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The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
GOOD CARD
Large Crowd See Seven Races
OF Interesting Sport.
BEAU Chiffon IS a WINNER

Breaks Track Record and Defeats
Martinez in Exciting Finish-Victor
Is Eligible for the Walden stakes
TO-dny-Busy Also Candidate in
Feature This Afternoon,
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Baltimore. Nov. with seven races on
the card at PimliCo, and summer weather
Of the finest for November, there was Il
big Monday racing crowd to-day. and It
had good sport from the first race TO the
last.
The Greater Baltimore Steeplechase was
one race Of superior attraction. and the
Potomac purse, won by Takahira, was
another But the race won by Beau
Chiffon, IN the colors OF the Barbarity
stable. was as good in a racing way be-
cause the son Of Chiffon and Belle Acton
ran fast race, breaking the track rec
ord. and he defeated Martinez. the favor
lite. in an exciting finish
Beau Chiffon had worked fast recently
and had shown speed in one race. lie is
an eligible for the Walden Stakes run to-
morrow, with Chiffon Queen. stable
mate Busy. another eligible for the Wal
den. was a starter. and whether this had
anything TO do with the price on the two
horses IL did not appear 20 have any
thing 10 do with the running and Win
ming Of Beau Chiffon in to-day's race.
which was worth 500. The Walden Is
worth Sl,5oO.
The Summaries
FIRST RAC1.-One mile. SotcTnia 90 Iiamsey)
! II 20 TO- won: Mispillon. lN ,McCahcyl. 20 l.
second Harmon Pass. IS lang, 40 % l, third
Time I:D45 Henry CrossCadin. All0uby Dancer
ess and OuluCtos also ran.
/ SECOND EACE-SW ilrlonEs Martin Doyle. Us
/ Davenport. IL 90 TO- Won, Top Note. lG Grand
! 3 20 2 sacond. Notasulga. 2 lMcCaheyl. 8 70 l.
third. Time. ID Cbola ans Panl4ue also ran.
THIRD RACE-One AMI one-siNtcenth miles
Osorine 100 RAMSEY. Is TO 5. won Golden Castle
| 100 tBroo,s IS 10 l. scCCrd ROstum. lQ5 Grand
9 TO s. third. Time las SIS siycnu. Cunning.
/ and DcuetriCs also nan.
FOURTH IACE-Alrut two miles Daca. 40
/ w Alicni 20 g. won; StCilaland. li6 lSobc!D, 5
10 l. second: WoodsJe. 80 Williams. Il 90 l..
/ third. Time - Monte carlo. Essrd. Pretty
/ Michael and Clover Craft also ran. Ticket Of
I Leave fell.
! FIFTH RACE-FYTc and oucha,f fIrlorgs Beau
! Chiffon lis lWalkerl. 20 J. won; MARTINEZ rs
/ ,NicoO. to s. second; Busy. ID lG0idsteiuI 90
I /. third. Time l0. Hedge Rose. Paul Davis
and Indian Maid also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile ard fprty Yards Taxa
hiu les Reid. II 90 %. won. spanish Prince. lo3
NicCahey0. 10 20 !. second, Eyerard 100 Gold
stCinl. ID % J. third Time las Is. Maxim Gun.
/ Great Jubilee Elfsu and Earl Rogers also ran
SEVENTH RACE-OUe nile. Dr. Pillow. loI
lang. % 7. won. Wool STun, 1o- Grand. g
10 s. second. Pocket % NlcCaheyl. 10 . third
Tins. l,D lady Frederick Cotton Maid Sandy
Hill Vera Nioletta and Miss OT0ols also rau.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Jack Brookes was an interested spec
tator at the Carlisle-Pennsy game Satur-
day. and is OF the opinion that George
Washington will not find the Indians
such a tough nut 10 crack. A little sand
on the track, BroOkes, you're slipping.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Cent? Rush Ashton, OF the Holy Name
team. says that If Left End Dodd. for
merly OF Eastern High. had played. his
bunch would have won out last Sunday.
Nothing ever gets around Dodds end. ac-
cording 20 Ashton. Jim Sprigman thinks
dIffert ntlN.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Has anybody seen Pat O'Connor, the
popular referee, lately?
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Another tempest In a teapot has been
started by Sir Thomas Lipton's chal-
Ienge for the Americas Cup.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

July viii be an independence day for
us. for by that time the Jeffries-John
controversy viii be over We can strug-
gle along with the Washington baseball
club and Sir Thomas Liptons challenge
after that
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Ask Frank Gotch IL he can beat
Zbyszko and he shakes his head. When
they meet II viii be Zbyszko's head. Joe
Turner. please write.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
Largest Morning Circulation.

