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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
POROZUMIENIE MEXY-
KANSKICH PRZEWOD-
COW.

Ell Paso, Tex. 80 czerwca. -
Jose Isabel Robles, byly mini
ster wojny W .gabinecie Eulalio
Guatierreza, oswiadczyl, ze jest
upowazniony do stwierdzenia, IL
przew6dcy obu rewolucyjnych
partyi mexykahskich zgodzili sic
ma om6wienie sposobow przy-
wr6cenia pokoju odbeda narade
W tyln celu prawdopodobnie W
przeciagu dwu najblizszych tygo-
dni.
Robles ME jest stronnikiem
ami Will ami Carranzy dlatego
obaj oni zgodzili sic ma jego po-
srednictwo.
Oswiadczyi on, re prawdopodo
bnie W polowie lipca Villa zjedzie
sic ma pograniczu mexykahskiem
generaiem Obregonem, repre-
zentantem Carranzy / uloza wa
runki porozumienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
ZNOW ARESZTOWANIE
REWOLUCYONISTY.

El Paso, Tex. 80 czerwca. -
Bogaty tutejszy Mexykanin Jose
Zozaya zostai tu wczoraj aresz--
towany pod podobnym jak Huer-
ia zarzutem spisku, majacego ma
celu przygotowat militarna eks-
pedycye do Mexyku, ktora, jake
skierowana przeciw zaprzyjaznio
nemu pahstwu, byiaby pogwai--
ceniem neutralnosci Stan6w lie
dnoczonych, Udowodniono, &c
Zozaya zalcupii 5 karabinow ma
szynowych, 500 zwyklych kara
bin6w | znaczny Zapas amunicyi
Uwolniono go "a kaucya $1,000
do przesIuchow przed federal--
nym kemisarzem George Olive
rem, ktore odbeda sic jutro,
PRZYBYCIE FELIXA DIAZA
El Paso, Tex. 80 czerwca. =
Dzisiejszej nocy przybyi tu z
Zachodu Felix Diaz, siostrzeniec
Porfirio Diaza, Odmowil on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
MOskale uchodza
z Galicyi.

LONDYN, so CZERWCA. -
Ma wydfuzonym froncie po&ud--
niowym polskim Moskale So W
dalszym odwrocie - wojska ich
cofaja sic mad Dniestru i Gni-
lei Lipy, pobite zosta4y mad Tan
via j cofaja sic ku Bugowi -
Niemcy zajei Tomaszow juz ma
zienli Kr6lestwa oraz Kamionke
Strurni{owa, ktora juz mad gor-
nym Bugiem ley, tenn samem
wiec Niemcy Austryacy juz do
Bugu faktycznie dotarli. W polu-
dniowej Galicyl gen. Linsingen,
zajawszy Halicz, tenn samem jest
panem = kolei ze Lwowa ma Ha-
icz do Stanisiawowa, obecnie ma
pierajac ma cofajacych sic Mo-
skali day do zajecia drugiej wa
znej linii kolejowej re Lwowa do
Tarnopola. Moskale maja W Ga
licyi juz tylko polnocno wscho-
dni slrawek stosunsowo niewiel-
XII cd linii Dniestru, zdaje sic COT
nell sic zupelnie. Wielkie tam =
iak donosza z Berlina Wiednia,
odniosly zwyciestwo wojska, po-
laczone pod Bukaczowcami, gdzie
sforsowano rowniez przeprawy
ma bardzo trudnym terenie, Po-
niewaz Dniestr plynie szerokim /
dose niedostepnym jarem. Walka
w tenn miejscu trwala bardzo "a
cieta j dluga = Rosyanie stawia-
Ii op6r rozpaczliwy, W kohou zaa-
mani i wyczerpani odpadli
zdaje sic, re giowna przyczyna
ich niepowodzenia byl brak dzial
i amunicyi, poniewaz poza tenn
walczy1i bardzo dzielnie i wy
trwale.
Wiedeh, Berlin, 80 czerwca. -
Potwierdza sic doniesienia o po-
konaniu Rosyan ma linii poludnio-
wo ga1icyjskiej = wzieto prze-
prawy Dniestru Gniiej Lipy
odrzucono wstecz Rosyan = glo-
wne punkty walk byiy Halicz,
Firlej6w, dalej na p6lnoc zdobyto
Bursztyn, obecnie BOZ wre W O.
kolicy Przemyslan, a jeszcze da-
lei W okolicy Kamionki Struni-
8owej, Sielca i Krystynopola bi-
twy toczyiy sic W dniach ostat-
nich bardzo zaciete = Karnionka
zostaia zajeta, a pod Sielcem
Krystynopolem odparto slime
kontrataki rosyjskie. Ma panoC
cd Rawy Ruskiej i cieszanowa
Niemcy Austryacy pobili kilka-
krotnie Moskali mad Tanwia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
Wrzenie W Rumuniii.

