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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
SAYS LIONS ARE GUN-SHY.
Boer Army Man Declares Roosevelt
Will Have Tame Hunt,

San Francisco, March 17.-Capt. A.
J. Smiley, who is said to have served
with the Irish brigade in the Boer
war, says that the hunting grounds
where Theodore Roosevelt plans to
spend his vacation are nothing but a
huge game preserve and that the
hunter will have a tame time.
The captain asserts that the lions
have been shot at so often that they
have become gun-shy.
the duke of Manchester, accordin
1T. Smiley, is said to have sht.
as tne country which Roosevelt viii
traverse without bagging any game.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Jerome'e Detective Fired.

New York, March 17.-Police Lieut,
Peter Berry, personal friend OF Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and head OF his
staff of detectives, was yesterday dis
missed from the force as a result, it is
said, of permitting Francis G. Bailey
to escape.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
SCOURGE KILLS $50.
Strange Epidemic Of la Grippe in the
Eur Country.


Winnipeg, March II. - More than
$50 Indians are dead from la grippe
at the four posts of the Hudson Bay
company in the Mackenzie river dis
trict. or those stricken with this ia
tai epidemic in the fur country seven
ty-two is said to be the total number
of deaths at Fort Chipewyan alone.
News of the startling avages of the
disease was brought to Winnipeg from
the Far North by Angus Beabont, in
spector for the Hudson Bay company,
who has just arrived here.
The symptoms of the disease are
described as a sudden weakness and
the malady quickly attacks the lungs
of the victim with almost certain fatal
consequences.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Ethel Barrymore Married.

Boston, March 17.-Miss Ethel Bar.
rymore, the actress. now appearing in
Lady Frederick" at the Hollis Street
theater, and Russell Griswold Colt OF
Bristol, r. l., Sol Of Col. Samuel Pom
eroy Colt, for many years president OF
the United States Rubber company.
were married at the rectory of the
Precious Blood in Hyde Park.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
FARGO DAILiEs CONSOLIDATE.

Morning News and Call Will BE Sup.
planted by One Publication.
Fargo. March decentralization of
the News and Call, Fargo's two morn
ing dailies, was effected here last
night. After tomorrow only one pub
lication will be issued. The present
office occupied by the Call will be
used. The Call force presented re-
firing Editor J. J. Jordan with a gold
headed cane. He was in the news
paper business in the Twin Cities soma
years before locating in Fargo a score
of years ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19

St. Paul, March II. - Matthew
Hayes, well known farmer living zeal
Rosemount, Mimi, was instantly kill
ed yesterday afternoon by a fall from
a high tree.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Killed With Potato Masher-

Milwaukee, Wis. March 16.-Frank
Urban, teamster, employed on a
farm several miles from the city. is
accused of killing Mrs. Cecilia Nei.
mer, the housekeeper for the farm EN-
ploycr, with Z potato masher.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
TO AFRICA WITH ROOSEVELT.

Former Sioux City Reporter Given As
signment by the Associated Press.
Sioux City. Iowa. March 17.-Jack-
10 S. Elliott, formerly a reporter of
Sioux City, has received orders from
Melville E. Stone, head of the Associ-
atcd Press, to accompany Theodore
Roosevelt on his hunting expedition to
Africa. Mr.. Elliott is in New York
getting ready for his newspaper stunt
in the African jungles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Norman Patton Missino.

Duluth. Mimi, March 16.-Feors of
foul play are entertained in the case
of Norman Patton. buyer for a local
dry goods house and bridegroom OF a
few weeks, who disappeared mysteri-
ously a week ago at Pittsburg.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
Struck BY Falling Mail SACK

Lake City, Mimi, March 16.-Peter
Kulinski, a section foreman of the
Milwaukee road. sustained a fractured
skull and other serious injuries by be-
ing struck with a mail bag thrown
from a train. 1t is feared he will die
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
KILLS CHILDREN AND HIMSELF.
Illinois Man Gives Them Poison -
Bodies Are Found by Wife.

Danville, H., March 17.-Word has
been received here of a triple murder
and suicide by Robert Strawser, a ru-
raj mail carrier and a former resident
OF this city, at Flore.
Strawser gave his three children
strychnine and then swallowed a
quantity of the drug. The four life,
less bodies were found by Strawser's
wife.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
FIVE YEARS FOR STEALING HOGS

Wealthy Farmer Of Plymouth County,
Iowa, Is Given Severe Sentence.
Sioux City, Iowa, March 17.-Wil-
liam Giffrow. a Plymouth county farm
err. worth more than $50. 900, who was
convicted last week of stealing twelve
hogs from the yard of a %neighfor, was
sentenced to serve five years In the
penitentiary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
lNsPEcTs AFRICAN OUTFIT.
Former President Roosevelt Ticklec
Over His Outfit.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, March 17.-With
a member OF the firm which supplied
a greater part Of his personal outfit
for the African trip, ex-President
Roosevelt yesterday made a careful
inspection Of the articles. The ex
president was enthusiastic during the
inspection Of the outfit and expressed
himself as being highly pleased with
the clever manner in which the ma
terials were made and packed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
HELD FOR ASSAULT ON SON.
Father Arraigned on Complaint Of
Brother Of Alleged Victim.

