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NUMBER NIIl IBLIt 6088 j WASHBSrGT03Sr V AS GTON MOc 10lNDAY TDAY EVENING TZFICNING SEPTEMBER 7 1908 PBICl O2DS O m CENT
i POTOMAC JUNIORS JUNIORSWIN JUNIORSI
I WIN iinl IN THEIR 11IL11I EVENT EVENTWashington EVENTEight LILI1I LILI1IWashington
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Washington Washingtontimore Eight Beats Bal Baltimore al altimore ¬
timore in Middle States StatesRegatta StatesRegatta StatesRegatta
Regatta RegattaJUNIOR RegattaiJUNIOR RegattaJUNIOR
iJUNIOR JUNIOR SINGLES SINGLESWON SINGLESXlON SINGLESWON
WON BY ALLISON ALLISONBeats ALLISONBeats ALLISONseats
Beats Davis of Potomacs in Hair HairRaising HalrRaising HairIt
It Raising Finish FinishGordon Gordon Takes TakesAssociation TakesAssociation Takesi
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Association Singles SinglesMORNING Singlesq SinglesMORNING
q t tMORNING
MORNING WINNERS WINNERSAssociation WINNERSAseociation I IAH1OCiation
Association singlesWon J smgla BlNVon Won by S F FGordon FGordon FGordon
Gordon West WeetPhiladelphia Philadelphia Boat Club ClubJunior ClubJunior ClubJunior
Junior Fouroared Gig GigPennsyl GigPennsylvania GigPennsylvania Pennsyl Pennsylvania ¬
vania Barge Club ClubJunior ClubJunior ClubJunior
Junior Singles SingletGeorge George W V Allison AllisonWest Allisonl
l
West Philadelphia Boat Club C D DDavis DDavi DDavis
Davis Potomac Boat Club second secondSenior secondSenior secondSenior
Senior Foureared Shell ShellVOIper ShellVOIperBoat Voaper VoaperBoat
Boat Club Philadelphia PhiladelphiaSenior PhiladelphiaSenior PhiladelphiaSenior
Senior Single Quartermile Dash DaahFred DashFred DashFred
Fred Roesael Harlem Rowing RowingClub RowingClub RowingClub
Club ClubIntermediate ClubIhtormediate ClubIiitormediate
Intermediate Quadruple Scull ScullaNew ScullNew ScullsNew
New Rochelle Rowing Rowin Club ClubSenior ClubSenier ClubSenior
Senior Doubles DouW8IG G W Bewnwell Bewnwelland BoWDelland Bownwelland
and S F Garden West Philadelphia PhiladelphiaClub PJ ladelphia ladelphiaClub
Club ClubJunior ClubJunior ClubJunior
Junior Eighteared Eight eared Shell ShellPoto ShellPotomac Poto Potomac ¬
mac Beat Club ClubFavored Clubm
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f Favored by perfect weep wear cr r condi conditions condItions conditions ¬
tions and with the District shore of the thePotomac thePotomac thePotomac
Potomac and Aqueduct bridge lined linedwith Jlnedwith linedwith
with spectators the forenoon program programof
of the Middle States Rowing Regatta Regattawhich Re Regattawhich tta ttawhich
which Is being run under the auspices auspicesof au plCM plCMor
of the Potomac Boat Club of Washington Wash Washington WuhIngton ¬
ington furnished thrilling finishes and andsome andsom andsome
some som of the best exhibitions of water watermanship watermanhlp watermanship ¬
manship ever seen on the upper river riverThe riverThe riverThe
The feature event of the day and the thewinning thewinning I Iwinnift
winning winnift of which hleh meant more than any anyother anyother
other number on the morning program programwas prO programwas < < rm rmwas I
was the junior jUJ Or eightoared race between betweenfour betweenfour i ifour
four of the most evenly matched J thed crews crewsthat crewttat crewsthat
that have ever rowed in competition on onthe onthe I Ithe
the Potomac PotomacAfter PotomacAfter
After R grueling struggle Ie with first firstone ftrJItone firstone I
one and then another crew Crew taJtJ taking g the thelad tJMl thelead
lad l ad the Potomac PotD lc Boat Club crew of ofWashington ofSashington
Washington by calling Into play all alltheir alltheir alltheir I
their n nttVe Ve and andllJMlrtlq spurting at a kiiluig kiiluigpace kIUu kIUupace kihrspace
pace forged a scant few yards ahead of ofthe ofthe I
the Arundels ArundelsUntil ArundelsUntil
Until the four crews reached tbe tbebridge tbebridge
1 bridge all were ere abreast The Potomaca Potomacawere Potomacscre Potomacewere I
were cre on the south side the Arundels Arundelsnext Arundelsnext Arundelsnext
next the t e Ariel next and the Virginia Virginiacrew Ylrgbunew Virginiacrew
crew on tht th t District side Coming from fromunder fromunder fromunder i
under the shadow of the bridge the thePotomacs thePotomaca thePotomacs
Potomacs shot ahead but only for a atew afew afew
few yards yardsThe JaMBThe
The Virginias Increased their stroke strokefrom strokefrom strokefrom i
from 32 to 33 and ad made up the difference differencewith dUrerenC4twith differencewith
with the Arundels doing likewise At Atthe Atthe Atthe
the three quarters quart era the Potomacs gained gaineda
a lead that was never headed Arundel Arundelbarely Arundelbarely Arundelbarely
barely bentlng the Arlels for the place placewith plaeewith placewith
with the Virginias close elo e up upThe upTht upThe
The sport was of the highest class classThe chuMIThe classu
u The entrants were quick to respond J 8pOnd to tothe tothe tothe
the word there was little or no delay
in getting the crews off to good starts startsand startsand tartsand
and with the exception of the senior seniorfouroar seniorfouroaredgig enlorfouroarAdgig
fouroar fouroarAdgig Adgig race the competition for forfirst forfirst forfirst
first honors hon rB was hard fought and the tbefinishes thefinishes thefinishes
finishes close clo and exciting
Th3 Tt 3 victory of George W Allison of ofthe oithe ofthe
the West Philadelphia Boat Club In Inthe inthe inthe
the junior singles which brought out outeleven outeleven outeleven
eleven competitors was the sensation sensationof
of the morning morningHow murnlneHow morningHow i
How Allison AllW n WonAllison WonAllison Won WonAllison
Allison in position po ttlOft No 3 got oft to a aflying 8fiylng aflying
flying start and soon had a lead of a alength alength alength
length ahead of the others who re 18mained
9 mained well 811 bunched no open water waterseparating waterseparating waterseparating
separating them until the bridge was wasreached wureached wasreached
reached reachedThe reachedrhe reachedThe
The winner Inner shot out from under the thebridge thebridge thebridge
bridge with his advantage of olone olonelength one onelength onelength
length increased by several Mvera yards A Afew Atf Afew
few tf seconds later the prows of the theother theQth theother
other Qth r boats shot forth Into view So Soevenly SoeVEnly Soevenly
evenly were they matched mat hed that a taut tautline tautline tautline
line stretched from the north bank of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the river to the south shore would havetouched have navetouched havetouhed
touched the bow of every boat except exceptAllison exceptAlU80n exceptAllison
Allison and one other which was badly bad badly badly ¬
ly out of tbe running six boat lengths lengthsbehind 1eactb8behind lengthsbehind
behind behindAs behindAs behindAs
