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The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
WANTS JOB
Joaquin Miller Seeks Cali
 fOrnia SenatOTship

Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskau)
 San Francisco, June II.-Joaquin Miller, the poet and man Of letters, has announced his candidacy for the United States senate. He win seek to secure an cIrction to succeed Senator Perkins, whose term of office will expire in March, 1909.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
EAGLfS COMPLETE
 THE COMMITTEE

Mayor Martin Conway, Dr. L. s. Keller and H. D. Kirmse were appoint ed to membership OO the Fourth Of July committee by the Eagles yesterday evening. This makes eighteen mem. .bers Of the committee. They will meet tomorrow night to organize and begin active preparations for the celebration.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
MAYOR SCHM.TZ FOUND GUILTY
San Francisco jury takes only few minutes to land grating executive ot Golden Gate City--Peoplo cheer result, and Judge Dunno is greatly pleased

with cheers Judge Dunne joined in the applause saying Good good when the verdict read
 Mayor schmit will appeal from the verdict of the jury
 He declares that his trial unfair that the court preudiced against him and that the press of the city had nfamed the people that could get common usce
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl

Special Dispatch to Daily Alask"nI
 San Francisco June l4-Eugene B. Schmitz was found guilty as Charged by the jury this morning after being out onIv few minutes Only cue ballot was taken.
 The verdict met with spontaneous approval The nao in the court room and on the street greeted it's
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
Peace Cry and War Prospect

What does 1t mean ? Come and hear at the tent, Cor. 8th avenue and State street, Sunday night at o'clock. Sing ing, 7:4j. Elder A. N. Dart.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
SfLEIRE IN
White Pass Liner ArriV s
 From Dawson

Whitehorse, June + The Selkirk arrived today from Dawson too late lo with the train for Skagway. She had 30 passengers for the outs de.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
CREAM


AUerica's fines production. Rich and mellow. Al the Seattle, the house Oi old honest goods and reputation
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
FrsuhM at

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
 6-l4.tf
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
Coal nad V ood

Call up the Alaska Transfer complny for coal, wood and klndliug. All or ders promptly attended 10. Phone 10
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
EAeEway Launury

For arst-class work try SksgWay Laundry. Twenty-Five wears expert euCe. Telephone S9. r.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
Choice Pottod Plants Received

Received, choice potted plants on Dolphin at Northern Grocery. U
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14

To know what means comfort in Skagway is to stay aJ the Fifth Avenue hOlcl--a modern hOstelry in every way
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14
YUKON TERRITORY TO GET
 GOVERNMENT

shall be wholly elective. That will give Yukon territory the measure of salf-go7ernmanL for which the people have been struggling for the last sever. al years.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-14

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskall
 Vancouver, B. C., June l4-Tde Canadian government through Minis, ter of the Interior Frank Oliver, has promised that the next Yukon Councl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
MADRYT. 4 marca.

MADRYT, 4 marca.
t'Diario de la Marina gaze
ia wychodza'.a W Havanie,
wystapi'a = twierdzeniem, il
posia Ia W SVEN reku dowo-
dy, ze Tomas Estrada Palma
przeku.,n W r: 1897 senate
r6v z zviazkowych bondy ma
sumo 81 milo now dolar6 Y,
TIE bondy mialy bye p}at"e
po og}oszeniu niepodleg}osc'
Kuby. Gazeta twlerdzi, ze "
roku 1899 zawarto ze senate
rami inny jeszeze uklad.
Pose1 hiszpa6ski we Wa
szyngtonie otrzymal rozkaz,
.aby przes4a1 do Madrytu szcze-
g6lowe sprawozl,iianie Q tel
sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
l.l|',:.k'I : y:

