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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19

Belgradu po drugiej stronie DuE'a-
ju).
Londyn, 10 marca. - Specyal-
ne depesze z Berlina donosza, IL
tamtejszy ,Lokal Anzeiger" o.
glasza wiadomosc, re austryacko-
wegierski posel W Belgradzie, hr..
Forgachs zostaa tam zarnordowa.
ny.
Poznan, 1s marca. = Rad serb
ski zakupil z tutejszej stadniny
800 koni, ktore maja bye natych-
miast odtransportowane
Paryz, 10 marca. = Francya,
Wielka Brytania Rosya wysto-
sowaly podobno wspolna note do
Serbii, ktora namawiaja do wszcze
cia rokowa1i z Austro Wegra.
mi.
Wiedei, 10 harca. = Wczoraj
wieczorem sytuacya uk1adala sic
wiecej pokojowo. Cesarz wypo.
wiedzial swe zdanie w tel mySli,
ze pokoj musi bye utrzymany.
Minister obrony krajowej zaprze-
cyl w Izbie poslow rozsiewanym
znow wiesciom o mobilizacyi.Na-
tomiast przewaza to przekonanie,
ze obecnie So W toku rokowania
w sprawie zwolania konferencyi
mocarstw. +
Wiedei, 19 marca. = Wedle in.
nych depesz sytuacya przedsta-
via sic groznie, gdyz zarzadzono
juz mobilizacye Is korpusu armii
w Bosni Hercogowinie, dalej 2
korpusu w Austryi Nizszej i ma
Morawach poludniowych, z kor-
pusu ma poludniu Wegier, 8 kor-
pusu w Czechach poinocnych, 1s
korpusu W Siedmiogrodzie, 19 W
Chorwacyi i Slawonii.
Monitory dunajskie odplyneiy
juz W strone Semlina, lezacego
przy ujsciu Sawy do Dunaju.
Gazetom zabroniono podawac.
raporty o transportach wojsko-
wych. lime przesylki do Bosni,
pr6cz wojska, wstrzymano. Po-
twierdzaja wiadomosc, re W razie
wojny naczelnym wodzem bedzie
sam nastepca tronu, arcyksiaze
Franciszek Ferdynand. Marszalekt
polny LANCER ma bye szefem
sztabu generalnego, general Al
bori zas bysby wodzem pierwszej
armii general Wilhelm Klobu,
car wodzem drugiej arnii.
Arcyksiezniczka Izabela i 30
dam z najwyzszej arystokracyi ma
sic poswiecic siuabie sanitarnej
ma polu walki.
z grozy poiozenia zdaje sobie
sprawe takze Izba posiow, ktora
sic chce jak najpredzej zalatwic z
uchwaleniem rekruta.
Teheran, 19 marca. - Nacyo-
nalisci perscy zdobyli port Ben
der Abbas w zatoce perskiej, OBJ
sadzajac natychmiast urzad clo-
wy. (Bender Abbas jest waznyln
portem handlowym, z ktorego pro
wadza drogi morskie do Bombaju
i innych wielkich portow. Liczy
5000 mieszkahcow, przewaznie
Arabow.)
Rzym, 10 marca. Ambassador
Griscom konferowal ostatnio z
wloskim ministrem spraw zagra-
nicznych, Tittonim, W sprawie
tych listow z lpogrozkami, ktore
otrzymuje konsul ametykanski W
Palermo, w. H. Bishop, bioracy
obecnie energiczny udzial W sledz-
twie "a sprawcami morderstwa ma
osobie nowo-yorskiego ajenta po-
icyjnego, Petrosina. Minister "a
pewnil ambassadors amerykan.,
skiego, re ze strony rzadu poczy-
Mono wszelkie kroki, zabezpiecza-
jace osobe konsula Bishopa. Gma-
chu konsulatu strzeze straz, a p.
Bishopa otoczono opieka policyj-
na. .~.,..f
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19

