OLD RATES STAND
TWENTY-ONE DEAD.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC STOPPED.
FLOODSEAUSEHAVOC
Tornado Sweeps Path Along Kansas-
Entire State of Montana a Vast Waste
Nebraska Line.
of Water.
Omaha, Neb, June 8.—The tornado
Helena, Mont., June 5.—With the
which passed over Southern Nebraska
greatest rainfall in 28 years, Montana
and portions of Northern Kansas Fri­
is experiencing the most complete de­
day evening was the most destructive i
ALDRICH CALLS MEETINGS.
WORK OF TRUST LAWYERS.
and covered the most territory of any
moralization of railroad traffic since
similar storm which -has visited the Senate Committees on Currency and Gompers Condemns Memoi ,al on In-
*'rat tra‘". crossed (he Rocky
state in many years. At least twenty-
Mountains in this state.
Finance to Assemble.
tegrity of Courts.
one persons are known to be dead, I
Thousands of passengers are ma­
five fatally injured and a score of I Washington, June 11.—Senator Aid-
Washington, June 10.—Indignantly
rooned.
Six persons are reported
others more or less seriously hurt,'
rich. chairman of the senate commit­ denying that the American Federation
some of th -m dangerously.
drowned; railroad tracks are washed
tee-
on
finance
and
also
of
the
general
of
Labor
had
attacked
the
integrity
of
Additional reports received state
out in every direction, Land slides
commission, ha® called a the courts, state or national, Presi­
Presidents and Operating Officials of that several persons were killed at currency commission.
the towns of Byron, Neb, and Court­ meeting of the sub-committee ap- dent (jumpers of that organization are reported on the Great Northern Great Steel Bridges Washed Out—
near Kalispell and the rivers are
Roads Fear Stagnation Would be
land Kan , which towns have been
Wires Down on All Sides—
cut off from communication with the pointed to devise a plan of operation Monday night declared that the Fed­ rapidly rising. This is the situation
Increased by Move.
Deluge Continues.
I for the commission and also a meet- eration would wage a fight in Chicago briefly summed up:
outside world.
At Fairfield more than forty build­ ing of the sub-committee of the on the memorial of New Yorkers, I The property damage to railroads
ings were more or less wrecked and . finance committee, which will have asking for an insertion of -a plank in ■ will run into the thousands and many
including three 1 under special consideration the tariff the platform of the Republican party, ¡of the big mountain trestles are en­
Washington, June 9 — No general some of them.
Missoula. Mont., June 6.—At 5 o’clock
increase in freight rates is likely to churches, were demolished. The loss question, both of which meetings will affirming confidence in the integrity dangered. There is, as yet, no pros­ last eevening the flood situation in west­
will exceed $100,000.
pect
of
a
let-up
in
the
downpour.
be made by the railroads of the coun-
In the vicinity of Ilickley farm take place at the- I’laza hotel in New and justice of the courts and insisting Last night's precipitation is estimated ern Montana was growing more serious
try in the near future, if it is to be houses stood the brunt of the storm York today. The currency commis­ on preservation of their independence ¡at more than two inches.
each minute. Helena is cut off from
and full constitutional prerogatives.
made at all. At a recent meeting of and one or more fatalities are re­ sion will probably be in session for The executive council of the Federa­
It is believed that at least six per­ the outside world. She is without rail­
presidents and operating officials of ported, with a number receiving in­ several days, but the understanding tion will hold its regular meeting in sons have lost their lives as a result way, telegraph or telephone communica­
juries. some of which will prove fatal. here is {hat the tariff comnfittee will Chicago during the time the conven­ of the high water.
important railroads in New York it
Serious damage is reported from not be held there for so long a time.
| Nine Northern Pacific trains which tion. For a short time in the afternoon
it
t
lie
consensus
of
opinion
that
was
Byron, ten miles west of Chester, at The tariff committee is authorized un­ tion is held. Mr. Gompers will leave were held up in the eastern part of ’here was a telephone connection, and
here
Thursday.
