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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
DEADLY PLOT Barred
AGAINST BALL0ON|STS
Mysterious Accidents at State
Fair Thought to Be Result
of Conspiracy.

II, A. Phelps, tho baloonist at the
state fair, who takes up the
grizzly bears, had Il narrow es-
cape from m appalling death yesterday
afternoon. Incidentally, there is a story
Of deadly plotting behind the cause OF
the accident that befell Phelps, IL the
statement Of all balloonists at the fair
grounds is correct
Phelps made fine ascent at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He cut loose the
parachute TO which is attached one OF
the grizzly bear cubs The bear and his
parachute descended In safety,
Then Phelps cut loose his own para
chute. He descended to within 100 or
$50 feet feet of the ground when llvc Of
the ropes broke by which the aeronaut's
hoop Is attached to the parachute, Stimuli
taneously the parachute Itself split.
Phelps was swinging at the time in an
effort to make a convenient landing. To
this fact he attributes his escape. for as
he snvlng the ropes broke and lie struck
the "pole" Of the race course with his
right hip This served 70 break his fall
somewhat, and while he hit the earth
with a. terrific Impact, and sound as
though he must have been crushed into
q mass. the Momentum had been suffi-
ciently broken to save the full force
of the fall. The attending physician and
tho few who witnessed the accident are
OF the opinion that Phelps would surely
have been killed but for the presence oi
laf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
ARE
|CNOSSING BORDER

DVa,. Oct s.-HostIlities between
An stases and Turkey have COM
according 10 reports from many
"nlsht a dispatch to the rus
"e'nment says BuIgarlans ure
the frontier.
w action has outetrlpped slower
sp'on'acy. for no ultlmatum has
presented to Turkey and In
"uple none is expected until
ius porte, however, has sent
tsads: MS po"ei'
VI ths mnnifestly aggressive
n :, INC Balkan states, Turkey re-
user full liberty of action, con-
sa' The civilized world Will not
justice to Its mod crate atti-
DuI 'his cannot exclude care FOR
lh rights
"ould yeein. is the porte's WAY
the world for tho failure
n, ~"ers to stave off hostilltias
confirmation Of the r,,ptur,
,pr, !" 10 he had, but sklrmisl,e.
49, 10 have taken place t.; tn,
s',Va OF Djumbala, called ais.
"u'sa'ian territory in the Al,
'aN'st of scutari, along tn,
n frontier and near Basch,
w Tho scrvlan border,
s appointed the war minIgt or
O.. .aS0a' to supreme command
NJ "a 'dh not yet moblllzed, and l
4 'n' take no action for Il fe7
onS BY the great powers in ia
isnae Nc arc being carried on. tn
liant !, conference being held a
y. reported that Austria will
b sts.ps'S ssOps'S mandate to take in
dn,p,ss,'o ps 10 Iocalize the war.
a - Nnes from the near east ar
neaTy delay and censorship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Morgan Arrives.

Mr.. Morgan reached the committee room
before the hour set for the hearing, ac-
conpanicd by his son-in-law, Herbert L.
Satterlee.
Tho nnancier tugged at his mustaohe
as he took his seat and watched the
members OF the committee closely,
''Giye tho stenographer your name,
please" said Chairman Clapp.
u. PIerpont Morgan"
"Your address,
1.-TWO hundred and nineteen Madison
avenue, New York,
"Your business?"
Tanker"
Chairman CIapp called Mr. Morsan's at
tcntion To published article by Charles
Edward Russell. charging that President
Roosevelt had demanded that Mr.. Nor
gan raise 100000 for his campaign md
that Wayne MacVeagh had been present
when MT. Morgan talked with the white
house over the telephone.
DO you remember any such incidcnt7'
asked Senator Clapp.
Nothing whatever replied Mr.. Nor
gan, II never coirespondcd over tho tele-
phone. telegraph or by mall with Presi-
dent Roosevelt that know Of" Mr., Nor
gan added. NOR with anyone at the white
house.
ibid you mako any contributions TO
the Republican national campaign OF
ieo47"
Mr. Morgan adjusted his glasses and
looked at q paper.
I'm October. 1904. I gave 100000; on
November 1 l gave another $4,000"
ANY Inore9" asked Chairman Clapp.
mo. that's all / know off,
He said he supposed the irst contrlbu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

|0SD0N, Oct. 3.-Scvere fighting
between Turkish and Servian
troops is reported TO have oc-
tuTrcd on the southeastern from
Y servia in q dispatch from Bel.
fseeiyed by n news agency here.
turks are said to have lost thirty
and many wounded, while the
pa casualties are gwen as two
and nightoen wounded.
saehment Of 800 Turkish soldiers,
'nug TO the dispatch, crossed into
= territory and in the neighbor-
% The town Of Franya encount-
body Of Servian infantry. An
ssrnt ensued which lasted an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Outbreak Is Feared.

