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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-07-24

Fypniil pifh ihhh "''"
yystfelu, kdyz dostali diva move
100liberni sacky prachu, namofnik
della nabijejici spozoroyal IN jed
nom y nich Gerny bod u pr0to y
varoynym vykfikcm pustil jej IA
podlaml Nez ostatnf D0hli po'
chopiti, 60 sc staio poroznmetl
yystraznemn yykfiku, saGek pra'
chu, ktery hofel, yybucbl ohrom.
nym rachotem. Prostor We vezi
okamzite napln6n byl plameny n
dusivgmi plyny Vsichni manor.
nici, oslepeni plameny u dymem,
q dusice se ayny, yolall v bole.
steeh pomoc. Namofnfk Mdlek
d1stojnfk Goodrich V hroznyeb
boleaech yyskrdbali 80 30 zelez.
mem zebfiku Da vel o skofill do
more, mysIice, ze lGpe bude zahyr
nouti We ylnhch, nez pomaln ne.
chat se upalit. Nehoda lined
byla spozoroydna u zaby poskyt-
nnta byla pomoc popdlenym ! rar
n6nym, ktere lekan lodni, jakoz ]
| y lodi jinych osetfili. Jak mohl 80
vybuch stfelnGho prachn stdti, do.
sud yysetfeno neni. Mrtyi q ra-
n6ni byli yylodtni Il pfitomnG
dob6 namofnici dale pokrafujl Y
lcyiteni We stfcb6 . yeIkych del.
Chyceni japonskych zvedd.
Zpraya o chyceni japonskyeh
lzvtdn V San Diego, Cal, byla po,
ltyrzena ffednt. Jak znAmo, dne
l12, teryeDee chycen byl Y hofeji
Izminenem mistt japonsky armadni
ddstojnik prdy6 kdyz kreslil pla.
lny opeyn6nf Fort Rosecrans. ByI
lined zatcen n nyeznGn. We ytze.
hi zdstane TAX dlouho, doknd vi
liezitosti tet0 nedojd0n jina mari.
zcni y Washingtonu Major Catch.
eIl, elitel peyrosti, odepfel pro.
zraditi jmeno chyceneho Japonce.
Prohlasil, ze musi odepfitl jak6ko.
lliy sdtleni vzhledem k nyntjsim
napnutym pom6rnm. Vyzyedac
prave obkresloval enlistment 4 de.
setipalcovych del V Battery vii.
kerson, kdyz jej vojak spozoroyal.
lined ucinen byl poplach o spe-
houn "a kratko chycen. y spe,
houna nalezeny byly Getne plany,
fotografie a mapy. Pfevlada nj
hled, ze mel mnozstW pomocnlkh,
| jichz cinnost byla rozsahla, Povtst
tato byla potvrzena. kdyz dopa.
deni byli diva now yyzvtdati Neni
poehybnosti, ze jedpa sc tn 0 cele
spiknuti, jehoz 1celem jest ziskati
pro iaponskou vladu dokonale pla
ny californskeho pobfezi. Jeden .
vyzvtdacf byl kuchafem dustoj'
|nickG kuchyni. Bylo n6kollkrate
pozorovano jeho podezfele choyani
n proto zostfcn byl nan dohled.
kratce ma to vykonhna ieho byte
prohlidla, ktera mela vysledck We.
lice prekvapujiei Nalezeny byly
u nlho podrobnt plany peynosti,
lstere sytdcily o tom, ~ proyedeny
Ibyly odbornikcm,
vyxnamenani cecha americkeho.
Ceslg mladik B. Vanasek, kite
ry ieste pred peti Lefty prodayal
ma ulicich Milwaukee noviny a
hral ma kornet V chlapeeke hudeb-
nj kapele, byl ndrodni hudebni
konseryatofi v pafizi Va Franeii
lyyznamenan neiyyssi oenou grand
prix, iako virtues ma hornet.
Czech II. vahasek ie dvaeatym A.
meriGanem v poslednich 100 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-07-24
Zpravy annerIck6.