familii Oh 81 do oa$15 r1a mie
siac. Polscy farmerzy okoh
czni kuplli ziemie tanio, bo
p,$10 "a a. ier, ,lecz i'm sic ME
koniecznie Wiejzie j gdyby
ME praca W b)raeh, to nix thy
sic tn ME utrzymal, DO
oczyszczenie je4nego akra
gruntu kosztuje Oh $3OO'd0
$50 a ziemia ia zboza ME
rodzi, lecz przewaznie nyllIkAsot
k,rtofle, b. przez ca}y roR
n,,ce So zim .e. Robotnicy
pracuja po czesci W pi}ach /
borach. w pilach p}aca,1 po'#
$500 dziennie, a W borach Cd
$2.75 do $3.50 Wiki placa
cd $18 do $22 miesiecznie;
obuwie najtahsze kosztuie
So so, W balwierni ogolenie j
ostrzyzenie w}os6w kosztuje
Soc. j wyzejj; butelka piwa
rs cent6w i wog6l|e2 zycie tn
Jest kosztowne. w:
w dniu ego lutego uto.
nal " London polax J6zef
Bendzki, zatrulniony iako
palace u firmy G. E. Bur-
rows Co, Camp nr. q, stana
on ma ply wajaca belk7 asby
sie uapic Wo ", g'ly wtena 4
naraz belka przekreci1a 'aiie
.nieszezes esliWy wpad v wo.leg
to.,reii 3 Wydo obyto Die & j ] y g; /,
% diopiero po 3 y o,t''tWarciu
i spuszczeniu " 5dy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
STEVENS POINT, WIS.

STEVENS POINT, WIS.
Rozalia Jackowska, rs let
MIA dziewczyna, usil 'wala po-
pelnic samob6jstwo przez "a "a
zycie kwasn karbolowego we
6rode zeszlego tygoAnia. Oko-
h godziny 8 wieezore u poll 4.
cyant Hartel stal pre- !: ban
kiem Citizens przy Main ul.,
gdy wtem uslysza} "a drugiej
stronie ulicy krzyk j zobaczyl
kobiete padajaca bez zny-
slow ma ziemie. Hartel j o..
Bourn pobiegh jej ma ponnoc;l
a poniewaz silny' zapach kWa
su karbo boloweg ,dal sic uczuc, ].
p,rzeto zrozunieli zaraz, zze:
|dziewczyna sic otrula i'zataiiea. =.
6li ia do ofisu doktora vonf
Neupert, gdzie natychmiast
zastosowano odtrutki poczem
zawieziono ia do szpitala
gdzie sic znaj,luje obe-
cnie j jest ma dro1ze do wy.
zlrowie nia, Roazioe dzieW- !
..czyny mieszkajae niedaleko
juno nction City, 4 ona przyylby-
Ia do miasta przesl czterenna
laty, ostatui1ni Wszakze$ cza~
sy praco''w'a'la y v q Fond 1,l.i du.
Lac. Wed1ug adaniia
MED oszlej samob6 b6jczynii, po-
wodem jejj wszyst j. 4 ,nliiesz
cze66 jest peWien ms ezzczYzna
tutejszy;b alanlu ciil ia j. "a i,
lat, q mare eszcie " d1zie6
machut amobb
dill il Cd siebie slajae 10
cent6W i nadsac al,'.y sie II otru
g Ona wted.y,
d1olnaE do ro'zl1a 81 poakla o.:
aptek|'l & k,1pila sll ltaI6s
loWego IL !. .
Main ulic5
Wiest lest I.raWsl viva d jjezeli
powt5rz y
nlezl zlczlyz1la llls,S
Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
4 INV Fl ,SKICH
..}
W AMERYCE

