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Barbour County index., 1910-04-27
Sun and LAKE City Happenings

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Concert at Lake City next Saturday
night.
Mrs. Walt Saunders Of Sun was a
Lake visitor last Wednesday.
Fred Lake has taken the agency for
the E. M. F. auto. also the Flanders.
Rev. Timmons, accompanied by his
sister. returned from Georgia last week.
The Lake lumber shed is being torn
down and new cne more substantial
will be built.
Mrs. Lockert and Miss Overton were
visitors Of Frank Cooke and wife Satur-
day and Sunday,
Ben Waltz recently purchased bug
gy Of the new hardware firm. 1t is ve.y
easy to see the pint"
Sam Smith. the race horse man Of
Forest, took in the McAdoo sale at
Lake Saturday afternoon.
| II. w. Skinner shipped in 300 head
OF Texas steers last Tuesday to Craze on
his Lake ranch this summer.
/ c. H. Marshall, the real estate and
diamond" man. packed bis little stuf
and lett the city last Tuesday morning
We understand that Mrs. Nick Ho-
gard returned fto-a Wichita on Tuesday
OF laa week very much improved in
health.
Harry Campbell has quit the black
smith business at Sun City. He has
taken the job as trackman between Sun
and Belvidere.
Why not get busy and make arrange
! ments to observe Decoration day IN Lake
City? Let every one talk the matter
and let's have day in memory OF our
beloved dead.
A fellow recently from Missouri said
he understood that before coming here
that the wind blew until the sun would
refuse to shine. The past week showed
him alright.
Master Bryan Farmer, nine-y ear old
lad Of Goats, drove his fathers Ford
auto to Lake City last Wednesday
He handles the machine marvelously for
one SO young.
C. C. Shigley and wife and Miss
Lera spent the day with John Campbell
and wife last Thursday. They tried
fishing for time but for some reason the
plymouth rascals wouldn't bite,
In behalf Of those decrepit sinners
who live southwest Of Lake City we
wish to thank Manager Blaine Jones Of
the Skinner ranch for putting in a hu-
name gate just south Of the ranch house.
1t is certainly boon 10 quite burch Of
us and the cigars are ready any time.
Tom Siisk suddenly decided to blow
himself and purchased the Frank Holly
mansion. 1t is not known whether he
made the deal for speculating purposes
or whether he intends to get married and
move in. Be that as it may, the trans
action has released Judge Stewart Of a
great responsibility.
Roy Flohr, who is working at Bud
Gentry's, went to Spivey last Monday
where he and Miss Dot McCariy were
married. They returned to Lake City
Wednesday afternoon looking too happy
for anything. Here's hoping that the
same lovely smile and afectionate dis
position will continue with them.
Come where the Lilies Bloom" is
the title Of a beautiful vocal composition
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27
High School Notes

A Senior
Deep wisdom, swelled head,
Brain fever, he's dead.
A Junior
Went walking. It's said.
Road hit him, he's dead.
A Sophomore
Fair one leaves him. hopes fed,
Hearts broken, he's dead.
A Freshman
Milk famine, not fed,
Starvation, he's dead.
The high school got quarter holiday
Friday.
Miss Clymer has two seventh graders
in the normal class.
Robt. Warwick was elected president
Of the sophomores to fill vacancy.
1t is said Clifford Lindley has a very
stiff neck from the effects of boxing.
Alice Martin claims her ideals are
high. Judging from her actions we agree.
Minnie Murphy visited with FreJa
EIsea at the latter's home on Saturday.
Miss Grace Richardson chaperored
a lovers picnic out to The gyp hills Sun
day.
Miss Powers and Hazel Tucker
chaperoned seventh grade picnic Sat
urday.
1t was sung in chapel last week, 20
where O where is our Highland laddie
gone.
Paul Fair and Raymond S,hmidt
Played BAH at Dnftwood Friday. Diff
wood won with a score Of p to ).
A few members Of the high school
had a hay rack nde "Wednesday night.
The girls took a lunch which made it
very nice.
Class meetings were in vogue last
week. The sophomores, Juniors and
seniors each had one on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27
Methodist Church

