davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-17
Berlin, II lutego. - Z powod'

Berlin, II lutego. - Z powodu
podwyzszenia podatku cd wodki
rozp9czeli robotnicy bojllotowac
produkcye tego trunltu. Bojkot o.
kazal sic skutecznym o tyle, re
konsumcya wodki W Niemczech
ogromnie spadla. Cd pazdzier-
nika z. r. wyprodukowano alko-
holu pod rozmaitemi formami o
6,3SO,0QO galon6w mniej.
w porownaniu re styczniem
roku 1909 wyprodukowano
w6dki w styczniu biezqcego roku
o 100000 galon6w mniej, bo tyl-
ko 3,741, 900 a ME jak w styczniu
1909 4,541,OOO galonow.
Bojkot powyzszy rozpoczell
robotnicy w zamiarze zmuszenia
rzadu do znizenia podatku cd
wodki z jednej strony, a druglej
w zamiarze pozbawienia agraryu-
sly (wiascicieli dobr ziemskich.
Przyp. red.) spodziewanych zy-
skow.
Toxic, " lutego. - Ia poSre-
dnictwem tutejszego posia O.
Brien zawiadomil rad Stanow
Zjednoczonych japohski urz9d
dla spraw zagranicznych re ia
panii przyznano ulgi taryfowe
wedlug najkorzystniejszego dla
niei obliczenia, czyli najwieksze
t. wv. minimum taryfowe".
Wiadomosc te ogloszona ma
tychmiast we wszystkich dzieni-
kach przyjeto bardzo zyczliwie,
a szczeg6lnie w kolach handlo-
wych. w urzedzie spraw zagrani-
cznych wyrazano sic, ze Japonia
nigdy ME watpila w to, ze Stany
Zjednoczone zycza sobie z nia u
trzymaG, jak najlepsze stosunki
handlowe.
Dzienniki tutejsze wyrazaja sic
bardzo wstrzemiezliwie o projek-
Gle Hayesa W amerykanskim
Kongresie w sprawie ogranicze-
MIA ,,z6ltego" wychodztwa do
Ameryki. Dzienniki te wyrazaja
nadzieje, re Kongres ME przyj'
mie projektu, gdyz krzywdzi on
japohskich wychodzcow.
Wog6le panuje tu dla Stanow
Zjednoczonych jak najlepsze u
sposobienie, tax w kolach urze-
dowych, jak wSrod spoleczeh-
stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-17
PRZEGLAD
POuTYK MIEDzYNARODOWEj.
Chicago, L lutego.
(Szpiegostwo wojskowe.)

w dzienniku wiedenskim
,,Zeit'' znajdujemy artykul, napi-
sany przez bylegO noficera wy
wiadowczego', posiadajacy
aktualne znaczenie obecnie, gdy
prawie codziennie przychodzi via
domosc o wiekszej hub mniejszej
aferze szpiegowskiej. Osoby roz-
maitego stanu wieku, nawet ko-
biety, bywaja aresztowane pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa ma rzecz
,sasiedniego mocarstwa", jak
zwykle brzrni doniesienie wladz.
Otoz, jak stwierdza ow nofi-
Ger wywiadowczy'', sztab gene
rainy kazdego pahstwa utrzymu-
je "a granica pewna liczbe stale
platnych szpiegow, ktorzy tru-
dnia sic zdobywanlem wladomo-
Sci wojskowych, obok tego zas
spelniaja Cd czasu do czasu spe-
cyalne zadania. Mad tymi szpie-
gami piatnymi czuwa rownie sta
le piatna falanga kontrolorow,
ktorzy staraja sic to, azeby
szpieg ME proznowal, a co wa
zniejsze, ME podawal falszywycn
wiadomo5ci. Szpiegostwo wojsIo
we zostaio tax wydoskonalOne,
re podobno w Bruksei znajduje
sic centralne biuro szpiegowskie
mocarstw zachodnich, majace
zbierac wiadomoSci Q sprawach
wojskowych panstw Srodkowej
Europy.
Oficerowie wysiani bywaja tax
ze do zbierania wiadomosci -woj-
skowych W pahstwach zagranicz-
nych- Czyta sic czesto pocnwy
ceniu oficera obcej armii, ktory
W tenn lub owen panstwie liberal
szczego}y 0 fortecach, komunika
cyach, rozlozeniu wojsk, planach
mobilizacyjnych i t. p. Z Teguly
takiemu oficerowi mic zlego sic
ME dzieje. Przepedza kilka tygo-
dni hub miesiecy W mniej lub WIG
cej przyjemnem wiezieniu, po-
czem odzyskuje wolnosc. Process
bywa o lie moznoSci unikany. Ia
Poblazliwosc jest niejako milcza
CO umowa pomiedzy mocarstwa-
mi - ale naturalnie tylko w CA
sic poloju. Wyjatkowo zdarza
sic inaczej. | tax przed kilku laty
zostai W Austryi pochwycony na
goT2cym uczynku sZplegoStWa
Pewien obey officer sztabowy, kto
~ jednakze wypierai sic uparcie
przynaleznosci do armii sqsie-
dniej, a rad odnoSny ME kwapil
sic re stwierdzeniem jego iden-
tycznosci. Officer ow przebywai
dluzszy czas W wiezieniu zda
waio sic, ze stanie pred sadem,
jednakze w ostatniej chwili "a
niechano procesu puszczono go
ma wolnosG.
Wartosc szpiegostwa podczas
pokoju bywa zwykle przecenia-
na. Powodem tego jest pomiedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-17

