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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-22
KILLED BY AUTO.

81 Louis, Aug @t.-Mrs. James Me
Cabc. wife Of the president of the Nc
Gale Powers Carriage company. was
run down and killed this afternoon by
an automobile. Fred Bachofner, the
chauffeur, was arrested.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-22
A NIGHT OF WILD RIOTING
AMONG STRIKING WORKMEN
Daring and Partially Successful Attempt Blow Up Office Build
ing of the Pressed Steel Car Company Is Made---Niro-
Gycerine Bombs Are Used FreeyWomen
Take Prominent Part

burg was attacked by sympathizers
and dozen passengers aboard the
car were severely beaten and finally
rescued by troopers.
At midnight the situation was quiet
hut nminnus.
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Big Automobile Races on Indianapolis Speed
way Ended by Carnival of Fatalities
SEVEN LIVES LOST IN EFFORT TO MAKE RECORDS
One Mechancan and Two Spectators Are Killed in Acct
dents That Marred Yesterdays Contests and the Ref
cree Calls the Entire Meet Off Because of
the Fatal Disasters Marking Event.

the National repair kit and kellum
was substituted for him. MCrZ's car
had gotten into trouble on the far
side of the track and Lyme had run
across the infield in the sun. and this.
combined with the emotional excite
mcnt of the moment. caused him To
fall into dead faint. kellum, eager
to get back into the contest started
off across the field He and MerZ
were soon able to get the car going
again and continued the dizzy grind
around the track, which was becom-
ing more bumpy every minute. Merz
is an indianapolis boy. the son of a
policeman, and n great favorite.
Hits a Post.
Despite the tragedy, the six cars in
the contest continued the race until
the accident happened to Bruce keene.
His car crashed into post near the
side of the track after it had. for some
unaccountable reason, saidded. Schil-
Ter. the mechanician, sustained
slight fracture of the skull. keene
was not seriously hurt. After this
accident. the officials having decided
that every man in the race was In
danger stopped the race. When the
race ended, Lee Lynch, in a National,
was leading and had covered 235
miles in ABB 40. DcPalma was
second, three quarters of a lap be
hind
After the race n statement was is
sued by Referee $. Il. Stevens to the
off hn CT IN
owing to the physical condition OF the
contestants, ruled that it was no race
and no awards would be made. He
recommended, however. that suitable
engraved certificates OF performance
be given to all contestants who fin
ished.
Homer toilette. one of the spectators
killed, was n farmer living at Trafal-
gar. Ind, 26 years old. and unmarried.
kellum was a resident of this city and
had been working for the National
company for several years. He was 81
years old and leaves n widow and two
children.
Aitken, in his National got the lead
and was not headed until after he had
covered 1O5 miles at the rate of 65.4
mites an HbHF- UtH al dGtihtnl
stopped him. At 100 miles Aitken
was leading Burman and his Buick by
more than four minutes. Herbert
Lytle. driving an Apperson. finished
second at the end of 30 miles. Short
ly afterwards his steering gear broke
and the car skidded down the track
and plunged into the soft earth at
the side of the track. Neither Lytle
nor his mechanician was injured. \
woman tainted when the car plunged
off the track. Lytle later reappeared
in the race but was out when the
event was called off. After Aitken
dropped out Eurman went into the
lead and held it for about 40 miles.
when cylinder head cracked ard he
was forced In withdraw. cheVro.et
and Strang had already withdrawn
and the Bucks were now without
representative.
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Shoots Upward.

