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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-11
Tafts Letter Riled Him.

= al "a }IHSt. .hI. ldIl luIH'u do"H
the suggestion.
Tafts Letter Riied Him.
There has been other matters g..
minor importance tending TO Cre"'e
friction. but the real break, Ia IN
citing cause 10 the present split n
the republican party was letter
written by President Taft 10 colonel
Roosevelt.
Tha president wrote the letter with
me very best intentions. tie was
bursting with gratitude toward COL
oncl Roosevelt, and he waited 10
tcll The colonel so. In pursuance
OF the plan he sat down and w~n1e
the colonel a fulsome letter.
You wrote the presiden, to The
colonel. have done more TO- le
than any other man on earth wiLG
the exception OF my brother, CHARLES
2. Taft"
The phfaSeoogy may not be rN-
act, but this was the substance c,
The presidents tribute 10 ,hc colonc!
The colonel became mad as u
hornet
The idea that Charles p. Tafts
services in putting up hundreds o.
thousands of dollars for campaign
purposes should be held above nj:
own irked hir And he took hi,
len in hand.
He wrote the president chlra'.
'uiSric letter OF reproach, aad It
Vas singer The presdcn', de.
spite his appearance of perpetual
good humor, is pu'ckInmpered,
stubborn man.
The Shot That Hit.
he tuned exceedingly over d pas
sage in the Roosevelt letter. which
read, Substantially:
comparison between what have
Gone for YOU and what your brother
Charles +. TAFT, did for You is like
comparison between Abraham Lin
elm and Jay Cook"
The Taft family is close corpo;
11ion. Colonel Rooseyelt's letter IN
William H. TAFT was shown to
harles =. Taft and Henry w TAFT
l. broke down the longstanding cor.
dial relations between the Taft
brothers and Colonel Roosevelt. ana
While an appearance of friendship
mas been kept up the feeling on both
sides has been bitter.
President Tai, and Colonel
Roosevelt met at the inauguration
on March (, 1901. They have met
but three times since. once in New
York, once in New Haven and once
in Baltimore. Colonel Roosevelt has
called at the white house only once
since President Taft took office. AMI
or that occasion President Taft was
III Panama.
President Taft's letter-writing pro.
renSitic' have cot him into consid
cradle trouble. Il will be news -r
the people that a letter he intended
rs IN expression of gratitude w.s
the real source of his break WITH
tOlonel Roosevelt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-11
FOR GALE

FOR SALE-Seyen room house, all
modern Improvements and barn,
lot 153 feet by 200 feet on West
Broadway. $1,700 cash, balance
time. Also whole block with
rooms, modern, with arm, and D
room box house, $500 cash. X.
A. Fox, Phone 465. lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-11

FOR SALE--Or will trade for farm
lands clos. 10 Ardmore, my home
place, corner A and Broadway. V.
A. Niblack. COLIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-11

FOR SALE-I have 10000 second
hand brick for sale, $500 per thou
sand. Also all kinds Of office fur
niture, such as tables, desks, chairs,
benches and shelving. Frank Rob-
ison. Telephone 901 or 217. S-3
FOR SAI.E-Chickasaw Lake stock
will sell a share in the Chickasaw
Lake club and a share in the Chick
asaw Power company, for 5000,
about one-half the amount of cost
to date. ". S. Forrest, 202 Main
street lib
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
BOY STARTS $4,000 FIRE
uoston Youth. TO See ENGINES Run.
Throws Eirccrnckcr into Inv.