innemi okolicznoSc, re sztaby
generalne wszystkich pahstw
malo podr6zuja i ME znaja kra-
jow i ludzi z wlasnego widzenia.
Dalej miedzynarodowy ruch tax
sic wzm6gl, re urzymanie wa
zniejszych przedsiewziec W taje'
mnicy jest wprost niemozliwe. -
O prowiantowaniu fortow do
wiaduje sic prywatnie SWAT han
dlowy, a prowadzanie nowego u
zbrojenia, amunicyi lub tyrn podo
bne kroki, dostaja sic zaraz do
wiadomosci zagranicy. Ale mimo
to szpiegostwo ME ustaje, to Z
tego powodu, re podczas wojny
moze bye bardzo potrzebne, cho'
ciaz w przyszlosci zastapi je
prawdopodobnie normalna woJ-
skowa siuzba wywiadowcza.
Bardzo czesto Rad pozbywa
sic szpiegow po dokonanen zada~
niu W spos6b drastyczny dla
szpiegow niespodziewany. Mia
nowicie Rad wydaje swojego
szpiega w rece wladzy owego
panstwa, w htorem szpieg upra-
vial swoje rzemioslo. Przed laty
w pewnej fortecy austryackiej
zgineiy plany biura tamtejszej
dyrekcyi artyleryi. Pewien pod
officer prowiantowy armii austry-
ackiej zaprzyjazniwszy sic ry-
sownikiem dyrekcyi skradi owe
plany i wydai je sztabowi sasie-
dniego panstwa dokad wyjechal.
Nastepnie objai role stalego szpie
ga, ale, re stawiai- coraz wieksze
wymagania, wiec postanowiono
go sic pozbyt. Wyslano go do
Austyi ze specyalna misya, a ro-
wnoczesnie poufnie zawiadomio-
no O tenn policye. Szpieg ku wiel-
kiemu swojemu zdziwieniu dostal
sic w rece wiadz austryackich.
Typowemi So wypadki zdra-
dzenia sic szpiega przez mi1osc.
w artykule wymienionym przy-
toczony jest wypadek, ktory sic
wydarzyi w fortecy K. - jak pi-
sze autor a jak wynika &c szcze-
g0low: w Krakowie. Komenda
fortecy otrzymaia wiadomoSc, re
w sasiedniem mocarstwie utwo-
rzyIa sic spoika, majaca ma celu
przez wiamanie lub kradziez do
stac w swe rece plany fortecy i
jej uz6rojenia. Policya zarzadzila
odpowiednie kroki, azeby cz}on-
k6w sp6{ki zlapac ma goracym IL
czynl1u w tym celu czuwaia mad
rogatkami.
Pewnego wieczora przejezdzai
przez rogatke chop na wozku
jednokonnyn, w ktorym znajdo-
waio sic tylko siedzenie ze Stony.
CHOP ME zwraca} ma siebie uwa-
81, przyjechaI do miasta uloko-
wal sic w szynku, w kt6rym OBJ
ficie krzepii sic krupnikiem. Po-
niewaz chop siedziai dfugo w
szynku sam jeden, wiec zacieka-
wiona kelnerka zapytala go, czy
czeka ma kogo. CHOP odparl, re
ma pewnemu wojskowemu oddac
list re czeka ma zolnierza, ktory
go do oweo wojskowego ma "a
prowadzic. Kelnerka kazala sobie
pokazac list odczytala ma MIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-17
TECZNY BOJKOT WODKI.
JapOnia zadOwOlOna ze Stan6w zjednOczOnych
ROzruchy w Grecy1.
zderzen sic Oret6w Kr Gustav powrOch do zdowa Kaa
strOfa mOrska. = Preydent Wiednia cieikO chOy
O OFICERZE TRUCICIELU.