wet ow agent firmy spedycyjnej,
'ktory mial sic zajac przewiezie-
MEM zwlok Petrosina do Amery-
xii W tym celu juz kontrakt "a
wari, prosil konsula o zwolnienie
60 kontraktp, poniewaz ME mo-
ze go dotrzymac obawy o swe
zycie, otrzymuje bowiem wciaz
listy 2 pogrolkarni, re go dosie-
gnie msciwa reka mafii, jezeli sic
zajlnie tyrn transporter. -
Podejrzanych o pope}nienie
zbrodni aresztowano juz 81 os6b
"a jeszcze zostanie wiecej areszto-
wanych. MisHzy aresztowanymi
dwaj So mocno podejrzani.
Paryz, 10 marca. : AZ do dzi-
siaj rama sytuacya strajkowa wca-
lie sic ME polepszyla. Rad ME
mysli czynic hstepstw. Ma osta-
tniej sesyi gabinetowej postano-
wiono zolnierzy uzyc do roznosze-
MIA listow, gdyz take istonosze
przylaczyli sic do strajkujacych
telegrafistow, telefonistow i pocz-
towcow. Minister robot publicz-
nych mial zyskac upowaznienie
do suspendowania kazdego funk
cyonaryusza, ktory tylko Cd pra-
cy sic wstrzynlat. .Kraza pogioski,
re take kolejowcy i funkcyona-
ryusze elektryezni maja porzucic
prace.
Dzisiaj- sprawa strajku telegra-
fistow funkcyonaryuszy poczto-
wych ma przyjSc pod obrady L.
by deputowanych, gdyz wobee po-
garszania sic sytuacyi musi sic
znalezc jakieS wyjScie. Liczni
kupcy ofiarowali sic oddac do dy-
spozycyi rzadu czesc swych funk
cyonaryuszy. Niewiadomo jesz-
cze, czy Rad faktycznie nnysli o.
| bscnie powoiac rezerwy, atzseabFyy u
niektorych staikujacych Emusic
do sluzby wojskowej,' oporni bo-
wien naraziliby sic jake buntow-
nicy.
Jezeli dzisiaj premier Clemen-
ceau uzyska wotum zaufania "
Izbie, to gotow jest zlozyc IL
rzedu podsekretarza poczt j tele-
grafow, Symiana, ktory gsownie
przyczyni1 sic do wybuchu straj-
ku. Potem ME trudnoby moze by
10 strajk zazegnac.. e'
Strajk listonoszow pogorszyl
talk sytuacye, ze miliony listow i
setki tysiecy depesz sa ME dore-
czone. Agencya nowosci Havasa,
ktora codziennie otrzymuje tysia-
ce listow, wczoraj ME otrzymaia
zadnych. Kilkaset telegrafistow
wojskowych, zaangazowanych W
miejsce strajkujacych, ME moze
podolac zadaniu.
Rzadowi udalo sic jeszczelutrzy
mac kilka poiaczeh telegraficz-
nych miedzy Paryzem, Londynem
j Berlinem, azeby modz przynaj-
mniej dyplomatyczne depesze
przesylac. Strajkujacy, ably dac do
wod swego patryotyzmu, dali z
posrod siebie dwoch najzdolniej-
szych ludzi do ekspedyowania
depesz szyfrowanych. Druty tele-
foniczne Cd wczorajszej nocy wca
lie ME funkcyonuja.
Jezeli podobne stosunki po-
trwaja jeszcze pare dni, to Paryz
bsdzie' wygladal, jak gdyby bys
oblezony. Dowoz zywnosci doznal
zastoju, poniewaz pieniadze ME
moga bye przesylane poczta do
dostawcow w kraju, co ma jesz-
cze ten skutek, zei ceny ida szyb-
ko w gore. Banki rownie,i cierpia
wiele wskutek strajku, poniewaz
ME moga sic nalezycie znosic ze
swymi pozamiejscowymi intere-
santana.
Niebezpieczehstwo chwili obe-
cnej jest jeszcze tego powodu
grozne, re moze latwo Ogolny
zAo4o;c1x, Halo l,o1a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
Porya W strajku. Istny stan obleienia. Strajk
sic szerzy.
Castro obiecuje zachowac sic spokojnie.
2 MANDzURY1.
Obeh6d ku czci Clevelanda.
Ameryka Nemcy. Stany Zjedn. a Ameyka Centralna.
sle szefzy.