Boston. July 7.-Because small
hoy wanted TO sec the engines rum
..nf poAee ailese DANA gc estimated at
10000 was done by fire In the
'har!estown district yesterday The
Boston ana Maine Railroad warehouse.
2a filled with hay. was destroyed.
and the wagon and carriage stock fac
damaged
Tho nremen had q. hard firh, TO
prevent confiagration. as the roofs
OF numerous wooden dwellings in tho
.icinity frc uently caught fire while
Fercd
james Welch ten years old was ar
rested. and the police said that upon
a"ine questioned he confessed that he
fiaried the fire by throw.ng lighted
frecraoksr into the hay In the ware
mouse Ne was placed under charge
Of probation omccr. and viii be
taken into the Juvenile Court later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
BUSY WEEK IN CONGRESS
Archibald Cuse In House and Lorimcr
Gnse In senmtr

Washington. July 7.-Congress to-
morrow Will inaugurate a midsummer
week OF activity with Aaal action on
the Lorimer election case continuing
IN the senate and probable impeach-
ment steps In the House ga nst Judge
Robert w Archibald OF the Commerce
Court In connection with Culum bank
deals in Pennsylvania 1t was de-
clarei tonight that the unanimous re
port Of the House judiciary Committee
recomm nj 'ng Atchbald's impeachment
ey the Senate would be adopted by
the House without protracted debate
as the Pennsylvania delegation has
disclosed no Intention OF opposing It.
me Lorinicr vote Will be reached the
middle Or latter part Of this week
i imagine there Will be a majority
Of five or SIX agalnst Senator Lor'iner."
said Senator Kern Of Indiana. one Of
the leaders IN the fight against Lori
mer
Senator Dillingham; of Vermont.
chairman Of the special investigating
committee whose majority reported IN
favor OF Lor mer was -committaL
some Senator's who will vote for Lori
mer conceded that the vote would be
al least close Mr. Lorimer has pre-
pared 70 make ringing speech in his
own defense coward the last;
Senator Dillingham; VIII conclude his
speech tomorrow I'm Lorimer's de-
Tense which Senators Fetch OF Florida
Jones Of Washington and possibly
others Will supplement-
seniors Kenyon Of Iowa. and Lea
OF Tennessee. are yet TO speak against
the Illinois Senator
The House Rules Committee has ar
ranged to give right Of way to hills to
prohibit gambling in cotton and to
provide for jury trial IN contempt OF
court cases
vestigation into the Florida everglades
drainage matters IN which the name
OF Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson and
sereral officials OF his department fig
ured- probably win he reached Wed
nesday when the House COMMITTEES on
Expenditures In the Department Of
Agriculture will hear the last witness
Chairman Moss expects to submit his
report the middle Of the month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
ELKS AT PORTLAND
Annual Session of Grand Lodge VIII
Open day

Portland Ore, July More than
twenty special trains. to say nothing
OF regular trains run in two and three
sections. arrived here to-day and to-
sht bringing delegates to the meet
ing or the Grand Lodge Benevolent
and Protective order OF Elks, the nrst
session OF which Will be held to-mor-
row. The grand forum which con-
s'ders all contests and disputes be-
tween lodges and members and the
credential committees held all day ses-
sions. The meetings of the grand
forum are secret
Tho members Of the credentials com
mi.tee said they would be ready to
report shortly after the grand lodge
session is called TO order tomorrow
morning Three candidates for Grand
Esteemed Leading knight have already
announced themselves. They are
Judge George Arlington OF Albany. y.
Y. James l. King Of Topeka Kansas.
and Frank King. Of Providence. r !.
l. r Leverin OF Keene. y II. for
Gland Inner Guard, candidate for re-
election IS opposed hv Fred Lee Clark,
OF Albuquerque. \ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
THREE KILLED IN WRECK
Several other. Injured in Collision Be-
tween TWO fnterurban Cars.

Marion. Ind. July Three persons
we're killed and more than dozen SEE
rious!y. some perhaps fatally injured
IN head-on collision between two in
tesurban cars on the Marion. Button
and Eastern traction line in this city
this afternoon The dead
William Lent. Marion, GLASS worker.
George DoIGounee. tpinmd. ind.
school teacher
heniumin {. sii,crs. Marion Nntionnl
Military Home. hnrbcr
4 ne collision was between 81 regular
car and one loaded with merrymalSers
bound FOR Goldthwaite Park au amuso-
ment resort one-h half mile east of this
city and occurred ou q straight tracts.
NO cause had been assisned for the
accident late tonight
Tine two cars were telesco7el the
heavy interurban passing halfway
through tho lighter park car Tho
park car was crowded. and contained
many women. but only one was SCI
riously hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
HONOR WOMEN OF CIVIL WAR
fronc'cd Monumental building TO
cos Not Less Thun S.0o.nOn.

