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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-03

Pattern No. 5652.-The illustration
shows a dainty little dress of white
lawn trimmed with Swiss embroidery.
Provision is made for the dress to
extend to the neck, or it may be cut
square and worn with a guimpe. The
sleeves are in elbow length and the
straight skirt is gathered and at
tached to the waist Dimity, dotted
swiss, figured challis and China silk
are all suitable for reproduction. For
girl of eight years two and seven
eighths yards of 36-inch material will
be required. Sizes for 6, 8, 10 and
IL years.
This pattern will be sent to you on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
to the Pattern Department of this paper.
BE sure to give size and number of pat
tern wanted. For convenience, write
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-03
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS
| "!
PrAt,clpaI Events Gathered In the
Old Scandinavian Countries

Old Fate has proved that she is
none too old to play a prank. June
seventh is the anniversary ST the
smashing Of the Swedish Norwegian
union by the Norwegians. This hap
pened in 1905. On June 7, 1907, the
duke of Uppland was born. Being a
great grandson of the king Of Sweden
on the male side, he will have his
birthday celebrated with a good deal
OF snow in Sweden. Therefore the
colors of the two countries will be
flying at the same time on that date.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-03

Offices at Reynolds and Taylor Ridge,
Ill.
AS protest against the department
officials in laying of some of their
fellow workers, $50 employees of the
STRENGTHENING department in Manhat-
tan and Bronx boroughs, N. Y, went
on strike.
President Roosevelt, through the in.
terstate commerce commission, award
ed railroad life saving medals to
Charles Arms, Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
and Edgar E. George, of Parsons, Pa.
John Bello, the Italian who killed a
man and wounded two women passen.
gers on Rock 1glsnd train in Kansas,
says he committed the murder in his
sleep as the result of dream.
Gen. William Dufaeld, for. number
OF years superintendent of the United
States coast and geodetic survey, and
said to have been the Oldest living
graduate of Columbia college, New
York, died at his home in Washing
ton. .>@r ....., ~ r. ...t%s
Emory Foster, a well known news
paper man, died suddenly Of acute kid
ney trouble. He was a son OF Mrs.
J. Ellen Foster, the lecturer.
A violent storm swept over a part
OF Indian Territory, causing damage
to property estimated at half million
dollars. Lightning struck oil tanks all
over the mid.continent field. z =S2@ s.:
t. In a quarrel over = Gran game. 81
Columbus, Q, Oliver Anderson. col
ored, was knocked senseless, after
which another negro deliberately cut
Anderson's throat, killing him.
The private secretary Of Gov. John
son Ct Minnesota said the Democrats
OF that state would try to nominate
him Tor the preside ncyI, but the SOW
i ernor aid he Mas not likely 70. 50 i.
candidate Tor the nominat ion.
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rendered..
Marcellin Albert, fugitive leader of
the rebellious wine-growers of south
ern France, called on Premier Clemen-
ceau, was overcome by contrition, and
promised to try to induce his follow
ers to return to work.
In an effort to- save his brothers
life, Fred Adler, 20 years old, was
drawn into the swift current of the
Mississippi river at St. Louis by Au-
gustus Adler, aged %, and both were
drowned. -.
John G. Clark, of Milwaukee, presi-
dent of the Clark Engraving company,
a prominent Mason and Elk, died at
Ocean Grove, CAL, of ptomaine poison
ing. 49, .~.:..@ ii. =
Nearly every man and woman in
Lawrence county, Miss, has signed a
petition asking Gov Vardaman not to
pardon Mrs. Angie Birdsong, slayer OF
DR.: T. H. Butler.
Three aeronauts fell from balloon
In Hungary and were killed and peas
ants in trying to capture the balloon
approached 1t with a light, when it
exploded. killing ten Of them. Il /.
Emily Deigle of st.. Paul, who was
kidnapped by her relatives as she was
about to take final VOWS In q Catholic
sisterhood, has run away from her
home. y
IS. Several persons were kiIe:l and
others Injured by lightning dt.ing s
severe electrical storm that passed
over southern liichig gan One Ran Ut
Kalamazoo Was Sstruck while II tree
and Was bereft 81 reason.
