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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Family groops at the tent Studio.


Family groops at the tent Studio.
r. Gatewood is prepared to do under
taking at all times. Phone him.
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sl5o To Denver and return, every
SUNDAY. Via Colorado and Southern.
$50 to Denver and return. Every
Sunday. Via Colorado and Southern.
Money Loaned-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6O5 Empire Building.
Denver.
Mrs Stone of Elizabeth, teacher of piano
md voice will be at Mrs Jewell's each
Wednesday IT
at any time. notify me-. j. Il. BARNES,
Phone Ebert 26l.
For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, r.. L. Glow, of CLOVIS land office,
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
Shoe Repairing
Mems shoes half soled. 65c; ladies'
7uOt~, cVC, Jo9S dhu guns s,upc,, foS. W
10. Davies, two doors south OF postofiice
A chance TO have high class, photo
sraphs in your home town
Merrick and Mccain.
The up. right sawed shngle runs more
even and lasts longer than any other.
car of them has just been received
ny the Gates Co.
For Sale.
Good lumber by Brazelton and Hig-
by. 31s miles south of Elbert.
Middleton
will make the season as follows: Satur-
days at Ebert and the balance of the
time at Walter Dittemore's ranch.
DIrTEMoRE BRos.
Have your badies pictures made
while you have chence
Merrick & McCann
s150 To Denver and teturn Ever6
Sunday, Via Colorado and Southern.
A car of Portland Cement and Ideal
Wall Plaster just received by the
Gates Company.
Ebert visitors to Denver will find
copies of the Elbert County Tribune
on file at the "ALBANY HOTEL, sec
ond floor Parlor.
Try glass of ice cold sparkling soda
water at the Drug store; made from the
true fruit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Mrs j. H. Close and daughter Yer
went to Elizabeth Friday morning tc
attend the recitals given by mrs. Stone
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
The LittIeton creamery Company

Highest prices paid for cream. Sweet
cream specially. Testing done at sta
ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

The above Described School District
Warrants will cease to draw interest q
days from date of this notice.
Dated at Kiowa, Colo, this 18th day
of August, A. d. 1909.
ALLEN CARNAHAN.
Treasurer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Albert Neuman went to Denver Sun
day morning and will attend the ex-
position there.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Mrs Stone of Elizabeth, teacher of plan,
md voice will be at Mrs JEWELS eacf
Wednesday II
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Have your badies pictures mac
while you have chence
Merrick & McCann.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Try glass of ice cold sparkling soda
water at the Drug store; made from the
true fruit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Mrs. Green came out from Denver
Wednesday evening and is visiting
and is visiting friends in Elbert.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

ity. Lee Ramsey, 6O5 Empire Building
Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

The up right sawed shingle runs more
,yen and lasts longer than any other
\ car of them has just been received
by the Gates Co.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Anna Grin came up from Colorad,
Springs to visit for few days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, r.. L. Glow. of CLOVIS land office
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Elbert visitors to Denver will find
copies of the Ebert County Tribune
on file at the "ALBANY HOTEL, sec
ond floor Parlor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

A car of Portland Cement and Ideal
Wall Plaster just received by the
Gates Company.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Sl50 To Denver and teturn. Ever.
Sunday, Via Colorado and Southern.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Shoe Repairing

A chance TO have high class photo
graphs in your home town
Merrick and Mccain.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16
Fair Day September 2s 1909

| will have the Kiowa Barber to help
in the shop fair day, SO you wont have
long to wait, bring in your whiskers.
Yours for biz. Geo. McKimmie.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-09-16

Fritz Talbot accompanied his broth
or Floyd as far as Denver, co
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

