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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
A MINORITY REPORT
Republicans in Constitutional conven
ton Make Recommendations.

Special TO the Herald.
Guthrie. Ok. March 5.-Republican
members of the constitutional conven-
ton who are in the minority have in
trodueed a proposition for a State
constitution. It isshort, and contains
stringent provisions for the regulation
of trusts. and other measures that are
popular with the masses.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
Another Report.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Mt. Carmel, Pa, March 5.-Eleven
hundred pounds Of dynamite exploded
here today in a colliery magazine.
Twenty workmen we're seriously in
jured. a number of them fatally, and
scores Of others were slightly injured.
The engine house was completely de-
molished.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
Or. Waoener Testifies.

Special TO the Herald.
New York. March 5.-Dr WAGNER
was recalled in the Thaw case this
morning. His cross-examination was
technical. He said Thaw evidently
had knowledge of the dangerous char
acter of the revolver when he reached
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
A REAL RAFFLES
JAILED IN CHICAGO
STOLE VALUABLE JEWELRY AT
HOMES WHERE HE WAS RE-
cEIVED AS A GUEST.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago, March 5.-A youth of 20
years, student in the Lake Forest
University, who says he is the son of
Robert Hope, a wealthy lawyer Of
Kokomo, Ind, is in Jail accused Of
stealing hundreds of pieces of fine
jewelry from homes where he had
been received as a guest.
The youth has moved in the society
Of millionaires in fashionable subuSiu
oil go. and was IN M
trying to pawn a diamond ring He is
said to have made full confession
to the detectives who made the arrest.
The officers have recovered many val
liable pieces of jewelry which he is
charged with having stolen. He says
he has an uncomfortable desire to rob.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05

Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Topeka, Kan, March 5.-The Santa
Fe management announced today that
after April I its former government
subsidized train will not run as the
fast mail. Congress recently took
away its subsidy
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
Ole Grand Leader,
Pa1estin0's Leading Store.

White. He also said Thaw's mind
might have been in brainstorm at
the time of the killing.
Mrs. William Thaw and Mrs. Car
negie were in the court room this
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
Stephenson Chosen.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Madison, Wis. March 5.-lsaac Ste
phenson, a millionaire of Marinette.
and LaFollette's hacker. will be
chosen 10 ill the unexpired term of
Spooner. The other candidates with
drew upon Stephenson's promise that
he would not seek reelection.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05
NINE REPORTED KILLED
In Premature Explosion at chihua.
hua, Mexico-No Particulars.

Special to the Herald.
FL Paso. Texas, March 5.-A special
received here says nine people were
killed and nine others injured by a
premature explosion in a rock quarry
at chihuahua, Mexico. The special
gives no particulars, further than the
above.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-05

The dead body of a man supposed
to be Sam Sykes was found in Hous-
ton and mystery surrounds the cause
Of death.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
En- favor de los pobres

La "Sociedad Protectora de Men
digos' acordo, en- su Ultima reunion
pedir al Municipio el ediicio del
Hospital de Puerta de TERRA para
establecer en- el, dehnitivamente, el
Asllo de Mendigos de San Juan.
Tambien nombro una comision de
damas para que invite al opulen-
to americana Mr.. Esta brook, que
aslsta uno de los proximos dias, al
reparto de allmentos q los mendigos
de San Juan, y haga algtln donativo
benetlcio de los mismos.
Fueron nombradas. vocales de la
unta de damas las sefIoras viuda de
Porrata, las sei1oras de Degetau de
Mulloz Rivera, y las sefIoritas Pujals
Gorbea, y del Toro.
Por 1ltimo la Junta acord6 cele-
brar todos los afios, Fl dia i de Di-
clemble, una fiesta de carload a be
nehcio de los pobres mendigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Un PEI extrano

En- las cOstas del Atlantic0 suelen
pescarse peces muy raros, que Sc ha-
llan 4 merced de las olas muertos 6
moribundos. Una de las especies m as
notables, y de la que solo Sc han CO
gido ounce ejemplares desde Enero
de 1859 hast la fecha, es el pezremO
Pero desgraciadamen:e no Sc ha po-
dido conseguir coger ninguno com
pleto, porque todos Sc han roto al sa-
carlo de aqua.
Ell extra1lo PEI de que nos ocupa-
mos, Sc le conoce por Ell nombre de
pez-remo y pez-clnta, por la torma
de Su cuerpo.
Es evidente que sc trata de una
especie que hablta en- las capas mas
profundas del Oceano, per0 no Sc ha
podido precisar a1n que nlvel Vive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Numero So

