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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
GOING UP LADDER
New Haven Bowling Five Gap ture All Three Games from
 Waterbury.
NOW HOLD FIRST POSITION
Charlie Johnson Rolls High Single, With 22e. and High Three
 Strings. With 633.

By defeating the Waterbury State league bowlers last evening the New Haven five have dissolved the tie which bound them with the Capital and Brass City quintets, and are now floating about in the free ether. de- lighted and contented.
 The three straight games captured at Swift & Hulse's alleys were directly caused by the beautiful rolling of Charlie Johnson, captain of the local team. His high single was 22S and his total 6SS This ought to pull his average up few points and cause Jimmie Watt to tremble. In the third game of the series New Haven rolled 1902 Her total for the three games was 2SSS.
 Hartford dropped two games to Bridgeport, and it now looks as If New Haven will gradually move up the ladder and away from their con- temporaries.
 The scores of last nights games r,n
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
I'egilots.
Excclsiors.
BARRY GETS DECISION.

Boston. Feb. lS- Jimmy Barry of Chi cago, was given the decision over Larry Temple of Now York, in the final round of their twclve-round bout before the Armory \. A. tonight Temple claim cd foul. but the referee would not all low the claim, and the New York man left the ring. Barry was easily the superior of Temple except in the sec- ond round when a terrific right to the jaw sent him to the mat for the count.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Hickory.
SELECT YOUNGER PLAYERS.
Reais Wright Will Not Join in An-
 other Effort to Win Gun.

Boston, Feb. 1S.- Beals (. Wright. former national tennis champion and 2 member of three American tennis teams, which made unsuccessful at tenps to recover the Davis internation- al cup. announced to-day that he would be unable to join in another effort to win inc cup. Mir. Wright believes that younger players should be selected to capture the trophy from the Auztrua- Hans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
HARTFORD vs. BRIDGEPORT.
Park City Bowlcrs Take Two Games
 from Capital City Team.
 lSncciaI fn Innrnal ] -nuricr

Hartford, Feh. IS. - Bridgeport traveled to Hartford last night and won two out of the three games rolled in the state league contest. The Capi- tai City players lost the first and last games and won the second. Redfeld did the best work for Hartford mak- ing total of 5S4. while Lewis rolled up a score of 566 for Bridgeport.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
BASKETBALL GAME POSTPONED.

The Ansonia basketball team which Was scheduled to play the local Y. NJ. C. A. team at the Y. Nj. C. \. gym nasium tomorrow nigh. last night sert word that it would be una bte 10 play here tomorrow evening and the game has been postponed until Sat urday evening instead. The regular league games will he played tomorrow night instead.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Wins Second Heat in Ice Yacht Race
 at Newburgh.

Newburgh. N T.. Feb. 1s-- The second heat in the ice yacht scooter race at Orange lake was sailed in q light wind this afternoon and the scooter Eagle won for the secont time. By the terms of the race thS ice yachts had to sail twenty miles while the scooters were sailing ten. The. scooter finished the ten miles in iO minutes 4s 1-s seconds. At that time the ice yacht Junior. representing the orange Lake club. had covered thirteen and two-thirds miles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Excelsiors Win Three Straight Game.
 from the peCuots.

Al the Tuxedo alleys last night the mark, winning all of the three games rolled. The cxcelsiors also won the high game with total Of 799, and Ross captured the high three strings with score of BIS
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AT THE R. K. Y. VI. C. \.
Oaks Capture First Two Games from
 the Hickory Trio.

The oaks proved their superiority over the Hickorys last evening by win ming two out of the three games of its series at the R. R. Y. M C. A. al- leys. Schecker captured by high sin gle and high three strings honors.
 The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
VEGETABLE LEAGUE.
Carrots Beat Turnips and Parsnips
 Beat SGuashes.