As ttte men left the th shade of the thebridge thebrIdgE thebridge
bridge Sergt P Martin of the University Univer University University ¬
sity Barge Club of Philadelphia shot shotto shotto shotto I
to the front From then on c > n Ellison EllisonMartin E111 EllisonMartin or orlI
lI Martin rtin and C D Davis of the Potomac Po Potomac Potomac ¬
tomac Club Club fought it out for first hon honors honors honersn ¬
ors ersn Ellison En the youngest and lightest lightestman lIhteatman lightestma
man ma in n the h race proved to have the tbebeet thebest thebest
best staying qualities and with a mag magnihcent magt I
t nihcent spurt managed to beat Davis Davisfor Daviefor Davisfor
for first honors with Martin a close closethird doHthird closethird
third thirdEvent thirdEent thirdEvent
Event No 4 was the senior singlequartermile single singlequartermile singlequartermlle
quartermile dash won by Fred Suessel SuesselContinued Sue SueseetContinued el elConUnued
Continued on Eighth Page PageWEATHER PaceVEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTWithin
Within the he last twentyfour hours hoursshowers hoursshOWE18 hoursshowers
showers fell in the lower Lake region regionthe Jeaonthe regionthe
the Ohio Valley the north Atlantic AtlanticStates AtlantIcStates AtlanticStates
States Florida and on the th Carolina Carolinacoast CaroUhftcoast Carolinacoast
coast An extensive area of rains has hasdeveloped h hdeeloped
i developed on the Pacific slope slopeThe alo slopeThe t tThe
The temperature has fallen in the Lake Lakeregipn LAkereglpn Lakereglpn
reglpn and the upper MlaaUbtppi Valley Valleyand Va1leyand Valleyand
and it has risen in the NorthwesternStates Northwestern NorthwesternStates NorthutsrnStates
States StatesThe StatesThe StatesThe
The indications point to to generally gI erally fair fairweather fAIrweather fairweather
weather In the Eastern tern and Southern SuuthcrnStates SouthernStates South rn rnStates
States during the next thirtysix thirty stx hours hoursexcept hOUNexcept hoursexcept
except that local showers are prooauiu prooauiuin HOOJJIUIn uaw uawin e
in central central and lid southern um Florida FloridaWeather FIortdTJDIPJlRAlURB FloridaTEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE TJDIPJlRAlURBWeauer TEMPERATUREWeather
Weather Weatheri WeatherBureau
i Bureau u Afflecks A lrs
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1 p m w 74 14 54N
2 p m Mr N 54
3 p m 11 11SON 1 > s M MTABLE
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Sun rises n Wg 5 5Sun lil lilSun
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TJDB TABUS TABUSHigh T THigh TAIdLEHigh
High wtar today u ay J 4 440 a m mI ntLow mLow
I Low w water today Jl JlHigh u = p m mHigh inHugh
High water ter fmVw tmwI Sr = 6 a sms WL tM 11 p PLow m mLow inLow
Low water tmrw 1131 11 SI a m 11 1141 p m inMoses mMoses ft ft1IOIes
Moses 14th ith Annual September Sale Saleidvt Saledvt Saletddvt
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LABOR CELEBRATES CELEBRATESANNUAL CELEBRATESANNUALHOLIDAY
ANNUAL ANNUALHOLIDAY ANNUALHOLIDAYEvents HOUDAY HOUDAYEvents
Events Include a Gala Day Dayat
at Benning Bennl ng and Excursions Excursionsto
to t All Resorts ResortsC
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j jC
C L U IS IN CHARGE CHARGEAT
AT OLD RACE TRACK TRACKOldTime TRACKOldTime TRACKOld
Old OldTime Time Circus Motorcylce Races Racesand Ra Raand Racesand
and Other Things on the theProgram theProgram theProgram
Program ProgramAlthough ProgramAlthough ProgramAlthough
Although no labor hosts bo ts marched marehadthrough maradthrough marchedthrough
through Its wide avenues and streets streetste trMtsto
to the stirring stirn strains IiItr of martial muete mueteLabor JftuMeLabor muaieLabor
Labor Day is I being observed In Wash Washington WuhIngtoJ1 Washingtop ¬
ington by all Its citizen with excurslone excur excursions excursions ¬
sions speechmaking boar f races rac and andother andother andother
other sports port and a general celebration celebrationFrom oeJebraUonFrom oeIebratlenFrom
From the upper Potomac Potom where thebig the thebig thebig
big Middle States Stat regatta is I being held heldto heldto heldto
to the Benning race track where thou thousands thouIIDds thousands ¬
sands make merry at the Central Labor LaborUnion LaborUnion LaborUnion
Union celebration work ork and business businesswere bual bualwere buutlaeaswere
were laid aside and the spirit of pleas pleasure pIeuure pleasure ¬
ure and recreation holds hot sway swayAlong swayAlong swayAlong
Along the shores of the Potomac stood stoodcrowds stooderowda looc1crowd
crowds of people who cheered the boat boatcrews boatcre1s boatcrews
crews on to greater efforts eltor l this th morn morning morning morning ¬
ing The day was beautiful ideal l for forboat forboat forboat
boat racing and the warmth wan ttk drew drewthousands drewth drewthousands
thousands th usa nd4iI from their homes bo to the river riverside river iside I Iaide
side to gaze Ii on the fleeting Awt shells ela elathe as asthey asthey
they the rAt through the shimmering shimmeringwaters ahlJftllHK1ngwaters shimmeringwaters
waters watersOut watersOat watersOut
Out at Beuning the scene in the race racetrack rafttrack racetrack
track xr Jt1lftcls wends m s was an animated one oneMenbes oneMMiO oneMentbrs
Menbes MMiO > S al organized ofl1Ulb labor were w therein there therein theift
in force o ce TwCv r war Y M H labors aO day devoted devotedte devotedto
te reocgultjen of labors 1bo s power powerEvory powerEvary powerEvery
Every Attraction There ThereWith ThereUb ThereWith
With Ub every attraction from a small smallcountry 1JR11tcountry smallcountry I
country circus to the inevitable peanut peanutvender peRutvender peanutvender
vender many sporting events > > to en enliven enliven enliven ¬
liven the day and over all a perfect perfectsky perfectsky perfectsky
sky the celebration at Benning was wasone WUone wasone
one of the greatest pet teat ever held by the thelabor tbelabor thelabor
labor organizations of the Capital CapitalDown CapitalDown CapitalDown
Down the rive and up the river to toChesapeake toCbeaapeake toChesapeake
Chesapeake Beach and to Glen Echo JSetooand Ecboand Echoand i
and Luna Park suburban resorts to tothe tothe tothe
the woods and to the fields went Washingtonlans Wash Washingtonians Waahingtonlans
ingtonlans on pleasure bent The day daythe daythe daythe j
the last holiday of the summer season seasonresorts se seasonmarks n nmark
mark l the beginning of the end at the theresorts I Ireeorts
resorts ind nd as if intent on having havll one onelast oneIat onelast
last goal goo < l time the people crowded to tothem tothem tothem
them an snt i held high carnival carnivalUniortjnately earnlvalUnrt carnivalUn
Un Uniortjnately Unrt wtznately nately there was no profes professional profeaIII0nal professional ¬