Brother Of Alleged Victim.
Appleton, Wis, March Is. - Upon
the complaint of Robert Grignon of
St. Cloud, Mimi, o Of Alexander
Grignon, the latter was arraigned in
the municipal court here yesterday
on the charge of assault with intent
to kill his son. Jones Grignon. The
father was placed under $4,000 bonds
and the hearing adjourned until mex
Monday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
FEAR INDIAN GIRL Persisted.
Ida Little Soldier Missing for Month
From Reservation School.

From Reservation School.
Ida Little Soldier has been missing
from the Tomah Indian school since
the middle of February. 1t is now be-
lieved that in attempting to get home
she lost her way and persisted in the
snow. 1t was at first thought by the
school authorities that her friends
were c~oncealing her, but a thorough
search has caused that idea to have
been abandoned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19

Gardiner, Me-, March 1.-Two men
were killed and a third was seriously
Injured by q boiler explosion here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

tro del regimen colonial es el mejor
tratado, Sc le interrogara su deci-
sion entire la vida de colono, su ca
ttdad de subdito, 6 la hbertad, con
la suma total de derechos que ofre-
ce al native la soberanfa de su tie
IRA; ese eanadense, 81 lie deiais pen
sar, bajara el rostro, recojerA su al
ma y supongamos que no haya SEN
tldo las dulces emoclones que pro-
duce el dominic de la patria por sus
proplos hijos; pero al alzar la vista,
al yer en- sus almenas y en- sus edifi-
clos un pabell6n que supone el po-
der real y solo alberga en- sus Pile
CUES posalloS, y no ciudadanos, sun
gobernador impuesto por la mages-
tad, que su condici6n de colono solo
lie da el derecho de una personalidad
Secunddria, la respuesta no serfa du-
dosa sss,s.-
LA sun.isi6n d6cil, d und snter-
cencl6n ertrdngerd, es una cosa I'll e
lradigna.-ha declarado el EXPIRE
sldente Roosevelt, un a7lo antes de
la intervention americana en- Puer-
to Rico.
Esa farase del hoy llamado pre-
sidente de hero, pronunciada en-
Sycamore Hill, con un ano de ante
laci6n a SUI Intervention en- nuestra
lsla 5No puede juzgarse como I'm
consejo paternal a los que un ano
mas tarde iban correr la suerte
de una guerra que no provocaron?
Aunque las cuatro quintas par
tes del pals, no necesit6 de esa OBJ
servacion, pues va las vemos rotor
clendose de soberbia ante la bur-
la y Ell escarnio, hoy que la casua-
lldad pone en- nuestras manos la fra
Sc escrita que Hransrcrbimos, aeon
a los que van en- Indignant
te procesionar tras las sombras de
los blondes los cuales caifican Gle
hombreS SupertoreS por creerse in
capaces de honbrearse con sus due
nos, Sc inspirem en- esa hermosa y |
significativa frase, y despu6s con-
testesenos; 5Quieaes son los que
estan retardando la americaniza-
cl6n del pals puertorriqueno?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
LUZ PARA TN
BITEN VECINDARIO.

No sabemos con que proposito
pero es 10 cierto que desde la parada
43 de los carros electricos en- la calle
del Parque hacia este ultimo lugal
no hay alumbraelo de ninguna clase
Aquel trozo de via esta por la no
che como "boca de lobo" y en- el case
de un descarrilamiento 8 choque de
algun caro- con otro vehiculo cual-
quiera, la falta de luz agravaria el
acCidente.
Sea la compahia de los carros cleo
tricos, sea el municipio el que tenga
que cuidar del alumbrado de aque-
Hos lugares,no estaria de mas que Sc
instalaren ALI algunos focos de alum
brado electrico.
Ell vecindario es pacifico Y buen
contribuyente y no hay motive para
imponerle que viva a obscuras. Su
derecho es igual a la de los vecinos
de cualquiera otra calle y no debiera
tenerse un lugar de transito publico
en- las condolences en- que Sc halla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