que tai 8 cual guerra estall6 porQue
era necesaria y fatal. Pero rnuchas
guerras declaradas inevita bles. in d,1-
dablemente no 10 eran. La mavor
parte de los con1ictos puede coniu-
rarse. Ell remedlo preventive sc Co
noce s1empre y seria efcaz si Sc en-
pleara tempo.
I'll hecho de que esas cuestiones
Sc estudien hoy por los Gobiernos
que tienen la response bilidades del
poder, y 10 como en- otros tiempos
por tll6sofos, jurisconsulto { ide6lo-
gos, constltuyen una ventaja notable
que bastaria para medir Ell progreso
logrado en- POGO tempo en- ell terreno
pr1vado de la politica international.
"Por ESQ Confio en- la futura obra
del areopago que va q reunirse en- La
Haya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Consejo Executive


Preside Mr. Post Y Sc abre la session
a las dos J media, con Ia asistencia de
todoS los consejeros
El Gobernador participa que ha
nombrado al consejero sehor don Fran
cisco de Paula Acuna, para ell cargo
De Director del Departamento Conso-
lidado. Fu6 aprobajo el nombramiento.
Informa tambi6n el gobernador ha-
ber nombrado don Isabel Merced,
conceal del Municipio de Juncos Sc
aprob0 Ell nom bramiento.
Sc lego una carta de don Pedro Ma
ria Descartes, protestando sobre el
abast0 de carnes por subastas
Fu6 leido un escrito del Alcalde
Concejo Municipal de Adjuntas, comu-
ncando 81 inconformi6a ad con la Ley
de Condados.
FL Alca lde de Vieques solicita que
pase ser de aquella municipaidad el
ediicio conocido por "El Fuerte", hoy
propiedad del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Paso la Comisi6n de Obras Pdbllcas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

/. COMMUNICATION anunciando que
Ell Presidente del Consejo Executive
habla irmado Ell G. B ntmero q v
que Sc enviaba a la Camsra para que
10 firmase Ell Bresidente lie la misma.
Otra communication no concurriendo
el Consejo Executive con las enmien-
das introducidas por la Camara al
c B ntimero 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
La legislature
La LABOR DEL C0NSEJ0 EXECUTIVE
Y De La CAMARA
LAS SESIONES DE AVER
PETTCI0NES

Del Concejo Municipal de Rinc6n
suplicandose Sc incluya aquel pueblo
en- ell plan general de carreteras y en- ell
numero Ell trozo que comunica di-
cho pueblo con Aguada y AIlasco.
Del Concejo Municipal de Adjuntas
oponiendose al bill de Condado.
Informes de Comisiones permanent
tes.-o Informe de la Comison de Lo-
gislaci6n relatives a los Proyectos de
Ley de la Camara del Consejo H B
SO. H B 90, H B Il, H B 132, c 81,
CB4s,C B AZ, c B 46, c B 49, c B Sc
Z Informes de la Comision de Cor
poreciones Municipales relatives los
Proyectos de Ley H B ndmero 7, c b
s., yC B IS.
Los anteriores informes, para ser
discutidos, Sc acord6 que pasasen la
Orden del Dia por su turno CORES
pondiente.
Proyectos de Ley en- la Camara en-
primera lectura.-H B I36, por Ell Sc
nor Guerra titulado "proponiendo el
nombramiento de un Secretario partl-
cular para ell Consolidate de "tuerto
Rico en- Washington -
H I37-Por los senores Delegados
Was, Arrillaga, Colberg, Barcel6, Ba-
rreras Trelles tituIados: para de-
rogar la Ley titulada: sLey para abo-
lir la pesca por medic de corrales y
para otros fines.
En- segunda lectura,-Los presenta-
dos aver en- segunda lectura, que con
los siguientes: II I47, I46, I40, $50,
ISL, 15s, I52, I54' 155, y H J K MI
meroo
Pasaron los Comisiones resPecti-
vas para ser 1nformados
En- tercera lecture. bstituto, al
II B 27, titul ado: para contratar con
una agencia de publicidad en- New
York. por ell afo econ6mico de 1907 y
zoos .un servicio cablegrafco diarlo
exceptuandose los dias festivos, sobre
sucesos de importancia local, nacional
universal.
Substitute, al c B 28 titulado: Pro
veyendo para ell hniquito de ciertas
reclamaciones procedentes de las ope
raciones de la extinguida Diputaci6n
Provincial de las extinguidas Jun
tas de carceles en- varios districts de Ia
isla de Puerto Rico"
H r titulado, para fjar el DANA
Ike valor de los derechos de indemni-
zaci6n c4rtos notsrios y disp0ner 81
pago."
Los anteriores proyectos de ley, en-
tercera lectura, fueron votados apro
bados de ehnitivamente, para ser reml-
tidos al Consejo Executive.
Sc leyeron varias municaCiones de-
Consejo Ejscutivo.
Una anunci ando que Ell ConsejC
Executive habia concurrido con Las
enmiendas hechas por la Camara L /
n1mero 20, titulado, "para enmendar
una ley titulada q: "1ey para Crear G
cargo de Marshal de distrito, deinien
do sus deberes y hjando su sueldo POI
ell desempeno de los m'smos, aprobada
en- Mario 10 de 1904
Otra del Conse1o Executive anun-
ciando que Ell Consejo Executive habia
pospuesto lndehnida mente I'll IL b MI
nero 88 titulado: Para derogar IL
ley titulada: LEY para aboIlr Ia pes
ca por medic de corrales y para otros
fines
Ell Consejo Executive pidiendo Ia
Camara ell B nimero 54 para recon
slider rarlo, cuyo bill Sc titula: "Para
enmendar ell art. 28o del Codlgo de
Enjuici amiento Civil para otros
fines"
Del sefior Francisco de Pauls Acuf1a
manifestando que por haber sido nom.
brado por el presidente de los Estados
Unidos miembro del Conseje Ejscuti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09

