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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
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ten bon suten, eblen unb - 10 a + II
beitsIiebenben Inbersaldus
bieen tperben burd biele infernuIe
&festpeiie bod Die au9en geoffnet,
uno lie penben ibrer Stride, tpel6e,
pie tie eineeieben baben. nur bonn
SaB lebt unb o Sob trieft, nit Ser
adtlin9 Den Hiiden. 9ie pielen
rebertritte bod gebilbeter unb 9es
lebrter Yroteitdnten. gum &atboli5isz
mus, in allen 2anbern, b N il
n bieiesl
8iu man bic SduIiusenb gegen Die
fatboliide Stride aufbeeen, ODER, mas
nod raoifaler lit - gleid gang e II t.
6rtflt6en (benn 8eioeS oiirfte
ia idliebli6 auf Gins beraisfommen)
10 lit es ieoenfaQs am 3pedmdbigiten.
tpenn man NIT ben 2ebrern anfdngt.
Gin %slnubensz unb i~ittenloler 2ebrer
luiro niemals cine sldu6iae uuo iitteus
reine Su9eno beranbiloen. Bon oie>
fem @eounfen iinb Die 2o9en6riiber
unb Die ibnen geiltesoeripnnbten pros
teitantii1en Sebpaitoren idpn LANCE
beieelt, uuo 10 lebeu mir benn nit Be-
bauern, ipie Die oeutihe 2ebrerifafi
INNER inteniiper in bieier Hi6tung
ben, itet pirb. Sic ~8aieril6e
&ebrers 3eitiin9" brin9t eS lo9ar in
ibrer Summer % b. s. ferti9. Den
2ebrern einen q iorOano8ru
ais @orbilb bin5uIteQen! -- Sons
ber6ar! Ser beutiGeu Sugenb Bot
man l6on Elm Nitric D. gut
ten : Senfmal erriftet, unb
bieien 8iiltling. nel6er on Der 2ults
leu6e enoete, gum 9orbilo bingeitellt.
nnb iebt gibt man Den Sugenb>
biIbnern einen @iorbano Bruno
gum Yatron, einen Sobomit. melder.
luenn er jest lebte, iDe9cn Yaragrapt
175 perlrtbeilt perben miiBte, gerabc
mie Iein College, @raf @~ulenbur9
Sas muB Oenn bod 81 9enfen gebenl
= Sfuil ~
9oh bas .0eufen" iheint geraoe
in oieien areiien. pbpobi man nit
Wprliebe INN - nit 0encbmiallnQ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

