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New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
POPE NAMES NEW BISHOP
Father Dowling, Of Providence, Native
of New York, Goes to Des Moines.

Rome. Jan Sl-The Pope ratified to-day
the decision OF the Consistorial congrega-
ton creating new diocese OF Des Moines'
with the Rev Austin Dowling. rector OF
the Cathedral of st. Peter and ST. Paul at
Providence, as bishop
Providence, Jan. 3l.-''Who, !? Bishop or
Des Moines?" exclaimed the Rev. Austin
Dowling when told to-day of his appoint
ment as Bishop of Des Moines. why
don't know anybody out in that part OF the
country" Later, he remembered that he
was acquainted with Archbishop Kane OK
Dubuque, whose duty 1t would be to sub
nit names to Rome for the appointment
Father Dowling was born in New YORK
City in 1868, but his home before entering
the priesthood was in Newport. lie has
been rector Of the Cathedral of ST, Peter
and st. Paul for seven years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Cortlandt Schuyler Van Rensselaer,
gave bridge party yesterday afternoon at
her home, in East 6lst street. Among her
guests were Mrs. Henry Meyer Johnson.
Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, Mrs. Arthur b.
Twombly, Mrs. J. Edgar Bull, Mrs. Samuel
II. Valentine Mrs. Robert Appleton and
Mrs. Edward Lyman Short.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
PLACING THE BLAME.

Mote. 4 real leap year marrisg. IS reported.
Tho bride popped IN" question and paid the
I
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs Henry Clews gave small dinner.
followed by a musical, last night at her
house, in West 5lst street. Nine. Namara-
Toye and Ellison Van Hoose sang.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Francis Burial Hoffman will give Z
dinner at his house, No. 5s East 18th street,
on Saturday February Il, for Cardinal
Farley.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Whitney Warren will leave town
to-day for Washington to remain over Sun.
day.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt will give a
bridge party to-day at her home, in East
sd street
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen will give
dinner and dance tonight at her nome IN
West i7th street, for her daughter, MISS
Elizabeth Adelaide Cannon.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard VIII give mu-
steal this evening at her house, In East "a
street.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
MIKE O'CRADY
IS ARRA|cNEO

Mike O'Grady. who was arrested
on the raid west of Evans Friday
night. was arraigned Saturday al
ternoon in the county court on a
charge of selling liquor. He plead
ed not guilty and was bound over
to the district court. He furnished
a bond of $500. The hearing is set
for July %.
The roulette wheel that was con-
fiscated in the raid reposes in the
sheriff's office, never again to see
its former times when money was
exchanged on its tables. The music
of the marble dropping in the re-
yolying wheel has ceased.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
WE'LL DESERVED
The Praise That Comes FROM
Thankful Greeley People

One kidney remedy never fails.
Greeley people rely upon 1t.
That remedy is Doan's kldne!
Pills.
Greeley testimony proves it al
ways reliable.
August Anderson. 1925 Thlr'
teenth street, Greeley. Colo, says;
81 hold as high an opinion of Doan
Kidney Pills today as when l pup
licly recommended them in Septem
ber, 1905. was subject to attacks
of backache for a Ions time and l
was convinced that this trouble was
caused by disordered kidneys. When
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought
to my attention l procured supply
at the Gilbert Drug Co., and the
great relief I obtained from their
use convinced me of their value. 1t
is nearly a year since last had oc-
casion to take Doan's Kidney Pills
and during that time l have been in
good health"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
FA55i 5tiiLS II gg;!ssiipzp

Lasalle. July 16.-Falling paek.
ward into a pail of scaldihs wa.e,
which his mother had just set doWh WI
nrenaratory to washing clothes ~
lis. the three year old son OF hicnes
Riackwood, was painfully burned
this morning. Mrs. Blackwood was
going from the kitchen to the yaIu
and the little boy came running ihto
the room. AS he passed his mother
ba tripped and sat down backwards
in the hot water. Fortunately tne
pail was not large one ana wni,e
the burns covered a large surface
they do not extend to the abdomen
or the spine. With presence OF
mind his mother remembered
healing medicine given to her when
the child burned its hand a rev
weeks ago and she applied tnls
promptly and telephoned for Dr.
Vance. The physician further
dressed the burns which he says
will heal without serious results un-
less complications arise. The httie
child is suffering extremely but tne
prompt attention he received prop
ably saved his life by preventing
the flesh from burning deeply.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
REV, READE new
PASTOR AT R. P.