Bukareszt, 80 czerwca. - w
caiym kraju wrzenie goraczkowe
nastroj wojenny; wielka przyby-
wa liczba Rumunow poddanych
austryackich Siedmiogrodu i
Bukowiny, by walczyc Przeciw-
ko Austryi. w Siedmiogrodzie
zamknieto granice ogloszono
stan wojenny - mimo to wielka
liczba osob przekrada sic stamtad
do Rumunii; wypowiedzenia
wojny spodziewaja sic kazdego
dnia.
Londyn, 80 czerwca. - Dzien-
mix Morning Post, wystosowai
telegram gratulacyjny do W. ks.
Mikolaja Mikoiajewicza powo-
du jego Swietnej taktyki, ktora
w jednym z najtrudniejszych /
najwiekszych w dziejach wojny
odwrotow potrafiia armie ocalit
cd rozbicia ME dopuSciia Mig
die do l4erwania linii. Ksisze
odpowiedzial dziekujac, il armia
rosyjska w swoim czasie przej--
die do zerwania linii. Ksiaze
lax i on sam ostatecznego zwy-
c;as&,ya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
GODZINY ARCYBISKUPA
OUIGLEY'A POLICZONE.

QUIGLEY'A POL1CZONE.
Rochester, N. Y. 80 czerwca,
(godzina 3 rano). - J. Z. ks. Ar
cybiskup James E. Quigley jest
konajacy. Cd dwunastu godzin
jest nieprzytomny sparalizowa-
ny. Ostatnich Sakramentow sw.
udzielil mu Przewiel. ks. DR.. Ed
ward F. Hoban, D. D., kanclerz
archidyecezyi chicagoskiej W a
systencyi dwu siostrzehcow u
mierajacego dostojnika Kosciola,
ks. ]. E. Massetha z Rochester i
ks. Raymunda Quigley'a Corn
ing, N. Y.
Biuletyn wydany o godzinie
12:15 po poinocy opiewal: Arcy-
biskup moze zyc do rama, lecz
moze skohczyc kazdej minuty.
Me jest jednak wykluczone, re
agonia potrwa dluzej.
Przy lozu chorego czuwaJq
czionkowie rodziny ! osmiu le-
rkarzy. w ciagu wczorajszego Po-
pofudnia ks. Arcybiskup odzys-
kal ma chwile przytomnosc i ka-
za} telegraficznie wezwac swego
osobistego przyjaciela p. Anto--
niego Czarneckiego ,komisarza e.
lekcyjnego W Chicago.
KS. DR.. Edward F. Hoban
przybyi tu jeszcze wczoraj rano
natychmiast uda} sic do ioza
chorego. Lekarze zgodnie okresla
ia stan ks. Arcybiskupa jako bez-
nadziejny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30

wkroczyli ma dobre ma ziemie
Krolestwa Polskiego, posuwajac
sic az do Tomaszowa, kt6ry "a
jeto. MoSkale cofneli sic juz zu-
pelnie z mad Tanwi Sanu i od-
padli w kierunku polnocnym
wzdfuz rzeki Wisiy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
Stub CORK CHAMP
CLARKA.

Bowling Green, Mo. 80 czerw.
ca. = DIS odbedzie sic tn Stub
panny Genevieve Clark, corki
prezesa Izby posiow kongresu,
p. Jameson M. Thomsonem re-
daktorem THE New Orleans l.
tenn" Uroczystosc zapowiada sig
wspaniale, gdyz olbrzymie grono
gosci zostaio zaproszone.
DANIELS o FABRYCE TOR
PED.
Washington, 80 czerwca. =
Sekretarz marynarki Daniels po-
wr6cii tn Newport, R. l., gdzie
odbyi przeglad rzadowej fabryki
torped, ktory go bardzo zadowol.
nil, Oswiadczyi on, re gdy obej-
mowal swoj urzsd, marynarka
byla zupeinie prawie ograniczona
do uzywania torped, pochodrs-
cych fabryk prywatnyoh. gdya
rzadowa mogia wyprodukowac
tylko rs rocznie, Obeenie moao
ona wyrobic W ciagu roku 500
torped pracuje sic ciagle mad
podniesieniem jej zdolnosci wy
tworczej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30

