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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-04
CORN BLAMED FOR
PELLAGRA CASES
Government Biologists Have
Urged that All Corn Be
Well Inspected.
SOUND CORN is GOOD
But 1t Is Question Regarding
Heated, Fermented or
the Mouldy Product.
SOUND CORN is GOOD
AZ JONATHAN WINFIELD

Washington, Jan. 4.-Recent cases
of pellagra In this country. principally
in the Southern states. and the suppos-
ed connection OF the disease with the
consumption OF unsound corn. has fur-
nished an interesting study for chen'i-
cal biologists employed by the gov
crnment For the purpose OF arrest
ing the disease. and gradually driving
II out of the country Department OF
Agriculture experts have urged an in
epection OF all corn offered for sale.
Sound corn is held to be whole
some form of food, but whether corn
that has been heated, fermented, or
nodded Is safe Is another question.
That II is unsafe and the cause OF
peiiagra is so firmly believed In Italy
and the Austrian Province of the Tyrol
that the governments of those coun-
tries have enacted stringent laws reg
ulating the quality of corn and corn
meal which may be sold or import
cd. The possibility that spoiled corn
may possess poisonous qualities seems
foreign experts declare to have pass,
ed unnoticed in this country.
Most Investigators who have delved
into the subject have contented them
selves with the determination Of pro,
tein carbohydrate OF these groups OF
substance. The attempts to dinen
tangle the mixture of complex sub
stances of which the corn seed, like
any other living thing. is composed
has hardly begun. Investigators OF
Southern Europe who had in the sup
posed connection between pellagra
and corn great incentive to under
take this work have not done SO.
Position Of Expe~
The position taken by government
experts here il that whatever untima
teiy may prove to be the cause 81
.pellagra the consumption OF spoiled
corn should be discontinued. Even II
spoiled corn should be proved to have
nothing to do with pellagra. its con
sumption would still remain decidedly
Objectionable.
To bring about such conditions IA
would offer a corn crop free OF disease
to the consumer, experts declare that
~ tuuSN III NJ ut poSsipiV w uStVtt w
terioration In the corn. BY drying
moldy corn. running it in tho ele
vator. polishing off the mold which
covers the individual kernels and then
MIXING II with sound corn. millers
can make detection of spoiled corn
difficult.
In italy and Austia. suspected corn
is examined by government experts
In this country where an examination
IL made In most cases only upon the
initiatine of private individuals. many
Of the tests applied abroad would Of
ten be OF little service. because the!
require considerable degree of chem
ical or meteorological skill. Wha,
seems to be needed In this country, the
experts say. Is an adequate test so sim
pie that 1t may be applied by the man
ufacturer. the health officer, or the
consumer In determining whether
corn products are fit for human food
An "acidity test" such as is used
abroad Is believed to be a reliable
means Of distinguishing good from bad
corn. Since the spelling OF corn is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-04
Eiaht Lions.

There are eight lions known the
world over-the lion OF ST. Marks in
Venice. the four lions ut the base Of
the Nelson monument in Trafalgar
square. the lion of Waterloo. the lion
OF Lucerne and the lion OF Chaeronea.
Ruskin In his Stones Of Venice" said
that the Hon OF Sc Marks was the
one lion the fierce expression of which
no artist had ever been able to repro
duce. Tbs beast Of bronze has the
distinction also Of wearing q pair Of
winga-London Graphic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-04
Knees Became Stiff
Five Years Of Severe Rheumatism

The cure Of Henry J. Goldstein, IA
Barton Street, Boston, Mass, is anoth-,
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine has succeeded in
many cases where others have utterly
failed. Mr.. Goldstein says: II SUI
fered from rheumatism five years. 1t
kept me from business and caused ex-
cruciating pain. My knees would be-
come as stiff as steel / tried many
medicines without relief, then took
Hoods Sarsa parilla. soon felt much
better. and now consider myself en-
tirely cured. ! recommend Hoods"
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sor8atA08.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-04

James Mansell. an employe of the
Hastings tEnglande corporation. has
just received his medal for taking part
in the storming of the Taku forts
more than fifty years ago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Han ingresado en- la Penitenciar:a,
Eustaquio Salcedo Rivera I cunlpi,r la
pena de ci2co amos por delito de VIOLA
ci0E y Candido Rolddn Ruiz la de I'M
ano por el Jelito dc periurio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Ell practicante don Adolfo c. Fortu-
no, nos avisa que ha establecido sll Off
Gina de ciruj1a menor en- La Playa de-
Ponce, donde nos ofrece sus servicios
Mnchas gracias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21
PORTO Rico RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.

