Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-07-17
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great damage.
The Edwards cotton mills in
Augusta, Me-, will resume full time be-
ginning Monday. July 20, In all Do
partments, with full pay.
In the cricket match played at
Worcester, England, between the
worcestershire team and the Phila-
delphians. the Americans won.
Serious forest fires are reported in
the Adriondacks and along the Mahone
river and Mohawk railroad, and unless
rain falls the loss will be enormous.
One man was killed, a woman fatally |
injured and damage amounting to
$50, 900 resulted at Monongahela, Pa.
when q boiler in the waterworks plant |
exploded.
A strike has been called by the
Union Miners of Alabama, only two
small commercial coal companies hav-
ing signed the wage contract by the
miners at IS cents a ton.
Information received at the state
department.. is that the estimated
loss of life in the recent revolution In
Paraguay was from 100 to $50 persons,
while 4VO were Wounueu.
AS a result Of mysterious shoot
ing at Maspath, L. l., Clausen Wabalk,
wholesale grocer, lies dead at his
home and the police are searching for
some clew for what they believe Is
a murder.
Albert Mcvey, a wealthy cattle deal
er was shot while sitting with his
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Pine Bluff, Ark. and fatally injured.
, 1t is believed the shooting grew out
} of an old feud.
( All the agencies OF the government
are at work, through Official sources,
/ to obtain evidence OF violations Of the
' neutrality laws upon the Mexican Dor
8 ders preceding and following the raid
z at Las Vacas, Coahuila.
! Affairs are quiet again at Tabriz,
Persia There has not been so much
/. fighting recently, according to dis
8 patch received at the state depart
q ment from William f. Doty, the Amer
d lean consul at that place.
Q When Adolphe S. Levi opened the
door of his jewelry store and pawn
e shop in S.. Louis, one day last week,
}, he discovered burglars had looted the
3. place and secured 5000 in cash and
d $4,000 worth of diamonds and othel
q jewels.
The dead body Of Mrs. Ada Reich
q airs of Dallas, Tex, was found in her
q apartments at Hot Springs, Ark, she
s. having been murdered. One child, a
d girl of z years, is missing and is sup
b posed to have been kidnapped by the
A. murderer.
Ia A dispatch received from AsuncioI
is says that peace has been restored II
n Paraguay. DR.. Tmiliano Naveiro, tbs
le former vice-president, VINO was ap
is pointed president by the victorioul
tb revolutionary party, has assumed con
troll of affairs.
IL To have the engine jump the tract
II and see the fun was the explanation
A of 9-year-old John Sovick of Morea
a, Pa, when arrested for placing piec'
II CT iron pipe and stones on the tract
I'd just before the Pennsylvania railroat
flyer was due.
as Mrs. Artie NJ. Heaton went to res
ar tuarant in lola, Kans. conducted b
gu AC1 QlNOlCCu Auoponut NiAhS Az. AAS0SOA
be and shot and killed him. She the
ry snapped her revolver twice at Mr.
nd Ella Gill, to whom Heaton was sal
to have been engaged.
he Nicholas de Mazo, aged % year,
Te- shot and killed his fifteen-year-ol
rs bride of seven months, at her sister
Ike home at Scranton, Pa. She had lei
re him because of alleged brutal trea
in ment and because she had heard ths
de Mazo had a wife in Italy.
us Daniel F. Keller, formerly capital
ct, in the United States army, recent
ar convicted of defrauding the govern
zee ment through the use of stolen qua
Try termasters checks, has been sentence
a to serve two years at hard labor In th
federal prison at Leavenworth Kai
no The physician of James s. Sherman
Mt the Republican nominee for vice-pre
he ident, visits him twice daily. M
a Sherman is permitted to spend tw
nat hours each day in going over corr
lch spondence, and the rest Of the tim
lie his physician declares must be spel
IN rest
out Breaking all previous records ov'
on the long-distance course across Il
&C Atlantic of 1881 miles, the swift tn
ire bfner Lusitania arrived at SAND
ate Hook lightship on July 10, at 2:11
Ids M, the time of passage being fol
Dry days, nineteen hours and thirty-s
minutes.
OF The will of former President Clev
NIB land was probated July 10. It maxi
ar, no disclosures as to the extent of b
lin wealth. After some minor beques
ngs and the creation of fund of 5000
SITS, for each of the four children. the I
re mainier of the estate is left to MI
Cleveland.
md In battle between revenue office
ion and gang of moonshiners near Hin
to man, KY, Bud Hall, alleged leader