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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

Jaglelle:
Napisaf ks. Stanisfaw Kujot.
" ss' y
Pomiedzy drukami wyda-
nymi z p5owodu> latosiej rocz-
nicy Q lie me mnie doszfv,
odznacza sic niekorzystnie
pisanie niestety katolickiego.
ksiedza, kt6ra til " nagl6wku
wymienifern. :
Mic Jest tc zupetnie 6wieze:
pieczywo,:. a to pogarsza
sprlawi;e ipisarza. " rozdraznie'
min bowiem MONA wreszcie.
cos nlia ai5i,js "a co p6zniei ME
chciaiobv sic odiptowia lac.
Lecz tn rzecz lima. Te same
wywody, to same docinki "a
wozil ks: tN;eborowski ]ato6
wios6ia do: Kr6tewca i wyglo-
>si}je pred 'publiczno6cia pra~
vie Gala 'niekatolicka. Jednak
to jeszcze ME poczatek: Juz r.
1902 wydrukowa}a centrowa
,,Warmia": tn ma Warmii
wszystko to, co ~Jegomosc
rychte1ski IatoS W KrGlewcu
6wiato 6g}6sil. :Wltt;ejh,czae ura-
dowany ,,Gesellige" grudziadz
XII (nr. 1913 : 10 s;erpnia) wiel-
bill ,,list otwarty g6rnoslas~.
kiego ksiedza, kt6ry swieto6c
wielbionego Jagie!1y grun-
townie zniweczyl".;J teraz
chwal'}y gazety pr"testahskie,
przygania}a katolicka ",,Erm-
]andische Zeitung". Byf Gle
powinien ksiadz zastanowic,
wywody swoje 2bada6: Ale
gdzie tamil O~pracowane pono,
wnie, wydrukowaia je kato-
licka ,Allgemeine Rund-
schau"w Momentum. Me dzi-
vic sic, bo tam sprawy z mad
Wis|y SO: prawie nickname a
jak artyku} podpisze ksiadz, i
Swjatu og1osi, ze on ,,zpada-
ME bjtwy tel cd lat ma osobne
etudyum sobie obral Idle
Schlacht, deren Erforschung
ich seit mebreren Jahren
zu meinem speciellen Stu
dunn gemacht habe), re
dzieje Zakonu. niemieckie-
go So zadaniem' zycia je-
60, to ktoz mu ME bedzie
ufal! Toz i Westpreussisches
Volksblatt" Il 2 lipca) pra.
vie ca}y artyku Il z ,Rund-
schau" powt6rzy1,a 0 lie m,nliie )
wie6ci dochodza, bracia kap.
}ani n%jemieccy wszystkie je-
go twierdzenia "a. prawde:
przyjmuja powtarzajja,r=pub-:
licznosc polska .zas. W :zakto
potaniu.
Ito wszystko ola :pisania,
kt6rego laden historyk ma se-
ryo. wziac ME moze!zCo o
MEM :sadzi6 trzeba, to tn .po-
dale - jake uzupe}nienie te-,
go, co ,,Pielgrzym'' czwartko-
wy (od Redakcyi) przytoczyf,
a tylko to mi przykre, ze z.
koniecznosci .przeciw wsp6f-
bratu W kaplahstwie ! sludze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

- 10
tana zwr6ci} sic do departa-
mentu wojny z pro6ba 0 po-
moe " gaszeniu pozar6w la
SOW. Jenera1 Leonard Wood
rozkaza}, ably battalion IA. pull:
ku piechoty odbywajacego O.
becnie cwiczenie W okolicy
American Lake. Oregon udal
sic do Missoula, Montana CO.
lem niesienia pomocy W ga.
szenir pozaru lasowego. {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

WASHINGTON b. C. =
Senatorzy Johnston:z Alaba-
my Clarke Arkansas Smith
z So. Carolina stanowiacy
mniejszosc W komitecie wy
sadzonym z Iona senatu ola
zbadania przyczyn podroze-
MIA %zywnosci zdali juz sw6j
rapport, choc ME zgadzajacy
sic z wiekszo6cia komitetu
senatorskiego. Zdaniem tych
senator6w, to drozyzne zyw-
nosci spowodowa}o wysokie
clio ma produkta. zagraniczne
z}odziejstwo trust6w i mono
|pol6w. oraz zwi9kszenia sic
zapas6w pieniedzy W kraju.
: Napadaja oni ma z%|ozon,
rapport wiekszosci komitetu,
| kt6ry ME wini trust6w, ar
I! ella "a drozyzne, lecz farme'
row i detalicznych hanidlalr:z;yy
wprost biora W obrone trus.
ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

