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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Herbert Mcdonald Injured In
SpIIe friday
SUCCUMDS 10 HIS INJURIES
Nut shd stol Win six.dsy Rsss-Foxisf
ana meIsn Ile Second ~Tsams Tie,
nm op ne Mils spr4at RAFT
Deisais fogler

Kew York, DE- 10 Herbert Mcdonald
u xte Yorl ~ ths rider pho va,
injured II TIE q dsy heytla RAGS a
Madison square osfdso Nea Yoft On
Friday. dlei saturday night at tht New
York hosp.lsl Mcdonald Vas injured
e. stll - ne ifast. AID phy stlans
sought a aaee BE life ly an operation.
hHit ahd st0l fhe etfmaH team, son
shs slA day bicycle rare AZ Madison
Hfaafe garden ~ New York The z enc
hfa Time 10 ne history q The sport
that foreign team has captured hftt
boaafl q ne struggle Shortly bffuff
N o'clock ali the ieHnls we're Witbdfawn
if0a ihe tfaa ailh tie exception Of
Hui. who rode iof hls team, AMI fenler.
y 30 rode ~ lha Americas team. these
teams being iled f1f hfsf place The
two f|1tfs raced fof q mile. and With q
incl hurst 81 speed KiHi I'll The wny
otff thf Hnifh The q winner The Two
leading teams made t.7ls miles, dfc laps
Nhsn ne race ans stopped. and Che
teama Withdrawn fof tbs final mlls sprint
N lha tn0 laadefs Forlff and Mefan
Won ne second henofs 81 Che race, utile
liearrfl ard pupfe we're Third Downing
end Dornsy uefe fourth and Calvin and
WILEY hllli
The nnai score aasi Ruit and etol,
e,5ia miles 8 laps, afstl foWer and
Moran, 29l2 miles > laps. sedoudi gf0f.
gei and Duprt, 2ais miles laps thirds
Downing and Disney. 2.glg miles
laps, iourthl Calvin end WILEY, 1.3i2
miles Iarf nfihl Rfeba and Wander
ttuyft. a3l9 miles , laps, sisihf Logan
and nafdgpit. 2,1l2 miles 5 laps, SEVENTH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
PACT WILL END The
G0LDFIELD STRIKE
Americas Federation o. Labor ana me
owhsts' Association to Arrange
New wage Scale

0oldheld. New, flec IL. ST.. Efb. ~
secretary ni thc tloldnril Mneowusgt
association, announced Saturday after 3
nffiing d che executive committee N
llic aasueiailon that resolution lad
been passed II lhp ffquest II tho Amen
fBn Federation n Labor suspeHdng f0i
ten days che wage scale VI me aasbela
ton feecnily adopted During fho teu
days = committee u the federation and
the association VA arrange 4 new wasp
scale which viii BE- Satisfactory 10 the
federation
This arrangement win aiso affect Tire
employees 81 The Npyda California pow
% company. who walked oul on fhufA
day aud under The new agreement these
employees will return % work tnday,
thus removing The Immediate possibility
Of shutting down the plant Of tie cen.
pany, which furnishes eli the power ~
Tho mines and ne lights and power Cor
the city q Goldheld.
The nrw arrangement also affects tho
carpenters and miners ii the mines, and
those mon Who ave not affiliated uith the
Western Federation 81 Miners have he.
sumed work Ii tha mines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Is the Consensus Of Malured
Opinion IN Washington
PRESIDENT NOT FOR HIN
Al Lest, Not UnsH me Nomlnasios
Has Bees Made-Taffs Boom u
0hlo ana TIE Foraker oppo-
ntion.