Il CHICAGO, HI. w spra-
Me wytrucia szesciu cz}on-
.k6W familii Vrzal6W pred
HsRpne dochodzenia slcdcze
7ostaly ukonczone j sprawe
1raz oddano wielkoprzy-
CT ,slIIeelym. Oskarzony jest ME-
nki Herman Belek, wr6z 2
W1e|du, W1e| kt6ry mial zatruc ar
senik lem: ojca Marcina, matt
k Rozalie i 4 c6rki, Marye,
.Rbze, Tillie j Ellie y Vrzal6w:
YazYstkte te osoby zmarly
,przeciagu 18 miesiecy,. Q
5ttllate arszennikiem, kt6ry "
xa1akach znaleziono. Zezna-
rli2 4wiadk 6w wysoco obcia-
MI Belka, kt6r'yys ',ys ludzil l' { j M na-
.5eisgA przedew,szystk tkiem
nalowa, kt6ra oddawala
IlIzt1wi wszystkie pieniadze.
i po 5lmiierci pieeiu ofiar tax
zsal.!i|. j. Misksze vi sunny, jake po-
bralaz asekuracyi zyciowej
.potr.,ty ch, AZ wreszcie sama
:o|trut@ | zostala. Przeeii1Wko g ii
BelkoHi 6wiadczy jego w1as''y
In B-to letni Herman j il
,d1ny przy ;ziyeials aznilii
Vlzabw zostafy I fetni
jerry Vrzal. Rozprawy pred
trybunalem wielkoprzy sic
g}ych- odbeda sic W przecia-
gu dni .najblizszych. Donie-
siemy o ich przeblegu.
| .Woznica Jan Kaspowicz,
zam. pm. 25 Chaplin ul., spad]
Il kozla |.wskutek czego zla>.
mall lewa noge " kostce. Przy
czy6a nieszeze5liwego wypa,t-
ku by1 motorowy, kt6ry, wi
dzac z daleka przsd sobs
lw6z, pu5cil tramwaj tax ezyb'
ko, ze p6zniej ME m6g} W
|strzymac go dose predko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

. '-.s -. -
!. POZNAN, 4 ma rca. l)da-
Ia sic stad do Rzymu depu-
tacye z petycya Polak6w, "a
opatrzona W 10000 podpi-
SOW. Petenci uprass'ziaja Pa
piieza, azeby wymog1 ma RIA
die pruskim: wzno nowienie wy
k1ad6w religii. " jezyku pol
skim, W s>ko1ach elemeptar-
nych. Petycya opisuje gwa1-
ty, jaklch dopuszcza sic Rad
pruski na zieciach polskich.
e -. . ssy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
3 |"---.t7 ~ :. 4 = !'tFE 71"..-. =
PETERSBURG, 4 marca.

4 aPEI IEhoBOhO, marca.
Szczeg61y za,nordowania
komenia,'ta W Krasnojarsku
"a: nastepujace: General Ko- )
zIew.ki sze,h "ko1o 5..tej go
dziny popo}udniu " towarzy-
stwie PRIV jaeid przez ulice
i op,wia.ia{ " zartobliwym
TOME o liscie zapowiatlajac> NJ
10 zgi,,ie tego. dnia, % 5-tej
godzinie D"by} zegarka j "a
uwazy}, ze s juz minela, a on
zyjje W go'iz'ne p6zniej Wra-
cal ta sama lr',ga sam led1en, ],
wtem zblizy1 sic dps'rii,'-,s.' ''Ii.' s; jia g
kis nezczyzna, strze11 8 !. s.; S.;
III . r1ewolweru IL = ]
trupem. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
.MADRYT. 4 marca

. MADRYT, 4 marca - Do
nosza y Man'li, ze traba po-
-wietrzna t,awie,lzila po}udnio-
we cze Sci wysp[ Filipih skich.
!. Najmni,ej 200 os6b ponio'sl]' MOS &
6mierc, a tysiace lulzi z,'sta-
.ly b ,zbawione ,lachu mad
glowa. lima depesza zaprze-
cza tel wie6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

TOLEDO, OHIO. Ma ia
DAME 4rodz'c6w policya are
sztowa'a 19 letniego Wilhel-
ma Wolczewskiego, chlopaka a
zepsutego do gruntu. VOL
czewski juz kilkakrotnie mial
styczno6c z policya a nawet
przez dluzszy czas by1 miesz-
kahcem szkoly poprawczej
W Lancaster czytajac " ga
zetach sprawnzdan'a skanda-
liczne = proeesu ThaW'a, ze-
psul sic zu,e1nie, tax ze ro..
dzii 9. 1,iemogi sobie Z uim
daf rady j ka, ali 90 areszto-
vac.
Jan Ceglarski pok 16ciw-
szy sie ye swoja sasia'ika PIE
WI, ME mogac j'j przegaiat;
uz / namacalnych argumen-
tow, j tax ia opnrzadzil, ze
twarz Plewy szszeg6 6l,'iie " o.
toz przy yhraaa k:oelor:
czerwono si,ly Obrazona "a q
.hon,,rze j skrzyvv dzona ma
ciele wr,iiosla ekarge do saau
gdzie Ceglarsk skiego stawiiono
pod kiaucya . g Do razprawy,
.kt6ra odbed die .:l|'i sist .lz'iiziiajj
4. We czwartek. Plaster IA
sifce Plewy die CegIar-
.skiiego peWnie wiele oszto Il
WI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
Wtarus, s29 E. Sd Str. Winona, N I'M: /.