Apprentices allowances claimed
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

We are enjoying some real Indian sum
mer just now. but George Washington
may encounter a horrible frost next Sat
urday. Don't laugh II ii hurts you.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Hypo Reid-We don't, as a rule. decide
bets, but II you bet with B!u Macdonald
all we can say IS that you lose.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.

There will be two great happenings in
New York to-day-hrst. the football game
between Georgetown and Fordham, and
secondly, the election
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Why wouldn't one OF our chess players
AXE a good Ambassador TO China?
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

According TO Manager McClosky. OF the
Milwaukee baseball team. Bugs Ray
mond, late Of New York VIII probably
be a Brewer" next season. Ii ought 10
be an easy jump
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
BIG DEAL IN COPPER MINES
Ten Million Dollars saIa 90 Have
Been Pale fer WroRfnE
Properties.

CHEFEkNE. Wye Feb B-lS2ecisl
Telegram.l-The United SHELTERS. Rauway
ard Copper company. with a capital Of
S2!SO0.8p. has purchased the properties Of
the Penn-wgomtng Copper company, a
xo.009.0n concern. hat has been operating
the Ferris. BAggarty and Rambler copper
mines. The Battle Lake Encouragement six
teen-mile aerial trsmwsy. the smelters and
mills at Encampmeut. water. light and
power companies. banking and mercantile
institutions and which recently CONNECTED
the Saratoga & Grand E~ncampnent rail-
way. which run from Walcott on the
Union Pacific 20 E-ncampmsnt. a distance
Of furty-six miles.
A syndicate Of eastern bankers viii
underNrite Al issue Of bonds for the deal
and provide WorkinE capital. An Of the
properties are to he worked fun capacity
The smelter converts the ore into hiister
copper and has q capacity u leO tons
per day.
Ten million dollars IL said 70 be the price
paid the Penn-wyoming compan for its
mines, trsmway, railroad. smelierE and
other property. This is the largest oeal
Of its kind ever made in Wyoming.
E N. Cobb OF Chicago is president Of
the purchasing company. ]. b Haskell Of
Bradford. Pa. vice president Z. A Norton
OF Denver, secretary. and l. n. Pennock
Of Cleveland. o, treasurer. The directors
are p. A Baldwin Of Grand Rapids. Mich
A l. Hawse and Warner Moore Of Rich
mona, Va. W. T. White of ParksrsburE,
W. Va. and r B. Draper Of New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
AUTO TRAGEDY IN NEW YoRK
90 General n q. Wcoeok HAN
Dew ~ Car. W1he-e O-~uPsat
Gives F8-tfstsus Address

NEW YORK Feh 11-The Police Of Man
haitian are bending every effort tonight "a
ascertain the identity q . party OF auto
mobhists who are believed 10 have run
down and killed Mrs. Edwin Stanton No
Cook g. years old. Of ChicaEo. vadvw ui
General Bdwin s McCook q The famous
'fiEhtins McCeok family. q, some point
between West SiRty-ciEhth street and Easi
Fifty-flfth street.
Mrs McCook. who had been spending the
DAY al the home q General Arson Q. NC
Cook. her husbands cousin. attended Lin
coin memorial services IN the morning 81
company with her dauEhter-fn-law. Mrs.
Charles NJ. McCook Of Chicago.
Al the conclusion al the ceremonies the
two women separated. Mrs. Charles McCook
returning to the home Of Ansnn G. McCouk.
and the older woman starting for the home
OF a friend What happened during The
nsxt half hour is q mystery.
The known facts ARE tina q sev minutes
sfter Mrs Charles McCook reached the
Anson Q. NcCook home. Mrs. Bdwin No
Cook var brought to the house in an auto
mobile in which were an unidentified man
and woman. Mrs. McCook hAa several rits
fractured and va ssuffering from internal
injuries.
The unknown man and woman remained
in the automobile while the chauffeur and
the McCook butler carried the iaJured
woman into the house.
The chauffeur then scribbled on q scrap
Of paper a name and an address which
we're Afterwards discovered TO he fctici0us
and hurried away in the automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

