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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
SPY CAUGHT IN Paris,
Led Band Which Tried to Sell
Plans of Bizerta.

Paris, May 1.-THE police of this CITY have bean
engaged for two months in tracking a band ~
international spies and tonight the leader yos
arrested here was
rs oahu succeeded in getting plans Of Bizerta
an important naval station OF E>rarco 6, 80 a.
which they offered to sell to the French AInfster
OF Marine for 5000, threatening otherwise to dis
pose of them to foreign government. The thieves
maze rendezvous for the negotiations at Cairo
eivt tIie1 Inc leader OF the gang an Engiishma1
The 10 ttaIne OF blanchard there but
~ LthoLIIes succeeded in running him 10 sartI1
Az aIIs' Inc search for the others continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
UNIvERsALIsTs PLAN CONVENTION.
Reports Show They Are Making Large Gains
in Japan.

Arrangements were perfected yesterday for the
biennial session Of the convention Universalists
beginning October IS at the meeting OF the board
Of trustees Of the General Convention OF Universal
lists at the Murray Hin Hotel \ big meeting OF
layrnen and a woman's missionary meeting Will bs
features of the convention. The report OF the sec
rotary showed the denomination has invested 'unds
Of S40O 900 the income 0f which is used 10 support
home and foreign missions.
Among the reports received that from the
Japanese mission. which established fifteen
wears ago. The JniversaIistS faith has proved par
tiCuIarly attractive To- The upper class japanese.
Although the denomination numerically is not cns
OF the strongest in this country. IL supports CEN
trial school and church in Toxic and churches
IN other parts of the empire, the pulptts OF which
are supplied the most part by japanese clergy
men. Miss Catharfna NJ. Osborne. teacher in the
TnverSast girls school at Toxic has received the
offer OF a place in the WOuan's University recently
established in Toxic under purely japanese aus
pices. She has accepted tho Office. but will not
sever entirely her connection with the girls school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

Our boys clothes strike as high a
note as the product of the few first
class tailors who will bother with
boys clothes at three times our prices.
Norfolk suits double-breast
suits-in all wool and wash fabrics.
Russian and sailor suits for the
little chaps.
"Star" negige shirts for boys as
well as men.
'Star" blouses, too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1850
Warren st. 1sthlsE s2n5zss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
TWELVE LAND FRAUD INDICTMENTS.

Denver May lC-The federal grand jury which
was impanelled on Tuesday made report yester-
day Of the first days work to Judge r. Lewis In
the United States District Court. Indictments were
returned against twelve who are charged with
land frauds and Judge Lewis ordered warrants
issued for their Immediate arrest. Most OF Ilg
yyarrarts ranst be served out Of town, ana uIltlI
The arrests are made no names VIII be given LOT
,tIF1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOATS TRIAL.

Southampton. May 1s.-The new Hamburg-Amer-
lean Steam Packet Company's steamer President
lincoln arrived here to-day after successful trial
trip from Belfast. The vessel originally built
for the Leyaud Line. was purchased from the lat
ter ny the Hamburg American Steam Packet Com
pany. and considerably altered She is OF IS.
600 tons. and will start on her maiden TIN from
Hamburg for New Torkson1IunS u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
FIFTY HOURS IN BOATS.
Cree of Steamer Marie Therese
Picked Up Half Dead.

Toulon May 16-The British steamer Marie
Therese. which cleared a few days ago from
Gibraltar sprung a leak shortly after leaving
that port. The crew worked at the pumps for
two days and two nights in efforts to keep the
water under. but they were finally forced to take
to the boats in the Gulf Of Lyons. A few min
utes afterward the Marie Therese foundered.
The men We're in the boats for fifty hours when
they We're picked up. half dead from exhaustion
and brought into this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
Ex-PREsIDENT eoNlLLA ARRIVES.

Galveston Tex. May 1s.-General Emmanuel Bo-
Hi4a, the eHhea president OF Honduras IS on board
the Woolvin Line steamer AFo,,na a.. -Ds =,
Oslveston Earoor at noon to-day. The Molina
came here direct from Progreso Mevyca - III
be held in quarantine about tWentvfo,,r' , u "l'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
NICARAGUA APPROVES TREATY.

