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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Ce1r RAPIDS REPUBLICAN. That
EiIhi1 z fer years thsrs vii Be con
siderable -sFel through the air mar
y ACCEPTED IS : fact But il viii
probably n 5v di-tgible balloons in
s-aad q by machines heavier than
zf- tas- Is air plG@. sach as the
Trtgh-s are experimenting with IN
EEUpe c1a nan has devised Z ma
chine razt -sii carr 2s5.e-5o pounds
s-5 nat VII trzvel ~ z sp4ad OF IS
70 s. nEles II 1o-- Il consists OF an
z1r0-o1sle. lifted Up b. ta-ee rows
a. 5zlloczs. That szca z machine
en- = lttred ir-o tas air, ree5s no
argument + ( simply z question of
getting azZsc-o1s ezorgh 20 DO the
-z Tzz- z < comparatively safe.
$50 s+z15s 20 re@on for the break
~ n oze q 1o-e Of TIE balloons
~ozlt ! z@ecs the machine serious
Hzvizz Isfred -he nzss into the air,
~ --uaIezz -e@l, one of item 10
pzo9el Il zz6 tze other 20 direc- t.
To p-o1eElEzg Is simply question
q ac-se poEe- ard modern engin-
ees ~ e1Ezl q tse task By having
nore -azz oze e1gt1e, the stoDpege
81 oae To16 1o- seriously affect The
7-o11zou To give direction 70 such
nzcatne atzo q easy matter II
noeeEn sc.e-ee
I. Z 5egssTe9 Ehzt o-r first t.-rels
through cze ar viii y efter this
uznne-. Tas fzrsz III. be high u
begin vtr1. bzs saat Eiu not dete'
gsopl. frpu pzvr1sz-rg TIE ar lEes
Tho noTelsy Of -pes trzTel I'll y w
equalled L VII y wo-ta ife
time 70 20 zevoss tle continent il
such 2 uzcEs-s
Within dTs years. re heIieTe
thousands 81 2erza-s Viii azTe trsF
eled II TIE zEr X wf'E se tls great
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Joeo5 ron Blitz sseppsd E-.to th< ltch-
Chase for lover al your life. AIR
The exclamation was 10 less than
sigh Of rap-urous Endorsement
The princess stared 81 her 6rst n
CONSERVATION than in disnay- Before
ste could End words 10 combat this
alarming prophecy. 50 tasenlousiy pre-
scented 70 Der reflections. Selin and
Holm gsworth Chase returned TO the
chamber. she Eas distressed. even
consoun6e6. 10 fEd that she was star
Ing at Caase With strange. ahashed
curiosity growing IL her eyes-a stare
rhst she suddenly was afraid he might
observe and appreciate j ware OF
PERMISSION. OF shame. spread over her
Whole being
WIFI The swif1Dess O. lightning she
recalled tie things that had been said
Of more than one grand dame II Eli
rope-zye. OF women AZ her own court
Even g princess she h1d known who
but for SIR NE. she cried IN her heart
Ii could not BE- Despite herself a
eruel. distressing shyuess came over
Der as he approached, his eyes glowing
sith the tight she feared. yet cfayed
was this nan TO remain In her Afes
Tss kes Would be come 10 her and
wage the unfair war; Was be honest:
Was he even TOW ccyeTins her as
ether ucn had coveted the women she
knew and GespEss-d: She found herself
confronted by the shocking conviction
that be kncr she could never be his
wife He kaec size was 10 wed an
other. and yet Ii vas unbelievable
She met his eager advance with .
quick. shriil isuSh Of 6etaner AID
noted ihe surprise IN his eyes Din
rs the sight was. she could have swoTl
hat the look in those eyes was hen
~ Al. thar silly Seenah. The ~
zion was as sudden IS the revolt bad
.eu Her smile grew warm and shy
Ecn Esilx his b<s. here. ae WIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