tra9en. Sie .Munbidau" bot iid
nldt geiheut, bieie ibre poblbe9riins
Deten Gnii6ten iaheemdB por bus
o%ffentlide Sorum gu %brin9en. Slos
auf Die &eiie perben Die @orldld9e
auf ienem @cbiete iih fldren,
it'd frpitaaiiieren. 8ir iper>
Den 10 ausfinben, uipas mir poIlen"
unb oipas mir tbun fDnnen". Srs
Sir" uub .@iocr" in bieier iebr
pidtigen Sahe iolte in Der 9on5eu
tatboIii6eu Yreiie uuieres 2auocs
ausfiibrlid beipro6en unb eripd9t
ueroen, bamit mir allf Die 8eiie Dem
por9eitredtcn 3iele ndber fommen.
9amit aber Die ausgeitaItun9 bes
Central @ereins 3u einem Solfsperein
in ndtiter 3ufunft 9reifbare Sorm
arnebnten fam, miiiien d
ALLEN Die drmeren Mitelieber uns
Icrer @ereine, benen es iiGer ni6t an
9utem @iHen ieblt, Spfer brin9en,
nein Die noblbabenoe II
We it9lieber ipQten es iih nors
crit our Yflift MAIDEN, ipader ibren
Oiann 81 itelen, unb tpenn notbi9
audi nod einen Sbmann. Sbne 8ee
triebstoiten fam, man nun einmal bies
nieoen ni6ts Beginner. @ole 8egeie
iterune unb nufridtiges 8olen
miiiieu iih auf Elm petuntares 8iide
graf itiisen fonnen. Der 8eiit mut
Die Siiae Des 2eibes baben, UNI ieinen
8iuen ausfiibren gu fI:1nen, entpeoer
gum @uten pber gum 9Dien. 8eioe
9ebOren bier auf groen %suiammen,
9etrennt lit lire griiten5 bi~enieoer
unmDgli6. Iu6 in 8eutiGlani
fpdren Die 8atbolifen nidt 10 ipeii
obne Die nDtbi9eu senerDien 8elbopfer.
fpel6e namentli6 Die beiieenbe. Die
poblbabenbe alaiie 9ebra6t. Sas
erieben mir tlar aus Der 8ebe eineS
Der prattiifiteu Siibrer bes beuti6er
Soltspereins, bes Germ Sabrifbe.
iibers Brandt, Der auf Dem jiineit 81
9uNelborf itatt9efunoenen &atbolitens
tnge unter &nperem foleenbe aeruz
porte duberte:
"Bir iolen niHt bios io5iale q e.
thinning betbdtisen n, ionoerr
au6 our ~io5ialen Shat 6rei l.
t n. SnsbeIonbere ipenbe ib mid
an Die bDberen unb belieens
ben &laiien i'm &dtboli3ismis
nm iie an hire io5ialen 8flifter
9egen Die NJ | + 4 a d
9 d m a d e n 81 erinnern. SIN elmer
neuli6en Yripat : MubienS bat De,
Yapit Die 3iele bes @oltspereins
freuoig 9ebiQi9t. Sdtte Der &atbos
li3ismus in ben lhiperen uno tiefs
9~reifenben ipirtbl6aftli6en unb io5ias
len Sraeen unierer 3eit peria9t, ID
bate Die bette p%biloiopbiide uno relis
giDie @ertbeibigune oes 8laubens eis
men Ibfau Der Waiien bonn Gbriitens
tbume nift 9inbern fDnnen."
Iuh uniere tppblbabenben &atbo,
lifen ieien hermit nuf iene bebeus
tunesbpae 8orte zines Wannes aufz
merfiam sema6t, Der idon 81 ibrel
&laiie geb6rt, aber benno6 elm prats
tii6er upztozbate aatbolif i'm poaiter
Slime bes 8ortes lit; benu er pirh
NIT Hedt, bus 9cgenndrti9e Saupi
Des Deuti6en golfspereins senannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

~i c in ser borigen gorreiponoen5
Az erpdbnte ~gpanseliiationss
." @eieGi6aft fir tatbolii9e
~ Yolen" l6eint fir eeiplne
9eute, tpelcbe ionit gar nift 10 lino,
i6on Elm S6redenstino 81 iperoen,
benn man fdngt i6on an. lid bieles
rgtnngen" gu i6dmen. Nun, DaB Der
.@en9el ni6t LAUDER" uusitebt, baben
mir ia bereits 9eieben, fem 8unoer.
lpenn man i'm iest, mo mar lid I6on
nieDer einmal etlpas biamiert bat, abs
Ihiitteln mDdte. 9ie bafatiItil6en
,9erliuer Aeueiten Na9ri6ten" err
fldren idpn. baB Die 8eiealdatt aut
feinen @rfolg reduen biirfe, oenn es
lei unm09lif, einen pplniiGen &atbos
lifen proteitnntii6 5u MAIDEN: @ub
Die STRENGTHENING, iofpie DIE treis
conierpatipe ,Yo1t" perurtbetlen pteie
.gpangeliiations : @eieaidaft" auf's
SdGrfIte, unb mD6ten lie am lteblten
ols upribates" %lnternebmen uuf
Seite idieben, bod iol6e S6ein>
man6per permDgen inns ni6t 81 tdus
lfen. Die YaitOreit, bic bic 8eiels
Idait 9esranbet baben, iimb Sletid
pom 5leiidje Der Safntiften, urb bat'
pelu inn 8ciIte Der 9ulenpplitif, 10 {
bic Gegicrnng trent!
- 3lbem lniien bieic @pan9elilas
tipns : @uitoren ii6 ourd iolte grs
mdgunaen niht a6bdlteu, AMI tbrem
.unrii6mliden" 8ege undergraduates
ten, benn Die iinb i6Dn 10 ab9es
b rib t, baB Tie fir Die @ntrilitung
bes .ebrenbaften" TbeilS Der oeut~
ideu Station fpie aud bes &uslanoes,
fem @eritdnpnib baben.
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ga, ia, unicre Hegierun9! @as BITE
nidlt aQes trei6t. - ba fonnen mir
aatbplifcn bier man6' 2ieoel oapon
Sinaenl Sa murbe 8. .. Gin &ateS
dismIs fir Die y o il d {
Su9enb bermIsge9eben, es lit Der
.Seibelbergcr 3atc6ts>
M II s nebIt Spriihen nno Nnban9 be-
arbeitct bon @ciitliheu uuo 2ebrern."
9icicr aatc6ismus lit g~enebmi9t bon
Der Hbeiniiden Yropin5ial > SpnoDe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

