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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
SEVERE COLD WAVE
IN THE NORTHWEST

Chicago. Oct. IA severe cold
wave following a violent storm which
ragged today over the Lake Superior
region caused suffering and damage
throughout the middle west and north
west. Heavy snow falls for the season
were reported from northern Illinois,
southern Michigan. southern Nebraska,
South Dakota and Iowa. Many acres
of grapes and much other fruit were
ruined by the frost. So far as known
no vessels have been lost on the great
lakes.
Freezing temperature is predicted
fer the next "A hours throughout the
west and northwest
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
SUPPOSED TO BE INSANE.
eeial to The Daily Missoulian.

Special tn The Daily Missoulian.
Billings. October la-nr. Edmond
n Grain of Missou,a. who has been
here since Monday night, suddenly lost
his mind tonight and. clad in seanty
attire. started To roam the hall of the
Billings hotel. where he was stopping.
He was arrested in his promenade and
turned over 10 the police, afterwara
being given into the hands Of the
county authorities, Ills sudden attack
Of insanity is attributed 10 oyerindul-
sence in drugs. The county commits
siansrs will hold an inquiry into his
sanity tomorrow,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
MINER is KILLED.

Special to The Daily Muscular.
Butte, Oct, le.-Harry kitta. miner
employed at the Diamond mine, was
almost instantly killed late this after
noon by fall of ground in one Of the
lower levels kitto was about 10 years
old and had been resident of Butte
many years. being considered one of
the skilled miners Of the district
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
The Biiou.

The Bijeu theatsr viii tonight put
on feature film. entitled The Siam
pede." This picture was taken on the
famous "1ol" ranch, owned by Miller
Bros, at Bliss. Okla 1t is strictly a
western picture and shows STAN
pede Of 10000 cattle. reckless riding
by the cowboys and many other in
teresting scenes. Other subjects will
be shown.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

1t Is gratifying to learn that there
are more school children In Missoula
than ever before. but II Is a source OF
greater satisfaction to know that good
schools are here for all of them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Every time he opens his mouth he
puts his foot in IL" Is popular say
ing that Is not without a certain ap-
plication In the case of Almost Min
lister Crane.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

The man who can talk great deal
without saying anything is always
sure of IA job in the diplomatic corps.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

The Tigers and the Pirates are tied.
with two games won apiece. and the
championship of the world hangs in
the balance. Just think Of the crowd
that Will see today's contest.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
BElASco IMPROVED.

New York. Oct 1.-THE condition
af David Relaseo, the theatrical man.
ager, who il i'll with pneumonia. was
said today 10 show 4 slight improve
ment.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

There is also a certain resemblance
between Alexander Selkirk and Coach
Downer Of Butte. One was about as
lonesome as the other will prob
ably be.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
MOORS DRIVEN BACK.

Penon de Ia Gomera. Morocco. Oct.
l2.-Tha Aoors opened fine on the
town today. but were promptly re-
PEELED and driven off BY the Spanish
troops.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

There are. however. some college
men who are not spoiled. either be-
fore or after.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Missoula's cleanup cannot come too
soon or be too thorough
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

II Is far cry from Green To Cur.
tiss. but Darius was on the right track
anyway.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

A machine built by q resident af Des
Meinss. Iowa. has a capacity IF se.aaa
eaamsied concrete bricks each ia-hagr
day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Mr.. Crane will. probably. nesei
know what real chop sues Is like. now
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

IL is astonishing To note how nan
of us come from Missouri
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

The Western Montana Apple show
begins next week, II win he "A boost
for Missoula and the Bitter Root.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Perhaps Truant Officer Likes round
ed up those extra pupils.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Perhaps there Is championship ma
terial in the navy, judging from Gun
boat" Smiths performance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

\ PETENT DREsSMakER
wants work by the day. Phone a01
Esatks
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

To natronize home industry Is sigi
Of civic patriotism.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

Langley was the victim of the heart
less laughter of men who couldn't see
what he could
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

The work of the bridge builders Il
also a boost
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13

The spineless college youth gets
little benefit from the attempts that
are made to educate him,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
9ersn- unn .5aubtrtrankt.