STANTON, Va. - Dwu-
pietrowy dom i DUE drzewo
zosta}y pochloniete przez zie-
mic, wiele innych dom6w
zapada sic i gmachom pub
licznym grozi niebezpjecze6-
btwo Mskutek wykopania tn
pa placu publicznym 800 sto-
.powej studni. Szerokie szcze-
'iny W ziemi porob:}y sic,
.grozac gmachowi pocztowe.
mu j szkole, kt6re juz pope
kaiy. Mieszka1cy przestra-
szyli sic bardzo i staraja sic
.koniecznie zapobiedz dalsze-
1nu osuwaniu sic ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
zAWIADoMIENlE @ APLIKACYI
FRED,A SHELTER
q LICENsYE MA SPRZEDAz LIKIER0W

Zawiadamia sic ninie,szem. 4a Fred Schettler
2 miasta i powiatu Winona, " stanie Minnesota
zlotyl dnia 22go sierpnia 1910 pikmienna aplikacye
u rekordera w~spomnianego; miasta, do radnych
wspomnianego miasta o licensye ma sprzedaz pa
lonych trunk6w = wys3e1eg6lnionem polozeniu
W micscie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota, iznanem iopisanem jak n~astepuje.
drewnianego budynku. znanego pod nr. 267 E.
Trzecia ul.
IWspomniana aplikacya osnawiana bedzie ma po-
iokaiu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskim "
wspomnianym mie&cie dnia 1-go wrze6nia. I: p.
1910, o godz. $40 wieczorem " tym czasie | miej-
scu mqze sic stawif ka&dy j sprzeciwiaf sic wyda-
niu takiej licensyi
Pisano " Winona, Mimi, q. siefpnia, 1910.
PAUL A.. JASMER
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

w ANA pre- So K o a
A (spotkawszy znajomego ma u
licy): = Dzieh dobry, przyjacielu.
Ale to juz z pol wieku, jakzesmy
sic ME widzieli!
p: - Bo ia tez przez ca1y rok
ME wychodzi{cm z domu.
Ala to byles zapewnie chory?
B.: -O ME, ale w-kozie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLIKACYI
JULIUS EBE
o LICENSYE MA SPRZEDAZ LIKIER0W

Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, re julius Ebe z
miasta j powiatu Winona, " stanie Minnesota.
zlozyl dnia 14go sierpnia 1910 pismienna aplika-
ma sprzedaz palonych trunk6w W wyszczegolnio-
mem poiozeniu W miescie Winona, W stanie Min
nesota, i znanem i opisanem jak nastepujen n. p:
w przednim lokalu, ma pierwszem pietrze muro-
wanego budynku, znanego pnr. 700 w. plata ul.
W~spomnia,.a aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
posiedzcniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady miejskiej. w budynku miejskim "
miescie dnia ego wrzeEniasrp. 1910
o godzinie $3.50 wieczorem, W kt6rym to czasie
miejscu mole sic stawie kazdy j sprzeciwiaf sic
wydaniu takiej licensyi.
Dane W Winona, Mimi. 10 ~sierpnia. 1910.
PAUL A. JASMER
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