9ph bas .0enfen" i6eint geraoe
in pieien areiien. pbwpbi nan nit
8orlie6e unb - nit 8~enebmi9nng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

- ic in ser borisen gorrefponoen3
Az e%rpd6nte Congratulations
@eleai6aft fir tatbolii9e
. Nnlen" iheint fir aeipiiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Otit Der domination Cats lit benz
9an3en Sdnoe, Der republifanii6en
iotpobl ipie Der oemotratii6en Wdblers
Ihnft, cine Shmnh ip~ioerfabren, Die
falm s~eringer lit, ais lpenn lcne Wdbs
Ter ibres bunbesperiaiiun9smdBigen
Wablredts beraiibt lporoen ipdren.
YrGiibent Hooiepelt ut Der critic Wtann
geipeIen, Der Den Wtutb bate, Den
langit in Den &opieu Der %fiibrencen
@Gnner Der republifanii6en Yartei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

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oab es unier @ebruu6 lit, als
fntbolilfe 3eitung, ms tei>
,or Soy hai+ohenSct1 nnIfttfhpu
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
NO EFFORT TO HOLD COOKE
San Francisco Police Are Not Author
iEed TO Arrest UnfrOCkcd
Rector.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. d-Tlo Rev
Jerc Kuode Cooke. who dlsapp. "a I'd from
his residence when his idenih alton be.
came known, togther with his young COM
panion, Floretta Whaley. and their baby,
was located here again last night. lie Is
staying at the home Of a friend, where h
and his companion are comfortably stu
ated
In an interview last night Cooke said he
win return east as soon as he can ge
enough money together to travel and
soon as matters can be arranged he wi
marry Miss Whaley
1t is expected that the & andmother Of
the young woman viii send her the funds
necessary to return cast
The head of a San Francisco detective
agency named in connection with the pos
sible arrest OF Cooke. stated last night that
they had not received any instructions
from the east concerning Cooke; that so
far as they knew there was no warrant
for his arrest, and that they were doing
nothing at all in the case There was
nothing to stop Cooke from going where he
pleased and they were not even keeping
track of him.
The police are not looking for Cooke, al
though dispatches from New York say
that there is warrant for the eloping
preachers arrest on the charge Of abduc-
tion, and that the local authorities will be
asked to find and hold the fugitive
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
DELEGATES TO RIVER BOOM
Committee Appointed TO Select Men
to Attend First Session in
sioux City.

To get up a delegation to attend the first
session OF the Missouri River Navigation
congress to be held in Sioux City, Ia,
January % and %, the executive committee
of the Commercial club named special
committee Tuesday.
John Steele is chairman and members of
the committee are c. d. Veaton. T. w
Mccullough, F. d. Wead, w. r. Watson
II. T. Clarke and G. II. Gillespie.
Congressman Hitchcock was the guest
of the executive committee at the noon
day luncheon and spoke at length of the
matters before congress of interest TO the
Commercial club. The congressman was
given to understand the strong opposition
which the business men of Omaha feel
10 the proposed parcels post measures,
when w. S. Wright and Euclid Martin ad-
dressed the committee meeting on the sub
ject and pointed out the general harm,
whk =, would be done the rural districts
by the adoption of even the compromise
plan proposed by the postmaster general.
A s Kelly, superintendent OF the Ne
braska Telephone company and A. d.
Lane Of the company were elected active
members OF the club Honorary members
elected were Lieutenant Colonel w p.
Evans, chief of stan of the Department of
the Missouri, and Rev r. Scott Hyde
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
DOMESTIC.