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9p6sfal0 5. @roslerer gmi,

9g6sfal6 5. @rosierer emil
@p0ecfen> S6enie> er ofgoaet pen
9poen> S9H Mar 81.
SIP. Speraaljtent pes 5tats=
banerne, &arolo gom11o @nloemor
Matbieien er afgaoet pe6 Deoen.
- Ober itlpitnant Gbriitian 6erot=
nan6 Gurlien er afgaaet be6 9g6en /
en- al6er at IS Mor.
~ Msliitent / &ipbenbabns Mogi=
itrats lite Nfoeling, cano, jur. Sacob
&iellerup er afgaaet be6 Gp6en.
- Den unge 2ege &olger @iin.
iteo, 56n al Mpotefer @iinite6> @or.
iens, er 2oen Suleoag %afgaaet peo
OGDEN / &amborg efter en- Opera.
ton. @an bar 2gge oe6 Tltaitatiif
&ompagnis Sfibe.
- 5i6ligere 8Draa0smeolem |
@an6ers, 29rer 81. Nielien er of-
aoaet peo 3e6en> Sc Mor gammel.
Sen of6poe bar / mango Nar 5efre-
ter fer Jellesrepr9Ientationen for
Snoultri og @aan6berf.
- timber ct &ftenielftab / Mptig-
bling eli. bleb en- at @ieiterne, Bro-
prietar 9. 9olm, Gllingegaar6,
.pluoielig ipg og afgif itrafs efter peo
Gp6en. Mf6boe bar en- / bloc Rreoie
Mon6.
Goloforbnlter / Mosfil6e, 2eit.
nant S. g. 8. Sreicbom er efter lGn-
gere Ii6s Spageligbeo afgaaet peo
68 Nar gammel. Mfogoc
oeltog / @rigen 1864.
On al Soriensegnens melt
tienote 2anomRno, fbb. Mmtsroo6s.
meolem og @aaroeier Sons Sgrgen-
len / 5erritslep er opb, SO Mnr gam-
mel. ,Mfbg6e bar / en- long 9lar.
bRret 8eitpreIiesmeoIem al
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9tebnS Srifirfe. SRI
me'ntgbeoen / Gtepns bol0t forleoen
ct Utp0e for at foretage golg ali en-
M Brpit, i0et sen nupurenoe 8rplt,
Haltor 6. @pnne, pnifer at tra0e ill
bage fra Eraitegjerningen / en- no.
genlnnoe nGr 6remtio. Gmtrent
alle &reoiens Meolemmer bar mpote,
og uoen 5orbanoling og Mf1temnin4
palgteS biotiloarenoe &pjifole forltan=
Der &rebS=9ange pua Bornbolm til
FrGlt pe0 6rtfirfen. Sen nue. @rel it
oil life tiltrqbe lin @ierning fgr i
2gbet al elaret 1908, ga fan fgrlt biz
l1ooan1e Jig poerltgere til Yre1te=
g%lerningen. Eaitor Mpnne forfeit
ter inotil ga lin preltelige @irfj om=
beo> bporimo6 fan ollereoe til SSor-
oaret %operoroger 2eoeli len al Spiifo-
len til en- an6en.
&rebS 2ange, Scr / 1896 toq
5folelgrerefsamen og lioen ltuoereoe
I &l%pber1bapn ca. 1H Mor, er 81
slar gannmel. . San bor / flere Mar
pGret Snlpcftpr peo Neall folen /
&onge11s Spngbp, iioen far Fan ppret
5orltanoer for 8ornbolms &pjifole
peo @ffooalen / 5H Mar. San uo=
banner fig for Gi6en til Brplte=
%gierntng / &jpbenbapn.
SOFT b nn6en % e n
n 5 n. Mnrer 81 lens Some /
Molborg bar itoen 2groog ben %.