LOSAN-AArTied. al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs GrOVenor, al high noon. "wednesday.
February 70. Miss Grace Grovenor and Mr..
Charles Oden. Rev. ". n. Graves Off
ciauing- About forty guests were present
LOGAN-The Evangelical Young People :
DISTRICT alliance convention N1n be held al
Magnolia beginning February q. and re-
manning in session until Sunday evening.
Many delegates from q distance VIII be IN
E~Etendance-
IDA GKOEE-1em kepharI Of Battle
Creek has flied a perit1on In the district
court asking G.0N damages from AH Ma
han On the ground thai The defendant beat
him into insensibiity and marked and
SCARED ms face and head with a knife
CkEEION-H0rse men over the country
VII read with Interest that i've horses. .
hall brother and half SISTER 20 Lou DlIlon.
the worlds champion trOtter, are being
trained On the track Al this place ana vi
u entereo m Ehe racs mset here tniE fan
CREETON-The fifteenth annual session
q the Southwestern Iowa Medical assocfa-
uon cunEenes IN this cty neKt week when
q large numbeT q lhe medical profession
Vii BE- IN attendanne frum an over tins
STATE. and representatives. from uIinoin n
hraska ana Missouri appazr On the prS-
gram
DECORAH-Fre. the aTiEin q nlich A
Hs-f- ~--- 80 - - -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

IOWA CITY. Ia Tea. n-speciaID-
Delesntes from sixtssn q the lsading edu.
c~Afi0nAi institutions Of ths Unitsd state
are IN ttendaace al the nationsl c8nven.
ton q the SeEmAn cztholie socisties be
ana held here to-day and tOm0rrOw. Ths
business sessions began this norning a,
8 Bioock
TIE iastAllation o. courses On CAtholicaau
wa receivs the attention Of me daisgn1eA
A r-scommendation WHl prObAhay be adopted
Urging an edaearlonal i~nEfifutions 10 haz,
soch courses 50 thai the CAth0lic religion
may he taEght IN IA tdghsr sdaoAnaual
institutions This puop0aiu0n has already
been advocated ~ Iowa ana has n~eoaavst
the appr0val a Binhpn Davis n wm b.
presented 10 The conFsntion ny the locaI
delegate. james Kesfe ~ si0ux c1ty. a
1uninr IN he cnleEs &C LIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

meta erooerv store ana cuntents early this
mcrntuE. and threatened for a time 70
controlled oniT affsr desperate vork by the
ttremen The loss is Nea partly covered
ng Insurance
observation-disclosures lodes No.
lS 81 Masuns. which opns a valuable lot
IN the business section OF the city, has
launched a movement 70 build = handsome
three or fuur-stoy Masonic temple mex
has been prepared ana estimates Of the cost
are being secured.
MAHSHAIITOWN-Ninetv-nine wears OF
Gge To-Day. and sim actively. not NORMALLY,
IN business and I'm fuu possession Of all %
hts faculties. Is . record Of unusual length
established by Joseph Tuffree. an hred res
ident and real estate end land dealer 81
THIS CITY. FOR rfty-fivs years continuously
Mr.. Tuffree has been In the real estate
business in this city.
CREsToN-Whst promises 10 be a hsrd
fought legal battle In the courts al Chair
ton has been brought about by a suit filed
by Receiver Jameson In connection with the
Charlton bank failure. against S. l. Auxier
paid the amount ia fun. and offers IN evi-
dence q number Of receipt tags. which the
plaintiffs attorneys hold rs bogus.
CEDAR RAPIpS-"Hoboes" and trHmps.
who are prone TO break into Jail that
they may secure food and shelter in this
section Of the ceuntrg during winter
weather. viii not he able 70 DO 80 IN Cedar
Rapids for q time Because ciptheiin has
broken out among the prisoners In the jail
the building was placed under quarantine
today Seven prisoners have the disease,
which is said 10 be OF q mid form.
CORNING-Psul s. gunkin Of tits city hRa
disposed Of ms interest TN the C0rntnE
UniOn-Repuhlican Go ms partner, Charles
GrHy. and q brother Of the latter. Frank
Gray Charles Gray has been postmaster
at Corning for some years. lie has now
resigned to take ND editorial duties and his
Successor has been reeommenaed N he
TO Colonel Hepburn for the Recommended
ton.
IDA GROEE-A question has arisen IN
this county as 10 what insurance com-
panies. Y any. pay the losses on stock that
were frozen in the blizzard. Some uf the
stock owners maintain thGt the wind COM
penies should pay. as the vino drove the
cattle With the storm. end many q them
finally wandered away so thai they were
frozen or stumble into the water and were
drowned Others claim the hail companies
should paw. az 81 KRs the driving eleet or
small ban which caused the trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
HARTMAN LEAVES FOR SOUTH
PscfBe MsEnste WIN VISIT Mexice
and Return ~ Way of
CALIFORNIA;