Fhiiadelpnia oecsrarsical socisty. have
pointed 70 the inevitable collapse Of Dr-
Cooks claims as IN. dtscoverer OF The
North Polls. While many wondered al IN.
poise OF the man during the early days
after his return from the north. few can
commend M. business soumen In default
ing IN rav-nents f-st 20 his Mount Nc
Einiev raide snd nov 20 the two shifty
individuals who BY their own confession
were particeps crtr,iris N -he Plan 20 de-
ces-e the Copenhagen COMMITTEES.
The r-o outcounss 70 he resrerred IN the
Cock rasco are the deception and aetront
prscticed on Denmark. with the resulting
blow 30 TIE prestige of American science.
an6 the irrevecsble injustice done Com
man6er Peary"
d.. X. n werherfl. ar expert in ssrro-
nouical obse--.ricns. stin suspends jads-
nneut
I should 1ot think Of oondernirs Dr.
cook on ire evidence OF the -wo men -
New Yo-k" ne said To 90 90 would be
to perpetrste q possible injustice which
could not he remediec. II is entirely Gus
torna-y ,or explorers when they return
from their trips - obtain the services OF
erpert raa-herns ticians and astronomers 20
work. over their data and. IN sense. 20
prove the SANE"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
CHANCELLOR SPEIKS.
Dr. BethmGHn HOHweg S
Maiden Speech IN Reichstng.

Berlin, Dec. e-Dr Be-hnann- -Fiollves.
the Silent Chancellor as ne has been called.
delivered his maiden speech ia the Relchs-
Tag 1e-dsv. IN simple language and with
a matter 81 fact manner he SCI forth thar
the imperial goVernmen- policv vas 70
stand sloot from parties and groups OF
parties, IL shcEt. that tne government OF
Germany vas not government b. party.
Governmental measures would De sub
nlitted 20 the Reichstag for adoption. said
The Chancellor, but he was not disposed 10
define The arrangement Of parties which he
thought would support these measures
Ths recent political crisis over the taxa
rion bin had made no change IN German
institutions ne continued RaoicsIism strove
20 divide all Germany into tv-o political
camps. but the existence OF such a dualism
was fiction devised fo- party objects
II could not contribute 10 the sound de-
veiopment OF the country for every pro
possl 70 ne classified IS either radical or
reacticnsry.
Germau.'. the Chancellor sri rnn4d needed
continuous and eteady policies. both -
home and abroad. 10 satisfy the people. %
the end that their work either material or
intellectual. might be undisturbed o. dis
orders or experiments.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
GERM4NY PLEASED.
Presidents Remarks on Nicar-
aqua Especially Good.

Berlin. Dec s.-oficial and Journalistic
comment upon President Taft's message 20
Congress notes with approval what he says
regarding tt uniikelihood % trade wars
between the tinted states ana other coun-
tries as consequence CT the maximum
duties clause Of the new tarir la
The 'IsgeAlatt.' whish represents fran-
cial and radical opinion. concludes q two
column review by calling the message
friendly one.
Ar. Tefts Uttzrances respe@tins s,icar-
as2a. though considered in cfticial quarters
IS rather vague. are taken 10 mean that
the United states will restore order in
that republic. an outcome which VIII Re 70
The advantage q German trade and Ger
man possessions there. Germans have
ninetssn business houses IN Nicaragua
nearly s2J)t.0r0 invested 81 plantations
there. while q considerable trade with the
repu5lie Il done indirectly through German
houses in Guatemala Hamburg exporters
are delighted with ths prospect OF Aneri-
can Intervention and the pacihcation OF the
country
AL commentators observe that The mes
sage deals with fereiFn aEairE 70 an ex-
ten hitherto rot done II z Presidents
message 10 Congress, indicating that the
interests abroad Of the United States are
expanding and coming n contact wiki
European polties. especially as they con
cern China Canada and Belgian Congo.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THREE-M4STER LOST.
Message Says Standard OIL
Boat Johanna Foundered.

brief cable message in code was re-
eeived from Santo Domingo yesterday st
the Offices OF the marine department OF
the Standard Oil Company. ar No. ~ Broad
way. and when its meaning was dsciphered
the agents knew that the steel three
master Johanna. Of the Anglo American OIL
Company Of London. was somewhere az
the bottom OF the Atlantic
The message was signed "slckeFson. "
the name OF her master. and from the few
words he filed ~ NachsZ, Santo Domingo,
n was made out that ~ least half OF har
crew OF tveuty-four men had been saved
with him. The others. vho made up the
port watch. g. is feared have gone 70 the
bottom with the Johanna and her $50 .eo0
sugar cargo, which shs took on a. Iloilo,
p l.. for Philadelphia.
just where the l.Ts2-ton vessel foundsrsd
Is not known. buy IL Is believed that she
went 20 the bottom quickly somewhere To
The eastward Of Santo Domingo. where
Captain NIckereou and his raen landed. It
vas made out from the dispatch that Cap
tain Nicksrson ard The survivors who sc-
eosnpanied him landed az Samana and he'd
sent word 20 the Office on Broadway as
soon as he could md cable station.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
HOME TO ZELAY4.
Representatives. LedUe Udsh-
ingtOn an Despoir.

