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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
Record Of Former Disasters.

'fhr greatest loss Of life i'm any
mine accident in this state occurred
Mt Eraidwaod in 1873 when 50 men
lost their lives At Z.iglsr. Ill. 50 men
have. been killed in successive mine
accidents. There are 10000 men en-
ployed In Illinois mines. and during
the last fiscal year Is. were killed in
accidents and $40 injured.
The greatest tragedy of mining his
tory is believed to have occurred in
Toxic. Japan. i'm 1907, when 40 per-
sons were killed. The maximum loss
nj life in mine disaster in the
United States was recorded at Mo-
rangh. W. Va. In 1907. when 3ss
miners were killed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
Later Versions.

Later versions of the disaster given
by miners who cscaned placed the
list Of these imprisoned In the mine
mt ESQ II MAS declared that the fire
had been burning more than an hour
before it appeared dangerous. Before
that time about $50 of the 5s5 men
had quietly left the mine. IL was said.
The names of 10 of the L. dead
whose bodies We're recovered follow:
JOHN BUNDY. mine superintend-
ent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
WORD FkvM ROOSEVELT.

Mombasa. British East Africa. Nov.
l3.-NeNs II the American hunting
expedition Mas received here to-day di-
rect from Colonel Roosevelt. The mes
sage states that there is nothing what
ever wrong With the parTy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
MRS. KIP SEEKS DIVORCE.

Reno. Nev, Nov. 13.-Alleging non
support and descrtion. Mrs. Francis
Roster Kip, wife Of Henry Spies Kip,
the wealthy New York broker. filed a
complaint In the district court here to-
day asking for a divorce from her hus-
band.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14

started and left everything in darS-
ness. When the alarm Of fire was
heard there was rush for the es-
cape and main shafts. but only few
could be saved. The smoke grew
worse every minute. II will not he
possible 10 save any of the impris-
oned men,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
Last Six CONS Up Dead.

Flood. Lewis. Fonenti and Rubinski
descended into the mine after the first
explosion. The next trip of the cage.
operated from below carried the bod
les of six miners. Then after a few
minutes the cage again assembled. this
time bearing the unconscious bodies
of three of the rescuing party. Again
ii was lowered and the last of the
six were brought up. All were dead.
.By this time the fan had collapsed
and the fire was rushing up the shaft.
1t was then that Superintendent
Steele saw that the escape of the
miners through the shaft was blocked
and ordered the sealing up of the
shaft entrance. Heavy timbers were
soaked IN water. placed across the
shaft entrance and covered with sand.
The building above the escape shaft
Was wrecked and this shaft also
scaled. IL
City Attorney Hallorick of Spring
Valley. who was at the scene, ex-
Dressed the belief that not one of
the miners would be taken out alive.
Ee IL familiar with the construction
Il the st. Paul mine and dc clared IL
CO: .ain that the lire had caused the
csath of all the nra b,I ~ the open
-. had been seated.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-14
-FOUR HUNDRED DEAD
IN MINE HORROR
Continued From Page oneD


any OF the miners could escape. The
mine has day shift OF iSt men. OF
these u few left the mine nj noon.
Twenty-Five are known To have es-
capped after the fire broke out. The
others doubtless are dead. r
The entrance to the mine was sealed
un In the hope of checking the
flames. Despite the efforts OF Off
Gals and scores of volunteer assist
ants. 1t seemed assured that only the
dead bodies of those in the mine
would be taken out. ,
Until tomorrow. when the covering
will be removed and rescucrs endeav-
or To penetrate the smoke and gas
choked shaft and entries. no certainty
as To the fate of the inAates can be
learned.
Greatest Of Mine Horrors.
The fire causing the explosion,
which may prove one OF the greatest
tragedies in the list of mine horrors.
had an origin almost trivial A pile
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
INQUIRY INTO SUTTONS
DEATH MAY BE PUBLIC
Major Harry Leonard Chosen to Act
as Judge Advceate--court Has
Full Authority.
CRv Assoclated Press }

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July ia
Whether the proceedings of the court
of inquiry which will investigate the
circumstances connected with the
death OF Lieutenant James y. Sutton
IRON the effects Of a pistol wound at
Annapolis i'm 1907. will be open to the
public or will be held In secret, Will
be determined tomorrow by Assistant
Secretary Winthrop. OF the navy de-
partment
Ordinarily matters Of thss kind are
left to the discretion of the court. but
there has been such widespread inter
est in the case that the matter has been
brought to the attention of the as
sistant secretary. If the sessions are
public, the purpose will be to satisfy
the public concerning the facts in
the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
KILLS BROTHER-IN-IAW,
WIFE AND HIMSELF
North Carolina Negro Tanks up on
Prohibition Liquor and Goes on
Warpath With Shotgun.
CRy Associated Press,.