December forlpunoen. Ja1ntlien Dor
NeielS @bbei eusga0e. Man0en bleb
for ca. ~ s(ar itoen inologt poo
Morbus @inoSipgeanlt olt, og iioen
ben StO baboe bum beret meget neo=
trDft og oonoelig ilpDet. 6orle6en
Tom Monoen BOG tilbage JON felt
belbreoet, og man bente6e, at alt mi
pIloe blipe go0t, ifi6nt &oner UNDER
W}onoenS SrabGrelie bab6e peret
tn1gltnoig. Men plu0ielig forl pan6t
bum, og man frDgteoe for, at FUN
bapoe oflipet fig. S1ni0lertio er bum
MI otter fun0en. SUN far fra 2pr>
bag Meorgen 6en %. December til
J Sns6ag Dan6ret omfring / &borup
og 2in0bolm 9ogne. S oe 4 0ggn
bor bum iaa go0t lom ingen W3ao
facet, og BUN bar ligget l,0e om Scot
ten I Sen ltGrfe &l1loe. Sm Snsoa=
gen er FUN laa fommen ino fiji Npr=
reinnobp, boor bltn fjen6te Sta=
ttonsforitan0erens @u1trl1. Sum bar
ga felt fra 5omlingen og poerit for
fommen. Sert0es @en0er og Jp66er
lao / blo6igt $780, og benoes Mniigt
bar baor6t a1tgrebet al BEN iterfe
6roit. Oct por life let at opfotte
be1oeS foritprreoe Sale, men iaa me-
; get fu10e man ga %forltaa pno ben6e,
at bun life pil6e tilbage til fit &iem
Malborg. 5tationsforitonoeren
fog Jig me6 flor Observation-Disclosures
al Sen forfomnc Stoffel> foripneoc
benoe mes Eenge og fit benoe beipr.
get til ben6es GIeg1ninge oppe peo
2empig.
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a'|ass l
Il: SCI.
iitegr Commune Bat Al gogunrano
g9Siilll1ulrtien fisbt vSoteI Seliinggr"
5eltemplleltrGoe for 22,5OO Ser. So
tellet ifal inorette5 til Siem for Golf,
Der bar MISUNDERSTANDING.
S $ e 3 + d II 5. S. g. 8eter-
lens @anro IoIlerlp peo Jreoerifs-
bert opitoo s.. 4. San. Slolgs.
Gaaroen neobrGnbte lotaIt, % ser
inoebran0te en- Del &eite % area=
tnrer. SEQ 5orbgret tiIltoo @aar-
oens to 8iger at babe paaiat sl0e,1,
foroi De pil6e ifil1le ct Gpperi lom
foroi &c piloe julie ct Spperi, lom
9nsbonocn bab0e Dem mistpnft for.
5an1tioig iil1too Sc at babe baft I'M
Der Soerpeielie at forgipe oeres
Moomooer. Nigerne CT finn is Star
gan1le.
Dp6 5frnf. Timber
Ha11gering paa &bge Citation bar
Nortpr Sens @br. Nielien, iom ifl,l0e
toble nogle 8ogne lanmen, iaa ubel=
Dig at lnuble. San fal6t no oper Sen
e11c Gfinnc og blep ilGbt me0 ct gan=
tie fort StDffe. Da man fit bam
oraget frem, bar ban 500. @o11 bar
life fiert ober og bapoe fun facet Ell
8ruo poa set enc Sen, ioo 9goen
l11oa bore fremfalot oeo ct &jerte=
llag> foraariaget al Sfref. @an
bar 80 Mar gon1mel og aft, % bap0e
ingen 8prl1.
5un0et So 5. Mptaorsmor-
gen fanotes en- &one, ser iommen
mes fin Man6, Mrbej0smono @org-
fbiit> boeoe / Taffereo .6ottlgbus /
Gigersleo Sogn poa 8pen, liggenoe
op0 / 9ggteparrets Stue. &en6es
Sobeo bar lprengt al ct Gtu6 mes en-
gammel &%ptterpiltol, Der laa pe6 ST.
ben al ben0e. Sum bab6e ON Mf=
tenen .la6et Hiitolen me6 lpit &ruot,
ioet BUN lag6e til en- an0en Some, at
FUN nGite Morgen Dil0e ifp0e gfpt=
oor tno. Monben, Ser om Mftencn
bar gaaet / 5eng / 1t9rf berniet Eli.
ltan0, bar life / Mattens 2gb bprt
l1oget Gf,th.