CHICAGO, I'll Wielka
.panika wydar1y1a sia " kos.
ciele w1oskim ma zachodniej
stronie miasta. Panike spo-
wodowaly okrzYki" "ogien' !,
wskutek czego caly zebrany
lud W ko6ciele rzuci1 sic do
drzwi. Masa kobiet mezczyzn
i dzieci zostalo poranionych.
Ksiadz j. Gambera 5piewaF
w1asnie 9'Sancta Maria I, gdy
nagle odezwal sic alarm ia
pozar. w jedn-j chwili spo
kojny tlum zmieni} sic " ira
tujaca mase. Ludzie bedacy
ma ch6rze rzucili sic ma dol,
jedni przeskakujac po kilka
schod6w, drudzy padajac Cd.
razu pod nogi napierajacego
Z tylu tlumu. Ze schodk6 k6w
tych wynie.iono p6zniej piet-
nascie :os6b zgniecionycb i
#skopanvch do utracenia przy-
|tomnosci.
Panike spowodowa}a para,
wydob obywajaca siez radiato-
row. Jacy5 psotni ch}opacy
zeszli ma dol i odkrecili ra-
|,liatory 2 kt6rych wydoby-
wajaca sic para sz}a klatka
-chod,wa ma gore do wne-
.trza sail ko6cielnej, mieszcza-
|cej sic na elrugim pietrze.
|l3dy stoiaey lblliizeejj schod6x / ], ,
Espt,strzsgH Is 8 E|Ie5 b
ze ma dole wsxczal
sic ogieh j zaczeli wo}ac
Lud W panice rzucif sic ku
drzwiom. Ksiadz, odprawiaja-
cy nabozehstwo, 'pr6bo~a'
katastrof'e zabopiedz, kcz
wo1ania jego ME mia{y ia
'lnego skutku.
Policva czyni usilne TO
szukiwania " celu schwyta.
MIA chfopak6w, kt6rzy pre-,
glup; tart spowodowali tax
tragiczny wypadek. Dotych'
czas ich ME schwytano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
sta przyje}a cesarza oznaka-
mi przychylnosci.

NEAPOL, 4 marca.- Pro
fesor Matteucci re s+acyi me-
teorologicznej przy Wezuwiu-
szu zaprzecza wiesciom, jako-
by kiedykolwiek miaf zapo-
7wgiiadat zblizajacy sic koniec
j.
sWiata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07
RERN 4 .naarca. a. :

. Z. d ..,.. ...- -
BERN, 4 marca -,:> Pose1
rosyjski :zazada1 wydaslnia 19
letniego Rosyjanina .Jerzego
Ki1oszczyca, kt6ry W Wa'sza-
vie dokonal zamachu ma zy-
Gle urzednika. 0brohcy Ki-
}oszczyca t16macza,. ze .dopu6-
Gil on sic przestepstwa poll
tycznego. Rewnlucyoni6ci,
socyali6ci anarchi6ci So
mocno zaciekawieni, jak Rad
zxiqzkowy postapi W tel
-prawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

BERLIN, 4 marca.- -Rada
rzeszy niemieckicj uchwali}a
jednoglo6nie. ME zrnieniac
swego zapatrywania ma spra-
we nast8pstwa tronu W Brun-.
.szWig III Znaczy to tyle, .ze. Ia
Hon czlohek domu Cumber-
:lan,l6w ME. ,nnoze osiasc ns
1Iym ,rs,l, ii i. ..:..
I Waryat prze'
||bra1 SIC 90 oficera dragon6w
i chcial sie dostac do pa1acu
kr6lew-kiego. Popad} SVEN
zachowa"iem sic pod uwagf
policyantowi, pe}niacemu stu
zbe W braznie, a ten 60 aresz
,owa} odstawn ma stacye
policyjna ~
! Y Darmsta'iu donosza. . Il
slawny skrzypek Pablo Sa.
| rasate zanie'n6g1 tam ciezk'
"a sail koncertowej. Stan je'
gn zdrowia budzi powazn'
l0baWy. ~"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