fftV FR' D'h'h ~
protl tabakoyemu trustu, ktery
ma kapitalu $50 milionn dollarii -
kontroIuje zna6nou east tabakoy6-
ho obchodu We Spoj. Statecb. Via
da Spoj. Statf pro yedeni tohoto
sondn nstanoyiIa Jamesa g. Me
keynoldse Wldstnfm svym zastup.
Gem a tcnto yysloyil SO, ze vyna
snaM Sc 10 vsech sil ably trust
tento byl rozpusten ably pokuto-
yani byli ysichni ii, kdoz mali v
mem 1castenstyi V zalobe Sc "a
da: J. Ably kazde spoIecnosti,
ktera nAlezi do tohoto trustu, byl0
zabranen0 s1castniti Sc mezina-
rodniho zahranicnfho obchodu.
2. Ably kazdt jednotIiye spolecno-
sti bylo zakazano ylastniti dice
jint spolecnosti, nalezejici do to-
hoto trustn. 3. Ably ysechny smlou.
w, kombinace q spiknuti, nicbz
zalobt Sc mlliyi, prohlaseny byly
IN protizakonne a ably kazde spo.
letnosti zakazdno byl0 die nich se
fiditi q je proyozoyati. 4. Ably
s0ud prohlasil IN protizakonne Vi,
kladni smIouyy, ma ktergch spo-
tiya spojeni anglickych q ameri-
ckych tabakoyych zajtnd 8. Ably
trnsm ieho Glentlm zabran6DO
byI0 dalsi drzeni monopoln na
prodej tabakoyGho Iistu. g. Ably
soud, sczna.li IN dobre, ustanoyiI
sekyestory, ktefi by prevail dc
mkon majctck spolecnostl kterf
nalezeji do tohoto trlistu. Dotycnl
sekyestofi, bylo-li by tfeba, yedll
by obchod do te chyiIe, M uyedeu
byl by do mezi zakonnych. Zalo.
ba tato podana byIa ma 50 spolec-
nosti ma 20 jednotliycd. Ie IN.
loby teto vysyita, ze trust tento
oyIadal hlaynt obchod y cigareta.
mi Vyroba cigaret We Spojenych
Statech roce 1906 obnasela 6,32s
milionii l.ber, y tehoz pfipada ma
iabakovy trust 1900 miliond liber
S1upayeho tabaku yyrobeno bylo
% a phl miionu liber, crhoz ma
trust pfipada ~ pill millonu. '
podobnem pom6ru ovladal trust
jine druhy tabakovych vyrobki
Jaky ohromny vydelek mely tyto
spoleGnosti, Dejlepe vysyita 70
zprayy Consolidated Tobacco Co..
ktera cd syeho zalozenf roce
1901, za tfi roxy 4 m6sice yyd6
fala svym 40 milionoyym kapita.
lem 100 proccnl cisteho zisku, tedy
ceIych 40 milioni. To je ovsem
zisk yeliky. Spolecnost tato ne
mAa nikdy vice, pez IL nj Is akci.
0nafh.
Katastrofa ma valecne lodi.
N Bostonu, Mass, Sc oznamil1e
M yaiccne lodi Georgia, najeluJi'
q SC 2aliye Cape Cold Bay ndh
IN Sc hrozna katastrofa, iiz pablo
IN obef osm namofnikn yellkt
mnozstM poraneno bylo iich tax,
IL ntktefi 2 Mich randm tenn pod
lehnon. Nhmofnici valeene lode
Georgia ' tom ease, kdy katastro'
ia SO udala, cyi6ili ~ stfieni
Jakym zpnsobem katastrofa So sta
la, neni lnamo lined po nesttsii
lof 4 mrtySmi ranenymi pflpln'
la do Bostonu zde raneni | mrtvi
sloleni hyli y eharlestownskyeh 10.
denieich Mezi phetmi hrozne te
katasirofy nalefa "a tSi kraian
john q. Malek 4 rlevelandu w
bueh udAl So y ladni veal, kde pod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-07-24

