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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
TROUBLE OVER FENCE.
Mrs. Cooney Claims That Carpenter
TrcSpasscd.

Don't you come over in my yard, '
was the warning sounded by Mrs John
r. Cooney, owner of the Wrexham dor
mitory at 200 York street, yesterday
VIXEN corps of carpenters started to
build fence around the home Of Or.
Charles A. futile her next door neigh
Dor. Mrs Cooney then emphaticaly as
serted that the line laid out for the
fence extended an inch over into her
property she dared the builders to
proceed along the plan mapped out and
when one of them succeeded in digging
post hole while her back was turned
Mrs. Cooney promptly pushed him into
It. A call for tho police followed and
prevented open hostilitles until a fence
separated the Cooney- futile yards
along the proposed route,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
INSURED CHILDREN DIE.
Death Of Three in Succession In Tor
rington Under Investigation.

Torrington, April s,-Coroner Rich
ard y. Higgins will hold an autopsy
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

sharp slaps. The performance occupied
about ten minutes after which time
the subject was apparently as Wide
awake and as comfortable as If he had
not gone through the rather trying or
deal, as II seemed from the onlooker's
standpoint, Pauline will continue his
wonderful exhibitions at the Poll the
atre Ter the remainder Of the week, ana
his invitation to doctors and scientific
men to investigate his act was very
cordially extended last evening.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

late this afternoon to inquire into the
cause of the death of tAlica. the three
year-old daughter of Nicholas Moresky,
who died yesterday afternoon under
peculiar circumstances which are al
legged by representative of life in
surance company to be suspicious. Two
other small children Of the Moresky
family died recently one in February
and one in March, All three children
were insured by the Metropolitan COM
pany. 1t Is alleged that the children
received practically no medical atten-
ton.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
THE CASINO LEASED.
Brusic Brothers Mcguire Mllcrs
Property mt Savin Rock.

Henry G. Brusle and his brother,
Frederick Brusie the proprietors of
the Commercial house in Meadow
street have leased the building at
Sayin Rock, known as the Casino In
Beach street for term Of five years
from Charles Miller.
Included in the lease are the dane
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

ing pavilion, the pool and billiard
rooms a nickolet. five bowling alleys,
and ice cream parlor, and Mack's
lunch room.
The nov proprictors will open the
place May |.
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02

Jan. l--Joe Cans knocked out Kid Her
man In eighth round at TonOpRh. New
..s. .Gustave Bye tied American record
at ski jumping at Munising, Mich; rec
ord l06 feet.
ls-Abe Atteil retained featherweight
championship by knocking out Harry
Baker in eighth round at Los Angeles
Feb. 5--Tommy Ryan knocked out Dave
Barry In fifth round at Hot Springs,
Ark Racing in Tennessee killed By
passage of anti-pool selling bill
Mar it-Caivin Demarest won national
amateur championship at l42 balk-ine
billiards at New York.
2i-Gary Hermann OF Cincinnati elected
president American Bowling congress.
2S-"Chic" Stabl of Boston National
baseball team. committed suicide at
West Baden. Ind.
Apr. a-Jury in Smathers' case decided
Smathers had nos conspired to drug
Lou Dillon and should retain gold cup
won by Major Delmar.
iI-Joe Gilman. well known bookmaker
went insune at San Francisco.
i4-Dayid Ellington. professional swim
mer swan &-inile IN II minutes. 36 2-5
seconds at Sydney. ". s. W., creating
new worlds record.
i9-Thos LOngboat, Indian runner. won
Boston Marathon road race. defeating
field OF ia and breaking record for 6
mile course.
| NAV s-Tommy Burns won heavyweight.
| championship by defeating "Philadel-
| phla Jack" o'Brien in 2o-rouDd battle
| at Los Angeles.
| 2O-Supefman. owned by James r. Keene
| won :2o.aoo Brooklyn handicap 81
| Grsyesend
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02