The Carrots won two out of three games from the Turnips last night. There was no high scores, Lyons breaking high single with only 1S5.
 The Parsnips beat the Squashes last night at Swift & Hulse's winning two out of three games. High single, Marx, 23o; high three string, Marx, 566
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
INDIVIDUAL MATCHES.
Indi, itiual Average League Started
 Last Night at '. NJ. R. C.

The Republican club bowling tourna- ment started last night with some of the best rolling seen around here for some time. Buchter. who came i'll ahead. had ar average of 219 for three games. ana a total score of 659. I,arum vas second with 8 214 average, and Eta e.ror4
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

"ofncer" said the police magistrate, what is tha charge against the pris- onern Having an internal machine in his possession. your honor. replied inc policeman Anarchist or chauf- feur9' quericl the ma ag1s-rate.- -Chica
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
F. B. l.. CARPET BOWLING.
Winchester's Defeat Elm City In Close
 and Exciting Game.

The Winchester and the Elm City carpet bowling teams of the Fraternal Benefit League faced each other last night in regular league game. Both teams were strongly represented and some splendid bowling was done by each side Play was close all through the contest, and it was in the last end that the Elm Cities lost the game by allowing their opponents to get four balls within the circle. Teams:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
AT Y. NJ. R. c. ALLEYS.
AIgonquins Defeat the Omegas by
 Some Very High Rolling.

The Algonquins defeated the Ome- gas in two out of three games last night, at the Y. M. R. c. alleys.
 The scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
EIGHTH WARDERS WIN.
From Franklin Fool Tcam-Ryan to
 Play Cooper Tonight.

At the Franklin Athletic club pool parlors last evening the Eighth Ward team won from the Franklin quartet after an interesting series. The re
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Third Period.

New Haven Farrell TAO
 Score New Haven {, Providence j; rushes. Schiffer 9, Thompson 7: stops, Mallory 2S. Mullen -; fouls, Hardy ,, Woods ,, McGilvray; timer. Sullivan; referee. Doherty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
,hth Ward.

The Beeiz-Ryan match was Inc most interesting and exciting of the evening.
 Tonight at Kingsoury's parlors Ryan will play Cooper for 100 points for a side bet of S25 Mir. Hahn of Yale will referee
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
SURPRISE FOR sE,N's FIVE.
Fawtuckct Tigers Gallop Away With Contest from New Britain.
 Especial to ,Iournai-Courier)

The Tigers surprise Jeans team by sallcping away with to-night's game by d score of [ to 1. An injury to Harkins slowed down tho New Britain .ush early in the game. and the Tigers through trickey prkes and slashing drives took the lead and were never headed Dick was at his best tonight and showed surprising good form. New Britain's game was cratic The scnre.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Algonquins.

High game, Algonquins, BOA. High three strings, Mix, 614. High single, Mix, 212.
 All out tonight to see the Cherries ys. Trimmers at 8 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Score-Pawtucke :. New Britain 4: rushes, Cunningham 9. Daly 5; stops. Pence 50. Ramon A; foul, Daly. Referee, Kilgara. Timer, O'Brien.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Score, Waterbury S, Springfield 6; rushcs, Jason lS, Lincoln 4; stops, Gus ick 2l Sutherland 49; fouls, Fahey, E. Hart, Cronan; referee, Rorty; timer, Maloney.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
STARKIE'S TEAM FALLING.
Suthcrland's Remarkable Goal Tend.
 ing Keeps Springfield in Game.

Waterbury. Feb. ls.-Waterbury de- fcated Springfield in an exciting game of polo here tonight by a score of s to 6. The home team was on the az grcssive throughout but 1t was not un- til near the close of the game that they work keeping the visitors in tho game. Higgins and Fahey starred for Water bury and k. Hart and Sutherland for Springfield. Cronan, local amateur, played with visitors. The lineup.
 Waterbury. Position. Springfield.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19

Total points-Winchester, 21: Elm City, 1S Majority for Winchester, three points. Scorer, NJ. H. Smith; referee, T. F. Mead; time of game, f:f0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
see sss 1902 asss
Waterbury.
SCOOTER EAGLE AGAIN.

e3s s7S s11 272o
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-19
Hartford.
AT THE TUXEDO ALLEYs.