DETROIT, MICH. W spra
vie smierci Piotra Pie
trzaka, kt6ry zab'ty
zostal W zakladzie kompanii
gazowej, jury koronerski Q.
rzek1 re wadliwy przyrzad
przy otworze elewatorowym
byl powoaIem nieszsze5cia.
Pietrzaka, znaleziono " sta
ME bezprzytomuym ma dnie
40 stop glebokiego szybu
.elewatorowego Ego lutego.
:Jechal on elevate torem 2 w6z-
kiem napelnionym koksem,
gdy nagle liila sic zerwa}a j
nieszczesliwy wraz 2 klatka
spadl ma duo, kaleczac sic
6mierte elnie. Zdajs sic, Is
.kompania powinna bye po.
ciagnieta do odpowied dial
no6ci.
ABERDEEN, 4. i 3 Wash. .
.Polak k6N miie e5ciie a Aberd con
jest spora iczba. So IL "a
obyMatele aiejjacy j!
farmerzy i rob ,,tnic y 1by-
watch v mie6cie Jest Kill
kunastu vice stolowac siie
MONA ussWo J l: ,otty " snnie-
6eie 50xl126 e st66p osztujja. pos ,l,
500 wy 81 1,ie III ichS
| oczyszczerliia Dr. 1eWo bu1ul-,
c:,we 7 pity a. 1O0o az od
N % z'|kanie sIl|a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

MANILA, 4 narca.- Mie-
,Izy Filipi6czykami rozcho-
dza s'e wiesci,, ze wkr6tce wy
buchnie w,,jna miedzy Japo-
ni4 a Stanami. w niekt6rych
miastach wiesci t. wywo}uja
popioeh. Kiedy " tych
|dniach wymienialy okrety
salwy powitalne, saizono "
mie6cie, ze przybyfa f1ota ia
p,.hska i re wojna rozpocze-
Ia sic Filipihczycy zapewnia.
ia, ze VIOLA zostae pod opie-
ka Amerykan6w, nil znosit
panowa,ie Japohczyk6w.
PETERSBURG, 4 marca.
Poslowie przysz1ej Du my
zjezdzaja sic jjuz ze |, Wlsszyst-
kich strnn 6wiata, gdyz ju-
=tro ma bye otwarcie obrad.
Wiecej niz 300 posl6r juzi
wczo1aj bylo na miej-cu.
Grupy poszczeg6lue roz-
mieszc'za sic poiobno jak v
czarie sesyii pierwszej Dumy::
!. .k,onstytucyjj dem ,kraci "
6rodk:u, konsarwatya q p,'
praWic z pre- ewod uiczacego,
sradykali po lew'ic s 'yIko !. 495
g6lnej iczby 524 posl6W
hadzie przy ottwarciiu. r szta
~ ijeszcze dotad ME obra-
na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

BERLIN, 2 marca. - Po-
lak6w W parlamencie w7bu-
rzyia wiadomo6c ,,Frankfur-
ter Ztg..''ze rad nosi sic
. my6la wniesienia ustawy
o przymusowem wyw}aszcze
niu Polakow 2 ziem, W pro-
wincyach wschodnich W sci
mie pruskim rozmawiaja juz
ia seryomozliwo6e jakiegona
kroju a polscy posiowie gro
5a ze " takim razie zloza swe
mandaty i kazaPolakom wy
.bierac ma asejmie do aparlak-
mentu socyalistow.
Prokurator " Poznaniu
6ciga listami ga6czymi hra-
biego Jana Rnihskiego ska
zanego na kilka miesiecy
wiezienia " procesie o kar-
ciarstwo Pan hrabia zbiegt
"a granice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