Released from this great weight, the
airship shot upwards at a terrific pace
until it was great height above the
clouds. The pilot succeeded. however,
Is bringing her down near the earth.
turning her about an dsct out To fight
their way southwark against a strong
wind. The airship proceeded slowly
southward to the edge of the pack ice,
where the steamer Fran was anchored.
After much difficulty. tow rope was
gotten aboard the Fran. which started
Immediately to tow the airshlp To
Spitzbergen. The strain was 50 great,
however. that il threatened 10 tear the
car, to which the rope was attached.
TO pieces and Mr. Wellman finally
decided To bring the airship down tn
the surface of the water. This was
effected without mishap and the car
rested on the surface Of the water un-
Ill all members of the crew. the dogs
and the scientific Instruments could
be transferred aboard the Fran. \
fresh start was then made and the
America was toWed back To the land
ing stage and within Il short distance
of where the start vas made.
But the ill luck Of the expedition
was not yet at an end. Just as the
airship had reached the landing stage.
and everything looked favorable for It's
rescue without serious damage. a sud
den gust of wind caught the big bag
broadside on and snatchcd it away
from its towlnes. II was carried ca
reening over rough ice hummocks. for
II III
All the scattered parts of the airship
were subsequently recovered. but the
damage was So great as 10 preclude
any further attempt to fly over tho
pole this year.
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Oldfield Wins.

The 25-miie free for-all was won by
Barney Oldfield in Benz. His race
was for the Remy grand brassard. an
arm hand To be worn by the winner,
and he will be paid s75 a week as long
as he successfully defends it. He
must race when called upon and. If he
loses it, the SIS a week goes to the
new holder. Oldfield maintained II
sensational pace. negotiating the 20
miles i'm 21:21 7-10.
The l0-mile race for the amateur
championship of the country was easy
for f \. Hearne of Chicago, who
drove his high powered Fiat. His
only rival to finish was Jimmy Ryall
of New York. with n Buick.
kinkaid. in a National. won the Is
mile free-f for-all handicap after hard
struggle in the last lap with Ralph
De Palma in a Fiat.
Stillman. in Marmon. took third
place in this event.
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kellum weeps.

KeIlum wept like a cid when he
found the car would not be able to
continue the race. Merz's first me-
chanician, Robert Lyme, collapsed in
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-22
THE WEATHER

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LEGAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS sALE

Georgia -Glynn County
By virtue of an order of the court
Of ordinary OF said county VIII he
sold at public cutlery oil the first
Tuesday in July. 1903. within the law
ful hours OF sale. al the former place
of business OF Abraham Borchardt.
deceased 1903 Grant street. in the
city of Brunswick, Ca. to the highest
and best biddsr fer cash the follow
ing personal property conn rising a
part OF the estate of said Abraham
Borohardt to-wit Six shares of the
capital stock Of South Atlantic Tow
ing company o the par value Of sl0o
each. three shares of capital stock Of
Brunswick Pilot Boat company Of the
par value of 500 each. ana all The
butcher shop equipman aud fixtures
Said saie viii be continued from day
to dag until completed
Joseph sorehardt,
Adnlinisuato. q the Estate Of Abra-
han Borchsrd'
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a ThrllIino Rescue

How Bert K Ian, u Chevy, Wash
was saved from frightful death Is a
story 10 thrill The world a hard
cold, he writes, brought on a des
perate lung trouble hat baffled an
expert doctor here Then l paid SO
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Spokane, who did rot help me. Then
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coMMfssloNERs. 80

State of Georeia .-C oauty oil GIynn
By yirtIe Of an order issued from
TIE superior court q said county
dated MAY Slsr 1898, TO Us directed.
I'm she petition for partition of Charles
4 Russell and W. 3 Burroughs. ten
ants I'M common. there viii be sold,
for the purpose Of partition. before
the door Of the Courthouse in said
county. for cash. 70 the highest and
best bidder on tie first Tuesday in
July. 1909. the following described
lot OF parcel of land, situated in tie
Old Town of the CITY of Brunswick ana
identified or Baldwin's map Of said
city made in 1887, as Old Town lot
No. sixty-three lNo. CD: said lot con-
tains ninety by one hundred ard
eighty feet Said sale is subject to
confirmation or rejection by said su-
perior court The successful bidder
is required TO deposit as earnest
money with the undersigned 10 per
cent. OF his or her bid and the re-
mainder to be paid en- confirmation Of
sale, if made, Il rejected. the said
lao per cent to be returned to the bid
der. This June It'll. 1909.
H. 2. du 5ianon,
Nm. H. Berrie,
Edwin w. Dart,
Commissioners.
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QUERIES.