NIanagua, Nicaragua, May 1G-The Nicaraguan
Congress. which is assembled here in extraordinary
session. yesterday approved the treaty Of peace
arranged between Nicaragua and Salvador at
AnaIaLa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
CINCINNATI WANTS DEMOCRATS

c,,oinnan. May 16-As the first step toward get,
.,vo for Cincinnati the next Democratic Nauohal
Convention Mayor Dempsey wrote to-day 10 mayor OF
Tom L. Johnson. OF Cleveland, ono me- lis IN
1nence for Cincinnati. Mayor Denpse{{, o I,eS ~
taken up the subject with local oTsAiiIAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
VIOLENT ERUPTION OF STRoMBoLI.
Preceded by Tremendous Explosion and Fol-
lowed by Smaller Ones

Messina, Sicily. May 1G.-There was a violent
eruption Of the Strombou volcano to-day. It
was preceded by a tremendous detonation and
followed by continuous but less violent explo-
6iOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
CALLS CANAL STRIKE NOT SERIOUS.
Colonel Goethals Says He Has No Fear Of
the Result.

washington. May 16.-Secretary Bishop of the
Isthmian Canal Commission to day received n cable
dispatch from Colonel Cocktails the chief engineer
of the work on the isthLnus minimizing the strike
of the dredge workers The dispatch is as fellows;
''T nave no fear of the outcome. The movement Is
condemned by ALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
zloNlsTs 70 MEET AZ rnE uAnnr

Londen. May l6.-It was announced to-day that
the next Zionist congress will be held al TIL
Hague from August u to August 90 Excent The
session in London in 1900 all the Zionist cortre 800
have been held in Switzerland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
|. R. sLooMINeDALE HOME WITH BRIDE

Irving R. Bloomingdale. OF the firm Of Blooming
dale Brothers. and his bride arrived in New York
on Wednesday the Kronprinz Wilhelm. after q
three months bridal tour OF the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

It gives pleasure to announce that
despite the fire on Tuesday, May H. we are
open for business as usual, and every Depart
nent of our organization is ready to give
prompt and efficient service to our patrons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

Some might say that Canada is not nation and
cannot have 81 national sentiment But the old
colonial idea is disappearing ana the words or
the late Senator Hoar years ago are more appilca-
throbbing in her veins the spirit of her rising ma
tionality. Her people are coming TO feel proud OF
sources. They are forgetting the language OF the
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

bret Stodtperfe tief in ben 9of ges
fprungen. Gie erlttt einen 8ruh OeS
8ruItbeines uno Der linfen Sbu!ter
unb idipere innere 0erlebungen in0
tpurbe bon Der sSiliale Mariabilf Der
JreitpiGisen Hettunssgefenihdft ber>
hunoen. SINS Sopbienbofpttdl GEE
braht, 1T lie turs na9 Der Nufnabme
geitorben. 0as Mottp Ser Sbat 1T
unbefannt.
Die 62zidbrise pripate grneitine
gebur, 1s., Q8dbrinserftrabe 142
poGnbaft, fam in oas @emiI1tpaa<
rengefAdft oes Wolf, g., Nulber<
tburmgaile 3, unb Bat, man mDge fie,
ba lie ii6 unpo6l fiible, ausruben
lallen. Na6 tpenigen Setunoen funf
Tie toct 5uiummen.
ct. M arein.-Sn eintm 6obls
psee nadit Shlob @raidnib tpuroe
hsr 22zjdbrise @aithpirtbsfobn Gb.
Steiner eridlaeen aufgefun0en. Rer
ben Der 2eihe lag bas Mprotpert=
5eug, Elm hlutbefledter. ibnererRniits
tel. Sdmmtlide 9aihen oes grmor=
neten iparen umgsorebt, Elm 8uartez
trag bon 100 4ronen lo!rie llbr unb
&ette nuroen geraubt. @om SbGter
feblt bisber iebe Spur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
WarS=Vumtncr Oct 0cnti@eu
SaMefrau.