He
declared
that
was undesirable to put into effect at tended by considerable fatalities, but der the law to employ government most of the signers of the resolution i the state since last Sunday arrived at the time it was learned that all of
this time an increase of freight rates, no details can be learned. All the experts in preparing for its work and of protest were attorneys or other yesterday and left over the Great the streams in Helena and vicinity are
bridges arc out and communication 'this meeting is expected to lay out
I Northern tracks. These trains are
It was pointed out that the pro- bv telegraph and telephone is entire­ work for them. It is expected Sen­ representatives of great corporations. now stalled at Great Falls. Havre and overflowing, and that there has been
He
said
that
in
Chicago
“
we
will
as
­
posed increase in a time of depression ly cut off.
ator Aldrich will go to the currency
'other points in Northern Montana. much damage to farms and consider­
A telephone message from Hardy, meeting with a prepared general out­ sert <>ur rights, with the hope that ¡On the east of Helena the Great able loss of livestock.
would tend rather to increase freight
the great gathering of Republicans
The Great Northern's branch lines
Northern tracks are washed out near
• agnation than to stimulate freight 1 Neb. says the town of Courtland, line of action.
will not be insensible to them.
are out of service, and the main line
l
Kan.,
just
across
the
Nebraska
line.
Basin
and
both
the
morning
and
even
­
movement. Such a result would be ,w ■- -truck by the storm and that sev­
"I believe in the courts,” he added.
ing trains from Butte are held up in northern Montana is cut in several
TEST BOAT WITH TORPEDO.
“Organized labor does. We have not there.
places The first train started eastward
of only additional disadvantage to the eral casualties occurred, blit lack of
attacked their integrity, but that the
carriers, the opinion being genera! communication mikes confirmation
West of Garrison the tracks were out of Spokane over the Great Northern
right of injunction has been abused washed out several days ago and no is now tied tip. There is no communi­
that it would not induce increased impossible today. Trains in all direc- Demon^fof Destruction Will be Sent no one can deny.”
Itions are abandoned because of wash­
Against Monitor Florida.
trains have been able to get through cation either by rail or telegraph.
revenues.
All streams continue to rise. The
outs and destroyed roadbeds. At Ge-
Ge­
for a week. This cuts off a'l means
Washington.
June
9.
—
Sacrificed
Most of the officials who attended neva the storm wrought great de-
Government Gets Many Cigars.
of transportation to the coast, since Big Blackfoot river is nearly its high­
for the benefit of naval construction,
the meeting indicated a belief that strnction.
Washington, June 10.—The in­ the Great Northern trains cannot get est flood mark.
The Northern Pacific has lost sev­
The storm lias covered such a wide the monitor Florida, shot two weeks ternal
railway business conditions were ini-|
i
revenue
department
lias through from the north.
<!.
ti.^ wherever
„I;;;.,;." ago with the heaviest naval gun, will,
One of the leading theatrical com­ eral miles of track east of here during
proving 'The freight revenues—and area and been so destructive
planned
a
series
of
prosecutions
for
panies is held up in Helena now and I the day. At Bonita, Nimrod and Bear­
it touched the earth that it has almost
the passenger revalues, too JiOw a caused a panic among the inhabitants. on Saturday, June 13. be punctured alleged infractions of the internal rev­ the probabilities are it will have to mouth the telegraph operators have
beneath
her
waterline
armor
by
the
enue laws all over the United States. remain here a week. The company been compelled to leave their posts,
notable increase in the last month Hundreds of farmers drove into town
over the preceding three months, and «ceking shelter, many of them being most powerful American Whitehead Officers of that department made has cancelled all its dates for several driven out by the rising waters. At
Garrison nearly all the residents have
seizures Thursday at two local drug days ahead.
a general revival of business in all in­ homeless.
torpedo.
fled from their homes and are camped
stores on the ground that they were
dustrial branches was reported from
The first demonstration was to test selling cigars in contravention of the
upon the hills in the rain.
every part of the cc'intry.
SHOOTS AT DREYFUS.
the respective strength of armor plate internal revenue laws. The tops of
END 33 DAYS' RAIN STORM.