Senatora
Medal bohaertwa dOstaie dewezyna ChOoba MOdrzewske
drOze POrwanie dzeck Katasro
fa kolejowa EksplOzys prochowni Pozary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19

ge". .S..s
Washington, D. c, 10 MARCIA
Rad niemiecki wyrazi, gotowose
podjecia ze stanami Zjedn. ukla-
dow W celu zawarcia z riemi
traktatu iozjemczego, ma mocy
ktorego spory miedzy obu pam
stwami beda zaiatwiane przez sa-
dy rozjemcze. Dotad jeszcze tylko
Niemcy i,Rosya ME naja takiego
traktatu ze Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi; Niemcy zaczeiy o MIN radzic
juz dawniej, ale prace W tym kle-
runku przerwal zgon posia- ME
mieckiego we Waszyngtonie
Sternburga. H ~ ~,
Washington, D. c., 10 marca' -
Podiug wiadomosci zasisgnietych
przez ministeryum zagraniczne w
Ameryce Centralnej, jest tam Nj
karagua jedyna przyczyna niepo-
kojow; jej awanturnicze dziaiania,
wojenne trwaja bez ,przerwy,
trzeba wiec cos postanowic ze
strony Stanow Zjedneczonych j
Meksyku, by usmierzyt te ciqgle
zamieszki kres i'm ma zawsze
polozyt. w sprawie tel trivia wy,
miana depesz miedzy Stanami Zje
dnoczonymi, a rzadem meksykah-,
skim, oraz agentami obu panstw
w Ameryce Centralnej.
Washington, D. c., 195marca,--
Wczoraj obradowaia tylko Izba.
Poslow; oprocz kilku spraw rnniej
szej wagi polecono wydrukowac
10000 exemplary projektu no.
wei taryfy celnej Payne''a W dru-
karni rzadowej, a to dla celow
zapoznania ogoiu projektem -
Springfield, ILL.,, 10 smarca. -
Ostatecznie postanowila Legisla-
tura stanowa odrzucic wniosek 9
ponowne liczenie glosow, jake O.
trzymal w ostatniej kampanii
kandydat demokratycznY p. Adlai
Stevenson. Poza tenn obie Izby "a
latwiaiy wczoraj sprawy mniej-
szej tylko wagi. Nastepne posie-
dzenie wspolne odbedzie sic
We wtorek dopiero. = We Wczo-
rajszem glosowaniu senatoryal-
mem Hopkins dostaf76 g}osow,
Foss 1s, Surtleff 1s, Stringer 33,
Mason 4, Lowden 2, Mckinley ,,
Potts 80, Bergen 2, Sherman q,
Calhoun 1. Do wyboru potrzeba
bylo glosow 103; wyboru ME do
konano.
Washington, D. c., 10 marca.-
Wczoraj przewodniczacy lzby
Poslow, Cannon, wreczyi srebrny
medal uznania pannie Maryi. Nc
Cam "a bohaterstwo, ekazane W
czasie katastrofy pozarowej ma
okrecie General Slocufh". Parma
McCann uratowala 2 plonacego
okretu 9cioro dzieci, choe sai1ia
w6wczas liczyla lat tylko IA ]
wlasnie przebyia szkarlatyne =
mimo to ME bojac sic zazisbienia
poswiecajac siebie sania spieszy-
Ia innym ma ratunek.
Los Angeles, CAL, 10 marca. =
Helena Modrzejewska zapadia
ciezko ma zdrowiu, jak Q tenn
wczoraj donosilismy. oprocz
chronicznego zapalenia merck;
cierpi ona ma SERGE pitca. w do
mu jei w Bay Island nieodstepu-
ia chorej artystki lekarze.
Nashville, Tenn, 10 marca. -
Werdyktu przysiegiych W proce-
sic Cooper6w o zamordowanie ex-
senatora Carmacka dotyehczas
niema, mic tez ME wiadon1o o prze
biegu obrad. ,
Nowy York, 1s marca. I'M
porterzy kawy herbaty sasWiel-
ce oburzeni powodu ssprojektu
podwyzszenia cfa ma herbate., Po-
wiadaja oni, re spowodtGe to po-
drozenie herbaty o 10c ma fun-
Gle (l?) poczynili kroh, aby ga.
T..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
HAVE YOU
A HAMMER IN
YOUR HOME
THERE WILL BE MUCH KNOCK
ING AT BALL GROUNDS
TODAY.