LoNDYN, 80 czERWcA' =
w Izbie Grnin zapowiedzias libe-
ralneI partyI cEsonek David Ma
con, Il bedzle interpelewas pre-
mlera Asquitha W sprawle coraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
TeIegTamy KTajowe'
UPANSTWOWIENIE TELE.
GRAFU I TELEFONU.

Washington, 80 czerwca.
Poczmistrz generalny Burleson
przedlozy dis swoj rapport rocz-
ny, W kt6rym postawi zadanie, "a
by kongres uznaf rzadowy mo-
nopol telegraph telefonu. Jest to
zdaniem jego rzecza konisczna,
jesli pragniemy, ably telegraf /
telefon oddawa}y, YmaXymalna u
sluge "a minimizing opiata."
Deficyt pocztowy "a rok ma
liczyc miedzy II IA mlllonow
dolarow.
ZE STOLICY STANU.
Dzisiaj zjezdzaja tu posiowie
senatorzy stanowi ma sesye, ma
kt6rej maja prawo wiekszoScia
dwu trzecich przeprowadzic u
stawy ponad veto gubernatora'
Gubernator Dunno zawetoWai
podobno caly tuzin roznych BIZ
low - ktore jednak - tego ma
razie ME wiadomo jeszcze.
Bill O konsolidacyi parkow CHI
cagoskich, najwazniejszy ola. te-
20 miasta z uchwalonych ma Sc
syi ubieglej, zostal przez Dunne'a
zasprobowany i podpisany.
ME BEDZIE WIEcEJ KLo-
POToW 2 NIEMCAMI.
.jNiema niebezpieczehstwa dal-'
szych nieporozumieh z Niemca-
mi, O lie jaki ich nur ME spowo-
duie znow utraty zycia Ameryka-
now. Fakt, re cd czasu zatopie-
MIA ,,Lusitanii'' zaden Ameryka-
min ME zostal zabity, uwazam "a
powazny wyraz dobrej woli Me
mice"
TIE siowa wypowiedziai wczo-
raj ieden z najzaufanszych przy-
iaci6l / doradc6w prezydenta
Wilsona ogolne jest mniemanle'
ze sic on ME myli. Zdaje sic bye
bowiem publiczna tajemnica, re
spodziewana W tych dniach nota
niemiecka oswiadczy, re wpraw-
die Berlin ME odstapi cd kam-
panii swyoh nur6w przeciw olsrs-
tom handlowym brytyjskim, to
iednak zagwarantuje bezpieczef-
stwo Amerykanow.
w szczegolnosci Niemcy po--
stawia zadanie ,aby Rad wa
szyngtohski ME pozwalal ma to-
bv 2 port6w tutejszych odpiy-
wasv uzbrojone statki handlowe
| angielsiie by obywatele tutejsi
zaniechali podrozy ma okretach
ktore wioza amunicye, Ma te "a
dania Waszyngton moze sie Ego
dzlt, informujac nastepnie przez
ambasadora Gerarda Rad ME
miecki, Il odnoSny okret ME VIE
zie amunicyi, ochroni go przed a
takanli nurow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30

J. B. PaIlasch wypezycza pieniadze
ma realnosc. sprsedaje karty oSTsto'
we resInosci. 11A6 Noble vi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
z Walk . Dardanele.

Londyn, 80 czerwca. = Od dni
wielu niema zadnych szczegoiow
walkach ma Gallipoli W Oar
danellach, khoc lwiadomo, re
wra one w temple ME zmniejsza,
jacem sic. Wczoraj prasa londyh-
ska otrzymaia tylko prywatne do,
niesienia liz flota Sprzymierzo-,
nych szturmy wznowila re zna,
cznym sukceSefn. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
BRYAN PRZECIW WILSo-
NOWI.