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by do you
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When I stand
At your hand,
Quit o. ! wiz lose my head.
AZ the beach
There's no breach,
Or the sands or elsewhere.
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How you frown
II the shops or elsewhere.
At the dance.
You entrance,
Dancing TO the emerald sea;
When ! bow,
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You're as mad as you can be
Exchange.
~
Miss Louise Balkcon. Of Georgetown.
Ca. is visiting Mrs. 3 F Mann on
81. Simon.
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CITATION.

Ge0rgia.-GIynp County.
G. A H. Jennings, administrator up
or estate Of Mrs. Ellie May Brown.
late Of said county. deceased having
fled his petition for discharge. This
is to cite all persons concerned TO
show cause, if any against the grant
ing OF said discharge at the regular
term Of the court OF ordinary for said
county to be held on the first Monday
in July, 1909. Horace Dart.
Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia
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NOTICE.

eorgia,-Glynn CopnJy.
To Whom it MAY Concern: Tbs
undersigned admin traitor upon tbs
estate Of Mrs MARY Smith. has APP
Piled 10 the court ct ordinary for said
county Of Glynn, for leave to sell Ger
tain land Of the said estate for the
purpose Of paying debts and distribu-
zion, which said Application viii be
heard at the July term, 1909, of ahe
court Of ordinary 81 said county.
This June nth, 1909
O. =. Gilmore.
Administrator upon Tie Estate al Mrs.
Mary Smith.
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DEPSONAI
AND SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mason. Misses
Frances and Ethel Mason and Miss
Margaret Barkuloo VIII leave next
Thursday 20 spend month al st.
simon IN the pretty upper cottage
aow owned by NJ Enamel
4 number Of young people leave This
morning for Ceylon, Camden county.
to be guests az the house 0arty at
which Miss Nell Noyes viii entertain
until next Tuesday. Those in the
party from Brunswick are Misses
Katherine and May Stiles May Wright.
Lula Ralston, Annie Dean Atkinson.
Messrs. win Parker, Charlton Elem
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John Mcintosh.
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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO
SAT-.

Georsia.-Glynn County
Notice is given to whom it con
Germs that the undersigned admins
traitors have applied to the under.
signed ordinary for leave 10 sell the
lands belonging to the estate of Rob
ert Moses Sawyer, late of said county,
deceased, and which real estate is de-
scribed in said application now of file
in the office of said ordinary. and
said application viii be heard at the
next term of the court of ordinary Of
said county. This June 9th, 1909.
Allen Franklin.
William c. Cain,
Administrators of the Estate of Said
Robert Moses Sawyer. Deceased.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia.
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: TO DEBTORS AND CRED
aTnpG

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
TORS.
State OF Georgia.- County OF Glynn
All creditors Of the estate of Mou
Yuen, lately of said county, deceased.
are hereby notified to render In their
several demanda to The undersigned
according to lew. And all persons
indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment TO me.
This june 10th, 1909
a. 4. Boyle,
Administrator upon the Estate OF Mou
Yuen, Deceased.
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w. 3. Fain,
cITATIoN

Georeia.-Glynn County
L. Goldsmith. administrator upon
estate Of G. L. Pitcher, late Of said
county deceased having filed his Pc
titlon Cor discharge. This is to cite
all persons concerned to show cause,
If any against the granting Of said
discharge at the regular term Of the
court Of ordinary for said county to
he held on the first Monday in July,
1899. Horace Dart
Ordinary, Glynn County Georgia.
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LEGAL ApveErlsEmENrs-
cITAroN-

CFIA f0N.
To All Whom 1t MAJ Concern:
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ty, ghis is to cite Sd and singular
the creditors and neX- Of Yin OF II W.
Green, TO be and apDaar at my Office
within the time allow by Law. ana
show cause, if any taE can why per-
manent administralca should not be
granted to Ward L. Lang on Fl W.
Green estate.
Witness my and hand official sigma =
ture, this 9Th day 9s June, 1909.
Horace Dart, Ord nary.
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~ Cashier
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Miss Fannie LIVINGSTON, OF Thomas
Vile, IS the guest OF Mrs. j A VIII
hanson. having come to attend the
Williamson-hicket wedding next We'd
nesday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-03
FOUND DEAD
IN A RIVER
Body of lens Abrahamson
Recovered from a Stream
in Montana.
LOOKING FOR RELATIVES