W prawy box " czeSci obra-
bowany.
WASHINGTON, u. C. -.
Chicagoski lekarz DR.. James
r.. Buckleywni6s1 tn ozarza-.
dzenie post9powania amanda,
mus" - ce1em spowodowanio
opublikowania dokument6w
znajdujacych sic W urzedzie
stanowym Jazdotyczacych sic
sprawy rzekomej odmowy O.
pieki, o jaka Dr.: Buckley pro-
sill poselstwo'Hmeryka6skie W
miescie Moksyku:
Buckley :przebywaf swego
czasu W Meksyku j wtedy
zastrzYknat pewnemu chore-
mu ma slepa1ekiszke kokaine,
co w:ca1ym Meksyku jest.kry.:
mina]nie zaknzane.
Pacyentzezna', ze zastrzyk
niec,e nastapilo wbrew jego
wolf, wobec tego=B uckley,owi
Fobywatelowi Sean6w Zjedno-
czonych grozil process i wie-
z1enie, Ably uhiknac nieprzy-.
jemnoSci zwr6cii sic Buckley
do posels:'va ameryka6skie
go z pro6ba o opieke ale cd
powiedzi ME totrzymaf.
W miedzyczasie chory wyz
drowiat i sprawl poszla W "a
pomn;enie. Ale Buckl ey ME
m6g} pu6cif -p1azem takiego
zlekcewazenia obYwatejskich
praw mt przys]ugujacych i
redagowel %odpowiedz.
Mai ia dostac z tenn brzmie-
MEM, re :pose]stwo dopiero
wtedy stanac moze W obronie
%obywatela swego, jezeli on
IN ajduje sic iuz " wiezjeniu.
Buckley jednak tw:erdzi ze
Gala jego z poselstwem kores-
pondencya zupe}nie ma co in
nego wskazywa1a, nadto po-
niewaz i urzad Stanu ME. da1
mu zadnych %odpowiedzi Il
przeto zazadal wdrozenia pos
%tepowania ,mandamus".
~AURORA,lli. W pozzuki
waniu "a perlam ukrytymi W
ostrygach, utone}a W rzece
Fox River pani:M Minnie Carter
AZ lat liczaca j jej sze6cioletni
wnuk Elmer Carter. 5zoka-
iac ostryg, PAM Carter dosta-
Ia sic 2 wnukiom ma g}ebine i
utone}a, zanim jei pomoc ns-
deszla. Ktos tam znalazl per|e
" ostrydze j obecnie setki O.
panowanYch goraczka per}o.
wa, loWia.ostryg szukaja
PEREZ.
WASHINGTON, p. G. De-
partment laa6n stanu Mon
100 ,3EI... &&2-&-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
Og}oszenia miejskie
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLIKACYI
WIN. F. BABE

u LICENS Ia IVA LIhICHOW.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem. Re VIM. F. Babe
z miasta i powiatu Winona, W stanie Minnesota,
zlozyl dnia 1Sgo %sierpnia, 1910. pismienna aplika-
eye u rekordera wspomnianego miasta o licensye
ma sprzeda7 palonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnio-
mem polozeniu W miescie Winona. W stanie Mime
sofa, znanem iopisanem jak nastepuje, n. p:
rowanego budynku. znanego pod M. 227 E.
Trzecia ul.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie IA
posiedzeniu rady m,ie!skicj; kt6re sic odbed!zie W
wspomnianem miescie dnia, ego wrze6nia r p.
1910. o godzinie $50 wieczorem, W kt6rym to CA
sic i miejscu mole sic stawie kazdy / sprzeciwiae
sic wydaniu takiej licensyi.
Dane W Winona, Mimi, 10 %sierpnia, 1910.
PAUL A. JASMER
Rekorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

. NEW YORK, n. Y, Pc
miescie rozesz}a sic Totem bly,
skawicy pogioska, ze raniony
przez Gallaghera major Gay
Dor ulega psralizowi, 2 powo-
du kuli, tkwiacej ciagle jesz-
cze W jego gfowie. Pog}oska ia
zaslarmowala wszystkich zwo-
lennik6w burmistrza, zaczeto
vice doktor6w, ordynuiacych
przy chorym, zasypywac py-
taniami ustnie j. telefonicznie.
Lekarze widzieli sic Emu
szeni wydac, woboc tych Pc.
glosek nastepujacy -biuletyn1:
,Burmistrz przepedzif noe
dobrze Obecnie 5pi snem.
twardym. Temperature, pull
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
PRESIDENT CONFERS
WITH ATTORNEY
GENERAL
TAFT TALKS POLITICS WITH MA.
TioNAL LEADERs-WlckER
SHAM TO ALASKA.