On Die 9esentoart po9t bic Grim
nerung an Die 3eit, in Der iiber bas
oeuti9e 8aterlano Die triiblten Sage
oes unsliids bereinbrahen. Nm Ia.
Sttober 1906 paren bunbert Sabre
oerflo1en, felt es in Der ungliidIeligen
S9la6t bel Sena 2lueritebt Der
ihtperite @4idialsi9lag traf. @eds
Sabre folgten, in benen es rnter Der
Sprannei bes eroben yeapolepn ber=
blutete. Nur Elm 2t4tblid taudt aus
ienen triiben Sagen empor: bic bebre
8Onigin 2uiie als S9ubeeiit bes
2anbes. Damn fam Der Wenoepuntt
nit bem benttpiirbieen Sabre 1872.
Nuf Der ninterli6en Sebe Hublanbs
bradb bic Ma9t bes 0ittators 3u=
fammen. Oas rielenbafte Gepebe ber
Weltgei6i9te permag atpar tein
9terbli9er in ieiner punberbaren Mnz
lase unb sebeimnibpollen 8ertniipfung
su ergriinben, aber benz Oihter 1T es
porbebalten, aus benz uniiberie iebbaren
8emGlbe per19iebene Sc italten bers
poraubeben. Oies 1T in fefIelnber, ers
greifenber Weile in benz Werte ge19e.
ben, bas NIT Der MdrazNummer be>
ginnenb in Der beliebten MonatsI9rtft
rDie 9eutI9e 6ausfrau erldeint:
1912, elm biitorilder Roman aus
oentpiirbisen Sasen bon 2ubpis
8euitab.
Darin lit ssi9ilbert, tpie Napoleon
nit einem Seer bon 100000 Mann
na9 3uBlanb auf6ri9t. 100000
Deuti9e itnb barunter, bic fait alle
benz nntersans setpeibt iino. Muf Der
9Dbe Ieiner Maht ftebenb, 5ieN Der
Telbberr in DRESDEN ein. Sn Mar=
f9au itr0men ibm bic @beliten ber'
polnii9en Station gu, beren lebte
@tunbe balb f9lasen ion. Die blu=
tisen @iege Bel Smolenst unb 8oroz
bino seben einen @inbltd in ben Niez
1enfampf. Damn folst Der perbeez
renbe 8ranb bon Mostau, Der bic
Mrmee in tpilber Sluat burb bas un=
tpirtblihe 3arenreih treibt, Bis lie in
ben Gisflutben Der 8ereiina fait pDllig
perni9tet tptrb. Mus bem 5erI9metz
ternhen Ge19td, bas ii9 iiber benz
Gdiarenbaupt erbebt, tritt Der &f
unb bas OulDen feiner !9elben in ben
Norbersrunb. Nor alien 1inb 5ipet
iunse Deut1he, beren 2ieben bubeim
in bangor @orse fhpeben. ins Muge
gefabt, bic an allebem tbeilnebmen, 10
baB bic geidihtlifeSai!bsru mas
sic innere Melt bes @emiitbs uno Der
MnT T9auung betrifft, niht treulos ben
tbeuren Boben Der 9etmatb berlGbt.
Mm @hluB aeist fih bus gan5e ere
babene Malten nnb Meber ber M1s
ma1t in benz ferneren Gefdid ber
NDlfer.
Dds Mdra=9eft ,ber rDeutIden
6ausfrau", bas ben erfen Mbinnitt
bie1er gradbluns brinst, birgt I'M
l1ebrigen in feiner1 80 @eiten eirte
syiille bes SntereKdnten, unterbaltenO
ipie belebrenb. Cine probenummer III
nah ipie por in ber Office bie5es NIdts
tes 3li baben. (per pDft btrIonbt 8
Gents portc Deitesen.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
2sropima $a6(em mno V9iiriusen.

