davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
TAFT ASSISTS IN
BIG CELEBRATION
Arrives In Historic Norwich, Which
Is Observing 250th Anniversary
of Villages Establishment.
BY r. n. HAZARD.
(Staff Correspondent of the United
Press and Detroit Times.)

NORWICH, Conn, July 5.-PrCsI-
dent Taft arrived from Beverly shcIt.
~ after 10 O'Clock today 10 assist the
townspeople in their celebration OF
the 250th anniversary of the establish
menc OF the village. His special train
was met by committee OF citizens
headed by the town officials and Wins
low Tracy Williams. who will be the
presidents host for the day.
Williams is the biggest mill 0wner
in this section of the state and his
mansion, Rock Cliffe. is one OF She
towns places. During the Civil War
Norwich grew rich from ner cloth
mills. the government buying uni
forms here With the money thus
gained the business men of Norwich
! built many grand colonial mansions
which are still standing as landmarks
OF past prosperity The trusts came
along 10 shut up the mills. the elder
generation OF thrifty business men
passed away, and prosperity moved:
elsewhere. But neither death nor the
heartless combinations of capital can
rob Norwich of her history. She Is
proud of the fact that one OF her EARL.
est residents was Uncas. the famous
chief OF the Pequots and that here
also lived Miantonamah. the great
! leader OF the Narragansetts Here is
the zone OF Fighting John" Masons
triumph over the red .men and here
took place the many thrilling com
bats between the races that have ceen
done into story by Cooper and other
novelists.
In his address to the townspeople
today President Taft mentioned some
of the famous settlers and praised
! their herosm and perseverance.
reception to the villagers was
held at noon during which Mr.. Taft
shook hands with several hundred
persons. Later In the day he left FOL
Albany and Fort Tcerondoga.
! BEVERLY, Mass, July 5.-Mayo,
/ Trowt, City Clerk Herrick and Post
master Norwood were among the nota
! bic citizens at the station today 70
say farewell to President Taft wheu
| he left for Boston and Norwich at 8 "A
this morning.
! Four secret service men are now on
duty about the Evans cottage, and
when the president arrives for his va
cation this force will ne doubled. The
Offices TO be occupied by Secretary
/ Carpenter and the executive stan az
all ready for use. They are In the
second story OF the red orlck building
at Cabot and Federal streets.
E! On the same floor are the Offices 81
a dentist, lawyer the board or trad'
and two telegraph companies. Almost
directly across the street is the Uni
tartan church, which the president wi
attend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
RIotino In Palermo

ROME. July incomplete reports
from Palermo. Sicily. say that violent
rioting has broken out in many parts
~ the city following the imposition OF
4 new tax assessed for the benefit OF
the shipping industry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

The French Aerial league has % r
fected plans for four lines OF dirig-
ible balloons. To carry passengers be
tween Paris and as many other cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and MISUNDERSTANDING night
and Tuesday, partly ctoudy, unscttIedt
probably showers moderate tempern-
ture. moderate cnstcrly winds.
Lower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cloudI-
ness with showers tonight and Tues
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

One year nEO TO-DAY - Maximum tenn
peruture -; minimum 0tB mean 80,
clear weather.
sun rose at I'02 a. IN. sun sets NJ
StiO y. m.
Alexander. UMBRELLAS. "a Monroe
Commorc.s '.t.-.fft 20 Collections
job Printing Go1e rysat. Time. Print
ing Co, Is John R.-st Phone l49s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

Job Printing done right. Tfmes prfss-
tns Co., is John R.-st Phone 1855
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

call DETROIT rNNIcAD co.
n Ain Ssa0. City Se2o. PARK ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