May l6-Isaac Stevenson elected senator
from Wisconsin to succeed Spooncr.
Jun. lT-Congressman j. TX. Bankhcad ap-
pointed senator to succeed late John L.
Morgan OF Alabama.
Jul "a. o. Bacon reelected senator
from Georgia for full term.
n-trank A. Leach OF California. APP
pointed director of mint TO succeed G.
r. Roberts. resigned.
Aug I-EN-Gov. j. +. Johnston elected
senator from Alabama To succeed late
Senator PettuS.
Sep l1--pemocrats elected ticket headed
by Haskell for governor in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory: constitution
adopted and statewide prohibition
proposition carried .ChicagO's new city
charter defeated i'm special election
Oct illinois supreme court declared
Chcago's new primary election law un-
constitutional.
Nov. Mayor Tom t. Johnson defeated
Congressman 7. f. Burton for mayor
OF Cleveland. Kentucky elected Will
son. republican, governor. Fusion of
republicans and Independence League
beaten by Tammany in New York
county.
Dec congress assembled at Washing
ton; Cannon reelected speaker OF the
house.
3-Ambassador Aoli Of Japan recalled.
lS-Congressmon Williams and DeArmOnd
participated in fist fight on floor OF
house.
| a0-Sccrctary Taft returned from trip
around world.
e5-M, Guide appointed minister 10 United
States from Norway to succeed late III.
| G, Haugc
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02

ir-Oyes ~ men killed or injured by cs-
plosion on Japanese battleslip kash-
irns, near KuIe.
sl-Gen. Drude burned Moorish camps
near Cassablanca
3--Delegates OF three important tribes
OF MoorS accepted terms OF peace by
French and hostilities ceased
24-Strtke of Antwerp dock laborers on
s,ace June. ended with sweeping victory
for employers
S-overflow Of otonashlgawa river, In
Japan, east lives OF TOO
oct. Explosion In ammunition factory
At Osaka. Japan. killed IS girls aud in
lured over co.
lS-HGgue peace conference ended
2S-oen. MaXimotfsky, director OF prisons
OF ministry OF interior OF Russia, assas-
siuated by woman In St. Petersburg.
sl-Town OF karatagh, Russian Turke-
stan. destroyed by landslide following
earthquake; 1900 persons perish,
Nov s-Hurricane caused great damage
nj Marsellles. France several people
killed
9-Firc at Iquique, Chill, caused SiOco,o@
loss and rendered 90 persons homeless.
Dec. S--OscRr H., king OF Sweden, died ut
Stockholm and Crown Prince Gustave
V, succeeded to throne
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02
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Jan, 2-8,g furniture store at New York
city: loss si0O000
S-Plant OF Michigan Stove works at De-
trolt Quilted, loss $750.00J. one person
killed, several injured,
li-BGrning OF tobacco wsrehou5c az Lam
caster Pa, caused loss Si0D.00D
%-Plaut Of Phelps Pub Co, at SPRING
field. Mass; loss nearly tl.0D coo. 80.
Garage In New York containing 100 su-
tomohlles.
29-section OF Baldwin Locomotive works
at Philadelphia: loss !l.CN01o. ..
30-Mine mill At Victor, Colo. loss 500 COO
Feb. 5--Business portion Of Coal Harbor,
n. D.
s-Iyndhurat. country home Of John
Wanamaker, at Philadelphia. complete
~ DESTROYED: loss about Sl50OOO0
25--Piant OF Ackcr Porcess Co. at Nj
ngars Falls n. Y. loss fS0Q ClN
Mar, Town Of Leroy, H., partly de-
stroyed
2i Sporting goods store Of A. @. SpaId'ns
25-MortOn Salt block at Hutchinson.
Kans.; loss 100000
Apr. 3O--Plant Of san Francisco Gas q
Electric Co, loss i2,5o0OcQ.
Strengthening building Of McGili uUi-
ycrslty. at Montreal, loss nearly ST.
10 Town Of Ilolo, Island OF ranay Sec
und city OF Philippines. totally destroyed,
2QooO persons homeless.
May S-Rusness section of BarnesborO.
Pa, almost wiped out.
10 rnttAtUtl NllA bI N4cNttADO. al Detroit.
entirely destroyed loss S70NO00
Jun. G--Ilalf Of business section of VIII
low city, y. D., destroyed
Jul. 2l-ONer seven blocks VI CoN"y Ia
lands amusement section destroyed:
loss sl0o00t0
2s- Building Of Memphis cold Storage Co.
Rt Memphis; loss $500
Aug. lover 20 families made hOw"lcss
by fire at Edgowatcr. n. J.
:-plant OF the L, S. Leather CO., at Tom
ahawk Wis, destroyed. loss about
$500 600.
l5-Sevcral sumner hotels. summer cot
tnges and buildings at Old Orchard Me;
loss estimated $780, 000
D-Couricr Journal building at Loui8-
vile, Ky.
| Sep. 9Thrce business squares and por-
ton OF residence section at Houston,
Tex. destroyed, loss s5CN0o0
S-Clin House, famous resort at san
Francisco destroyed.
| Oct 4-Thuusands OF acres Of forest land
In SOuoma, Cal,
| sl-Storc Of Holden Shoe Co. at chi
cagO; loss 100000
| Nov. 3 Main Office building 1t Nelson
Morris packing plant. at East ST. Louis.
| III loss $500 coo.
| Docks at Superior. Wis several big
| elevators, mlll1 aud other buildings:
loss estimated $1,000 900.
| sg-Several business blocks Il, cody.
Wyo.. destroyed
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02