A dispatch from auburn says tlzt
Justice Of the Peace L E Pearson. d
owasco, famous as an automoosie ~
roster. one Saturday in formed I-oas
Schaedeleine, who has completed II
aeroplane and taken II to barn 81
the shores OF Owasco Lake, 70 5egin
experiments, that he gave him fax
warning that unless he kept Ms air
ship fights down under 20 miles N
hour he would arrest him under the
automobile laws schaedeleine says
that he will resist arrest If his aero
plane exceeds Judge Peason's limit
He claims that the justice has no 5liT-
isdiction up in the air II IS an IN
teresting question which the airsaip
man raises. 1t would be interesting
also to see it tried out. Pearsor, }
p. flying through the air in Dursn''
of a runaway aeroplane would be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Lord KiInoreys ancestral -o-@ e
At Mourue PARK II tz= E-e-zl1 Is1=::
and while his dzuErer Is married 70
Lord yilliers. the eldest SCI an L-i-
OF the Ear OF JerseF. r1e f,l-e o~z-
ct OF Child's bank Il Lozdc1 Lo-6
NewrF. who i ths eldest SCI ri
bachelor. MS engagement . Eas
great heiress, Miss Enid Dig Tsshs-
ton-Smith, having failed 70 nz-srlzl-
,ze in marriage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

The many friends q sa1e-vts7-
George Brinknsn in Ksokuk and I'll
over Lee county viii oe glad . Learn
that he IS recovering from seTe-s
Illness. Mr. Brinkman : ole q 1z
best supervisors that eyer ssrTsd Lee
county and his colleagues q ~
board irrespective OF political fz5ta
say that ne is an exesptio1siir fze
business man and thai his services q
the county have heen valuable L 3
hoped that ne will completely reecTs-
his health in short time and agzia
he able TO attend ire meetings G. ta=
beard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

..--- --..-r s.s-. 1ssss 1sIs Iz-s
rxser Dent fres-
yell. said Ven EgIrz. arssirg- come
\. bars fsss Is der isst al oen Dee
= bsow der ta1 ring mp. Grab hold
.e-e. Ioos- DIP nit IL Jan yatE
Sog
-Gote in h.u,nel. yacob. wait H-in-
utes. Ny hack is prose..- protested
Ioosr srubsscrnsy. Won Blitz Snozr
steadily for minute. but could NJ;
move tie iurasssve Beers
-yst for you tfnk vant ron IN On
eEs. ycu ssineE TO set sroundt und
dream: NOBODY else knows aloud dis
treasures. md ~ got It ali for our
ssEveS-ve four und no more ind ycu
sag, Watts der bury Its all ours
We divide II cop IN der cave nit sill der
money ve ger from der bank yats
Yesg Dea. ven der time cones. re
send It al By Australia uud 10 ron IS
der wiser Der natives von't know.
uad der white peenies vonr be slfve to
care aboads IL :
4 don't Ike dot schene TO rob der
IG4AAs IL AE4 rN-E%A[1
get on TO Us. der would CIT Is 10
bieces-
-But der voust get on 20 Us you fool
Der vouldu.t take Il demseiyes IL #
vas handed 70 dem Dey're too hon
est-yes Vel. don't der say ye're
honest too: Vel. vat Eore ron van-F
Deg don't knoE how uuch usoaey und
r1hles deye IS n der bank We von't
take al Of is-und dey Won't know de-
difference We burn der books. Dss
IS AL We get L By der bank tonight.
boys
Il doat Ike I'd said Joost- IDS
stealing from orr frsuEds. Yacob. Be
| sides. Il der oder heirs should go be-
fore der government nit der story,
var dem
Der CIDER heirs vii never get de,
1 chance. boys. Dey yiil die mir Ge7
I plasue-ha. hs. Sure. Dere Won't BE-
no oder heirs RaSuia SAYS il must b
: 50 eeas-aa raft boys. IL VII bs
I years before der business IS settled
I We must set vsr We ear TOW and rat
/ for der decision afterwards Brodne,
has wrote 10 Rasuia. saying dat do
4 Chase Teller is TO stay here vedder vi
want him or not He SAYS Chase IS /
goor nan. By tan. /, makes ne CT,
TO rink of yot he has done by ne
dot gcot man
To the aEgrsu1ent Of all the buri,
German began 10 bsabber
Come on. faccb. said Jan grueay.
Won BsIIz shook his Est at the doo
across the chamber ard thunderei hi
final maledirsions.
Sir John SAYS in der letter TO Mss
der Chase dere Is 8 movements 81
foot In London TO settle der contest on
Of court volunteered Joost.
Sure. bar he also say dat We al
may die tnis old age before it IS ove
yet
Don't forget der p,aguer- said Jan.
They sruaned mightiE. as they lifre
the heavy chests 10 their shoulders an
started for rhe door
Close der doST. Jan commando
Won Blisz from the passage. we vi
hghr der fuse ve1 We haf got beyon
der frst bend yats Look. By tan
ven Of you swine has broke der fus,
Wait. We VIII tx him bow
The door was closed behind then
bnt the listeners eorld hear them r,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