UoURIN TEMPERATURES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
BIC PAVING
CONTRACTOR
IN GUTHRIE

j. f. Hill president and general
manager of the d T. Hin Construction
company of ChicsgO, which has The
contract for che ss00,000 worth Of paw
ing IN ,ihis city accompanied bY bis
nephew. A. J. llnl, arrived IN Guthrie
last evening enroute 10 Chicago from
y business trip to Texas whore the
Hin enmpany has large contracts Mr.,
Hin spent the day III conference with
hts suberdlnaies IN charge Of the con-
strnetion work here IN bis rooms at
The Hotel Ione.
This is Mr.. iiiil'a first visit 70 Guih.
he and he was very favornhlY I'M
pressel with ne city rs slightly loca
.ion and magnificent public buildings
and was SURPRISES 10 see 10 many
evidences Of prugreaslyeness and thrift
among the merchants ana citizenship.
declaring ths, The cnpilal city was
lilul eltiea il the Vest
Mr.. Hl' stated that within gear
Guthrie would ba the best paved clty
of It's size Ia the prosperous Southwest
ae leoked over fhe paving work that
hps been completed and WIS highly
p'eased with It. especially the asphalt
on Noble avenue.
President Hin instructed his men
sc carry out the specifications of he
CONTRACT With the eity III every TesperI
and To snafe no pains III making 8
Food JOB Of paving He sisted that
this la he largest eontrael be has iak
~ If the new state and shal he wants
q have the bast possible Job Of as.
rhali lald here Az he exxpecia 10 goi
other large cunirae III the atsfe III
the lear future
tfsidont Hill leaves tonight fof
lineage hnl states that Ne expects
10 yis.; sae capi al city several times
before ME company has completed Is
contract here A. J. Fiji hia nephew
&iil remalh here seye.el days before
returning 70 chIeaso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
METHODS or ExTOUHOH|STS
DISCLOSED BY OFFICIALS
Papers Seized at headquarters
Furnish EVIdHnes In-
eliminating Gang

Cincinnati. Ohio. June Govern
ment secret service and poatofflCe d
spectors NOW that they have caught
many OF the rlngleadera In the Socie
y Of Banana. commonly known as tho
Black Hand. are today disclosing
some OF The methods pursued By the
officers 10 the organization Of exto
llonisiM
A Black Hand member inrensea
over what he thought q wrong division
Of the blood money, was Induced az
beiray bis associates, although ontnn
slhly continuing bis friendship for
them, 80, when preparations
being made two months agn for 4
vision meeting Of The sicllIlan plot
terra at Marion, Ohio, The puusogflre lIlr
spectors and Government secret aef
ice agents we're kept informed
An Under Surveillance
Pust0flice Inspectors wnl0 N Maris
on a week before the day set log thQ
meeting and laid thelr plans 10Y find
Ing out what took place. The 0lalrefHs
secured q room n The building u
Joining lhe fruit store a Ham LlEaa
/ the alleged riHKIFdfiHf of ffass@ fass4@ m@AzAzs
In a llttia room In the rear Of the
store ihe pio'4era assembled Ihes
came from pitlabura. Columbus NaII#
tontalne. Ceveand ToIedo. Upset
sanduaky Newburg, Clnclnnall #ad
other cities There wefo mere than
twenty at the meeting Their uafEeF
we're secured by The Government uE
fcers aud each has glnce haen under
surveillance.
When Lima vas arrested and tne
tapew III his headquarters enuflacated
evidence was found The officers a.
sefs, discriminating a number Of lhoAe
who attended the conference. whefs
lhe business affairs nf the #Hpriess
Of the Hanana.p the new Mhfia Or
kanlzatl0n, we're discussed Ia hhE
arrests elready made. 81 IS sald. are
Included several OF these who eltena
Cd the meeting
Threaten Arfeste,
Tho others will be laAcn into ems
tody as rapidly aB evidence aulllcleal
10 hold them ia s@culed,
Barney Boniti a DenlAon. Ohio, fruit
dealer. who gave up hiF bnalneas md
fled TO Italy 10 escape fhe Black Hand
emlssarles. was murdered BY mem
befs OF the society IN Italy Alloeesh
er thirteen Black Hand suspects haVe
been arrested. but four have been
released.
Federal warrants for three more
members os the Ohio black Hand
band Of iisllane were isaued today and
the members Of Sam IAmaa EanE Who
arc sought have fled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
TAKE NOTE