DobI in teinem anbersn 2nnbe
Tpielt Der mitteloIterIi6e Mbtrelaube
cine 70 9robe RoIIe ipie in portusal,
mo Seren' unb 3uubertrdnte on Der
SasesOrbnuns iine, unb SDor nidt
nur in ben iiebsren. unsebilOetsn
8oltsI9idten, Ionberu aud in ben
bObsrsn geleIf9dftstlofen. Wenn
bic Seren ii9 nit &artenlesen un6
ibnIi9em SOtuspotus besniis.n mir
ben, INN tb0ri9ten 2euten Oas 9eIo
aus Der Safds su IOden, 70 pdre bic
6ade nidt f9limm; ibre 2isbes>
trGnt. iebO@. bic fie ii9 tbeusr bsaahz
len Iafen, iinb tpeit gefGbrIi4er, bo iie
oft iddbIide, ia strabeau siftiee Sn'
grebienai.n entbaIten. SO fommt bort
ntdt felten Dor, bob 9eute, benen man
b.iHlIt9 stipas Dtrartiges in bic Speis
fen s.tbon, aIIerIei Rranib.iten Ober
benz Wabniinn perfaIIen. Oa bi. por=
tusi.itnnsu ebeufo siferfiidtis ipie
ab.rsIdubiid iinb, 70 tann man ft4
porifelIen, ipie pi.le Serartige Derbres
den tGslid btsansen tptrb.n. Die
2luffdt Der poIi5,i unb gsbSrbsn
iibsr bieIe Ssrenmeti fer srptiit fdb als
burdaus un3uldngli9. Sn 2iFabon
sibt es sanSe Stabtbiertel, bic fosez
nannten rSonberia" unb nMoureria.
mo- bitie Seren ipobnen, unb stne fir
ibr li9tideues Snnbpert poFenbere
llmsebung Iiebe ii9 taum benten. Gin
@eptrr en9er, f9musiser @afen. in
BITE bas Sagesli9t taum au brinsen
bermag, unb mo armutb, gaiter unb
aetdtfnn ssmeiniam bouien. 2ein
ebrenbafter, anitGnbiger M.ni9 pfIest
ii5 obne apinssnoen 9runb bOrtbin
su perirren. Da bic Decoration fets
cine s.ipife golls fpieIt, 70 pfIssen bic
8ebauf ufunsen Der Seren nit Steletttn,
Sobteni9Goeln, ausseitattet gu fein.
Wt. peit bisie setpifenioi.n Wetber
seben, 5eigt unter onoerem folsenber
SaG. Man slaubt In 9iHubOn pieIs
fad, bab bem 8lut aus Der Sanb
sin.s atnbes untsr flint Sabren 3au>
bsrtraft inneipobnt. SnfolsebeFeu
pflest. cine biefsr Ssrsn, tl.ins 9inber
In ibre 8ebauiuns gu loden, ibnen NIT
fharfem Mefer S4nitts in bic Sdnbe
beisubrinssn unb bos uusftr6meHos
8Iut In einsm &eFsl auf5ufansen. Wie
lange iie es 10 setrieben, tptib man
nidt. isbsnfalls 1T ibrem ru9lofeu
sr.ibsn nunmebr Elm 3iel ssieBf ipOrs
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
9as Ereien in Npsnien.

Sn 9Osnien gebt elm Siinslins ME
auf Srsisrsfiibsn. fOnbern isin Batter.
Rad alter Sitts beiratben bic BUR-
f4sn febr friib unb MID. feIten finbst
man, beiOnbers auf benz 2anbs 16iGbs
rtse Batter unb 15iGbrise Miittsr. Sat
Elm 9urf9e Cuff gu beiratben, 70 fu9t
.r bic @eIessnbeit. INNER auf sinem
Dodtns ober Sabrmartte. no er ii9
bic MGb9en Der nd9iten 90rfer be-
iiebt unb cine bnpon pGbIt. Gin iuns
ger 8osniate fu9t INNER cine feifte,
orale Maib, nobel er au9 slei9 be-
re9net, oh iie araft senus bdtts. alIen
feinsn Mdnnern i'm Sauie gu foden
unb fetn 9ieb gu beforgsn.
Seine Wabl tbeilt er Suerit benz
Batter nit. Dieter iibernimmt nun bic
Dsrbuns. unO Stpor besibt er iid gu
benz Batter Der @rpGbItsn unb iiberz
reidt ibm elm @sIdent isines SObnes
fir bas MGb9en; ntmmt Der Batter
Der 5utiinftigen 8raut bas 9eI9enf,
10 1T bic Werbuns obti9loFtn. nun
mub ober au9 bas Mdb9en auftims
men. Sb iie benz 8urf6en seipogen
1T, seist iie baburd, bob fis fttn &c,
f4ent = meiit Elm @rmbanb-6f
lid trdst.
Sn ben OsrT6iebsnsn 06rfsrn paritrt
aud bisfsr 8rau9, tn sinistn, .. .. in
ben norbpeItIiben propinaen, TIT es
Sttts, bob Der 8urTbe bem RGbdsn
ttnsn gpfel sibt. 9tus Sdii9tsrnbeit
febtn fe meiit nit berfdrGntt.n 4rs
men, unb Der 8urT9e lest ben Qpfel
btnetn. mill iis ben 8urI9en. 10 ibt
is ben Qpfel, min iie ibn ober nidt.
70 berI9entt Iie ibn ben &tnbern. Die
SodSeit 1T resslmdbis na9 brsi @Dz
DEN, unb biefe 3eit bient boSu, bab
Der 8urI9e bos Mdbden in ibrer
bdusIi9en Sii9tieteit t.nnen Isrnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
pitnfprrbaltniB ots SoGtis.
esrtiemad,sH esr glsnapisrss - esHsrissRs
uuD 9ansr oer 4aSrisrs.