II you are the possessor of ham
mer and would like to do some
Knocking you are cordially invited
to HE yourself, together with your
hammer. to the ball grounds where
there are opportunities offered to
display your skill. The boys are fix
ing the fence out there and want to
have 1t finished before the Fourth.
Everybody who can WELD hammer
is invited to participate In the exer-
else Many men have volunteered
their services. but there Is plenty
room for more. II YOU can. 1t will
be a great lift to the baseball boys
to put In few hours assisting them
In getting the grounds in shape.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
Cornell Makes Clean
Sweep on Hudson

time in the three events was as fol-
lows: Eight-oared shells, four
miles, 1902; four-oared shells, two
miles, 1901; eight-oared shells,
two miles, 9:07 So. Syracuse made
the next best showing after Cornell,
taking the second place in the var
sity four-oared and the freshman
race, also third in the varsity eight.
Wisconsin entered crews in two
races and finished fourth in each.
Pennsylvania finished last in the
varsity eight-oared and varsity fours.
1t took third in the freshmen race.
While Columbia proved strong in
the big race, she couldn't do better
than fourth in the varsity fours and
last in the freshman race.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
TARIFF MEASURE
IS DISPOSED OF
BY SENATORS
TAFT'S SUGGESTIONS INTEGRAL
PART OF BILL AS 1T
STANDS.
(By Associated Press J

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The cor
poration tax amendment, suggested
by Taft, drawn by Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham, the president and
Senator Aldrich, is an integral part
of the tariff as that bill now stands.
The senate reached a vote on the
proposition before adjourning and
the amendment was agreed to by a
vote of sixty to eleven The vote
was on the substitution of the cor
poration tax amendment for the in
come tax provision. On this ballot
all the Democratic votes were cast
in favor of the income tax provision,
which also received the support of
number of insurgent Republicans.
The income tax question disposed of
the senate will tomorrow enter upon
administration features of the tariff
bill, probably taking up the maxi
mum and minimum rate provisions.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
READ THIS.

The Tonopah-Goldfield meat mar
ket has donated to the committee on
games, fine live pig that will be
shaved and creased and go to the
party who catches him. /, 1t is now
on display at the market. There is
also on display ina new barn-yard
coop, an extra fine line of Bishop
chickens, fryers, ducks and turkeys,
which will be dressed to order. A
full line of choice grass-fed cattle,
spring lamb, Young veal and prime
corn fed pork All dressed here in
Tonopah. We do not handle frozen
or cold-storage stock. The market
is decorated with a choice line of
fruits and vegetables.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
SCHOOL CHILDREN
To BE feature
ON July FIFTH
YOUNG AMERICA ACCEPTS IN
VITATION TO PARTICIPATES
IN PARADE,

One of the novel features of the
grand parade to take place in Ton
opah Monday morning in connection
with the Independence day celebra-
tion will be the 800 school children
In line. The committee in charge
of this part of the program states
that it has met with success and
that Young America will be out in
numbers. The girls will carry pretty
parasols, while the boys will be ac-
companied by red, white and blue
walking sticks.
A Fourth of July celebration
without the cooperation of the lft-
tie ones would not be worth while.
1t is upon them that the idea of
patriotism should be deeply impress
ed. The committee deserves credit
for it's labors in behalf of this part
of the program.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
Chief MALLEY
SUBPOENAS
WITNESSES
DISTRICT COURT WORKING
OVERTIME IN CUTTER DAM
AGE SUIT.

In an endeavor to dispose of the
case of Cutter against the Pittsburg-
Silver Peak Mining company, the
district court is working overtime
Night sessions are added to the la
bors of the day. Nearly all the wit
nesses have been examined. 1t is
believed that the few remaining ones
will be able to tell all they know OF
the case by this morning at the out
side and the case will probably go
to the jury for its final determina-
tion some time today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
OF
new CAMP To
Celebrate
ELLENDALE EXTENDS INVITA-.
TION TO PEOPLE OF TONO-
PAH TO BE PRESENT.