/ i, z (. - s. - ~.
Pos}owie reprezentuja j
dziela sic ma Masterpieces
partye: Monarchist6w 9o;;I
umiarkowanych i pazdzierni-
kown6w SO; polskich naro.
dowc6w 43; postepowc6w 29;;s s.;
konstytucyjnych demo kra- 4
tow 90; lewica 1872; dzikich'
~. .,....-- .-.7.. -=:.1.
Og61 izby da: sic podzielic
natrzy grupy: /.
Prawiica, 1875, " sk}ad Wei
.da monarchi6ci, umiarkowa-
mi i pazdziernikowcy;;
Centrum, 164, konstytu-
cyjni der okraci, postepowcy
i Polacy;;
Lewica, 1872, socyal demo-
kraci, socyal rewolucyoniecl
i grupa robotnicza.
Moga atoli pozachodzic Pc
wne zniany, DO Polacy, paz-
|dziernikowcy i inne grupy
majq ma niekt6re sprawy
w}asne poglady, Q popieranle'
kt6rych toczy sic teraz han
del. =. q. d. b: :.
| LONDYN, 4 marca. Paro-
vice "Vaderland" nalezacy
do linii "Re'i " Star Line,
.4t6ry W sobote wypEynal 2
Antwerp 4? /, 4, s. Y droge DO Move
|go .Yorku., {: osiad1 I ii nieaaleko ! i { <
LGoolxin na ehzni lest
Ito bardzo dla zeglugi punkt
|niebezpieczny. w tenn @ sa,
mem miejscu, ten sam paro:
vice "Vaderland" najecha:
dnia 10 stycznia ma parow'ec
"Neworth Casjle' zatopi:
leo pyzyczem trzech ludzi y
za1ogi utone}o:
| 4 Dovey wyslano kilk'
lholownik6w: adv wydoby}y
lokret z piaskowil }awicy
IZdaje sic, ze okretowi ME
grozi zadne powazniejsz'
niebezpieczenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-07

( 4 IN So / . - s tt /.
RZYM, !, 4 rnarca 400 piel
grzym6w Z dyolaan bylo
na poslu chaniu i Ojca 6w. ]
ofiaro owalo n1u $8, ,0W pa
wsparciie duch e6stwa we
zFrancyi. K:iedy Papiez odzie=
kowal a dar, odez'w'aly = sie
.g1rpnkie oklas k:i & pooz zen "a
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
TRAIN IS DITCHED
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEN
OTHERS INJURED AT
BRocToN, ILL.
SPIKES ARE FOUND PULLED
Day Coach, Chair and Express Car
Are Thrown Against an Ele-
vator-Detectlves at
the Scene.

Brocton, Ill.-Westbound Glover
Leaf train No. 8 was thrown from
the track of the main line into a
grain elevator at this point at 4 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon as a result of tam
pering with the spikes. Officials OF
the road assert that the wreck was due
entirely to the work of wreckers. One
man was killed outright and seven
others injured.
An attempt vas made to wreck this
train a week ago Sunday by the pull
ing of spikes at the same point, The
discovery was made at that time early
enough to prevent a wreck, Tuesday
afternoon, however, the pulled spikes
were not found until after the dis
aster. ..
The day coach, express car and
chair car were thrown against and
damaged the elevator. The engine
and baggage car went over the defec'
tive points safely
There is much excitement as a re
suit of the wreck and a dozen detec
tives for the Glover Leaf are on the
ground making an Investigation. The
wreck delayed traffic. several hours.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
aPLuckINe" CHINESE 70 EN0.
Government After Lawyers Who Graft
On Their Ignorance.

Washington, D. C.-Petty graft
from Chinese in the United States is
aimed at in an order issued by Frank
P. Sargent, the commissioner general
of immigration. Cinnamon have been
plucked for years when they returned
to their native land with a view to
coming back to the United States.
They were under the belief that they
were required to have their return
certificates made out by a lawyer, and
were usually charged from So to 500
At Secretary Strauss suggestion, Com
missioner Sargent has issued an order
to all immigrant officials directing
them to inform resident Chinese that
the immigration officers will make out
return certificates without cost. that
always having been a part OF their
duties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
NEWS OF MISSOURI
Thief Wore Uniform.