Washington. July "a resolution
hs Senator ROO, for tho erection az =
memorial IN this o!;s TO commemorate
ne services and sacrifices OF tho laval
women az the United States during
ne Civil War VIII be reported TO
'he senate for adoption as resul,
OF action taken by the Senate l..brarv
Committee to-day The memorial tne
resolution Says. shall be n.onurnental
IN character. and shall be used as
NC permanent quarters Of the Anerl-
Tho goeernmont Is to oon<.bp,e
100000 Tor tho site ana building
wHieh shall cost no, less than s70o.-
200 The Government contribution
shall not bo PAYABLE until an addi
uonal sum ~ 100000 has been raised
- the Sow York Comman6orv of,
the Mil't-ry order % the Loyal Legion
PROVISION is made for committee to
supervise the purchase Of the Site and
construction az tho building tho dc
s.sn 70 be approved by the Commits
Sion ~ Fine Arts
fitle to the building and ground
snAli ho held by the United States. bu,
'ne Red Cross shall be responsible for
Us care and maintenance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
FOUR KILLED IN LABOR RIOT
Pitched Battle between Union and Nom
Union Timber Norkors

Lake Charles La. July -Four men
were killed and four seriously injured
this afternoon in a pitched battle be-
tween union ana nonun.on timber
workers and guards employed by a
lumber mill At Grabow La. "a mill
town nfty miles north Of this city.
The dead are Gates Han ROY Morton.
Edw. Brown and AN unknown Italian
Hall. Morton and grown were union
men
4 party of 200 union men from De-
ridder. under the leadership of a J.
Emerson president ~ the brotherhood
OF Timberworkers. vent 10 Grabow
where "a strike is in progress. to hold
"A meeting The proprietor OF tho mill
and his nonunion employees met tho
crowd. aud in a wordy row that fol-
lowed some one nred revolver This
was followed hv "a perfect fusillade
Sheriff Rcid left immediately on a
special train for Grabow. accompanied
by tho coroner. and "a detachment Of
Company * Louisa IN National Guard
viii follow as soon as the soldiers can
be assembled Trouble has been brew
ing FOR come time ana feeling was In
creased By a recent visit of several So
oialist and union speakers 70 the mini
district The mill at Grabow employs
but sixty woritfuer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
DEATH OF MRS. DECKER
Former President Of General Fedora
tion of Womcn's Clubs.

san Francisco, July i-AIrs. sarai,
Plat; Decker OF Denver. former pres
.dent OF the General Federation OF
Womcn's Clubs, died here at S.2O
o'clock tonight. following an opera
ton performed several days ago for
intestinal trouble
The operation was performed last
Friday and Mrs Decker rallied i'm
mediately Until last night her con-
dltion was considered hopeful. but
after change for the worse in the
evening, she sank steadily. Mrs
Decker came here To attend the bien-
nial convention Of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs In the ses-
stems OF the convention shc was con-
sIicuous by unsuccessful please for
AN endowment fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
Battlesbip Rammed
by Fall River Liner

Roth Vessels sustain Considerable
Damages. hut NO Fatalities Result.
Newport. e.. L.. July While
cropping iis way through dense
fog In NnrrnGnn>ctt mas early to-
day. the Fall River line steamer
Commonwealth rnmmcd the United
states bntticship New Hampshire
nenr the Newport naVnl training
station. B6th ships sustained con
siderable damage. but no fatalities
or Injuries resulted from the col
lision. The Common wenlth'n how
was stove In where IL rnmmcd fbr
bnttleship, while the New Hamp-
shirc's stern wns cut nbou. the pro.
tcctivc deck. The nftcr-compnrt-
mcnt was cruSheh through. thu. aun
mud berth decks were smashed, md
the cnptnin'S nftcr-cubin mud the
boiler room beneath were dumnged.
Divers reported no damage 10 The
bntticShip's propeller. It's rud,ier ar
engines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
WILLIAM R. SMITH DEAD
owned Probably Finest Collection of
Burnss Works I'm the World.