sional lsebafl in Washington Vuhln < < tOn todaybut today todaybut todaybut
but the amateurs are crossing bats in inble Inevery inevery
every available ball rounds and aiM aiMable sineable
able ble back yard and in the l e JU JUAmong Dtatrlct DtatrlctAmong trick trickAmon i
Among Amon the the chief sporting events evft of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the dy are the motorcycle races atthe at atthe Atthe
the Benntug Denntu track this tl afternoon ThefirE The Thefirst Tb TbJlnt
first tw TwentyA twenty ntyftvemlle fivemile IPJI endurance eDdu raofor race raceinrton racefcr
for plIOlePe cycle ever r held In WaiIl1 WaiIl1lnJ1On WasirIu
inrton was was pulled of ofnbtient u The tilting tom tomnrmasonent I
nrmasonent nbtient ent wasone is s one pulledt n nwas of ofpulled the t e features and the theknights Ueknlgbtal theknight
knights rode at the rings with ith their th theirlong lr
l long ng wooden lances like the knights knightsof knltrbto I
of o old olcJony only different J Enos Ray Rayspeaker Rarppeaker Rayspeaker
speaker of the Maiyland Legislature Legislaturedelivered Le Legislaturedelivered < < 1s1atur 1s1atureUvered
delivered the chant to the knights kntchtlfc1wftll knightsdwelling
dwelling c1wftll II on the good d old days when whenit
it was wa the real thing nr to be a 2 knight knightwith knlhtflh knightwith
with flh a suit of armor e heavy heav sword swordand swordand t
and a good stanch horse bOlMCrowd horseCrowd
Crowd Arrives Early EarlyThe EarlyThe EarlyThe
The gates were opened at the Ben Benning Beftnlng Benning ¬
ning track before ID oclock this tilt morn morning menInc mornleg ¬
Inc and nd before tore U the time set for the theball tIMbaU thebali
ball game between teams representing representingColumbia repreaenUncColumbia representingColumbia
Columbia Typographical Union No JO JOand 111and finand
and the Painters and Decorators Local LocalUnion IoealUnion LocalUnion
Union the grounds were crowded Each Eachcar Eachcar
car put off a full load of passengers at atthe atthe atthe
the gate all morning and women and andchildren andchildren andchildren
children were In the majority Never Neverbefore Neverbefore Neverbefore
before has any labor celebration been beenDO beenso
DO > > 0 well < 11 attended attendedThomas attendedThomas attendedThomas
Thomas McGilton MeG ringmaster of the thecountry thecountry thecountry
tonl
country circus in the the he infield was the theman lbllSman theman
man who started the amusement He Hewas Heon Hewas
was on the grounds early with all his histalent histalent
talent With him was a lusty lunged lungedindividual lungedIndlvlduhl lungedindividw
individual 1 who invited everybody in inrange inraD inrange
range raD of his voice to come and see the theonly theollly theonly
only real show tho the excruciatingly fun funny funny funny ¬
ny ringmaster and the greatest acts actsever actever actsever
ever
Circus Well Patronized PatronizedThte PatronizedTitle PatronizedThis
Title Invl1aLm invitat on was directed principally princi principally prlnclp ¬
pally p llY to the women and children and andthe andthe andthe
the circus did a remarkable business businessThe bual busmenThe e eThe
The big tent was crowded from the thetime thetime thetime
time the first few carloads of visitors visitorsarrived vl visitorsarrived ttora ttoraarrived
arrived arrivedAt arrivedAt arrivedAt
At U oclock oclock the men drifted casual casually Cilual1y casually ¬
ly to the other end of the field where wherethe wherethe here herethe
the two baseball teams were erb warming warmingup armlngup
up Most of the women however held heldtheir heldtheir heldtheir
their places in the grandstand ftdtand to have havevantage haveVluttage havevantage
vantage spoia sPJ for the tournament and andthe alldthe andthe
the motor motorle rcle races raeeIt racesIt
It wiz oclock when hen the knights knightsrode knightsrode knightsrode
rode up he field ft kI and listened to the theinspiring theInllplrlng theinspiring
inspiring remarks of J Enos Ray Raywhoee Raywhoee Raywhose
whoee powerful pow rtul voice oice and poetic elo eloquence 810quence elequence ¬
quence flooded fla ded the grandstand Each BachI Eachone
one on of them th was in full costume eo tume and andwearing andwearing andwearing
wearing thu tIt colors of his lady who whohe wh whohe u uhe
he had i evolved should be crowned crownedthe cronea croneathe crownedthe
the queen queenAfter qtetiItAfler gteanAfter
After listening to the fiery message messageof me eage eageot
of Mr Ray to go forth and do battle battleeach battleeaeh battleeach
each and every one spear in hand handgalloped haad110ted handgalloped
galloped 110ted off ft with waving plumes plum and anda aird airda ha haa
a big determination Then the tilting tiltingbrought tJltl
began Each knight as he charged chargedurder chargedunder
under the beribboned arches and
brought out a gayly colored ring rift was wasgreeted wugreeted wasgreeted
greeted with cheers and handclapping hanclclappiq
Grand Marshal Mars al Feeney said that be before betore before ¬
fore nightfall every one of the 35060 35060union So SouJlon 35000union
union men in IlWashington Washington with their theirwives theirwives theirwtves
wives and 1d families am its would be at Ben Benning Bennhl Bennit ¬
ning nit g to t take a part par in n the celebration celebrationIr
Ir Il the morning there was a baseball baseballgam ba4lebllgam tiasefmangame
gam bet bets nn an n members of Columbia ColumbiaUnioi ColumbiaUnlol ColumbiaUnIoa
Unioi No 161 and the Painters and andDecollators andltora andDecorators
Decorators ltora Local Union The printers printersgot prlntergot printersgot
got three runs ahead In tht first rst inning inningand InnlJtgnd Inningand
and nd heldtheir held their lead leadWhi JeadVhl leadZVhc
Whi the bugle sounded for the grand grandtournament grandtournament grandtournament
tournament the baseball ground was wasdeserter wasc1OSf1rt wasdosertai
deserter 1 and all 11 but the stanchest stanchestrooters stanchestrooters t trooters
rooters made a rush ru h for points of ofvantai ofYaJltal ofvantar
vantai in the grandstand The prtee prteefor prtllefor prtvefor
for the winner of the tournament Is Isi M Min ttin
i in n ctaehCleveland cash cashCleveland ca h hZeveland
Cleveland Unionists UnionistsHear UnionistsHear UnionistsHear
Hear Haywoods Speech SpeechCLSVBLAND SpeechCLBVBIA SpeechCLNVELA1
CLSVBLAND CLBVBIA 1D D Ohio Sept 7 7Wtth RithWilliam With WithWilliam
William D Haywood of the Western WesternFederation WesternFederation
Federation of Miners as the principal principalspeaker principalspeaker
speaker and a parade with IMGO men menin menin
in line iie Cleveland today had ad the greatest great greatest greatNt ¬ l
est labor day In her h history historyTbe hl historyThe t ry
Tbe address add o of Haywood Ha will wi be the toevirtual theo thevirtual
virtual opening o lng of the soetaJtaUc IsUC eam eampaiga eamBe camHe