The Zelaya cabinet a, Washington las
gone 10 pieces. The I'VE members ccnsrt-
turing that body. who have been busy az
the capital irving 10 save their chief or.
a. least 10 soften the threatened blow,
lave given ur their mission IN despair
One of thoss TO desert the ZsIaya sran1-
ard is DR.. Isidoro Hazsra- He arrived here
from Panama several weeks ago under ap-
pointmsnt from President Zelsys as Minis
ter 70 the United States. Then the report
came OF the execution IN NicaraSua OF the
two Amsricanz. Cannon and Groce. Presi-
dent Taft thereupon refused 20 receivs him.
and as diplomatic relations we're severed
subsequently Dr. Hazera toUnd his OccU-
patton gone without even having worked
a. it, IIs left this city yesterday FOR New
Orleans where he win embark Tor Panama
which IS his home
Another who went TO Washington % try
20 bolster up the pTeczrious cause Of Presi-
dent Zelava vas DR.. Pedro Gonzalez. a
leading lawyer Of Nicaragua and brother
CT General Roberto Gonzalez. one OF Zs-
lsya's army chiefs. He Is back I'm New
York. and tomorrow he viii san on the
Regal Mail steamer Oruba for Panama On
his Wey % Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FICTION, SAY DANES
LOOSE AND DUNKLE
DTSCREDTTED.
Copenhagen Thinks Story Va
Circulated to Influence
Investigators.

Copenhagen. Dee p-rr. ro-p. rector
OF the University OF Copenhagen said
tonight that the charges published in
The New York Times against Dr.
Frederick A Cook are based on pure
hcricn- Nevertheless, he added. he would
accept the offer 70 examine the dccu-
m4nts prepared b. Loose and Dunkle
which The Times" has agreed 20 send
90 Copenhagen
Walter Lonsdale. secretary 20 Or.
Cook, who brought the explorers rec
ords 20 Copenhagen. also declared that
the accusations published in New York
and London against DR.. Cook were TO-
tally unfounded. He said that the
papers deIssersd 20 the University Of
Copenhagen contained the original OBJ
servations made by DR.. Cook during the
expedition. without alterations.
Mr. Lonseale stated further that the
explorers report was founded on these
and dictated by Dr. Cock 20 him. no
other person having anything 20 do with
Il Loose and Dunkle. Mr.. Lonsdale
added. were guests az the Waldorf-As-
toria during DR.. Cooks stay there. but
the explorers acquaintance with them
was slight.
Commodore Hovgasrd. the noted ex-
plorer. and Professor Olufssn, secretary
OF the Danish Geographical Society. also
discredit the accusations against DR.
Cook
The National Tldende" in an edi-
torisl says "It is natural that calumnies
should increase when D.. Cooks papers
are on the eve OF examination, the object
OF his accusers being 20 influence the
committee"
The committee which viii examine Or
Cooks records is composed Of the fol-
lowing, Professor Els Stromgren, di-
rector OF the Astronomical Observatory;
Dr. Q. F. PeChule. astronomer. attached
10 the Observatory; Gustav Holm, ex-
plorer. Professor A. T. Yensen. presi-
dent q the School Of Navigation: DR.
Royder. director Of the meteorological
Office. and Dr. F. \. Engstrom. director
OF the Lund Observatory.
The committee wiz begin its work al
the end OF the present week.
a summary of the afidavits OF Loose
and Dunkie. claiming 70 have aided Dr..
Cook IN the preparation OF his polar
data. was read here with amezeinent.
Scientific circles are inclined 20 he in
creGuloUs reCa riding the charges and
some persons. like Dr carl Burrau, the
astronomer. consider them 50 f-nprobs-
bls that their effect will be 20 strengthen
confidence in n. Cook. In an interview
Dr Burrsu SAID.
Passages Ia the story telegrs phed
here give me the impression that the
matter Is yhoroughlv untrustworthy.
Take for instance the statement about
Capella- Capella neither rises nor sets
in the polar regions. but remains ffxed
Over the horizon. In order 70 make OBJ
servations a. The North Pole = more ax-
tended and more detailed knowledge
IS Necessary than fs erioved usually -
he average ships captain
'It will however. be easv for ths uni
versity 70 determine the truth or other
wise of the charges"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
PICKERING ANXIOUS.
HarTGrd Scientist Hopes Dr..
Cook Is Truthful.
rR- uelssrsph 70 ne Trih---s