None of the dams oil the river have
The judgment was expressed that
and explosive shell, also to show the boxes to which the majority of the
given way. though the power dam
if business conditions did not con
effectiveness of a new design of fight­
tinue to show improvement it would Rivers Begin to Fall, but Communi­ ing mast The torpedo is to be sent stamps were affixed have been re­ Military Journalist Seeks Revenge for owned by ex-Senator William A. Clark,
above Missoula, is reported to be in a
moved. thereby leaving the packages
Insult to French Army.
be necessary for the railroads to
cation is Stopped.
into the Florida that it may be defi­ unprotected by proper stamps. The
critical condition.
adopt some method for protecting
Paris, June 5.—Just at the close of
Yesterday afternoon the Northern Pa­
Missoula, Mont.. June 8.—Saturday nitely known whether a water-tight government contends this is prima
the interests of their stockholders
night at <1 o’clock the sun broke bulkhead, specially constructed within facie evidence of the non payment of the ceremonies attending the canoni­ cific released by wagon transfer 200 of
(Inly two methods are suggested
her.
designed
with
all
the
most
mod
­
zation of Emile Zola in the Pantheon
an increase of freight rates and a de­ through the clouds after 33 days of ern ideas of construction, can be de­ the taxes, and cigars not protected by yesterday, when the president of the passengers that have been marooned
crease in wages of employes
It is rain and the rainfall, which had been pended upon to save a ship from de­ stamps must be declared forfeited to France, the premier and a host of east of here. They will be sent to Spo­
kane on a made-up train.
the United States.
quite certain that neither will be re­ lessening since morning. ceas-d. struction
against
this dangerous
ministers of state were taking their
The damage to the new roadbed of
sorted to before the first of next Oe The rivers show a lower mark than method of attack.
departure, Louis Antheno Gregoris, a the St. Paul line between Missoula
Big Drydock for Bremerton.
tuber, and some of the officials be­ they did 24 hours ago ami there is
Secretary
Metcalf
has
invited
Sec-
military writer of note, drew’ a re­
lieve it will not be necessary even hope that the worst is over. But ret.ary Taft to witness the test.
Washington. June 5.—Revised spe­ volver and fired two shots point-blank and Butte will not fall short of a mil­
lion dollars, and it is becoming greater
then to resort to either of the meth­ there lias been great damage and it
cifications for the naval drydock to at Major Alfred Dreyfus, for whose all
the time.
may lie days or weeks before railroad
ods mimed.
be built at the Bremerton navy yard, liberty Zola fought and won.
The Northern Pacific has assembled on
Railroads in Fear.
In some unaccountable way, the re­ .traffic is resumed to the eastward.
on
Puget
Sound,
were
completed
to
­
Men
distinguished
in
all
walks
of
port became general among shippers, I All day Saturday Missoula was ent
Washington. June 5.—Newspaper day by Rear Admiral Holliday, chief life filled the Pantheon and, when the this division all of the piledrivers from
especially in the middle west and the tf from the outside world Not until hammering of the plan to increase of the navy yards bureau It is ex­ shots rang out. there was great ex­ the west that it can get; it has taken
south, that the president and the in­ night had there been wire communi­ rates has resulted in compelling the pected that the dock will be complet­ citement in fear that the president from its own western divisions and has
borrowed from other roads. The fight
terstate commerce commission had cation and it consisted of a single
ed 18 months from July 1. when work had been assassinated, but even the
given their approval to the suggested line to the west and none to the east. railroads to desist therefrom, appar is expected to be started. Bids for attempt on the life of Major Dreyfus against the water is being carried on by
10.000 men. but the water is gaining
Saturday n'ght and Sunday morning ently. The announcement was made
increase in freight rates 'The mem­
the construction of the dock have created a profound impression. Sol­
bers have spent a good deal of time the high water reached its maximum, at t ie office of the interstate com been asked, and it is announced that diers speedily surrounded Gregoris steadily, and the rain continues to fall
trying to get their correspondents registering the highest mark ever merce commission today that the they will be opened on June 18. The and he was aken to jail, bruised and in torrents. The Missoula river at this
right on the matter.