paiga He will deal more with the t e la labor laIter inastion ¬
her question qu astion tlon during the speech but as asContinued asContinued
Continued on Ninth Page
CHECK FOREST FIRES FfcFour FIRES4OOOOOO FIRES4000000DAMAGE
4OOOOOO 4000000DAMAGE 4000000DAMAGEFour DAMAG DAMAGFour
Four Counties Laid Waste Wasteand Wasteand Y aste asteand
and J4OOO 14000 Are AreHojiiSless AreHont AreHoni
Hont HojiiSless HojiiSlessPROMPT 1 I IbSS IbSSPROMPT s
fc fcPROMPT
PROMPT STEPS TAKEN TAKENTO TAKENTO TAKENTO
TO AID SUFFERERS SUFFERERSRelief
Relief Rt 1icf Trains Rushed Rus ed Into Hibbing Ribbingand Hibbingand
and Martial l1artiaf Law Is IsDeclared IsDeclared IsDeclared
Declared DeclaredForest DeclaredForest DeclaredForest
Forest Fire Damage DamageCountie
Countie swept 4 4Persons 4Persons 4Persons
Persons homeless i 14000 14000Property 14000Property T4o00 t tProperty
Property loss 4000000 4000000TOWNS 4000000TOWNS
TOWNS DESTROYED DESTROYEDChisHolm DESTROYEDChisholm DESTROYEDChisholm
ChisHolm ChisHolmShoaando Hartley HartleyPHlslmry HartleyShenando HartleyShonando
Shoaando PHlslmry PHlslmryDULTJTH PlllshuryDULUTH PillsburyDULUTH
I
DULUTH Minn Sept So t 7 7Vlth With St StLouis StLou StLouis
Louis Lou Itac I and Carleton oountles oountt In InMinnesota InXlnn inMinnesota
Minnesota Xlnn a and Douglas oounty Wiscon WlMOftsin Wisconsin ¬
sin laid waste the forest fires which whiohhave whkslabav whichhave
have raged near nearfhere fhere here for thirtysix thirtysixhours thlrtystxhours thirtysixhours
hours are under control Control and further furtherdestruction furtherdestruction JrUte JrUtedeatruetlon
destruction of property is not expected txpectedunless expectedunless Xpeeteclun
unless un the wind takes an unfavorable unfavorableshift untvorabMallitt unfavorableshrift
shriftPrompt shift shiftPrompt allittPrompt
Prompt action was taken today fol following folkWlng tellowing ¬
lowing the Issuance of Governor Johnsats John Johnsons J ohn ohniIOIl ¬
sons iIOIl proclamation last night to re relieve reSeve relieve ¬
lieve the suffering of the 14M6 14 people peoplerend peoplerendered
rendered rend homeless bomel by the b8 fire A city cityof cityof cityof
of tents is springing up on the out outskirts outaklrta outskirts ¬
skirts of the town of Hlbbing and in inthem Inth inthem
them th the thovsands UtOla d of refugees from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the devastated towns 101 are finding shelter shelterMartial sheltrMartial shelterMartial
Martial law has been declared in the theburned theburnliSd theburned
burned district districti districtLoa
Loss L U Is Immense ImmenseBefore ImmenseBefore ImmenseBefore
Before the flames had been checked a aproperty aproperty
property lose lo of KOWOOO had been caus caused caused caused ¬
ed Chisholm sixty miles north of Du Duluth Duluth Duluth
luth sustained the greatest loss about aboutOO aboutit016606
2600008 OO Today only blackened ruins ruinssmoking ruinsmoldnl ruinssmoking
smoking plies < < of charred wood and lit little I1ttie little ¬
tle gray y heaps of ashes comprise what whaton whatou whaton
on Saturday was the most mo t nourishing flourishingtown JIOul1 nourishingtown hlng hlngtown
town on the Meaba range rangeHartley rangeHartley
Hartley Shebando and Piltebtiry are
believed to have been destroyed destroyedWhen dutroedWhen destroyedWhen
When the fire got beyond confer central Saturday Sat Saturday SatllClrlt ¬
urday llClrlt it swept down on Chtaholm Ok OkmoC al almost 1 1most ¬
most without warning and the thequlekly pines ptaoewas pineswas
was quickly destroyed de troyed Wbbtagsaved HJbblng we wesaved W WAVec
saved AVec only by desperate firefighting and andthe andthe andthe
the sudden subsidence of the wind windWhen windVben windWhen
When Governor Johnson called eaU 4 out outeomlHUY a acompany acompany
company of militia late Saturday night J fJ t
It was on information that ghouls were wereat w wat wereat
at work ork among the ruins of Chtsholm ChtsholmThis ChtahohaThis ChisbolmThis
This later proved untrue but the governor gov governor p < I Iemor ¬
ernor will keept the troops on the scene sceneuntil sceneuntil Beeneuntil
until order is restored restoredSuffering reetoredSu restoredSuffering
Suffering Su er ng Relieved RelievedThe RelievedThe RelievedThe
The disaster is the greatest t that baa hasever baaever baaever
ever visited the Mesaba range Special Specialtrains SpacialtraIns Specialtrains
trains bearing provisions and clothing clothingfor
for the refugees are running into Hlb Hlbbing Hlbhtag Hibbtag ¬
bing today and it is believed that by bynight bynlpt bynight
night most of the suffering will be re relieved relieved iehieved ¬
lieved lievedThree lievedThree hievedThree
Three men and one woman are be believed believed believed ¬
lieved to have perished in the forest
fires Ir outside of Bibbing They are three threelumbermen throelumbermen threelumbermen
lumbermen and the wife of one of them themThey thentThey themThey
They were driven into town late yes yesterday yestorday yesterday ¬
terday by the flames but later return returned returned ¬
ed into the fire district to get their theircamp theircamp theircamp
camp outfits They have not been seen seensince seenalnee seensince
since sinceAt alneeAt sinceAt
At 9 oclock today 8000 had been beenraised beenraised beenraised
raised here for the sufferers at Chls CMsholm Chlsholm ChI8holm ¬
holm and the subscriptions were com coming oomIn cornlog ¬
log In in rapidly rapidlyAdvices rapidlyAdvlee rapidlyAdvises
Advices today from the ruins of Chit Chisholm Chitholm Chlliholm
holm state that the national guardsmen guardsmenthem guardentber guardsmenthere
them today arrested eighty men found foundtampering foundtamperIng foundtampering
tampering with cash registers in the theruins theruins theruins
ruins The moving of practically thewhole the thewhole tJewhole
whole population of Chisholm to Hib Hibblng Blbbin Hibbing ¬
blng bin < < was 8 accomplished without accident accidentAERIAL accidentAERIAL accidentAERIAL
AERIAL STOWAWAY STOWAWAYGETS STOWAWAYGETS STOWAWAYGETS
GETS SAFE TO LAND LANDSAN LANDSAN
SAN JOSE Cal Sept 7 7Fred Fred Biaggi Blaggieighteen Biaggitt6Pteen Biaggieighteen
eighteen the first aerial stowaway on onrecord onrfiCOrd onrecord
record has returned unhurt from his histrip histrip histrip
trip In the balloon of W L Warring Warringrachute Warringa
a parachute rachute performer performeriggi performerBlqgl performerBiaggt
Blqgl iggi made the trip on a be beas bet Just Justas Justas
as the balloon cut loose he ran for forwtsvrd torrd forward
ward rd and Jumped into the rigging under underthe underthe underthe
the mouth of the bag The Th balloon rose roseto roseto roseto
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ON TAFTSTOURING TAFTSTOURINGRepublican TAFTS TOUIRepublican TOURING TOURINGRepublican