esrtiemad,sn Der glenapferss - ssHsrissHs
auD 9ansr oeS 9aSFisrs.
Dos 9isniiperb6ItniB Der Sodeis
iit fait in alIsn 2dnbern nod benz
susIiIden Wuitsr sereseIt ipprben.
Gin RsnnpferbebsiiBer OOsr mebrere
bic hsim sIeiden Srotner truiniren
IaFen, snsasiren einen SOdei als
StaniOdsi Obsr eriten Sodei. 0ieier
rsitet ole pferOs ieines GERM. futpeit
tbm bies fsin &0rpers.ipi9t srIaubt.
Bel Der Morsenarbeit 1T sr slei9s
falIs i'm SatteI tbdtis unb bat babet
ben anorbnunssn Der Sroinsrs Tolse
su Isiitsn. Sm Stall bat er ni4ts Su
tbun. Die pflese unb 8eaufii9s
tisuns Der pferbe TT IsbigIia Sa4e
Der Sratntrs.
9as 9sbaIt b.s Sod.is 1T sunddit
sin S5irum fir bic Saifon; ferner ers
bGIt sr fir isb.n Ritt sins beitimmte
Summs unb fir i.ben Sieg TN aIlg.'
msinsn bas 0oppelts biefsr @umme.
Sn Deuti9Ianb aablt man fiir etnen
Sla9reunritt 30 Wart unb fir einen
Sieg 100 Warf. Ritte iiber 5inbsrs
nifs ipsrbeu etipos bOb.r besablt, bas
s,gen b,sisben bic StnberniBiodsis i'm
algemsinen nur niebrise Gtbdlter.
ipGbrenb bieienisen Der eeiudten
Gla6renniodeis eine enorme SObe erz
rei9t baben.
Der Sodei O'gonnor Der Serren
bon Gutenberg unb Reiff, Der Sodei Der
Ssrrsn bon 2ansspudbof unb bon
S9mt.btr erbalten te Elm Dtrum bon
ruRb 10000 Weart fiir bh Satfon.
9luberoem aber nod bic eripGbnten
ReitssIber, 10 bob es bieien beiOen
Sodeis elm Iei9tss fein follte. in ben
7-8 MOnoten Der beutf f9sn Renniais
fpn ie $4,000 Mart gu perbienen. Sn
gnglanb perbienen bic erfoIsreiditen
Sodsis b.s Sabres noGs bobere Cunt
men, ni9t neil iie b0bere @ebdlter erz
bielten. fonbsrn neil fie eritens etpa
900 gtitts i'm Sabr abfolDiren segen
etfpa 200 in DeutIdlonb, unb bann.
neil Der snsIiide Rennitalbeiiber feis
nen Sodsi meiitens BEL Der Wette be-
tbeiligt, bsap. ibm no9 bem @efpinn
elmer suten Wette elm rsi4es 9ei4snf
maht.
9is 9auer Der Sodeitarrisrs lit febr
peri9ieben. Man9 sldnSenber Stern
srIiidt infolge Sunebmenben 8Drpers
seipidts nu9 tpenisen Sabren = ons
bere bpItsn elm M.ni9snI.bsn lang
aus, i9einbar unberiibrt BON ben 4n>
itrensunsen bes 8erufs. Man9e ipe9z
I.In in ibrem &Orpergetpi9t 70 ftart,
baB iie i'm Dinter 20 bis 80 pfunb
mebr tpiegen, als iie bann I'm Som>
mer intluiipe SatteI unb 9reB ipis<
gen biirfen; man9e tpttbsr balten fid
Sabr um Sabr .infad auf bem glsis
den @etpidt. gs eibt Sodets. bic in
einem Sage bur9 Sdpibloufen, lbz
fiibrmittsl unb abIolutes Srnsern bon
tbrsm tleinen aOrper Is pfunb bsr=
unt.rbrins.n, bic bi.s Sunfftiid
INNER fpieber unO pieber MAIDEN, se>
funb bleiben unb alt babel iptrben.
uno es sibt fol9e. bic an bem epigen
&f sesen oas 3uf9p.rtperben au
@runoe sebsn. Sreb 9tr4er. Der be-
riibmteite Sodei aller 3eiten, Der bur9
Selbitmorb enbete, butts feline RerDen
burd iibertrisbene S9pibs unb glb<
fiibrfuren ruinirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
sAahe ans Snfaarabern.

