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The Irish standard., 1913-12-27

dred and thirty-eight years ago
Thomas Paine said when vital issues
were facing our forefathers: Since
the days of Noah till this time there
has not appeared such an opportunity
as the present for patriotic zeal to ex.
ert itself
"lf we get into the political arena
in each state as we ought to do and
do our duty, when the 1916 election
comes to hand we will be of sufficient
power to make the national politicians
come to us and seek to know our will,
The OLD HARLOT has played this
game and with a mere handful of
votes she has frightened the traitor
GUS politicians into a fit and made
them concede about everything that
was concedable to her for her votes.
1t is high time we Americans were
getting into the game and making our
demands"
This outline of the situation by Mr..
Bibb gives us something to plan for
and let us once more remark that the
present sentiment abroad in the land
will accomplish little unless it's force
is crystalized in some way so as to
bring up an unbroken phalanx broad
side and hurl it against the enemy's
stronghold.
Crowley at Davenport.
Referring to meeting at Davenport,
Iowa, at which J. j. Crowley, who has
been carrying on Il slanderous cam
paign against the Catholic church, we
notice the following article concerning
G. w. Bibb. With M. Crowley at this
meeting were three old war horses
DIR. Boles. William Lloyd Clark and
G. w. Bibb. who spent several days
with the numerous ministers in the
cause of patriotism.
The above reprinted articles are
samples of the work, intentions and
motives of the Patriotic Voters" and
shows the activity of the Minneapolis
officers.
The Irish standard., 1913-12-27
Iceianders Devotion to the Blessed
virnIn

JceIanoerS OeV6tI6h 20 the 8J68t0d
Virgin.
Iceland is northern island nearly
half as large as Minnesota, with an
average height of 1000 feet above the
sea. Its population is about $4,000,
souls. 1t was colonized in the ninth
century. For 300 years no priest was
permitted on Its soil. The Marist Fa.s
theirs are now there. The people are
mostly Lutherans and strange t6 sayj
they not only cherish hymns to the
Blessed Virgin. but have Her image
hanging alongside ths. ns Lnther.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Jews Now Celebrating New Year.

Celebration Of the "ncly days o.
the Hebrew faith began Wednesday
night. when the first stars 10 appear
in the sky herald the advent OF the
Jewish Nex Year. or Rosh Hashona.
The period OF religious observance
ends October Il with the close Of
Yom Kippur. or the day OF atone
ment. Fitting observance Of the be-
ginning OF the New Year viii be held
in the local synagogues.
According to Jewish tradition.
Rosh Hashona marks the anniversary
Of the creation OF the world. which
is supposed to have occurred 1914
years ago. Therefore the beginning
Of the year 1878 is observed in the
present Rosh Haznoua-
New Years day as observed by the
Jewish people. differs from our New
Year in that for the Jew it is a day
set apart for introspection and self
examination The sacred character
OF this DAY is known in two other
ways: as the day OF memorial or re-
membrane and the day Of TIC blow
ing Of the trumpets. On these days
the Jews is called on to remember
the divine purpose of life and the
blowing Of the trumpets is 10 rouse
the Israelite from self complaney
and TO stir him TO noble deeds and
higher resolves.
In the synagogues on Rosh Hasho-
ma an interesting ceremony is the
blowing Of trumpets in accordance
with the biblical injunction.
In reform congregations. Rosh
Hashona is celebrated from sunset
October l 10 sunset October 2. where
as among orthodox Jews the holiday
does not end until the evening OF
October 8.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Sensational Train Hold Up /
Alabama.

A red light flashed on Engineer
Daniels. Of The Alabama Great South
ern fast mail as he reached the sid
ing al BibbYille. Ala. a. midnight
Air breaks screamed as the rushing
cars neared the signal.
A masked %youngster. With a brace
Of wicked-looking reyolyers. thrust
himself into the engine cab as the
train halted and ordered the fireman
10 uncouple the express car, which
he did while a second masked strip
ling guarded him. Then the fireman
and his guard clambered on the en-
CINE. which. with the engineer and
his guard, pulled the express car
some distance down the track.
Express Messenger Kelly Was eat
ing his lunch at the time the two
robbers entered his car. The mes
senger said TO them. Go away from
mere OF ! will throw this hot coffee
on you As he made a motion 10
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Cod. Roosevelt plans Long Trip.