oS ! ~. JtAA0lIlp UIulH w
Malmibbafen beim @erlaben bon
Mais elm @aditapel 5u{ammen. Wier
Mrbeiter tpurben BON ben itiir5enber
Gdden getroffen. Der Mr5eiter 60.
4elfelo bon bier tpurbe 10 11per perz
lebt, oaB er naG Dem RrantenEaufe
gebra9t tperben mubte; bic orei iibriz
gen erlitten lei9tere 0erlebungen.
@i1enberg. - Sn einem Mnz
felle bon @9ipermutb mabte oieGbez
fra. Marie ulri9 6urh @rbdngen
ibren Qeben elm Gn6e.
Gera. Nor Rur3em begging Der
GtfenbabnzMffient unb Biirger Der
bieFgen @tabt 9ermann paihmann
iein 25.idbrises Dienftiubildum. Der
allgemein geadtete 8eamte iDurbe
aum l. sSanuar 1907 CUR Nertehrsz
fontrone na6 grfurt beriebt.
@DIlingen. 0or Sturgeon
tpnrbe auf ben @9ahtanlasen Der
@eperf19aft @iintbersbaa ber Berg
arbeiter Rarl Motbe bon bier Dom
JDr6ertorbe erfabt unb getDotet.
@rei3. - gs tpuroen in Der britt
ten Morgenftunbe aus benz 54aufenz
fter oes ubrmaders 6offmann finf@
aebn ubren geitoblen. Mls Die5 iDurz
oe ouf Dem 6auptbabnbof Der Meber
Trammelt aus Reidsnbah feitsenomz
men,
Rleinbemb a 4. Der In Der
Maiienmiible als Mrbetter befGdftigtc
22zjdbrige Maurer Grdn3 G0niber
aus 2argenoembah 9erietb plDbli9 in
ben 9runsmif ffionsriemen unb ipurbe
nit 1trumgeidleubert. DaburM pllrz
g Tim bet Ropf BIZ allr Nals pOaig
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
eA6niarei@ 2Siirfteut6erg.

@tuttgart. Muf benz Nras=
friebbof tpurbe bic irbif9e 9iiue bes
i'm Mlter bon 81 Sabren beritorbenen
ebemaligen sSuiti5mtniiters Dr. Gbu=
arb b. Gaber beerbigt.
Mlpirsbd4. - 0as @aitbaus
aur rRrone" bier tpurbe bon Mtlbelm
S9rap, friiberen pflugtpirtb in Nae
gOlb, nm bic Summe bon 24,5OO
Murf fdufli9 ertporben.
MIteniteig. - Gs brad in Der
S9euer bes Gubrbalters 9ebr Jeuer
aus, tDobur9 bas Gebdube gr0bten=
tbtils aerftSrt tpurbe. Der @haben
betrd9t etnige Saufsnb Mart. Gntz
itebunssuria6e md uabetannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

bic Deihfel unO briidte nit biefer ben
Gdmiot 10 ftart an Die Manb, bab ct
fhpere innere Der!ebungen erlitten
bdben mub, benn Der Sob trat 1ofort
Elm. @4miot. Elm nod iunger Mann,
mar berbeiratbet unO binteridbt Elm
Gtnb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
gropins Eote,..

.
ppfen. unl6ng!t tpurbe in
Der Martbe Die 2eihe bes @4neioer~
neiiters Boser eefunoen. Da an ber
leihe feline Nerlebungen ipabr3unebz
men iino, 6iirfte es fih um einen
Gelbitmpr6 ban0eln.
Hftrptpo. Das 8=iGbriae
stinb bes Mrbeiters amilaf bierielbft
fpielte nit ber gelabenen Safhenpi=
ftole isines Brubers; Die Moffe entz
lub iih unb berlebte Oas Rinb tDb!z
lid i'm llnterleib.
Nafel. 10btlih berungliidt iit
in Der biefigen 3uderfdbrif Der Mrbei=
ter @hmibt aus 2uotpifDtpD. Gr
ipDIlte bie Deihfel eines am Niibenz
5thuppen itebenben Masens aur @eite
fhiebsn, I'm fir Elm nit Niiben helaz
bents s5iibrpert aur Ginfabrt auf sic
gtnne plab an i4dffen. 0ierbei fuBtt
eth Mob bes einfabrfnbtn 6ubriptrts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
Aomisret@ Sa@fe.t.

resben. - Megen 6eiratbsz
19tpinbels tptrb berfolst Der 24idbrise
Grapeursebilfe Hubolpb pebolb aus
DRESDEN, Der einem DienfmGb9en in
2eip5ig unter benz @erfprehen ber
9eiratb beren @partufenbu9 nit iiber
1900 Mf. abaui9ptnbeln setpubt bat.
8odtpa. - Ser friibere 8ierberz
leger ber gainsborfer Mttienbrauerei
Grnit ebert aus Bodna, bers ieinerz
3eit mad llnterfdlagung bon tafitrten
@elbern flii9tig geipDrben mar, 1T
i'm Rrantenbauie in 3iri9 seftorben.
8urtbarbtsborf. Der i'm
porigen Sabre bierielbit geforbene
GabritbeIiber s. q. 8e9er bat ber
@emeinbe eine @tiftung in 0Dbe bon
10000 W2t. teitamentari1b Dermadt,
bersn 3infen 8ebiirftigsn at Gute
tommen fonen.
@rubell.Oer 6ausbefiber llnb
Zimmerman @riebbam unb ieine
Gbefrau geb. S9einert feierten bier
bic solbene 9o93eit. Bei Der Gina
ieanuns IN Der Wobnuaa iiberreihte
Dfarrer Martfnte ii Wauitabt benz
Subelpaare cine Gbrenbibel bes 2anz.
btstcnfiitpriums.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07