AMOy. China, Oct 3.-The inhabitants
10 Eoochow. the capital OF Ku Klein
province, are fleeing from the city In
fear OF outbreaks among the troops I'M
der the command OF General Pung- He
has an army variously estimated from
10. 900 to 10000 with him and openly
aer,es the provincial authorities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
''a PASHA WILL
HO IHE MOSLEMS

h, n. 'NoPLE, Oct. 3.-Tbe war
s,sms 'n ''acha. has been appoint
commander OF the Turkish
3 th., ma 'ion reached here this
~ "a. a' the Balkun ullimatum de-
'zBp.d 'hy for Macedonia will
[SM,h. enday In view OF the
H,ee ersia. the government con-
aueu on Pazo Fourl
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Roosevelt Today.

Colonel Roosevelt win be the principal
Witness before the committee tomorrow.
Hc will be questioned as TO his knowledge
OF contributions by corporations to the
1904 fund and particularly as to tho So
called Standard Oil contribution OF $780,
900. which ho said he ordered returned.
The colonel Will also be asked as TO the
financing OF the pre-convention campaign
for his nomination this year.
Mr. Morgan was willing witness be-
fore the committee. At times he chuckled
elecfully, AS when he told tho committee
that there was no limit to the amount
tho Republican campaign committee I'm
1904 was willing to accept. Mr.. Morgan
took his heckNng by the committee I'm n
holiday spirit and laughed heartily as, in
leaving. he told Chairman Clapp that he
guessed" his expenses and witness fees
would be all right"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Wife Bitten BY Bear.

With all possible haste Phelps was ro-
moved in an automobile To his lodgings
nearby, where Or. a. $. Bower attended
him; 1t was found that tho aeronaut
was not seriously injured, although the
shock WAS severe. His body showed tho
evidence OF his collision with the race
track fence and he received numerous
scratches and bruises, No bones were
broken and he declared last night that
he would take part in the balloon race
this afternoon,
II was an untoward day for the Phelps
family. Prior to the ascent OF her nus
band, Mrs. Phelps was severely bitten on
the ann by Teddy" one OF the little
bears, whether the cub became fingered
at being teased or whether the wound he
inflicted WAS Intended only az playful
reminder that he was, after all, Il bear.
even Mrs. Phelps was not able TO de-
termlue AT any rate, :'Teddys teeth
sank into his mistress arm, leaving a
painful gaSn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
MORGAN TELLS
Of MAKING BIC
contributions
Admits Giving 100000 to
Roosevelt Campaign Fund
in 1904, and $4,000 More
Just Before Election.
CONFIRMS STORY
TOLD BY SHELDON
Financier Makes Good Wit
ness and Parts With Senate
Investigating Committee
on Best of Terms.

-ASHINGTON, Oct. 81. Pier
NM pont Morgan told tho senate
=" contributions committee today
w that while he had contributed
$1S0,0o0 TO the last two Pepub-
lican presidential funds. the gifts were
made without expectation OF return"
After saying he had contributed $780,
900 to the fund of 1904, and $4,000 to
the fund OF 1908, Mr.. Morgan turned to
the committee and exclaimed earnestly:
Il want 1t distinctly understood that
]. P. Morgan G. Company never made any
subscription to any election with promise
or expectation of anything or return in
any way. shape OF manner, and we
never made it without we deemed 1t ad
vantageous for the government and the
people. We never had a communication
from any candidate. We never had an
application from any candidate for
money. and anything that We did, or
that was done under my sugGestion--and
we were all In harnony-was that 1t
was necessary for the good Of the peo-
pie and the business OF the people, There
never was a commitment of any eXpec-
tatIon of any return, and We never got
any return, either, from anybody"
Repeated Denials.
This statement followed series Of
questions by Senator Pomerene as to
whether New York finnnciers had con-
feIred and ascertained the attitude Of
various candidates toward business bs-
fore making contributions, Mr.. Morgan
repeatedly denied that there was any
concerted action among New York busi-
ness interests in support Of the Repub-
lican candidate In 1904
Mr.. Morgan said that after making his
original contribution of s100, 900 in 1904
he was importuned to give another $780,
900. Which he did. This, he understood,
was part OF the so-callcd Hartman fund
and was turned over to B. B. Odell for
the New York state fund,
Charles II. Duell, assistant treasurer
of the 1904 fund, who followed Mr.. Nor
gan on the stand, said that all the &C
counts OF the committee were open to
Mr.. Cortelyou, the chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Story Of a Plot.