From about the middle OF Deem
Der 70 the end OF March. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt zill wander IN
the xilds Of South America Ar
engagements for this feature Of the
eoIonel's South American trip we're
described Monday. Little Eas said
about times and places because the
colonel himself Is not sure Just where
he will go or when he vii emerge
into civilized country.
Colonel Roosevelt will spend about
two months visiting various cities in
Brazil. Argentine. Chile and Para
quay. where he viii Re the govern
ment's guest and will deliver several
formal addresses. Late in December
a little river steamer will leave him
and his party Of naturalists at Cnya-
ba. Brazil. the head OF navigation,
on the Paraguay river. where the
hardships Of the journey will begin.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Net Complimentary TO Han Cain.

Hall Gaines latest novel. The
Woman Thou Gayegt Ne. has been
barred from the shelves Of the Ner-
camille LbraY OF Philadelphia. b.
the book committee OF the insuta-
1ioa.
y. J Campaell. chairman Of the
hook committee. declares that the
hook gas barred because It Is i'm
moral. trashy and poorly written.
Stockholders OF the institution
ara preparing 10 take the question
before the board OF governors and de
mand that Gaines book be given its
proper place On the shelves.
J. B. Lippineott OF the Publishing
house which bought out the novel in
this country. Is v-iee-president Of the
Mercantile Library.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Train Wrecks T~hre~hing Machine.

While attempting TO cross the IN
lon Pacific tracks With a steam
trreshing machine in Weber canyon.
The machine stalled and was con-
pletly demolished by a westbound
train
J. {. Simmons Ras handling the
thresher and when he saw that he
could move neither vas after getting
10 the center OF the railroad tracks
be sent a man up the track a distance
Of more than a quarter Of a nile 10
tag a train. The engineer OF the on
coming train failed TO recognize the
signal The freight struck the
thresher in the center and leff moth
ing OF il. Mr. Simmons returned 10
ogden and purchased a new machine.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Charges Against Digs and Cam
inerri Dismissed.


AL charges against Nzury / Digs
and caminetti which were pending
against Lola Norris and Marsha War
r8ngton we're dismissed y Supreme
Judge Huges and Township Justice
Clzrkso8 Tuesday On tie motion o.
the district attorney.
Digs and Csminetti. besides be-
ing charged Eith the girls with cor
tributing to the dependency OF their
minor children, we're under indicf-
ment for abandoning their minor
children
Charges o. adultrY against the two
Young men pending II The Justice
court also were dismissed
The county probation committee
dropped all proceedings against MAJ
sra Warrington and Lola Norris. the
companions Of Diggs and Caminetti
On the elopement / Reno.
This action was taken al the re-
quest OF Supreme Judge Peter J.
shiels one O. the presiding officers
o The juvenile court.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05

Negro Confesses 10 Brutal Murder.
a ~blood-szzined collar. found on :
roof directly beneath The open oases
sIndoR Of Ms. Rebeecz P Gar. Who
s2s beaten . death zifh Z piece o
gas pipe some the Saturday night.
sss TIE most promising elex 70 the
murderer that detectives detailed o.
TIE case possessed. They believe ]
Hzs discarded By the slayer o. Mrs.
Gay.
Ms Gay. Who vas . Christian
Science DraefIfioneT. vas the divorced
Fife q John H. Gar. = wealthy resi-
dent @ san Diego. She vas said %
Be possessed Of considerable xealtz
4 her own right Her body vas
found early Sunday morning y ths
iznitor Of q large downtown building
shcre she had al o@ee. Her fore
head rad been crushed and the bodg
Ras lying face downward On the
aoor. covered b. a number Of re-
Iagicus papers and cards
A negro Eho gave The name q
Robert Askez. and said BE had once
been 2 chauffeur for the dead wo-
mans divorced husband. was taken
into custody On suspicion
The attention Of The police Eas a.
trzctsd % I'm when he wzz seer
humping his head against a telegraph
pole
The police ssid he negro confessed
the murder. bit also confessed other
crimes which they knes he had not
committed. The more the officers
questioned hin. TIE more convinced
they became hat Askez xzs insane.
bar trey sid their belief did not re
move from suspicion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Thrilling Va. Neari, FataI.