Yesterday was the last day in Georgia
for obtaining liquor, the prohibition law
going into effect this morning. Page 1
A substantial cut of from 81 to SO
thousand has been made on northern pine
lumber. Page 1
President Roosevelt and members Of
cabinet will seek to obeTturn the decision
Of Judge Lewis Of Colorado on coal land
frauds. Page 1
Comptroller Ridgely has given a state
ment that the nation has been going too
fast pace for it's finances Page
Forty loaded cars on the Northern Pa
cific road were ditched near Helena.
Page
A number of letters stolen from a mail
pouch have been discovered in Texas.
Page /
Torpedo boats are behind schedule time,
arriving yesterday at Para, Brazil.
Page /
street car lines earnings stolen at
Rochester n. Y. by thieves in auto
mobile Page 1
John Mitchell arrives at Excelsior
Springs Mo. Page ]
No effort is being made in San Fran
cisco to hold ROctor Cooke. Fage i
The defense offers to submit the Petit
bone case without argument. Judge Wood
will give his instructions Thursday
Page
Newest turn in New Jersey murder
makes IT as much mystery as ever
Pago
Girl at Beaver Crossing is seriously
burned, but will live Page 3
A vice governor for the Philippine
Islands I'm the person of the speaker of
the assembly is recommended by a bill
recently introduced. Page 2
FnHTTGH
Harsh words are spoken for Editor
Harden in the trial at Berlin by the state
attorney. Page
Bomb thrown in stock exchange at
Rome to influence the liquidation OF
securities Page
LOCAL.
Coroner's jury in Seward county fails
to discover the assailant of Mrs Frank
Smith. Page 3
COMMERCIAL. AND rNDUsTRIAI.
Live stock markets Page 2
Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds Page 2
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
| Port Arrived. Sailed.
| NEW YORK zee. Columbia ........
GENOA ..s...,,. Manuel CalVo.,,,,
| LONDON 49,. Minnetonka ......
| BREMEN ....... seydlitz.
! ROTTERDAM Bluecher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
BOMB IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Dynamite Exploded TO Prevent LIqui-
datiOn-EiEhtcen Persons
Injured.

ROME. Dec. S1-An enormous explosion
terrified the people today I'm the center Of
the city and was followed by a desperate
cry inside the stock exchange. II Is as
certained the explosion was caused by a
dynamite bomb, which is supposed TO have
been thrown with tho intention of pre-
venting liquidation at the end OF the month
at the Stock exchange. The wounded so
far reported number eighteen.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-A bomb thrown
against the front of a two-story frame
building I'm East one Hundred and Forty
Ninth street in the Bronx before daylight
today badly wrecked the building and en-
dangered the lives of eight persons, who
were asleep therein. A fish store kept by
Joseph Rae on the first floor, was almost
demolished and his living rooms back OF
the store were wrecked. a door was
blown or it's hinges and. striking Mrs.
Marie Bottisano, Raes married daughter on
the head, inflicted a painful wound.
Rae has asked the police to search for
his son-in-law. Antonio Bottisano, who he
said had threatened to blow up the store
because his wife had left him and taken
refuge with her father.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
MOTHER DIES FOR CHILDREN
Resolutely Prevents Them from AS
sisting Her While Her Cloth-
ing Was I'm Flames

