bill 81 mon grad dual lly. decreas-
I'D in am onnts Unit / he had finally
|spen his one dol lar Ind AZ half.
But Bill was not game, and Ssas
Eno previous tloug hts had II enter
led Ibis sshorn head that there was
|a possib bility sof him losing the
money and thin king d { the
many ways ii Wh Itch he could
secure more pleasur for that
amount he demand ed e win
ner to turn over. the siI IVer.
lural enoug the new possessor
lot Bill 81 read oney consid der
led that BY his labor and skill ia
hand ling the card 81 that he was
1honestly entitle ed toStlle 4 amount
that nearly cost him his life.
The colored man saw that his
tmoney WasS not ] % DING i to b turn
ied. To him, so he leaves The
room and I'M "a short tirne return
Fed and again demand the mon
ley this time with Stthre its, and,
Iapparertly vii his ii / han "a
lreYolv lver, sal ia Give g hi 8 $dat
money or I,lla shure XII lssl on
10 make A long 3 sstory Sshort the
ASSAULTED party t1ougll llt 4 that his
hide was worth ii | more than d dol
liar and a hal Il, md from appear
laalces he very Wi ilingIy dug up.
Chief Hurst; heard of the fair
lands going to 4 81 gro orll, arrest
led him E1esis now bound 4 over
I IItos the istric Ct Il court der !
IS50O bond and 81 is i takil1g lifs
Ieasy ins The count Jjai j Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
Accident ON f F;aa!rI'nler i Il 1 s Road

-
. hat came very near being a
bad accident happ pened on the
q Farmer cad sday. The
local freight was run ming thirty
miles anS hour w zen the sid rods
on the engine brok & giving il the
soccup ants of the cab b.5a severe
slolting as well as a. narrow. es-
cape. Engine ichol @ and
Fireman Kane were in charge,
and as soon they u realized their
#dangerou ousE Epositiio ion they Jumped
out through the cab window,
and fortunate lie id a snow "
drift. { E. \. a.
The cab$Was bad ly bro ken and
traffic was delayed for some time,
but no one was. hurt. sss rs 5s!z 35' &
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15

its issus sc arch HE
% Journal MAJ kes ano off itts eh ain
Eaeteristic pers nal attttacks 81 The
Undersigned SD tting other
Things that thing
loossible n in uist ay n b tiefeat
my leagues Jill u in the degia la.
ture which Had ia, object the
|permaneIE loea The state
Hair AZ Devils Iaake thsas ini iillriing
That aet the
(habit pf alisWeriin /. Sspape at-7 lt-
ckss aspseiialll tlI,is
source but as this ii pur t sbs
found eil elltsiide IL reporits a is 10
much III ienee il itE the tl ruth
pieasr iri alksiing
|Eiarisf reply
HE Journal man is lsls eViid densly
|sun nerin iis s.as B
soon a lle disc iii III
RAMSEY count lle ii loay las heed
ohis ran ting ID lla i inIne siat taly sets
a heH III ains DEVILS
Ila Ie SCENE ii, have Il
ieds lan ofS apresaia atiiras i abus.
ing and M alIa those who
il the
ID is o t
tear don array
one section ii
this onneck III Iesire to SAY
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
S C0NTES SIT
1OratoEieal GouIes AT lvorthfield Was
hOnSby Carlton Orator

yron u aig, repre- sentipg
aCarle etotl 4 won first place III the
annual contest Of the Interco lle-
}|glate Orato orical sasso citation 81 sof
az Minnespt Shel a d Northfeld
Tuesday vening Haig
was the first speak 81 ii, his subject
being sT he True NJ Gaming m of
gettysburg .ss.t.
$ " lyTson Halg is al son Of # Il Prof.
$Halg ofS ebster and is I well
known / thro holt the county.
5He graduated from this & |: ciity's
high schoo siIl the class of '0O33 $s s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
G lMl.TE DIT CHEZ
This 4 SldeOf 0iata, e KILLING AK
Seriously lnIurlng Many.