Cine Der umfangrei9ften uno ipertbs
poIIiten Sommlunsen bon altsn 9olb>
unb StlberfdmudIa9en, bic man In
Siibomerita ie eefunben bat, befinbet
fi9 iebt in Ren gort in bem Raturs
sefdi9tIi9en MuIeum. gs banbeIt
iid Inn S9GBe, bic man in ben altsn
9esrGbnibitdttsn Der Sntas fanb, jss
nes tbenfo mG6tisen fpie bo9tuItipirz
ten unb ritterIi9en Stammes, Der IN
benz Is. un6 16. Sobrbunbert bag;
So9plateau bon peru, 8olibia unb
Geuobor beberrI9te.
Sa bic Sntas jeoen Subbrsit fru9ts
barren 2anOes gu ibrsm 2sbsn brau9s
ten, 70 mubten ii4 ibre Sobten nit
einfamen unb Dosn @roenitsllsn hes
gniisen. Sn Stein ipurbsn Il. ssbett.t,
unb in bem 8au bisfsr Isbtsn Rube>
pIGBe. bic meiit runo ongelegt iparen,
errei9ten bic Sntas cine meiIterbafte
@ef9idli9teit. limb bic S,be Der Be-
srGbnibftdtte fdmiidten bic SintsrbIies
ben.n nit reiben S9mudT dTa9en aus
@pIb unb StIber, nit berrIi9en @es
fGben aus.
9iefe SobtenbduIer bsitanben aus
Elm Ooer Slpei @rabtammern, Elm sss
paItiser Stein perfdloB bic Seffnuns,
bic nur serabe einen &0rper binbur6s
Iieb. Was man ben 0eritorbenen on
Toitbarteiten mitgab, mics bic pers
fdiebenitsn Sormen auf. @olbsne
Obrrinse, sOIoene RafsnssbGnse unb
8rof6en, iiIbsrne Nabeln, bic bos 9es
panb Der Sntas 5uiammenbislten.
0ieie S9mudia9en ipar.n oft DON
eritaunIiber @rDBe. es fanbsn iih 9ss
bdnss bon elm Bis sfpei 3olI i'm 9ur9>
mefer, uno bic Gabeln, bic ben Mons
tel, ben pon9o, bisIten, 3.isten oft
cine Gang. bon Sfp0If 3OGI. 0anebsn
Ieets man Menf6enmasten obtr sSigu>
rem in bic 9rGber, Defenders bGufis
aud solbene o6er iilberne 2amos.
Radbilbunsen ienes &amsslIdafes,
bas ben Snbianern iener Sage ebenfo
tpertbDon mar, ipie es beute nod fir
ibre Rahtommen an ben @ebireen
Siibomeritas untntbebrli9 TT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

ginarmiger SioGiu
fiinitIer. Sn ben Straben Niasas
iibt Elm @eisentiinitIer trOb bss ihm
febIenbsn rs9t.n 9trmes feline &unft
aus: bos fsbIenbs natiirli6e 9lisb
bot er bur9 etn tiiuiili6es erfesen Iafz
fen. bus ibm bic iihere Siibrung bes
@iOIinboe.ns ssftattet. Gr bat aus
Der gotH Elm, susenb ssmaat unb
perbi.nt babel rsi4Ii9 Iein tdsIi9ss
8rot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