NEW YORK. Dec. S1.-From a shabby lit
tie fiat on Second avenue today will be held
the funeral Of a womon who gave her life
to save her two little children. None of the
neighbors knew much about Mrs. Mary
Nautusch except that her husband never
appeared and she worked fifteen hours a
day in laundry to care for her two little
children, aged six and nine. The other
night after returning from her work she
sat down by the fire and dropped asleep
while waiting for the two little girls to re-
turn from a Sunday school Christmas tree
when they entered she jumped up suddenly
and her skirt caught fire. The children
rushed to her. but she resolutely pushed
them out into the hall and locked the DOOR
that their clothes might not catch fire.
Rv this time Mrs. Nautuschs thin clothes
were a mass Of flames and neighbors who
rushed in and extinguished the blaze found
her unconsciou. She died at hospital
Neighbors are caring for the little girls
who will probably have to be turned over
TO an institution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
wn Charge Perjury.
BISHOP E. c. ANDREWS DEAD
Illness Follows severe Gold 4 COn-
trncted in West and he Dies
at brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Dec, Si.-Bishop Edward q.
Andrews of the Methodist Episcopal church
died at his home 10 Brooklyn ~ 5 O'clock
this morning, Death had been expected
since yesterday. when the physicians in at
tendance gave up all hope
Bishop Andrews. who was s2 years old.
contracted a severe bold while attending
the bishops eonfefence ana the. meetings
of the home and foreign mission boards OF
his church at san F'ranciseo last october
He never fully reoevered and general
breakdown followed
Bishop Andrews for nearly half a century
was one of the most widely known clergy
men in the United States Before hts sie-
walton to the bishopric he was pastor Of
several large churches In the New York
east conference. Born IN central New
York, he studied for tho ministry N Wes-
leyan college. For several years before en-
tering the ministry he was president OF
Caseovia academy in this state. He was
chosen bishopsin 1sz2 and 80 1901 was re-
lieved of many duties ana placed on the
retired list. His active interest IN the Rd-
ministration OF the affairs of the church
did not cease with his retirement. however.
and he continued 70 take an ifnportant part
in it's councils until the last, Bishop An
drews is survived by a widow, one son and
three daughters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
odd Fellows Orphans Home.

SIOUX FALLS. S. d., Dec Sl.-(special)
1t had been expected that I'm January the
matter OF selecting a location for the fine
and costly orphans home which the Odd
Fellows of South Dakota propose erecting
would be disposed Of but the official an
nouncement now is made that the matter
has been postponed for a year. For some
years the odd Fellows have been raising a
fund for the erection of the proposed build
ing. and the fund already has reached gen
erous proportions, but is not yet ample for
the purpose, and this is believed TO be the
reason action has been postponed. A num-
beT OF cities and towns in the state were
I'm the field as candidates for the location
for the home, and the rivalry has been
quite keen between the various towns which
sought to capture the prize.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
CASE AGAIN DEEP MYSTERY
Woman Identified Rs Dead Comes to
Life and is interviewed in
New York.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 31.-The identity Of
the woman whose dead body was found
in Harrison, N. j., last Thursday remains
a mystery. The story told by Mrs. Hattie
Hull, that the dead woman was her friend,
Mrs. Agnes Young, was exploded today,
when Mrs. Young was found alive and we'll
In New York City. She is employed as an
accountant in a real estate office in New
York and declared emphatically that she
had not been in New Jersey on Christmas
day and that she did not known any one
named Charles Meyers for whom the police
were searching, as a result Of Mrs. Hull's
statements. Mrs. Young obtained first
knowledge OF the fact that her name had
been connected with the murder mystery
from this mornings newspaper. She ex-
pressed indignation that her name had
been drawn into the affair by Mrs. Hull
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
.ASSAILANT COVERS TRACKS
COrOner's Jury I'm Seward County I'm
able to Locate Blame for
Death of Mrs. smith.

SEWARD, Neb., Dec. S1,--(special Tele-
gram AFTER being I'm session week and
examining and re-eXamining twenty-six
witnesses, the coroner's jury found late
last night that Mrs. Frank Smith who
was murdered In a farm house near MIL
lard on December 16 came TO her death
from a blow on the head dealt by an un-
known person Excitement is high here
over the brutal murder and the county
commissioners and the governor will he
urged to offer rewards for the apprehension
of the murderer. A Bohemian was muir
dered in the same vicinity a year ago in
a similar manner and the murderer was
never apprehended Nothing was taken
from the Smith home. so that robbery was
not the motive. Witnesses declared she
had no enemies and revenge was not the
object. Mrs. Smith was found late in the
afternoon of December l6 with her skull
crushed by blow dealt with a singletree
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
MITCHELL VISITS SPRINGS
President of United Mine Workers
Association Arrives at Missouri
Health Resort.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mo-, Dec. 81
John Mitchell of Indianapolis, president OF
the United Mine Workers, has arrived here
for his health and, according to present
plans, viii remain about three weeks. Mr.
Mitchell reached here yesterday from Chi
cago, accompanied by his brother. David
Mitchell, and his private secretary. The
brother will return to his home in the west
within few days President Mitchell said
this morning that he felt no bad effects
from the trip from the east and expected
to gain much good from the water and the
treatment that he would undergo while
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
BANK CLERK TAKES BRIDE
Grafton, n. j., Man ElUdes Father
of school Girl and They
Are Wed.