Vahasek byl pred ctyfml roxy Wy"
Sian M hudebni studie do Eyro-
py Dya roxy studovai Lipsku
u posledni diva roxy ma hudebni
konseryatofi Y Pafizi, kde Sc mu
uyni dostalo nejyy@iho yyzname.
mani.
Smutny krajanhy osud.
Ilr0znou snrti sebcl sc sy6ta '
minulych dpech krajan Josef Pe.
kdrek, zamtsinany jako napinac
drath n Cleveland Electric lIIuml.
mating Go. V Clcyelandc, q. Pc
kdrek pracoyal na tyGi, 80 stop
vysokt, kdW IN nesfnstnon nabo.
don smekIa 10 mn noha u on spadl,
dopadnuy na sit telegrafnich n tcs
lefOnDich drht6 pod mostcm Abbey
nlice se thhnoncich. All patnAct
minnt lczel v dratech V bezytdo.
mi 60 zatim jeho spolndtlnici sna-
ziIi se no zachraniti. Pojednou
pfiBel Pekhrek k sobt a postfehr
nuy nebeapeI, ntmz se naltzal,
potal se cbytat dratd, ably We pred
padem Mcbrhnil, lee Destastnon
nahodou chytil se mad MIN III.
Ihnouciho elektriekGho dratu -
Proud 1000 yoltd projel mn tflem
B nestaanik gpadl k zemi jako
mrty6la. Pckarek fltal ~ let,
| byl syobodngm a bydleI V z. 1915
I,arkyijI avenue Hancchayh zde
matku, pet bratrd sestrn
Herman Bilek odsouzen k smrti
proyazem.
| S0nd 4 IIefmancm Bilkem, kite.
Irg po ntkolik tydnd zamestnayal
chicazskou Geskon yefejnost je'
boz move podrobnostl oeekayany
lbyly yzdy nedoekayosti, byI
lskouicn We ttyrtck minuleho ",
dne. Herman Bilek uznan byl
vinnym porotou trestnfho soudu u
soudee Barncsa q odsouzen byl \
smrti proyazem" o poslednich
chyflich toho sengaGniho goudu
sdeIuje chicazska "Sprayedlnost'
lDaslednjici; I,ylo 10 kratcc po 4
hod Do 7 hod. hodiny sc NJ po
rota shodla a kdyz Sc hodinu pc
IL yratil soudce Barnes cd obeda
Ibyl v 807 pfiveden Bflek do soud
nj sine. Hdal &c byti klidnym
hlayu drzel vzhdru q ruce mel "a
Iiozeny nazad. "Panoye porotci, :
potal soudce, "shodli jste We ma
rozsudku9" Shodli, F" znela cd
pov6d. Po te jeden bailiffti pfi
stoupil k pfedsedovi poroty a pri
jaw cd ntho psang rozsudek, ode
lyzdal jej soudnimu klerkovi. Bi
lek, jenz sedel zady ku stene, pc
Iodevzdani rozsudku klerkovi, u
pred o6i ma strop. "Pane klerku
|pfeGtete rozsudek, /" fekl soudce
'Pfeji 81, ably po pfeGteni jeho tu
nedoslo sc strany obecenstya h
zadntmu yybuchu souhlasu nebc
nesouhlasu. " "My porotci," Get
klcrk, "sbledavame Hefmana Ia
lieka alias Hefmana Bilka yinnym
yrazdou odsuzujeme hc k smr-
Iu.h Edna Bilkova aysic rozsu'
ldek, dala sc do srdGeryvneho pla'
&c stale volala "Oni odsoudili
tatinka k smrti, " ri, Bilkova
omdela a byla cd svych SYM Fran.
tiska a lIefmana ze soudnice zpolo
lyyyeden, zpolo vynesena. PAM
Emma Niemanova Vrzalova n jeji
sourozenci Jerry Berta se dntl
do place. Bilek, jenz pfi eteni
rozsudku stal, po yedeni sv6hO
4 G.al =. .....wH .u
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-07-24