Remember the prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Luailen on Thursday for an all day
session, quilting to BE- done. Bring your
dinner. The next social tea Of the
Ladies Aid will b: held on Tuesday
afternoon May 3rd, at the home Of Mrs.
B, s, Kaufman, Everybody invited.
I he usual services next Sunday.
The evening sermon will be Sabbath
ob,eTvances, how should We spend the
Sabbath"
The Sunday school had gool al
tendance.
The district superintendent, Rev. D.
w. 4e;ter, preached very helpful ser
mon on prayer, in the evening.
The pastor attended, this week, the
district conference at Conway Springs.
We invite you to our services on
next Sunday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
has wall paper for sale. Sc bolt. See
Ms. M. A. Moore or Mrs. Ed. vii
liams.
F. w. IMBoDEN, Pastor.
For best bargains in land and farm
loans, see VIM. Palmer.
Four Rhode Island Red Roosters
for sale. Mrs |. w. Stout.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson departed on
Tuesday Of last week to visit with !. c.
Walstad and family at Corpus Christi,
Texas.
The Lincoln Library will be opened
every Saturday from 7:30 to $50 D. H..
for convenience Of members who wish to
exchange their books and can not get in
earlier in the day.
Rey. F. w. Imboden of this city and
Rev. w. c. Iimmons Of Lake Civ
went 10 Conway Spuogs Monday to at
tend the M E. district conference. They
W.. return tcmoiIow.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27
Sharon Items

sharon items
1t is cold cne day and colder the
next
Albert Schloetzer is working for John
Suhler.
Mrs. Frank Tinc:.e: has purchased
the Maple Tree hotel.
Dr.. Schloetzer says de kut wurms are
eating mine tommy toes and sourkraut
sprouts. What shall do9
Chas. Price, our ex-hotel man is con-
templating moving to Topeka in the near
future. We regret to see so good a
family leave us.
Too late for last week
The Lindner house is nearing COM
pletion.
On last Saturday was the funeral Of
Frank Tincher, who suffered long time
with tuberculosis which sapped his life
away.
Pete Mats has returned home from
Missouri where he had gone on a brief
visit. He says the people are ten years
older than they were eight years ago.
Dr.. Schloetzer says whena da wind
come here on Monday he yust bio mine
sourkraut plants cut Of the ground und
my spuds was frosed tu. Mine cow
cumers are frosed but mine calcumers
are all ride.
Attention! Farmers of Barber Co.
AT the last meeting Of the F. E. & G.
y. Of A. for the state Of Kansas, | was
commissioned as organizer for Barber
county. 1t isnot my intention to canvass
the county and make an effort to press
farmers into this organization. but if the
farmers OF any community desire an or
ganization, if they will communicate with
me | will gladly arrange with them for
an organization. Organization is the
watchword Of the day and believe this
organization has come to stay and have
no hesitancy in recommending it to my
farmer friends. For further information,
address the undersigned at Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. Allen E. Herr.
Miss Katy McCary returned home
from Wichita on Saturday.
Good Studebaker rubber-tire phaetcn
buggy. almost new, for sale. Inquire at
this Office.
Gus Mcrris Ond wife moved into c..
A. Bucklins house on south Walnut the
first Of the week.
Miss Rosa Lacy went to Wichita on
Monday to visit month with her iece,
Mrs. Kate TrursdaIe.
Stowers evergreen sweet corn 70,
seed. for sale. Prices reasonable.
-Thos. Carter. Phone 1853.
F farmers, bring in your spring black
smithing Eow. Get oar plows and list
ers in shape before lie rush.-C. N.
Marshall.
Slight frosts continued throughout last
week but the peach and apple crops here
abouts are still secure. Osher fruits are
more or less injured.
For sale: A few sands of Italian
bees and bee supplies. Also a good
phaeton nearly new. and single harness.
Inquire Of ]. Q. Wheat.
MIS-. H L. Coate departed for Ash
land last week to join her husband who
has lately taken charge Of the Metz
Lumber yard IN that city.
! For sale. Sm-roomed house and
FIVE lots. city water and out-buildings, on
/ Moth Main St. Price $500. Ad-
dresr, Veme Gibbs, Deerhead. Kansas.
David Stormquist of Kiowa was
in the city yesterday. He is an
electrician and is now working on
the light plant at Ashland.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27