sesultan redundantes dada la como
cida cultura de nuestro pueblo.
GCuando un caro-, y este ocure
con frecuencia, lleva go i so pasaje-
ros 8 mas, podra un viajero atrave-
sar ell CAIRO desde los ultimos asien-
tos hacia delante para bajar por la
plataforma delantera?
Con media docena de paradas para
facilitar ell paso hay una Interrupt
cion de una hora Q mas.
Esto aparte de que seria precise
un policia de serviclo en- cada caro-
para que anotara las contravencio-
nes a la ordenanza evitando asi di-
ficultades al personal de servicio en-
los carros con ell pdbheo que viaja
en- estos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

to Sc debfa,no a mercados de menos
nj a lmpuestos negados, sino q sim
piles inmorales combinaciones finan
cieras y picardfas, ,algunas de las cua-
les fueron llevadas a los tribunales
dc justicla. Los notiuos de Ia olpi-
dada 1sIo, quisieron un banco V ell
presldente Sc 10 reprocha dando la
razon los que 10 negaron; y la ne
gatlya es una refuljente virtud y
a sollcitud de banco un abuse de
poder y prueba de incapacidad para
el goblerno propio. lPagina brillan-
te, en- verdad,con que Mr.. Taft inau-
gura su periodo presidential, y s6li-
da base al concepto que de el for
men dentro y fuera de los Estados
Unidos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
A NJ MERICA

ST. Don ALEXANDRA BOzzO Aparado 44
THE AMERICA COMP
no ~ "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
LECTURA GAMPEsINA,

Recomendamos q nuestros lecto-
res lean y mediten los siguientes man
damientos q. quisieramos lncuica-
sen repetida y tenazmente, sus hi
jos y servidores, sobre todo a aque-
Hos que con tan dura sana ira
tan los arboles de nuestros montes y
carreteras.
10. Ten fe en- cada Srbol; cada mon
te y cada bosque son otros tantos es-
iabones entire ell suelo y la atm6sfera,
sin Ieuya evaporation Ia terra mas
tertli Sc convertira en- un desierto.
20. No pronunciaras la paiabra
bosque en- vano, sino que procuraras
que los miserables matorraies de pro
pledad comunaf Sc transformer en-
otras bien pobladas sefvas. ..
30. Reflexiona que Ell bosque salts
face la mayorparte de tus necesida-
DIES; que la naturaleza ha ligado tu
exlstencia con el bosque desde la Gu
ma hasta ell sepulcro, y que pesar de
tn resistencia, ha hecho que tn bien-
estar dependa de su desarrollo.<
40. Honrar al bosque en- sus arbo
les. Cultlva y conserva los bosques
para tus hijos, con el fin de quetanto
a tt como atu descendencia os prue-
be blen esa terra.
SO. No mataras las aves nj otros
anlmales que Sc alimenten de insec-
tos que dalen las plantas fcrastaleS
antes bien procuraras ensehar d tus
hljos a que conozcan a los animales
perjudiciaies a los bosques y a que
dlstinganlos enemigos de estos para
que destruyan a los primeros y pro-
tejan los segundos.
60. No mancharas el suelo forestal
con cuitivos de especies impropias
a sus condolences, antes al contrario.
enseharas a tus hljos las leyes etel-
mas de la naturaleza para cuando
emprendan cultivos, trabajo> De
conservation y aprovechamientos
forestales, Sc cinan siempre a elias.
10. No hurtaras ningun arboI vi
vo nj horasca, nj resinas, nj otras
ramas whales, nj ramas verdes, mi cor
texas, nj NADIA de cuanto sea necesa-
rio a la vida del arbol.
So. No presentaras falsos testimo-
MOS en- provecho Gle ningun cazador
furtivo; por el contrario, deberas po-
ner en- conocimiento de los vigilan-
tes forastales, Q de las autoridades
judiclales, cuaiquier dano que obser
YES, con el fin de q. cada causante re-
ciba ell condigno castigo.
90. No codiciaras los productos 70
restales ajenos, nj eXionarjs atu bo1
siiio el vaior de los productos de los
bosques comunaIes.
100. No hagas cortes inconvenien- ;
ties seducido por faisas rromesas de
cmbaucadmr;, falaces, r prcstes Oh ,
dos nj te . gas 4 quo earen .ho- /
iarascas de. asque nj i lbs mon /
tes comuna, sean subG .iidos, So
10 debes pr. r en- duc [ te ha da- /
do ia inteIz lcia Pra o, Guides del
bosque como de tn propia sahid. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
j ATENCION !.