lie Matin' ha publicado, con Ia
tirma de Julio Hedeman, el reSultado
de una interesant1sima interVi1 ce-
lebrada con H. Pich6n, ministro de
Kelaciones Exteriores de la Kcpu
blica Francesa, d prop6sito de Ia pro
xima Conferencla.
He aqu1 los puntos mas culminan-
tes de las declaraciones del minis
trO.
He de comenzar afirmando que
tengo srandes esperanza en- el re-
sultados de las decisioues de la Con
ferencia que la pr6xima primavera SC
reunira en- La Haya.
"Lo mismo que la de 1900, Ia pro
xima reunion International llevara el
t1tulo de Conferencia de la Paz'
aunque no espero que en- ella Sc des-
cubra el secreto de la paz universal y
perpetua; pero el tltulo es signifcati.
vo, puesto que el sostenimiento de
las relaciones paclficas es el ideal
comtln de los Gobiernos civilizados.
LA conferencia de 1890 dej6 bien
probado que sin caer en- la utopia
puede buscarse 81 modo dc hacer ell
bien de la humanidad La proxima
sabra acaso llegar mas ain al terreno
de la realldad.
"Aprovechando la experiencia de
estos tlltimos amos, mejorara los pro-
cedimientos de arbitraje y las comi-
stones internacionales.
Isl ningnn espiritu equilibrado Sc
atreve a esperar que en- mucho item.
po pueda suprimirse la guerra, Ino
es cierto en- cambio que Sc han en-
|contrado casos? Es una asercion CO
rriente de los historiadores afrmar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
CONPERENCIA DE- LA HAYA
LOS DELEGAD0S De FRANCIl
DECLaRaCIONES 0E NJ. plCH0N

FL Professor Martens ha terminado
sus entrevistas con el Gobierno, ha-
biGndose resuelto que los Delegados
franceses en- La Haya seran NJ Bour-
geois, el Marques de Reverseau
Embajador de Francia en- Niena y el
Baron de Destouruelles DecOn stant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
BY BELT
County Farmer Gets
Tangled in a Thresher
Belt and Mangled

II Cooperstown, n. D., Oct. 11-Geo.
Goodman, farmer living in Mabel
township, this county, was accident
ally killed. 1t seems he was trying
to throw the. belt from the engine
and in some way he was caught and
thrown against the front wheel of
the engine, his head and one side of
his body being badly bruised. DR..
Brimi was phoned for, but the unfor-
tunate man expired before he could
get out there The deceased was an
unmarried man about 4S years old.
He was quite an extensive farmer
and had been resident of Griggs
county for about ten years. He pur-
chased new threshing outfit this
fall which he was operating when he
+ was killed. - '
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
RETURN TO WORK
Striking Telegraph Operators
Reported as Hunting
Their Old Places 3