The Pittsburg Plate glass Company s
Red Seal, and other wocd El!ers, varnish-
es, etc, sold by Dwight Mills. can not
be esxcelled by any other and are guar
anteed BY the largest concern in this line.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27

The Lincoln Library will be opened
every Saturday from 7:30 to $50 D. IT.,
tor convenience Of members who wish to
exchange their books and can not get in
earlier in the day.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27

For best bargains in land and farm
, loans. see VIM. Palmer.
Barbour County index., 1910-04-27

Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson departed on
Tuesday Of last week to visit with ]. C.
Walstad and family at Corpus Christi,
Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
INSURGENTS DlsBANDllNG
Reported Tint ChamorrO Has Thrown
Estrada Into Prison. 5a

reported Tint ChamorrO Has Thrown
Estrada Into Prison. 5a
Manngua, Nicaragua. March 55.--F Fol-
lowing their recent disastrous defeat.
the revolutionary forces are reported
to be disbanding. nearly zoo men hay
Ing deserted In the vicinity OF San
Vicente within the past week.
The government authorities now. adj
nit that the insurgents were victo.
rious In the battle OF San Vicente and
In the lighting last week at FL Nor
rito, small town on the coast OF LAX
Nicaragua, east OF Sanubaldo, and the
retreat of the Insurgents after these
successes Indicated that their ammuni-
tiOn was scarce.
Rumors are current that General
.Chamorro, the insurEcnt leader. Is nnx--
ious to abandon tho struggle. being
disguised with the lack OF co-opera-
ton from sympathizers in the province
OF Granada.
The government authorities to-das
published a cablcEratn from Pan ANA
lin which It was announced that Gen.
eral Chnn,orro had imprisoned Genera
Estrada, tho provisional President. ant
had proclaimed himself President.
Descrters from tho insurgent forces
arriving at San Jose. province OF
lCliontales. say that the Bluefelds gar.
rison has been reduced to twenty-five
men. They also declare that General
| Estrada never leaves the town and that
| his wife gives all orders relating to
/ the carnpajgn fais 4ff ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
GERMANY is IN RACE
Quest for South Pole Taken Up by
Lieutenant Filchncr.

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Lieutenant Filchncr.
Berlin, March 5.-A German South Po-
lar expedition virtually has been ar
ranged by Lieutenant Filchner, of the
general staff of the army. under the
auspices OF the Geographical Society.
that the expedition would start in Oc-5
tober Of this year,if tho necessary
funds We're Forthcoming. He said that t
were used. and so50,oo0 II they cons
The plan is to! send a vessel with
provisions over the route followed by
Lieutenant shackelton. and form a de-
pot about the halfway point to Shack
expedition would start later from We'd
dell Land, on the opposite side of tho
pole and make Il dash across In an
iendeavor to reach the depot.
DR.. Penck, chairman of5,the Geo
graphical Society. announced that an an
towards defraNlnE. the cost OF the
expedition, and Lieutenant Filchner
also had promises OF q further 81 5000.
and It was hoped that they. would be
able to send out two vessels.
q Lieutenant Filchner is a ,well-known
explorer and was one OF the first to
reach Lhassa, Thlbet. In 1905 he ex-
}plored Turl1estan and Persia. In an
interview to-day. he said:
"I am prepared to start at any MOS
polar exploring. fully believe In the
practicability Of the plans. I have
obtained leave of absence from head
quarters, and already many influential
persons are Interested In the scheme.'
DR.. Otto Nordenskiold, the Antarctic
ing, also expressed the opinion that
the plan was feasible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
ExPR Ess CAR LOOTED
Robbers, Iinmolestcd in THEIR Work,
Rifle Thousands of Packages.
ESPECIAL to The Times. Dispatch. ]