Toda patricia debe leer la edici6n
special, dedicada & Puerto Rico, de
st revista mensual AMERICA. Este
tmero extraordinario vera Ia luz pi
hlica en- o tubre pr6ximo.
La cubie1ta de esta edici6n exhibi-
i una hermosa fotografia del puerto
= San Juan, rodeada del escudo ma
lonal y bandera puertorriquehos. Di-
10 cubierta seia una obra artfstica y
1&ila, hechs en- colores Daturales.
Ell artfculo de fondo versara sobre
Il hermosa ciudad de San Ju D, des-
ribira sus ventajas topcgrafcas y eli
natol6gicas, sus empresaS, bancos, edi-
icios pdblicas, etc, y conteodra bas-
antes iluStracioneS acerca de los pun
ns mas impurtantes, Esta edicitr, co.
20 un todc, tera de inter6s vjvisimo
,ara todos los ciudadanos de la pltria
is Betanoes y Baldorioty de Castro,
Con el fin de cue todas las personals
udsn adqui'jr este n1mero extraor-
'ario, nuestros agentes daran un
ja Ge suscrlpciin 4 un precio excep-
nal. Dirijase inme1iatamepte al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

Sc ha debidornandar 4 Puerto Ri
co al pozo de los leones como a Da-
MEL; cortarle la cabeza y atravesar-
lie la lengua como al Bautista, y cru
cificarlo como a Cristo.
Puerto Rico todavia tendra que
agradecerle a Mr.. Taft que Sc haya
contentado solo con insultarlo en- su
mensaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

Ell cable estuvo en- 10 cierto. Ell
mensage. con que ell presidente OBJ
sequia a Puerto Rico, es tai como
nos lie comunicaron por alambre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
UNA 0RDENANZA.

Ell municipio de la ciudad aprob6
una ordenanza por la que Sc obiga
al pdblico, haio pena dc multa Y car
eel segun los casos, a cumplir ciertas
prcscripciones respecto de os lcarros
clectricos.
Que sc csctrpa; que no Sc encara-
men los pies en- los asientos; que Sc
suha por una plataforma y SC baje
por otra.
Estas Y Us prohil ncs Sc ha-
cen, mucI T. las que gQramentc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21

ma 1esde 81 cuello hasta pl ruedo
del trale En- el peque de- esta pie
70 On los dos lsdos lleva dos hileFas
de botones.
Este trsie Sc haCe de mo collar
rosa En- los lados del frente lleva
una euaTnici6n de cordt6h gmeso
Esta guArniei6n debe ser puss-
tad Is Inca de = cintura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
7zAlz IF LIMO HEcHo ( wAyo.

IEAgE IF LIMO HECHo ( WANo.
IN seclllo , ear Eantc trale ie una
s0.1 pIeza ru-aio todO q mauo
La oriila d. .a laeza dc cnirentc lie
Va iranjas -.--a IS en- luEa- de do
rlsdi.lo.
80 cuTtr ... .d delantero ter
nina eH tUu.- y" L. cspalda
i.eys tsub.s- la s0ls pieIs ente-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos,

Reproducmos en- facsimile carta que nos aisije este
dstngudo escritor, expresando el efecto que produ
era propio uso de las Pildoras de Fos,e
para los rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-21
La Correspondence de Pto. Rice.

PREC1os DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

The Minot District of the Luther
an Free church will hold its reg
Liar meeting at Palermo. Fridya, Sat
urday and Sunday, Nov. u, 10 and
IA. Various religious topics will be
discussed Among the prominent
ministers from his part of the state
who will ibe in attendance are Rev
erends N. Nilsen Of Ninot, o. T. o.
son Of Carpio, IA. ]. Logeland, OF
Tioga, Chr. Ytrehus and A. J. Lie OF
Palermo.
An excursion from Mino: to West
hope is announced for Sunday, Nov.
2S. "A special train will leave Mi
not at about 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and will arrive, at Westhope a.
one o'clock, when the workings o.
the famous gas VIII be viewed. Auto
trips win be made from Westhope
to The gas wells. "A good many are
their Intentions Of going
on thb excursion, % everyone is
very much Interested An the develop-
mem Of the gas fields.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