President Charles II Martendale
Of The Guthrie chamber Of commerce,
today Issued q call FOR a mass meet.
ing Of citizens IN the city hall audi.
lorium Monday night. The chamber
Of commerce has several Important
propositions to submit from manu-.
featuring concerns seeking locations
n uAe state. among them a s500.O00
packing plant The promoters Of the
packing plant VIII be here IN per.
son Monday might and present the
proposition to the citizens. Presi-
dent Marlendale has not been ad-
vised as TO the nature OF tie propo.
sition, but Il is understood bhat II Is
to be backed by the Armour Pack
ing company, which already has rs
main distributing office IN Oklahoma
here.
Guthrie has opportunities knocking
az her door stated President Marten.
dale today and We are receiving in
qulrles daily from Eastern concerns
relative to the advantages Of Guthrie
as a factory center
VIM. Bingham, who represents a
large ST. Louis lumber firm and who
has q lumber yard al Rolf, Okla.
was III the city yesterday looking for
d location for a big yard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
LED RETIRED LIFE
WITH A COMPANION
Followed Millionaire 10 London
After HN Obtained
Divorce

London June i2-~May Agnes Ruiz,
divorced wife Of Antonio Ruiz, Ut one
lime member Of the Cuban legation
ln Washington, took her life here on
May rs. Il was only by chance lhai 4
became known that she had commit.
Ied suicide.
Mrs. Ruiz killed herself IN no,
apartment In house on Grosyenor
street. whore she had been living for
aeveral months Evidence taken ~
the inqueal showed hat Mrg. ruiz
came Ia London 10 April and took
iufnlahed house IN Grusvonor street
She brought with her a butler. foot
man, page, COOK and two French
maids
She led retired tie with a com
peniDn, a Miss Caney. an American
woman % about her own age SHE
saw iitles company besides Alfred G.
Vanderbilt whose visit ceased early
IA May. Then she became Irritable
and depressed A doctor was SUMMON
ed end announced that she was aut
fering from heart affection She
took 20 her bed aud lost her appetite
On sunday May IS, Mis- Csney wat
startled hs hearing shots IN Er9
Rul2s hedsoom She rushed IN aui
found Mrs Ruiz lying on the bed with
bullet wouml IN her breast end q
revolver living by her side She Wae
conveyed to a nursing homie IN Fhy
roy square where she died the saine
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12

az a ratio per cent four times as great
as any other state IN the Union.
The leading Republican paper Of the
State Of Kansas recently stated odi-
t0rinlly that Oklahoma had the nest
corporation law and the most efficient
Corporation Commission of any OF the
western states That looks pretty
good 10 me from a Republican paper
and would be a good reason for moi
changing our present condition.
Oklahomas cities and towns are CO.
Ing ahead at a marvellous rate. Okla
homa City itself, has nearly doubled IN
population and wealth since the day
our State Constitution was adopted.
"Oklahomaa bank deposits have In
creased $22.U00OO0 IN the last seven
teen months.
Oklahoma's railroads are earning a
good living under our existing consti.
tuition and laws and building more
miles Of new road now than all the
other states between the Mississippi
river and the Rocky Mountains com
bined
Development In all lines OF com.
merce and railroad construction will
continue under the existing laws
which give she people fair protection
ami also give every honest dollar OF
Investment show to earn q eood
profit.
Is there any reason then for handing
our State Constitution over to the
Wall street lawyers and asking them
to amend II to suit themselyesg We
hink not. Ia fact | am now having q
little scrap with q Wall street lG~yvI,
whose real grievance Is our State
Constitution.
Capital for Investment Is coming to
Oklahoma more rapidly than to any
other state In the Union and viii con.
tlnue to come. No doubt tho specula.
tive element would Ike to amend the
Constitution so that they could get
three dolalrs Instead OF one, but II Is
our opinion that as long as they com
tlnue 10 como for one dollar that me
producers OF our state arc entitled TO-
retain the other two dollars
II will be time enough ior ns io
send our State Constitution to Wall
street 60 be revised and amended when
time has developed that Tho wheels
Of progress win not roll without such
but today, tho people OF
oklahoma are so busy keeping track
OF onr wonderful progress and dovelop-
ment that we certainly have no timg
to surrender lhe Constitution that is
looked upon by the honest people OF
every state ID inc Union asi prize
which they wonld be glad 10 Inherit"
Guthrie. Okla, june liz O. W..
Holmes Of saltwater. okla has been
appointed State Dairy Inspector by the
Slnle Board Of Agriculture aud will
aasume bits dulas na few days Mr.
Holmes Is q graduate of tho A. a NJ.
College aud has been one OF The en-,
rloyees ! lhe creamery which Is un
in connection with that institution,
With the duties Of inspecting darlcs
and ereamafles which provide prod.
uots for The cities, he Mili visit the
various farmers Institutes Of The state
and help develop that most important
industry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
SELECT OKLAHOMA
FOR SAN|TAR|UM SITE