fF- leI@Erspk 70 Th- Trih-1e
Boston Dec Sit would be very regret
table indeed we're fl SHOWN that Dr Cook
had not reached the North Pole and IS de-
Iberarelv trying 10 deceive the scientific
world said Professor z. @ Pickering az
rhe Har-ard Observatory TO-DAY. ..Tt would
p partieuisriy bad because ~ would hurt
the standing u ar American explorer
abroad
In ths future. when ar American
claimed 20 have made = discover. people
would ss~. Oh We guess II is ike Ccok
hnding the poe II wvrld do America
great harm
ASKED regarding the sta-su,en. - The
Danish astronomer. Dr Cs-i rs1rren vho
Is credited with saving that the star Ca
peila neither rises nor SETS IN the Arctic
ana that CAPTAIN Losses remark about its
rising must be an error on The part Of Dr.
Cooks sccussr. Professor Pickering ssid
ur. Duran IS quite right Capella
neither rises nor sets 40 star rises or sers
in the polar regions. They rotate about
the supposed pole. As e matter Of fact. !
understand DT Coax - credited with hav-
lnE maze his observation IN The dayrinns.
n whicl case. q courFe the star Cspslla
could nct Be seen
] further agree with the Danish astron-
oraeT when he save that n order 70 make
observations - the pc.e. ir would require a
more extended snd more detailed knowledge
thar - usually ensoves by ths average
ships captain. Il Captain Loose v,rs only
such"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
CNIONIST FIGHT L4GS
Campaign against Liberals SO
Far Lacks Energy.

Loadon, Dec. s-The Cnienist leaders.
who are much slower III getting 70 work in
the election campaign than their rivals.
hsvA nov arranged 10 start in earnest A
long programme OF meetings in all parts OF
the country was issued from the Conserva-
tive organization Offices tonight
These viii be addressed b Arthur ;
Balfour, the Opposition leader in The House
OF Commons; Lord LAnsdowne. who holds
e similar position in the House OF Lords
Lord Curzon of Kedleston. Lord Miner
and other prominent statesmen. but the
campaign will not be IN full swing before
Jauuary.
Winston Spencer Churchill. president OF
the Board OF Trade, is pursuing q campaign
Of daily speeches IN Lancashire with un-
aba1ed vigor. Chancellor Lloyd-George
after brief vacation. addressed a great
meeting az Ca-uarvon tonight IN both the
English and Welsh language
Austen Chamberlain. eN-ChanCellor OF the
E&chequer. also addressed a great gather
ing to-day a. GFoet. Shropshire but had a
poor reception. meeting continually with
Interruptions. lie referred only in the most
general terms 10 tariff reform. None OF
the Cnlonist speakers has vet grappled
with this question They are probably
waiting for q lead from Mr.. Rslfour. who
is expected shortly 20 issue an election
manifesto
The campaign Is still distinguished BY
the strong line taken b. the religious
bodies against the House OF LoTGs This
Christian World publishes declarations
from thirty Free Church leaders, OF mod
crate views. against the rejection Of the
budget.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
BOAT SINKS: FIVE DEAD.
Fourteen Rescued from Frsighter in
Storm on Lake Erie.