Washington, 80 czerwca. -
Tutejsi demokratyczni przewod-
cy otrzymali definitywne infor--
macye, re byiy sekretarz VIM. j.
Bryan uzyje ca}ych swych wpfy-
WOW, by udaremnic renominacye
prezydenta Wilsona. Kampanis
swa ma oprzec ME ma zwalczariu
lego polityki zagranicznej "a ma
odmiennej platformie demokraty.
cznej, ktora jake zasadnicze pun
kta ma objat zalatwianie spo-
row miedzynarodowych W dro--
DE arbitracyi, krajowa, ogolna
prohibicye i r6wnouprawnienie
polityczne kobiet. Try te postu-
laty odegraja wazna role W kan.
panii prezydencyalnej W rokr
1916.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
ARCYBISKUP QUIGLEY
UMIERAJACY
Nadzieja pokoju dla Mexyku.
UW|EzIEN|E NOWEG0 SPISKOWCA,
Me bedzie wojny z Niemcami.
BURLESON "A UpANSTWOWIENIEM TELEGRAPH
| TELEF0NU.
Reformy wiezienne.
ZE STOLICY STANU.
Me bedzie wojny z Niemcami.
Reformy wiezienne.
ZE STOLICY STANU.

wszelkich wyjasnieh, a j Huerta
oswiadczyi, re ME zna celu przy-
jazdu Diaza.
ANGELES LOJALNY.
Z powodu rozsiewanych w o.
statnich czasach pogiosek general
Felipe Angeles, kt6ry przybyl tu
z Bostonu, wydal formalne O.
swiadczenie, W kt6rem stwierdza
stanowczo swa lojalnosc wzgle-
dem Will i wypiera sic jakichkol.
wick porozumien Huerta i je-
60 ostatnia konspiracya.
w dalszym ciagu zaznacza W
tenn oswiadczeniu, re talk on sam
jak Villa popieraja zdanie pre-
zydenta Wilsona, re obowiazkiem
przewodc6w mexykahskich jest
zejsG sic obecnie ma konferencye
i uiozyc ma niej warunki ! srodki
przywrocenia pokoju zrewolto-
wanemu krajowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30

Wane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
GREGORY PLANUJE RE-
FORMY WIEZIEN.

Prokurator generalny Gregory
pracuje mad wygotowaniem szcze
g6lowego planu, wedle ktorego W
wiezieniach federalnych, goszcza-
cych W swych muraoh okoio 1000
wiezni6w, zajac nalezy przestep-
COW praca mad wytwarzenier1
artykul6w potrzehnych. dla ar
mil marynarki ,oraz srodkow
zywnosci. Zapiate "a prace o.
trzymywaiyby zony i dzieci ska
zafic0W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-30
MOSKALE W DALSZYM
ODWROCIE.

sto Skutari jest obronne SLIME:
zdobyte ono zostalo po uciazli--
wem oblezeniu przez Czarnogor-
cow W ostatniej wojnie Turcya,
ale pozniej mocarstwa ME daily
Czarnogorz hniasta tego glow
ME ma skutek opozycyi Austryi,
Przyp. Red. D. c..
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
DROWN IN CHICAGO RIVER
WHEN EXCURSION STEAMER CAPSlzES
Panic Strikes Passengers Boat Begins To Turn OerdredS OF
Screaming Men, Women and Children Carried to Death
Whole Tragedy Occupies Five Minutes.

other river craft swarmed about it..
Fremen climbed on the wreck, forced
openings in the steel hull and through
these searched the cabins for possible
victims.
None of the officers or department
heads of the Western Electric COM
pany were on the Eastland when it
overturned.
One Of Greatest Marine Disasters.
The Eastland lies on her side in the
river with divers still 1oundering
through her ghastly interior and bur
rowing in the death search while Chi
cago, appalled,, is just beginning to
realize the real and terrible signifi-
canoe of one of the greatest of marine
disasters.
While the aggrieved thousands who
lost their dear ones are walking
through the morgue in the Second
Regiment armory gazing into the
faces of the dead, half in hope, half
in despair, Chicago citizens and Off
ciaIs have turned their attention to
the Investigations that must bring
forth some explanation of the catas-
trophe and to the WORK Of providing
relief for those left destitute.
No Families Made Dependent.
While no families were made wholly
dependent by the disaster, as might
be the case in a flood or great fire,
it was said the victims, employees of
the Western Electric company, had
been working only half time or less in
recent months. Several men who
made this report, in asking for aid,
were asked why they started on the
excursion while in poor financial cir
cumstances. They replied that an or
ganization Of employees gave the picnic
and that experience mad taught them
that it was best to buy tickets if they
desired preferment for work. They
said that the company had nothing to
do with this condition Or the giving
of the excursion, but that as members
of the employees organization purchase
of tickets for the lake trip, an annual
affair, was almost compulsory.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
Inhuman Acts indefensibIe.