After the accident which befell Phelps,
the story OF plot against all tho bal
ioonists al the grounds came out. Last
T,,nedav two balloons We're burned by
some one who has not been identified
one of the burned balloons was the prop,
erty OF Wayne Abbott, who is n noted
balloonist. and Abbott was compelled TO
use another's balloon.
EalIoonist Phelps last night declared
his firm conviction that the ropes OF his
narechIite had been partially severed. He
lid there WIS no other possible account
Ing for their parting. Also Phelps is emf
phatic in his declaration that his para
cbute had felt the blade OF a knife. The
nnTachute. he said, was one OF the best
money could buy. and II was absurd. he
snid, TO say that IL would rip unless 1t
had been tamperod with.
made ascenstons with her husband. or.
rn tT,er against him. for they pulled Off a
| number OF balloon races al the fair. Ono
! fC5outinued on Page Two,l
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london, Oct. Am engage
= has taken place south Of Har-
y, Bulgarian town thirty
fB'niles north of Adrianople,
|Edlng To q Constantinople dis
10 10 tbs Exchange Telegraph
tpa1y. The casualty list Is
|tsd az four hundred killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
bple of All the Coun-
hes Involved Clanor
h Battle; the Great
|pwers Apparently I'm
Die to Avert the Ap-
bal to Arms by Diplo-
haic Counsel.

81. PETERSBURG, Oct. a.-The
man government had received
tlrustion that Bulgarian troops
R1oEing the Turkish frontier to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
QUEER

Read in Sundays Tribune how
wall papers, furniture coverings and
even Persian rugs are inspiring
Paris modistes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

r rAVING pledged It's approval and
support to many highly impor
tant proposed legislative meas
u u ures tending to the uplifting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

- rASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-J. Pier
RR pont Morgan told tho senate
NM contributions committee today
w that while he had contributed
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Utah Copper Company Off
cialS Firm in Independent
Stand; Two Small Mines
at Ely Resume.

.1AT mining operations win be re-
sumed az Bingham today or to-
morrow, or at least not later than
L. the first OF the coming week was
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
METHOO|STs OPEN
ANNUAL MEETING
PROMINENT CHURCHMEN
TAKE PART IN FIRST
DAYS SESSION.
TELL or 0RPHANA c {
AMARILLO PASTOR PREACHED
GREAT SERMON TO GOOD
SIZED CROWD IN THE
AFTERNOON
Special to Daily News,

Specisl to Daily News
Abilene. Teas. Nov. 6.--rhe an
nual conference of the Northwest
Texas District OF the NJ. +. Church.
South. opened here at . o'clock to-
day with Bishop Atkins In the chair.
DR.. G. c. Rankin. DR.. Lamar OF
Nashville. Tenn. and DR. McI.ain OF
the Orphanage at Waco. were intro
duced and each spoke briefly on his
work DR.. McLain has been a men,
ber of the board OF directors OF the
orphanage for 10 years. at the time
he first became identified with that
institution IL had eleven children and
$1,000 worth of property. II now
has lS0 children and $4,000 worth
OF property. They have a fire sta
tion near the orphanage now.
All OF the presiding elders and
the pastors of the Abilene and ANA
rillo districts reported.
The evening was given over TO
committees.
DR.. Robinson preached a great SER
mon 10 good sized crowd at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
The usual number OF Connectional
men were present. DIR. H. u. Chap
pell. editor of Sunday School Litera-
ture preached tonight.
Attendance at the conference Is ex-
cellent and much good work Is ex-
pected to be accomplished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
Commissary Department Charged with
Failing in it's Duties Thus Caus-
ing Past Defeats
PORTE Seems TO HAVE BUT LITTLE CONFIDENCE
Still Importuning Powers to Stop War and Threatens to
Retreat Across BOsporus Should Hostil.
tiles Continue Longer
by Associated Press }