I I known in this country. AU of the commission had information that new preparations are being carried on bleeding, with his clothes almost torn place is but a few feet below the high­
est mark ever registered. The expensive
While the commission has no power city and county bridges are out and tariffs would be filed July 1. T he law with dispatch, and it is not thought from his back.
city bridges are in danger, and are
under the law to prevent the estab , ■ Missoula is divided into three dis­ compels that new tariffs shall be filed that any delay will be permitted The
Major
Dreyfus
was
not
seriously
in
­
lishment of such rates as the railroads tricts. each of which is without com­ a month in advance of the time new need of the big navy dock on the Pa­ jured. A bullet entered his forearm, guarded to prevent their use, so danger­
ous are they considered.
munication
with
the
outside.
Three
rates are to go into effect. June 1 cific has been made clear by the visit
see fit to put into effect, unless after
but did not injure the bone. At a
West of here the Northern Pacific
due hearing the increased rates should large residences in the city went down has passed, and no increased tariffs of the Atlantic fleet.
late hour the official statement was has no trouble as yet.
be found to be excessive, unreason­ the river. Their occupants had been have been filed, indicating that the
made that his condition was very fa­
At midnight the Northern Pacific has
able or unjust, it would be equally warned and were out before the flood plan announced after the trunk line
vorable and that no complications surrendered the fight against the water
Harps on Same Old String
impossible and inappropriate for it struck The big log jam of the Black­ meeting at New York, looking to in
east of Missoula for the present. Un­
Washington. June 11.—With news were feared.
to give its approval lo ¡my proposed foot ( '. mpan v has been held in place creased rates beginning July 11. has
With regard to the erasons for Gre­
increase in rates.
> and tin- great power dam owned by Peen abandoned. The shippers' vic from Chicago all indicating Taft s goris’ act. the opinion prevails in Paris less the rain stops soon, there will be
W A Clark is intact.
very little left of 150 miles of the most
tore in this matter is wholy credited nomination. Senator Bourne becomes
The <1 image to farm« in the bottom to the newspaper publicity, which more persistent in his “second- that there is much truth in his avowal expensive road on the line. Two big
that
he
was
driven
to
the
deed
by
the
NORTH TOPEKA IS ABANDONED. land« will he great The loss to the has been persistent throughout the elective" crusade
steel bridges have been washed out. but
The Washington
I city and county will rim far into the country against increases.
Star Tuesday cartooned him as an appeals to hatred with which the anti- it is not understood that they are de­
Semitic
papers
have
been
filled
since
stroyed.
attenuated troubadour playing a sec­
People Flea Before Great^Overflow thousands and cannot be estimated
I until the water goes down. The out-
ond-elective term tune on a banjo, the government resolved to place the
The serious feature of the situation is
Emergency May Not Arise.
of Kansas River.
body
of
Zola
in
the
Pantheon.
look today is encouraging and it is
under the window of the white
the fact that the high water has ex­
Washintgon,
June
(I.
Treasury
of
­
Topeka, Kan., June 9. The crest of believed the crisis has been passed.
house, where Roosevelt and Taft sit
tended west of Missoula, and is attach­
ficials declared today, .ifter a studv of smiling over a telegram from Chi­
PLANS TO HONOR FLEET.
ing the track between Missoula and the
the rise in the Kansas river is ex-
the
new
currency
law.
there
is
nothing
I
cago. A white house policeman is
west end of the state. The Idaho di­
peeled to reach here some time to-
in the measure which says that charing shown trying to drive Bourne away.
MISSOURI ON RAMPAGE.
Festivities in Auckland Will Continue vision ha.« sent a big force of men over
house certificates are illegal. They also
night
The government weather bu-
to help in the fight on the west end.
Four Days.
rear says the water will reach a maxi Continued Rains in Montana Cost 8 express the opinion that not a dollar of
Will Decide After July I.
the authorized emergency currenev will
mum height of about 28 feet. It now­
Auckland, N. S AV.. June 5.—Fes­
Lives and Much Property.