Rev. F. F. Reade. the new pastor
of the Reformed Presbyterian
church, has arrived in Greeley with
his bride and conducted the services
last Sunday for the first time.
Since the resignation of Rev. J..
NJ. Wylie two years ago the church
has been without a pastor. Rev.
Elmer Russell has bean coductinx
the services this summer.
Rev Mr.. Reade is scholarly
man and comes we'll recommended.
He attended the public schools of
Cambridge, Mass, graduated from
Geneva college and from Harvard
university ad studied for the min
istry at the Reformed Presbyterian
Theological seminary at Pittsburg.
Rev. Mr.. Reade delivered two in
spring sermons. In the morning
he spoke on the Conversion of Ly-
dia, the Purple Seller of Thyratura"
and the text of the evening sermon
was l Cor. IL. And Other Founda-
tion Can Man Lay Than That IL Laid
Which Is Christ Jesus. The general
theme OF the pastor was Jesus
Christ and His Atoning Work Is the
Only Ground of Saving Faith" us
ing the four following arguments te
prove his statement: First, because
NO other has been decreed by God
second, because no other is eternal
third, because no other is able t.
meet the conditions; fourth. because
no other can satisfy the longings o.
the human heart.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
Chicago Ranch
HOLDS REUNION

Keota, July 16.-Coming an tne
way from Chicago to attend the an, an,
nnal party on the Chicago ranch
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Freeman arrlN-
ed here Saturday morning and tnat
night with others in this vicinity
celebrated in a grand style the an,
nual reunion. More than hundred
guests came from miles around 10
enjoy the dance and party I'm MISS asS
from New York. who is living Win
her mother. Mrs. SAME DeWitt
smith, on fine homestead near
here, entertained the guests WIZ WIN
selections from operas. Mrs. Smitn
told of her experiences in South Al
rica while the Boer war was soins
ON. She was a grand niece OF oom
Paul and General Dewitt. Attract
ed by the country in this district,
which she says resembles the veldt
of South Africa, she took up
homestead with her daughter anu
has one of the largest houses IN TINS
vicinity.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
j. {. SHOOK FOR
COUNTY CLERK

Editor Tribune:
At the solicitation Of many
friends l have decided to allow my
name to go before the democratic
primaries as candidate for county
clerk and recorder.
Is seems unnecessary at this time
to say more than that am In
thorough accord with the progress
sive attitude of the recent national
democratic convention and Its can
didates, and that / believe that hon.
est, accurate. efficient and courteous
service are the essentials to be de-
manded of public officials. Upon
this platform and my % years Of
siti1enship in Weld county ask
favorable consideration.
J. E. SHOOK.
Greeley. Colo. July Is. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18
+ + + + = Z = r + + + + +
WHO HAS LOST A CALF?

+ = + = = = r r = = = = +
!: WHO HAS LOST A CALF? :
!. Who owns the white heifer I
!. that is now in John Harbot- I
!. ties corral? I
!. That is the question that is I
: bothering John Harbottle and I
!. q man on the river north Of I
I. town. Harbottle lost the ami I
: NAL several days ago and I
+ found 1t yeaterday on the =
= river bank near Greeley. Yes I
I. terday 4 man north Of town 4
+ says that he lost . heifer. The I
I. description t9lMes with Har- 4
: bottles bossy, but Harbottle 4
+ says the animal II his. Har- I
+ bottles pet has tendency to 4
I: vault fences and escaped from
+ the corral several days ago. II
+ IL thought that these two men
+ may need = Solomon to arbi- 4
+ trate in the matter. .
+ + + + + + = r + + + + + + = 4
Mrs. F. P. Matthews went Il
Denver Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-18

Mrs. R. E. Morse went to Hardin
today for . brief stay
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
pie orei Bhnf6e.
Gin 5~srbftmdr9en BON Waltsr
56u[te bonn 9rub IF.