NEW YORK. Feb. 12-Chiefly for rest
and recreation. but incidentally with the
purpose Of examining some Of the South
ern Pacific's new lines, Z. II Hartman
left late today on an extended trip 10 the
south and TO Mexico. With possibly short
stops at q few points in southern states
on the way he viii trBvel 20 New Orleans
and then into Mexico. intending TO spend
some time on the Mexican west coast,
whe the Southern Pacific has recently
been doing some extensive building. He
win return by way Of California. Mr.
Hartman Will he anywhere from q month
70 two months on his trip IL was said for
him here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
RECEPTION TO PERSHlNe
Forner U~slveruitr es Nebraska ets~
sents Meet Ges~ral ana His
wife.
rrem . stan corresroaaontl

AfTNm y EAaAA 1NAANTt"
WASHINGTON. Feh. n-sPeuial reie-
eramD-seustur and Mira RurlOett gave q
dinner tonight in honor q General Joan
Pershinr and wife. which was followed ny
y reception 10 the Netrsskans who are
alumni Of the University uf Nebraska now
resicfnc IN washington
Al the dinner which rreoe6ed the recep-
ton CT the resident alumni there wers
present General and Mrs. PershinE, former
Senator Thurstun and wife snd J c Well
yer and wife. The reception vas largely
attended by the alumni Of the University
OF Nebraska and practically al members
OF the Nehrasks congressional oeieEztton
And their wives were also present AmonE
the numerous guests were General JACK
PershinE and his wife. Paymaster 4 d
STANLEY. L. s N and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard HBrtsr. MT. and MIS- c W.
MeIiuk. Nj. and Mrs. Ransom, Mr.. Rno
Mrs. warren. Nj. and Mrs scakn. Mr.
G. {. Matson. Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. Storms
Mr.. and Mrs H r. Durham, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert p. Woods. Mr.. ana Mrs. RsF
Palmer Teele, Nj. Frank Mackoy johnson
and Miss Bertha Gericke.
During the COURSE Of the reception .
stringeo orchestra rendered music sad
several OF the Seasons souit4y buds pre-
sized a. the refreshment tables.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

dHv the board reconsidsre6 and ~rescinded
this sutiun snd yesterday 6eciced that ths
Avoca paper had q larger cirrulatiun than
ths Nicola papsr. me Neola paper clainsed
circulation q l1g1. but ev5dencs Was
brought before the beard yesterday 10 shvN
that II cid not exceed pm.
Tbs board approved TIE appointment Of
c. Maxfield and M A Hough as deputy
shsriffs al Neola and Crescent respectively.
without compensation from the u0unty.
Their bonds in the sum Of S2po each were
approved
After Iisposing Of some road matters the
board adjourned TO Tuesday Afternoon,
March 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
ON TARIFF Reform
steel Ktag says FerAaaeut HI
paFti@Na Commtssaen is OA1y
~Sof1tton.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Andrsv Carnegie
today declared that congress is ineapsbls
OF fixing & just tariff sohednle ana that q
permanent bipartisan commission of ca
perts is tho only solution OF the ever
troublesome tariff problem Mr.. Carnegie
urged that all manufacturers Of the ccun-
Try attend the national tariff oomnission
ccuv ention which ASSEMBLIES at Indianapolis
on February k He also asserted that
the average congressman as a rule 10 un-
equipped by training or knowledge 20 fairly
an6 understsndingly deal with such an
Ahstruse proposition rs the tariff.
Mr.. CRrnegie's views were made known
1t his residence 20 a representative Of
American Industries, the official puhlics-
ton Of the National Association Of Manu-
facfurerE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
NEGRO MURDERERS TAKEN
Leaders Of Band that KIIled American
urveyor Captured After Eight
Monfhs' Chase.