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Special toThe Time Dispatch.
i Rochester, N. Y, March ga daring
robbery of a through express car was
discovered in this city this morning
when train q, Of the New York Cen
trail. with ten cars Of tho American
Express Company attached. arrived
here. a car had been entered through
an end door and nearlygS1 900 packaEes
The train has express messengers.
but not on this car. which vas q
sthroug car from New FORK to LOUIS
VILE, sealed, so that the robbers after
gaining an entrance We're unmolested
inatheir work. 8 8 S
Tho robbers cut panel from the
door In the end of the car to get In.
and probably replaced the panel while
they were at work, SO as to escape
1t ls.belicved they boarded
the car somewhere In the Mohawk
Valley and stayed on for several
hours, leaving the train In Syracuse.
The car looked as IL there had been
an explosion, n and q E oods which We're
not taken away We're so mixed up
that It vii take wceks,to straiEhten
,outSthe tangle. gis j5s a. s
Superintendent Haycock Of the local
express office, said this afternoon, that
tho car was loaded with merchandise.
mostly underwear. Indications Il are
itliat5litt was taken, Tho police here
say they haze no clue to work on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
INDICTED ELEVEN TIMES
Dr.. Hyde L. Accused of Many Crime.
bysGrand Jury.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Kansas City. No. March. 5.-EieSea \
different indictments were returned &C!
tile grand jury Tonight. Two indict-
ments were for murder In the first
degree for tho deaths OF Colonel Thos.
Fl. Swope and Chrisman Swope
one indictment was for manslaush-
ter In the death of Colonel Moss Hun
Eight separate Indictments for as
sault with intent to kill eight different
members Of tho Swope household were
returned.
DR.. HYDE was indicted for attempt-
ing to kill with typhoid germs Miss
Margaret Swope, Miss Stella Swope.
Miss sarah sW9pe Miss Lucy nss
In the Swope home: Leonora Copridge.
a negro servant: Miss Georgia Comp
ton. a dressmaker. and Miss Mildred
Fog. daughter. Of s. Waters FoS. ; ana
indictments were returned at $50
p. M. at
The indictments cover the entire
range OF charges against DR., Hyde.
strychnine and the Introduction OF ~.
phoid bacilli into the environment OF
the Swope home.
DIR. Hyde was not in the court room
when tho grand Jury reported, nor
was Frank Walsh, his attorney. s.
James Ayleward. an attorney in
Walsh's Office. was waiting In tho
prosecuting attorneys office throughout
tho afternoon.
At noon 1t was announced that the
grand Jury would probably complete
It's task in timo to report Tonight.
AT $ O'Clock the grand jury sent for
Virgil Conking, and It was evident
that the report would soon be forth
The z capias for Dr. Hyde's arrest un-
der the indictment Will not be issued
until Monday. 1t having been agreed
between Judge I4atshaws and Prosecu-
tor ConklnG TINT he be allowed free
dom under his present bond until Mon
day morning.
There were few spectators In the
court room when the grand Jury filed
| in With Its report. None OF the Swope
family was nrescnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
DELUsIoN AND SNARE
Minority Report Says Ship Subsidy Bill
Is All Wrong.