zawklanamf Wazne
Wyzszego illinois, pOcZtOwa kas
Tagedya podczas kOmedyi tearze
w UnewaznOny testament milonera'
wykOeenie. Nina" przepadia miaia Juz
zyeia pod MastO zatrua wod4 Sc
zachOrOwaL = ZrabOwany bank.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-17

Symington i Price. Ma sledztwo,
jake przeprowadzaja ci oficero-
vie, spogladaja W tutejszych ko-
ZACH politykow srodkowo-amery-
kanskich pewnym niepokojem
niecierpliwie wyczekuja jego wy
nikow.
Ustapienie Chamorry, jeneraia
wojsk rewolucyjnych 2 Matagal-
pa mia}o bye niczem innem, jak
tylko koniecznem nastepstwem u
}ozonego planu strategicznego, a
ME jak sadzono powszechnie wy
nikiem zwycieskich operacyi
wojsk rzadowych. Najblizszej
wiadomosci O Chamorze oczekuja
Granady, gdzie ma on sic zao-
patrzyc W prowianty i otrzymac
znaczne posilki w ludziach.
Springfield, ILL.,, II lutego. =
Wyzszy sad stanowy wydal bar
dzo wazne dla spraw sadowo-kar
nyct, przeprowadzanych przez
sad municipality w Chicago, O.
rzeczenie. w szczegolnosci we
dug tego orzeczenia sad muni-
cypalny w Chicago ME ma prawa
wyrokowac w wypadkach zbro-
dni, kt6re podpadaja pod orzecz-
nictwo sadow wielkoprzysie-
glych.
Orzeczenie to wydal wyzszy
sad stanowy przy sposobnosci
rozpatrywania sprawy kradziezy
$40 dokonanej przez Harry Mel
tona, ktory bez odeslania sprawy
przed sad wielkoprzysiezny 20
stall przez sad municipality zasa-
dzony.
Sprawa Meltona zajmowai sic
w toku instancyi rzeczony Wy
sly Sad Stanowy zarzadzii wy
puszczenie zasadzonego na vol
nose, gdyz wyrok byl nieprawny,
4
jako niewydany przez wielkoprzy
sieznych'
Wyzszy Sad Stanowy rozstrzy
gnai, re kradziez $40 jest Juz
wielka kradzieza, wobec czego
podpada pod orzecznictwo wiel-
koprzysieznych, ME pred mu-
nicypalny sad.
Washington, D. c., II lutego.
- Prawdopodobnie sprawa po-
cztowych kas oszczednosci upa-
dnie w Senacie, jezeli senator
Root ME cofnie, wzglednie zasa-
dniczo ME zmieni swego wnio-
sku zdazajacego do tego, ably ka'
pitai tyclrze kas oprzec ma bon
dach zwiazkowych.
Indianapolis, Ind, y lutego.-
w tutejszym ,Empire-theater"
rozegrai sic wczoraj krwawy
dramat. Miedzyaktami przedsta-
wianej sztuki, rzucil sic pierwszy
skrzypek teatralnej orkiestry
Adolf Cassau ma swego kapelmi'
strza Ludwika R. Ostendorfa
wpakowa} mu dwie kule. Osten-
dorf choc ciezko ranny strzelil do
Cassau try razy. Cassau padl ma
miejscu trupem, Ostendorf W Kill
ka minut po MIN. Przyczyna
krwawej tragedy byla jakas
sprzeczka pomiedzy obu denata-
mi, jaka mieli dzieh przedtem i
powodu ktorej Cassau zaplonai
zemsta przeciw kapelmistrzowi.
Gale zajscie rozegralo sic W
dolnem wejsciu do teatru, wobec
czego publicznosc niczego ME "a
uwa4yia pr6cz braku kapelmi-
strza dopiero po przedstawieniu
dowiedziaia sic, re byia na kome-
dyi, wsr6d ktdrej TAX straszna
tragedya sic rozegra,a.
Macon, Ga, II lutego. - Ra-
bin zydowski W Chicago A. l.
Levy postanowi zakupic W Pierce
County, Georgia, $4,000 ARROW
ziemi, ably tam urzadzic kolonie
dla zydow i zachecie ich do piracy
rolnej.
Nova ia Palestyna w Ameryce
..k1.k ,,,,,,,etG;ch ,,iaza.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
COMING
TO M|SSOULA
EXHIBITION
WESTERN MONTANA APPLE
SHOW WILL DRAW MEN OF
NATIONAL EXPOSITION.