MANILA. Feb. R-Aftsr months Of
trucking through mountains and dense
forests in tfe interior Of the island Of
Negros, q force Of oonstRbulsry has finally
run down and captured two Of the murder
ens Of H D. Everett assistant Director Of
the bureau Of forestry OF the Philippines.
and T. r. Wakely. another government
forester. who were t~reRcberOuEly killed by
\ hand OF natives while surveying and
mapping the island last June. As an
example TO other hin mEn in the island
the government has kept NJ a relentless
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

MIIscATIEE. Ia. Feb l~s-SspecialD-
Rather than be GrrAigned before a judge
on a charge Of being incorrigiblS Margaret
MArkee. aged Is years. and her youthful
lover Nick Brogan, also aged I& rramped
through the snow and cold last night 70
Bayfield,, eight miles north Of this city.
10 elope and get married and escape the
girls irate father. Almost frozen and
greatly fstigDec they reached the Bay
fielo station Al 6 O'Clock this morning. The
agent becoming suspicious Of the children.
because OF their peculiar actions ana half
frozen condition questioned them. They
replied that they were brother and sister.
BE ~telephOned 10 this city, eonmunicated
with the police and the girls father and
the latter at ono left for Bayfield,. Just
as the clippers were about 10 board the train
the father stepped Off and frustrated their
plans. He returned home with his child.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

MARsHALLTOWN. Ia. Feb. n-spe-
ciR1D-ForfT business men o. this city. rep
ressnung several millions Of capital. agreed
b take stock in a proposed public utilities
corporation, and four Of the leading firms
Of attorneys Ct the city offer 70 night ths
puhaic's aus free Of charge. Al q mass
meeting Of business men held tonight FOR
the purpose Of eilher forcing the Marshall
town Lght. Rewer and Railway company
10 furnish better service in its street rail-
way, electricity and g1s plants or tD/be-
gn legal proceedings 10 DUST the oomEAny
from h CITY and cancel IT'S franchise
II IL held By attorneys that by non
oomphEnne the company has already for
feite0 hs franchise A committee q five
was Appointed 70 Eaf On Messrs. Jones
and HoTey q Independence. Ia, 70 asoer-
tain II they intended betfer1ng the service
here If not custer s-rOcssdinss are 70 b.
begun Al once.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
FOR THE FEDERAL COURT
clerk MeArthur Ansou nces the Lists
for Connfng Term.

Clerk McArfhur the Lists
fer CoEning Term.
The grand and petit jurors for the March
term Of United States court which VIII
open in this city Tuesday. March :. we're
announced yesterday by Clerk Macarthur.
The grand jury is summoned TO appear on
the opening day Of court. while the petit
Jury is summoned for the following day.
Thsse are the surors:
Petit Iury-F. l. Anderson. Ross; M. ].
Barrett, Dunlap. Fred ErnndenberE, Deni-
SON. H T. Cochran. Denison; s. l. Dunlop.
Irwin; p. B. English. Nlllisca; l. r Fos-
ter, Randolph; Eli Herbert. Adair: william
Honemn. Tenant; J. Il. Johnston. Dez
M1iness G ". Major, Anita; A. MayoerrY.
Glenwood; John Merritt. Dunlap; James
Muldoon. Cooley H p. MnnoL Manning
G Z. Mccain. Emerson. o. N. Odgen.
strahan; y Il Petty, Elliot: George Plies
ter, CArron; Charles Ruge. Carroll; Jurgen
Schroeder, BchIeswig; w c. Sellermsn.
Stanton J. Ehingledecker. Audubon; G. A.
Suffene. Red Oak: b II. Terry. Little
Sioux; A B. Rashburn. Hastings; q. K
W~hee1bafTer. Tabor; c. o. White, Harlan:
Harlan.
Grand Jury-H. NJ. Barrett. Brsy1on. N.
E Bel. Malvern; J. c. BpckmEn. Harlan,
A J. Ooe. WoOdhine. G. c Coclo. Carroll,
T. = Gone Murray c. s Grouse. Pres
cott; O n Frink, Carinda- L GroteluE-
chen. Gray. G II Harvey. Logan; 8 A
HtEon, sidney J. w yeffries. Prairie CITY,
J. e Jones. Missouri Valley. NJ. ]. Kenne
Val; Daniel Lewis. Glenwood: L c. Lewis
Harlan: Thomas Lincoln. Brooks: ROy
Record. Glenwooo; A W. Renehaw. Alton.
George G. Redtke. Magnolia. W. H. Simon
Des MoiDes, o. b Train. Audubon; I. NJ
Treynor. Des M0ines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
BOY KILLED az a HEAVY wAeOS
Atte@Pts ~ Climb en. but Falls
Unde wheels