0ts befen pferbe bes
e bebibe fperben erobsntbetls NIT
Rorintben s.fiittert, unb serabs btefs
Sbiere follsn iidb bur9 ibre S6nelliss
felt unb 9lusbauer ousSei9nen. Sn
Der grnt.5sit Der Seisen srbuIten in
Smbrna bic pferbs fOlds oIs tGeli9ts
Gutter unb laHtn Safer unO Seu bas
n.ben unberilbrt fteben. Sn Dielen
SbetIen bon 2anaba bilbsn abssfaIs
Iene aepfeI oft msbrsre WO9sn lang
bos ousf9IieBIide Gutter Der pferbe,
unb in 9lrobien treten an SteIIe bts
Ssus, Safsrs, &orus unO Der aleie
Die 0otteIn, ipdbrenb in SasmanieH
bic qferbe DieIfad g3firiide .rbuIt.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

@epaIttger sill 9Sug.
ReuIib bat bic MOraps5iIderflotte tn
Der RGbe Der 6sbrib.n tinsn unsebeus
ren Serinssfans semadt. Don 100
sSiidbampfern unb isiIderbOot.n muir
ben bel Stornoipob an 100000 Ses
ring. an 2anb sebradt. Dieter sun5s
Song eins in einer sin1is.n ga9t Dor
iid. Str sSiT9bampfer r@titorta-
oGIeiH fling 250,000 Serins..
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
LOEB makes Clean sweep
New York Custom Office
Employees Fired.
DEPUTY Vail IS DISCHARGED
No More Immunity Granted as OFF,
cials Have Accomplished What
Was Needed-End Is Not
Yet in Sight.

Wa6hington.-The elimination
from the customs service Of Deputy
Collector James F. Vail, the aboli-
ton Of that house, the dismissal of
104 men at New York, together with
nearly $50 other changes included in
Collector Loeb's statement from New
York, were announced by Secretary
Macveagh.
1--WE are in the midst of the great
est shake-up in the history Of the
United States customs department,
said William Loeb, collector Of the
port of New York when shown Sec
retary Macveagh's summary. of the
work thus far ccomplished In .clean-
Ing up the New York customs. .hoese.
More employees have been dis
missed from the New York ofsce
since I took charge than during the
entire previous history of the SER
vice, and we are not through vet.
We are going to keep at it until the
New York custom house Is made
thoroughly respectable"
The object of the announcement, &C
cording to Secretary Macveagh. was
to show the gradual rehabilitation OF
the service. Many of those affected
by the changes covered appealed to
the president after getting notice OF
their dismissals, but the secretary
had already conferred with the pres
ident and the appeals were without
effect. The salaries paid the reduc-
ed and dismissed men range from -
a day to $4,000 per annum.
All the dismissals were made grad
ually and only after consultation
with the secretary of the treasury,
who said that while many OF the
charges were on account OF the
frauds and corruption 1t was not
true of all of them.
All of the vacancies, said SecretA-
ry Macveagh, have been filled.
The reductions consisted OF 70 In
spectors, 16 assistant weighers. four
unclassifled laborers, one foreman.
one gauger, one skilled laborer, two
sugar samplers. one deputy survey
or, six special employees, i've watch
men, four wharf men, one store keep
er and two roundsmen.
The dismissa1s were: Sixty-four
unclassified laborers, IA watchmen,
one foreman Of weighers. seven as
sistant weighers, three clerks, three
inspectors, four weighers, four class
flied laborers; three openers and
packers and one elevator conductor.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
INDIANS IN UGLY HUMOR.
Squaw Killed and Braves are Threat
ening Vengeance.

Hobart, Ok.-The killing of All
Teape, a full blooded squaw of the
Kiowa tribe at the Toxic Indian mis-
sion, fourteen miles southwest of
here, has greatly incensed the In
dams and clash between them and
the county authorities Is imminent.
The slayer of the woman is uni
Identified. Indians, however, charged
Richard Stanley, a part Cherokee
horse trader with the crime. Soon
after the killing Indians captured
him and threatened his life.
rStanley's wife and ten year old
daughter were left behind, however,
and it is feared the Indians will tor
ture and possibly kill them in ven
geance. Five special deputy sherins
were sent from here by Sheriff Par
ham to rescue them.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
Do you give your soul to God?'