Washington. d. q. nse 10 Thl
springfield Republican correspondent
writes hls paper as fallouH
The consensus n mainfed opinion ioi
losing Precedent Roosegslfs fsitrssio.
q biz determination nei ia run. h thnl
Goytfnef Hughes j. to-day the eanalssi.
whose chances IRE laf and away me best
Noe that they face the necessity 81
naki1e ! thelts from The hela. certain
influential politicians eho have bcfof,
held aioof from Hughes are beginning n
look On him wiih more favor and 10 rsal
son sway their FORMER objections ~ him
Rack q this attitude there il tltafly
aiseernilae. eeeu Nhsn not openly stganl
che feeling that Hughes waald make tia
bst run N any 81 me Republican cam
aidaies. and perhaps be The only one Nho
could via ihe election. tinfe each ~ ihf
other candidates has fsfi1us efaknesses
Party rhleiiafnF who are a. gtt too ean.
ilrns ~ commit themselves 10 Nuehfs.
eFru IN private conversation. ncYtfthe.
I""H - Ifzff HiHHWNAHN NtiNf tNAt Nf
has become the leading candidate ~
wide margin But they feel thu b.
must and expect that he wilt, sooner
~ lister. announce himself a. eaHll
date Otherwise. they say he cannot BE-
Hominated Previous Questions 20 BIN
81 lglne too little ~ = pafty man are
sOiiensd ~ the feileelion that iist o.
the presidency and ihe nnsefn0fship arc
fwp offices If different scope. so Gov
Hughes wpuld recognize that tht national
government II Di ueeessiiy fat niufe 4
government bg parties and Though party
organisms thar i i state Vugrfnmens
lint while Gov. Hughes 4 looked upon
a. thrl eader. and a taehed - ihoss
uho venture % fsk either their inoney
~ their reputation AZ prophets. e u uni
tefsaliy believed that DE convention sili
IA first b divided aiaDnp many candi
dates and that no une ~ them will Dr.
successful "a the first ballot This view
becomes the mote reasonable when u "a
known that tice President fairbanks
whose ultimate chances have n0w been
discounted. will undoubtedly have . ron
siderable though ppsiblY scattered sup
port FROM many pafts ul The country.
Taft. Knox. Cannon and cpfteltou vii
also have their delentct Il j. this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

aItnaiisp shifh Islts - ~ splnloa thaf
fAe esHsfIenFed party manaNsfs ans haa
asn|Tefs eIii hays + Big paft ~ play.
ana n ihe rna very ikely tsifla thz
oHfpems 81 the Aiafeaiioa Is ecsref con
tbs faissgo ho4elr 4 i ttis. u tnfa.
salea 'esas e. the fsI,estaiiau shaf eea
tiaf tfahs. sinse gtpqiatiou 81 = trf
useHittf sesi1s ngFef a stop groN|n2.
~lH have perhaps iAs ehsf hand - ths
~
saim3ny mmniag slpts ssuator Page
VI Ara York. Ah1 s. Icpatel ~ stand
closer b Csat Hughes than any other
man Is that state. ht1 5 long laik With
ne president at ere Mlafe ilouse. and
a. result MasAinraa 4 how aeog Fifh
ihe story lhai fhe president IA aot AZ
al Nrfsrni=lic - fis Nee York cover
nor fhis j likely q be maFhiaed IN
sferf tiue laih fhe pueHist report that
President Roosevelt i scfy iavofahle q
iiuahrs fWr correspondent be- reason
iof stating that fhis j. ngi - 4 T.
certain. h0Nevef. lhAf strong Efforts viii
D. made ~ hf|ne alout harmony be.
tNeen President lisuserelf and Gow
Hughes. hHf ihoff j. ground fsf beii~y.
ing has thus faf ~ presidents attitude
be- nol materially changed L can b.
pretty safely asserted that President
Roosevelt wa nos D. iound hacking Gov
Hughes. unless & Il efier she convention
ah4 Hnehes has bern made ne nominee
10 spite 81 and MT lesaoas n the pfeNl
dfnfs efforts. Similarly there = tax 81
probable efforts lof fhe purpose II re
refinr harmony II 0hio Immediately
following Secretary Talls return. The
time ~ hafm6niss ohio = past The
onif question nov i 6ue IF fighting Il
"a PRETTY wei known ~ fhls time that
Secretary Taft could have had harmony
in BE wanted i Last tpting, when seuaiof
Foraker Wa ready 70 bufy the hatchcf
fiut the secretary ~ uaf would not con
cent % Z peace. although Il appeared
then. ard appears today. that 4 would
hafe virtually assured him che Repuhli
can nomination. Things have since
changed not only hsye TIE Fofakef
forces On the one side and Taft forces
On TIE other gone - iar thai peace seems
scarcely possible but IN The meantime
ths Hughes ho0m has grown until u
casts III other. into shadow. Il 4 the
belief u enc politicians who AZ yea bold
Themselves neutral. that II Foraker cuts
seriously into Tafl's strength in Ohio /
and succeeds IN dividing the delegation.
Il viii fatally crippiea the secresary's |
chances.
nat u musl BE- said that Washington |
q a poor place from which 70 judge /
Justly 0f the strength 81 The Taft move
nfnf, Tor HE reason that Washington 4
Tor one reason and another. has never /
taken kindly q The Taft candidacy, n
Il not % be forgotten that The Pacific 1
rnast states ea we'll as number IN che
NoflhWfsi. appcaf 10 far distinctly fay
ufahie q NJ. Taft Tess attention a
paid IN Washington 20 this fact than
would be The case II The Pacific coast
senator's and congressman were not upon
the whole peculiarly weak ard little
fofcelni set liut their states viii not
FOR that reason have any smaller votes
Ia the national convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
SISTER KILLED SAVING SISTER.
rain River Fire May Cause Two Fa'
talities.