.aN
Walter Barker. high diver and hu-
mar torch. a. The Ttzh STATE far. al
Salt Lake. had 4 narrow and a.
spectacular Al escape from death
Tuesday night as = nan could have.
That be did not break his meek. or
ever bone II his body. II front Of ,
large crowd Of spectators gathered
10 watch his feat. Nsg q marvel
Barker and his xife. Annette. per
form diving feafs in front o. the coli
scum tNIce each dsy- A . o'clock
TUESDAY night. Barker sent 70 the
top Of a high. steep incline from
shieh Re glides dom a. . terrific
speed On roller skates and leaps
through me ar into 4 tank Of water.
To make the night performance
more spectacular The diver dressed
in : rubber sur. Over this Is placed
a paper suit. soaked IL gasoline
Gasoline Is also poured over the su--
lace o. the tank Of water below
When the signal is given 3 torch Is
touched % the zater surface and the
gasoline + ignlted Flames leap ten
feet into the ar and completely 0
er tie water. Al the sane instant an
attendant lights the paper sui .on
the diver above and he starts dozn
the incline On his peril0as leap
through he flames into TIE water.
himself enreloped n 3 suit o. flames
An instant after Barker started On
Ms zild dash down The incline Tues
dzy night-Ehen he struck the curve
al the end Of ths ineline-the speeta-
tors wee horrifed 70 hear a board
crack Before they could realize
What had happened The diver turned
a complete somerszult in his flaming
SIT and landed fat on his back.
head down. against The earth en-
bznknsnx around the edge Of he
tank That earth euoanknent and
the fat position IN which Barker vas
fortunate enough 20 fall xzs al that
saved his life. A foot higher and his
body would fave been dashed a. q
terrific speed against the solid
woodwork Of Ire tank and he would
unquesuonzbiF have net instant
death
Barker zss stunned y the fall
Several spectators rushed 10 his side
and made frantic attempts TO *
tngaish The flames whieh Sill
threatened 70 barn him seriously.
Ther slapped aim Nth coats and
pieces Of cloth. bur 10 seemed 10
think OF hurling hin into the tank
A tie Ire began 70 lex a. his face
the sting brought Barker 10 con
s~eIousnes he jumped 10 his feet
and Ieapez = human foureh. through
the IRE that Sill covered the surface
Of TIE tank and disappeared into The
water below bis life was saved for
the second time IN osr minute.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Old Fighters Arranging Ring Bou,
At Milwaukee.

Ad Wolgast and his arch enemy.
Battling Nelson, have been matched
TO box ten rounds at Milwaukee on
the evening of October 13. Seeing
that it is largely a reunion IL old
rivals II might have been thought
that the fighters would have been
c~ontented to box at catch weight. but
nothing of the kind. They have ar
ranged to weigh 1873 pounds each at
s o'clod. on fight night. This sug-
gests that both the Dane and the
Wildcat still consider themselves fac
tors In championship disputes and
that they are anxious TO keep in
touch with the weight. SO as 10 be
ready for anything that may turn up
in the line of matches.
II was only a few DAYS ago that
Bat. retired permanently and by
so doing caused several critics 10 re-
minisce over the past OF Battling
Nelson. In explanation Of his
latest move. however. Nelson SAYS:
There's only one fellow in all this
wide world hat I'm crazy 10 meet
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
VIII study Prison Methods Prom
Conxict.s Cell.

Thomas Mott Osborne. chairman Of
New York state committee Oh prison
reform, Eas self-immursd Tuesday
night in a cell in Auburn prison. his
first day in prison 70 study the effect
OF the system on The human mind
For supper Osborne. who assumed
the alias Of Thomas Brown. rad a
cup OF coffee and half a dozen slices
Of bread showed through The bars By
q convict waiter. and at breakfas;
he sill take his assigned seat with
the couFicts IN the mess hall Al 6
O'Clock and have rolled oats with
sugar. milk. bread and coffee He
vii Eork In The basket shop for a
few days. IT was said al the prison.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05

His name Is Ad Wolgast. and when
a chance for getting back al him
presents itself. retirements don't
stick.
Wolgast has also retired a couple
OF times during the recent past. bnt
has kept an ear 20 the ground in the
hopes OF hearing the rumble OF ap-
preaching offer.
Ad said in a letter 10 3 friend =
am Young al the retiring business and
RiIl get around 70 q sure enough re
tIrement after a while. Meantime !
am not going TO let chances which
Eill net ne thousands o. dollars 20
begging
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05

tongue between is teeth and nearly
75npe5 T or. When The driver came
. hitch mp RS team h found one
horse bleeding p~rofussly Al the
mouth A veterinary surgeon Eas
called and after Al examination
found Tat the tongue AS missing
TIE next dzy the tongue measuring
seven Inehes zas found u the stall
g he ether herS
Never before IL ny experience As
3 veterinary sargeoa have ] come
across s ease Ike his enc. said d..
Sn5der.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Calls Former Husband To Door ans
shoots Him.