,h 155 S5s s7i- e577
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
ARMY OFFICER KILLED
AeropIane Containing Two Men Turns
Over While In Flight az
Fort Myer.

Hurting through the air, turning
over and dropping with a crash. the
Wright aeroplane fell to the ground at
Fort Myer and buried Orville Wright
and Lieutenant Thomas T.. Selfridge
under broken mass OF splInterel
wreckage.
Wright was taken from the mass OF
broken wood, smoking engine and torn
cloth with a broken thigh and several
broken ribs and severe cuts and
bruises. Selfridge was tnken out OF the
WRECK unconscious a moment later
with fractured skull and q terrible
cut ON his head and face. He died
three hours later without regaining
consci BUSINESS.
An Immense crowd OF people wit
messed the accident, which happened
n b:io. after the two men had been
IN the air for ave minutes and had
Travelled the circuit OF the parade
ground three and one-half times The
immediate cause was the breaking OF
one blade of the left propeller.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
One New York Political Fight Is
Settled and a Ticket
Nominated.
ONLY ONE BALLOT WAS TAKEN
New York County Casts the Vote That
Makes II Hughes
Democrats AT Rochester Settle tho
McCarren Trouble and Exuit
In Harmony Result OF
Maine Election.

Charles Evans Hughes. was nomln.
ated by the New York Republican
convention by an overwhelming ma.
Jority and on the first ballot, 20 sue.
coed himself as governor OF the state
OF New York. He received S27 out OF
a possible 1.009, as against 151 for
James w. wadsworth, Jr., OF Livings-
ton county, speaker OF the state assem-
bly,. and 81 for Representative John
X. Stewart, OF Montgomery. The
nomination was made unanimous upon
motion OF State Committeeman vii.
liam Barnes, Jr., OF Albany. who has
been perhaps the bltterest and most
outspoken opponent OF the governors
denomination. The governors re-
nomination followed the utter failure
Of desperate struggle ON the part OF
. number OF the county leaders, who
for four days had spared no effort to
discover candidate upon whom they
could unite to defeat him.
New York County Did the Trick.
II was the 1888 votes OF all but one
district In New YORK county that car
RED the governors total beyond the
b06. which was required 30 nominate.
TIE o votes OF Nassau ccmty had
brought the Hughes tofal % BOO Amid
q treathiees hush. the scrretary OF TIA
convention called New York.- Her
bex Persons. president a the New
YORK. county Republican general COM
mtffse rose In his place and said;
New York county. secund district
gives 4 for wadswurxn. the balance of
the county. is3. for Charles Dvans
Huehes-" A thousand pencils IN two
seconds had footed the Hughes tptni 10
6yS. and the coovention hall was In.
sesotiy a bedlam Of cheering.
Platform Dcoisrssions Choo~cd.
When the platform wss reported. the
reference TO President Roosevelt and
Mr.. Taft were received with applause.
Az the words I'VE indorse the admin
isfration Of Governor Hughes" the
convention broke into cheers and up
plause. but Albany and Kings county
delegates remained seated The whole
declaration Is standard Republican,
and indorses both state and national
administrations and the platform
adopted at Chicago. After nominating
the balance OF the stair ticket, with
Horace white. of Onondaga. for lieu
tenant governor. the convention ad.
iournei sine die,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

xAft Rsfpspd % .Hit Man whzn n
b Down.