San Juan Porto Rco Abri !, 1911.
Po "a notfca dede fecha la San Juan
Light Transit Company la Porto Rico Power Light Co. Caguas
Tamway Company han cadO de Puerto Rico
Ia Porto Rice Railway Company, habndo adqu
rdo oaas las anqueas popedades obgaones de cas
eompanas evaa dde fecha eeca opa
cada uno codes los onatos obgaones de dhas companies
e recb recbos cuaquer candad dba
San nan Light Transit Company, Porto Rico Power Light Co.
Cnas TamWay Company var co eecua todos los ontatos
de dicas companies
companies eualesque1 excepo cuando los
mismos efean los trabo levados
etecto eecutados la Porto Rico Construction co.
& POWER
=. w. Teele,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21
nOticias>

AWAoO0 A4A/ Z, AN)1&A0@$
Ell practicante don Adolfo G. Fort!l-
no, nos avisa que ha establecido su Off
Gina de cirtpj1a menor en- la Playa de-
Ponce, donde nos ofrece sus servicios-
Mnchas gracias
Han ingresado en- la Penitenciar.a,
Eustaquio Salcedo Rivera / cl!nlpi,r la
pena de ci2co amos por delito de vioa-
cioE y Cdndido Rolddn Ruiz la de I'M
ano por el delito dc periurio.
Han sldo puestos on i5ertad por ha-
ber dejado extingu;das sus sentencias
los comtinados Eusebio Sanchez Mars;an
que sirvio dos amos Dor ell delito de,
atentado contra la vida, Braulio Soto
Salas diez y siete amos cuatro meses y
un dla, por homicide, y Tiburcio Ortiz
Rivera doce amos por asesinato en- Sc
gundo grado.
Ha embarcado con rumbo los Es~
tados Unidos, ell senior don Luis Felipe
Santos, sub-ofcial de sanidad de MAJ
yaguez,
Sc encuentra ligeramente enfermo en-
Ponce la distinguida DANA Concha AS
tol de Foote. Deseamos ell pronto res
tablecimiento de tan buena senora
tEn breve publica1a el cuartel de La
policla insular una orden general acer-
ca nombramientos traslados.
Casi toda la prensa de la isla censll-
ra La actual administration del depar~-.
tamento de justicia acerca del so NOM
bramientos judiciales
Ha sido arrestado en- Yabucoa. Do
mingo Vazquez, quien soIstrajo de la
casa de Justiniano Moctezuma, de aque-
liza localiGlad, sesenta Y tres dollars. EN-
en que el dueio sc halaba
ausente.
Los sanores Guillermety don F'idel,
Pons, Eduardo, Dr. Velez Lopez, DR.. s..
B. Grubha, y Mr.. Edmund Enright. 4
Oesar de no haber asistido al baile de
Narida an11viarOn nI inDor4a de SuS IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Ha e1nbarcado con rumbo d los Es~
tados Unidos, ell senior don Luis Felipe
Santos, sub Official de sanidad de Ma,
yaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Casi toda la prensa de la isla censu-
ra la actual administration del depar~
tamento de justicia acerca del so nom
bramientos judiciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

tEn breve publicara ell cuartel de La
policia irsrlar una orden general acer-
ca nombramientos traslados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Sc encuentra ligeramente enfermo EN-.
Ponce la distinguida DANA Concha AS
tol de Foote. Deseamos ell pronto res
tablecimiento de tan b1ena selora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

WAeHNGTON-With examination
f1r appointment to tho o. s. military
academy soon. tho war department is
distressed over the absence ~ any
applicants for forty vacancies in
addition fhero are nearly one hun
dred vacancies to enter In 1912
CHELSEA. Mass As n rcslit of
inIr.cs received uhcu Dos vns crushed
beneath roller coaster af Revere
Reach amusement resort laaf night.
OGr1r D. YounE. au emriote nf fhc
rosnrf dIcI early to-day af fho Frost
hospital lu fh.s cifv
CALGARY. Alberta - raurl nce
U1ufsinrer. OF thie place is preparing
for tisf from IIa wife. who was
Miss Agnes Taft of Jamestown. s.
Ncfhcr OF Thorn has soou Che
ofhor 'rev signing mnrr'alo con
tracts bv mau
fITTSUTRg. pa William BRAND.
former president OF common councils.
of This civ poa released from tho
reufcnf.orr TODAY nfor serving ff
months lor N.H participation iu Tho
recent cHuucIImnn'- rran scandal
ATcUsON. Kaa with ihe ue, of
r.1c Nra T1uc Nc10uan. tom.
pcrauco advocate. brosc up 81 picnic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