The east bound sOr riei1tal Limit i T..
ed on the sGrea N orther1l was
2;Wreck ked last; Thursda u night.
about a mile east of Ojata, the
first static this side d { of the
Fork The train . was II; running
about sixty mi les an hour when
liz sit struck n one off 81 II the numerous;
broken rails Wh hiichla have given u Il
;so much troubl ble this Is inter.
Rushing from The TIA ekS the cars
pile Lone upon 8anot It'd ler, and the
cries ofSthe dying and the sirlj III j1Il j1uIlr-;
ed could be heard above the
roar the flames and al the escap-
ing steam VIZ NJ ! h persons were
killed, several serio Gus 5iIal III llulred
and nlanly slight hur The
Andrews, Sc. S; Paul s
II. B. Ianage roo oMkstto, M a; 3;
The seri olIsl in5 5llre
IsS lltlte Engebre retsolil ghlrchss
lEerry head u iI jured ana light
ttssf basi hurt ss
bert IIansoin ysWeI iowa,
Iarn pin clad and Iscald ded,S upper
port ion ofs 6 lbo le dy bruised ss5
oVejo Grand o.ks,,
lbod bad Iy hruis iseei IsSSs s5S;i
E Mai CLERK JenIin 81, {srand
Forks fola
l# The dead AMI sini ijured were III Ii
1.-The head end L: attlle iii 81 day
Icoacl hie Il. lescope ped with The
mai car ss5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15

FOR thes ocatiion of state fair at
Devils voted for The lo- IeS.
cation 81 stile stat al ii b Devils
This kIli fi.nl tia m & Seitty.p
n mas nv ind ind diYidl Il, II dluaf eHfort f 81: in tbs
|approgriia. on comma of HE
House llicI rais ee ttIhe anprotria.
sttion ffoor the khooI located
,eviill from 81 q, 900
Eaareed stto / III Es ssenat S2,00, ,00G
Again ovid si anlee of
Eopposiitt iittiieon to DeYiill l But
the Journal is III, NOS g Iot
even daeent as "a usa for fl.
n the frl1t sss
The greatest rlnony ex-
isted bstWae Be mem hers of the
|IEssamss5 ce unit dellsg ia tlhe
sgisl lis is lst and III rlo
sanapnIt abuse or 81
nllsrep present attiion oI Tie part sof
the muek sheet been 81 ole
to ereAte 1iseos iil 1l,il rarl NJ,
hile voted
|alike sesIlio lere ias
been pro ositie, d s,I e,n osffor tie
ElIeuse aIly ila concern 81
tle fare ies 81 Sd
which llav been ijug in flll faa aard.
a ttte ao
mat tter itsE iI. ileI that
|sartiale as d vic I'd Il ieious
4 asxeuse for itg M
Iaster 81 I'D M u.s a Ii Ii,
g
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
DAU UG|IiT h.
|lllafgafeI lleaaIl Eatller.
of Damage

argaret IIsegas last week
commenced suit aagains her
father M 4. Rega1l, in l the n sum
$,5, 900 ffor b, laraages sus- Sd !.
tanned Illrou I'VE years of is iIls
human treatn at Jul hands.
HIhee ease Wil II coaae the
coming ssssio iii he district
3couat
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
DENlllE. CHARGE

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
sH9 9nNHenoR0a ~ a0 0HeHea@,
C'URRE EVENT