SRA GIogter ii
@lasabri t. 6or en- balp Snes
Mar 1toen l%torte0eS paa @rpnneDopf
be0 Seliingpr ct Sbineilagteri, oel
bap6e en- iaare franf Sfi9bne, i6e'
BET git faltit 2 Mar cityr; 1l0en Sc
bor Slogteriet itaaet itille og bor tiff
pGfet brugt til an6et eno Maol 70,
9renges 5%tenfait; og ser fin0es I'LL
life Ell bel &uoe / 8pgningcn. Seer
BET lto0 lfrepet i Sfjnbnens 8pg, al
oenne iaa baar6t bjemlpgte 8peninQ
lfnl0e bape Gritatning. Gen blet
nemlig iolgt til set np0anneoe Mft1e:
lelifab ~&ronberg" for en- &jpbelun
at 22,200 ST.; og inOen for oens
SGgge ifal ser MI fobriferes =
&inOuesglas. Set blirer Sen enc t{
Jobrif al Sen Slags / 0onmorf> oq
for at faa Mrbej0et / @n11g m1ou mar
in0forl frine ca. so Mrbej0ere ira
Splflar0.
S1lIanb.
Sfagens Sur. 6prmelter
Urban @anlen, Sm5, CT u0nGpnt til
Jprmelter peb 9fagens 6Dr / Gte0et
for af6poe JDrn1elter Soul len.
&c y SGrnba ne. Yoa ct
pelbelpgt Mp0e / @irtsbals 5. 5.
Sanuar peotoges Set enitemmig at
otbci0e for Ell 3ane fra Malbuf oper
9irtSbals til &igrring.
eineen bar / @enolpSiel
bGret laa rigelig, at Sen foranleoigc=
De en- Gel observation-disclosures / Gog=
gargen. Mellem Treoerifsbapn og
&pisiel fjerte ct Gog en6og folt /
Snecn %forle0en. Set pare0e 6og
life lGnge> fer alt otter bar / 0roen.
San fer Sem Ser
+ e M m e. eSfglge vGbi1te0 Mmts
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
@g il Ell

s
er berlr1e SUI bIeDne benDtteoe ai
aongefomilien % andre oelitaaenoe
5olf. 4ongens Sulettra bar elef-
triif oplDlt % ligeleoes 8rpgger Sa<
coblens.
6 fe ru Mse 3 e 8 n n,
fs6t @ig0pao, er afgaaet peO 3poen
efter ct fort 9pgeleje / Sen bpje MI-
Der Of 95 Nar. sun bar @nfe efter
@rosierer 2uopig 3inn, Sn0ebaoer
al oct itore 3innlfe @ar0elsbus, iom
i fin Ii0 ipilleoe el, laa flor &olle /
Sope6ita0en, og lom tom | SlGgt-
lfab rneo flere al bore befjenote
SlGgter, iaale6es S. g. 6. &art-
mann, Sornemann, &ammericb,
S6olbit5er, Meergooro, Moltrier pg
&A1lff. See CT set 3innife 01ts, ipm
cr 5fueplo6ien for set nplig uofom-
ne b%efieno.e MemoirepGrf u@ra1o.
mas 9efien0eljer".
9 M & % a II 8
II De Ipr0of CT MI taget /
9rng, og Oscar II" blep set Gfi6,
lom inopie0e Sen. Oscar II" ifal
JONI alle al1Dre / CLOUDS &egiltcr OPP
togne. Sfibe buert fjcrbc gor nn0er-
faites ct @fterlDn / Gpf. Dette Mr,
sejoe, ion1 fo1ter Ell IS a 10000 &r.,
bar btotil for oonlfe 5fibe al Mmeri=
fafarcrnes Gtprrelie mao.tct n0fpres
/ llolanoet, men M, fan 9l1rlneiiter
& @hin tage 6isie 1tore Sfibe Up /
lin npe 6lpOe6of, og oen11e tit ga fin
Snopielie me6. Oscar H., lom toges
i11o 9offen 5. 4. San. Set bar Sen
fgrlte Srgpe> 6lpoe0offcn beltoo, %
6erfor gift man forli9tig til &rrfs.
MeoenS ct 5fib al oenne 5tprrelic
- uSscar II" mooler 10 10000
&eg. Cons - oilers fan bGpes op /
Goffen / 2pbet al / a 1H Sime>
laa tog mon Oenne fprlte @ong Sin=
gene mes SO. &l 1 Mio0og loa
Set mG9tige Sfi6, Ser al fire @119ler=
oampere bar ilebt fra Jribapnen til
&efsbalepen, oper 6l%poe0offen, JON
me0 fine Sanfe iylote al Gon0 bar
for1Glrfet neO poo 8l1noen, og &l. )
lto6 Sfibet tprt poo 9offens @nno.
|aa man fnr16e ipo0 Iere ms nn6e1
&ielen.