lena cena grand prix". Mlady
Va6asek byl pred ttyfmi roxy w
Sian M hudebni studie do Eyro-
py. Dya roxy studovai V Lipsku
u posledni diva roxy ma hudebni
konseryatofi Y Pafizi, kde Sc mu
nyni dostalo nejyyssiho yyzname.
mani.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21
Effect sunday, July n, 1867.
Daily Except Sunday.

M q, henneuNs ]. r. Nonge,
wee res ~ t4ep. oupt. SVps
II. A Rsd5le. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21
VANyLEyEsyILLE NOTES.
News Gathered BY Car Reporter -
Thriving Town.

snuna7-A-1ssr1@2-
Vancleyesyille, Zee. 21.-Mr. ID
Myers, of Charles Town, spent Sum
Gay with MIR. and Mrs. L. K. Hardes-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs Butler Romemus, Of
near Shepherdstown, spent Sunda .
with Mrs Romemus parents, MI. and
Mrs. William Burnett.
Mr. Frank Hudsel has accepted i
position with the Adams Express &C.,
al Martinsburg, during the holidays.
Miss Mary Hudgel came home yes
iel day.
Mrs William McQuilkin and Mis-
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21

Nary Wagner OF Shepherdstow /.
spent Wednesday in MaYtipsburg
Mrs. Xate Thompson IT'S returned
home after spendinG the post week
with Mrs. Kate Folk, at Kea rneys-
vile.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21
Baltimore & Ohio \. R.
Schedule 10 effect NOV. IL, 1901
Leave Dart;nsDurg.
eDaiig. 1Daily except Sunday. zSun-
day only.


EastbOunG.
For Washington. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia & New York. no. II 1925 a
nj no. 4 *419 a H.; No. 10 s43i
a. M. Nos, F19.05 a. M; No. 2
sIe-2S 4. M; no. s, *2.37 p. ~; No
IL, pS.15 j. 10.
For Baltimore and Way Stations, Nc
is x6o0 p. IA. No. rs, x12I5 p. M
Tor Winchester, No. s. xl005 a. M;
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For Hagerstoxn, No. s. xl0.05 a. m,
For Frederick, No. 10, x43l a. M. n .
s. %l0.e5 a. N. No is. x12.15 p. d.
MO Z. x2.37 p M. No. Is. 1890 p n.
Nestbonnd.
Fer pittsburg and Connellsyille. No.
50, Ills a. M; No. 5, *3.17 p. N. !,
No. 9, %1i2S ,. M;
For Romney, No. Is. 1890 a. m; No
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For Berkeley Springs, No. is, 1880 q
m; No 1, x611 p. nj.
Fer Chicago, via Pittsburg. No 81
ll18 a. m.;No s, sS.17 p. m. Via
Grafton, No T. S7.37 D. III.
Fer Cincinnati, Louisville and ST
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his q. nj; No. /, @611 .. M, via
farlSersJurg
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NO 3. 1850 a. m; No So. @l1I8 d.
M. No 5, 1917 D. nj. No. 1, *e.ll
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FoI Wheeling, No. S.. *11.1S a. m.
70 &. *7.37 p. ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21

Mrs. W. l. shrader and children left
this evening for Greencasle Pa,
where they will visit Mrs. Shrader's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sheeiy
Tor some time.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21

Mrs Robert stump has returned 70
hsf home At Inwood after yisiting
Mrs Luther Toup, who Is seriously
III at hdr home on East RAte street
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-21

Mr.. Hunter Linton. Of Washington,
employed in the government forestry
service, has sreturned to spend the
holidays with relatives in this county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
PAINTERS UNION COMPLAINS.
Organization Declared Strike. and Now Has
TO Fight It Alone.