"a astreet car riot q iii ia a 4ouiis-9 1is
vile, SIX men ere $serio ouslY IN IN
.ured last auesda
n. Burnh lam, famous d 4 civic. II
are ehiteet, viii assist Minneapolis
.toa beautif 81 that city
retiring Senator spooner viii
direct the TAI ilroad campaign
|against the tWo o-eentt passenger
Petko Il, head 81 of eng Bill.
5garian ministr u Was ii s 81 ss1haot 1ha down
,in Soma. Bull lgarisa, by an Al Il ! assas-5
sin on Iond day. f5 I2Es..
Henry Kaats attempts to Il mur- i
der his crony. Martin l,lnz, Z and
then killed hiInsel e IN III Il saloon
in fairfax, ll M INF inn G
The. Iroquiis hotel located il Il.
Saul farie, Nil u. was de-
sstro we'd by fire uesdays morn It
slrg loss estimat ted|at two hum lll
sdred thousand. sS5ss
The Missouri river i, K has again iii
hurst it's bono Is, and Granville
and Meckling, S /. D Il, are threat
ened One thing that We Ram
ssey COUNT people escape
The Jniorl Savings bank off
kIunneNYell AS. was elynamiit-
ed fhy robbers on I,l esday morn
ing id ale explo losio on Wracked the
vault and har m mlbuii Il ildi Ii he
robbers got no5lli SsI91
Grace Marvin IL New
York whose son II siidnapped
eight years age, !, and III II no offered
SAT .SSss 90 reward dSffor Che recovery
's. 3of the boy Has aeeiVed letter
stating that he can llsV him for m
$50
Illsoil l ler loconiot otiive Oh
stlae ennsyl lYaI1ia Ii road ex-
oded chela son IA
pals Eortti uils loco
ssaloib;iV ere l1llo OH III d Two
bloc I'D men irA
IItare scit D
;sI. Louis atjlGarreI
aTonea ina s lied sI1e
aeath me cred
dEiflk an nd 1lss
the H same d tl her d com 1aZ1
pIai aifled d of ham
Randl dlNie revoll III Yer ii,
shots ended tlae iliaetlt
rail chic HE stern u
Irai Iroads sem. e 81 gar siIls to D
| confer iEl resiiG e1at Isl
The result of 4 terence
sssa i seeE
with the 4 ISL q md iii hi iIIs 4 d iss- 81
Eegass aaleral raj ad sssff as
Ieese lsy me rae la.}
as san s,z m
insane On III II & lsG Iass lls
llatard egssl NJ d ia r Il
sflie Iis u
sti esss ssit ii ss d b Hes.
d hi ssss
.
ID she M s;
S sS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
s5T0ssl.se IlIl)Iafslls

|Ss \ AIS aIss
pom tes isIae
mem abar of Gis ~
den ay sg|s ID senste
Is III. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-15
FAMOUS DEAD
DoNIie Sud denly Died SAT
. .s5 ,lIdayS Morning Zion CITY

53ffaafnougSl leaders q sof the ion CITY
IaoVener ert, passed Il away atsf7 80
s5Ssaturd day Iaornin ing ii1rlls III II Shiloh
house ia Zion giity Although
3DoiWeS had latel III been gradu Ilyj
failing his friends did q ill not ex-3 &
pect the end TO toS come 80 81 soon,5
few ours before his death he
became diilirio Gus and tai talked the
same as at rel ligiou ous meetings:
when his prime He de-
llounced peopl lei ittl1 t ld-ttirne
vigor, ordered inlagill lefy guards
ITO sthroN out dlisturb rbers, 81 and
acted the same as he had soa III {! 5so s1I
many previo ouss \ soe ecasiilolls. He
gradual beealll 6 veal ker and
weaker and soon passed away
John le1ande en- DoWie was
/ born iii inblll 81 sixt 4 years
ago FL spent seyYeral years az
tending a the ogical seminary Il,
sin his natiVe city and Sitlle ID went
ITO Sydney en- en- Ssssoutlh I'LL Ies;.
was stud ing doctrines
the grsegsastiil6ana eIat1reh
when readin inc sllis bib Ia oe-
gan his contelltii ls Christ
meant to cur 1.-THE bod ls 4 v u as well
as the 81 hal q tia PRAYER;
ssaeeofnp pafiied by The IaYir & on pf
~ ouId eefffase fas GIL cure re- 8.
g,lireti Ie began propoQa- s;gI
n ion sf his Sbel beeanleS l n so b
boist that was several
times deed 10 ilaally
too sfsa "a iii iigl and
The went to lI elbot1 t1rne where N ii. III
1878 Iaes ssetsI1p tIl zee sslllris-.
Sstian abernac lever MA, as
raging Sifl the Il eollll and aIle Is
began bis prac acffice ofe ayinp;;
hands. mare
soppos on and Ile; e1l left ft Austra Iia.,
1888 81 ndaed "a San
Iraneisco e had Ills n wife g and
ss5ttyyo chill dreri 8 NJ ct tttle money s
0oWieS ~ lo1e getttiirg aIb,ii Iifp
was soon demon nsfEratel EIe
galhered lfieian ts Jlsss IL, 81,
Cd Chicago ia m 1852 hen Shegaal
HE teanar he career Vlllich l
Issoon attracte vyorlld -Viid Il atttan.
tiion.
tlis s;tIae ,Ilicago
world q III d i 4 and d )ovi uIa O
ta bernaele 4! JUS llttsiiG es Rttae ex. ..
osifiioll ground & oetrirles e
heSeS E,oalade dela were the seed Lines
ssof tllose veIopa later.
era nott Il ii aey hey held
that disease was a real
thing, lilt II to evil & ea!,
"a the .rl tae
devil l1ofis q caslle E beEffor tbI1e
people ,eclll liaI strong
pew Ver of ma siI apsI linz
force pf sue ggesti people,
lous,
eli listsd III banner
MAI ION.
tlcted GIaaG u vg gss W us paso.
aimed him nsell lfs t Dos.
I tseria HE
I ono
le fgilasral serv ces held
dsy iia kll & z ion abernaele,
Barnes ONT OLE M iSias iia
ap des 81 f tl o ii ssia iii.
sSg ii nj II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FORMED.
To Oversee Merger of Indiana and Ohio
Gas Companies.