Spokane. Aug. l4.--Rcn II. Rice. sec
retary and manager of the third Ma
tionai Apple show, said IN an inter
view today that several members Of
the board of trustees of that organi :
zatinn will attend the opening Of the
Western Montana Apple show at Mis-
soula on October 10 and remain two
or three days. adding also that others
iWill be there during the latter part
Of the week.
The show at Missoua deserves
every support" Mr.. Rice continued,
and we shall do all we can to en-
courage II large number of growers and
people In general to join ny ON IA trip
to that city.
There cannot he too many of these
shows. as everything that is done In
the Interest OF the apple industry tx
bound to result in good to the districts
represented
"a. j. Breitenstein. secretary of the
chamber Of commerce of Mssoula, and
those associated in the work have ac-
complished much for the Western Mon
tana Apple show and there Is every
reason to believe that the exposition
VIII be success"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
GIRL IS MURDERED
BY ROBBERS
ON EVE OF WEDDING KANSAS
WOMAN IS cHLOROFoRMED
BY SUPPOSED BURGLARS.

Abilene. Kan, Aug. 14.--Miss
Bertha Bcnigns, aged 20, daughter of
II merchant OF this place and an ON
ploye In the local telephone exchange,
was found dead in her room at the
nome Of her parents this morning The
girl had been chloroformed and her
hands were tied behind her back. Her
head was covered with pillows and
blankets.
The police believe that the girls life
was taken by one or more persons
who entered the house with the inten-
ton of robbery. 1t Is thought that the
girl was awakened and the murder
committed 10 prevent her giving an
alarm. No trace Of the murder has
been found All OF the jewclry and
other vauables belonging to the fam
lily had been hidden and none has
been missed.
Miss Benigus was to have been
married to Earl Livingston, Of To-
pelia, tomorrow evening. Livingston
has been spending his vacation in Sa-
lima, where he was when the murder
was committed.
Late. this afternoon note was
found In the yard under the window
OF Miss Benigus room. 1t was writ
ten ~ German and said:
u have murdered her. Bring jew
elry two blocks west
The contents strengthen the theory
OF murder and intended robbery
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
COMMIT SUICIDE TO
ENTER PSYCHIC LIFE

San Francisco. Aug. i4-lnfueneed
by their study Of occult phenomena
and prepared for what they believed
was to be sojourn in the phychic
sphere. A. ID. Roach and his bride. to
whom he WAS married June ~, ended
their lives today In fulfillment of II
suicide pact into which they had re-
Gently entered. Some time during the
night they had turned on the gas and
this morning their lifeless bodies were
found. Notes addressed to friends told
the story of how the couple had pre-
pared to die. Mrs. Ronch was well
known In the city as "A literary
Bohemian. Many of her writings had
dealt with psychological and sociolo-
gienl conditions, Roach came here
from Boston about two years ago.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
''|WH|TE SLAVERS"
KILL TONIC TOM|cK

Ration, N. NJ, Aug. 14,--Tomo Tom
lex, a miner, was shot and killed by
an unknown man In saloon here
today while an aceomplice of the MUIR
derer held his arms. Both, the MUIR
derer and accOmplice escaped The
murderer and his companion are sup
posed by the police to be while slave"
traders, In whose clutches Petra Petro-
yich. q Montenegrin girl who was to
have married Tomick, fell while pass,
Ing through Chicago Tho girl Is said
to have escaped from her captors and
come TO Ration. The police believe SHE
was followed by the murderer and his
companion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
MAYOR OF Ell PAS0
KILLED At BAD
FIRE
w.. r. ROBINSON LOSES LIFE
WHEN WALL FALLS AND
FIREMAN is ALSO DEAD.