no which beer was being served near
hero last uight She chased ono man
into tho Missouri river
T1TTsUURG- Fire carly to-day In
the Penn hail building no wilkins
ours. suburb destroyed the effects
of a dozen business firms. causing a
loss of 100000.
Nf-W YORK no nuns ~ the order
oi fhc Holy Union of the Scored
Heart. are fo Do brought to This coun-
try from IicicIrm % teach in Catholic
Institutions
TIE HAGUE Anfrew Caruorio u
was announced horo today. has do
mated 100000 1orina about t205. .0O0l.
Tor tho establishment OF hero fund
in Holland.
PORTLAND ore The bodics OF a
wan. bic wifo and Two children we're
found to-day io fheir home. the latter
three having been hacked to pieces.
CfRARD. Kaa Mrs = A Wnyland.
wIfn OF fno editor of fho Appeal 10
Rrrfon. was hurled from an auto 20
death TODAY
TTrTsuTEg The r. 81 D. r. an
uourcos Do VIII replace tho telegraph
operators with telephones on two a.
visions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Urge Higher Tobacco Tax
Death Plunge
Two Aviators Drop 6.5e4 Feet TO
Death in Germany.

JOHANNISTHAL. Germany. June
9.-IIerr Schendel. who on Tuesday
established German altitude record
OF 6.59f feet in an aeroplane. fell this
evening with his mechanic Vosa. and
both were instantly killed. Schendel
was trying TO eclipse the worlds alti-
tude record with a passenger.
The aviator. who was practically a
beginner. arose this evening In a
Dorner monoplane and had reached a
height OF $3.50 feet wheT the mono
plane was seen 70 assume n vertical
position and It is believed that Schen-
del was trying 10 glide to earth with
his motor shut Off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

Mrs. Nation several years ago Wis
tied in Wheeling. She stopped at a
Water street hotel. and during her
stay made several lectures. and in.
cidentally visited police headquarters
and number OF Market street sa-
looms selling her hatchets. AMI did
considerable violence here. though at
fhe time she was waiting trial in
"uc.her city for saloon smashing.
She broke the $1,000 mirror back OF
the bar in the Senate saloon. and was
held for a time at police headquar-
tiers. but not prosecuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
GRAFTERS
INDICTED
Three Ohio Representatives and
Legislative Attache Are In
dicted by Grand Jury.
SCANDAL BROADENS
In STATE INQUIRY.
Grand Jury Complains That 1t Is
Hampered in Work But Prom
iseS More Sensations.

COLUMBUS. o.. June e.-Three
members OF the general assembly and
an attache were indicted on bribery
charges to-day by a grand jury. which
then adjourned subject 20 call Its
investigation OF legislative bribery is
not complete. but II will not be re
sumed for the present. Those in
dicted are:
Senator Thomas A Dean. Demo
crat. Sandusky county. whose name
has been attached to nearly all the
liquor bills during the last three ses-
sions Of the assembly; Representa-
tive Frank NJ. Calvey. Republican. Guy
ahOga county. member of the house
calendar committee: Representative
George b. Nye. Democrat. Pike coun-
~. also a member OF the calendar
committee and already under three
indictments for bribery solicitation:
Stanley +. Harrison. Cuyahoga coun-
~. assistant sergeant-at-arms OF the
senate.
All were indicted twice and all fur
nished $1,000 bond on each indict.
ment
Evans Confession Helps.
Though the confession OF Repre-
sentative owen J. Evans, OF Starke
county. was expected 20 result in a
large number OF indictments. only two
OF to-day's bills are traceable 10 the
confession. those against Representa-
tive Calvey. his colleague on the cal
endar committee
No indictments against DR.. Nve.
who was recently acquitted on a bri-
berry charge. allege that he solicited
5000 and certain monies" from Al
bert COrrodi. a local real estate agent
and J. r. Bradford and 7. r. Smith.
local merchants. 10 prevent the pass
age OF bill 70 protect game birds
Harrison was indicted for acting as
intermediary in these alleged deals.
Calvey was indicted for alleEedlv
soliciting $500 from VI. n. Lowndou.
Of Cleveland. secretary 20 former Gov.
Herrick. and an unnamed amount
from ". r. Hopkins. Of Cleveland. Ia
connection with the Edwards under
ground railway bill
The Dean indictments 20 back
three years 20 a time whom the sen
ator WAS not in the assembly I'm
January 1905. he Is alleged 20 have
offered bribes 20 Two mem bers OF the
Eenate-Iohn 4. Drake. of Erie cOUn-
~. and ". l.. Atwell. % Licking coun.
ty 10 have them. as members Os tho
senate temperance committee. vote
adversely on the Rose county option
bill During the session OF laoS. Sen
at0rs Drake and AtweU made public
charges that Dean had sounded them
ON the subject
Work Hampered.
IN its report. the grand Jury today
In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Wheeling Men
Make Poor Showing az the Allegheny
Country Club tournament.