London. Eng. Nov. 6-Remnan of the Turkish army have
now reached the last ditch in European Turkey
The Commissariat Department which the blame for past
defeats largely laid has last realized that Turkish soldiers
cannot fight empty somachs They huyng bread
the peninsula keep the soldiers the trenches and
preventing them from overlning Constantnope
The Porte obviously has little hope of holding the lines OF
Ichataa for is still cndeavonne enlist the of the
Powers to bring about peace.
The threatens leave the capital and Asia
Minor if the war is not stopped
The Servans have captured Monastr with the whole Sixth
Turkish which stationed there and many troops who
fleeing from other posts and had taken refuge there
The Greek naval squadron has occupied the Turkish island
of aneco the of the Dardenees The investment
of the fortress is nearly completed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
MOTION FILED
IN. SNEEO CASE
ATTORNEYS FOR PROSECU.
TON REFUSE TO WAIVE
THEIR RIGHTS.
HEARD NEXT WEDNESDAY
40 POSSIBILITY FOR SNEED To
REGAIN HIS LIBERTY BE.
FORE STANDING TRIAL
AT FORT WORTH
Special TO nsily New,

Special to Daily Ncss
Austin. Texas. Nov. "a motion
for rehearing was filed today in
the Court OF Criminal Appeals IN
the case of John Real Sneed. the
motion being presented by former
State Senator Odell, one OF the at
torneys for the prosecution.
One week ago today, the court res
versed the judgment OF Judge Brown
Ing OF the District Court OF Potter
County and fixed Sneed's bail at
$4,000 and while the assistant at
torney general was willing to waive
the motion for rehearing. the pros
ecution insisted on filing the motion.
u IL not likely the court will act on
this motion before next Wednesday.
two days after Sneed will have been
rearraigned before the District Court
OF Tarrant County charged with the
murder OF A. q. Boyce, Sr al Fort
Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
TITLES THAT APPEAR
~ THE WAR NEWS

Washington. y c.. Nov. 6-An
attache of the Turkish embassy here
offers the following information con-
cerning Ottoman titles to aid Ameri-
can readers In digestlng the news
from the seat of war In the East. To
begin with. 10 must be- understood
that all American prefixes, such as
Mr.. General Governor" etc, be-
come affiXes in Turkey. the title fol-
lowing the name OF the individual in
stead OF preceding II.
\ Caliph ranks next TO the Sultan.
being a prince OF the royal line. with
the added distinction OF being Nah
omet's representatives.
Next. In the Turkish religion.
comes Chek- Cl-Islam. or the head OF
The Mahometan faith.
Imam is the title by which priest
Is commonly addressed.
Pasha IL the highest title Within
the gift OF the sultan II is bestow-
ed chiefly upon men who attain dis
tinction in the arts or commerce.
The word "Bey" affixed To a Tur.
kish surname signifies that the
wearer is distinguished In tie service
OF the state.
The term "Effendi" implies that
the man so addressed Is superior ia
the average man in birth, breedinp
and education. although not OF IN,
same high rank as "Bey."
The Grand Vixior. or saderazam. II
the premier Of the cabinet and IN,
hiahssi of he government civil off.
ciais
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
COUNTY RESULTS
SHOW SURPRISES
SOCIALISTS POLL HEAVIER
VOTE THAN THE RE-
PUBLICANS

with exception of Precincts . ami
/, ST Francis and Lees Ranch. re-
turns from all voting boxes n Pot
ter county were delivered to the
county clerk The two outlying box
es are expected TODAY. when full
summing up OF the county vote viii
be made possible
Returns in hand are from the Sis
city boxes and INNS schoulhouse
They show "a total vote east for pres
idential electors OF lolS and for
governor I02S Upon the latter
vote the county's representation Ia
the next state convention viii be-
based
Notable features of the county
election. a. eho o. 'hH returns,
are tha; the Socialist candidates for
electors outran the regular Rcpubli-
can ticket. and that q heavy vote was
recorded against the amendment pro-
vidlng for creating of prison com
nlssioners with a term of six years
The fourth amendment. providing
for increase In Confederate pensions
received the heaviest yotcs
The vote from the seven precincts
reporting b. given below The
amendments are numbered IN the
order In which they appeared IN The
ticket. Number one provides that
cities OF more than 5000 inhabitants
shall vote or amend charters M wills
Number Two for s.N years term fo'
prison commissioners Number Three
for regulation of terms oi boards OF
regents Of University and trustees OF
eleemosynary institutions Number
Four for increase iu Confederate
pensions
In the appended vote only thos,
county and precinct offices are In
cluded. where there was opponent q
the Democratic candidate Al oppo
nents we're Socialists
Presidential Electors
Precinct Democratic 2l1'
Progressive %. Republican a. Pro
hlbition 3. Socialist l3.
Precinct = 2.-Democratic 1856. Pro
gressive 30. Republican p Socialis
20.
Precinct 3.-Democrauc -. Pro
gresive II. Republican. 3. Socialis
us.
Precinct { Democratic 81. Pro
gressive Q. Republican 2 Prohibition
! Socialist 10
Precinct r Democratic %, Pro
gressive 2. Republican J
Precinct So Democratic 1870, Pro
oressiye 90. Republican ! Prohihi
fCoatlnued on pare Four
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07