FL Paso. Arg. 14--W. r. Robinson.
mayor of El Paso, lost his life ut
O'Clock this morning while endcavoring
To warn II number of fremen of imfni-
nent danger of tottering wall At
the same time Tead Ware. fireman. was
instantly killed and William Robinson
and Dave Sullivan. also fremen. were
injured, the latter perhaps fatally.
Morning Fire.
The casualties followed the big Cal
isher Dry Goods company fire. which
broke out Mt o'clock this morning
and completely gutted the largest de-
partment store In this section The
fire had burned for nearly seven hours
and the unsafe condition of the walls
SO impressed Mayor Robinson that he
left the sidewalk and approached the
building To instruct the firemen to stop
further work As he approached the
building il large section of brick wall
buckled and fell. crushing Robinson
and Ware and knocking the other men
down. Mrs Robinson witnessed the
accident from the sidewalk.
Losses Heavy.
Conservative estimates place the loss
at $225.00O. All losses are covered by
insurance. The origin of the fire IL
attributed to crossed wires IN the base
ment. where the fire smoldered for
over two hours before bursting into
flames.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
MELVIN SHEPPARD
SMASHES RECORDS

New York. Arg. l4.-Melyine w.
Sheppard. the crack middle distance
runner of the Irish American Athletic
club, was awarded the 600-yard record
today ut the Irish volunteers games at
Celtic park, when he broke the tape
after covering the distance in 1:l0 As.
1t was the fastest time ever recorded
for the distance in the history of ath-
letics, cutting one-fifth of n second
from Tommy" Burke's figures, which
have stood for IA years. He lowered
the GQ0-yard handicap and set new fig
ures for the 500 and $50 yards, with
:57 3-5 and 1:04, respectively.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
NEBRASKA AND CALIFORNIA
PRESENT LARGE FIELDS IN
PRELIMINARY CONTEST.
SITUATION COMPLICATED
With The insurgency ard Regular
Branches Dividing The Republican
Party and Bryan ard Anti County
Op.onsts the Democratic. Nebraska
IL in Turmoil.

Omaha Aug. l4.- Next Tuesday the
state wide primaries Of all the political
parties III ..nbraska viii be held. Tie
campaign for nominations on the re-
publican ana democratic tickets has
been spirited ana the candidates nn-
merons. The temperance Issue. rs III
v6ived In the proposition to substitute
county option for the present local OPP
iion law. has split both parties and
tho situation has been further compli-
Gated by insurgency" In the rcpnh-
iican ranks and the personality of Will
liam j. Bryan HI the democratic party.
Fun state and county tickets are to
be- nominated. as well as candidates
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
0UTCRY MADE BECAUSE
AVIATOR CROSSED
FRONTIER

Bouai. France. Aug li--Au out
cry Is being made by the German
newspapers because Il French avi-
ator I'm Thursday accidentally
crossed the frontier. Some of the
papers suggested that he ought to
have been shot. Leblanc. who is
one Of the contestants in the cross
country flight, last night refused
TO shake hands With Il German or
ficer who asked permission to con
gratnlatc him
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
70 THE PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. @. X Gushing of San
Francisco, who have been the guests of
President and Mrs. Dnniway for sew
eral days, left yesterday ror the Yellow
stone park, Mrs. Duniway accompany
Ing them. Mr.. Gushing Is Mrs. Duni-
ways brother. successful attorney
of the Golden Gate city
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
SAIL TO FRENcHTowN.

To Frenchtown on raft Is the triT
taken yesterday afternoon BY Ralph
Miller, G. G. Mapes, j. II. Montgomery
and John Weagher. The 1s-mile trip
was rough and wet and the raft turned
over several times. At Frenchtown tile
raft got away from the intrepid sailors
and they returned In an aEto.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
THlRTY-TWO KILLED
IN WRECK IN
FRANCE

Rosan. France, Aug i4.--An en-
cnrsion train from Bordeaux with
1.2C0 passengers and running at Ii
speed of 80 miles an hour. crashed
into freight train at Saujon to-day.
Thirty-two persons were killed and
100 injured. Many OF the victims
were school girls. Several OF the
passengers were torn to splinters.
misplaced switch caused the acci-
dent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
DiRiGlBLE A SUCCESS.

Munich, Aug. 1.-THE drigible bal
loon Parseval vi. made successful
flight today with lC passengers aboard.
The drieible remained In the air for
one hour and half.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
THREE.PAssENGER FLIGHT.