tourteen fescuec from Erelghter In
Storm on Lake Erie.
Buffalo, Dec. s--In the wintry gale that
has swept Lake Erie for tventy-tcur hours
the zig frsighteE ". c. Richardson. ef
Cleveland. bound from Duluth fer Buffalo
with cargo Of flexseed. foundered early
to-day when she was within half a mile
OF the harbor entrance. Five OF the crew
perlshea- The remainder. numbering four
teen, we're rescued from the wreck by the
crew of The propeller William A Paine
which had anchored on the Vaverly Shoals
just off the west breakvater an hour be-
fcre the Richardson sank
Tonight the Paine IS still riding az an
chor in the heavy seas, and the rescued
men are all on board. she viii be unable
70 enter the harbor until the storm abates
The only communication established with
the Paine to-day vas by Captain Farrell
OF the tug Wilson. Circling around the
anchored vessel. he learned that s. Z May
berry. chief engineer. z. J. ClsTy, second
mate, and three dsckhands or firemen had
lost their lives.
The cause Of the wreck can only be sur
aIdson is brought ashore. but II is be-
hsved that while he was trying 70 swing
the freighter around a. anchor 20 ride out
the storm her cargo shifted. causing her
70 list so badly that she was svamped The
il surance on the Richardson. amounting
20 $3.50 Go will expire az noon tomorrow.
The cargo. valued az sfo0.Oo0. was fully in
sursd
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FIALA DEFENDS COOK.
Says Alleged Erpose Is False
on It's Face.
y Telerraph te "a. Trtrrn,. !


Cleveland. Dec. e-Desence OF Or. 2
a cook and dsnunciat.on OF the Dunkle-
Loose alleged expose printed thiE morn
ing vas voiced here by Anthony Fisla.
the Arctic explorer lec-uring here to
night
This story Is false on It's face" said
Mr. Fiala- The men have admitted
themselves IS parties 20 an alleged at
tempt 20 deceive. kno- both OF them.
Dunllle approached me a short time ago
and asked me 20 introduce him 20 John
7. Bradley Cooks hacker. for the pro-
motion OF an insurance scheme on Cook.
He wanted - insure the financial sue
cess OF Cooks lectures. II didn't look
right. and I told him so. I refused 10
introduce him or have anything 70 do
with his scheme. know he aftArwsrd
met Bradley
! have met Captain Loose. too. Did
h impress me as being a typical old sea
captain you ask Well hardly Hes
far roo clever"
Mr.. Fials. though he believes pr
Cooks original records will ne proved
authentic. admits data such az Dunlzle
and Loose say they prepared could he
drawn Up with such apparent authentic
ity as 10 deceive even tie Danish sci
entists.
But" he added. 7 don't believe anv
one could find a substitute for those old.
blubber stained, snow marked notebooks
familiar 20 every arctic explorer. This
Is where the weak part OF an attempt 70
deceive viii be found
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THINK COOK F.4KER.
4udEer Scientists BeIere Loose
and Dunklf.
rEv -e.eFraph 70 ne Tribune r

Fh4.E1s.PAis. De- s-Polar explorers snd
scie11srs m rhis ritz were generally in-
clinec ro-dsv 20 give cre6snce - he stories
tcl6 h. George Il Dunkle ane Captsfn
AuEust sdsl Loose OF NeE York. ths-
they he,ps1 fake records for D. Frederick
a ccok 20 suhstantiE-e claims that lie dfs-
covered rhe Nurth Pole
have Believed a. sioug tnat Dr- Cook
. a faker. al the comment o. Aarniral
Aeiv'-ls Any navigator OF sxpsrienes can
rr--ne ~ a sci O. observations and records
q me arctic regions which would bear
eiose sc-utins- I can do ir n the same
vsy rhsr Captain Loose SAYS y. dc :,
That is ~ starting from the Nerth Pole
sne aEuring hscl-vard. o. VICE versa.
There were TOO many dlScrepsnci.s y,
we narrative of Dr. Cook 10 eonvino, me
he reschee the North Polo. ! DO not thtnx
hs got OH Ct Eight o. land. II r-oulo take
r1o-s thar 8 mere statement 70 convince
ne thar Dr Cock reached The noe vim
rwo EsoE.InaEs ana q limited E--pplv or
recessiries"
A-nos Honssil, SURVIVOR % .hs Kane
ezpecition. was also skeptiosL
The crash cams sooner thar szp.rras
o. eo-ie" he said 7 have felr al sIonr
rAat cr. Cook would be proved q fske-
sooner CT lStsT any navigator can frame
- a SCI az -ecorcs pu-p0-u-g tc shcw thst
fs va 81 ths norrhs-nmost point OF the
ra--h. y iE my opinion that be fooled
away h.s u-as n The Arctic regions srtH
o certain tine. when he shoulo return ,nc
ssy he hac been 20 the Sorrh Pole. 7 90
nct believe ne was Enywhers nes- there +"
The developments o9 the last fe-r weeks
espec.slly The Mount McEiIlsv episode
s4-c Ee--y G. Bryant. president o. ths
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FoR TuRKo-GREEK ALLIANCE.
Fresidsnt Of Turkish Parliament -
Favor Of Such a Treaty.