Gin alter Better T6leppte iia nib
Jam am @aIoranbe bohin. Der fsr6its
li6e Hsbel broute Inn i9n Der, bic
biirren 8ldttsr rai6elten 5u ieinen
diiBen uRo i'm Sturme flatterten iein
5auptbaar unb Der LANCE peibe Bart.
56n frDftslte, unb nit Sorgen bahte
sr an ben lanssn Winter. Denn sr
bod nod sinmal i'm Gsben bds be-
fGeibenite, tparme Stii6fen unb Elm
Iifsres Slid grot finDen t0nnte!
lino pie sr i'm Deiteridreiten 10
I6msrali6 fam, trat pIoslid inter
.insm breiten Ste6palmsnitrdud, Der
Iif nit Ieinsn g~ldn3enben 8Idttsrn
prddtig BON BEN buntsn 2aub bes
ll~nter6ol3es abbob, cine fhons See
berpor unb Ipra4: oarmer 4lter, i4
Isfe Define Gsbanen UNI betlage 0sin
gleno. Wobldn, innerbdIb Der udditen
Stunoe odrfit 0u brei Wiini6e tbun,
bic Dir erfiat psrbsn foatn." Dumit
perf8ponb fe. Qun mar es, dls fame
Elm neues 2sben in Die 9lisoer ots
qften. Seine augsn fingen an su
blisen unter ben fpeibsn 8rausn. isin
Gang purbs FRAZIER uro feline pAans
iaiie getpann SliiS.l.
8iel @elb, re6t piel 9elb usS nod
span5ig Sabre gsfunb unb irif6
Iebeni linn Elm i6Dnes ShloB unO
Gisner unb pferbe unb Die f6SnItsn
! 6rau.n. 81, bag mare 10 etpus mad
ale benz @lenb: Inn Wob.tbatsn.
trolte er auSitreusn unb ieoes fcats
aliidlif fem, Ous UNI i'm lsbts. 80
i6srleete er iid nun uno iann, tpie er
ben MunId gum ausipreden formue
liere.
Ser Wolb h0rte duf. 9inter einsm
lanasn glitter nit oersoloeten Spibsa
Lao elm ~itoI3er, krri6aftlidfr gsiib
am Deae. Gin g~tsintlppfsr, Elm arrtsr.
balb blinber seufsl fab ba an otr
Gtrabe in Der HG6t oes tunitDoa de.
iGmiepeten Chores unb fflug Nib.
ieliq duf bic harien 8ranitteine.
ga f~tirste aus benz gbor Elm feinel
5err i'm gr0btsn 3orn 1erpor unb fubl
aeqen ben Steinflopfer los: aDaruH
pirb Der alsinidlag nidt ferti3 beran.
aefahrsn? Marum oieie elenoe Rlopfs
rel Dor meiner 9ila, bies eiptoe Ideus.
libe pint pint2 Sd beoants mid
ih5nfens DaFur. limb 70 Elm brsdigsl
8spanb, ME Sbr es tra9t. 1T elm
neitere RiidiihtsloIiateit geaen mid
Wenn bic Gsmeirbs bier fd1n Stsin'
tlppfen Taft, folts lie f~DenigItens +
pitl ReIpett Dor ihrem gr6bttE Steutrt
soblsr bdben, bdB ie aeute In anitdn
bigger 1oilette Dor meiner Wais pla'
sierts."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
babe IsineH Beirut p%trisbIi, sr battle :
3sliuneli9rsIbsr psrosu iclltn.