Special Dispatch 90 Che Intelligence
pITTSBTRG. pa. June AT the
invitation golf tournament ~ the AZ
lcghouy Country Club. Scwicklcy
Heights. to-day. ! Pollock. OF Wheel
inr won fh's morning one up. ifc
lost on tho second round. q and % This
afternoon Bowman inaf fhis morn
irg. o. and q. and did not play 'his
afternoon Winchcr losf out yostcr-
day. and dId no' play today Tho
poor playing Of Tho Wheeling men is
said t1 ho duo to tho strange Ailcghc
uy Country club golf links
In tho pltfshurg rof tournament
on Thursday. Julius Pollock. Of this
city. qualified with score of l1g.
and q t. Bowman. also OF This city.
qualified with 200 o. Ed. Wincher.
with o0f. failed 90 qualify
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Sue Cashier
City Of WellsvIlle Seeks to Recover
Money Lost In the Silver
Bank Smash.

spc.i,I Dispatch TO the TnteI'' eencor
WELLSVlLLE. o. June 9-Tn an
effort 90 recover money lost by the
city IN the recent Silver bank failure.
Solicitor w. a O'Grady. OF Wells
Vile. has entered suit against Thorn
as E Andrews. late treasurer. for
s1o.O724t. the total amount said 10
have belonged 20 tho city Andrews
was also cashier of the defunct bank.
Hc gave bond 10 tho city for 100000.
T n Silver and his wife were his
Eurcties
Pittsburg banks have notified May
or 70 ID Beacon 20 Doe prepared 10
pay sf.SO0 for certificates Of indebted
ness held 10y them and discounted by
the Silver Banking Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Child SMOTHERED
Sand Bank Enquifs Youth and LIE
is Extinct When Dug
Out

r.....f .-.t.. f. ffr Trf. .lIr.U.ar
FAfVVDST So Na Juno % David
huIer..u fhc scvcryoar old son ~
SIR arI Wrs y d. Anderson. was
FunI fH'. afternoon Whom Hn otcr.
hare.re aHd l1nt c1r"d in 0n hIm
while rr war Hf play. ile nHs crush.
cd rrI .mufhrre1 f1 dolfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Brutal Assault
Causes a Panic
Applicant for Teachers Certificate
fractures Examiners
Skull.
- al Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.


UNTlNGTON. W. Va. June @
.. Il Whitney. OF Charleston. an ex-
miner in the state department OF
free schools. ia lying at the point OF
death az Fort Gay. Wayne county. as
the result OF an assault alleged 10
have been made on him by B. B.
Watts. an applicant. at teachers
examination. Watts II is alleged. be-
came inturiated at the examiner when
the latter demanded that he hand in
his manuscript in a certain branch
Immediately. When Whitney left the
room, Watts attacked him and the
examiner was rendered unconscious,
having sustained a fractured skull.
Watts was placed under arrest. The
assault occasioned a panic among the
women teachers present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
ONGRESSMAN WARE BURT
SAYS IT WOULD PROVIDE
NEEDED REVENUE.
Would Permit Wool and Sugar Com
ing In Free Questions Demo-
cratic Anxiety for Revenue.