Washington, June 9.—It is doubtful
ever be issued. Should an emergency
CRUISER’S BOILER BURSTS.
registers 26.9 feet. If the rise ex­
of the interstate com- tivities to last over four days have
*
Great Fall«. Mont., June 8. -Never arise, they think that clearing house if the decision
been
arranged
for
the
entertaniment
ceeds two feet above the present level before ill the history of Montana has certificates instead of highly taxed merce commission in the Pacific
of the men of the American battle- Four Men Killed by Explosion on Ten­
the city waterworks will be in danger. there been such a flood a« has been emergency currency would be resorted Coast lumber rate cases will he ren ship fleet and the governor of New
nessee at San Pedro.
to again, The treasury department is dered much before July 1. Several
«weeping
down
the
valley
of
the
Mis
­
North Topeka is practically de­
arranging for $500, DIM), (MUI in emer weeks1 work remains to be done, al- Zealand, all the federal officials, the
souri River and it« tributaries
San Pedro, Cal.. June fi—While the
mayors
and
the
municipal
authorities
serted
Boat patrols were busy al! | lives have already been lost in Five
the geney circulation notes in blank for though every effort is being made to
United States armored cruiser Tennes­
afternoon taking those people from ¡waters in this vicinity, and the dam any bank which might apply for them expedite these decisions. It is pro­ are to participate in the welcome. On see was steaming at 19 knots per hour
posed to announce simultaneously the arrival of the fleet August 8 there on speed trial off Ponit Htiencme. Cal.,
their homes who had delayed. Much age to farm-., railroads and industrial under the regulations.
the decision in all the Pacific Coast will be an official reception and a re­ at 11 :08 yesterday morning, a steam pipe
of the contents of the houses has been and commercial institutions will run
lumber rate cases, as the points in­ view of the volunteers: to be followed
moved over and the warning has been into the million« The river is at the
New Postage Rates.
volved are practically the same in all. by a dinner to the admirals and offi­ in the starlmard engine room burst un­
given Io everybody
| highest point ever known since the
der a 235-pound pressure, killing four
cers of the fleet in the evening.
Washington, .lune (>. Uncle Rain can
I'lie water is deeper in the streets first settlement of Montana and it is
men and injuring ten others—all of the
A
municipal
welcome
will
be
given
w
rite
to
John
Bull
more
frequently
next
Ilian at any time since tile big flood I still rising
Inquiry Will be Ordered.
men in the compartment at the time.
the
following
day
and
will
include
a
tall,
for
after
October
1
it
will
cost
but
of 1903
From the Union Pacific
Some of the smaller outside town« 2 cents
Washington. June 9.—The accident reception by the mayor of Auckland. Two of the injured will die.
for
each
letter
instead
of
5.
tracks to Soldier creek, Kansas ave­ ire in even worse condition than is
on the armored cruiser Tennessee, in
The explosion, the cause of which is
nue, the main street is all under wa­ Great Fills. At last report« Choteau Announcement was made todav at the which four men were killed and sev­ August 12 and 13 will be devoted to yet unknown, occurred only a few min­
ter
The current is beginning to was completely surrounded by water office of the portmaster general that an eral injured, was caused by the burst­ a visit to Rotraqua Lake, where there utes after Admiral Uriel Sebree. Cap­
will be entertainments by the Maoris,
sweep away outbuildings and thou and all bridges were gone. A
._ large agreement has been perfected by which ing of a steam pipe while the vessel
The governor will entertain the vis- tain J B. Howard and Chief Engineer
sand« <>f ties from the Union Pacific part of Belt wa« partially under water the letter rate between the United was off the California coast, and will
Robertson had left the engine room on
tie plant are pounding their way anil the people had taken to the high States, England. Ireland and Scotland be thoroughly examined into by a itors August 14 and this function will a tour of inspection. Four of the men
be attended by the members of the
w ill be reduced from 5 cents to 2 cents.
through the town
Train service is ground.
were killed instantly, and two more are
The charge will means a saving of board of investigation appointed by legislature.
practically at a standstill.
expected to die at any moment.
much money, as the trans Atlantic Admiral Sebree. Admiral Sebree has
Canadian Bridges Go Out.
mail« have been increasing rapi llv in wired a report containing practically
Police Protect Money.