Washington, D. c. March 5.-The adj
mintstration ship subsidy bill. intro
duced In tho House by Representative
Humphrey. Of Washington. was de-
Congress and the people," and as be-
Ing "delusion and a snare. sfrewdly
devised to catch the unwary and mis-
lead public sentiment" in q minority
cratic members Of the Committee on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries. led by
Representative spight. OF Mississippi. !.
The minorit-- report declares that
would result In no upbuildlnE OF the
American merchant marine unless Its
enactment should cngender the hope
that much larger subsidies would be
tng, and this Is doubtless the purpose
Of the chief advocates OF the pending
It AYERS that the lofts now derived
ocean mail would be absorbed by the
Morgan syndicate and other lines on
the Atlantic coast. and by the Spreck-
els line on the Pacific coast. so that
tunity of sharing in the subsidy.
The statement that ship subsidy
would take no money from the ma
tional Treasury is declared to be u
Tho bill is criticized as being built
upon the fundamental wrong and In
Justice OF taking from all tho people
and giving to a particular and re-
stricted few of one class. to enable
them to make their private business
more profitable"
Tho free ship provision of the bill
| Is declared to be valueless. and. says
the report. ST this section of the bill
was thrown out as bait to catch
| Democratic suckers the purpose vii
fail.
Choking at and considering the bill
/ from every standpoint. concluded TIN
4 report, eve are dmpelled to tho con
! clusion thntgno substantial and per
nanent good of a public nature woul
be accomplished by ~ enactment"
The report then takes up the sub
/ sidy bill recently introduced by Repre-
sentative spight. and urges :: It as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
All Probably Dead.

X vancouver. u. c.. March Oft th..
ixtY-two Canadian trainmen. track
men and laborers buried by an avalan-
che In Rogers Pass on the summit of
the Selkirk Range OF the Rocky Noun
tains early this morning, all arc prob
ably dead. Twenty five white men
and thirty-seven Japanese are thought
TO have pe-ished.
The bodies OF only five have been re.
covered. The work OF recovering the
dead and opening the track Is greatly
lmpeded by a blizzard now raging in
tho pass.
There was another big slide OF snow
tho spot where the men were over.
whelmed. II destroyed portion Of a
snowshed and buried tho track for 800
yards TO depth OF sixty feet. There
were no victims in the last avalanche.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Conditions Terrible.

Tacoma, washington, Marcel, 5.-A
message received here tells OF slide
at MountaIndale, on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and Puget Sound Road this
morning. in which one man was killed.
Five arc injured and five or six are
missing and believed to be dead i'll the
canyon below.
Conditions in the mountains are ter
rIble. Several bridges arc gone, and
in one place thrcc-auartcrs of a milo
OF track is wiped out. In spots the
track is under fifty feet OF rock. trees
and snow.
a rock slide to-day at Garcia. thir-
teen miles west OF the summit, killed
one and injured two members of
bridge crew.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
TETRAZZINI SUED
EIsidor Lcrncr Want. $4,000 for breach
aE:AlE Of Contract.

IsidOr Lcrncr Wants $3O.OOO Tor Brcach
Of Contract.
Especial to Tho Times pispatch,l
New York, March 5.-Supreme JUS
Etice Platseek to-day ordered MADAME
Louise Tctraz.1iut.& tho grand opera
on March IA and be examined before
trial III connection with q suit for al-
legged breach OF contract. brought py
eIsidor Lcrner.
Rogers and Rogers, attorneys for
&Lernor, have sued tho prima donna, al
#legtng that their client has heen dam
aged to the extent Of $4,000. The
contract which she violated. IT Is
claimed. was an engagement to tour
the United States in 1904, under tho
OF Lerner. alta salary. of
$500 q night.
Instead Of doing this, the plaintiff
declares that Nine, Tetrazaini broke
tho contract to sing in Venezuela She
has filed an answer, In which she
says she was prevented from. carrying
out the contract by reason of Lerner's
FACTS and omissions" F 5s5 s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
MARCH FOIL OWED
BY SERIOUS RIOTSl
Outbreaks Continue Till LatesaA
Night, and Fifty People Ares4
Injured, Some Fatally Of. u
ficers Are Almost Help
less Before Great
Mobs.
New Propose. Made