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9erne

}1erre.
6 M nnalt S II 3 | Il:
Ii m. &ip6manO pU &umner SO. 6
Eeterien / Gbanefe paa 8ornbolm
fl1nOe 2. Sonltar fejre lit 20. s(arS
Su6ilGa1m JON Me0lem al 9penS
&ou0.
Seer pau 90 urfcn pel
S II e 5. Man far / Sllleti0er
bopt Den ijul0ne 6ornpjelie at i
@per pao u@rrs" / 2enbolt peo 1re.
o%e:::shorg. Gn @aGaiejer 81 ia:
ncnllig lo0et fine &reatl1rer = Ell
bolD Ones Sal afgrgsie lin ali
for fro0ige &11gmorf.
ct @opito al.
Ser er Ylaner oppe ON, at &otoli-
terne, / 2igbe0 mes bra0 Sc bor
gjort I mango andre 9Der, oil iu6,
rette ct pripat meo 9iutiosu0itDr for
lpnet SDgebl1s / S1o9elie, paa bpilfet
beer ellfelt 2rge lfuloe fltnne ino=
lugge og beban0le fine Eotientcr.
ct Sfolebi I + e
0 + 2 g rcr. Com Ell @fscm=
pei paa, bporleocs ct Gfolebibliotbet
fan itartes meo in1oo &enge, fan
nGDnes, at Dernene / 5fallebpllc
Sfole beo egen @ielp far erbberpet
Jig Ell 8ogiamling poo oper go
8ino % facet Hengeue BERTH oe0
fribilltg at erlpgge en- 2<9re ON
l1gen.
Snob + 5. 5orleoen Scat Dar
Ell Spp gjort Snbbrl,o bos Gogne-
pref ten / @ejlp peo Nu jtpeo og fra CT
ailaaiet Sfrioebor0sifnife ltjaalet
40 &roner. Genuine Seat, men noget
bar %formentlig famine Gpo
gjort Snobruo bos SogneprGlten /
% %itiaalet 100 &roner. Set
meneS at bore en- professional Sn6,
bruostpp fra ajpbenbopn.
ct erfelig1 &c a b II.
S N%prbeoen al 8aIle Slot logger ct
lille Sns, Ser fol6es v6ifintebuiet".
DIN Sprinoellen til Bette Mapn for
fplgenoe soen pda Ggnen:
Sua lgnge Mnna. 9ofie @epentlom
cor piet til Song Jreoerif Sen 6ier.
oes benitre &aan6, boe6e bum ofte
paa Wallp Slot. Maar iaa &ongen
tom fjerenoe fra &pge as &alle til,
De 6attige fra Smeenen peo
/ NGrbeoen at set lille Sfop-
for at beoe ON en- @ope. @on-
gen Loo Oct ga ogiao ltdoig regne
neo Smaaffillinaer til bgjre % bel,- !!
tire; men bet ifetc olligepel neiten
)oer Gong, at rogle intet fit.
9sisle CAB fig ga til al raabe:: vSSeg
It int! Seq fit int! So ieg fit
intel" 90 oeraf CAB lna 6olf!!
'aa eg11en Suiet Mapn og fa1bte BET
,5%iftntebus", og bette Mopn bar oct
fioen. ]
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Snlel in far / &eno1pslel
pnret |aa rigelig, at Sen foranleoigc,
Dc en- Del ltregelmnsiigbeoer / Gog,
gangen. Mellem Treoerifsbapn oo
&pisiel tjprte ct Gog en6og falt /
Sneen forle6en. Set pare6e 6og
life lGnge> fpr alt otter bar / Oroen.
San bnfer 5 e 5 t.
/ e M NJ e. Sfplge ~Gbiiteo Mmts
Mpis" bar Standardization &arl
Yfatbioien, Seaport Sc. s., flor
lenot &altor @onien / Sbilteo 100
&roner til @aper til fattige 8grn /
S6iiteo, % | @ar bar 9an / iamme
9jenleo icnbt 800 &roner.