CHICAGO, Dec. S1.-After cashing last
evening at the Victoria hotel, check for
500 drawn on a Grafton IN d. bank
]. ]. O'Brien proceeded to change his en-
try on the hotel register from j. j. O'Brien
to ]. J. OBrien and wife.
The wife until yesterday was Miss Flor
ence Mckenzie. She is IS years old and her
home is in Detroit but she has been at
tending school at Notre Dame, Ind. From
there she came TO Chicago and was welded
here. Soon afterward a telegram reached
the hotel from the father of the young
woman, saying he was on his way to Chi
cago to prevent the wedding. He is a
director of the bank on which the check
was drawn and OBrien is an officer there
A complication in the matter is that the
young couple started for home last night
by way of Seattle, Wash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
STREET CAR EARNINGS TAKEN
Two Men In Automobile Take Chest
with Money aud Escape at
Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec 31.-Two m N
sto,e a chest containing $2S59 from stree
car standing I'm front OF the Man street
east car barns this morning at 6:2i o'clo is
and got safely away with it in al auto
mobile
The stolen money represents the earnln IS
OF the Rochester Railway company yes
terday on what is known as III caste n
division 1t was being transferred accor l.
ing to custom from the Federal stree
barns to the State street office to b.
counted.
The car was IN charge of Moto man w.
Glover and Conductor L. r. CLARK. tn
stopped the car at the Sodus Bay static I
at East Main street and went inside As
Glover entered the door he saw an aut '-
mobile drive up beside the car, but paid
no attention to it.
The two men were in the STATEN on'y
about minute, but when they returned
they found that the chest which contained
the money was gene from the fr mt pla--
form. The tracks of an automobile In
the snow led close to the car and east on
Main street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
FORTY LOADED CARS DlTcHED
Long Train Northern Pacific
Breaks Away at Helena on
steep slope.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. IA highly
spectacular wreck occurred on the North
ern Pacific railroad Just west OF here last
night, when an eastbound freight train
running extra got beyond control OF the
engineer because OF failure of the air
brakes to work on Helena hill, the east
slope OF the Rocky mountains, resulting in
the ditching Of forty loaded cars. Three
brakemen were injured, two of them
named Sherman and Brady, seriously
Another brakeman was badly scratched
and his face was cut. The injured will re-
cover.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01
GLASS BLOWERS KEEP BUSY
Three Thousand WOrkmen Return
After Shutdown of Ten
Days.

MILLVILLE, N. j.. Dec. 31-Three
thousand glass bottle blowers have returned
to work in the large glass plants here after
a shut down OF ten days That there will
now be no stop in any OF the local plants
before July / is very improbable, as the
companies claim that they were never
more rushed with orders than at present.
Their only present difficulty is in securing
enough help The deadlock between the
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers as
sociation and the Manufacturers associa-
tion continues and apparently neither Or
ganization intends to sue for peace in the
wage scale controversy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-01

ATLANTIC, Ia, Dec. Sl.-(special)-Mrs.
Fred woolsey OF this place was shot in the
heart and almost instantly killed today by
a young McCarville boy while playing with
a new air rifle received for a Christmas
present. The little fellow is about 10 years
OF age and was shooting at birds. when
Mrs. Woolsey stepped out OF the door. His
aim was not good and the shot entered her
breast. She lived but a few minutes after
being shot. She was the mother OF a large
family OF small children The boy Is pros
tTatsd over the result OF the accident