The good people of Glendale are
going to desist from their labors
long enough Sunday to fittingly OBJ
serve the day that is revered by
every American. Glendale was not
in the land of the living a year ago;
it was not even suspected at that
time that the dust-begrimmed hills
upon which the town is built was
one of the treasure-houses of nature.
Therefore, it is but fitting that a
day of rejoicing should be had The
Fourth of July blends beautifully
with the spirit of the times in Ell
lendale. However, there are crowds
coming to Tonopah from the new
camp to assist this city in it's cele-
bration. There ceremonies at Ell
lendale will not be extended in or
der that those who will may come
and partake of the good time to be
had here to their hearts content
The Glendale program and the Of
fetal invitation follow:
A salute of thirteen guns at sun
rise will open the program. A quar-
tet will sing "Star-Spangled Ban
ner," and America.
Mr.. Conley will read the Declra-
tion of Independence. An address
will be delivered by w. B. Sollen-
der, the orator of the day.
The following invitation has been
sent to the people of Tonopah:
"To the Citizens of Tonopah.
Greeting: The town of Glendale,
offspring of Tonopah, extends to the
people of Tonopah an invitation to
participate in the first Fourth of
July celebration given by the baby
mining camp of the state.
'The exercises will consist of a
salute al sunrise of thirteen guns
from Mount Ellen: at 10 o'clock,
singing of patriotic songs, reading
of the Declaration of independence
and oratiOn. The exercises will be
over at IL a. M, giving visitors
ample time to return to Tonopah.
Committee of Arrangements,
J. P. BRISSELL, Chairman,
KENNETH BOOTH, Sec'y."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
ALL MIDNIGHT
SHOOTERS Will
BE ARRESTED

Chief of Police Malley Yesterday
made the announcement that the fir
ing of pistols at midnight tonight
would be absolutely prohibited. 1t
Is against the law to discharge fire.
arms within the city limits and the
officers have been notified to arrest
any and all guilty of a violation of
the law. The salute will be fred at
8 O'Clock at which time the Fourth
will be welcomed by a salute of
twenty-one guns.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
PLEAD GUILTY
TO VIOLATING
EXCLUSION LAW
(By Associated Press }

CHICAGO, July 2.-Robert Steph-
enson, w. H. Clark and John Halt
zell, three railway brakemen, who
pleaded guilty to the governments
charge of conspiracy to violate the
immigration and Chinese exclusion
laws, were sentenced today to serve
six months each in the Bridewell
prison. The three testified for the
government in the prosecution of
Bob Leung. an Ell Paso Chinese mer-
chant, Jose PARA and Carlos Ce-
vedra, accused of smuggling Chinese
into this country from Mexico.
Leung was found guilty and Sevedra
and PARA were acquitted
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
austrian Suspect
Is Turned Loose

police today released Joseph Novak,
the Austrian, whom remarkable
chain of circumstantial evidence led
him within the shadow of the gal
lows. Not until his every move
ment since Wednesday at noon re-
lated by him, was verified did the
police release Novak The latter
was glad to have so strangely es-
coped standing a trial for murder,
but showing little feeling in matter
left for Reno tonight. Cunningham
will Irobably be charged with mur-
der tomorrou,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
A NOTED SCIENTIST
IS VICTIM OF
DRINK
(By Associated Press. J


YUMA (Ariz.), July a. .
= Papers among the effects of a =
mysterious stranger who was =
= found dead in the Southern Pa .
. cific station today, discloses .
= him to be Sir Arthur Carl .
y Stepney of London, an English .
baronet of large estate and a =
. scientist of distinction. His .
. mission to Arizona was evident .
ly to increase his entomology .
. cal collection. The man ar =
. rived yesterday and registered .
= at the Southern Pacific hotel .
= as W. c. Stepney of Seattle. A .
. coroner's jury returned ver- .
. dict that the same came to his .
= death through the excessive =
= use of alcoholic drinks. Gold .
= and notes to the amount of sew =
= eral hundred dollars were .
. found on his person. =
a a -
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
WRIGHTS MAKE
SECOND flight
At Fl. meyer
AlRSHIP SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY
COLLTDING WITH A
TREE.

WASHINGTON, July AFTER
making two successful flights today
the Wright aeroplane met with a
slight mishap which will delay fur
ther tests until next week. The ma
chine, with Orville at the helm, was
on it's way around the Fort Myer
DRILL grounds for the ninth time in
its second flight when the motor
suddenly stopped sixty feet above
the earth. The bird-like machine
came to q stop and then glided to
earth without injury to the occu-
pants in exactly the same place
where the propeller blade broke last
September which resulted in one
fatality. In gliding today the ma
chine struck tree and swerved
around with such force that the
skids were broken and the right
wing badly ripped.
In the first flight Orville took the
machine twelve times around in II
minutes and so seconds. On the
second trial he had gone eight and
half times around when the flight
terminated. 1t was estimated that
thirty-seven miles an hour was the
average speed attained today, al
though it probably exceeded forty
miles an hour when flying with the
breeze
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
EAGLE LONG A
PRISONER To Be
GIVEN LIBERTY