TAR Rsfpspd % .sffit Man WHEN Hs
b Down.
TIE Interesting details OF tust bow
Foraker came CD withdraw from partic-
spation IN the Republican club
Isague rally have been disclosed au-
thori.rtivsfy. On the morning u the
FIRST publication OF the Hearvt discios-
urcs friday Senator Dick went TO
Cincinnati from Columbus After con-
ference with Foraker, he went 10 the
Taft residence. where ne had an inter-
view with the candidate, at which the
situation was discussed frankly. No
conclusions were reached. but Dick OBJ
tanned the distinct impression that IN
view OF the circumstances the question
OF the joint appearance OF Taft and
Foraker was one which required con
sideration.
In this connection the arrival OF Sen
ator Crane on Saturday morning was
noted, and the junior Ohio senator in
dictated that he should take up the mat
ter with his Massachusetts colleague.
After Crane, Foraker and Dick had
conferred Saturday morning the letter
in which Foraker eliminated himself
from the meeting was taken TO the
Pike street residence by Crane.
Throughout the negotiations Judge
Taft refused absolutely 10 comment
for publication on the matter. II has
since developed that he had nj once
taken the position that the Joint en-.
gagement must he cancelled. IL has
also developed that the candidate re-
ceived insistent advice 10 take the ini-
tiative In the matter of cancelling the
arrangements, and that his reply was
emphatic In this language: IF II
would win me every vote In the Unit
ell States cannot hit man when
he IL down"
With reference to the $4,000 which
he received from John ID. Archbold,
Foraker says that upon consulting the
files az Washington through his secre
tary. who Is there. he iDds that he Dor
rowed that much from Archbold In
1902 10 lend TO friend who he'd an
option on the Ohio State Journal. For
nkcr says he did rot have the money
himself. and applied 10 Archbold. The
deal fell through and Foraker return.
Cd the money to Archbold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Cancels All His Dates for Speech
es in the Campaign Tor
Presideat.
BE WILL HOT EMBARRAss TAFT
He SayA and VIII Reply In Full 10
Hearsts InputationA
Dseuks q H1s wisAdrawaA-- nrpt.A.s
~ Arcasb>sA go .oos Chssk
-&zks Co~1s<~Ass n
CxHstazs~<1-

Senator Joscph p. rratcr is cut
a II. 70 far 40 the nntsosai camps1sn
IL concerned the ohio ssustxss voiSs
VIII be aieuk th1a yc1r. 7s has san-
celled all a hts pssa&ing encagcnsurz
Ia tbe campaign. In written request
70 Nst$ouat CHstrnsn Hitrhubck be
z4usd 90 he rsaiessi orom 10 appotnt-
menfs v4stch had bern srrane,od rnr
him ~ Ia HurknAi spaxcE b<rexu.
and IN . coanmur<xffnu % sfane Chair
mon wtiiiamA a I'm Ofdo Repshass,n
eomrkftfre. ne msds me aane ruynrst
~ to che engzgenn1s Winch had hceD
arruogcd for him n t11ts stnfnL Al b
senatrr Twukex<s scnafprtni cnGdi-
dacy, the Associated Prsss b authcr1x-
Cd 70 STATE the sepatDrs pps1tipn a.
foltowss 'Senafrr Foraker win Itave
me selection N his SUCCESSOR 20 tia
legislature. bat viii DO all In his pow
&c 90 see that Republican ieg1s1atnre
IL elected" fr '"ff
VIII Rspsy IN PUN % Hrsr~k-
In addition 20 TITS information For
eksr told his frtenfn that be should, st
Q proper and cpuvenisns opportunity.
mako a speech IN answer % shs Hcarsf
charges and In dsfszue az hlmseif, and
thsn shouid campaign me entire stzte
IN behalf Of tds senatorial csndidncy.
hot under the tartsdictioa Of 10 poiiti-
eai committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
U,ovxxxxr Il GRADUAL
AAshongA the voiune % Trade Has
Noe Expanded An Proposition 90
Growing Conndrnce.

Noe Expapdcd An Proposition 90
Growing Conndrncc.
n @. Dun 4 Cos Weekly Revsew Of
Trade says:
Gradual improvement in the CON-
nercial situation IL encouraging. al.
though the volume OF trade has not
expanded In proportion to the growth
On confidence. Resumption OF work at
manufacturing plants Is the best evi.
dence OF progress, the number OF I'M
employed steadily, though slowly, d.
minishing. Scarcity or water Is an
adverse influence at several points
Several returns for the last week ex.
hibited little or no loss as compared
with similar figures for 1907. notably
shoe shipments. -four output and bank
exchanges at some points.
steel mills have more business in
sight although Il Is believed that
tnnny large undertakings will not be
closed until after the election. Plans
are numerous. however. and much OF
the contemplated work will material
lie. A current factor OF value is the
increased demand by the railways for
both rolling stock and equipment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
one Hundrec ana Ten Dead.