Illegal and inhuman acts, however
justifiable they may be thought to be
against an enemy who is believed to
have acted in contravention of law
and humanity, are manifestly inde-
fensible when they deprive neutrals
of their acknowledged rights, particu-
larly when they violate the right to
life itself If belligerent cannot re-
taliate against an enemy without in
juring the lives of neutrals, as well as
their property, humanity, as well as
justice and due regard for the dignity
Of neutral powers, should dictate that
the practice be discontinued. If per-
sisted in it would in such circum-
stances constitute an objectionable Of
fense against the sovereignty of the
neutral nation affected
Unusual Aspects of War No Excuse.
The government of the United
States is not unmindful of the extra
ordinary conditions created by this
war or of the radical alterations of
circumstance and method of attack
produced by the use of instrumentali-
ties of naval warfare which the ma
tions of the world cannot have had in
view when the existing rules of In
ternational law were formulated, and
1t is ready to make every reasonable
allowance for these novel and unex-
pected aspects Of war at sea; but It
cannot consent to abate any essential
fundamental right of it's people because
OF mere alteration of circumstance.
The rights of neutrals in time of war
are based upon principle, not upon
expediency, and the principles are i'm
mutable. 1t is the duty and obligation
of belligerents to find way to adapt
the new circumstances to them.
Causes of Offense Can Be Removed.
The events of the past two months
have clearly indicated that it is pos
sible and practicable to conduct such
submarine operations as have char
acterized the activity of the imperial
German navy within the so-called
war zone in substantial accord with
the accepted practices of regulated
warfare. The whole world has looked
with interest and increasing satisfac-
tion at the demonstration o, that pos
sibility by German naval command
| ers. 1t is manifestly possible, there
fore, to lift the whole practice of sub
marine attack above the criticism
which it has aroused and remove the
| chief causes of offense
Germany Admits Illegal Acts.
In view of the admission of IL
legality made by the imperial German
| government when it pleaded the right
Of retaliation in defense of it's acts
and in view of the manifest possibil-
ity of conforming to the established
rules of naval warfare, the govern
ment of the United States cannot be-
lieve that the imperial German gov.
ernment will longer refrain from dis
avowing the wanton act of its naval
commander in sinking the Lusitania
or from offering reparation for the
American lives lost, so far as repara
tion can be made for a needless de
struction of human life by an illega
act.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
GASP. BEH0LD|NG THEIR DEAD
CROWDS AT CHICAGO ARMORY
IDENTIFY EASTLAND VICTIMS.
Little Sign of Violent Emotion
Though Everywhere Tenseness Of
Repression Is Apparent.

Chicago. July 27.-A silent shifting,
awiting throng crowded around the
doors of the Second regiment arm.
ory, where the dead of the Eastland
were taken for Identification.
Time and again a group would
pause beside pitiful bundle. There
would be gasp, a low voiced ex'
clamation, a merciful flow Of tears
and another would be taken from the
list of unidentified dead and placed
in the known column.
There was little sign Of violent emo
tion though everywhere the tense
ness Of repression was apparent. Men
and women, boys and girls and even
little ones bereft in many cases of ak
their loved ones, though they shook
with sobs, made no outcry as they
beheld their dead. Some few broke
down under the strain and were cared
for by corps of Red Cross nurses
stationed in a squadron near the en-.
trance. But of the thousands who
through the night and day Wis
tied the armory, not more than hun
dred needed aid.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
SAYS NO WARNING
OF DANGER GIVEN
PASSENGER ON lLL-FATED EAST
LAND ASSERTS LIVES COULD
HAVE BEEN SAVED.
CAPTAIN CALLED TO TESTIFY
Taking of Testimony Is Begun BY
Coroner's Jury-First Witness Do
clares There Was No Rush
Across the Deck.
Call Boat "Canky."