70 = & - . . . . "a
New York, Oct. 11-Oficia1s of the
Western Union Telepragh Co. stated
today that their force had been large
.ly augmented recently by the per-
isonal application Of strikers to re-
turn to work, and that large num-
Der had been taken back in various
parts of the country. Nine applica-
TONS it is S tied, were made in New
York YESTERDAY. The applications are
being considered on their individual
merits. AS a result It's said that de-
sirable places are rapidly being ELL
ed. ts.5 5S5sz5 Ell Il 81 5s%S .s&
A report that Col Ciowry, presi-
dent and general manager of the
Western Union. has resigned was au-
thoritatiyely denied.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
A MOOrhead SalOOnlllal Is
Chased Through Two d
Counties by Officers
He Was Wanted for Solicit,
ing Booze Orders S. in
This State

Fargo, Oct. IL Wanted by the au-5
thorities Of two counties on a war
rant charging him with soliciting IL
quor orders, Charles B Erdel, who
conducts saloon ait log First aven-
ne north. Moorhead, succeeded in
eyading them and crossing to Mime
sofa. II 81 sa 5gs8s
Mr.. Erdel was in Lisbon Ransom.
county, and the sheriff there issued a
warrant for his arrest under the new
law hich makes 1t a misdeme to
solicit orders for liquor. Erdel heard
3 of it and boarded the afterno DON train.
4 AS he could not be found in town
the sheriff concluded that his man
i had sought safety in flight and tele-
graphed to Sheldon to search the
train.
The SouthW stern train was held
five minutes at Sheldon while the
constables searched It, but in some
j manner they overlooked Mr.. Erdel.
! AZ few miles past Sheldon a brake
man saw Mr. Erdel and said .Wh.a,
where did you get on az 5ss 33 3#i83
II have been on all the time, z re-
piled Mr. Erdel. The brakeman
then explained that the train had
] been searched. Mr.. Erdel conelud-
ed that the same process would be
gone through at Fargo, and at the
Milwaukee crossing, about a mile
west Of the city, he jumped from the
moving train. He me. q farmer who
was coming to the city and drove
to- town with him.
Ss Once iii town he took a Moorhead
car and safely entered his own stale.
He then called up Deputy Sheriff =.
k. Bingham by telephone and gave
him the horse laugh, as Bingham
/ expressed iii
Mr. Erdel Is charged with mis- ll
t1elneanor under the law and cannot
be axtradited from Minnesota He
i rs perfectly safe while he stays on
the Moorhead side Of the bridge
\ but the warrant runs for two years
ana IL he comes TO Dakota dnrina
that time he Ii liable 10 arrest and 3
ninety-day sentence IN jail with ths
possibility Of d $500 fine.
3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
SEXTETTE Of HAPPENINGS IN NORTH DAKOTA Of YESTERDAY
STOLEN PROPERTY
FOUND IN CAR
OF WHEA|

I. 4. !. I: :. :. ::
Wahpeton, N. D., Oct IL.
= Enochson received a package =.
:. containing all the valuable pap
: ers which were taken from his :.
:. safe at the time Of the robbery 8
I: :. of his store at Farming ton, two :.
.weeks ago It will be remem- =
4 : bered that the safe in his store y
1 :. was blown, some money taken Il
Z. with a lot of valuable papers. ::
- He searched the country thor I.
8 oughly in an effort to find the ::
1 3 papers, but in vain. Last week =.
81 he received "a letter from the !.
\: consignee of a car#of wheat at $
q Duluth, asking for description =
= of the lost papers. The descrip !.
( !. ton was forwards without de- 8.
=. lay and in a day or two the pap :.
y ers were received by Mr.. Enoch- $.
/ =. son. It must have been that the :
!. thieves either entered the car or s.
I: threw the purse, containing the s
:. papers, into the car, which was !:
loaded with wheat, and they &
were found by workmen at 4Du-
s lnth when unloading the cal. I: |:
Il =. At any rate Mr.. Enoehson is very =
( I. much obliged for their return. I: I:
s.s: \: = :. Z. 4. - : 4,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
Chicago Trims Up Detroit on
Their Home Grounds
Six to One
The FORMER Played an AL
most FauIIIesS Game TO
Others Errors