New York, Aug. 14.-charles r. Will
lard, In a curtiss aeropane. flew with
three passengers and himself for 500
yards at Mineola. J.. l.. this evening.
This Is the first three passenger flight
recorded in America.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
KANSAS MAN KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK

Yates Center. Kan, Aug. l4.--One
man was killed and two were serious
" hurt when julius Marhenke sent
his automobile Off bridge east of
here into Cherry creek this morning.
The dead:
JULIUS MARHENKE. Eureka. Kan.
The injured: Charles Marhenke,
Eureka: John Willis, Eureka
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15

for members of congress, and. Under
the "Oregon plan" party candidates
for United States senator to succeed
Senator Burkctt viii be chosen. Many
candidates for places on the senatorial
and legislative tickets have pledged
themselves to abide by the decision Of
the voters on this question at the
primaries. The question Of county op-
tlon was brought before state platform
conventions OF both parties. Although
opposed by most of the leaders Of what
Is known as the regular" faction of
the party. It was aopted by a large ma
jorlty Of the republican delegates. on
the other hand. i'm spite Of the vigorous
support OF Mr. Bryan. the democratic
convention declared against 1t.
Senatorial Contests.
The contest for, the democratic In
lorsemcnt for United States senator
has been most vigorous between Gilbert
M. Hitchcock. present congressman
from the Second district, and owner
of the principal democratic newspaper
Of the state, and Richard l.. Mctcalfe,
editor OF Mr.. Bryan's paper. Willis
Reed is also a candidate. For the re-
publican senatorial Endorsement there
are five candidates. For9the guberna-
tnrial nomination the democrats have
two candidates, both strenuous cam
paigners with strong followings-the
present governor, Ashton G. Shallen-
berger, and James G, Dahlman. the
"coWboy mayor" of Omaha
Unalterable opposition to county op-
ton is Dahlman's slogan. while Shall
lcnberger takes more conciliatory
position, agreeing to sign such a bill
" passed by the legislature. There
are three republican candidates for this
honor. but their campaign has been
made on personal grounds. Congress-
man John r. Hatta, democrat, and
George Norris, insnrgent republican,
have no opposition In their own
parties. Congressman Moses p. Kin
kald, republican. has a fight on haIsl
for the nonliration. Congressman
Hitchcock and Hinshaw are seeking
renomination.i
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
FOUR men KILLED
WHEN BOILER
EXPL0DES
ACCIDENT ON STEAM SCHOONER
OFF CALIFORNIA COAST
HAS FATAL RESULT.

Point Arena. Cal. Aug. Ii.-Four
men were killed late last night. when
the boilers OF the steam schooner
Phoenix blew up ut sea about 10 miles
north OF Point Arena lighthouse Two
Of the dcad--chicf Engineer Thomes
Houston and Second Mate Andrew
Rasmusen-rcached shore with the sur
viyors OF the vessel but died this
morning Of their injuries. The man
gled bodies Of two fircmen- Chris Han
sen and William Ncholsen-ride to-
night In the demolished engine room
of their water-logged ship as she
floats at sen. n derclct.
The Explosion.
The Pheonix. loaded with bark from
Needle Rock for San Francisco. was
making her way slowly southwark
against Il brisk wind IN choppy sea
When the explosion came the mate
and the engineer were hurled to the
floor toward the fireboxes and Chief
OFFICER Louis Larsen was torn from
his post on the bridge and his body
sent hurting through the air. 30 feet
to the deck below. The sailors for
ward and Captain Peter Halversen
seated In his cabin, we're tossed about
their quarters By the force of the cx-
pIosion, and confusion reigned.
With her bow well out OF the water
and carcening to starboard, the Pheo-
nix was settling. Pump crews were
stationed and some of the sailors were
sent into the engine room and boiler
room. Houston and Rasmussen were
carried to the deck still alive, bnt
fatally injured.
Bodies Lost.
Nicholson and Hansen were never
seen after the explosion. Sky rocket
distress signals flashing through the
air attracted Captain Sttt and his
crew Of the Point Arena life saving
station and the rescuers put or iii
the life boat The, returned with
Rasmussen and Houston and several
members of the crew. Captain Hal
yehscn and the others remained aboard
but were forced to abandon the shin
at daybreak. AS darkness fell tonight
the Phoenix was making her unguided
way down the coast, kept afloat by
her deekload.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-15
In California.

San Francisco, Aug. i4.-With only
- hours remaining before the close of
the state primary campaign candidate ]
for party nominations are busying
themselves with the issuance OF flna.
instructions 70 colnty and precinct
workers aud preparations for. bringing
out their fun strength at the polls on
Tuesday, Not until the close Of the
hallotlng on Tuesday evening. will cam
didates or campaign managers enjoy
their first rest since the wearing race