8ietigbeim m. - &iirali9 tpur=
be Der Observation-Disclosures &ruuB
beim Maherfaien auf benz bieiisen
8abnbof bon elmer Sea i9ine erfaBt
unb f9per perlebt.
Gannfatt. Ser 16zidbrise
@auern1obn Sobann aDls in Miihlz
bauien tObtete tnfolge unporii4ttsen
ltmsebens nit elmer 3immerflinte ieiz
ne 5tpOlfjdbrige S9peiter bur9 einen
Shub tn's 6er3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
@eferret@- Nnsarn.

Mien. Sc erlas bier 6einri9
Gdalef, Der Snbaber Ser betannter
Nnnonenerpeoition, i'm 78. Qebens~
jabre na1 mehrnDhentlihem Rranz
fenlager elmer 2,lnaenentaiinbung.
Die 45si6brise Webersgattin Bar<
bara Mnnic3ef, 15., OeittrleingaiIe 8
nchnbuft, lit BLOB in lInttrfleibIng
cus tinenl ssenfttr ibrtr Npbnung
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
Department Has No Intention
of Removing Constitution.

Boston, Aug. 29-Announccment was
made at the state IIouS" today that
Coy. Guild yesterday sent to Acting
Secretary Of the Navy Ncwbcrry at
Washington. Il letter relative to the re-
Ported intention Of the department t.
remov" from Boston the famous frigatc
Constitution in which h. said:
Fl cannot believe that any such ac-
tiCn is contemplated. At the time " hen
il MS threatened before hy Secretary
H"narartc, storm Of protest went
up from all New England and as re-
suit very large sum of money was
voted for the repair and restoration Of
tn" fine old vessel
MASSACHUSETTS, deserves not merely
fair play. but especially favorable
trc1tin' ut hy tho national governing nj.
We feel. in All matters connected with
III" navy. The flag that flew from the
first american feet. commissioned by
George Washington. was the flag az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
EFFORTS APPRECIATED.
Central American Republics Grateful
to Roosevelt and Diaz

Washington. Aug 29-The minister's
representing Ill of the Central Amer
lean republics except GuStrbalS. called
ut the state department today and cx-
pressed the appreciation of their gov
CrnmcntS for the steps taken by Pres
idcntS Roosevelt and DiaZ in negotiat-
ing for permanent peace in Central
America
MI of them predicted that the move
mcmt would b" entirely successful. The
note tcic2raphcd 10 the Presidents of
tn" republics by President Roosevelt
viii not be made public here until il
is possible To- publish also the replies.
Minister Cnrr;i If Nicarlgut today
said hc believed that Ill az the rcpuh-
lies wuuld consent to the holding of q
conf ference ana That that conference"
would be held nj Washington for the
reason that the strained relations be
tween Custcmala ANA Mexico make il
inadviSablr 20 meet in ,Nic" city and
that Honduras has no diplomatic rep
rrGnntItivc th"r".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
1oSir George Popham Un-
yelled at Popham Beach.
Elaborate Celebration by Maine
Historical Society.
Of 3o0th Anniversary Of Settlement
BY Sir George Popham.