Beverly. Mass. July l2--presidcnt
Taft talked politics today with Senator
Crane of Massachusetts Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham and Secretary Mage!
of the department OF commerce an.,
labor. Their conference lasted until
g o'clock tonight. Senator Crane vas
close to the president In the last ses-
sion of congress and was "A daily Is
itor at the White House.
The president was reported tonight
To he well satisfied with general CON
ditions and hopeful of republican sue
cess "all along the line" II was def
nitely determined this afternoon that
Attorney General Wickersham will ac-
company Secretary Nagel to Alaska.
The situation In that territory has
given the president much concern Sc
rious factionai fights have been in
progress there for several years EX-
treme bitterness has been displayed.
Each time an appointment has been
made To "A federal office campaign
has been started against the appointee
The fights have been carried To Wash
ington from time to time. The dele
~,
who Is in no way related to the at
torney general. Is at loggerheads with
the administration.
The president has found Il necessary
lately to remove a number of Alaskan
officials Several men whom he ap-
pointed To succeed these failed of con-
firmation and made II necessary for
the president To resort to recess alp
pointments. Mr.. Taft wants as much
first hand information as he can get
on the situation. He believes that the
attorney general and Mr.. Nagel can
bring this information.
The two cabinet Officials will sail
for Vancouver on the fish commission
steamer Albatross. They will go west
through Canada. leaving Montreal next
MONDAY morning. on the way back
from Canada. Secretary Nagel will
stop at Seattle and Portland While
in i, Alaska Secretary Nagel will look
into the salmon fisheries and viii also
investigate the lighthouse situation.
The administration of affairs In
Alaska ~ almost wholly In the hands
of the United States attorneys and
marshals of the three divisions. These
Officers are supposed to act In har-
mony with the governor In some of
the divisions, II Is said, there has been
anything but harmony. Attorney Gem
eral Wickersham Is largely responsible
for the district attorneys and marshals,
and he Is anxious 10 get some in
formation for his own guidance. The
trip of the two cabinet officers Will
last two or three months.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
SUFFRAGE MEASURE
PASSES LOWER
HOUSE
ENGLISH LAWMAKERS FAVOR
WoMAN's VOTE, BUT NOT
STRONGLY ENOUGH.

London, July i2.-Thc house of eom-
mons. by vote OF 2s9 To 100 tonight
passed the second reading Of the wom-
ans suffrage bill for which David
Bates Schakleton. the labor member
from Clithcroe division of Lancashire,
Is the sponsor. The bill provides for
granting the parliamentary franchise
to women who have the property quail
ifications and who already exercise the
franchise In municipal elections.
The unprecedented large majority OF
1o9 gives an impetus to woman suf-
frage, but many obstacles must be
overcome before the principle Is legal
lied by the necessary majority of l45
The house subsequently referred the
bill To committee Of the whole. This
means that the bill will be shclved
until next year. The interesting de-
bate showed that many leading men,
including Winston Spencer Churchill.
secretary for home affairs. and A. j.
Balfour. leader of the opposition. who
favored the principle OF woman snf-
frage. objected 10 the present bill and
contended that the whole country must
pronounce unreservedly in favor Of
woman voting before parliament sane
toned such change In the constltu-
tlOn.
Premier Asquth. In strong speech
against the bin. declared that II wom-
en- had n vote. they must inevitably
have seats In parliament, and might
take the speakers chair or sit In the
cabinet Mr.. Balfour contested this
view. He said that II was not gov
ernment by consent to exclude n large
class Of the community from voting
Chancellor Lloyd George, az strong
supporter of womans suffrage. said
II the promoters OF the bill would
promise to reintroduoe the bill In an
acceptable form he would support H.
Austen Chamberlain opposed woman
suffrage In any shape or form A great
crowd OF suffragettes awaited the re-
sllt or the vote outside of the house,
nut there was no disorder,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
CANADIAN LUMBER CENTERS
WIPED OUT BY FIRE, DESPITE
HEROIC EFFORTS.
THOUSANDS HOMELESS
Seven Isolated Buildings Are All That
Remain Of Town Of Campbeilton and
Village Of Observation-Disclosures Esti-
mated at Two and a Half Millions
Doctor Killed in Rescue Work.