A hundred and ten In a total Of i81
psrsons on board were drowned In the
wxrck OF the cannery ship star AZ Ben.
al. The vessel was tnrn from the
h<sd OF protecting tugs and dashed
sshorc at Helm Point at the southeast
eni Of Coronation island last Sunday.
Toe news wee brought hhher by the
the Hattie Gage. Oaptnin Farrer,
which Carried the survivors twenty
seven In all. Before leaving Corona.
ton island the survivors buried the
bodies o. fifteen white men on the
beach.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
BLAMES TUGMEN
FOR DISASTER
omocr Of Wrecked Alaskan shap says
Ne win se~d Men Who Deses~sa
Him 90 Prt~n.

wpngel Ala~ina Sept ss.--OErx-
Ing tzAf ths cswsr1fcs az two t.x csp-
mns uns rsxunztle ar tfss wreek-
ing a. tip csnnwy shtp a.y q Ben-
81 ~1arh DO comnnDizt. snti I'm n-s
% 10 rwA Ox<nn w&gnor dux1ase<
tne BE- wUu,d rnRhs On aknsnsx 10
snd On fnm b. arpuns % cne PEN
Wuouw. Hs 1xHlursmunr a fhe
a,uus q t,io rus Hsfrzs onps and
Inscxx uss usa1a no vlsp snsuzfy
ufn~o a wtffpR Hs@1n
Wnn do sup cur en- am I'm ve
WD Ctng IN TIM fatnums q vufer.
am or shOuns bopgd mn fsslp n,nu IL
ia s0S txnusd hlkD henA bue 'tns
Cos Wuuad uUs ouns m m Inv
No. % svuv uxAn st,rzsa sursa An<e
On 0Dcd I van ssu1 uu6h sua CD
0srs % ths pandecnttmy. n ruazfnaa
6psGnir e1wurxim
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
PRBsIDEsT ATTACKS voaAKEE
ONO Statesman Biunrfy Denounced
~ an Escmt OF Reforms.

ONO Statesman Biuntfy Denounced
~ an Escmt of Reforms.
The president IN a formal statcment
has tnken a hand IN the Hearst-Fora-
ksr controversy. He SECS In the ex-
pose Of W. X. Hearst nothing that can
renect In any way ON the political az
niistions Of w. II. Taft, but. on the
cootrrry, he ends In the -ecord OF the
nominee and his strnd In regard 10
SENATOR Foraker and thosc involved
Win Foraker additional reason for the
election Of TAFT.
President Roosevelt bluntly de-
pounced Senator Foraker as having
been an enemy to the reforms and pol
ictes insugurated by tho administra
ton during the last seven years.
The president formally makes an.
other appeal for the support Of Taft.
and declares that his defeat would
bring Tasting satisfaction 10 but one
set sog men--namely. 20 those men
who, ae shown in the correspondence
Published by Mr. Hearst, were behind
Mr.. Foraker. the opponent OF Mr.. Taft
within his own party, and who now
arc behind Governor Haskell and his
associates. me opponents Of Mr.. Taft
IN the opposite party"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

tiopal League. A change IN the con-
sttufi0n was adopted providing for
four vice presidents In order 20
recognize all sections
The opeszng session was formal and
roucue. including welcoming ad
d<csscsL responses and me transaction
q esaesni businesS A largo crowd
vas pnsent at night 10 hstem 70 the
address OF Presidential Candidate
Tat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Nsst publication Sept. H. 1905 .last.ocs ), 1908.