babe IsineH Beirut ptriebll, e. battle
3sliunesi9rsibsr psrosn fclen.
Cine fonbtrbdv gtlenlnofi fat
H.-i bieItr 1aat IN BEN ypli5s asrid
al Manhattan Qlbt. Dor BEN turuIl
Ifen Gefsl Don aobi RspnoIbs, ndm
lid cine felt ~ Gtunbtn @trmapit,
itren Gniten, Ioipit 5ipei 6odpts
gate. Dds Oinbldtisries alubIa.t,
ptl6ts aus fsflid atihmiidtsn hot
5,itIiftn Rdumtn bintsr bic fallen
Sitter bss poiigtstfdngniHss trans
portirt iuorbsn mar, bate Iid iusgsl
tbdtIihen 4ngriffs ~ pe%rnntrOrtsn,
unb Der adbi belt cine giir'ihaft Don
$1,000 pro Qais fiji angemtsH.
ga IGmmtIiGe erti qolsnfohne teiH n
iiberfli fesn Wammon 81 tabtn Idi:.
men. 70 psrbsH Ne pohl nod eins Sci
lang BET .@atu pbilipp" bltitsn
miTsn. mas defenders fir bic Suns,
perbtiratbtien itmtr5lih ItiH eiTftt,
ba Is burd hi. raube 9aHo ets 9t'
iebes estrennt purDsn. Die toIos
grdut bsSog nGmIi6 cine SUITE" in
Der Serbert Ctr. sRerierpahs, tpc
ipsibIi6e .gseienuns" porbanDen III,
rGbreno ibr @at.s unb fsin Gtfolg'
In Der @resnpoint qbs. > Repitrpaa'
Wobnuno nabmtn.
limb bcs ollss, neil lie einen Sto'
rsnfriso, tpelttr bic 9oh5sitsitim'
muus psrberbsn ipoate, bic 2rtpp'
6inunter b%eI0rbsrtsn. Der poliBiii
Sobn Z. SpIon, Der gerbsrus Oss
Manbottan gps. 9bsmis = 9smps
rpIlten nGmIiG tintn 2~4idhrigen go.
ltn'obn ndmens PAUL 9pdlt BON SO.
43 gor Ctr. Der @srsttigteit iiberlisi
fern, uno als sr In oeFen Wobnuno
lam, erfubr er, bab Der iungs MLuu
auf Der 9oh5sit BON anton qbiaips,
sinem onoertn 9oIsn. an go. 81 Boz
Ctr. nit gotulirsn tsIdGftiat mar.
Salon madts Ii6 auf ben @ea 5u ben
+. 6utli6enG emd6ern uno er5Gblte BEN
grGutiedm, ptlder ibm bic Sbit
1fInste. mas Jpn beraebruft babe. Srr
nGdIfen 4uecnblide Iprang gnalt BEN
gtamten ms Genid, uno nun gine
cine onaemsins SoI5srsi log, an lusl'
Aer Ii6 grdut grdutigdm unb gruut.
fiitrer, lsbterer Elm pole nit Rnmsr
g2i9ael Sonss, nad 8rGften bethsiIig.
ten. 0ds 5o65sitsberaniigsn .nbstt
bdmit, bab man SOlon i'm bo4er
goasn bic 5rsppe bi%nuutertpdrf. Die.
Tes mar Der erie Strsih unb bel
Spsite IieB nidt LANCE auf iih martin
Der Namsnsbetter bes eroben athe
ners 6olte fid ndmIi9 einen glaurod
our 5ilfe herbei, uno nun muroe BEL
sfpeite @nfturm duf bic Teite untsr.
nommen. Diesmdl mar bds ReiultaI
beTer. 8galt periudte stpar iiber BIZ
HeuernotbIeitern polniI9 %fran3oii
I6en abThieb at nebmsn, unein mar
msrtts oi. QbTdt. Nohmals ipurbt
.asroafft", bod biesmal 5o9en BIZ
eblsn 4olen ben air5eren. unb BIZ
So6eitsreifs mad Der poli5sipdhI
fpurbe ongstreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11

Ger W1ifel bot BEL elmer nd6tli.
den Mouferet ieinem Nadborn Sepp
ben Iinfen Qoumen beinabe o1irhge.
biiien itno itebt nun Deget a6rper.
n%erlebung Dor @eri4t.
Ridter: rAngeflaeter, mas babe1l
Sic 81 Sbrer 8ertERiOigung Dor5lt.
bringen2"
0ideL: Gar mir. ais oaB / bon.
ltdnoig nniduIoig bin, Oenn / frag'
euf, sshr Germ mas bat 10 a. aerl,
mie Der 3epp, 0afts Inn balbe 3mol.
fe nit iei'm Singer in mein' Waul
o'rinn 3't6u?l"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
Ger RabaIIeri{t.

n@ie beibt 5br 8ferO. Serr Ritt.
meiiter2"
t2ueinoe."
oab tpobI mad graut 10 be.
rannt2"
agee - graut erit gsinht, Gle
altdl 10 beibt."
SdIanmeier.
SnrSmuttcr (5u Dem SausDater,
Der i'm aorrioor bic @asIeitune ab-
iteut): Oh pergiBt mobI gang, Dab
Der 5err aiieiior nod nit BORDEN
i'm Gallon iitt2ll Mir fonnen ibn
bod ~nnmosIid i'm DunfIen laiien RI
6nnspoter: sd min eben Dem
3nftanoe Elm Gnbe modem oob er
uiier ainb iiber feline abiid)ten In
TinfIeH Idbtl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11
N . Il.