WASHINGTON. June 9-Repre-
sentative Warburton. Of Washington
a newly elected Republican insureent.
charged congress today with letting
millions Of dollars so TO waste that II
might collect in internal revenue
taxes on tobacco. lie attacked he
pending wool tariff revision offered
by the Denocrais. declaring that their
plea OF needing revenue for the gov
ernmeut treasury was not a serious
argument for keeping high duties on
wooden goods.
Ii the government would put a
reasonable tax on tobacco. which may
be considered luxury said Mr.
Warburton. 1T could let I'm wooden
goods. cotton goods and sugar with
out any tariff whatever. II this coun-
try taxed tobacco as England or
France does. We could close the
doors OF all the customs houses. eX-
cept as 10 the importations Of liquors
and tobaccos."
Democrats Afraid.
Mr. Warburtou said the Democrats
had been afraid 10 reduce the duties
on wool any further for fear OF the
Consequences at the next election %
the wooden industry was prostra'ed
hy the removal of protection. He
said tho Democrats had been com
PEELED 10 adopt the Republican doc
trine OF protection. and excused them
selves ON the ground of needing rev
cuue.
And. in tho meantime. said Mr..
WarhurtOr american people are
paving six times as much TAX tO the
government on sugar as they are on
five cent cigars. twelve times as
much on sugar as on ten cent cigars.
thirty times as much on sugar as on
twenty-five cent CiEars. and sixty
times as much ON sugar as on hfty
cent cigars. Tho rich man Who
smokes "a thirty y.avc cont cigar pays
ono and two-tcnths cents tax ON each
dollars worth of them. while his
gardener who smokes five cent cigars
PAYS SIX cents taV ou DIS dollars
worth. and h.s washer woman, who
buys % doilars' worth OF sugar pays
JG cents tax ON it
Rcprcscnf1tve Peters. OF Nassa-
scfts. Democratic member of tho
wave and mems committee. which
framed trr uoof hII said wool and
WOODEN goods would have been madc
free Ilt Tor tho necessity of raising
revenue Ho said tlc duue4 bad
Ic.n r.ucod as low as waa consistent
with securing croueh tariff revenue
to tho government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

FAiRMONT. vs.. Va June 9-The
oil we'll of tine Consolidation Coal CO.,.
on Lamberts Run. eight miles from
Ciarkshurg. caught fro today and is
burning fercciy tor.cht Efforts 90
smother 90 have failed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Riots
Al Cleveland
VIOLENCE MARKS PROGRESS OF
STRIKE OF GARMENT WORKERS.
Police Charge Mobs. and Many Are
Hurt-Strikers Gain Recruits
Outside Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 9.-One hun
dred policemen called to the scene OF
a riot OF the striking garment workers
and sympathizers and non+nion work
men late today. charged on the rioters.
and I'm the fight which which followed
one man WAS shot and NJ least n half
dozen seriously injured. Scores suf
fercd battered heads and BODY bruises
II was the first violence OF the strike.
About six hundred men and women
gathered In front OF Print Bicderman
x Companys branch factory on Wcst
Twenty-tfth street as the non-union
workmen were about TO leave the
building a brick hurled into the
crowd by an unknown person started
the riot When fne police arrived the
strikers and non.uuion men we're hurl-
ing bricks. clubs and stones. Win.
dows In nearby stores were smashed
When the police charged tho mob re
sisted.
Patrolman John Bec'tr was struck
on the head. and he drew his rcvol
vcr and snot RCselN D0iolIEO. q
striker. IN the thigh Among the seri-
ously hurt We're Patrolman John sam
mar and Isaac Cohen and Isadore Ben
iamin. who were beaten ~ the police.
men. Another man received q cash
IN the throat DOiouugo was placed
under arrest after being taken 10 a
hospital
Second Riot
Later n crowd o. strikers gathered
ar The plant OF the I.l'un-Hloomheld
company. West Forty seventh street
20 force ont tho nouunion workers
Windows vo-c broken. and some ~
fhe strikers rushed upstair on fire.
escapes and entered fla building
Many o. tho men workers inside then
'oincd the strikers. huf $50 cirl work
ers refused Tho strikers and their
recruits then started in a parade down
the street
Another riot call brought ~ squad NJ
polio" and fhe crowd was dispersed
Officials of tho Outside Coutrac.s
association announced tonight tha,
rho ono hundred outside contractors
employing nearly 1000 clork makers
rro-9crs and dul7hors. viu 'oin th,
strikers tomorrow. s rrr-o-cnfafIvo
of hse manufacturer conferred foday
with fhc strike leaders. hr' no settle
mont "as reached among them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
SMASHER
IS DEAD
Famous Kansas Carrie Nation
Passes Away After Eventful
Career in America.
VISITED IN WHEELING
SEVERAL YEARS AGO.
Responsible for Crusade Begun in
Many States for Ousting
of Saloons.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan.

LEANENWORIH, Kan,
June 9. - Carrie Nation,
the Kansas saloon smasher,
died here, tonight.
Paresis was the cause of
her death. For several
months Mrs. Nation had
suffered of nervous disor-
ders, and on January p
she entered the sanitarium
in which she died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Scores Drown
Leap From Steamer Into Russian
River % Death.

Observation-Disclosures. Aalauc
Russia. Juno o Tho Nmur rivor
st-nmor NgravioT Amurstl vas
destroyed hv hre last u.rtf Tho
passengers jumped into tho rlvcr anJ
scores ~ persons were drowned