si--Wisconsiu university eight won two
mile boat race from Syracuse at Pousa-
keepSie. n. Y.
Jun. 5-Rlchsrd Crokers colt, Orby. rid.
den, BY Johnnie Reifi, won EPSON derby
20 Ncaion. owned by c. f. Durnel. won
great suburban handicap at Shcepshead
Bay
2i-.Aicy Ross won open goit champion
ship of United States
26-Cornell won varsity eight-oared race
at Poughkeepsie, n. Y. regatta, SYRIA
cusc won varsity tour-oared race and
Wisconsin freshmen. elght-oared con-
test. Orby won Irish derby.
27-Yale defeated Harvard by boat length
in annual race AT New London. Conn.
2S-{o0ert simpson won western open
golf championship at Hinsdale. I'LL,
Jul. Miss Evelyn Sears OF Boston, won
women's singles lawn tennis champion
ship ot United states, by defeating Miss
Carrie r. Nicely.
4--Tommy Burns knocked out BIZ
Squires Australian champion, in first
round. at Colma, Cal. Martin j. Sheri-
dan won all-around championship Of \.
A. L. AT Celtic Park, l.. !,
6-May Sutton of California. Tcgained uto
OF British tennis champion. by defeat
ing Mrs. Chambers.
l7-Jack Johnson stopped Bob Fitzslm-
mons In second round AZ PhiladeIphla:
29-Barney Oidncld broke two worlds
auto records on half mile track at f9T-
race In l.l5ia aud three miles IN SOL.
3l-Jimmle Britt got verdict over Battling
Nelson In @O-round contest at San Fran
DISCO
Aug. 3O-May sutton won international
tennis championship az Niagara -on-the-
Lake, ont,
Sep. SC NJ. Daniels OF New York, low
cred worlds lO0-ygrd swimming record,
going distance In IS 2-3 seconds, at Man
chester, England.
S-Ioe Cans defeated Jimmie Britt in 1--WE
rounds, at San Francisco, Britt broke
wrist in fourth round
Q-FTed Mcleod of ChGaCn, won western
professional golfers championship at
st. Louis.
25-Nev York Yacht club declined chal-
lenzc Of Sir Thomas Upton for race for
Americas cup next year because II
sought TO limit size OF racers TO GS feet
2S-Ma't McGrath broke worlds record
for i6-pound hammer throw at Kansas
City by hurting weight l6i feet inches
former record l64 feet
Oct. l2-ChiCagO Nationals won worlds
baseball championship by defeating De-
trOlt Americans four straight games
Dec. 2-TomIny Burns OF America
Knocked out Gunner Moir, OF England
In tenth round at London.
I'LL &. Pulliam reelected president Ma
tional league for sixth time,
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02