Some of the delegates Of the painters unions
talked bitterly at yesterdays meeting of the
Central Federated Union OF the position they
were m. having ordered a general strike and
having 70 fight it alone. They said none of the
other unions had struck in sympathy.
McAlster, walking delegate Of the Reliance
labor Club of Marble Cutters, explained why
Ne ordered the marble cutters back TO work
when they struck at the Plaza Hotel last week
IN Eiolation Of the arbitration plan.
Z found a mob of disorgauzed men Of
different trades standing around there he said.
finally ordered the men back to work. as they
Ola not seem 10 want TO hold a meeting. There
was one time when the employers solidly
lined up the one side and the unions on the
ether That was when the general lockout OF
1902 occurred and the unions were told that
they could get work until they signed tho
arbitration plan. They viii never have the
same chance again of making solid fight. and
they let that chance Slip
The delegates Of the Brotherhood of Painters
said that so per cent OF the striking painters
had obtained work in other cities. Victor Buhr
walking delegate of the Amalgamated Painters
Society said that some Of the walking delegates
who were now advising the unions not 20 strike
were once on the payroll Of the George A. Fuller
enu1DaDx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
SOCIALISTS ATTACK PRESIDENT.
Central Federated Union to See Him About
Moyer-Haywood Statement.

The socialist delegates at yesterdays meeting OF
the Central Federated Union started another attack
on President Roosevelt because Of his failure to
reply 10 a communication in which he was asked
to retract a statement that Meyer Haywood and
Pettibone. who awaiting trial on the charge OF
murder. were undesirable citizens The matter
came Nd on the report OF Albert Abrahams, So
cialist on behalf of the er-Haywood confer
ence organized TO collect money for the defence of
the three men. He said the conference was indig:
nant at President Roosevelt for not replying and
appointed delegate 10 go 10 see him in Washing
ton.
I'VE want this body to appoint delegate to go
with him." he said. President Roosevelt seems TO
be playing the game a chief Of police who
reported to give the advice: When you are
caught with the goods say nothing
Several other delegates then spoke on the sub
5ect The Central Federated Union appointed three
delegates instead Of one TO go TO Washington with
the Moyer-HaywOod conference delegate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
HOTEL RUDOLF.
NEW xORR-
Health in the Hill Tops

OF Orange, Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties N Y
on the line ana branches OF the New
York Ontario & Western Ry.
II you seeking SUMMER HOME for your family
a region absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST
1000 sea. pure air pure water pure
milk. malaria mosquitoes. within Three Hours
Ride from New Yorka country heartily by
physicansthen send for postage the under
signed call get Offices below the SUPERB
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES OF 135
pages gives q list 900 Hotels Farms and
Boarding Houses with their location. OF board
facilities. attractions &c Vacation Bureau
way. y. Y.
IN NEW YoRK-f4l. 40. 1850. 1854. 1893 Broadway.
- Nassau St. 2S7 4h Ave- 2+5 Columbus Ave- 90
los West 125th 1s2 ave. Ticket ofces pes
brosses and West 42d st. ferries 30 st. Journal
Information Bureau. Columbus circle ST. Eagle
Information Bureau, 20 2Sd 81.
IN BROOKLYN Court NostFand
Macon St: $50 broadway: Eagle Information Bureau.
on May Goth and SOth Excursion tickets at reduced
rates VIII be sold 425 Broadway broadway. iO5
West 125th St, 90 Beaver ST..
hawken and ferry offices giving opportunity person
ally selecting Summer home and enjoying a day
fishing in this delightful region Tickets good returning
May 3Oth May 31st. J. c. ANDERSON
Traffic Manager. SO St. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT IN RICHMOND
Police Say He Stole to Get Funds to Find
Old Sweetheart.