l0hld OK. June l2--Dr. Frank n.
Davis. secretary OF the state medical
board, ~ authority for the announce
ment chat D tuberculosis sanltarium
viii be established In the near future
near enid by the French government
Il Will be The largest and most com
nletc IN the country. Through other
interests an option on large irae
Of land al Salt Springs has been Sc
cured by the commission OF iubercul
gsla specialists appointed By France
five years ago After searching other
attractive nations The commission de-.
cided that the $50 miles about SAL
Springs. Woodward ami Cherokee,
Okla, the safest place against the .Su
herculoais germs thR cIfnnissioi 3
selection was Just made public IN
PsriB The cost Of the snnltarmm Is
not known here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
NORTHWEST COUNTRY
ALIVE To IRRIGATION

Charles Jarrett secretary Of the
ale hnald of agriculture. who by
virtue Of an 0ld territorial law Is also
state engineer. received an appllca
ton today from the Green velleg IT,.
iiration company q Texas county o.
have Tho privilege q usine The water
~ reaYRr river for irrlfating purpos
es IN lha county An irrigation ditch
iwu and 4 half miles long is 10 be CON
f-ueied rrar Cluymou 10 water farma
n ihst vicinity The Aillaonpusman
mpany alaD have an application IN
for an Irrigation ditch connecting with
IlraVer river o furnigh waier FOR 20s
600 aefes oI land In Texas county
a severe drought ID 1'nxas county
last year reminded the people of that
Part nf ne Texas Panhandle Of the
necessity II irrigation le raly upon III
dry wears nnd several such projects
'afe nov On fgni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
BLACK PROTOTYPE OF
SHERLOCK HOLMES

Last night Guthrie entertained tho
most noted negro detective that race
has nroduced-a man who has
brought before tAe bar OF Justice
thirty odd mnrderefs who had been
lost to other auth0rlties-a man oil
ordinary appearance but with q
trained eye and steady nerve
Bob Meyer, wanted for the muir
der OF Sheriff McDougall, IN q Miss.
issippi county brought Frank Walk.
en- Sherlock he has been called,
and hardly knows any other name,
from Flora, MISS 70 Oklahoma, and
being here, he took steps toward 10.
eating Alf Hunter, the brutal murder
er OF Susie Pride at Oklahoma City
and vino later shot 10 death brave
Harvey Garrison, sheriff Of Oklahoma
county IN & Blaine county wheat.
field duel
Walker carries personally written
endorsements from ex-GovernOr ] II.
Vardanan and Governor Noel Miss
issippi, Governor lCan r. Sanders,
i.Uuislann; Governor George w. Don
aghcy, Arkansas, Governor Haskell
of this state. and from large num-
bor Of prosecuting officers who speak
81 him in the highest terms
walker atrolled the streets of
Guthrie Friday evening. leaving on
q night train. His auesg for Mlssls'
sippi bad men has already commenc-
20 bearing fruit ard II be gathers a
few 9i them back 10 the scenes Of
their daginfdly acts be will not meet
disapproving public II the new
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12