Alaska Mine Sells Well.
the same information as the newspa­
Boycott Is Spreading.
I end. Alberta. June 8—The Ca- volume.
New York. June 5.—A New’ York,
per dispatches.
Juneau. Alaska, June 9. I1. 1 Un­
1 Pacific bridge at West Me­
Tokio. June 6.—Two hundred thoti-
New
Haven
ft
Hartford
train
carry
­
derwood. who promoted the overhead
Will Send More Marines.
ss - «went away Friday night
Held as a Filibuster._______ ing eight Adams Express company and yen is now indicated as the size of
trolley system at Chicago, has closed
an5 bridge, between here and
Washington. June 5 Publication
.
,.M fars- n,1<’
which contained $150.non the proposed present to Canton guilds
Washington.
.Timo w 6-— Complying,
a deal in New York for the Ebner
ridge, i« a total wreck and the of th he I nited Press dispatch telling of
if 'he Iwivcott is discontinued Mean­
of ” - *'
the
with a switch engine
mme at $1 500.000
The deal was
lian Pacific putpping station (the i critical condition of affairs r the with tliy r request
. , .
. state
.
—— depart
>
- I!"
, 1 <1 i c:1<
♦ the
| « h.
ZS collided
TT
••
z-y
VS
M .. 1- I « m while advices from north China and
Bronx » yesterday, r- smashing
handled by George Beni, a noted min-
ecu «wept into the river The republic of Panama, aroused great in- ment. tin minister of foreign nff iir« of both engines and derailing the car«. Manchuria state that, owfing to the ac­
ing eng gincer. The new company an-
- at Browket on the Crow's Nest I terest here, and it was announced to- Honduras has ordered the arrest of F. A dense crowd collected about the tivity of the Cantonese emissaries, the
noitncei I that 200 stamps will be im­
« expected to go at any time, day that 200 additional marines h ive (>. Bailey, former president of the Ex­ scene of the wreck, and the reserves movement is ranidlv spreading through­
mediately installed to be followed by
nail and freight and passenger been ordered sent to tile isthmus ■ at port Shipping company, of New Jersey, were called out to protect the money, out the north. The emissaries are work­
200 more early next spring.
The
i« at a standstill
Rain con once, with orders to protect Anu eri- and the detention of the steamer Golds which was loose on the floor of the ing systematically and secretly Their
pro, rrtv was owned by B M Bell-
to fall in torrent«. Farm« for can property and help keep order at borough and her cargo. This informa car. The police formed a line about literature makes no mention either of
rem -. William l’bner, C \V Young
n ’ - round arc inundated and the coming election. It is also id inned ♦ ion came to the department in a dis­ the wrecked cars and held back the 'be bovcott or of Japan, speaking of
and ■astern associates, apd lias been a
‘ I ivc floated away, and the loss to detail on the isthmus a larg e body patch from Minister Dodge nt San Sal­ crowd until the moncv could be re- ‘ the national disgrace with reference to
Iv producer for seventeen years
e enormous.
of -ailors being transferred to nd vador, dated Wednesday.
the country responsible." which the Chi­
moved to a place of safety.
i« situated one milefrom Juneau.
from the Atlantic fleet if conditions
nese all understand means Japan.
New BattleshipsjNamed.
Machine Shops Burn.
do not improve before the election.
McClellan
Gains
Five.
Death List Increased.
Washington. June 10—Secretary of.
A ictoria. B ( . lune « The three
Judge Administers Rebuke.
New York. _ June 5.— A net d gain of
Omaha, June 9 - Reports from the m > liiti«- -hops . i the Victoria Ma
Girl to Practice in Supreme Court. the Navy Metcalf has announced that four votes for ?’ayor McClellan was
San Francisco. June 6.—Judge Conley
the
names
of
the
two
new
battleships
scene of Friday night’s storm tn chinerv Depot Company. Limited,
Washington. June 10. The whole
Font hern Nebraska indicate that the were destroyed by lire Saturday even­ Begg family has been admitted
authorized by the last congress will the result of the ballots in the first administered a rebuke to the veniremen
conditions arc even worse than at ing. which broke out at 8 o’clock, do- practice before the United State« to be the Florida and the Utah
The nine boxes opened yesterday in court who are attempting to evade jury duty
lu­
the contested mayoralty election
first reported | The death list will !•>.. «18H 000 damage and throwing premc court
next
battleship
.authorized
will
be in
are from x'ew
of 1905 The contents of .35 boxes in in the trial of Walter J. Bartnett. the
doubtless ! reach 25 or 20 while 50 per 150 men out of work The insurance York Citv The They
named
the
Wyoming.