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 11-In the first
game of the worlds series on their
own ground Detroit, the American
League team was defeated this after
noon by the Chicago Nationals six
to one
1t was well deserved victory for
the Chicago team as it played super
Tor ball throughout. ~
There were several errors of on1is-
sion ON the part, of he9Detroit team,
beside two eros of commission. Most
of these figured in run getting 1t
was anything but baseball weather.,
the wind ranging from the north and
blowing across the diamond. Several
times there We're showers: one
while Chicago was batting in the
fifth inning being so heavy that it
was necessary to interrupt the play
for Is minutes Again in the seventh
inning there was sharp shower,
but it did not last long enough to-
interrupt the play. *
- Detroit did not show at any time
during the afternoon, the snap and
dash which marked its work during
the American League playing season.
Rossman continued his fine work at
first base and drove in the Detroit's
only run. Donovan gave but two.
bases on balls, the same number
which Overall did, but both the De-
troit pitchers passes developed into
runs. u. @S.5f,s.a.s + "A y sg 8
In the first inning Slagle new out
and Sheckard followed with a single.
IonIy to. be thrown out when he tried
| to steal second. Chance was hit with
the ball and stole second. but Stein
feIdt's fly ended the inning
Jones. the first man to bat for
Detroit was given his base On balls,
and sahaeffer sacrificed him to see
ond, but neither Crawford Or Cobb
succeeded IN getting the bail into
safe territory and ID b rms were
scored
Chicago went out iii one, wos three
, fashion ID the second inning
coughlin singled In Detroit's half
Continaad on page 81
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
EPISCOPALS
Declare Against Marriage Of
Divorces and Against
Child Labor

Richmond, Va. Oct. - Greater
activity in restricting the marriage
of Divorces, more widespread
movement against child labor, adop.
ton of the much mooted phrase
This American church" in a pre-
5amble to the constitution and the
question Of providing for 5suffragan
bishops instead of missionary bish-
ops, were among the measures urged
today at the triennial convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church.
The constitutional preamble was
voted on by dioceses by the house of
deputies. It was the subject of a
vigorous controversy among the
clergy and lay delegates its advo-
Gates taking the; position that 4. the
phrase This American church" does
mot involve q change of name, and
opponents claiming the contrary
In the house Of deputies the report
of the committee on marriage and
divorce was read. In It activity Of
all christian bodies inlirestricting the
marriage Of divorced couples is en-.
dorsed.
The house of bishops adopted re
solutions on child labor presented By
Bishop Geer Of New York.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
z men ACCUSED OF
PERJURY PLEAD
NOT Gull Y

= !. !. :. /: = i. !. I. I, $3.50
In the case of the United ::
= States VS.. Edga Wetherbee, who :.
= is charged with perjury in con- :.
!: nection with land faruds in the ::
/. federal court at Minot, the de- 81
:. PENDANT pleaded not guilty His :;
:: brother, Claude Wetherbee, ac- =
!. cused, Of the same crime, made !:
4. a similar plea. Willis Celtic, !:
= also accused Of perjury in land !:
Z. entries, pleaded not guilty. At :.
i. torney u. j. Coyle will defend =
!, all three men, =
lobe Falcon, who is accused $
/. by the government Of selling Ii :.
:. quor to Indians, pleaded not :.
= guilty. lobe Falcon and his :.
= brother, Ralph Falcon, also pied =
= not guilty to the Indictment =
= charging them with selling Ii !.
:. quor without a government Ii =
4: cense. These cases will all be, :
!. !. tried at the Minot term Of the :
= federal court !.
q " =. :. :. Z. :. I. :. = !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
A DAGO THOUGHT
UNDERI
CROOKED

{. .:s@@a @"%@ 4..$:
:. Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. Ii
& While preparing the body Of an :.
= Italian for burial, J. E. Schmin- !.
!. MIN of Glendale, N d., had an I:
$ exciting experience at Ipswich, {:
= "a town a few miles west of here. y
{. Schminnim is helping local $
: undertaken and responding to a =
]. 3 call from Ipswich he lost no !.
:. time getting there. A friend of :.
!: the dead man remained in the !.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-12
TO DEATH BEATEN AGAIN
Two Men Are Cooked and
an Officer Injured by
!. Steam Explosion

Buffalo, Oct. 1.-THE propeller City
of Naples, of the Gilchrist feet came
into port tonight with two of her
crew dead and one officer badly
scalded
Dead: Louis Hornbusle, a. years
old, fireman, Milwaukee, Wis; James
Flanagan, 80 years of age, coal pas
ser, Buffalo
Injured: First Engineer Louis Fit
finger, Buffalo.
The City of Naples was off Long
Point about 3 o'clock this morning
A stiff gale was blowing and the sea
running high. Hornbusle and Flan-
agan were stocking and Fittinger was
in charge of the engines. A ) L.
inch steam pipe between the boilers
and the engine burst sending scald-
ing steam and water into the boiler
room. Deprived of power the boat
swung into the trough of the sea and
began to roll heavily. The coal in
the bunkers where Hornbusle and
Flanagan had fed to escape the
binding steam, suddenly shifted,
burying the two men. Boiling water
poured in upon them, scalding then;
to death. Fittinger, who went be-
low to rescue his helpers stepped in
to a foot of boiling hot water.