fszz-.siaS TIE --ais,ase Taal se-in bad
done 10 the fuse.
Led By Selin. the four made rush
.o- the door leading into tie chateau
They threw IT cpsa srd passed
through. dying as Il for theiT lives
No one cousd Tell hew so1a al eIple
sim might bring disaster 10 The re
gsoa, they put dssssnce between then
and the powder krg- Se.fl paused
gong enough 10 drop the bolts snd rura
the great sey With the lever 1t ths
secc1d turn Ia rae harrow co-rldor b
overlook Chase ard the scrryiusI
women
is there nothing 20 be dooey cried
the prireess Can ne Dot prevent ne
ezplpssons They VIII cut OF or a1eaus
Of escspe In that
Il know too much ahout gulpowdef,
princess. said Chase dirty, TO fodl
With IL It's IKE : mule II kich|
hard Cad 81 was hard 10 stand shersA
ard hear those hTutes planning II aa
and not be able to step theu,
The prsncess vas Once Dcre at o.
side He had ciaxpei her arm TO lead
80 s.~--s,- g. 80 - ~ Sespahi
$500. s.,s-, So rane 70 s sud.
-, e.,
800 W. cs-~- she said
sh.-s- - -. .s,,,,-s.- c.,rprred 10
- - ~. -, ,,rra -vs. didn't you
-, -la,-,. yar s.s RE sdvsntase
/ w. ara sa,i,, conla have SURPRISED
]; ssa-,-ro, eos,sd h.rsmksn them with
o,,, S.-7~-ss
u.,-sa ~.4,,- ss,-s..,+sn-.y not
! ,...,. ss..,. - -. .-,x-i.-s Of bet
s-.,ss.sr
-So so,,,+ ~, CONSIDER me : Gov.
~. st, -,~s-tax
-yo- k,ou ,s,, e,o na..- she pro
rss.ss -I-, cs,, understand youi
--o.s-a ,.st /. .u-
ave-, ,,--s- .serr.- rbe represent
atsra ~ ,h,.<e rs-r men. an ths
r-,rs-s<5 ,rsn. az Sir John Brodues
v~bo has refused 10 suppsa1t ne viii
ana,s,e- c-n.r very we'll represent
sir John and at ,he sane tine nas'
prisoners or corpses Of his CLIENTS
a. .-kr4 l1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20
CHATTER XXI.