Dalhousie. ~ -. July ia waste
~ smoking ruins extending for two
miles. and seven isolated buildings
represent tonight the town Of Camp
bellton and the nearby village Of Rich
ardsville which were overwhelmed yes-
ierday by fire. Two lives were lost
while the fire ragged. Dr. beverly
Sprule n dentist. while aiding with
his automobile In rescuing women and
children. was burned To death by an
explosion Of gasoline. An infant was
suffocated In the dense smoke.
Five thousand residents of Camp
beilton and 400 Of Rlchardsville are
homeless. one thousand buildings In
Completion and 20 In the village were
Destroyed. The combined loss In both
places liz estimated at $2.500,OO0. The
total insurance IL Sl.000.O00. Tonight
some semblance of order has been
established and relief work was begun.
Campbellton was the largest cedar
shingle center In eastern America. All
the mills were destroyed including the
big plants OF the Shives Lumber com
pany. the Richards Lumber company
and the Moffat mills The property
of these three concerns, In which
American capital was invested. was
valued at 100000.
a gale and the failure OF the water
mains left the population helpless
against the flames.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
RUSSO. JAPANESE AGREEMENT
RESULTING FROM RECENT
CONFERENCE PUBLISHED.
UNITED STATES SATISFIED.
According to Government Officials.
New Agreement 10 Merely cor,inu.
snoe Of Principles Of War Treaty
Great Britain and Germany Pleased
-lnsures Open Door Policy.

Washington. July " The text Of
the lnlg- heralded Manchurian convcn-
tion between Japan and RUSSIA. signed
Jnly at ST Petersburg. was made
public tonight II is one of the short
est important troaties uf modern times
being Just 237 words ln length II
follows.
"'rhc imperial government of Japan
and the imperial government of Russia
sincerely attached Ia the principles es-
tablishcd by the convention con-
clndea between them In July.
1907 and desirous To develop the ef-
f"cts of that convention with n view
To the consolidation of peace In the
extreme east. have agreed to complete
the said arrangement by the following
provision:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
The Agreement.

Article l. with the object Of ia
'ilitating communication and develop
ing the commerce of nations. the two
high contracting parties mutually en-
gage To- lend each other their friendly
cooperation with n view To the amel-
iorntion of their respective railway
lines In Manehuria and the improve
ment Of the connecting service of the
said railways and to abstain from all
competition prejudiciol to the realiza;
tion Of this subject.
Article 2 Each Of the high con-
tracing parties engage To maintain and
respec, the status auo in Manchuria
resulting from the treaties conventions
and other arrangements concluded up
To this day between Japan and Kussia.
or between either Of these two powers
and China. Copies Of the aforesaid
arrangements have been exchanged be
tween Japan aud Russia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
FRANCE GETS INTO LINE.

Paris, July 12.-Thc cabinet has de-
cided To- submit "A bill for the adoption
OF western European time in France,
During the old days of cnmity toward
England the French steadily refused
to accept standard time, maintaining
the solar time Of Paris. which is nine
minutes slower The confusion result =
ing, especially In telephone communi-
cation with England. as well as the
change In Franco English relations. Is
responsible for the decision
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
FEDERAL G0VtRNM MENT
DEMANDS DEED TO
LANDS

Helena July l2-(Speelal. y
Governor Norris has been notified
by the secretary of the interior that
unless the state and the Great Falls
Land q Irrigation company unite
withia 80 days ia deed conveying
To the fedora government about
10000 acres in the northern section
OF this county, suit will he com
menoed for the recovery of the land
The land is under the Dearborn
project and II has been shown Il
cannot be reclaimed under the Cary
act, The Ames Realty company.
which sold the land to the Great
Falls company, IL charged by the
interior department With bad faith.
and the state Is absoNed Governar
Norris said today he hoped the land
company would unite with the state
and make the deed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
ENG|NEMEN KILLED
IN CALIFORNIA
SMASHUP
TWO MEN ARE DEAD AND NINE
PEOPLE ARE INJURED AS
RESULT OF WRECK.