Republican Leaders L aders DeclareIs Declare DeclareHfe DeclareyM
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HIS Surmise SurmiseNEW
NEW YORK Sept pt 7 Republican 7R 7Reanapaip 7Repuiicancampaign Republicancampaign
campaign offers o Icer8 emphatically Iy decline e to toadmit toadlldt toadmit
admit that Mr Bryan te right lp i his htemirxntea hkurmIN hissurmise
surmise that Mr > > rTatt Taft is going set en ctft the thetamo thetuau theatumo
tamo because beca be te scared scaredThey 1IeIUe4They scaredThey
They explained that a month ago a < < o he hewas hewu hewas
was overwhelmed with invitations to tospeak toapeak tospeak
speak and in order to end emtytrrass emtytrrassments em1trnulamen emitarrsaaments
ments men it was decided to give fye out flat flatannouncements ftatannouncementa flatannouncement
announcements that he would wou not stump stumpat
at alt Il This dammed the deluge and andgave andpve andgave
gave time to consider where wh < < it would wouldbe woukf1Ht wouldbe
be desirable rable to speak if at all l The Thedecision Thed8el Thedecision
d8el decision lon has been made and JI therefore thereforeannouncement thereforeannouncement thereforeannouncement
announcement that a tour will be made madefollows madetollows madefollows
follows followsThe tollowsThe followsThe
The truth nI I apparently te i flat t t both bothcandidate bothcandida bothcandidates
candidate and both campaign commit committees COMmittee committees ¬
tees ate ie reared Mr Bryan is going goingto xoUgto
to invade the East not because he is issure hiaure Issure
sure of the West e t but because he is isgo J JiO isso
go uncertain about a O t the West that ha hawants he hewanUi hewants
wants to take a chance chan of annexing annexingsomething aa sxfhgngsomething g gaome
aome something i But Likewise Taft wftj wft 111 go goWest goWest go1Vect
West not because he is dead surf stir o othe of ofthe ofthe
the East but butMcaue because he is worried worriedabout worriedabout worriedabout
about the West WestThe WestThe We t tThe
The Indiana story is that about sixweeks six sixweeks sixweeks
weeks ago 0 a poll was made by the Re Republicans ne nerubUn Republieerts ¬
publicans which whlcbshOWQd showed the Democrats Democratswould Democratswould Democratswould
would carry their State ticket tJ ket by a good goodround geodround goodround
round majority and lid that the I Deme DemeeratIe Demeeratio > eme emeeratto
eratto national tional ticket trailing some some30ee0
30069 behind < < the State ticket would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have little Itttl better ter than an even chance chanceto
to carry the State StateSecond StateSecond StateSecond
Second Poll on Now NowA
A second HC lHi poll Is being finished and andshows andahaw andshows
shows that the Republican national nationalticket netJonaIticket nationalticket
ticket has gained alned decidedly that Kern Kernhas Kernbaa Kernhas
has added little to Democratic strength strengththat strengthuat strengththat
that Taft te safe te and gaining gfJnln that thatchances th thatchances t tchanoea
chances are still against the RepublicanState RepublicanState Republican RepublicanState
State ticket but ut that It too Is gaining gainingAs galnlnt galnlntAs galningAs i
As to Ohio the silence of the Repub Republican RepubJIoan Repubbean ¬
bean managers Is eloquent They say sayno sayno sayno
no peace has been made with Foraker Forakerand Forakerand Forakerand
and Taft has no Senatorial caudate caudatethat c ca4ldatethat Nltdatethat
that Js Foraker te being let alone and andhas andbaa andhas I
has an even chance for his white w jte alley alleywithout alleywithout alleywithout
without national interference The truth truthis truthis
is that both national committees are arecoming arecoming arecoming
coming to realise reaUM that the doubtful doubtfulterritory doubtfulterritory doubtfulterritory
territory extends ext nds nearly nearlyaeryvher8 nearlyaeryvher8Mr everywhere everywhereMr
Mr Taft may carry everything North Northand Northand Northand
and three or four States South Then Thenagain Thenagain Thenagain
again Mr Bryan may get the solid solidSouth soltdSoutb solidSouth
South and a big sweep In the middle middleWst middleV6St middleVest
Vest far f r West and middle Best And Andthere Andthere Andthere
there is growing feeling that the differ difference difference difference ¬
ence between a Republican and anI a 8 Dome Domgcratic DomQcratlc Domecratic
cratic landslide lndaUdemay may be caused by the thechange theehaqe thechange
change of oLa a mighty small number ef efthe etthe ofthe
the popular votes Margins are going goingto
to be small Taft is unexpectedly unexpectedlystrong uJ1 unexpectedlysarong xpec6d1y xpec6d1ystlOng
strong South Bryan Is surprisingly surprisinglystrong surprisinglystrong surprisinglystrong
strong North NorthResult NorthResult NorthResult
Result Will Be Close Closet Closewould
J would ou14 not be surprised said a apolitician 8ioUUelan apolitician
politician who has been many m ny years on onone onone onone
one of the national committees If the thewinner thewinneI thewinner
winner should nave one hundred ma majority majority majority ¬
jority in the Electoral College and If Ifhe Ifbe Ifhe
he has I would not be surprised to toftnd totind tofind
find on n a calculation that the change changeof
of 60009 011I votes would have given the theother theother theother
other man msn msncoDeegees one hundred majority in the theCDemoc9ats thecoil
coil ll 8 8Uoovats
CDemoc9ats Uoovats are Immensely Immen el pleased pleaseda T that thatTaft thatran thatTaft
Taft la a going OH the stump They re reeard regard
eard TaftIt It an admission alml 5loli of q weakness wea ones and andtioians andthhk andthink
think Taft will be nn Ineffective stump atumper
er The nUi1bel of RfpubUOfUl poU poUticlans pnllticians
tioians who have misgivings about aboutwhether n aboutwhether out outwhether
whether Taft will be a campaigning campaigningnuccess rampalgningIIUceess campaigningsins
sins is also great greati grt greatafoses > at atoel
i Hosea oel lltti 1t bi3111a1 mual ual September Sale S lc lcc r
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BLOWS BL0SOUTBRAINS BL0SOUTBRAINSON OUT BRAINS BRAINSON
ON BENCH IN PARK PARKLack
Lack of Work Prompts ProVnptsOwen PromptsOwenf
Owen Owenf 0 en T Ca11isto Callls to End EndHis EndHis EndHls
T
His Life LifeOwen LifeOwen fe feOwea
Owen T CaWa an insurance soMeitor soMeitorof
of li 1 ltlt B street str northeast despondentbecause despondent despondentbecus tapodenth8
because he had been unable te secure secureemployment MCUr9employment secureemployment
employment for the last month blew blewhte blewbIB blewhis
bIB brains out while sitting tUng on a bench benchIn b CIh CIhIn
In Stanton square uare this morning He Hewas Hewas Hewu
was thirtynine t trtnllM years old oldPoliceman okIPo aidPoliceman