First Known aa Chorus Girl
New york, June 10 Mrs Ruiz Was
divorced from her husband last sum
mer rh final decree was signed on
December n last
Not much has ever been disclosed
IL the early history Of Mrs, Rulz and
Il WIS net until her name was men
Iloned IN the divorce sull OF Allrci
6. vanderbilt that much attention
was attracted to hef So far as could
be learned ct The time, Mrs. Ruiz waa
the daughter OF q Missouri farmer
named CBncn She drIfted 10 New
York and went on the stage. She vas
Mary Q Emen when she came here,
and her appearance on the stage Waa
under the name Of Ruth Hilton.
While chorus girl IN q Broadway
show III 1908. she attracted the atten'
ton Of huiz, who was a young Cuban
with a good deal Of money, and a.
taehed "a the Cuban legation They
we're msrIed on August r. 1903 anil
Hulz and his bride sailed for Cuba,
Later ihey madn tour OF Europe
Shortly after the separation Of Mr.
and MIS- Alfred Vanderbilt, an auto
mobile sales agent Jet n be known
that an $1,000 automobile had heeu
bought from him for Mrs. Ruiz by
Harry BrenchesIy. who WAS at tina
time Me-. Vanderbilt's stable manager,
and wh0 subsequently el0ped HAth
the wife of Alfred s Dietrich,
Thought Vanderbilt Would Pay
Broueherly. the automobile agent
aaid, had given him to understand hat
mir. Vanderbilt would be responsible
for the payment Of the sii 000. He
had not received tho money then but
shortly nlierward Mrs, Ruiz eame
ground and settled the bill herself,
paying for the car With eleven $1,000
bills.
MRS. Rrl2 was living tben on Lex.
inglnn avenue. She maintained q
handsomely furnished apartment ami
seemed lo have ample means It was
while riding In Central park that she
Lad first met Mr. Vanderbilt who
came 10 her aid one day when she
broke saddle buckle.
Abroad she fl s8ld 10 nave PASSED
under several L,..,vus among them b.
ng Belle OBnen. Belle Baudoine ana
Adelaide FloFes.
on the day the Vanderbilt divorce
decree was signed Mr. Vanderbilt
sailed Tor Europe. MRS. Ruiz sailed
lof London few months later aftef
the suit Of her husband had been de-
eIded In bis favor. The name O the
correspondent IN the case never be-
came known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
FACTORY MOVING.
New Furniture Building VIII soon
Be Completed.

The foundation Tor the new lnrnl-
ture factory N completed and work
on the building will be rushed, Man.
ager Hegler Is highly enthusiastic
over the outlook. The factory has
already booked large number Of
orders. among them an order for 1T
ting the new n. q. church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES
HELD AT ISLAND PARK
Governor Haskell Issues pTOCla-
nation Calling for Proper
Observance