Salinas. Cal, July l2-Leaving the
rails on a sharp curve near Metz sta
tion, 80 miles south Of here. the spe-
cial train which left Chicago July 4.
carrying over hundred delegates to
the American Chemical society's con-
vention In San Francisco. plunged over
the embankment today. killing the en-
gineer and fireman and injurlng four
women passengers and five trainmen.
The train was making 40 miles an
hour over a track that ls not consid-
cred safe at more than 25-mile gait
The engine rolled down the bank.
crushing its crew To death. while two
ears were upset and splintcred, three
sleeping ears derailed but were undam-
aged. and three remained on the rails.
The dead:
FIREMAN ERNEST. san Francisco
ENGINEER L. A. DIXON, San Fran
cisco.
The inbred: Conductor w. H. Metz
internally injured: X. McGhee dining
ear walter. san Francisco. internally
injured: William Miles. chef Of dining
ear. Oakland. two ribs and right thigh
fractured Mrs. NJ. r. Nichols. Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. body brusied; Mr.. Charles
Lamont. Detroit, Mich. spine injured:
Mrs. II. q. Barnard. indianapolis. back
sprained. feet injured: Miss Louise
Muskopf Eench city. Ohio, scalded.
II II not believed that any of the In.
jured passengers are fatally hurt.
The accident occurred shortly after
o'clock In the morning and few OF
the passengers In the sleeping ears had
left their berths. The four injured
women were In the capsized tourist
sleeper. but none OF the passengers In
the standard coaches sustained any
hurts.
The delegates. including the injured,
were taken To san Francisco on a spe-
cial train.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
SUBMARINE BONITA
GOES TO NAVY YARD

Provincetown, Mass. July with
only bent periscope tube and a
twisted railing around her coming tower
To show the result of her collision yes
terday. the submarine torpedo boat
Bonita proceeded to the Charleston
navy yard today, leaving the gunboat
castine, which had To be beached to
prevent her from sinking after the
Bonita came upon her in Cape Cod
yesterday. The plates along the star
board side of the castine were opened
for distance as great as the length
Of the Bonita. The gunboat lies easily
an n soft bottom.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
SUICIDE IS CAUSED
BY EXTREME POVERTY

Kansas city. July i2-clasping her
lS-months-old baby In her arms. Mrs.
Rosie Miekecic. wife of IN employe at
the Atchison. Topeka x Santa 10
roundhouse in Kansas CITY. threw her
self In front of a passenger train near
the roundhouse tode1. Poverty. II is
said caused the wDmnn Ia seek death
She was Instantly killed, but the baby
lived for an hour after /, was picked
up
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
None Will Die.

Gan Fran Gisco. July l2.-NoDe of the
persons injured in the wreck on the
Southern Pacific at Metz today will
die as "A result of injuries received. II
was stated by railroad officials here
tonight. Passengers both the injured
and unhrrt, arrived here on a special
train tonight A few hours later an
other train brought the body OF En-
gneer l.. A. Dixon. which was recov.
cred this afternoon, and the injured
members of the crew. The body of
Fireman Edward Ernest was not taken
from under the wrecked engine until
late tonight None of the injured pas
scngers was taken To hospital.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
COOLER IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July Welcome relief
from the heat which oppressed Chi
cagoans came an hour after noon to-
day when the mercury fell 20 degrees
In less than five minutes. travelling
down from the ~ degrees to "a de-
grees. With the plunge to more com
Portable temperature "a 40-mile-an-
hour wind struck the city. dashing
sheets Of rain into windows and doors.
street signs and skylights suffered
from the gale. which soon abated.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
NEWARK MOB LEADERS
FACE CHARGE OF
MURDER

newark. ohio. july i2.-At se-
crct session Of the police court to-
night, acting Mayor Ankele bound
over tn the grand jury 10 suspects
arrested as Il result of Fridays
lynching. The 10 were held without
b"nd to answer To the charge of
murder In the first degree.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
FAMOUS WOMAN DEAD.

Boston, July l2.-WOrd was received
here today of the death in Buffalo,
n. ". Of Mrs, Kate Tannatt Moods.
writer of this city. Mrs Woods was
10 years old. Her husbard, Colonel
George II Woods served throughout
the civil war on the northern side and
most of the time she was with him
as an army nurse, She vas one OF
the founders of the general federation
VI Womens clubs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-07-13
WIDOW BRINGS SUIT
FOR HEAVY
DAMAGES

Butte. July l2.-As AN aftermath
to the accident OF "A few weeks ago.
when Two men were electrocuted In
the yards of the Butte Reduction
works, Matt Sokolieh, az admins
traitor In the estate of Paul Soko-
Itch. today brought suit for $4,000
damages from the Missouri River
Power company. The litigation Is
being made In behalf of Fannie So
koiich, the widow of the deceased:
Mary. n 7-year-old daughter, and
Roman. the S-year-old son. II Is
alleged In the complaint that the
accident by which Sokolich came
To his death was due to the care
lessness Of the defendant In allowing
one Of the poles to become damaged
by weather, so that wire carrying
$500 volts became connected with
the guy wire.