Policeman Po n NefC of the Ninth pre precinct predoet preetnet ¬
cinct was standing tandtn at Massachusetts Massachusettsavenue xa Massachusettsavenue ae u etts ettsavenue
avenue and Seventh street northeast northeastabout nor northeasti northeastiabout I Ibout
about 110 10 > oclock when his h attention attentionwas attenUonwaa attentionwas
was attracted by a man running toward towardhim towanlhim towardhim i
him and waving his ha bands frantically franticallyI
I A man has just Ju snot hot himactf on one oneof on onof oneof
of those tho e benches up there he told the thepatrolman Utepatrolman thepatrolman
patrolman Melt told the man to go G to tothe totM tothe
the hospital bo pltal and ten them to send anambulance an anI It Itambulance
I ambulance white blle he harried b1llrt to th thscene the thfJJieUe thescene
scene of the shooting shootingSitting mootingSitting shootingSitting
Sitting on Beneh BenehCaHte BenohCaH BenehCailis
CaHte CaH was sitting tUng on the bench with withthe withthe Jtb Jtbthe
the revolver yer still un held against his right righttemple righttemp righttemple
temple temp The bullet a L wcailber ber had hadgone hadgone hadgone
gone through his bl brain His fingers fingerswere ftng8lSwere fingerswere
were locked l cked about the th handle of the thepistol Utepi8tol thepletoI
pistol with a a vicelike grip and a cI it was waswith wasUh waswith
with Uh difficulty that Neff managed to pry prythe Jrythe prythe
the weapon loose looseThe 10D88ThlJ looseThe
The man still showed f gas of life and andthe andthe andthe
< the policeman endeavor nd aYOl id d to stop the thenow thefIo theflow
now fIo of blood until the arrival IT I 1 of the theambulance theambulanee theambulance
ambulance Callte died a few minutes minutesafter mtnutNafter minutesafter
after reaching the Casualty HospitalThis Hospital HospitalThis Ho p1tal p1talThis
This is no surprise suqrt to me said lei Mrs MrsCallte
Calls when informed that t thad her hehwl husband husbandhad huabaftdhad d
had committed suicide I have been beenexpecting beenexpecUn5 beenexpecting
expecting it I t for some ao time For over overa
a month he has been out of work and andall dndall uidall
all he did was to worry vvorryI
I tried to cheer him up and tell him himthat himthat himthat
that everything would come out all allnght allright 11
nght but he was despondent and one oneday oneday
dayshe day hu no said if something soret didnt turnup turn turnup turnup
up he was going goln to end It all allWife allWife
Wife and Five Children ChildrenBesides ChildrenBMides ChildrenBeatles
Besides his wife CaHte Can leaves five fivechildren fivechildren
children the oldest of whom te I a fif fifteenyearold fifteenyearohs ¬
teenyearold girl ir1 Mrs Callus C11 said that tanther thather
her h r hust hustjand and never kept kepta ji a revolver In Inthe inthe inthe
the house and she did not know where wherehe wherehe
he h got the pistol with which he ended endedhis endedhis endodhis
his life lifeThe lifeThe
The revolver was a new one and the thepolice thepollee thepolice
police say Callls evidently purchased It ItSaturday ftSaturda ItSaturday
Saturday Several persoas living In the theneighborhood theneighborhood theneighborhood
neighborhood heard the shot ot and rushed rush rushed ru h hed ¬
ed to the scene Two men who were werewalkiag werewaikisg ere erewaJkl
walkiag waJkl g through the park saw the man manas manas
as he placed plae the th revolver to his h temple templeand templeand templeand
and firedTA fired firedTAFT firedTAfT
TA TAFT FT SETTLES S STO E TTL FS DOWN DOWNTO DOWNTO
TO CAMPAIGN WORK WORKVacation WORKVacation WOR K KVacation
Vacation Ended Today TodayIs Is Billed Billedfor Billedfor Billedfor
for Two Speeches in San Sandusky Sandusky Sandusky
dusky TomorrowMIDDLB Tomorrow TomorrowMEDDLE TomorrowMIDDLE
MEDDLE BASS ISLAND Ohio Sept Sept71n Sept7In
7 71n In leaving l vlng here today William Hew Hewand Bewand Hewand
and Taft bade farewell to rest re t and va vacation vaC8tfon vacation ¬
cation and turned his face toward thereal the thereal ther6fll
real hurd work of the campaign campaignHe camJN fB fBHe
He went to Fremont Ohio at 11 11oclock 1ioclock
oclock today to be the guest of Webb WebbHayes WebbHayes
Hayes a 2 son of President Hayes Hay at atthe atthe
the old Hayes hon home From there he hegoes hegoes hegoes I
goes to Sandusky tonight tonightHis tGnhghtHis
His work begins tomorrow before beforehe beforehe beforehe I
he takes the train from Cincinnati < He Hewill Hewll1 Hewill
will make two speeches in Sanduskyope Sandusky I Ione
one at the Soldiers S ldlers Home at I JO = > > a um umand at atand Jl1and
and one on in the town theater ce cef at UW UWunder U1Oun llaoh
under un r th the auspices of o f to tocommittee h o Republican Republicancounty ItftPUltlleancomty B
county committee committeeAt committee
At t 149 4e p m tomorrow tomorrow toD1 rro the t e party > > Rtr wiltstart wilt willstart wiltstarl
start to Cincinnati am an on o the wayJudge way wayJudge w wJuqe
Judge Taft will make at least 1a ey drear dozest dozestrear d drear
rear platform speeches speechesh
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ABOR HEARS BRYAN BRYANAT BRYANAT
AT CHICAGO PICNIC PICNICI PICNICN PICNICNebraskan I
Nebraskan N braskan Defends Injunc InjuncI Injunction InJunction
I tion Plank Plank lank and Scores Re Republican RePublican ¬ I Ipublican
publican PlatformCHICAGO Platform PlatformCHICAGO I ICIDCAGO
I IDoeratie
CHICAGO Sept 7 7Ulam WHMam J Bryan BryanDemocratic BryanDemocratic
Democratic candidate for ft r President Is Isthe isthe I
the guest of the Chicago Federation of ofLabor ofLabor I
Labor today todayOn todayOft todayOn
On his arrival this morning morning he h wa wamet WS WSJMt wrenmet
met at the train by a committee of offifty offifty offifty
fifty members of thc U central body and andescorted andHCOrted andescorted
escorted to his hotel Mr Bryan was wasIn wasin
In 11 Ills utraal Ulm ui nal health although a couple coupleof
of goo sized bolls on bis neck inter interfered IDtertered interfered ¬
fered somlwhat with his acknowls ige igement fre frement
ment of the cheering that greeted nettHl him himas himas
as he b passed through the streets streetsBryan streetsBryan trwtsBryan
Bryan is especially jubilant over the theannouncement theannounctment theannouncement
announcement by Judge Taft that he hewill hewill
will make a s speaking tour r Today he hecommented hecemmented hecommented I
commented sarcastically on the tl change changeof
of heart of the Republican managers managersand managers1 managersand
and intimated that in his opinion the thedamage thodama thedamage
damage dama has already JIlll88d been n dose and aiidthe andthe
the speaking trip will not swing die disgruntled dlsrunUed diegruntled ¬
gruntled runUed Republicans into line While WhileBryan WhileBryan Vhll
Bryan was dressing dre eln to review the pa parade palILde patade ¬