Monday June "A, Is Flag day lt
Is nc l3gnd anniversary of ihc birth
of lhe Flag Of the United states of
AmuricT Every business aud dwell.
ing house Ia Guthrie should bear the
Flag Of oar Country that day An pat
tiotic mon rs wen as women, should
assist ia rs proper Observance Fxcr
eiaes win be held az Island park bc.
ginning at lu;aJ 0'clpck Monday H9fa
ms aud continua throughout idc dly
with two hours ntcrmisalon for d
great basket dinner. patriotic dinner
and social time Martial and vocal
music w,l cnliyen the occasion Win
reciiahops addresses by The older
ones ani children which will afford
material upon which an may profit
ably ref'aci Let an give his day in
honor o. the past ana p.caeni and
hope for the future
Program Az island PARK
Citizens will gather at the Cliy hall
at $3.50 O'Clock Monday morning au
march III procession east on Oklahoma
avenue "a Division rect, thence By
street "a 20 island park where the
following program viii br 0bspsted.
amenca- By audience led bS Miss
Goodrich
Invocation. Dr Scott
Song Selected.
Recitation Mac Brown
Recitation Mac lIopkas.
Recitation Minute Billings
Solo Miss Lilly Brown.
Adjourn for dinner until ? D, N.
Music By school led by Miss Good
Fich
Address Walcr Warren.
Solo "slar spangled Banncr' = hy
Miss Goodfleh
Recitation Blanche Hopkins
Rradihe Hazel Vampnef
Solo my Haas
Reading Miss Kellogg
Readlne Maud Derllng
Muslc-School
Address e. il Greer
Flag drill Music by Drum corps
Closing Remarks Recv Falrehlld
Governors Proclamation
Nearly enc hundred and thlrly.two
years age the Continental Congress
a10pted as the Flag of our Country
the sfafs aud Stripes. At that time
there were fhirieen states In the
Union. and II was flitlnelg provided
lhat on tie field nf the flag should
be- ar for e9ch Of the states then
composing the Federal Union. Ry Q
Iater enactment the Congress provided
that upon the anniversary OF the Na'
IONS birth next succeeding the ad-
mission 0i each new state Into the
linion. new star should be aadef
10 the Flag From the original field
ug thirteen stars tho admission Of
new states have. under tie provisions
above referred TO increased the stars
ON the Flag TO f1rty,alx IN number,
thus recording tho m7gnificieul grew
h and development Of our Nation
Now. therefore. IN nccnfdance with
custom Long established ! recommend
the observance. throughout The state
Of Oklahoma. az Monday, June + aa
Flag Day. henF the anniversary ot NE
adoption az this emblem hy the Con
iinenfal Congress. and recommend
that the Fiar be displayed on all pub
lie end private buildings throughout
ihe confines OF our state ana tnat
snilable exercises be held 70 teach
and commemorate it's history
In Teatlmony whereof / h7ge here
unto set mY band and caused TIE
ereut sea- Of the state of Qklahqma ll
he hefeania affixed his tenth day %
june. III ihe Year of nuf Lori pne
Thousand. Nine Hunlred and Nine.
and the Independenee nf The United
states ot Anerlcs. The One Handroa
and TAiriythird
G. N. HASKELL Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
NO WONDER IT'S MECCA
FOR LVWBRElEERs

Oklahoma City. Okla. June f2 BOO
Kerr. proprietor Of q gambling house
here who killed George Turner.
Gambler. leat night following q saer
ifs rala on Kerr's place, IN al prot.
ability viii be eHonorated Ct the cor
oner's inquest next Monday Mean
while Kerr occupies room 70 the ial|
or's apartments. not N G cell. and
prominent cillzans end public nfIl
olals are rallYlug q hlg support y
4 conleaded that TnFner was Fesnon
sible 70 ne raid and bhht Keq 40
Turner 81 aNlfaetcnas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
SAYS DAUGHTER WAS
ENTICEl FROM HOME


Muskogae Okla June i2 The fam.
lly OF Bliss Bertha MAh0neg, sged fif.
teen today learned lAat their daush.
Ter aud II Brooks. aged ioriyflye,
ere unIer arrest at Mangum, Okla,
Naero ihUy applied for license 10 wed.
Fho glr's father declares he Will
prosecute on the grounds lhm Brooks
enllccd the girl from home. The trial
8ill De u Mangum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
FOREST FIRES sweep MAINE

Houlinn, Nc, June i2--F'lres con.
tinue % sweep through the forests
Of Arlaiuka county and several small
villages are keeping wary eye on the
lookout for danger The citizens OF
the littlr town Of Pressure Isle work.
ttil shHenghnill the nlrhl rs hold hack
the flames from their homes. Early
today the town was cut on from
telephone aud telegraph aommnnica.
lion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
Passengers Are Cafe.
fpv Associated Presgl

Hofta. Azores Islands. June l2.--
Tho steefage passengers VI the Gun.
ard liner slavona which was wreck
ed OF Flores island have been land
ed al valae On that island The cab
ii passengers wore taken on board
another vessel 10 Gibraltar
Few detaila Of the wrecklng Of the
BIG liner have been received. but y
f apparent the accident Occurred
some time yesterday