SEVERAL PHILOSOPHERS
|iHE four burly men sat down
| 4 upon the chests. Won Blitz
alone being visible to the
watchers They were tagged
TO tie last extreme
dds IS der last painted Won Blitz.
blowing hard and stretching his big
arms. u az him be srowied His
tine vii come. BY tam. / let him
knew he can't take mr. wires ayay mil
bin. Der dog. | tx him some day
purdy soon Und dem IAN vtnmensi
Dey run aray mir nina Ell. Ach. Gott
II / could only put my hands By DER
necks yesr
-vst for you fret yacobs- growled
one Of the Beers You couldn't taks
sose yimmens back by Europe init yoa
rink sou 20, goot lts.k ~ losing dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Reports from Commercial circles
are all encouraging and taa Claim Is
made that the fall sad vlts- trade i
going TO be very hesFy- al Lines are
locking forward 70 cze d tAe heaFt@s
years business for ling tine ID
with the harvest Of the bou1-i-sl crops
there certainly Is 10 reason whE The
prosperity Of several yez-s zgo should
not return with reinforced ylzo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

YES. he tine Is getting short fo-
the building OF the water power but
xsta the satisfactory progress that Is
being made and the immense Taiue OF
the franchise It locks Ike there could
hardly be a failure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

There is uncivsl var IN Atlantic
CITY. It must BE- that kind OF fight
ing when one side Is The ciergy and
the other Is made MP o, bzrsserers-
The I'D fasteners ought 10 send for
Buffalo experts II that kind Q. ~o-k-
Not a Id would u TIPPED il they we're
there along the bard waiE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Lee county farmers VIII harvest
fne crop If the weather man performs
b;s rsr al the n-oe 4 good soak
ing rain " nd se1G-a for the Lee
county farmers ore Of the best yielcs
they have had for years-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20
ITO be con,inue6i

For indigestion and all stoniaca
trouble take Foley's orsno Laxa.is'
as ii stimulates the stomach and hss'
and regulates the bowels and VIII po,
lively cure habitual constipation. wv
klnson q Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Panama is prosperous as neEer os
fore IN her hEstory and Columbia 5
having perfectly miserable ue
The closer any people get 10 tie Unit
al Srarss the better OF they are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

II Joaquin Miller Is TO establish
colonv OF poets how may re amend
the immigration lz~s o. rae ledeEa'
constitution 10 prevent ne Esosslo1Iiss
OF Alfred austin coming 70 America
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

The Universal Peace Union keeps
right on TRYING 10 abolish war. II
VIII win some time but gradual pro-
xress must be the reward OF its e.
forts for a few centuries ret
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Clifford Pincaos Is great and god
man So Is Richard Bz'lag=r- What
shall comnon men 10 .hsl Al irr-
sistihle bodv clashes WITH N ilEoT-
allie ones Leave II for Taft That Is
an easy one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Never was tariff readiustmens
done so quickly and easily as under tle
Paine Law. Even the Earmest o2EsoEa-
ents Of protection admit il. the New
YORK Post for instance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Dr.. Mccormick Of Chicago says the
mental crouch IS abnormal That muss
be what ais the opposition press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

They say. and it must be true. that
JERSEY has got rid OF al her skeetsEs,
except certain ball players
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Really. says the MzrshalltoEa
TimesRepublicau. whatever Press-
dent Taft M. say On his tour Of sight
saeing and speech making. these rho
aszr hin vii Eonde- how much Of II
he actually means and whether. as
AldrIch expresses i, ne knows what
ne is talking aoont- Speculation IS
EkalT 70 b less 70 whst he says he
I'll DO -asn Ehat he Is able or wiling
70 do Tha Ees1 has been stung and
The SPOT still suzvtz zn6 develops IL
szEna-ioz-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

sight wozh q rsp On TIE Auburn
-uad. which Is Saving great deal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Receptions and eulogiss are al
well enough. but next rear saxs the
Denison Review. the great Issue viii
be either the support or the denunica-
ton Of the present tariff If TIE tariff
IS sufficiently unpopular. the Demo
Gratis TiIl win q great victory But
the Democrats viii hare no room for
Republican insurgents. as such II the
tariff fusuaes itself ard times remain
good the Republican supporters OF the
bin VIII win great victo-y, and they
will have Just little room for Re
publican insurgents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

est pzsttfns Of the history Of man
May the inventors spsed the day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20
IOWA pREss comMENT.