Mar. IA, Pedro, wyo.. seven IN collision
....At Dossett, Tenn, four b. powder
mill blast,
AT Taylor. Pa, six IN mine explosion.
il-At Pitt, Cal. - iaborers by drowning.
20-Near Emporium. Pa, six In powder
mill blast....At Woodward, Ala, five In
falling furnace,
23-At Los Angeles, Cal. six in head-on
2S- Near Cotton. Cal, % in wreck; nearly
100 injured.
Apr. I--Ncar Fort Worth, Tex. six train
men In collision.
il.-Near Chaplain. Ont, 10 In train wreck,
l3-Near Gunter, Tex, eight by gasoline
explosion.
2S--0n Lake Michigan, lumber barge With
crew of Il lost.
fiat Baltimore, eight drowned by cot
lapse OF pier.
May lat Whipple, W. Va. II in mine
disaster,
il--At Honda, Cal, 81 in wreck due to
2I-.At Pittsburg, Ave by explosion In steel
furnace. on Lake Michigan. hve by
burning OF steamer.
23-At Chicago. five by ammonia eNplo-
sion In stockyards plant.
3l-Near Garden Valley. idaho, seven
drowned
Jun lila Hampton Roads. II seamen by
capsizins Of launch
lS-At PricebIrg. Pa. seven by explosion
OF mine gas. AT Monanan, Wash. hVe
by drowning
@6--Near Tola, Va, eight by dynamite
blast.
Jul. 4~Fourth Of July celebrations caused
81 deaths injured number s,i3.
Sin Penobscot Bay, Me. six by capslz-
ing Of sluop.
lI-At Honeybrook, Pa, seven miners by
white damp explosion.
l2--Near Russell, Pa, six by capsizing OF
launch.
lj--In Cape Cod Bay. Mass. ten officers
and men on battlcship Georgia by gun
\ I'M 81 Loo gtFaWH
9l-Near salem Mich, 81 in collision;
| 100 injured
22-OR California coast, 81 by sinking OF
steamer.
.'-in New York city, II in tenement
Aug. AT San Pedro, Cal, four by col
lapse OF wharf.
l6--At Chicago. FIVE by collapse Of build
ing during ~;!r3,;3,nt.
| 2S-At Somerville, Mass, five by sut-
| location.
29-Ncar quebec 75 workmen by collapse
| OF new bridge being built across st,
| Lawrence river.
Near Charleston. H.. II in collision
| between ,interurban trains,
Sep. 2-Near Charleston. w. Va, seven In
| wreck.
SAT Shelton, Wash, ten In burning
6-At Norris, Ia, i2 in wreck.
! linear Canaan station, . In head-on
| collision.
1G-At AspInwail. Pa. six by drowning
| 9O-At Negaunee. Mich, II by falling Of
cage IN mine shaft; seven fatally hurt
| 22-On Lake Superior. seven drowned by
wrccl;ing of steamer.
| c6-Near Jackson, Ala, "a by capsiZing OF
| ferry boat.
2S-NGar BeIlalrc. O.. eight in railroad
| wreck, -four fatally hurt
Oct, 5-At Butler, Pa, four by upsettins
| OF molten metal pot: 80 badly injured.
Elm Gloversvll!e, y, Y, six by suffoca-
| ton.
l5-EXplosion OF powder magazine at
Fontanet, Ind. caused death Of 3S over
800 injured. nearly every building in
town ruined
lG-Near Joliet. Ill, five by capszing OF
| boat on canal
24-Near Ashland. Wis. four by explo-
sion in powder mili.
Nov, 6At Steubcnyilie, o., five by boiler
explosion.
bat South Milwaukee, Wis, six at
grade crossing
25-In New York city, Is Italians in tehc-
ment house firt.
Dec Sat Monongah. w Va, about 800
miners by explosion in collery.
| lS--A Jacobs Creek. Pa, about 900 MIN
erS by explosion Of gas in collieTy.
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DISASTERS
~ So ./>T t1LSt.[>,e D