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Philadelphia, Pa, March b.-The
committee OF ten tonight issued
statement In which 1t submits -
new form OF nriItratlo to end tho;
strike. The proposition Is an fol-8
lows:
"Lct the Philadelphia 1tarid
Transit Company rcfnstatc all em-
plOycs now on strike TO their old
positions, and then let the company
appoint one arbitrator and we one,
these to be dlsinterested parties.
Let the two thus selected choose u
third pcrsOn,S md both parties to the
dispute submit NIL questions to the
board, the decision of the majority
to he final and blnding.r
This proposition. 1t will be sees,
Includes recognition OF the union,
one the issues between the transit
company and Its striking employees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
SION Irogrcns lindc.

wellington. Wash. March 5.-slow
progress was made to-day in the ex-
cavation work where a Great North
ern train was buried by an avalanche
TUESDAY. and only few bodies were
brought out The weather was cold
aud snow fell. Rotary plows and
hundreds of men are working night
and day toward Wellington from both
sides OF the Cascades. Among the
few bodies found to-day were those
or Engineer B. F. Jarnigan and Fire
man Harry Otto Partridge. OF Biloxi,
Miss. Looking down from WELLINGTON
into the gorge where the wrecked
trains and sixty dead are buried, Moth
Ing is discernible except broken trees.
the pilot OF an engine. portions OF two
electric motors and fragments OF a
rotary pillow.
Coroner j. G. Snyder. who estimates
the number of dead at more than a
hundred. believes that all the bodies
Will be recovered within week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
ARGUMENTS CLOSED.
Decision In Snund crs II COntfst
May he Had In Two Weeks.

Especial to Tho Tlmcs. = lspatch.l
Washington, y. c.. 58Nlarch h.--The
argument III the Parsons Saunders
contest from the Fifth Virginia pis-.
atrict5 closed at noon to-day. "A YER
diet should he rendered ny the cont.
snittee Within the next two weeks.
Senator Tihurston made#A very able ar
9gument for Mr.. Parsons, 3.l
H The President will settle the Slemp-
%Hrownlow. or Virgtnia-T con-
Etroversy over tho bristol post office.
Monday. Il 6s 5S
Tho Republican meeting promised
for To-day; did apt mateEiall a ., g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BOD BOZ D''Y'GUARD 70 R / &C YER OR.
Recent Murders DrinE Fear to Chief
II Executive of lthOde island.

a8t Especial to The Times- Dlspatch,J
RI Providence, RI Ins March 5,--Be Because
sofathe fact that three atrooious muir
months, all of them by persons who
sappeared to he ''cranlks, a plain
clothes man has been stat Toned In the
7prlvate office o. g overnor Pot Ter, q Z
the State House. T his Is the first time
the Governor, Of lis State has n 90 g
sbpdygua Recently he Governor
moved his executive & offices Isl to g
more. guard ed sect op pf the ~! e al
loWedssf 81. NJ W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
PLEAsEs THE KAISER
lie Inscribcs Sentiment on Pictures Of
West Point Cadets.

lspecial.to The Time Z pispntch.1
5tograph was made OF the review at
West Point September 20. 1908. for
tho foreign guests OF the Hudson
Fulton celeb'ratlon =; ] A;dmlral iobert
the Imperial Great Admiral Won n 'Ko e't
or, Of tho German navy behind him.
A.eopy Of this otoEran h was Sc Sent
to his eScellen,cy,, Admtral. Won Koes Ter,
inscrptlpn by the hand al His III ifm N me-
rial Majesty, the Emperor &c Car
many: "a fne b cd of promising 1young
gentlemen. a Sight SdeliEhtful to q
zR1.at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
lNINETY-TWo MEET DEATH

Snow Avalanche Ovcrw helms Work
men on CANADIAN Pacific.
Winnipeg. Man, March Sat 9
O'Clock tonight Canadian officials an
nounccd that ninety-two men had met
death and fourteen wcro injured in the
Avalanche OF Rogers Pass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

Four months OF the regular session
of tho sixty first Congress Wi expire
Tomorrow. To-day's action on tho pos
tai bill is the first ito be taken of tho
many Taft measures urged upon Con
5rr