@abroes 8gIer bliper
ita6ig lpngere. Boru6en at itreffe
Dem fra Marbus til 9lagelle agter
ban efter Torlpoenoe o9iaa at for
lGnge Dem til Malborg, % ser er
l1oiigt til, at ban bill fao operoraget
Sen fommanale 8bliefabuf Ser i
8pen.
8 q e + 81 e. en- Il
Eap6rup be6 @ibo + g,
en- al ggnens be{ienote opgtige 2a-
rere> bar til Nytaar taget Mfifeo fra,
lit Gmbeoe efter oper 40 Mars @irf<
iombeo Eap6r1p Sogn. Gr at bans
melt befian0te uSfoleorenge" CT
5olfetingsmano, 9%tafsrepiior ans
oers Nielien, Ser er &lsmanb paa
&eben4peb Supbrup, bbor ban ita6ig
far bapt nit Stem, % bpor bans So
Mile iboer. !
~ &I EEA
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&ritiansborg 9. Set np
&ri1tiansborgs 8Dgmeiter er III,
11ooet loa blot, at Ser 1trofs eftel
Sui togeS fat paa Mrbejoet meo at
rejle Sfnre, Magaitner % Blonfe=
p9rfer oip. 0ette antages at billie
meotage ct &or Maaneoer. gtoar
Gorooret begpnoer, tages fat poo
Neorlpningen al sberlte @tage al
Slotsrninen, iamt ollie 5filler,,m.
sfore Bartier al Jacooen no moo
SlotsplaoIen og al Murene MOI Mi-
oebanen fan 6erimoo benpttes / set
ny Slot. &egieringpn bor neolat ct
Bpggeuorolg, Der 1ful6e be6pmme
MrfiteftenS Mrbei0e. lloenriesmini-
tier, @rep &oben=2ebet5al1 er ltopol-
gets 6ormono.
Snoen &eobrpoelien al oe inar.
biltoriife &uiner finder @te6, blipe;
alt beIfreoet % f%otograferet. Man
bar fife fnnoet iqrlig i~nteresiante
Sager UNDER 6e foretagne n6grap.
ninger. On Mrbeioer benteoe en-
gammel Eoiftlltng frem fra Dpbet,
Den por fra bpiialig Song Sreoerif.
ben femtes Sis. Ser er imiolert;As
e'tonu en- Sci ll6grapningsorbeioe
ttlbage. Moar ser ifal graoes / Mpr-
beoen al vMbialons 8reno", penter
mon at tr9ffe paa Meiter fra set
gomle &isbenbabns Slot % maaffe
at ben al1erel6ite Borg - Sen,
Btltop Mbialon reiite paa @lotgboI-
men.
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Sollanb.

9 fogens sur. Tprmelter
Urban 9anlen, Sms, CT l1onGDrt til
Jprmeiter peb Sfogens 6Dr / Gte0et
for of6poe Jprmelter Houlien.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-01
ENGINEER BURNED TO DEATH
IN SIGHT OF PASSENGERS.
UNABLE TO GIVE AID
Fireman and Many Passengers SIS.
tain Serious Injuries - Train
Was Baltimore & Ohio No.
49, Running 10 Miles Hour.

Connellsville. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Balu.
more q Ohio train No. 10. westbound.
running is minutes late and forty
miles an hour. was wrecked tonight
near Indian creek, seven miles east
OF here. The entire train, consisting
of a combination smoking and bag
gage car, two day coaches and the
private car Of Superintendent Ginney
OF the Pittsburg division of the Balu.
more q Ohio railroad, left the rails
and after running 200 feet along the
ties, was thrown into a ditch at the
foot Of the mountain. where he
wreckage was completely burned.
The engineer was killed, the fire.
man fatally hurt and the baggageman
ter. express messenger, conductor
and six passengers seriously injured
About forty passengers were more or
loss cut or bruised
There were forty-one passengers on
the train, including a party of Balu.
more & Ohio railroad officials, who
were on a tour Of inspection.
Suddenly the whole train swayed,
and with much jarring and cracking
left the track and after running 200
feet along the ties, plunged i'm heap
almost directly over the engine
Screaming and fighting the passen.
gers managed to break the windows
OF the cars and cain places of safety
Just as all the cars became ignited
from the engine and commenced to
burn f!ercely. Within few minutes
all had gotten out.