Dame: sd lam nidt besreifen,
ME sin iungsr, blibenber Mdnn Iih
an cine IolGe Auine bon Meib fetten
fann.H
ga, er iiett ebsn bic Ruins niht Dor
Iauisr sWioos"!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11

Menn i9 porbin nit gefpunberung
rnn Der 8stDdltieung Der 8~erfebrss
pro6leme Ipra6, bic man In ieber
meltifdbt, dlio am 6ubTon ME an Der
Spree beobadten Tam, 10 mohts i4
oamit unter feinsn umftdnoen ansez
bentst baden. bab In Berlin ioIhe Be
ndltigiina befonbers glctt unb ieift
bon Itdtten gsbt, unb bab es Tih INNER
i'm cine rdbitdle 8etpditigang bans
belle. Wer, ME i'd. tdglid beobdhten
tonnte, fpeltes gbdps fsit .sdbr unb
5oq an Der Sauensienfrdbs unb an
einem 5heile bes Gurfurfenbamm
brrT6te, BLOB um bic I'm ernrunObubn
cine Derb6ItribuGbig fur3e Gtrede
ipeiter III fiihren, e. nirb mod
Mnnate bausrn Bis bee gtraben@
Rrefe Elm 3ipilifiertes anIebsn 5u i'd
oepinnt 49, Der tarn f6 unm0 LID
pprf elem. baB fier nur ebrlifite 4bs
Itdt NIT 3pedmdbi1feitsbeDub isin
uno tedniifsm Geidid an Der Arbeit
g~eineFen finb. Mer bier tGglid paiiiertt
mubte f1 Gebanten bnriLer MAIDEN,
tpebAnIb bsute tint Gtrtde uufge-
riTsu, fporgsr ipieber bdIb 3Hgtihiititt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-11

|.HN
Gs fGeint iibtrbaupt nihts msbr
sftim 4lten1 bteiben gu foLlen. pro
fe7or Bernhard BAT fiir3Iih bsrsts
ben tptaItn 8antroit bet beufaeL
GraialpDlttit pertiinbst. glter nuf
fiefes gsbiet m0dte ih inn nihi
fol en-, neil i6 mid d ir pitl gu
irenia ais 9rpfsTor fiib e.Rdfer 1e
nFf dion biz nleuahae lAatEa he.
hcf auh I'M csfunoer Tsutihfano bic
Gtburttn 5uriidgthsn. Grcbsen babe
im midi nod niAt All elmer inHerIiAel.
titftn9 rautr ibsr bieff 9hdtfdhr hers
t<ilaHkn f6nnsn; mir Iitoi fOgdr BET
munI4 ndb<t. ndB ii4 5undhit erf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
SURE-OF COURSE.
Interior Department Decides in Favor of
Spokane Power Company-Given
Right to Overflow Certain Land
on Lake Occur d 'Alene.

Occur 'Alene, Idaho.-The decision
of the interior department in the case
of the Washington Water Power com
pany versus the settlers along the st.
Joe river and banks of Lake Occur
d 'Alene, a rehearing of the case asked
for by the power company regarding the
revolSing of the ernit to overflow GER
tain lands, has been rendered in favor
of the company, granting the right to
overflow the land. By this decision one
of the most important cases in the his
tory of north Idaho comes to a close
The case has been pending in the local
land Office for several years.
Early in the year 1909 the Washing
ton Water Power company was given
the right to overflow the land, aggre-
eating approximately $500 acres, by the
erection of large dam at Post Falls,
but little more than a year after this
permit was revoked.
The company filed an answer denying
the allegations and asked a hearing. AS
a result of the hearing the secretary
revoked the permit to the company and
later at rehearing it was decided that
the charges set up by the settlers
against the company had not been
proven.
In the decision of the secretary just
received at the Occur 'Alene land
Office he firmly states that in his opin-
ion there was not sufficient reason foI
revocation and allows the permit to
stand.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
Senator Works Thinks Christian Science
Is Opposed.

Senator Works of California, by his
speech in the United States senate re-
Gently, has furnished the Christian Sci
entists with another textbook in de-
Tense of their faith. He spoke in oppo-
sition to the Owens bill for the creation
of national board of health, designed
to regulate the practice of medicine in
the United States and to be Of cially
represented by an officer in the cabinet.
The principal point of Senator, Works
argument was what he considered the
danger of a medical monopoly thus
being established, to the exclusion of all
other parties and religious beliefs. He
attacked the allopaths most particularly
in this respect.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Double Murder At CUNNINGHAM.

Cunningham, Wash.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Foley were found lying in the
hallway of the hotel here, dead.
DR.. c. W. Bice, the coroner, gave out
the following statement after the inves-
tigation:
"John w. Foley shot his wife, Daisy
Foley, three times in the body with a
$500 Winchester rifle and then turned
the rifle so he shot himself directly
through the head above the temple.''
The Foleys had been separated and
the husband left town April 26 and was
said to have gone to Montana.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
AsToR MILLIONS INTACT.
Will of ]. j. Aston Was Made During
Last September.