Chicago, July 29.-OVerloadng, un-
derhallasting and grounding on the
river bottom were cited in testimony
at the first session of the coroner's
inquest by two experts as reasons
why the steamer Eastland toppIed
over at it's wharf and drowned hun
dreds Of excursionists. Adam 3.
Weckler, harbor master, and Joseph r.
Lynn, assistant harbor master, both of
whom were present when the steamer
captized with $500 persons aboard, in
ascribing the accident to these causes,
told the coroner's jury that the boat
was cranky" and should never have
been permitted by government in
spcctcrs to carry more than 200 per-
sons. 1t was entitled under it's IL
cense to transport $500.
Chicago, July 2S.-"There was am
pie time, think, to have emptied the
boat had warning been given. There
was no warning. When the boat went
over l was thrown into the water and
was rescued with several others"
This was the testimony given by
Robert Moore, a passenger, first wit
ness summoned by the coroners jury
which began it's inquiry into the cap
sizing of the Eastland at it's dock Sat
urday, with more than $500 excursion
lists aboard.
The witness said that all the decks
nrnndnH ar.tic icIrlo orlu tho
deck Mr. Moore declared positively
that there was no rush across the deck
before the boat overturned.
There was no excitement" said
the witness, until the list became
dangerous"
Investigation Is Started.
With the taking OF testimony by the
coroner's jury the first open investiga-
ton into the capsizing of the steamer
Eastland was started.
The list of witnesses for the first
session included Captain Peterson of
the Eastland and Chief Engineer
Erickson.
In opening the session Coroner Pc
ter Hoffman said:
1T is the intention 70 make fair,
thorough and impartial investigation
and, when done, We expect to place
the blame for this terrible disaster
where it belongs without fear or IA
vor." At the same time investigations
were being conducted by the state
grand jury, the federal authorities and
the city council, while the state public
utilities commission issued an an
nouncement that it would not conduc:
an investigation as it had planned,
the reason being given that the mat
ter was fully covered by other investi-
gators.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
FIRST FUNERALS HELD:
DREDGES RESUME WORK

During the day more than 300 fun
eral certeges passed through the
streets of the city. Arrangements
have been made to hold similar ser
vices for the victims on each day of
this week.
Divers and dredgers resumed their
gruesome hunt for bodies at 1:30 a. m.
At the same time efforts were started
to raise the Eastland's hull, which
showed fiat and round against the
dock.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
Teller Robs Sub-Treasury.

New York, July 26-William B.
Tanner, chief paying teller in the
minor coin division of the subtreas
ury, after being indicted by the Fed
eral grand Jury on the charge Of en-
bezzling $500 Of government funds
through the substitution of pennies
for nickels. pleaded guilty when ar
raigned before Judge Howe. T2nner
said he had made full confession.
Tanner, who is Il years old. has been
In the government service fifteen
years at an annual salary Of $4,000.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
Victim of Shooting Near Death.

Winterset, Iowa. July 26. = Mrs.
Miles Young, whose husband, Miles
Young, ST., a prominent grain eleva-
tor owner, Thursday shot her and aft
erwards killed himself, is still alive
but her condition is critical, and slight
hopes are held for her recovery. Ply
sicians said she might live several
days, but that death was almost cer-
tain. The authorities learned that a
quarrel over the disposition Of certain
property had preceded the shooting
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
Austrians Drop Bombs on Verona.

Verona, Italy. July 2S.-About a
dozen bombs were dropped on this
city by an Austrian aeroplane. There
were no victims of the air attack and
the damage done to property was in
significant.
An alarm was given as soon as the
Austrian machine made its appear
ance over Verona and all lights were
extinguished. All the forts defending
the city directed fire at the aero
plane, which, after throwing down the
missiles, succeeded in escaping.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30
London Fears Silent zeppelins.

Geneva, July 2S.-Fresh rumors Of
an impending Zeppelin attack on Lon
don were brought here from the Ger
man base at Friedrichshafen, and
with them reports Of remarkable
new invention to shield the big dirig-
ibles from attack.
The next feet of Zeppelins that bonn
bards London will be unseen and un-
heard by the terror-stricken crowds
In the streets, if the latest Austro-Ger-
man experiments prove successful.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-30

Yaqui Indians Terrorize Town.
La Paz, Lower Cal, July 26.-Re-
ports which reached here told of re-
newed activities of Yaqui Indian raid
ers who were said to have terrorized
the town of San Jose de Guaymas by
al onslaught during which 16 Chinese
and two Mexicans were killed. A de-
iachment of Mexican troops was sent
out from Guaymas in pursuit of the
raiders.
No apprehension is felt for the
safety of Americans south Of the va
Qui river.