ILMINGTON. n. c.. July ia
special to the star from Burgaw, n.
c. says that early today Walter Will
liams. colored 30 years old, living near
that place shot and killed Henry
Hayes. his brother-in-la his wife.
Mary Williams and then himself
Williams and his wife had not lived
happily and three weeks ago agreed
on peaceful separation after dividing
their personal effects. the man leav-
ing for Gee rgetown. 8. c. He return
ed recently and attempted a reconcile
aticn, and upon its failure this Morn
ing went to hardware store in that
town. purchased shells loaded with
buckshots for his gun. tanked up on a
so-called prohibition beverage and re-
paired to a brick yard where his
brCther-in-law was at work He fired
upon Hayes. killing him instantly. and
later going to the home Of his wife.
shot her to death through the right
breast. Then he reloaded his gun and
emptied the contents OF both barrels
into himself. resulting tn his own
death two hours later.
Williams charged his brother-in-law
with undue interference in'his domest-
ic Affairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
FRENCH AEROPLHkiST
MAKES LONG FLIGHT
M. BIeriot Flies twenty-five Miles and
Wins $4,000 Prize offered by
Aero Club.
(By Associated Press)

ORLEANS, FRANCE, July I'm.
BIer.ot made a successful landing AZ
Cheyilly today having covered the "a
miles from Etampes in 30 minutes 10
seconds elapsed time. This includes
step OF II minutes near Toury 70
examine his aeroDlane.
The aviator came down at the feet
of the Official timers. His descent
was rather rapid. and the propeller OF
his machine sustained slight damage
in the vancouver. His average height
tor the trip was one hundred feet AS
the time limit OF the fight from
Etampes was six hours, and as tnere
was no ruling against making land
ing. VI. Bleriot wins the prize Of w.
500 offered by the French aero CLUB.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
SUPREME COURT SUSPENDS
Jas. SHAY FROM PRACTICE
Attorney Who Defended Hams Broth.
ers Guilty of champerty and Pay
ing Commissions on Retsiners.
(By Associated Press).

NEW YORK, July 13.--Joseph A.
Shay. associate counsel in the trial of
Thornton Hams. Jointly indicted with
H. brother. Captain Peter &. Hams.
Jr., for the murder of William r..
Annis on the float Of the l,ayside
pended today from practice for year
by the appellate division of the Su-
preme Court. District Attorney Je-
rome charged Shay with champerty
and paying commissions on retainers
brought to him by agents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Leonard JUDGE Advocate.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, July 13.-An-
nouncement was made az the office
of the superintendent of the naval
academy that Major Harry Leonard,
L. S. VI. c. would act as the judge
advocate of the second court of in
auiry. which will try TO straighten
out the tangle Of conflicting testimony
surrounding the death of Lieutenant
Sutton.
Major Leonard, it had previously
heen understood would act as the re-
corder of the court AS the prescott
ing officer in the case il will devolve
upon Major Leonard to summon all
witnesses who may be desired by the
court. He is now on duty at the ma
val prison at Portsmouth. y. II.
Neither William Owens, the An
napols chauffeur. who took the officers
involved in the affair which resulted
in the death Of Sutton on an automo-
bile ride nor Undertaken TAYLOR, VINO
prepared the body Tor burial and saw
the wound, have been summoned. As
a general court the second board, 1t Is
now stated. will have full authority
to summon civilians as well as naval
men.
Lieutenant Sutton did not try 10
shoot himself. He shot at man VINO
was at the back of his.neck holding
his head TO the ground. This explains
the fatal shot and the whole affair.
as believe the iew board will agree.
This is the version of the shooting
given today by an officer CT high rank
who had much to do with the first in
vestigation and who will be an import
ant witness in the coming investiga-
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
COLONEL PAINTERS BODY
SENT SOUTH FOR BURIAL
Famous Soldier Who Died in 5owery
Hotel Will be Laid 20 Rest
at Memphis.
Rv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. July 1S.-The body u
Colonel Marcelius Pointer. the irf,nd
and aide de camp Of Central Joseph
wheeisr. who died Saturday in q
hotel on the Bowcrys was sent 70
Memphis. Tenn. tonight for burial.
Major Edward owen commander oil
the local camp e Confederate Vet
Grams. had taken charge Of the body
and arranged to mold funeral services
in this city. but changed MS plans
today upon receip, o. a telegram from
philip Pointer. Of Como. Miss the
old soldiers brother. asking that the
body be sent South.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
v. 9 c. Declares Dividend.