"He answered: Yes I am afraid
will never get up alive
That was true. | administered the
last sacrament and in a minute he
was dead.
81 then Joined the others and
walked toward the shaft. There oc-
CURED then one of the greatest acts
of heroism l have ever heard of. It
can hardly be believed.
-"Walter Waite, one Of the men
rescued on hearing that there were
others alike in the mine, threw off
the blanket with which we had COW
cred his head and shouted:
Well then by God, I am not 60
ing out of this mine until I get the
others
I'VE demonstrated, saying that for
him to remain down there longer
would mean his death.
I'VE will take you up to the fresh
air and give you some nice warm
food and then may be we will let you
help US do the rest of the work, we
said, but he protested and we actual
" had to use force to get him into
the cage AllTths way sup1k kaie eKouted:
Let me 90 down and help get up the
others
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
GOULD AND VANDERBILT.
Wall Street Closely Watching the
Two MiIlionaires.

New York.-Announcement was
made that Cornelius Vanderbilt had
been invited by George j. Gould to
become a member of the board OF
directors and executive committee OF
the board of directors and executive
committee of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Co., and that Mr.. Wander
bilt had accepted.
This is taken to mean in Wall
Street that the Gou1ds and Wander
bilts have engaged in a closer work
ing agreement and that interesting
Developments In the railroad might
result.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
ARREST AT GULFPORT.
Another Move in Probe Into Chinese
Smuggling.

Gulfport, Miss.-H. M. Course,
connected with the immigration De-
partment of the United States gov
ernment, is in Gulfport working on
an alleged conspiracy of certain in
dividuals. headed by Nick Stratokas,
to import Chinese into the United
States. The government has in its
possession certain letters written to
Stratokas and others showing that a
correspondence existed between the
ring-leaders in America and fellow
conspirators in Mexico, where the
Chinese were brought first. S. P.
Smith, barber, was arrested and
taken to Biloxi, where he was placed
under $1,000 bond.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
NO ADVANCE IN NEW ORLEANS.
New York Exchange, However, May
Raise Commission Rates.

New York.-Now that New Or
leans has decided against a rise IN
commission rates, members of the
New York exchange are wondering
what will be the result if their body
decides for the advance. Those ia
voring the increase say this market
is so much broader than that OF the
Southern city that the big traders
will be compelled to come here.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
NO CHANGE IN OFFICIALS.
Saws There VIII Be No Change II
Western Union.

New York.-Authoritative an
nouncement was made by officials OF
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company that there would be
no change in the official personnel or
the Wetsern Union Telegraph Com
many by reason of the transfer OF the
control Of that company to the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
Another Boat Line Via the Locks.

The action of the New Orleans
merchants In taking steps to estab-
lish boat line between New Or
leans and Morgan City via the Pla-
quemine locks has aroused a good
deal of interest among the business
men of Baton Rouge. Some weeks
ago the steamer Concordia, largely
through the efforts of the Baton
Rouge Board of Trade, entered the
Baton Rouge-Morgan City trade, via
the locks, and the boat has been do
ing a good business both in hauling
merchandise from Baton Rouge to
points along the Teche and Bayou
Plaquemine, and in bringing BACK
sugar from the refineries In Inat
section.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
WILL DRAW PAY IN JAIL.
Federation Will Pay $4,000 a Year
If Imprisoned.

Toronto, Ont.-The American Fed
Grafton of Labor in addition to en-
dorsing the attitude taken by Pres
ident Gompers In the Bucks Stove
and Range Co., injunction proceed
ings voted to continue the salaries
of Gompers and Secretary Frank
Morrison and to compensate Vice
President John Mitchell, who is no.
a salaried officer, during their term
of Imprisonment in the case 1t Is
eventually decided that they must
90 to 1ail for contempt OF court.
They will be paid at the rate OF $o'-
600 q wear
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-27
Man Cauoht Stealing q Watch.

A man giving his name as J. G.
Bickham, Of Texarkana, was arrest
ed at Lafayette, on a charge OF steal
ing a watch from Jeweler P. krauss.
The man entered the shop, bought d
pair of spectacles, and while Mr.:
Krauss was busy getting the pur-
chase in shape, slipped a watch out
of the show case. He was, hoWeV-
or detected in the act and ca u
sent in for the officers. W.aeH piaceu
under arrest Bickham was searchel
and the time piece found in his
trouser leg.