The people of Tonopah will be
treated to a grand sight on Mon
day morning following the parade.
A large American eagle. the proper
ty of Ed Walker. which has been
ineapitivity for fourteen months. will
be given its freedom. From the top
OF the Mlzpah the magnificent bird
will be turned loose. The occur
renee is In keeping with the nature
of the celebration and will be look
"A forward 10 by the people with a
Is, deai %; pleasure.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
BASE BALL news
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco-Portland 8
Oakland 1.
At Sacramento-Sa Francisco 6
Sacramento 0.
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 6
Vernono 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 0, Chi.
cago 8 first game); Pittsburg
Chicago (second game
At St. Louis-St. Louis 5, Gin
cinnati 4.
At Philadelphia-Phi 5
Boston I'll innings; first game)
Boston 3, Philadelphia 0 (second
game).
At Brooklyn-NewY York 3. Brook
lyn 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston-Philadelph /, Bos-
ton O.
At Chicago-Chicago Is. st. Louis
3.
At New York-New York 3.
Washington 0.
At Cleveland-Detroit 3. Cleve-
land (12 innings).
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-07-03
(By Associated Press !

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-J,- No
yak, arrested yesterday on suspicion
of being the slayer of Miss Caroline
Brasch was released today.
Convinced that James E. Cunning
ham, the quarry laborer who walked
into a newspaper Office last night
and calmly stated that he shot and
killed Miss Caroline Brasch in the
office of the Grey Brothers Con-
struction company, and desired to
give himself up because an innocent
man was accused of the crime, the
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England, Scene of Disaster Which Costs the Lives o
"A Score Of WorlmenHor,e oE WHLE MEILI HA
Others Is Abandoned
ASSOCIATED Press.

NEWPORT (Monmouthshire, Eng), July al estimated
that twenty perished the
west wall the lock at the dock
The extension work the dock
time Fifty working a sixty Deep pre-
pairing layer to the heavy shor
ing mhers suddenly middle The entire suc-
ture collapsed carrying down with
railway lines on both sides of the travelling
cranes The the bottom no chance
10 escape Three were taken out alive The incoming
ing the work of difficult.
AT midnight the are
being held with few of the imprisoned
Ing tubes Stmulans and cigarettes passed them
Ihere is little hope of rescung the
injured have been
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Score of
SMALL BLAZE
LITTLE DAMAGE


An alarm of fire was sounded
last night at 10 O'Clock for what
was thought to be a fire in the
blacksmith shop at the Mizpah
shaft. Before the department could
respond, the situation had been
coped with. 1t appears that the man
in charge of the shop left the build
ing for a brief spell. During his
absence the oil, which is used for
fuel, overiowed and coming in con-
tact with the warm bricks of the
furnace caused a momentary glare
of fire to fill the shop. The dam
age amounted to practically nothing.
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WHITE METAL HAS
Shown UPWARD
TENDENCY
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, July g.
= The price of silver in the mar
= kets of the world declined dur 4
= ing the last year 1873 cents 4
. per fine ounce. During the last 4
= three months of this year I
= there has been an increase of I
. 1.07S cents. These statements 4
. form the basis of an announce 4
= ment made by the director of
= the mint as to the value of 4
. foreign coins which is follow 4
= ed by the United States Gus 4
= tom officers in determining the
= value of foreign merchandise 4
= expressed in other than money 4
. of the United States. 4
D o . . q . q q q q q q q a q a A
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(By Associated Press. J

POUGHKEEPSIE IN. ", July
2.-This was Cornells day on the
Hudson as decisively as yesterday
was Harvard's on the Thames. Her
crews made clean sweep in the
fifteenth annual regetta of the In
Intercollegiate Rowing association,
just as her sister association of New
England won over Yale at New
Haven.
In the varsity eight-oar competi-
ton Cornell met the stubborn-ex-
pected contender, Columbia. In the
four-oared race Cornell won easily
by three lengths ahead .of Syracuse
In the freshman race cornell defeat
ed Syracuse length. Cornell's
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POLICE TO INVESTIGATES CAUSE
OF AUTO ACCIDENT WE'D
NESDAY LAST.

This morning Chief OF Police Nal
ley will inquire into ths cause of
the automobile accident Wednesday
last which resulted In Bert Taylor
of Goldheld being severely bruised
by being knocked down by a ma
chine driven by Chauffeur Jenries
iu Thomas Several witnesses
have been snhpnenaea q appear al
shs iuvestlEatlcu