Charged with the theft of wearing apparel and
jevelry valued at 81 600 the proceeds OF which he
told the police It is alleged he used trying to
find young woman with whom he was in love
several years ago. George A. Creekmore. Of
Norfolk Va was locked up in Police Headquarters
last night The prisoner was arrested several
days ago in Richmond. Va
According TO the police, Creekmore was en-
ployed in a bachelor apartment house at No. l53
Madison avenue. On April 1t is alleged that he
took clothing and jewelry valued at about $1,000
from the rooms Those who lived in the apart
ments and reported things missing include Cyr1l
Hatch ] L. Pospelthweiete, William StocKpoIe
Charles Whetmore Henry r. Dennis and EDMUND
Rogers After the disappearance of Creekmore, the
matter was placed in The hands of the District
Attorney and an Indictment was FOUND against
him bv' the Grand Jury. Lieutenant Flay, who
made the arrest, said that Creekmore confessed
1 rnhhpTV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
TRY TO STOP "CLANsMAN. y
Cut Light Wires and Sound Fire Alarm in
Theatre
- Telegraph % rhe TrIbune.l

Harrisonburg, Va. April 21-During the pres
entation Of Thomas Dixon's play "The Clans
man in Assembly Hall last night an attempt
made to stampede the audience by Gripping
the electric light system and turning in fire
alarms The theatre crowded many people
having come forty or fifty miles to see the play
The play proceeded, however kerosene lamps
being used to furnish lights for the actors. Cool
heads in the audience prevented a panic when
many fire alarms sounded simultaneously with
the going out of the lights. The authorities
have started an investigation.
The cutting of the electric wires plunged the
entire city into darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
sAwMILL BURNED; LOSS 100000.

Northampton, Mass, April 2l.-The large saw
nil Of the Connecticut River Lumber Company
At Mount Tom village. which had daily output
Of 100000 feet Of lumber, destroyed by fire
to-day, the loss being estimated al 100000. It
Is believed the fire originated from sparks from
a nearby pulp mill Philip Sheridan. hoseman
q one Of the local companies, struck his head
against an overhead bridge while on the way TO
The fire. and was severely injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
SNOW DID MUCH GOOD.
cone Fruit Injured, but Grain
Greatly Benefited.

o.bs April 2l.-As a result Of the unprece-
-..s,v warm weather which prevailed during
---,t and the freezing weather and heavy snow
-, 20 the last few days. early fruits such as
80 e NUNS and cherries. I'm this region have
-, sniured but the general opinion here is
- the damage is not so great as has been re-
80 Indeed, many think that while early
go have been injured and in some cases killed,
- bpnefts 90 the grain crops from the snow
s4,~n more than offset the damage.
s,r,ur reports from points along the lines of our
la are not unfavorable" said G. w. Loomis.
..x,,tsnt general manager of the Chicago, Bur
,,,gson & Quincy Railroad. to-day. THE fruit
!, she southern part of Nebraska which the 5.T-
.,sual warm weather I'm March had brought to
:, advanced state OF development. is reported to
tsve been pretty badly damaged. hut little or
"a damage Is reported from points north The
,,ovz however, did a vast amount of good to
zT5rser wheat. and has put the ground IN fine
carsItion for other farm crops.
similar reports have been received at the gem
,s-sI offices Of the Chicago e. Northwestern Rail-
ss1ur work has 10 do with weather conditions
and not TO their effect on crops.'' said A I,
walsh OF the local weather bureau ''but from
,vch reports as have come in do not believe
conditions are so bad as they have been re-
ported"
Northern Pacific and the Great Northern rail-
roaas, there have been no snowstorms along
these lines in the West for several weeks, par
,,eularly west OF the Rocky Mountains. The
heavy SHOWS of the winter throughout North
Y1skOta and Montana expected to be Of
greet benefit 20 farmers OF those states.
Kansas city. Mo-. April 21.-Tbat 95 per cent
Of the peach and apple crop was destroyed by
recent cold weather is the opinion OF members
Of the Missouri Valley Horticultural Society,
which met yesterday. Cherries, plums and pears
are almost total loss.
Denver. April PA sharp drop in tempera-
fure followed the snowstorm last night, IA above
zero being recorded by the Weather Bureau in
Denver and Pueblo. and fruit Of all kinds IN
Eastern Colorado. according 10 reports, was
nipped in the bud. While the damage to fruit
ln fhis state. according 10 some estimates. NAV
amount 10 several million dollars, nearly all
other crops Will be greatly benefited by the
moisture A remarkable feature Of the snow
storm was that il was more severe on the low
lands than in the mountains.
salt Lake City. Utah. April 2l-InterViews to-
day with railroad officers and with the local
official Of the United States Weather Bureau
show that the heavy SHOWS which at the close
Of last week prevailed east of the Rocky Noun
tains did not visit the country to the west of the
Continental divide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
FIVE HUNDRED BALES OF COTTON BURN.