Jan. 6-Ninc buildings wrecked by eX.
plosion Of dynamite at Lowell. Arlz.
ls-Fldods In Ohio river valley worst in
- years.
l9-Several large steamers driven aground
and 1880, 900 damage done by terrific
gale which struck Buffalo, ~ Y.
Feb. Is Washington, Ark, partially de-
stroyed by tornado; two persons KILLED.
and down Ohio river valley caused prop
erty damage estimated at $4,000. 900:
about 100000 persons thrown out OF
work and at least "A lives lost.
Apr. 5--Tornado swept across Louisiana,
Mississippi and part OF Alabama con-
siderable property destroyed and ld or
more lives lost.
l5-Cities OF Chipancingo and Chi'apa,
Mexico, destroyed by violent earth
Jun. S--Thlrty persons Killed, many hurt
and great property damage dous
by windst0rms and cloudbursts in Ken
lucky, southern Illinois and Iowa.
29-StOrm causing property damage ost-
mated at S50l0OO swept over Indian Ter
ritOrY.
ci-Three distinct tornndocs struck Medi-
cine Lodge, Kan, destroying % houses:
several persons injured
9I-Oil fields of northern Indian Territory
swept by tornado that killed three men
and destroyed hundreds OF derrcks.
loss estimated s5O0.0oO
Jul. 2--ROChcSter, Tex, nearly dCStroytd
by tornado.
s-bucna Vista lake ievce near Bakers
Geld, Cal, broke, flooding 10000 acrea
and doing Sl.OOOO00 damage.
4-Storm Tn western Wisconsin caused
death OF p persons; many Injured.
l5--Watrrspcut caused $500 900 damage In
vicinity OF Leaveuworth, Kan.
Aug, ll-Tornado caused great property
damage at La Crosse, Wis
96-TOrnadoes in Wisconsin and Ohio
caused several deaths and destroyed
much property.
Oct. S--Tornado near Leeds. Ga. caused
u deaths; damage TO property cnor-
nous, Severe storm caused great dau-
age in New York city and In haTbor.
Nov. 20-fl0ods caused great damage In
southern Texas.
The Taney County republican., 1908-01-02
GORT5RQNENI'
Poi E7Fz Fz7FjlGNLD
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jan. &c. L. Hughes inAusurated govern
or OF New York.
&C. NJ Floyd. republican, elected gov
ernor Of New Hampshire. by legislature.
IiE. w. Hoch ihausIrdted governor ot
l5-W P. Frye elected senator from
Maine. w. Murray Crane, from MaSsa~
Chu5etts; Simon GUggrhheim. from Col,
orado. Norris Brown. from Nebraska;
w T.. B0rah, from Idaho: r. j.. Tay-
lor. from Tennessee. J. VI. DiNon, from
Montana II. =. Burnham, frnm New
Hampshire and IT. 4. Richardson from
Delaware.
IS House voted 10 raise salaries Of con-
gressmen TO $500 a year.
"Brownsvlle affair" Bailey reelected
senator from Texas. ..cullom reelected
senator by Illinois Legislature.
23-Chas. Curtis elected senator from
Kansas TO succeed Jos e. Burton
2t-House passed pension appropriation
bill and abolished ali pension agencies.
Feb 5-t'ongrcssira1 W. y. Smith OF
Michigan elected 10 succeed Senator
Alccr...F o. Briggs elected successor
to Senator Dryden Of New Jersey.
20-Eecd Smoot. Mormon apostle, won
long hsht for seat In United states SEN
ate by vote OF i2 to Is.
Mar i-iiouEc passed ship subsidy bill
2HsenntGr spS6nrr of Wisconsin. sent
reslglaion 10 governor TO take effect
NAV !.
II
record for large appropriations. Geo.
t. CcrtclyOu and Geo. Won l.. Meyer
sworn IN as secretary Of treasury and
posimasier-genefal respectively.
b-Jaiaes r. Garfield took oath of o!iige as
secretary OF interior. Regis Henri
r1yst selected by president as governor
~ Porto Rico 10 succeed Beeknian
Winthrop.
27-~m G. Gilbert. shoe clery. elected
unSo- 81 Danbury, Conn.
Apr. l-RepublicanS elected state ticket
In Michigan
2 Pcs-mas.er Busse elected mayor OF
e-state senator David Campbell ap-
pointed postmaster at Chicago. 10 sue
ceed Mayor BIssr.
$50 Hagerman OF New Mexico
against whom charges wore preferred
rendered resignation and president ap-
ppihtcd capt George Curry to post. -,
Eesis n. Post iuausurated governor oi
Porto ttiCu 10 succeed Beekman Win.
throp who retired 20 become Assistant
secretary Of treasury.
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Jan. Judge Mccall of federal court OF
Memphis declared LGFullette fellow
servants law unconstitutional.
3-Eederal Judge Sanbnrn sentenced 10
jail several leaders OF striking mod~rs
I'm Milwaukee for violating Injunction.
l0-Senate passed bill in interest Of rail-
way employees. Miners NJ GOldneld,
New. voted to end strike.
2l-Shea labor conspiracy trial at Chi
caSo came to end with jury unable to
agree on verdict
22-Iohn J. Mitchell reelected president
United Mine Workers.
23-Over 5000 men and women in New
York Involved in truuSer-makers strike.
Feb. l2--Western Union Telegraph co.
announced increase OF 10 per cent. in
wages OF operators at principal Offices
2l-Coruelius p. Shea and ten associates
in teams'ers' union acquitted OF charge