New York.-Counsel for the family
has made public the will of John Jacob
Astor, as drawn in this city in Septem-
Der last, only few days after his mar
riage to Miss Madeline Talmage Force,
and approximately seven months before
he persisted with the sinking of the
Titanic.
Vincent Aston, a son, who will come
of age within the year, is made the
principal beneficiary and residuary
legatee. No hint as to the value of the
great estate is given, and by the crea-
ton of trust funds the testator has fol
lowed, as far as possible, the custom
of his forebears in keeping the vast
Astor holdings intact.
Valuations of the estate run any
where from $75,OOO,OOO to $3.50, 100000
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
FROM MINING CAMPS

The strike in the Indiana coal fields
will continue, the joint wage conference
of miners and operators having ad-
journed without reaching an agreement
A good vein of coal has been found
within six miles of Colfax, Wash. Paul
Bockmier of Palouse, who has charge
of the prospecting for coal on the l.. w.
Carson ranch at Glenwood, is much
gratified at the findings.
AS the result Of premature explo.
sion in the Moonlight tunnel on the
property of the Ajax Mining company,
north of Burke, Idaho, May 4, Hugh
McGraw and Coll McAllister, miners,
are dead and James McPhail, a third,
is probably fatally injured.
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
and Concentrating company Saturday
declared the regular monthly dividend,
which amounted to $65,40O. This is the
10th dividend declared by the com
pany, and the total amount paid to the
shareholders to date is $13,453,9 $50.
The Boundary district (B. c. mines
shipped 35,752 tons of ore to the smelt-
ers last week, the properties being the
CRANKY, 2s,469 tons; Mother Lode, $3.50;
Rawhide, 57O9; Jack Pot, 4Os; sundry
small shippers, AIS. During the first
four months of the year 705,915 tons
of ore from these properties have been
shipped.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Milwaukee To Build in Montana.

That the Milwaukee railroad will
build 13O-mile line from Lewistown,
Montana, to Great Falls, Montana,
through the rich mining country and
the fertile farming country of central
Montana is the impression which Off
Gals of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul and Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound give out.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
The Aston Funeral.

New York.-Funeral services over the
body of John Jacob Astor, one of the
victims of the Titanic disaster, were
held Saturday in the little Episcopal
Church of the Messiah at Rhine Cliff
on the-Hudson.
After the services the body of Colo
mel Astor was brought here, where
burial took place in Trinity cemetery
on Washington Heights.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
FATAL WRECK AT GLE ELUM
Milwaukee Train Turned Over at Mis-
placed Swith.

Ellensburg, Wash.-Milwaukee west
bound Columbian passenger train ran
into an open switch in the South Gle
Elum yards Monday morning, and the
locomotive, tender and two express cars
were overturned, killing Fireman Gus
Jordan and badly injuring Engineer
Tierney. The accident was caused by
a misplaced switch, which allowed the
Columbian to enter siding instead of
retaining the main line.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Digging Out Coyotes; Boy Shot.

Lewistown, Mont.-Floyd Rich, aged
%, son of a we'll known rancher, was
brought in from Heath Tuesday, shot
through the abdomen. He was digging
out den of coyotes when he slipped,
and in falling, As caliber revolver in
his coat pocket was discharged.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
For workingmen's Home.

Cincinnati.-J. G. Schmidtlapp, the
Cincinnati philanthropist, has given Sc
curities approximating s25o,oOo for the
erection and maintenance of the work
ingmen 3 home here.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Gable Car Makes Last Trip.

San Francisco.-The Geary street
cable line completed in 1880, was aban-
doned this week and will be supplanted
with an electric road owned by the
municipality.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Steamer Goes on Oregon Bar.

Bay City, Ore.-A. fruitless attempt to
float the steamer George R. Vosburg,
which is stranded on Nehalem bar, was
made Sunday. Saturday hole was
pounded in the Vosburg's bottom.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-05-11
Dies at Titanic Service.

st. Louis.-Rabbi Levi L. Rosenblatt
dropped dead at the memorial services
May 4, for the victims of the Titanic
disaster. After he had concluded a
prayer he sank to the floor. Rabbi Ros-
enblatt had been prominent in religious
circles here for 40 years.