Washinst0n. July 7-WN.am n
sinIi" suptginteMtent o: the National
hoianic Garden and owner OF wha- is
nro54hly the finest collection OF Rob
e.i Burnss works in tho world died
here to-day lie was etsh,y-toGr years
o.d. scotchman. and for sixty years
hai been mead OF tile garden He
knew many OF the ggeu; statesmen OF
oyeone days ana Andrew Carnegie
presented TO him many Of the books
and reviews for his collection.
Nh Smith bequeathea his collection
70 board Of trust in the hope that
II will Dee an aid 10 prssc the re-
public H. pured emooracy." with dem
agosles LETT out Tie Will named as
member Of this hoard Secretary Of As-
r.culture Wilson Speaker CLARK.
Thomas Nelson Page and DIT Charles
e. Ma-bury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
Continued Warm
Weather Promised

Washington, July ..-Continued
wurm weather east OF the Rocky
Mountains and over the interior
middle and southern districts 10 the
westward was promised for this
week in "a bulletin OF the Weather
Bureau Tonight.
THE highest temperatures" the
bulletin announced, twill probably
be experienced in the great central
valleys and along the eastern sIopc
of the Rocky Mountains. There Will
he no well defined storms, and pre-
clpitatiOn Will he limited to IocnI
thunder storms or hent showers
that will not ovcrsprcnd extensive
nrcaS In any one day.
"In the south Atlantic ana Enst
Gulf States. the showers probably
Will he less frequent than during
the week Just cnded.v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
WILL BE PRESENTED TO-DAY
Final DRIFT of Archibald Indictmen,
Approved by Committees

Washington. July THE anal dr.f,
OF the Impeachment ind.ctnen, agains,
JNase Robert w. Archbald. OF the
Commerce Court. was approved YES
terday by the House Committee on
Judiciary Chairman CLAYTON viii
present II 10 the House on Monday.
ASK ior immediate consideration. and
submit list OF seven managers on
trial before the Senate.
II is customary in the House TO fol-
low the action of the COMMITTEES.
where there is no division. Members
q the judiciary Committee predicted
mat the resolution would be adopted
after brief debate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
GRAVE SITUATION ARISES
Scarcity of Ncatc Likely to Follow
sprend Of scourgc Among CntfIc

Scarcit? of sicatc Likely TO Follow
sprend of scourec Among Cattle.
London. July Owing to the
spread of the foot and mouth scourge
among cattle In Surrey. grave ait
uation has arisen, and the Board OF
Agriculture has Issued an order clos
ing all of the London live meat mar
kets next Monday. The movement of
cattle is now prohibited In the county
OF London and in portions OF Kent.
MiddlesscN and surrey Altogether.
thirty-sx outbreaks have occurred
since the disease wa4 discovered 1t
is feared that London Will experience
serious scarcity OF meat and prices
ere already soaring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
GOVERNOR MANN TO ATTEND
Conference To Investigate Plan for
Marketing Cotton Crop.

Macon Ga, July 7-Reports received
at the Headquarters OF the southern
states cotton Corporation indicate
that the conference On July ie to in
vestiTate tho plan for marketing tie
cotton crop OF the south on n - cents
basis VIII be largely attended
Governor Mann of Virginia has am
nounced that NJ will attend and Gov
errors Colqritt. Of Texas Brewer OF
Mississippi O'Neal. OF Alabama and
Hooper of Tennessee. have sieninod
their Intention OF being present or
having men there to REPRESENT them.
sixty Georgia counties Will be reprc-
scented. and large delegation is OK
peotea from Texas kilograms were
sent yesterday to seventeen Governors.
urging them to ho present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
Will Not Accept Chair
manship of National
Committee.
CANVASS IS MADE
OF AVAILABLE MAN
Nothing Definite VIII Be Done
Until Wishes of President Taft
Are Ascertained-Su bcon-
nittee VIII Meet To-Day
in Washington to Take
Up Matter.