Called from his breakfast By a
ring Of The door bell. Frank Ivy. a
real estate dealer. was shot twice in
the abdomen By his first wife in the
presence Of his second wife and two
babies. IN Los Angles.
The woman then dropped the re-
volyer and ran. Ivy picked Il up and
shot her in the leg. slightly wound
ing her. She Is in jail. Ivy is in the
hospital and viii probably die. His
wife is Frustrated.
Trouble over a ffteen-year old
daughter was the cause OF the shoot
ing. She was given to her mother
with her divorce nine years ago. Re
Gently she was sent 10 the Whittier
reform school and the mother blam-
ed the father.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Places Noman's Body On Track Il
Hide Murder.

Examination Of the mutilated body
Of a fashionably dressed woman
found on the tracks Of the Elgin.
Joliet and Eastern railroad near
Wayne. a suburb OF Chicago. dis
closed that the woman had first been
shot. the bullet entering the jan and
lodging in the brain.
Persons living near the spot said
they heard creams from the direc-
lion OF the railroad tracks after an
interuban a from Chicago had stop
ped near that point.
The railroad train crew did not see
the body until after 1t had been run
over and mangied.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Cross Country Hiker Die iron
Typhoid Fever.

Word was received al Newark. y.
J. Monday. @ the death il Ogden.
Utah. O. Eric L Nilsson. Eho Eas
hiking across TIE country with Pat
rick Dobbe O. Newark The boys
Wers walking 70 San Francisco They
started Nay 10th Nilsson contract
d typhoid fever OF reaching Ogden
he vas = pupil in the East side High
school. and gave up his studies 20
make the walk.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05

the floor under The impression lat
he lad been shot 81 mai clerks
we're made to leave their coach md
stand on he right O. say gith their
hands up
Three Of re elerks-sanae.
Poole and PhIllips-narroKly esap-
ed death from bullets which The rob
berz fired r~eklesslY before hey
tackled tie safe and wenr through
the nail pouches Sanders head Ess
flied win glass from the door. >
bullet smashing i - be stood ready
70 jump cut
To dynamite charges ser ue
saEF 20 open tie safe. the las, ere
being so heavy Is 70 Jar tie ground
several hundred feet away.
Not even an approximate estimate
OF the amount q booty obtained b
the robbers could be obtained. but
1t Is reported they took 3 pouch o.
registered nail and small amounts Of
money from ne nal and express
ears One report ssys they may have
taken a much as 100000. and the
rrainmen themselves believe me
booty was rich
Leaving The loot nssr the engine
the engineer and fireman were order
ed . the ground. one robber firing
several shots NIld to show Nhaf be
could do. Then be pulled vide he
throttle d the great locomotive
which with its light burden. jumped
away and vas quickly lost The
robber alighted a. Il started and
Joined his pal. who guarded the loot
Together they dragged the pouches
into me swamp. while the runaway
engine and express and mail cars
dashed o. down through several
towns untl the steam in the engine
zas exhausted and The runaway
train came 10 q stop a. EngleEood,
Ala.
In the meantime Conductor Cook.
left vlth The major part Of the train.
had gone through the cars. rousing
sleepe-s.
Next Sheriff NcAdory, Of Mont
gomey county. with six deputies,
Chief Of Police Bodenter and several
private detectives took up the trail.
They found the remains Of a IRE and
several whisky bottles in a swamp
near Tuscaloosa The FIRE had been
built from the p~lanking Of one of the
railroad ears. which had been Nreek-
I'd EifE explosives
The posses were working separate
Is. each without knowledge Of the
other. and coming into touch lateFri-
day afternoon. Deputy Sheriff James
Bonner. @ Birmingham. vas shot
and killed ay . member Of the other
party. said I Dc Deputy Sheriff v.
J. Cope. Of Montgomery. Rho had
mistaken Bonner for one Of the train
robbers.
Five men we're arrested al Eutaw
Ala. below Tuscaloosa. zone o.
whom is over 30 years old. and five
Others have been taken to the Tus-
caloosa county jail b. special agents.
All these men deny connection With
the hold-up.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-05
Horse Bites OF Onother Horses
Tongue.