ran River Mas, Dec. 10 While try
ing q save her six sear.old sister, Sadie
Cllhe. from the aamea, Alice Cline, aged
nine Years. was burned 60 death and
little Sadie WAS probably fatally burned
at their heme at 30 Hope street Sat.
friday night
The children bad heen left alone while
their parents went down town shopping.
III their play they upset 4 kerosene lamp
and the blazing oil set Sadios clothes
az iire Alice immediately rushed 70 her
Younger sisters AID and, wrapping her
III her arms, tried TO pint ont The Ore
BE the meantime che screams Of the chill
lfaH attracted The attention Of thp neigh
hoFs and ulshing ii they found The chill.
dren horribly burned, ying o. he floor
With Alicee arms still around Sadie,
trying brayely To put out Che Gre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
LABOR MAY SWING CABINET.
Trades unlonlsts and Independents TO
Combine IN Parliament.

LONDON. Dire re- The Labor forces
h Parliament have determined upon q
combination which may AZ times hold
$50 Cabinets fate in IT, hands b.
einniug with the next session. che ~.
teen tfades nnion Labor members who
have been aligned with The Ministerial
party viii At. act aud vote with the
Thirty ono members constituting The nm
dependent labor party
The trades unions have concluded tina.
irrespective 81 PARTY lines The repre-
aentatifes n labor shrould act together
Il stead 81 splitting UP their forces u
Il regarded a. most significant lie,
ielopment IN labor politics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

The Llano Marble and Granite e0m.
pnny, with general Offices a San Anto.
Mo, Texas, and plant and quarry A
seiehyllle, aisg quarry a kingsiand and
A point south Of The eity u LianO
i = corporation formed some six years
apo 70 take over the buslnes, formerly
conducted b. lrnnk Teich. a. San An.
tonic. Af Teich 4 reported A. the
pioneer in the granite industry ~
Texas, ani eut The fret Texas granite
ever used IN the state, and this was
used ~ connection with The building Of
the San Antnuia National bank. Some
little time later he opened granite
quarry at Bear Mountain, near Fred
erieissburg, Tex, Transporting the
granite By on team to San Antonio.
wnere y wns nsed on the City hall and
ether building. Later be built tho
Fort Worth court honse. the granite FOR
this coming from Llauo county. near
kingsland About this time ne discover.
"a hnr gray granite. which 4 used
fUf monumental wurk. The company
has 4 mile railroad. which was built for
the purpose Of tapping che granite De-.
posts. In addition 10 this. Il has
large granite efusher New she'd room
4 ~ the present time In course u con.
strnctiOn for use IN che cutting and
polishing department, and travelling
derrick operated hy compressed cir with
capacity Of ten tons Is now being
installed. The plant i also equipped
with turning and polishing laths, also
gang saws for saving granite. also fnll
equipment u pneumatic tools, rte This
company haa built a large hnilding
nearby as a boarding house for the work
men, also numerous small cottages for
tho use Of men with families. 4 good
water works system has also been in.
stalled. Mr. Prank Teich retains tho
active management Of the concern
Granite Marble and Bronze.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
AoEn NURSE OVERCOME.
MIS-. Mary I, Hood Of Athol Pound Dead
III Snaw