More than forty bondholders of the several In
diana and Ohio gas companies which it is proposed
to merge into corporation. were present at g.
meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Office of
Herbert H. Satteree with the object of organizing
a protective committee TO look after the interests
OF the minority security holders OF the Lafayette
Gas Company, the Indiana Natural and Illuminat-
ing Gas Company, the Ohio and Indiana Gas Com
pany. the Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas
Company and the Fort Wayne Gas Company
More than 81 100000 of the total So 10000 bonds
Of the companies represented at the meeting
many OF those present being also large stockhold-
ers.
II was decided to request the chairman .ames
Talcott, to appoint committee of five = draw up
an agreement for the deposit Of bonds with the
Carnegie Trust Company. Messrs. Satterlee and
Talcott will be this committee the remaining
three members of which will be announced within
day or two Richard yelling is to be counsel to
the committee. 1t also decided to retain the
Audit Company OF New York to obtain certain
INFORMATION respecting the companies which the
bondholders say has been withheld from them
Argument on the temporary injunction restrain.
Ing the deposit q stocks and bonds Of the COM
panies with the Central Trust Company under the
merger plan will be heard this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
C. H. DANIELS TO RETIRE TODAY.
Central Will Retain Advertising Manager in
Advisory Capacity.

Announcement made by the officials OF the
New York Central Railroad last night that George
Henry Daniels, who has been connected with the
railroad for about twenty years, would retire to-
day from active service II IS understood, how
ever. that Mr. Daniels win remain in a consulting
position.
Mr.. Daniels born In Hampshire, Ill. De-
cember /. 1912, and educated in the public
schools. In 1857 no obtained place rodman
in the engineering corps of the Northern Missouri
Railroad From 1872 to 1880 he was freight and
passenger agent of the Chicago & Pacific Railroad.
He then became ticket agent for two years with
the Wabash. St Louis & Pacific road. In 1884 and
1885 he commissioner Of the Colorado Railroad
Association.
Mr.. Daniels entered the service Of the New York
Central Railroad in 1856. His first plec that
of assistant commissioner Of the Central Passenger
Committee. and from 1881 10 1889 he was vice
1889 TO 1895 Mr.. Daniels general passenger
agent Of the road, and on December 1, 1905 he be-
came manager of its advertising department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
preston And DAVIS WIN.
d, L. S ". Mast Deliver Tank
: Cars-Standayd Oil InUoLUed.