AA4NN MEEA
Virgil Fulmer. the a-year-old son Of Mrs.
Charles J. Fulmer. sos Eighth Gvenne. was
run over snd almost instantly killed hy q
heavy hauling wagon on South Eighth
street about noon yesterday. II Is supposed
that ths boy. who was on ms way home
10 dinner from school. attempted to climb
ON the wagon and in some way fen under
the wheels.
The driver Of the wagon. Beu Philips,
did not see the boy try to climb on and the
first he knew Of the accident was when he
felt the wheels 80 over something
Tia accident occurred on Eighth street
between Third and Fourth avenues and
the Injured lad was carried into the home
Of Hubert Tanley. assistant cashier of the
State Savings bank. Drs. Mat and Mary
FINLEY responded 10 a ~te1ephone call. but
could 90 nothing for the boy. VINO died
about twenty minutes after being carried
into the house without regatning conscious
ness The wheels Of the heavy Gray mac
passed over the lads chest. crushing 81.
Bert Philips is q driver for N Benton,
who has the contract fer hauling fOr ths
Gruneweg a ShoentEen COMPANY. The
wagon was e covered one. with the driv-
eriE seat protected by side curtains, 50 that
Phillips YRS unable 10 see except ahead.
AS the wagon passed he alley between
Third ana Fourth avenues young Fulmer.
with several other boys ran out OF the
alley Young Fulmer is said 10 have run
ahead Of the other boys and attempted 20
climb on the wagon from the side.
Il did not know anything had happened
until i felt the wheels pass over some
thing" said Phillips. Il stopped the horses
and looked around and saw the boy lying
In the street. ] called 10 him: Are yeu
hurt? And he got up and staggered toward
the curb. where he fell, ] picked the little
fellow up and carried him into the nearest
house, which proved to he that OF Mr.
Hubert FINLEY. did not see the boz try
20 climb on the wagon. although ] saw sew
eral boys run out O. the alley ss ] passed
with the wagon"
DR. v l. Treynor, after making an in
rsstigation- decioed that an inquest would
be unnecessary The body was removed
TO Cutlerss undertaking rooms.
Young FElner was q bright, handsome
little fellow. and was a member Of the
Trinity Methodist church sunday sehool
Besides ms mother he is survived by three
brothers Rne two sisters. His father.
Charles j Fulmer. an engineer on the
Union Pacific. was killed a few years age
by the explosion Of the boiler Of his engine
al Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
SOUTH DAKOTA Y. M. c. A. MEETS
Number of Colleges as Wen ms City
Associations Represented

MITCHELL S. D, Feb. S-SSpecial
T~elegrRm9-The convention OF the Young
Mems Christian association met in this city
this afternoon with an attendance Of col
leEe delegates from Huron. Bookings,
Aberdeen. Yank1on and Nermilon. while
several city associations were represented
for the first time since the work WAS
started in this state.
This evening the association Joined with
the Grand Army Of the Republic and the
womRn's Relief corps in celebrating the
l9Dtk anniversary Of Linooln'E birfhdny. for
which an elaborate program was arranged.
Mayor Hitchcock and General G. A silsby
participated in the speeches and the main
address was given by DR.. John L sestton
Of Dakota Wesleyan faculty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14
cLoUDBURST IN RUBl0 CANYON
Wal Of Water Destroys Rsalroaa sta
tfOn Near Pasadena and Buriea
Six Persona

PASADENA, Cal. Feb n-FelbowinE a
cloudburst in Rubio osnyon. shove Fasa-
oenA. tins afternoon. . terrific flood OF
water came down the narrow canyon. pre-
cipitsting the Ruhlo canyon pavilion into
the rsrine and burying Fred 7. Drew.
agent of the Pacific Electric railroad. with
his wife and four children. in the ruins
An emplove Of the railway ran n mile
ind q half 10 Altsdena and gave the alarm.
Drew was rescued badly injured and three
children were also taken from the runs.
Al last reports Mrs. Drew and the other
cLilo were still in the ain