The Io~a Ctr Citizen says the szr1g
gle orer the census Jobs s zlnos.
equal TO political campaign
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Insugent Cumnins gio-ifed his
bolt OF the party ta-iE bin. while II
su-geat Deliver hardly referred 70 his
state Of rebellion observes the De6ar
Rapids Republican Il IS evident that
Insurgent Dc.isys- Is not ref addicted
aad used to boiling, While Insurgelt
Cummfns began that wy over twenty
years ago, when ne bolted the regular
Republican pa-tE ticket because there
was something about liquors in 1t ae
did rot Ike
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

The Mason CITY Clo5eGaze1se pre-
diets that the people sooner OF later
vii find that free hides do not reduce
the price Of shoes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

II lot weather mzsss corn. tnls
coantrr ouEit 10 hare . hamper crop
this rear. says the Cedar Falls
Record
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

And why uot.- asks the Cherokee
Times. commenting On the reference
to Cummins as future president HE
Is fighting for the rights o. al the PEG
PIE and for things witch are bound no
come and *hen the day o. triumph
comes Il Is natural that the people
should t1rn Il this tried leader and ele-
ya-e hin 10 TIE highest position II The
gift OF -he people
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

The tariff agitation is rot going n
cease right aEay.~ says the Cedar
Rapids Gazette -Thera'u Re better ~
vision than We hare yet seen before
the agitation ends
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Gigantic frauds are reported IN
Alaska coal land entries obseres
the Davenport Democrat Tits shows
that the vast territory has been 1or-
oughly Americsnized The coal and
water power Eabbers have most Of the
earth, and they want the rest of II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Iowa Republicans hare never gone
Democratic ~hen national issues we're
involvsd, and they are not liEe5y to do
so, not even 10 please 50 agreeable
gentlemen as orr t-o senators. SAYS
the Iowa City Republican
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

When VIZ H TAFT gets ont On taat
L. 09sl-miie circuit. says the DaTea-
port Times. II is likely that there viii
be many hats thrown into ne air and
the tariff vii cease TO bs very live
issue-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

III the Republican party saTs The
Des Moines Capital. is TO be split in
TO tvo departments one good and the
other bad; If the party Is 70 go into
fight 70 cal each other hard names
the chances are decidedly In favor Of
the Democrats controlling the next
house Of Representatives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20

Ksokuk, Iowa -------- August 20 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10

Memphis. Tenn. June s.-The Sons of United Confederate Veterans tonight before sdjourning elected Clarence T. Owen. of Abbeviils. Ala, commander In chief. and by an overwhelming vote rejected the resolution to change the name of the organization.
 Because the initials of the associa- ton when worn on the uniform were ''U. 8. c. w." some of the members believed that those not acquainted with, their title might believe that the ''U. s" meant United States"
 To do away with the Idea that .Uni- ted States" was part of the title some of the members urged change in name The majority, however. were
 The other officers elected were:
 Clinton M.. Felton. .Blackburg. N. C.. commander Department of North ern virginia; J. P. Norfieet. Memphis commander Army of the Tennessee; J. Reid, Dallas. Texas, reelected com mander of the Department of the Trans Mississippi; Executive Council. Thomas Shinault. Holly Springs, Miss. w. w. Olds, Norfolk, Va; E.. M. Scudder, Vicksburg. Miss: Fontaine w. Mayhood. Washington. D. C.; Ills torian General, Thomas M. Owen. Montgomery. Ala.
 The constitution was amended so that the executive council, and not the commander in chief, names all officers and designates the time and place of the next meeting.
 According to time honored custom this will conform to the time and place of the United Confederate Verans meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
TOERECT MONUMENT
GOVERNMENT TO MARK RESTING PLACE OF CONFEDERATE
 HEROES.
Commissioners oates, Who Is In Wash- inxton, Decides To Expend . sum of eS,DO0 on Stone at
 Ffmn,a Point.