Washington July THE real work
of organizing the Republican cam
paign for 1879 will b. taken up to-
morrow when the subcommittee Of
tho Republican National Convention
Will meet and select chairman. All
the members OF the subcommittee are
mere. and Will be the guests OF Presi-
dent Tart az luncheon at the White
House Tomorrow afternoon. when the
name Of the chairman probably viii
be announced. President ,rait VIII
srr!ve early tomorrow from MS SUM
mer home a, Beverly, Mass TO meet
the committee
Charles u lnNes. who has been con-
sidered all along for the position.
would not accept the chairmauship.
and general canvass OF men avail
able was made during the day The
subcommittee VIII meet 1T 10 o'clock
to morrow morning. ana VIII the con-
sldei the names suggested, and prob
ably recoWme nd some one TO the Pres
!deni for chairman.
The names inc. -de Chas T. Daugh-
tery and Carm! Thompson, OF ohio.
Henry :. New and James y. fleming
way. OF indiana. ana William Barnes.
Jr OF New York
TO ConHult With Taft.
Nothing definite vii. % done now
ever until tho committee consults
with President Taft and ascertains
his WISHES. There seems to be an
unanimous sentiment in the committee
that am experienced political leader
should manage the campaign. ana an
effort Will be made TO name man
who i known by every precinct COM
witteemsn and county chairman in
the United states as on. member OF
The committee expressed Il
Besides naming chairman. the
ccmiIittce Will recommend that d
campaign committee OF i've. represent
ing i've subdivisions OF tao country.
be appointed to constitute tho chief
advisors OF the national chairman ana
to be independent OF the usual advis-
Org committees.
The subcomm!t;eemen are General
Powell Clayton. OF Alabama. Roy
West, Illinois. john adams Iowa.
Charles q Warren. Michigan Thos.
X. Niedrnshsus. Missouri a. W Esta-
brook. New Hampshire senator sand
ers OF Tennessee; .,lvsh Martin.
Virginia and sam =. Perkins. Of
Washington.
Reception NJ White House.
Tomorrow night there VIII be q
large reception at the White House.
to which President Taft has invited
the members OF the national commit
tee. the Republican members in both
houses OF Congress. chairmen OF all
the Republican state Central commit
tees and other political leaders.
William II. Hayward. OF New York.
tan al ~. -f-
who arrived here to-day. .probably
viii be reelected lie said he was
not a candidate for recollection. ana
II the committee desires 10 select some
one else i; would be perfectly salts
factory TO him William Barnes. Jr.
OF New York Joseph B Healing. ana
former Senator James = Heminway.
OF Indiana. were among other leaders
here for the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
PAPER MONEY POPULAR
DispiacinG silver Coin. so Long Pre-
ferrcd in the south.

Washington. July Paper money
rapidly IS becoming the medium of cir
culation in the South. displac!ng silver
COIN which for years was preferred in
that section. Treasury officials say
there is an enormous increase IN ship
ments OF notes ana remarkable de-
crease in the movement OF gold and sill
Yer coins to the Southern states.
This change has taken place In the
past few months 1t began. officials
assert when the government ceased
paying for the transportation OF coin
to banks. Banks now apply for cur
rency which is less expensive 20 trans
port. BY compelling banks TO pcy the
cxpressage on money. the treasury OK
poets to save about 100000 annually.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
AERONAUT is DROWNED