any means and to say that the
Democrats OF the state are disap-
pointed with the appoin ment is put
ting 1t mildly. Thompson has been
a life long Democrat. held the Office
Of township supervisor in his old
Illinois home, and was county judge
Of Towner county for term or two.
He expects to leave for Washington.
D. c., to familiarize himself with
the atmosphere of that burg before
the next session Congress, Dec. l.
The Republicans of the state be-
lieve that Burke has disrupted the
Democratic party of the state by hiA
filtration with the twenty or more
candidates., all of whom had done
much work in their own behalf, and
who by their efforts in the past,
did much for the Democratic cause.
They believe that the governor lost
, the most beau iful chance of his life
to build UP strong Democratic
organization in the state.
. Naturally here is much merriment
in the Republican ranks, while all Is
sorrow in the Democratic wigwams.
. 1t was reported at one time that the
governor mad made advances to Tom
Marshall, promising him the appoint
ment, in re urn for I'd insurgent
support of certain Democratic caudi-
dates, and If this is true, the COVER
nor must have gotten cold feet. It
is the unanimous opinion that the
governor made the mistake of his
life in postponing the appointment
so long.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
F. I. Thompson of Cando
Appointed u. S. Senator
Wealthy Cando Banker is the Dark Horse" That
Won Out Over All Competitors--An OLD
Personal Friend Of Gov. 6urke--Dem-
ocratS Are Up In The Air---Re- ~.
a, pubiicans Jubilant y .><<a, ~

Gov. Burke at last settled the
much mooted question as to whom
he would appoint to the upper halls
Of Congress, to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the death of M. N. Johnson, by
announcing late Wednesday after
noon, his choice in F L. Thompson,
a Cando man. The governors ap-
pointment was a great surprise to
everyone, from the fact tina; Thomp-
son was an almost unheard of man,
until his appointment had been an
bounced. The governor tried n
vain to, get the Democratic forces of
the state to agree upon man, and
could not do SO and at last settled
upon this dark horse" who won out
hands down. No effort had been
made by Thompson's friends until
the last day or Two when a commit
tee consisting of X. V. Brooks, Alex.
Curry, and Thomas Conyers from
Towner county visited the governor
and laid Thompsons case before
aim. Thompson is an old time
friend of the governor, and this is
considered a friendly appointment
a.her than political. Thompson is
said to be fine gentleman, man
about fifty years Of age, a very
wealthy man who has lived in Cando
For many years, and who made all
OF his money from real estate invest
ments and in banking. He has been
in partnership with c. J. Lord, the
we'll known Cando man, for years
He is not we'll known about the
state, is not considered leader by
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Edwin Larson from Benson Mimi,
arrived this afternoon to WISH! his
brother, L. r. Larson OF brady, and
look after his real estate Interests.
Ed says he had good crops in Mime
sofa, and is enjoying Life back among
the old acquaintance.
An exciting runaway occurred Sal.
urday shortly afternoon, when the
gentle driving mare owned by C. H.
Parker, attached to a light wagon,
made a record run towards the city.
The driver Dan Grunhkouski was I'M
able to control the animal which
jumped the fence surrounding the
excavation for the new Carroll block
on Ramstad stree, falling a dis
lance of twelve feet. The horse
fell directly on laborer, Frank
Shuston, injuring his neck and face.
The driver was thrown into the
basement, and the wagon fell on top
of him. Both men were badly in
jured, but were reported not danger
ously hur:, after being taken to the
hospital, and examined carefully.
The horse was not badly hurt. -
Joe Korgel, owner of The Gold and
Silver Medal farm, north Of the city,
has ITO acres of land fall plowed,
and may get more done before winter
sets in. Joe says that the farmers
have their blowing pretty we'll along.
Senator McCumber is SLATED to
speak at the opera house, Friday
night, Nov II. The Senator finds
that he hasa big s ate to cover, and
ihere are great many people who
will be interested in his explanation
of just why he voted on the Earif
as he did.
The Eastern Star will hold a ball
at the Masonic Temple Friday night,
Nov. II, all members of the Star and
all Masons and their wives and ladies
being invited. ,S
Senator Ed, Pierce from Grafton
transacted business lin Minot Wed
.nesday. MIR. Pierce IS interested in
the Sanborn Investment, Co. quite
largely, and has other Interests n
this part Of the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
One Wreck Victim Is Dead

An investigation is to be made, to
fix the blame on the one, or ones re-
sponsible for the wreck OF the sock
train at Rugby and the wreck of the
engine of the fast mail, resulting in
the serious injury OF thirteen men,
one of whom, Thomas Cleary,
stockman from Montana is dead. It
mas been practically settled taat the
failure 10 flag the oncoming fast mail
train, was the cause of the horrible
accident. Until an official investiga-
:. ion has been held, it will be hard to
say Just who is to blame. There are
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which is that every employee on the
stock train lis to he discharged, AZ
we'll as the fireman and engineer Of
me fast mail. 1t is said that the
fast mail had Instructions from the
superintendent to run as it did, but
that lit had no regular train order
from the chief dispatcher, which
would have been very necessary.
1t is entirely possible that the au-
hold an investigation.