Mutual hatred which two horses
owned by the Dope Lumber Co,
at Cincinnati. have cherished for
years. resulted in one animal biting
off seven inches of the others tongue
The horses stalls are side by side.
For years they have snapped at each
other through the three-ineh spaces
between the boarding. One morning
recently one OF the horses stuck his
tongue between the boards, and in a
second the other horse grabbed the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26

McClaughry ridiculed all of tne ioon
'' "He always made the greatest
fuss - said Mrs McClaughry, when
The monthly bills came in, He was
making $3.50 A month as assistant
postmaster, and our household oills
never took more than half the amount
VET whenever he received them he tleW
into rage and declared i was eX-
travag8Dt,
f'It was always the same, ! never
could no ANYTHING right in his opinion.
Often. he would say to me: VINO are
Won. anywav7 You don't know very
much
While McClaughry insisted upon
economy around the house, his orders
applied to all members of the house
hold but himself, according TO the wife;
She said once when she expected
companv and had purchased bottle
Of cocktails, McClaughry flew into a
rage. and TO prevent any other per
son from drinking the liquor he con
sumed il himself.
When they were living in the south
he refused to permit the gas water
heater to be used oftener than once q
week bv anv member Of the family but
himself, He used every morning to
heat the water for shaving, Mrs. Me
Claughry had to get warm water from
kettle on the kitchen stove.
DR.. Malady had been appealed TO by
the husband on one occasion to inter
cede for him with Mrs. McClaughry
The doctor did, and managed to Patct
up the differences, Mrs, McClaughry
persuaded the doctor to get Nc
Claughry to play golf and polo. She
said she did this in the hope that :
little diversion might improve him
The experiment wns rank failure,
On one occasion after Mrs. Nc
Clauehry had left him he came bacl
and threatened TO shoot himself if sht
did not relent, she testified. "1 know
] have treated YOU like dog, but
will try to do better pleaded Nc
Claughry, and she forgave him Tha
night he found fault with his Dime
and had his wife in tears
For months the battle Of the Me
Claughry's for their two children KEEP
posses Of detectives busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26
GREECE AND. .SERV|A
WARNED BY AUSTRIA
Demand That Hostilities
Cease Presented at Athens
and Belgrade.

LONDON. July 25.-The important
development today in the Balkan sit
uation was a demand presented by the
Austrian representatives AT Athens
and Belgrade for an immediate cessa-
tion Of hostililics. together with
warning that Austria would not allow
Bulgaria to be too greatly humiliateI
1t was declared in Vienna tonight that
should Greece and Seryia still oppose
an armistice. kumanian army acting
as mandatory of Austria and Rus
sia. will prevent any attack on Sofia
and that Austria will take even more
energetic steps II necessary to stop the
war. Should il be true that Austria
and Russia thus have agreed to co
operate the pressure exercised will
doubtless be effective On the military
side here the principal news is that
the Servians have invested the an
cient fortress at Widen, Bulgaria, 100
miles south of Belgrade The fall of
the fortress cannot long be delayed
in fact Belgrade dispatch reports that
General Kutnntcheff 5 troops already
are beginning to surrender, Widen,
which has a population Of $4,000, will
he Serria S biggest capture in the
war,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26

argument. The senator from Kansas
asked Senator Reed II he believed In free
lead and zinc, which come from Missouri.
~ voted for IT In the caucus said
Senator Reed.
Are you going to vote for It now?"
asked Bristow.
mo. because ! am going TO support
the view of the majority" said Reed.
Then YOU believe IN caucus legisla-
tion?"
NO" Senator Reed replied. but do
believe IN supporting a policy which all
have agreed upon. II I would vote for
nothing except what 7 favored 7 would
have TO write the whole bill. But there
Is a caucus that is far more binding than
any other. and that Is the orga atiop
OF the interests which have controlled
and financed and for years made a cats
paw OF the Republican party"
And your party has written bill.
Senator Bristow hotly rejoined. (which
is more for the benefit Of those interests
than any tariff bill ever presented II
places on the free list articles OF indie
pendent manufacture and protects those
manufactured by the trusts
When the senate adjourned hours OF
argument had delayed progress on the
chemical schedule, so that less than ten
Iaragrapbs had been approved during the
day.