NEW YORK. July l3-The directors
NJ the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company to-day declared q dividend
u ? per cent On ccmmcn stock. This
Is the frst comon stock dividend sine
1903. xhen two and one hair per cent
was declared Iufs prior 70 the an
uouncemcuf Of ire dividen to-day the
stock sold az sfiz CT ? 81 below yes
tcrIays closing
The Roihschids family deny that
Rarrn oscar E1thschiid committed sui
eide. They say hat his death vas
caused By appiexy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Herbert ethan, French AeropIanisl,
Will Attempt Feat.
STARTS At DAYBaEAK. TODAY
Torpedo Boat Destroyer and Tug Or
dered to be in Readiness-Splendid
Fifteen minutes Trial Flight Made
yesterday.
fRy Associated Press.l

CALAIS, July 13.-Herbert Latham.
the French aeroplanist. who Is waiting
here for favorable weather conditions
to attempt to reach England in his
mOncplane. made a splendid fifteen
minute trial fight this morning. IN
coming down however. the wheels OF
his propeller were slightly damaged
by contact with the earth.
Latham completed repairs on his
machine tonight. and contemplates
taking advantage of the improved
weather conditions to make a dash
scross the channel tomorrow at day
break without further trial flights.
instructions have been given 20 the
torpedo boat destroyer Harpoon and
the tug Caiaisen 90 be in readiness at
: a. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
0RViitE WRIGHT'SFIYER
WORKING VERY BADLY
With Distinguished Crowd Watching
He Makes Two Unsuccessful At
tempts to Vancouver.
CRt Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 13.-Or-
vile Wright late today made two I'M
successful att mp.s TO Vancouver hts
aercplane in the air at Fort Myer
The small area Of the field and IN
favorable w-nd were largely rcspon-
sible for the failure. The machine
arose from the ground on beth occ1-
sions. bot the aviator was obliged 20
make che tura AZ the end Ct the drili
field before the flying speed had
been attained. Greater speed IL re-
quired for making turns than for
straight away fights. On the last a.
tempt q cross piece connecting tins
two sk.ds vas broken.
On the FIRST trial the machine rose
= little more ten feft and on the Sec
end trial a height Of aleu-; twenty feet
was attained
The German ambassador, several
congressman and other distinguishes
persons were a. Fort Nycr 20 see the
expected fights.
A new aeroplanc Of the r1orcDlanc
type and embodying several novel fea-
turos IL being built In Washington
BY John n. Smiley. Ct Bridgeport
Conn. The Inventor intends 20 bid
for the construction q a machius In
The even; that the signal ccrPs pro-
Goscs new spcculations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Jses co BACK TO WORK.
Striking Lsborers " Hawaii Submit
70 Authority.

HONOLULU. July 13.-Au o. The
japanese laborcrs % the waimznaIr
plantation. Who struck Yesterday and
made demonstration against County
Sheriff Jarrett wnea h. arrested rvo
o. their leaders. returned 20 work
today.
Jarrait T. retarnfng % Honoiui1
after having withdrawn much Of ire
force Of extra policemen that gard
the company's property duriss ne
n.ehL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
MEET At DETROIT NEXT YEAR
Retiring Grand Exalted Ruler Com
plains That Reading Of Only Part
of Letter Written by Him Made it
Appear That He Endorsed His Sue
cessor.

ceesor.


LOS ANGELES, CAL. July ID.
u. Samms. of Lemars, Iowa, tonight
was elected grand exalted ruler OF
Elks, over Garry Hermann. OF Cincin-
natl.
> The vote for grand exalted ruler was
extremely close. Sammis receiving $50
votes and Hermann, 529.
The main contest OF the session was
over this election.
In a statement regarding the pubh-
cation of a letter he had written l.
Samms, r. L. Holland. present grand
exalted ruler. complained that unfair
ness had been shown in giving out
only such portions of it as made 1t
appear he had indcrsed the candidacy
of iSammis.
The only other contest was oysr
the office OF grand exalted lecturing
knight. Harry Walter, of Philadel-
phia, lost to J. ID. Jones, of Scranton.
Pa.
Detroit was selected as the place
fer holding the reunion in 1910.
The officers elected: Leading
knight, Warren G. SayTess, Wabash,
Ind; secretary. Fred G. Robinson,
Dubuque, Iowa; treasurer. Edwin X.
Leach. New York: trustee, Perry A.
Clay. Denver: tiler. Charles l.. Dicker,
Bemidjay. MINI: inner guard, A. M.
Taylor. St Augustine, Fla.
The balloting fer grand exalted 10y
al knight resulted in no election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
YOUNG BARON R0THSCHItO
SHOOTS HIMSELF FOR LOVE
On Account OF Unfortunate Affair OF
the Heart, He Commits Suicide
in Fathers Palace.
(By Associated Press).