Beggs comprise Miss
all were examined during the day and alleged bank wrecker, this morning,
sons have r received serious injuries, amounted tn $30.000
The tire was Helen, Alexander and Roderick Miss
another vote was added to the Mc­ Nearly every man called had some ail-
some of th hem being dangerously hurt, v iused, it is thought, bv the fire from 1 Begg, a handsome girl, is the twenty-
Wheeler in Office.
Clellan total, the mayor's net gain for ment. Most of them were deaf, either
T he monetarv
etarv loss
1<
may reach $500. ihc moulding room Usually it is the s.venth woman to be admitted to
Washington. June 10—William R the day being five votes. From 113 in one ear or the ether, and Judge Con­
ooh
l ight Nebraska towns suffered custom to «end out men to watch the practice before- the supreme court.
from the effects of the tornado. Ge-I -nark« fr m tin« source, but on Satur- 1 Am ng the- other twenty six is Belva Wheeler of California has taken the boxes so far opened Hearst’s net gain ley finally stated that it seemed that
oath of office as assistant secretary of i« 118. ns against 123 when yester- the veniremen were drawn from in­
nwi, Fairfield and Carlet in being the lav night the precaution was omitted. I.okweioel. former candidate f. r
.ten iHm-nt of
nf commerce
eommsee» and
suit 1i-
the ♦6*
the department
la­ ■ day's COUntitlg W3S begun.
firmaries nr hospitals. Only one man
worst wrecked.
I - residency, who Stands first on the bor. to which place he was recently
was passed today.
list.
Twister Strikes Oklahoma.
appointed bv the president He for­
Typhoon Off Australia.
Ship Gold to Germany,
mally entered upon his new duties.
Durant, Okla.. June 8 -A tornado
Bringing Back the Meat.
London, June 5—A typhoon off the
New York, June 9. — Goldman. which «went over a territory 12 miles
Miss Roosevelt a Bridesmaid.
west
coast
of
Australia
is
believed
to
London.
Tune fi—It is declared here
Sachs
Co. yesterday announced an west of Durant Saturday night de
Root Going Into Training.
Washington. Tune 11
Mi«« Ethel
have wrecked 40 boats and killed at today that 210.000 pounds of American
engagement of $1.000 000 gold for ex­ stroved a dozen farm houses and with Roosevelt ha« gone to Wc«t Orange.
Washington, June 10—Secretary least 275
.
__ _ The
___ ___
c__. re- meat that has been stored in London.
sailors.
meager
port to Germany, and Heidelbach, a heavj storm of hail, which accom­ N J. where «he will be a bridesmaid
Ickelhcimer N Co took $000,000, also panied it. did damage estimated at at the marriage of Mi«« Georgianna Root will leave here June 20 and ports received here concerning the Glasgow and Liverpool was today re­
spend several weeks at a training supposed sea tragedy say that the
for Germany. This make« a total of $1'0.000
,, \ numun
number in
of persi
persons are Harding Farr and Mr. Fletcher H.ir- establishment and then go to his farm . boats comprise the great pearl fish- shipped by fast steamer to New York
to meet the continued shortage of meat
$40,750,000 on the present movement.1 reported injured, none fatally.
iper Sibley.
near Utica for the rest of the season, ing fleet. "
in the United States.
NEWS ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON, D. C
Railroads Will Make No Advance
in Near Future.
Montana Cut Off From Outside by
Raging Rivers.
CONDITIONS ARE NOT SETTLED
RAILROADS.LOSE MUCH TRACKAGE