~
and the named In all
mortgages against said land assignee thereof
Take lawfully following
within months
chncery county
purchase
hundred additional thereto and the the sheriff
this
proceedings
d lion OF he and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Commissioner Zimmermanhascl closed
the Farmers and Msrchnnts' State
bank az Parma. MDch., On a result o.,
an impairment ~ the capital stock and
confusion of assets win private ven
lures OF CASHIER w, IL. Borletscn. The
books show deposA OF Ns3.a2s and as-
sets OF Sl12.S88. The bank was OF.
ganiscd in April. 1907, with a capinl
Of $4,000. Cashier Burietscn f. also
interested In hanks at Hanover and
Pittsford. which also have closed %
await Developments.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Why
Euffer?

| If you suffer pain from
any cause, DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills will relieve it
and leave no bad after
effects. That s the impor-
tant thing. Neither do
they create a habit. More
often the attacks become
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. DR.. Miles
Anti Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re-
lieve pain and quiet nerv-
ous irritation.
.nti.P.in fiiis. ~ Sarbsnd ana
on. aEed rs were always subjcct 10
tick headachs un<n NE began. u.ing
.hess Pills. and they have brosen
,sys h uR e sot urs y; D s a nm onts ss
I recommend th<sn. 90 every cne a
::ew weeks aEe I bod an N 90 lay ssl
early Grassy with s~vfut becksche.
rave her one a tise Anti Pain Pnls
nd left another for her 70 tahe ~
/ short time. 1hcT h<<pcd hrr right
away. and she SIS e6e wm nevcr %
husband wsa taken With pkucrtsy on
10Th sides. and know he would have
lied Ii Il hadn't bcrn for the Pnis.
il less than hak an hour hs vas :.
MIA. q. H. WEIRD.
~ - An>ffnburg. ohio.
/Vour druggist se<is Dv. Mites Anti
IoIn pills. and We authortxe him 20
turn the price % nr~t package lcnly)
II falIa 10 beoent you.
lilies Medical Co.. Elk1art, Ind
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Utica, n. Y. Sept 2.--Tn a heavy
fog the west-bound fast mail train on
the New York Central railroad ran
into West Shore passenger and ex-
press train that had been held in one
OF the blocks short distance west Of
Little Falls. Three railway postal
clerks were hurt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Washington. Sept. 2i-The cruiser
Yankee struck on Spindle Rock az the
entrance TO Buzard's hay during a
deuse fog and late dispatches received
at the navy department show that the
cruiser Is seriously injured. IL Is
feared that unless she Is fioated before
heavy weather sets in she may prove
a total loss
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Fire situation in Wisconsin.

81. Paul, Mimi. Sept. 24.--Heavy
rains az many points In Wisconsin
tended 10 check the forest fires burn.
ing along the Chicago. st. Paul. Min
neapolIs and Omaha line according TO
reports received at the general offices
OF the railroad. on the Hannibald
ranch. however, the fires are still rag
ing and the situation there Is yet
gTnye.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Weeping Water. Neb.. Sept. 23.--In
a heod-on collision in the yards at this
place between the Lincoln-Auburn pas.
senger train and n freight, eighteen
passengers and three tralnmen re
ceived severe injuries. The freight
crew is said to be responsible. Many
OF the passengers were Methodist min.
listers on their way 10 Lincoln from the
Nebraska Methodist Episcopal confer
ence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

President Roosevelt has sent q letter
b W. J. Bryan. replying 10 the lat.
n<s tsiesrpm regarding !crfticfsm q
Rssirsli and mo Democratic party, ths
President dsnouncfng ths Oklahoma
governor as unit for any pubiic posa-
t1pn and declaring me Dsmocsntic pro
punAis dangerous or valuslsss and esy-
nc mo radicals really are the foss Of
ussAsd reform.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

bishops Of the African NJ. II. church
have complalned 10 the Interstate codn-
nerce commission Of the "Jim Crow"
car matter In the sorh. and demand
mo Discrimination against United
States citizens travelling IN tho United
states