OF conspiracy on second trial
Mar. s-Ncbraska house passed employ
ers' liability bill Affecting railway train
lO-Street cars in Louisville tied up by
strike OF union employees.
8-In effort to enforce recognition of
union, 1000 skirt, cloak and suit-mak-
ers Of Boston, employed In about 100
shopg, went ont on strike.
Apr. l-Threalened strike OF trainmen OF
western railroads ayerted through mcdi-
alton OF interstate commerce commits
2i-Great lockout and labor struggle In
Goldheld, New, district. ended by agree
ment.
27.-snlt Lake City street car lines tied UP
May May day brought strike OF iron
workers in san Francisco, teamsters in
Los Angeles, machnists In Pttsburg
and various labor organizations In
Canada
s-Practically all Of operators OF Pacific
States Telegraph and Telephone Co.,
struck for Increased wages.
5-Strect car employees OF San Francisco
nluht-hgllr n1 70,
in wages
Is-supreme court held elght-hour law
constitutional.
Jun 2O-Strike Of Western Union tele-
graph operators at San Francisco and
Oakland Cal. ordered; increase in
wages demanded.
Aug. 7-Wcstern Union operators at Los
Angeles struck because company re-
fused 70 reinstate discharged man.
S-Night operators at Chicago went out
s~strike OF Western Union telegraph op-
orators spread throughout west and
south Cornelius J.. Shea defeated In
election for president OF teausters
union by Daniel ]. Tobin.
| I2-Strike OF telegraph operators spread
throughout east. news service OF Asso.
ciated Press partially suspended
| ls-Empioyes OF Colorado & Southern
railroad won strike for increase Ia
! isHPresifent Small " telegraphers
| union issued general strike order calling
out all commercial operators not work.
ing under union contracts.
| Sep Labor day riots occurred In Sar
Francisco, Louisville and Steubenville
| ONO
| Oct. 4-cotton shipping business Of New
| Orleans tied up by strike OF 5000 cottor
| handlers.
| l2--Telegraph operators In principal citie
| Of country rejected suggestion OF Presf
| dent Small that strike against Western
| Union and Postal companies be do
Shared 90.
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no's Federation ot labor
s-Kunsas CITY southern Railway 60.
granted voluntary increage In sllarisa
OK 500 month 10 itS telegraph opar-
ators
4-Striking cotton handlers OF New Or
leans agreed 10 resume work pendiuH
arbitration.
9o-S. j. Small. dsposed president OF teleg-
raphers union, issued statement call
Ing Off" telegraph strike.
Nov. 4Because they were paid In checks,
1000 miners near Dsnville, III. struck.
S-Commcrcial TelegrapEers' union In
Chicago. New York and other cities
called or strike. Threatened general
railway strike IN Great Britain ayerted
By agreement between railways and
union.
25-StriSing street car men IN Louisville.
Ky, INDUCED in serious riot.
Dec. S-Five companies OF regulars or
dcred 10 Goldhcld. New, whore trouble
between miners aud mtae owners ex-
listed.
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Jan Near Folland. kans., IS In tram
wreck. over % injured.
Sat Winoositi. VT. six by suffocat'on....
Near Kenosha, Wis. nine by powder
explosion.
furnace.
i9-At Sanford. Ind. q by wreck due to
powder explosion. - Injured AT
Fowler. Ind. l3 in collision.
Near Primero. Colo. - in coal mine
2G-At Lorenir. W Va. Ie by fire damp
explosion IN mine.
es-Near Fayetteville. W Va. 90 in mine
disaster.
Feb IA, Monarch, Colo. l9 Ia snowslide
AT Thomas. W. Va, y in mine DIS
aStcr.
PIN New York harbor, t5S by drowning
| and exposure b. burning OF steamer
,s--in New York city. 81 IN wreck due to
I spreading rails
! Sat Las Espranzas. Mexico. over 100,
| mostly Japanese. IN nine disaster.
ss--At Montreal, Que, principal and u
+, pupils 10 burning school
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-14

Cortelyou was quite as actively
represented by Assistant Secretary
Collidge, who also spend a busy day
Dolliver is regarded as q respective
candidate but he occupies the anoma'
lous position Of being opposed BY
friends from his own state, who arc
actuated by fear that should Dolli
yer becoms yice-president, the Cum
Minis faction of whom they have ser
ious dread would Immediately step to
the front and precipitate in the sena
torial fight which they fear would
have better prospect OF winning than
in the recent contest with Allison.
is not slow in taking adj
vantage OF this situation and to avail
himself Of the assistance OF Iowa men
as they were active in pointing out
the injustice OF putting Iowans in a
disagreeable position.
While Dolliver and Cortelyou stand
out more prominently than the other
candidates, all concede there is no
certainty OF the nomination OF either
and the outcome OF the contest is
exceedingly doubtful.