rade National Chairman Norman E EMack EMack BMack
Mack went ent over the Eastern situation situationIt
It was explained to Bryan that State StateChairmen StateCbalnnen StateChairman
Chairmen Connors and Leader Murphy Murphyof
of Tammany Hall have decided to tot tolay t t lay layaside layaudde layaside
aside their personal preferences and andwill andwill andwill
will name n8 any man for governor whom whomBryan whomIiryan whomBryan
Bryan will suggest suggestBryan suggestBryan suggestBryan
Bryan Is Staggered StaggeredThis
This unexpected complication staggered stag staggered slaggered ¬
gered Bryan but he declined to Inter Interfere intertere interfere ¬
fere In State politics politicsAt
At noon Bryan reviewed the big La Labor Labor Labor ¬
bor Day ey parade from the balcony of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the hotel hotelAs hotelAs hotelAs
As soon as the parade was over ovarBryan ovorBryan overBryan
Bryan entered an automobile and was waswhisked waswhisked as aswhl8k
whisked whl8k d to the Iroquois Club where he hewas bewas hewas
was the guest at the luncheon of the theState theState theState
State committee Bryan scored the thecommittee thecommiltee thecommittee
committee for its failure to place legis legislative leglsJ8tlo legislative ¬
lative tickets in the field in every dis district 118trtct iistrlct ¬
trict As a result of this negligence a aRepublican aUepubltcan aRepublican
Republican successor to Senator Hop ¬
kins is assured assuredSpeaks assuredSpeaks assuredSpeaks
Speaks at Picnic PicnicThis PicnicThls PicnicThis
This afternoon Bryan Is addressing addressinga
a big Labor Day picnic and tonight tonightas
as the guest of the International Association As Association Asoctatton ¬
sociation of Electrical Workers he will wlllspeak willspeak willspeak
speak again to labor at Brands Hall HallThere HallThere HallThere
There are thirty national n tlonal committee comraltteoxnen committeemen
men men as well as half half a hundred Statechairmen State Statechairmen Sttteh1rmen
chairmen and secretaries se tar es hero to par participate participate partielpate ¬
ticipate n the conferences of today and andtomorrow andtomorrow andtomorrow
tomorrow tomorrowAt
At these conferences there will be beoutlined beoutUned beoutlined
outlined plans for pushing the th State Statefights Statotights Statefights
fights and the general conduct of the thecampaign thecampaign I Icampaign
campaign will be discussed discussedMr discussedMr I
Mr Bryan SpeaksMr Speaks SpeaksMr
II
Mr Ir Bryan spoke sp ke In partas part as follows followsIf
If It were proper to speak from a atext atext I Itext
text I would select a passage from fromProverbs fromProverbs fromProverbs
Proverbs for I know of no better one onethan onetban onethan
than that furnished by the words of ofSolomon ofSolbmon i
Solomon when ho declared that as a aman nman aroan
man thlnketh In his heart so Is heThis he heThis heThis
This is Bible doctrine it is common commonsense commonsense commonsense
sense and It Is human experience We Wethink Wethink Wethink
think In our hearts as well as In our ourheads ourhed ourheedsout
heads heedsout out of the heart are the issues issuesof
of life lifeThe UteThe lifeThe
The world Is growing toward brother brotherhood brotherhood brotherhood
hood and our nation Is leading the way wayThere wayThere wayThere
There Is mere altruism In this country countrythan countrythan countrythan
than anywhere olse in the world worldA worldUA
UA A long step toward the elevation of oflabor otlabor oflabor
labor to its proper position in tho na nations natlons ¬ i itlong
tions deliberations Is to oe found in inthe Intlte inthe
the establishment of a Department Pep ttment nf ofLabor nfI t tLahor
I Labor with a Cabinet officer ot OOr at Its head headche headshe
1 she labor organization has been beenseriously beenaerlously beenseriously
seriously handicapped by b tho faot aot that thatIt t41tIt thatIt
It has beenftin been n l I nm not sure that it ithas Ithas ithas
has not been clone unwittingly unwftUn unwittinglyyoked lyyoked yoked up upContinued upContinued upContinued
Continued on Fourth Page
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KNOXAUTO N0XAUT0REKED N0XAUT0REKEDSON WRECKED WRECKEDSON
SON BADLY Y INJURED INJUREDTire
Tire of Their Big Mercedes MercedesBursts MercodesBursts Merce tks tksBursts
Bursts and Collis Collision CollisionFollows CollisionFolIows leis leisFollow
Follows FollowsSON FolIowsSON FollowSON
SON OF THE SENATOR SENATORKNOCKED SENATORKNOCKED SENATORKNOCKED
KNOCKED SENSELESS SENSELESSAccident SENSE ENSELESSAccident LESS LESSAccident
Accident Occurred Near Geneva GanevaSwitzerland Oon GenevaSwitzerlandAll va vaSwitzerlandAll
Switzerland SwitzerlandAll All of Occupant OccupantSlightly Oc OccupantsSlightly panb panbSlightly
Slightly Hurt HurtGBNBVA HurtGENBV HurstCI8NA
GBNBVA Sept 1 7gear Bmtmtor r Philander
C Knox of Pltoburg and Me 1rI wife were
slightly injured a and d the tlMtr their sew Pkflastder fcfi iider er
C Knox jr seriously hurt ix a art au automoWIe autontobUe automobile
tomoWIe co1U collision coIlS111oftThe i yesterday
The Knoxes noxea were In tbefr hop Mer Mercedes xereedM Mercedes
cedes car and were w ga gush g at great greatspeed gnatspeed greatspeed
speed when wh on one of the tiNe burst The Thechauffeur Theehaurreur Thechauffeur
chauffeur lost 10 t control for a minute te and andthe andthe andthe
the car crashed into another aftQt big auto automobile automoWIe automobile ¬
mobile mobileThe moWIebe mobileThe
The be Knox car was thrown Into a aditch aditch aditch
ditch the occupant being beIa < < burled burledthrough J buriedthrough u1ed u1edthrough
through the air airYoung airY airYoung
Young Y oun Knox was as badly city braised 1 and andwas andwas andwas
was unconscious for several era minutes mutesIt minutesternally utes utesIt
It was feared at Ant that he Wu in
ternally injured Mr and Mrs Knox Xnozwere Xn01were Knoxwere
were slightly braised bII ed and ad Mrs Knox KnoxBuffered Xaoxsuttered Knoxsuffered
Buffered greatly from the shook The Thethree Thetbree Thethree
three were placed in another automobile automobileand aataMebtleand automobileand
and taken to their hotel the Beaortvage Beaortvagewhere BeatfyagewbSr8 Beaurlvagewhere
where a doctor was called calledAutomobiling calleclAutomo calledAutomobliing
Automobiling Automo tUng baa been the chief rec recreation recreation reereaUon ¬
reation of the K Jewox ox family In theirsojourn their theirsojourn theirsojourn
sojourn IB Europe They wet wove attom attempt attempting aUMlpting t tlug ¬
ing to pass the automobile auto bst into which whichtheir whichtbefr whichtheir
their machine macb eraMred er tdMd when wit the Ure Ureexploded Ureexploded fireexploded
exploded Judge JucI James J g L Young of ofPittsburg otPIttaburg ofPittsburg
Pittsburg te accompanying aocomPft the Knoxes Knoxesbut KBoxeebut Kaoxesbut