Constan-inopls. De- s-Ths Cczstscn-
ncIIs newspapers ars siscuss.ng a possis'
Turxc-Csreek anIancs. Ahmed RIA Be.
leader Of the Young TuTk rsrty and pres
d-rt o. -he rrr<,Sn Parliament. HAS ~
dressed 90 the Greek Minister his des,rs
thaf such 4 treaty should Be arra1sso
when rhe Turkish ccrr,.tSS.cU gces -
Grec-s 60 seLtis rhs Cvatan question
He pointed cut the eact cs-ar rrrAey -
abandoned her rurrcse q srerctns
So 000.eo on th- nEvy as a p-ocf - -
anicabls tufeltions. anc said tha- -
Creek snd Turkish reets together wa
Suf.ce ~ combination With th- arr-N ~
safeguard a. their rights IN Macedonia
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10

OF the President. VINO recently arrived h=Ts
from Central America Dr. Davtla said.
'pavils shows that he is afraid By de-
claring martial Law. His tsars are ground
less. There Is no notton or rryi>g 20
overthrow him a. present. Clensral So
nilIa. the formsr President of Honduras
who. II IS asserted. vc-lG lead a move
ment against paviIa is living quietl- near
Starnm Greek. British Honduras
The country Is rip4 for a change out
r. viii not come yet The effect - marital
law viii be 20 allow Davila % flrthsr
Wrcak his vengeance en- his political enc
mics 7 am informed that he has ALREADY
taken steps 90 this end
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
FINLAND Must PAY.

she IF Assessed for Fer Share of Cost
Of japanese War.
- petersburg Dec e-Aiajor General
EorotkiTl. representing The War Once n
he R1sso-Ftnnish Commission. has sub-
rrlift.e demand that Finland .sy her pro-
portionai share % The expenses % the
Ersso-sspAnese var. These srnounrea sp-
proxisnAieiy 70 A-Sooooo 90. and Finland's
share is estimated az 2s5ooooo
THIS proposal has canssd great excitement
n Finnish circles. where II is pointed OUT
thst Finland's sole participation in m. va
vas one of solitary dstachnent
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
THIRTEEN MISSING
costinued from nrst psss.

is of the opinion that the metallic life
boat capsized. and that the captain and
other members Of the crew were
drowned
The known men in the missing ltfe-
boat are Thomas Bell. OF ogaensburg
captain: James Thompson. first mats.
Melville Brashav, second mate. Thomas
Olson and David -. vheelsmen: Har-
vey LAWS. steward; Felix oHare. porter,
and two vatchmen vino shipped at Erie
and whose names are not known.
The rescued men are loud IN their
praises OF welch. He cheered them up
in their fight against the flames and the
storm. and vas the last man 70 leave the
Clarion
New-York tribune., 1909-12-10
MAY HAVE ARMS TOR ESTRADA.
Tug Sailing from Texas Fort Takes on
Strange Grew and Cargo.
y TeIerrarh b - Trihuae.

BY Telegraph % The Tribu2e
Galveston. Dsc. s--Ths ocsengoins tug
Jimmie, Captain John Allen. with q
strange crew OF SIX men. is missing. and
circumstances connected with itz disap-
resrance strengthen the report that the tug
e on IT'S v2y 20 Nicars qua with several
thousand guns and many rounds % aranu-
n4tien FOR the insurgents The tug steamed
from Sabir-e 70 Galveston a stxty-mile
trip last Saturday morning. The regular
crew was transferred trom ths tug the day
she sailed for Galveston. and Captain A.
len recruited a crew % strangers for tho
short voyage
AZ the entrance 20 Sabine Pass the tug
stopped ana took on board a number OF
boxes supposed 20 contain niachinery.