Cheyenne. Nov G-Thc contest -
clert Legislators 20 elect United
States senator is undecided and nay
need an official count TO decide.
Both republicans and democrats
claim q majority
The democrats coucede the ;--
election of Congressman Frank Mo.
IDu. republican
Wilson is leading Taft by less III q
200 votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
CONGRESSMAN CURRY HAS
FAIR CHANCE TO RECON ER

" Associated Press
Albuquerque, s. NJ Nov g
Congressman George Curry. who was
seriously injured Tuesday In an au-
tomobile accident, is believed 10 have
a fair chance OF recovery.
lie is suffering from severe inju-
ries in his head and chest. sustained
when the machine turned over with
him and seven others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
WILSON TURNS
FROM ADMIRERS
DONE MAKING STATEMENTS
AND WILL DO LOT OF
THINKING NOW
srsaa, to Daily New.

Princeton, \ j NOV q Govern.
or Wilson turned away from an avail,
anchcs OF messages OF congratu'a.
ton for two hours. and took a brisk
walk OF five miles through the woods
Captain McDuiald. bodyguard
broke Wilson's cane killing a rattle
snake they found Many stopped him
10 congratulate. Little children
came running TO meet him
Gov Wilson said m done with
statements. hc told correspondents
and now ! am going 10 do lot Of
thinking
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
DENVER STRONG
FOR DEMOCRATS
DEFEATS PROHIBITION By
ESTIMATED MAJORITY
OF $4,000

~ NHHVIINTFI 7 FN8H
Denver. Colo. Nov 9 The dem d
cratic plurality of l70Oo is predict
eel tonight based upon returns. Out
OF l4l2 precincts. 3i5 gives Wilson.
.3l,255. Taft 1885; Roosevelt. 1e.-
SEQ
II is indicated that democrats WI
an congressman
Tho prohibition amendment W.
defeated by N estimated majority OF
80 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07

New York. Nov &. Senator Dixon
said today. This morning the pro
gressiye party took It's official place
AS the dominant opposition party 10
the triumphant democratic party AZ
a result of the balloting the progress
siye party takes either first or sec
ond place In all balloting except In
five states."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
Texas Weather Yesterday

East-East OF Sulphur Sprin "a.
Terrell. Athens, Corsicana, Mexia.
Houston. cloudy aud threatening
Balance OF state generally clear and
pleasant. no rain. Temperature at
Amarillo S.. Wichita Falls 60, DEM.
son 10. Longyiew 6S. Texarkana So
Ballinger 81. Austin 75. San Antonio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
WILSON'S ELECTION IMPROVES BUSINESS.


New York Nov 6-Ae early period of uncertainty, the
stock market forged upward large volume of business today
recording net gains of from four points many
To what the rise prompted by the election
ter of conjecture noteworthy that the market best
when the statement accepted by the financial market
assuring wasis issued by Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
MARSHALL PERFORMS REGULAR DUTIES.

indianapolis Ind. Nov 6-Ve- president elect Marshall
al his office house today attending his duties Gov
enor OF Indiana as usual
The Governors expires Janaury and he will remain
m office until them
He received telegram Of congatuation fro Wilson reply
70 one sent by Marshall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
nrmncrnis CarrN Nov McNicn

AIbuquorQuc \ VI, Nov 0
Practically complete returns In New
Mexico indicate that Wilson carried
The state by 5000 mapority.
n y Ferguson. democrat was
rn. elected 20 congress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07

Sofia. Bulgaria Nov 6-The Turkish army commanded by
Nazm Pasha completely crushed the great battle of the
days the Sera Tchou line The Turks lost killed and
wounded than double that of the battle Lue Bugas
The Bugarians pursuing the defeated army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-07
CONDUCTOR LOSES LIFE
~ RAILROAD TUNNEL
ny assoeuied pes.

Seattle. Wash. Nov 6.-Conduc-
tor Leonard Hallett lost his life In
the Stampede Tunnel on the North
ern Pacific Railway. when a freight
train broke IN two and the crew was
overcome by gas Rcscuers succeeded
in taking the crew To the open air.
where Uollo' died shortly after