AfSiol Dee i9 GlyeEFSertiou IN the
Atasy saoMstnwn saturday caused tae
tho death ut Athai that night, Of Mrs.
Mary e. Hood, IS, ana said t0 be the
eldest trained nurse III Massachusetts
Mrs Hood attempted Ia walk TIE three
miles from The car line to the house OF
ter Son Charles M Ilooa. but aad not
guns fay when hst sank down in lhe
naW and was aead when found IS q.
WRose. farmer Ms, Hood hal been
raasaciae ~ professional nurse for
So years Ia the western par Of the
state. she leaves one san, Charles W
Hood with ah0m she 8vef.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
WOMEN SOLD ILLEGALLY.
Prominent Society II Rutland Has Cone
Out of Liquor Business.

fiutland, ileo, iG The advertisement
tiiAt fNiid gfere wine ana blackberry
corded eaf8ad' would hn Ga sale
nc the Wetnana exchange conducted bg
tho Rutland Womms club here efsull
ea III snnie pl THO most prominent ladies
in town Aeeeiylne d feNdnAer tbat thoy
dia nat haYe license te sell iHt0Alestl.
irR liquor RE Wine was finally sltick
ea i0rn MIC tisll hut saem 81 tine con.
dlAl VAS sold This Mas evidently 4 pio-
l0tian ol the state LIQUOR laws. but
from the Wmi charitable nature IT the
affair Of rAnree, nothing maa done
about the matter although IL occaslonea
a lot 81 anaa naMfea eiaiiin9,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

Answers FAIRBANKS joke By Saying
She'll Vote For Him.

Nahsinatan, Dee t6. Vice President
Fairbanks ana Representative Alondell.
III Wyoming. met ID an antegoom next
III the Presidents private Office AZ the
White House. With The Wyoming man
were bride ANA Bridegroom, tne latter
.a resident If Omaha, Neb, ami the ladN
q his ohoice iuA from Wyoming
.Arana spA soriY thai YOU will lose
youg yale, nnw that yru are no longer
4 uitlgan VI Washington asked the
yiee president of tne hiitle,
Y WIN not MS Aufe that have lost
nv vets. But Il have | hsould 10
back III order III spte faf Now fen presl-
dtHg,
Ihe bride we# not Tho only one who
vas hlushing u the room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

Bsrlianos. De ifo.-The go q
sat. =. ZIP croso, sAafsrd ~ita
stealing $50 fgom John flnsessy. -
resumed n eify eourt satuFlay moruine.
.Iohn i. Enfixas, attorney - truta
ecnauefsd tie cruse-exauainatiou ot
F,nn~ssv. The uitness sid = dii nat
complain - the police that night ef tas
robbery heeau.e So waa rather ashamf
~ - mi1ed up Il thnt cert ~ dest
~ A. - aentidri Croio as the MAJ
Who put III hard n his pocket an4
took the money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
M ~ 49, No.

An kaeifhman traealins ffem Eiin
hpHeh Is Glasgow, aHs day suddenly
came % Nothwelt. Whessupan he eXe'aim.
81 sMesheaeil. McthsfNelll ~ there
s fAtheNtiis NaW sa6i q Seatchmaa
sitting heslae him, hai IS ye1l hi6e s
wee. Ne4 come te Noihawell Tx
eh&aee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
nurIlnrton policeman suspenaed

Burlington, i1ee iiB Mayer Bigeloa
hos euapended nplieeman Frel Raahner
for y days pending "a iuyes tigaiian 0f
charges oi imtaSieation which haNe
been pfpietpea agaiust tAe officer y
hearing in the mattef viii be held hes
fnip he police commissioners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

= recapIfniafidn q De rtsuIff q
tariae granite tests shows very g.
cideiif the eretf yaius nf TIE fqnrche
mountain granite fPniaskil A. q
building and raFina maitFi4i r.
strength j. greater than that q any
kn8en grenifs. - hardness or Fesis.
tanes = Wfar u very great, ard - far
a. comparison has been possible. i has
bsen shown % b harder than any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

lfaced 10 the kidneys,
llut nov modern
science proves that
nearly al fllaease,
have their beginning
Ia the disorder 81
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purity the blood
as.at ff.nIe a...stt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

nreson asf Fanoni. 1af1 miiss i hp
eielih The fpaof1 l. l4ss mites { ~.
made IS miller aad Waller. u l>aa iaet
years maft we yxtz mlle. z iaps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
IA cure ! cola j a. nar

Tale LAXATIVE BR0Afc cuinias Tab.
itts Druggists refund money il 10 fails
to care 81 ~. GROVES signature Is On
each box 2he.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Often The Kidneys Arc
Weakened BY Over Work.

Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Il used 20 Be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles we're % be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

Therefore, wien your lidueysafe weak
or ont OF order, YOU can understand how
quickly your entlre body a affected and
how every organ seems % fell 70 do 10
duty.
NJ vou are sick Of dfesi hadiy,n begin
taking The. great kidney REMEDY, Dr.
KllmetA swamp Root, because q soon
AZ your Kidneys are we'll they will help
al the other organs 20 health A trial
viii convince anyone.
II YOU are sick you can make no mis-
take BY FIRST dUcioring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dts kilmtfs swanp-lt0ot, the great
hidiiry remedy u soon realized. II
elWids the highest ion is wonderful cures
ii the mast distressing eases, hud is sold
IL. Ia ..4s.44. ~. "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

have q aaIiple bottle iiasne u aaampilodt.
by mail free, also pamphlet telling YOU
how to ind oft II you have kidney Of
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
whom writing 20 lor Kllmer & Co., bng-
hamton, ~ 81 tinake any mistake,
hut remember tAo naine, Swanip-Rout,
IN kilnlera Swamp Root, aud the adj
dress, Bnghamfon, NJ ". On every bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
5 o.n.. -. 5 osa...

Children free il accompanied b paid
admission, afternoons only.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

nsny, matinee At a.oo. evening At
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

greater faan a. ns4t alshest ieal. that
heretofore mnkNd - sHpeffaF - taat
Df any b fsf ceantlg Tae oEuf elsnlfe
VI foageae aAAlasa y .sAatsasa ! press
lasA. sac aeriaofs saaAiaea - tAt Sci
tiaud fNlnn erauils hrlaF es0a
Tests ~ fsnEFAe mpuntAla Rfanlts
faksH g rs8dan ir1m aee fi6eraf ras.
fiaaa q lie maunfa.a. resisted "a W
erner preseufs 81 s9.fta poands fhH
average showing greater strength ftan
fhaf e fhe ~ CIoaf Nunn stone
The results ~ flc fesfs nsfe a. 81
ioWsf
roa,sAs neaassia ,Alghs.s ,ss'l st,iso
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

u ~ TITEIITI y ~
sltugpistain City celii
pnd one dollar sise
bottles. You may
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
Loves London,
Won't Leave It
Or the Stage.
Will Remain in London
and Not Leave the
Stage.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14-Miss Edna
May, the popular American actress. last
night announced h1r betrothal to oscar
Lewisohn, the wealthy New Yorker, who
has been her devoted swain for some
time
Miss Mays announcement puts an end
70 much speculation. but it has not been
definitely announced how long Mr..
LewisOhn will have TO await the reward
Of assidiOus attentions.
When interviewed Miss May said she
had accepted Mr.. Lewisohn quite re-
Gently.
Although I have known Mr.. Lewisohn
for two years" she continued. I have
given the matter many months consid
Grafton The date Of the wedding will
depend upon my theatrical engagements,
but it viii be this year.
NO. we will not live in America Mr.
Charles Frohman has made many plans
for my future. / must not disappoint
him Moreover, l love London too much
TO settle definitely anywhere else. Every
ono here has been kind to me since my
first London appearance in the Belle Of
New York years ago"
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A disturbance OF considerable extent
Is central this morning IN the St I,aw-
renee valley In its eastward movement 2
II mas caused "a decided rise in tempera-
Iure east OF the Mississippi, but no pre-
ctpltauOn OF consequence Preeeure Is
hign over the northwestern Rocky Noun
tam region and over the Great Basin.
Light snow is indicated for the lower
axe region and northern New York to-
night ana possibly Friday: elseUsbeTa
ialr weather is probable 1t Will be
colder tonight and Friday over the
northern and central portions Of the
washington forecast district
steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh. possibly brisk.
westerly winds and fair weather TO the
Grand Banks.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
Morrell Presents New
Measure to House for
Consideration.
Divides Government Into
Three Distinct
Parts.
Provides, Among Other
Things, for Mayor
at Head.