VIENNA. July i3.--Barcn Oscar
Rothschld youngest son OF Albert
RothschIld, head of the Austrian
branch OF the Rothsohild house died
suddenly in this city last night. lie
committed suicide, by shooting In his
fathers palace because OF an unfor-
tunate love affair.
He was II years OF age.
He returned TO Austria few days
ago. after eight months spent in
travel during which he visited the
United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
WOODSTOCK REPUBLICANS
DEhOUNCE THE REFEREES
Resolutions Say Power Is Used FOR
Advancement Of Favored Few
Contesting Delegation.
Especial to The Daily Prcss)

Especial 10 The DAILY frSsJ.
HARRISONBURG VA, July 81
4 ne action OF the regular Republican
county convention, at Woodstock, has
created something Of sensation. res
olutions adopted claiming that the po-
htical referees in the Seventh congress
slonal district have used their power
for the personal advancement OF
favored lew, and demanding that the
system be abolished.
f3urder f. Bowen was renominated
for the legislature and 4 full set OF
delegates were named to attend the
Newport News convention.
Shenandoah county will have con-
testing delegations at Newport News
as the Hoffman Davis faction has also
elected delegates The convention at
Woodstock was presided over by Coun-
ty Chairman j. II. Hoffman, and are
known as the regulars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
FITz HERBERT WINS BIG STAKES.
Hiidrcth's Colts Sets New WORLDS
Recorc az Sheeoshesd Bay.
fRv aecfcfafod r,roce

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. y. Y. July
13.-S. C. Hildreth'S Fitz Herbert
easily won the Realization stakes with
$4,000 net enc mile and FIVE fur
longs today. The time. z:45. IL a
new worlds reccrd for the distance.
being a fifth Of a second faster than
that made ~ Africander in this race
81 1903
Fitz Hertert 50 far ortciasscd his
field that he was , prohibitIve favor-
ite. being held AZ I 70 : in the bet
ting lie took the lead early and was
never IN trouble afterwards. The
western fhres -ycar-oid. Oiambaia. at
tempted &C. ca'r' nc favoriic. but was
no; qu.te 3 % enough Fitz Herbert
won b. a Icrg:k and a hall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
CORRIDOR THICK WITH LOBBYISTS
Representatives of Special interests
Much in Evidence Around Senate
Building-Work May Not Be Conn.,
pletcd Before August 1-Guarding
) Against Advance Publicity.
(RY Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July by
passing over the cotton and wooden
schedule without taking up any OF the
amended paragraphs. and skipping the
disputed points connected with the
rates on lumber in the wood schedule.
the tariff conferees were able today to
dispose of about 400 amendments.
This number. however. includes sub
jects that were settled tentatively on
Monday and Saturday
Many important subjects as the
House drawba feature in the alco-
bol paragraph, the rates on oil cloth,
and the various items under the head
of Autographs. were submitted to sub
cOnfereeS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
HUDSPETH ON TRIAL.
Former President of New Orleans
Typos Charged With Larceny.
(Ry Associated Press.l

(By ASSOclated PTtss-J
NE WORLEANS. LA. July ID
president James Lynch, of the inter-
national Typographical Union today
took the stand in the Criminal District
court in tire trial OF Henry Hudspeth'
formerly president of the New Ut
leans typographical Union. Hudspeth
is charged with securing money under
false pretenses from both the local
and international unions. He was
candidate fer the presidency at last
election of officers of the union
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
GLENN CURTIS MAKES FLIGHTS
inventor Hopes to Try For Scientific
American Cup.
IBy Associated Press-)

NEW YORK. July 1S--Glenn Cur
tbs. in the aeroplane which he sold to
New York Aero Society made three
fights this evening near Mineola. l..
!. Two OF the fights. the first and
third. were short. but in the second
he remained in the air two minutes
and 30 seconds. going at 40 miles an
hour for one and two thirds miles
Curtis hopes TO try for the Scientific
American cup with fights on Long Is
land tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
BRISTOL ANfESALO0K
LEADERS WILL CONTEST
Claim IS Made That More Than Ore
Hundred illegal Ballots Were
Cast.