Washington, April 30.-A regulation by the Della
ware. Jackawanna & Western Railroad under
which it refused 10 deliver oil in tank cars 10
Preston & Davis at its Brooklyn terminal was
ordered rescinded to-day by the Interstate Com
Inerce Commission. The decision In the case was
rendered by Chairman Knapp. II was alleged in
the complaint that the Standard Oil Company had
brought influence 70 bear on the railroad company
20 the detriment Of Preston & Davis. Mr Knapp
says in his opinion
II was fairly demonstrated by the evidence that
conllnoeo exclusion OF compliments from this ter
11inei would prevent them from bringing oil IN tanks
20 brooklyn, and consequently put them ont of
business altogether In that city, or compel them
70 again purchase their supplies from the STANDARD
Si company Either OF these results would inure
70 tle oene1t OF that company by eliminating the
Inc commission in this decision held that such
oscontinuance of delivery at the Brooklyn terminal
supJecLs conpIalnants to unlawful prejudice and
oisadvantege The defendant is required to rescind
me peguiaton ana henceforth allow such delivery
Ior compartments under reasonable rules and con-
GERS. "a ''s INC
william H Truesdale. president OF the Delaware
,Leckawanna & Western Railroad said last night
when told OF the decision OF the Interstate Com
nnerce Commission. that the regulation stopping the
delivery OF oil IN tank cars at the Brooklvn ter
sinnai OF the road was due TO the number of small
tslres which broke out at that terminal last year
unloading the there was usually OIL SMILED
around the cars which caused the fires he had
rsn.lg 10 say about the alleged connection of the
e'eehuafo ol company with the regulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
EXPECT PEACE AT CANADA MINES.
Coal Operators and Miners Will Probably
Sign Agreement This Week.

Ottawa, Ont. April 8O.-Rudolphe Lemieux, the
Minister of Labor. has received the following
dispatch from Mackenzie King the Deputy
Minister Of Labor, who is now at Fernie. B. c.. en-
deavoring settle the labor troubles In that and
surrounding districts
I pleased to inform you that. the result
OF negotiations during the last two three days,
the outstanding points Of agreement have been
so adjusted through cancellations to make 1t ac-
ceptable to the operators Of the companies
comprising the Western Coal Operators Associa-
non ana 10 mo Lstrct Executlve B1ard OF the
executive board have agreed TO strongly NJ
mend this agreement for acceptance by the men at
all the mines A referendum vote will be taken
on Thursday of this week. In the mean time the
sittngs of the board Cancellation investiga-
ton. which We're to have commenced tomorrow.
will stand adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
WESTERN RAILROAD RumoBs

Advices from Prescott. Ariz.. yesterday said that
The Phoenix G Eastern Railroad, recently ac-
Feuired from the Atchison by the Southern Pacific
interests. would be extended to Globe, Arfz from
(which the Gila Valley Globe & Northern tracks
would be used TO form through line to the pres-
ent main line Of the Southern Pacific at Bowie
Tex 1t was also said that the Cananea Yaaui
River 81 Pacific being built south through
Mexico from Cananea, would be extended north
from Naco TO Bowie. Colonel Epes Randolph
president OF the Phoenix & Eastern, was quoted in
the same dispatch as saying that the road would
be extended to Deming y. NJ. by way of San
Carlos and Solom9nvilie. No confirmation of these
reports could be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
GOVERNOR SMITHS SUCCESSFUL TRIP.

London, April 30.-Atter trip the Continent
during which visits made to Hamburg
Bremen. Vienna and other places. with the object
OF furthering emigration to Georgia. Governor
elect Hoke Smith and his party making a
brief stay here. Governor Smith said that his trip
had been most successful. and that he had sue
ceeded In removing of the preJudices held
against emigration TO the Southern States. He
said that promises had been made that number
of ships would sail direct from European ports to
Savannah, and that others would make Savannah
Scotland, whence emigration to Georgia already
has begun.