4 drastic change in the form of
government for the District of CO.
lumbia is provided for In a bill in
trOduced in the House this morning
by Representative Morreu of Penn
sylvania, a member of the District
Committee.
By the bill the District is given
two Congressmen-at-large, to be
elected by the people. The govern
ment of the District is divided into
three parts on this theory:
That the United States shall oc-
cupy the relation of a State, the
District that of a county, and the
city that of a municipality within
the State and county, co-extensiye
territorially with both.
1t provides for a mayor Of the Dis
trict.
1t leaves the District as a county in
tne control Of the police force, rivers.
Wharves. and all authority relating
strictly 10 the mort Of Washington.
The District government. as now ex-
listing. has left with it the mower "a
levy taxes, the United States being re-
CURED To detray the expenses of the
JuulAaTy' including the jail. the Dis
lrlct Attorneys Office. and such officers
as the Registrar of Wills and the RE-
Corder Of Deeds
the otcr only incorporates the NUM-
Clpality within the county. leaving the
latter 10 perform the functions belong
ing 10 the county, and leaving the
county government to be under the con-
troll and support Of the Federal Govern
Meht- win fun power for the LAYING
out Of streets. avenues. and roads in
conjunction with the Federal authori-
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
FILE $2I0,OOO SUITS
AGAINST B. & 0.

Clarence a Proctor and his wife.
Mamie l. Proctor. today filed suits
through Attorney James S. Easily
Smith, against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. for damages for in
Jurles received by them in tle wreck
at Terra Gotta, December 20.
Mr.. Proctor brings suit in two counts
one alleging simple negligence and
claiming $4,000. the other charging ma
Ilcious and criminal negligence and
claiming 100000 damages.
Mrs. Proctor also brings suit in two
counts. claiming $4,000 for simple negli-
Eence and $4,000 for malicious and Grim
maj negligence. She was severely in
Jured in the wreck.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
ONE MAN KILLED
AS TRAINS CRASH

FREEPORT. H.. Feb. 1f-Oue man
was killed and four persons we're in
jured in a wreck on the Chicago Great
Western railroad today. The wreck oc-
CURED at Pearl City. Ills.
IL Is said that two stock trains crash
ed. One Of the persons injured is an
engineer Physicians were hurried to
the scene to render assistance. Coroner
Peck left to make an investigation. It
was said that the man killed in the
wreck was D. 3. Kunz, an Iowa stock
shipper.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
TWO DEAD INFANTS
FOUND ABANDONED

Two dead infants. wrapped in several
layers OF newspapers. were the startling
contents OF a bundle found on a vacand
lot at the corner of Lincoln avenue and
street this morning al 7:30 o'clock by
Mrs. Peter Morgan of Il L street north
east. The bundle was carefully wrapped
and tied with strong cord. The Infants
were apparently twins and about seven
months old.
The bodies were removed TO the Eighth
precinct station. Coroner hewitt will
make an investigation. IL Is believed
that death In both cases was due TO
natural causes.
The police are inclined to the opinion
that the bodies were left on the lot bv
some one who wished TO avoid the ex-
pense OF funeral Although they had
not been dead long, II could not be de-
termined whether the babies were white
or colored.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

No extra session OF the Senate will be
called this year. This was decided upon
at conference held this morning at
the White House between the President
and leading Republican Senators. The
Senators were a unit against continuing
Ia session after March l.
Between now and the time for ad-
journment an earnest effort will be made
10 give full consideration 10 the Santo
Domingo treaty.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
OIL TANK BURSTS.
BAYONNE SHAKEN

JERSEY City. y. j.. Feb. IA ter
rible explosion shook Eayonne. Staten
Islard and the Greenville and Bergen
sections of Jersey City about II O'Clock
this morning
An eighty-foot Standard Oil tank.
at Constable Hook. containing 2. 600 bar
rels of white oil, had exploded.