Philip Schwartz, financial secre-
tary of Po Ambo Tribe, Red Men,
received telegram this M orning
from Drummond, Montana, stating
that Jens Abrahamson. form erly Of
this city, was found dead in river
there. No further information is
given. The telegram is as follows:
"Drummond, Mont.
Philip Schwartz:
"Jens Abrahamson found dead in
river. Said to be member your
lodge. Wire inform alton 6alish
Tribe No. IA, Phillipsburg, Mont. q
~. M. MORSE"
Mr.. Abrahamson resided in this
city until four or Ave years ago. He
is well-known here and owned prop
erty on Hall avenue, 1t is not
known whether he has any relatives
still living here or not. Mr.. Schwartz
is making an investigation this af-
ternoon so as to wire back instruc
tions as TO what to do with the body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-03
That An Incinerating Plant
Must Come Seems to Be
Opinion of Health Board.
ASK ALDERMEN TO
ENFORCE REGULATION
Discussion of Code Reveals
Amusing Instances Where
Various Clauses Clash.

The disposal of garbage was the chief
question under discussion at last night Is
meeting of the Board of Health A
motion was adopted that the Committee
on Sanitation confer with the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers of the Board
of Aldermen and ask them to have in
cluded in the next garbage contract, a
clause stating that the contractor must
do the work in accordance with the
health code of the city.
This means that he will have to keep
his wagons covered at all times, and
see that no appreciable quantity Is
ing or dropped from the vehicles
while loading or driving. The matter
Of keeping ashes separate from
vegetable matter and other
garbage will also be brought be-
fore the aldermen. They passed an or
dinance some time ago that house
holders must keep ashes and
garbage apart. The collect
ors put 1t all in the same
wagons and people have forgotten that
rule. The health board would have
that ordinance enforced and the gar
bage contractor compelled to use one
wagon for garbage and the other for
ashes.
Condition Of the Dump.
Deputy Inspector Brewster reported
that the Second street dump is in fairly
good condition now. Chairman Hender
son of the Committee on Sanitation, re-
ported that the committee together with
the mayor, aldermanat t-large and chair
man of the street committee, visited the
grounds several days ago and found
them to be as bad as alleged. econ
.ditions were not tho least exaggerat-
ed, said Mr.. Henderson. He told Of
how decaying animal and vegetable mat
ter was found scattered about and said
that much paper was to be seen on a
windy day, such as it was on the day
Of the inspection, papers and other light
objects few about in the air and back
yards thereabouts were literally filed
with paper and refuse. Commissioner
Henderson objected mainly TO promis-
cuous dumping on those grounds and he
said that the city's street department
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-03
FOR ELEVEN
COUNTY ROADS
Engineer Larson Goes Over
Map of Middlesex With
Commissioner GyIkison.
UPPER SMITH STREET
Want Something Better Than
Macadam--Both Sides of
Trolley Tracks.
UPPER SMITH STREET

County Engineer Morgan F. Larson
spent yesterday with State Road Com
missioner Gylkison, going over the maps
of eleven county roads in Middlesex,
which the Board of Freeholders will i'm
prove during the coming summer.
Most Of them will be graded and ma
cadamized, but the Board Of Freehold
ers, assisted by their engineer, would
have Smith street from public school
No. 4 westward, paved with something
better than macadam, on both sides Of
the trolley tracks to the top Of the hill
just beyond the old water works. Com
mencing at that point the macadam will
only extend on the north side of the
trolley tracks.
Other county roads, for which plans
are about complete, are: the Trenton
New Brunswick turnpike; South River
turnpike; Plainsboro Cranbury road
New Market road to Plainfeld; Mill
town road; Deans road to Franklin
Park road from Helmetta to Spots
woodj Jsmesburg Helmetta road; and
Jefferson avenue, in Dunellen, an inter
county road between Middlesex and
MON counties. Middlesex county is only
to pay for portion OF the pavement of
that highway.