popham Beach. Me-, Aug. 29.-The
naine Historical Society celebrated the
}oO,h anniversary of the landing of Sir
George Popham's colonists on these
chores Thursday. Members OF the So
c;e,v from all parts of the State as
seembled at Bath in the morning and
,ook 4 special steamer down the river
10 this point At the conclusion of the
unyeiling exercises the revenue cutter
Woodbury. fired governors salute OF
n guns in honor of Governor POpham.
Hon. James +. Baxter of Portland,
president Of the Maine Historical So
ciety, delivered an address relative to
the landing Of this band Of English
colonists, which was answered by an
address by Prof. Henry L. Chapman IF
Rowdoin College. a poem written by
Harry l.. Coopnlan of Brown Cniver-
sity. was read by the Rev. John Car
roll Perkins Of Portland. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30

massachusetts. Cape Ann and Cape
Cod have literally poured their sons
into the service Of the United States at
sea from the beginning.
The commonwealth also was the
first To organize a volunteer naval bril-
gadc. now Of high efficiency.
The officer in command at the navy
yard states this morning in n public
interview that the ship I'm no way in
t"rfcres with the work Of the yard.
taking up no space that IL needed for
other purposes.
II feel quite sure that movement
that would be 50 bitterly resented by
orr people. IL not even contemplated by
the department. hut | shall be very
glad IL you could simply send me for
"a" satisfaction of the public this sim
rlc unqualified statement:
1.-THE department has no intention Of
removing the Constitution from Bos-
ton"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
MANY MORE REPORTED INJURED,
Scores of Mechanics and Bridgeworkers
Are Hurled Into St. Lawrence River
Number of Dead May Reach Eighty.

Quebec, Aug. ga section Of the
new bridge across the st. Lawrence riv-
CT, five miles below this city, collapsed
this afternoon. carrying scores Of
bridge workers ana mechanics into the
water 1t is estimated that the loss of
life is at least GO ana may exceed that
number by 20
The bridge was about a mile and 4
half in length and half of it from the
south shore Ia mid stream crumpled up
men We're at work on this section Of
the structure ana the whistles had just
blown ut 80 for the men to Quit work
for the day when there came Il grind
ing sound from the bridge at mid
stream. The men turned to see what
had happened and an isStant later tho
cry went up: "Thc bridge is falling"
The men made a rush sh"rcward. but
the distance was too great for them to
escape The fallen section uf the bridge
dragged ether after it. the swapping
girl>rs ana cables booming like Il
era Sil rf 1rrillsry rTprrpr lrOt fleet HIt.SS
to the feet Of the frightened workmrn
as they sped shorcwnrd, but only 4
few Of them reached safety before the
last piece Of iron work on the south
shore vas dragged into the river
Near til" shore the Wrrckagc Of the
bridge did not go below the surface
Of the water and eight workmcn who
remained above water were rescued
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Drinks Potash
Fatally Burned.

Riddeford. Me. Aug. 29.-Two children
Augustus Armstrong of Lowell. Mass,
who live with their grandmother Mrs.
Emelie Loranger, at 80 Washington
street, drank the contents of a tumbler
containing solution of potash prepared
for washing purposes today. The oldest
child was probably fatally burned. The
other will recover
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ard taken to the hospital at Lewis.
The steamer Glcnm"nt had just clear
ed the bridge when the first section fell.
The water thrown up by the debris
came clear over the bridge of the
steamer.
which piled backward and forward
over the sunkcn wreckagc for half ar
hour but there was no sign of life.
The twisted iron and steel held its
victims in Il terrible death grip. A few
floating tinbcrs ana the broken strands
Of the bridge toward the north shore
Were the only signs that anything I'M
usual had happened.
All the men drowned were employees
Of the PhocniXvillc Bridge Co, ana
sub-contractors of Quebec and Mon
treal.
At 10 o'clock tonight 1G bodies had
been picked up ana Of the eight men in
the Lewis hospital two are not expected
to liz" through tho night.
The quebec bridge was begun about
seven years ago and it was to be fin
i.hcd in 1909. Subsidies had been grant
ed by the federal and provincial gov
rrrmcnts ana the city of Quebec, and
the estimated cost of the work was
$4,000 900
The Phoonixvillc Bridge Co. Of
Pennsylvania had the contract for the
construction If the bridge and We're
working from both sides of the river.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Aug. -. An area If
low prrsSur" is moving; eastward north
Of Montana. but its inlu,nc" has not
vet been felt. otherwise, tn" weather
map il f"Htur"l"ss. M rain Of consr-
qucnc" has fallen. Tn" temperature
is nearly normal except in the Rocky
Mountain region. wh"r" there has been
Il sharp fall. Saturday will b" gcn"r-
ally fair. Important temperature
changes are not anticipated
The winds along tn" New England
ana middle Atlantic coast Will be light
west to north