Woonsocket r. l., April H.-More than five hun
dred bales of cotton belonging TO the Blackstone
Manufacturing Company. and recently transferred
from Blackstone to this city, were practically de-
stroyed by fire to-day, the loss being estimated at
s30N N The fire had evidently been smouldering
Tor some hours when il was discovered, and is
believed to have originated from spontaneous COM
buston. The loss IS covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
LAsoRERs ATTACK PRESIDENT.

Chicago. April 21.-President Roosevelt was made
the object Of denunciatory resolutions passed
unanimously to-day by the Chicago Federation Of
Labor for referring to President Charles H. Meyer
and Secretary William d. Haywood OF the West
ern Federation of Miners as undesirable citizens.
The action followed a speech by ]. Z. Morgan. a
member of the Western Federation of Miners.
Mover and Haywood now under arrest IN
Boise Idaho, charged with the murder of eX-
Governor Frank Steunenberg at Caldwell, Idaho
December 30. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
THREE srAPLEToN AUTO ARRESTS.

AS result of complaints made by residents of
Richmond Valley to the police against fast auto
MODELLING through the town, the Stapleton police
rounded UP three violators last night and they
were compelled to give SEQ cash bail. Each of the
prisoners was charged by the officer with speeding
at the rate Of thirty miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
SECS ENo OF RInLE,s INFLUENCE.

Ithaca, N. Y, April 21-"Future religious
leaders," said Professor Nathaniel Schmidt.
sin,itic student before an audience of Cornell
students to-day will substract from and add TO
the Bible as Luther and Calvin did. Its religious
influence will soon vanish"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
Brooklyn Property to Let.

TNIEGANT DETACHED COTTAGE TO RENT: II
II rooms and BATH all improvements; newly decorated
nm "a date 16l Parxsde opposite Prospect PARK,
FIatb1sh: handy b. r. L.. Woodruff avenue station
irauire at house or j. BERRY 11I5 Bergen ST.. Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

-FAMARONECK ON sOUND-Furnshed houses. 9
NJ 10 Il rooms Heathcote Hill and Hawthorn
Park 10 minutes from station: $500 $e00 $500 to
PORATION Mamaroneck ". Y.
FINE HOUSE an FLUSHING FOR RENT.
Three story brick dwelling, late residence OF H. A.
BoQert corner Lawrence and Washington ST. about
acres lawn; u rooms. bathrooms. buffers pantry.
large kitchen and laundry IN basement 800 per month";
S3O0 per month. furnished: will sell. $4,000 ELLIOTT,
JAFFRAY & CO. 194 Broadway. New York City. or
local agents Flushing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
Unfurnisked Apartments to Let.

OWN YOUR HOME-No rent; IA story hreproof; few
" vacancies left location below 10Th. For plan SEQ
CHARLES E FORCE. 4S9 9th ave, Tel 67I'-3Sth
7 AFONTAINE AVE. 2138 near 1920 Gs3d St L
II stason)-single fiat. rooms BATH storeroom steam
heat. water.