BRISTOL. VA July lS.-On the
ground that rs Illegal votes were cast
in the local option election held here
last week which resulted In = victory
FOR the vets by % majority. the
Temperance leaders ibis evening de-
cidsd 70 contest the election AMI So
lccfcd a committee with power 70 pro
cced 10 retain counsel and Gle suit
attacking the legality Of the election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
PoIygamy For = Living.
CBy Associated Pressp

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July "a
Christian C. Johnson, sentenced yes
terday at san Jose to serve seven
years in the penitentiary for bigamy.
Is reported 20 have confessed that he
Is the mysterious John Madison
wanted in many parts Of the country
for matrimonial ventures and system
attic svindiing Of a number % women
under promise % marriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Still Rowing in BOLIVIA.

BUENOS ATREsS. July l3.-Tse
miuisier Of foreign Affairs has receiv-
"a a telegram from senior Fonzeca.
Argentine minister ~ T.spaz anncunc-
iuE that be has let that city. The
telegram adds that hostile denonztra-
lions against Argcatin. and Peru con-
time and that Nine. Fonzccs vas
obliged 10 take refuge IN the artillery
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Physicians Say Mamie Dewey Was
Not Drowned.
NO TRACE Of YOUNG farmer FOUND
Cloud Hunt, Who Took Girl For Fatal
Boat Ride on Lake, is Supposed 10
Have Gone to Bottom-No Indica-
ton of Foul Play.
NV Associated Press.)

STURGIS. MICH, July 13.-Extreme
fright seems to have been the cause
of the death of Miss Mamie DaVey'
Of Chicago. whose dead body was
found floating face downward near
row heat in Klinger lake last night
As to Ciaud Hunt. the young farmer
who took Miss Davey for row in the
small boat. 10 trace of him has been
found. The lake has been thoroughly
dragged fer the young mans body
but without susccess. An all DAY
search failed to disclose any marks
to Indicate that the missing man mad
made his way to land.
The young woman's body was taken
to Chicago today by her parents who
resided in that city.
No Water in Lungs
Before the departure. physicians
made an examination of the body and
found no water in the lungs. The
medical men gave it as their opinion
that the cause of death was probably
extreme fright~
No inquest has been held as yet and
Sheriff Wing IL continuing the search
for traces of the missing youth The
young mans parents. VINO reside near
The lake are inclined to believe that
their son was drowned and though II
has been impossible TO discover the
body by dragging. there is nothing TO
rubstantiate numerous theories that
we're set in circulation today. as pos
sible explanation Of the tragedy.
II Hunt had been able to swim or
wade to shore. Il is thought some
traces % his landing place would
have been found. The beat vas right
side M when discovered and contain
cd no evidence Of a struggle 81 any
kind and there we're no marks Of foul
plav on the body = the dead girl
Hunt was q years old and Miss
Davey. a year younger.
Met First Yesterday.
They met for the first time yester-
day afternoon. 10 vas learned through
inquiries made by Sheriff wing Some
q the recorders at the lake said thar
-he boat ride was suggested by Miss
Davev. and that she asked Hunt 10
take her boat riding about ? O'clock
yesterday afternoon. Hunt me; some
difficulty IN obtainia< . boat. beng re-
fused AZ one boat livery.
He secured a beat however about
$50 . IN. and a few hours later the
little craft was found anchored WITH
Miss DaFev's bodv floating nearbv and
no trace obtainable Of the young farm
Yer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
WORST STAGES PAST.
Floods in Missouri and Kansas Are
Sudsidinq.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, MO, July l3.-That
the floods in western Missouri and
eastern Kansas have passed their
worst stages was the assurance given
bv r. ports from all affected points TO-
night.
Both the Kansas and Missouri rivers
began falling at Kansas City today
and this is taken to indicate that the
back waters will rapidly recede. Rail-
way schedules were almost back TO
normal conditions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Zennelin's Airshin line.

BERLIN. July 13.-Count Zeppelin
is at present in Berlin negotiating
with the Prussian Railroad Tor a
working agreement between S pro
posed airship line and the road, by
which stations are to be enlarged 20
serve as shelters for airships.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
eIssge snd choIers :. csnson.

CANTON. CHINA. July i3.-it Is Of
fciaiiy reported today that rs deaths
from the bubOnic plague and % deaths
from cholera occurred here during the
two weeks ended last Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Service Bill Held 10.

LONDON. July fs-Thc House Of
lords tonight decided not 20 proceed
with the national service hiH which
Lord Roberts introduced in the House
yesterday. This bin provides for the
compulsory service IN the territory
army q all male citizens between the
ages q IS and -.