but he was not with them at the time timeof timeot timeof
of the accident accidentMembers aocldentMembers accidentMembers
Members of o the th Family FamilyAll Famli FamliAll
All Away From Home HomeInasmuch HomeInasmuck HomeInasmuch
Inasmuch as no member e of the Sen Senators Senators n nato ¬
ators ato s family Is at t present Jn Wasti WastiIngton Wa Wsehfngton la laington
Ington details CeU l other than tHOM carriedla err carried d dIn
In the press dispatches were unobtain unobtainable upobtainable in inabJe ¬
able this afternoon Inquiry at the thehome tbehome thehome
home of Mrs Irs R S McCook who whodaughter WhOld WhOlddftughter whoardaughter
daughter recently married the older olds son sonof sonof sonof
of the Senator Reed Knox developed developedthat develoJkdlhat developedthat
that Mr McCook la spending Ii the sum wunm alunleI summer
m mer leI r In Columbus Ohio OhioSenator OhioSenator OhioSenator
Senator Knox and family have bean beantouring be beentouring n ntourl
touring tourl Europe in their tht thtr > laijp des liefcedescar desear
car r during drt tbe part summer mIIMI They 1M fete verchauffeur fetegoing re repin
pin going at a high speed Oft a roadway roadwaynear wa wanear
near Geneva when a In burst nit and ad the thechautreur he hechauffeur
chauffeur lost control of th the car It Itdarted Itdarted Itdarted
darted across the roadway In the path pattyof pathC pathof
of C an oncoming automobile wnoee WIt driv driver drher driver ¬
er made a desperate dM rat e attempt to stop alop1JIs
his car but failed The machines erashed crash crashed erlhcd ¬
ed together and th the Knox oar WitS wasthrown WHSthrown WitStbrown
thrown into a ditch tbe tbeIng oceupaflt oceupsiuglug oceupaflting
ing hurled to the ground Yens y Yell Knos Itaoxwas Knoswas Jta01lwas
was thrown thrown some ne tiiet9tt MtaHbm t bMe striking strik striking rik rikIng ¬
ing the earth and was rendered rendlr un unconscious unConscJoUL unconscious ¬
conscious
Rushed te Hospital HwpitalAfter H HospitalAfter llpital llpitalAfter
After the first aid had been give he hewas heWS bewas
was placed in the machine which col ctihided collided CIUded ¬
hided with his fathers ear and named namedto hurnedto
to Geneva for medical attention t It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was at first feared that be had been beaseriously be beenseriously > 1en 1enrloullly
seriously injured tnternsrtty pt It is jew jewbelieved sowbelieved GW GWbeHeved
believed that no internal Injuries re resulted resulted resulted ¬
sulted but the young man mBn te tmtteubt ondeubtodly tmtteubtadly bt
adly seriously hurt and wm remain abed
for some time Senator and Mrs Knox
it is thought will be able to be out outagain outagain outagain
again within a few days daysJudge da7BJudle daysJudge
Judge James S Young you of Philadelphia Philadel Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
phia who is accompanying the Knoxes KnoxesIn
In Europe was not with them at the thetime thettme thetime
time of the accident aecl ent The chief recreations recrea recreations recreations ¬
tions of the Senator S 1atcr and his family during dur during durIng ¬
ing their stay abroad have been long longautomobile longautomobile longautomobile
automobile trips similar to the one onevhlch onewhich onewhich
which ended disastrously disastrouslyIs d a8trou ly lyIs
Is Favorite Here HerePhilander HerePhtlan HerePhilander
Philander Phtlan er jr the youngest ncat son 0 of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Senator and Mrs Knox K ox is laafvor laafvorIte a favor favorite tvorIte ¬
ite with the very young > society set et here herebeing herebeing herebeing
being especially chummy with Charlie CharlieTaft CharUTaft CharlieTaft
Taft and Quentin Roosevelt His young youngfriends youngfrlend youngfriends
friends among the official and diplo diplomatic dlplomatlc diplomatic ¬
matic sot in Washington are mock exercised ex exereised exercised
ercised over his serious injuries and will willawait w1l1await willawait
await anxiously further details fromabroad from fromabroad fromabroad
abroad abroadSEARCH abroadSEARCH abroadSEARCH
SEARCH FOR BODIES BODIESOF BODIESOF BODIESOF
OF MISSES MI PAIRO PAIRODiver PAIRO9iver PAIR O ODiver
Diver Busy at Deer Island Look Looking Looking Looking ¬
ing for Drowned DrownedSisters DrownedSisters DrownedSisters
Sisters SistersDEER SistersDEER SistersDEER
DEER ISLE Me Sept 7 7Anethe 7Anethesearch 7Anothersearch Another Anothersearch
search will be made m e this tn afternoon to tolocate tolooatethe tolooate
locate looatethe the bodies of Misses Eleanor and andAlice andAlice andAlice
Alice Faire of Washington Washlnl ft which with withthree withthree withthree
three others have not been recovered recoveredfrom JeeGvredtrom recoveredfrom
from the waters off this island where wherea
a party of seven were W8redrowned drowned by theoverturning the theoverturning thsoverturning
overturning of a boat Tuesday night nightA
A diver reached here this morning JDOrnm and andwill andwill andwill
will make a descent de c Bt during the after aftarnoon afternoon t r rnoon
noon The boat the Lrfnnie L1nJ e Bell was waslocated waslocated waslocated
located yesterday by a 1 searching seerehir rehl party partyunder partyunder partyunder
under about eight fathoms of water waterIt waterIt waterIt
It Is believed that the five bodies stillunrecovered still stillunrecovered stillunrQCOvered
unrecovered are caught probably in the therigging therigging thengrother
rigging riggingThe
The e ngrother brother b btorn of the Misses PalM At Alton Attorney ¬
torney torn Richard E Pairs of Washing Washington ULtng ULtngton
ton has been here since Tbacsday Tbacsdayvainly Thursdayyvainly lIr ay ayvnlnlY
vainly endeavoring endeavortn to find some trace traceof traceof traceof
of his drowned sisters sistersWALKED ststersVALKED sistersWALKED
WALKED TO HOSPITAL HOSPITALWITH HOSPITALWITH HOSPITALWITH
WITH BULLET IN HEAD HEADCHICAGO HEADCHICAGO HEADCHICAGO
CHICAGO Sept 7 7George George Blair 13 lair see seeSedgwick 598Sadgwlck 188Sedgwick
Sedgwick street spent much of his ht time timeat Urneat timeat
at the National Emergency Hospital Hoepttalyesterday Hospitalyesterday ital italyesterday
yesterday reading the newspapers with witna lth lthn
a acaltber callber bullet i In his bead ti tiseemed th doseemed thseem
seemed seem to suffer no raeottvesrititte 1M tt t from fromthe fromtht fromthe
the ball of lead leadBlair lell4Blair ladBlair
Blair who Is twentyfive twen Y y Yf3rJ Para ars old oldwas oldwas omdwas
was shot sl ot In the forehead tor with a tine riflathat rit1ethat tinethat
that he and Lawrence OBrien O Brien a friend friendwere rJet11were rkttdwere
were playing with Saturday The Thewouthded fhawounded rh rhwounde4
wounded man then walked to i > e Emer Emergency Emergency Emergency ¬
gency Hospital Ho pltal a mile distant