Parachute Dcnccnds in RESERVOIR at
Cleveland.
Cleveland. o., July Robert Thine
deau eighteen years old. was drown
ed late to-day when his parachute. cut
adrift 1000 feet in the air descended
in Paramount Reservoirs. Thousands
saw the boy part with his balloon to-
day and start for his drop into the
reservoir.
4 boat put ont to the srote where
the parachute noated. Thibedeau.
dashed to the trape2e. had sunk. His
body was recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
HATPlN GAINS VICTORY
Louisiana Senate sidetracks Measure
AGainst Momnn's Nennnn

Eaton Rouge La. July '7.-uThe
naatpin is woman's weapon OF defense
IT'S Ike her tongue" said Senator Vim
cent. OF Caloas!eu Par 81. on ne sen
ate flo'r Yesterday i am afraid Of
both. and the man who doesn't want
70 get 'stuc--' had batter get ont OF
the way I'm opposed to the Dupont
hatpin bill
Other state Senator greed with Mr.
Vincent, and the bill providing that
points OF hatpins should be either pro
tected or shortened was sidetrackod
Indefinitely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
ROANOKE MAN KILLED
One of EiSht Victims OF Fatni Powder
Explosion.

Ely. New Iuly M. II. Cook. OF
Roanoke. va. q powder man of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company.
seven Austrians and one Greek were
instantly killed to-day when a load
in driil hole and several hundred
pounds Of black powder and n large
quantity of dynamite exploded prema-
turely presumably from hot cinder
from passing engine on another pit
level
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
PULLING 70 DOCTORS
Man In Connecticut PcrSpircs Only on
One Side of His Body.

Central Village conn, july an
employe OF one Of the factories here
named Vanness has furnished puz-
zling problem for the doctors rho
man perspires on only one side Of his
body. the other side being dry as a
oons Asked what he thought was
the reason for this peculiar condition.
Nanness said: Wei MY father was
French and mother German and pos
sihly the German dried up the French
part OF me"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
Organizing TO A,tnck VIII.

1hroVonort d. Iul5 7-Accordlng
70 a special dispatch TO the Shreveport
Times to-risht union s,rnpathizers
are SAID 20 he organizing az tho ANN
oi the GALLOWAY Timber rompanr
four miles west of rlcridda- la where
. riot occurred TO-DAY with n view TO
attacking the Gnli,wav mill before
daylight tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
WRECKS STIR CoNGRESSMEN
Demand for More Legislation to
>;renEthe:l safet> Appliance Lans.

>;renEthesl safety Appliance Laws.
Washinston. july 7.-Furjher leeis-
laiion 10 strengthen the laws govern
ing he use Of safety appliances was
discussed b. members OF the House.
who have been stirred by the two dis
astrous railroad wrecks at Latrobe.
IA. and Corning, y. y. IN which over
siAt live were lost
Representative AGanlson. chairman
OF tho House Interstate Commerce
mmittee was inclined 10 discourage
any new lc islation on the ground
that present laws properly enforced
would he sufficient.
MANY members declared that the
two wrecks lad created sentiment IN
favor OF the Martin bill axing eight
hours as DAYS work for railroad
telesrs phers and employees operating
mechanical -ate,y appliances
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
PREPARED FOR INVADERS
Government Advised Tint ROY alists
Arc AdynncinE Into Rcpuhllc.

Lisbon july The government Is
advised tina; the Royalists. VINO have
been hov"rine near the frontier for
several weeks are advancing into the
republic between the villages of Tuy
and Ca!dellas The government Is
amply prepared for the invaders An
encounter is expected within few
days
Disorder continues in various parts
Of the country Bombs are being
thrown and arrests being made nearly
every day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-08
DEATH LIST REACHES FORTY

One More Added to Lncknwanna
Wreck Victims.
Corning \ y July THE charred
sp!nal column OF year-old unidenti-
ashes OF the debris at the scene of
Thursdays wreck This brings the
total number OF victims up to forty.
The discovery caused surprise. rs It
had been thought all the missing had
been accounted for