st. Louis-Chief of Police Creecy,
Chief Smith and a number of police
officials would like to learn the iden-
tity of the policeman, or the mau
who wore a ~policeman's uniform, who
for a week has been sought and is
badly wanted for a brutal assault
upon Leo Formal and wife of 26l6
South Second street. Capt. Hanna
of the Wyoming street station wres
tied with the problem and Tuesday
handed 1t up to his srperiors to solve.
Chief Creecy detained four detectives
to work on the case. According to
the statement of Formal he was
awakened shortly after midnight by
hearing a noise at the rear of his
house. He investigated and found a
man attired in full police regalia,
searching the clothes of several of the
roomers. Formal demonstrated and
both he and his wife were badly beat
en-.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
NEWSPAPER BURNS
FLAMES DESTROY couRIERJouR-
NAL PLANT.
BELIEVED ALL EMPLOYEES ESCAPED
Blaze Started Shortly After Midnight
and at / O'Clock Building
Was Doomed.

Louisville, Ky.-The Courier jour
nal building is on fire. The entire ire
department here has been summoned
to the scene of the IRE at Fourth and
Green streets.
At 1 a. m. the building seems
doomed. 1t is believed all the EN-
ployes have escaped. The fire depart
ment seemed unable to check the
flames.
Although the firemen seem able TO
confne the blaze to the newspaper
building, the plants of the Courier
Journal and Evening Times have SUI
fered irreparable damage, and there is
no question but that the whole Office
building, half a block in length and
five stories high, will be a total loss
The fire started at the top of an ele
vator shaft at the north end of the
building, and is supposed to have beer
caused by defective insulation OF cleo
trio wires. The Morning Herald has
offered the use of its plant to the
Courier-Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
insane Convict Reeaptured.

Jefferson City-Pat Quinn, the in
sane convict, sent from st. Louis to
serve forty years for murder n
transferred from the ~penitentiary to
the state hospital for the insane at
Fulton, was recaptured, having es'
capped from that institution. He
sawed the hars of a fourth-story win
dow and let himself down by a rope
made of his bedding. He was taken
near Auxvasse. This is Quinn's sec
ond attempt to escape, the first time
from the penitentiary, when he was
caught after having been at liberty
over night.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-05
No Quarrel with Time.

According to the poet we are speed
ing forever down the ringing grooves
of change, and this is nowhere more
apparent than in the alterations in the
popular taste for the better, every
thing considered. A writer in the
New York Evening Post, in alluding
to this matter, says that those VINO
occupy the benches in the public
parks on a summer afternoon to listen
to the band are no longer satisfied
With the "Star Spangled Banner" and
e medley from the comic operas, hut
rust have selections from Wagner
and Gounod, though he indicates that
they may not be averse to a little of
Richard Straus thrown in, we sup
pose, by way of dessert in the musical
feast. There is a like f-astidiousness
in regard to painting, due to the in
fuence of the museum of fine arts and
picture exhibitions. Chromos, even
when they are copies of celebrated
paintings, have lost their vogue, and
the fashion for fruit and flower pieces
is going out, while marines repre-
senting heart-rending shipwrecks,
have been superseded, 1t is somewhat
satirically observed, by Waves with
cotton wool crests and a splash of
moonlight which discloses nothing De
cause it is so suggestive" A change
in the taste of literature is also APP
parent in the demand for short stories
in dialect to replace the old-fashioned
serial novels. Continued works of fc'
ton in the monthly magazines still
have their admirers, though the ma
jority of readers no longer like bloody
tales of the frontier type or lons
drawn out sensational narratives O.
unhappy brides and ghostly visitants
Instead they prefer a story concern
ing the fair settlement worker who
lives among the poor and perhaps
makes a romantic marriage, or &C
counts of automobile adventures IL
which the heroine has many lucky es
capes from perils of various kinds
In sermons, too, the ministers kee'
abreast of the times in short dis
courses, treating the topics of tn
hour as they bear IN moral and REX
gious life, and do not model their SCI
mons after the fathers, who too ofte'
had sleepy congregations. What wa
fine enough in the departed days, tina
we hear so much praise about, say
Boston Budget, is not adapted to tn
present. With Tennyson, we hold
we'll good things should pass, an
with the changes of time we need nc
quarrel. They are usually in the dire
ton of progress.