Washington. June 0-A monument of marble or granite to cost about ss.50o ia to be erected by the United States Covernment in the Confederate section of Finn's Point National Cemetery. at Salem, N. J., to mark the resting place of 2,460 officers and men Of the Com federate Army and Navy. who, died as prisoners of war at Fort Delaware. be- tween 1862 and 1865. Bids for the monument will be opened June Ii by Colonel William c. Oates. CommissiAn- CT for Marking the Graves of Confed- crate Soldiers.
 The adoption of monument for ths nurpose Is due to the fact that 1t has been found impossible because of im- perfect records. to place distinctive headstones at each individual grave as contemplated by the act of Congress.
 Commissioner Oates has arranged aIso to place wrought iron fences around Camp Chase Confederate Ceme- tery. near Columbus. O.. and around the Confederate Cemetery at North A. ton. III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
MEET AWFUL DEATH
SIX MEN ARE BURNED TO A CRISP.
Four Were Fatnlly Injured. Ten Se- riousIy Hurt and Thirty Ofh- CTS Had Narrow Escapes-
 Accident at Furnace.

wheeling. W. Va, June 9.-In an accident here tonight at least six men were burned to crisp, four fatally injured and ten Seriously injured. Thirty others had narrow escapes.
 Shortly after o'clock tonight a slip" occurred in the Martins Ferry. O., furnace of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company. A force of workmen numbering fifty were gathered about the furnace, making ready to dstli in for the o'clock cast Without warn ing there was a terrific roar and great masses of molten ore spurted from the furnace, sweeping down the work men. Twenty or more were caught in the onrush.
 Six men are known to have been cremated. Fourteen others were badly mutilated.
 Arms and legs were burned of and some were spotted from head to foot with white hot metal All the men were foreigners.
 At midnight fragments of four black ened bodies had been recovered. The other two victims will probably never be found. The injured men, their bodies terribly burned, are being attended at a hospital at Martins Ferry.
 sb~wed with the moItan iron ran screaming to the Ohio river nearby and plunged into the cool water. They were quickly rescued and sent to a hospital
 The accident Is the first to occur at this furnace. Those of the work men who were not injured, rushed from the furnace into the streets and up to late tonight efforts to account for all of them have been futile.
 Frederick Zimmerman manager of the furnace, was seriously burned In attempting to save some of the man from death. As one man was swept past him in the stream of molten iron, he reached forth and grasped the poor fellows arm, which parted from the body and the victim sank to fiery death.
 What caused the accident has not been definitely decided.
 The seventh victim of the explosion died after midnight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
MAIL BOX ROBBERS.

Boston, Mass, June 9.--In the ar- rest today of Edward c. DRno. who Is charged with robbing private mall box, and the raiding of an alleged opium resort. the police claim to have unearthed 6 gang they. believe to have been concerned in robbing mall boxes in Boston and New York since May.
 In an investi gation of the premises where Dano resided. Postoffice Inspeo- toh Jennings discovered mall matter which had been opened with cheeks drawn upon many concerns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
AmerIcan canar Intnrt

Chicago. June s.-The accident in the Canadian canal at Sault Ste. Marie will not materially affect steamship communication between Lake Supe- rior and the lower lakes, as the Amer lean canal. one of the largest in the world. is intact and capable of carry ing any amount of traffic which is likely to be routed that way.
 The Canadian canal is one and one- eighth miles long. 1B0 feet wide and 22 feet deep with a lock 900 feet long and sixty feet wide. It was built on the north side of the St. Mary's river in 1sse-9E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
aicycI.ut. Carry Nresaages.

Rome, June 9.-The people Of Rome showed much interest today in the de- parture of a number of bicyclists bear ing special messages from the Mayor of this city to the municipalities of Milan and Paris. containing congratu- lations on the fiftieth anniversary of the successful conclusion of the war of 1859. in which France and Italy were victorious over Austria.