While they stood about in a dazed
condition, hardly realizing their mir
raculous escape, they Vare startled
by the cries OF Engineer Irwin. Sew
eral OF the 20 3engers, accompanied
by Superintendent Finney and the
c'her railroad officials ran to the
engineers recue Their efforts were
accelerated by Irwin's pathetic plead.
ing, but they were without success,
The flames quickly burned their way
to the doomed man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-01
ELECTRIC THEATRE OPENED.
A Good Clean Show Worth the Price
Of Admission.

The New Electric Theatre has op.
cued with prospects of doing good
b. siness. Two shows We're given yes
{, day and both were well attended.
Fer the weather the manager says
the attendance was much better than
could have been expected
rhc theatre. which is situated on
West Main street. has been hand
somely fitted up on the interior and
decorated in green. II is we'll lighted
ard comfortably seated. 4 seating ca,
pGcity of $50 persons leaves room for
wide aisles and the theatre is safe
and pleasant place to spend an
hour. Two shows are giytn daily,
one in the AFTERNOON and one in the
evening. Moving pictures are given
in the afternoon and in the evening
the show is made better by illustra-
ted songs,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-01
BLESSING IN DISGUISE.
The Rains This Week Have Made u
Possible For Farmers to Pre-
pare Their Soil For
Years Crop.

The rain which has been falling for
the past few days has been and Is a
great blessing to farmers surrounding
Ardmore. said prominent farmer IN
tho CITY this morning. Almost all the
farmers we're breaking up ground
for the planting which is to be done
in the near future and It was a hard
task II was almost impossible TO
break up the ground with a four mule
foam and the work was then slow and
extensive. The rain has sufficiently
softeued the ground so that plow-
ing will bc easy. Also the rain Will
hermit farmers who have been too
busy to do so, heretofore, to come
to town to market their cotton. IL
is said there is considerable cotton
in storage over the country which
will be marketed since the rain.
The time for making a new crop
has come and as there has been no
rain for the past two months things
were beginning to look as il drouth
was selling upon a country which
never knew one.
Also since the rain residents III
Ardmore are promised better things.
The street commissioner statee this
morning that just as soon as possible
he would begin grading the streets
of the city. The new grader has prov
ed a success and it Is hoped that all
the city's streets will be put into
some kind uf a condition in the near
future. The work of grading WASH
ington street has been delayed FOR
some time on account of the hard SOIL
which It would be almost impossible
TO move. While the rain has delay
Cd the street work and stopped one
of the most important works in the
city. It was nevertheless a blessing
to Ardmore and surrounding country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-01
OF ROCK lsLAND.F Rlsco Off
GALS IN OKLAHOMA CITY.
MEANS MUCH TO ARDMORE
Meeting Held For the Purpose OF Dis
eussing the Future Develop
ments Of the Properties In
the New State.

A conference OF the magnates %
the Rock lslandFrisco railroad, in-
cluding chairman Of the board, B. F.
Yoakum, b. l.. Winchell, II. U. Nudge
and Third vice President Biddle. is
being held in Oklahoma City today
for the purpose of considering the
future development of the road in
this state. This meeting will in all
probability mean much 10 the state
and especially to this section of the
country. 1t may in all probability
mean that the line into this city will
be extended west and that country
thrown open for development. It may
mean much to Ardmore in particula:
and should the conference result in
the conclusion to build the line into
this city further into the west SO as
to develop the coal, oil and asphalt
beds, whose richness are of untold
value and when opened and proper
transportation facilities accorded for
the marketing Of these products. II
will mean a doubling of the popula-
tion Of this city, and the establish.
rent Of Ardmore as being the great.
est distributing point In the south
ern section of the new state.
The people of this section have
been looking for the construction of
the line further west so that the coun-
try may be opened up and rapid de-
vclopment begun. Should the railroad
officials agree to do this 1t will be but
short while before you will see
about fifty or hundred large wno'e-
sale houses ami manufacturing ento .
prises here that will put our city one
of the largest in the southwest. It
may be a good time at present fo'
the Commercial Club Of Ardmorc to
act.