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Show Che Jnter-Mountain Republican NUMBER CR. Mintia. 29. PASSENGERS IN BURNING SALT WRECK Work | of Aid Can COLLISION Paris, of } | nee A ‘BAD ON Weather B. & Slow Colliery ‘advoiy the dead ked 11, in . at the of 129. While the e official explosion colliery strict in the total list | SW | numbers number of Fostoria, Ohio, Mareh 11 0. from the of two Crashing | Te8cue- ese ee escaping steam of-his xine it was necessary to cut om with an-ax He had been ly killed Within half an hour all en-| of his legs instant- the this Train Before Strikes Caboose, the two men could climb drifts the fast westbound out of oad RU = LLCeEY ineaaiane cabaese the blinding snowstorm sion is as list of dead and Up, Ss the rescuers of f hose those' eo Fourteen Then= especially inbear ng un beara ie Which Is Dead. Ended. . JOHN ORAL ATS Chicago aunt. on: DVeMay Ob PAassenst = ? ied under engine Whee 74...\ Via yt vostal W.\ HOY, Y. Wheeling. clerk Cal on passenger ind skull Safe.: train, eee *e Wilmer 1 aT in ualthe in} are smashed one ully Injuredkot eons ¢ ' Aas, petiger. tra WAAR Se ; Benjamin clerk on pr Mat INQULIe caught ker wounded negro, MeLa Me on icuveher uct eee i in itt mall cuynea int : severe iwer- | ‘ n, x : es ene ane: oo} Reots i. Poe gineer passenger train, head cut, lef ) Pringte arm: broken anda calded condition | tune on enou 3: M1 that Chicago. ee ane sr u ECT George: ty fractured VEN the pie three a | the on to Bloomdale express messenger passengse wood, Fe Wife Declares York, was. New Schwab THe ter 11 to him :re ne € as é a ont tired : bell peopl there must that a very. sick man," , she ne yorler, : . wy ell; "he is not going think may peopleretartes ee one a Cian a. please is { o> tell him to to Prown+on ag ? two and ¢ wis and Sense ee ME, YOU four seriously COULDN'T EAT. still . ire ai 2 One to Congressional CHANGES! Take i Moody's I s finally of bird "6s shot otitis ' brough "t store but a then, ker ; a enaxgoe im and Ri . againster 5 a | Succeed Place; f Shaw It 11 Secretary of Up forecast for the week. WANTS TO ae out problem of of the President | encouraging his) oa) to that ve Others Dee aL band of sete oe Hentine ritatls " this afternoon, and Dislike two hace j badly erippled in this city perused the operators : de (11,-"It answer to ee the to of the "looks anthracite workers, President the members Which John was Mitchell of the seale commit- tee today The appointment to will be made E my but Bailey | direct actively break out answer is a sore the workers, as disthey early arly the answer refusal |™en. Not fs of every only fs the clcur demand this so, and of the but the op- at|¢?ators have gone out of their way slap at the union, . They declare: in Sl y Slap at Union. to ' "We stand unalterably for the open shop and again decline to make an agreement with the United Mine appropriating $59,- United Mine Workers of America does serious der the that ‘annon sahie » the pat in his statehood determination bill as that will Uphold Rate state commerce ane that tran anlrtatton interest of the President' of a place who un- in }ute the uccessor<: ofa. Berlin. circulation }Rervice Tlenry Mareh here 12 tonight that the soon gazette Prinee Henry ao commandercin=chiet of alive nay Germany this block Pennsylvania to Pace We go to live haan tear being been on of who may instructions, power and Emphasize the of This secur- | of Field Don't Strike. old country where and conte nt and shot, yes may thus be ob- have carry latter ee Refusal, paragraph the unions. All of from the the re- other de- of the union are refused in the ie speej commissfon which they were established by) commission and the methods established for carrying out their findings and awards shall be continued for three years from the first day of April, 1906, It had been our hope and, we trusted, the public expectation as well, that the effect of the exhaustive Investigation and findings of the distinguished citizens who constituted the anthraeit strike commission Wwou be to establish a just and permanent adijustment of the relations between the |. perators and their employes Note novel, 11.-Wwith March Romance "A yearly these by ‘disturbed lSetouaty can stand. these Ne ther sssive 1 enormous inerease in i the cost of production of anthracite correbe necessarily followed | coal, It is peincrease in its price ponding exthat therefore. fortunate, cullarly persons, third by arbitration. of ult contentions rie nA Corelli's FLYERS IN WRECK Killed in Colli-| rt in putting through of | co caucus early to removed was letter morgue the in found an makes = the and yropositions es PYol events of t chapter |interesting ies ‘ : : : Ready, ck Companies Coal 1!.-Coal March. Pa - Preeland. are preparin this vicinity companies Yorkat strike miners' the for |jng deputies of gangs the where, |/town, the last strike. aarink quartered were rebuilt being are stockades big The ee |and arrangements made for care of workmen who might not go out, and |the strike-breakers to. be brought in has fame, strike of Jones, Mother t nec || cy 7 , the keeping | yesterday, | Beckham Miss Anthony Nears rs is " Ky., creating passed bill, 'Chinn. | commission, and |‘. jtpalceneral for End. CITY : to . tabernacle overseer, Wilbur was his Voliva. Glen reforms In the defintely featuredesided. "have vital the the As Dowleltes to RACES separate chureh and state Dy, Jowle will be permitted to be EB lijah to his heart's the first apostle and tn: content, Bn not general overseer oft March by Col, . 11.-The racing | state a the legislature| to Governor sent signature. It pre- condiand regulations rules, lseribes racing in Kentucky which | tions under jah wll be conducted, and licenses all col yy ations that ate eos The commission sists | » to de- | aeceuee | ave aianers, three of whom must be of. thorough- | Yraoisers: rid i ly yrecders anc aisers : j any on setings e ‘eds claimed coal de- Attend and ae Busin = (Q.) abe Conneaut KENTUCKY a Lexington of ZION FOR ne PE as of the laws rivers bloom, Championed Measure is s Passed. Chinn Jack | Dreaded See Sensationalism Out ithe Responsibility. It REFORMS Cut sage| Pittsburg in lived and was formerly. a had Sundhoo about a month, i\LICENSE oe Share The officials. evidence every termined | spirit. 11,-Departures March *hicago, If is circling. iverse Alexander John: : e the ' policy y of eet not | froin could it will Z : bat t my in inaugurated be will which Good- | Dowie it.. elon management reform the by City | Zion Sundhoo Zion in afternoon this outlined were by the new deputy eee eon RUG aSr member of | was ,odge of Eagles. A old Won't 1 Flowers t and | flow oe ee ‘all rine ‘ a | sion of Burlington Fast Our in conference been and here union the the | with show his | companies brutal What born, us to be a without dle that eternal o% wh ee! of destruction, | perpetual in | it that say ean pariy neither Sundhoo's | appeared When room his in Gevorg natural Republican that There due consideration. have not hand | did one in clasped Worlds, Two be no doubt that the go {and a thirty-eight caliber revolver in can concerned will be served be lthe other, the dead body of Szar hering to the results thus reaeche Sundhoo. a Hindoo fakir, thirty-five The operators demands make publie all ae the counter and° correspendence, a tonight found was old, vears dream the of end The wh le ne compels that eode to and ff to live to laws of to ail the | reason, the Undesirable. Claiming | 3 Well as.the comfort of the people His Right aesto Commit ESDUre Contentions your suggesregret therefore, "We, [ape a it an entirely new and untried ement be made, which is to only It is not to the inone year rey' cat erest of employers or employes or to the aoe to have the mining business LIFE S ENDS -E was body following on iain deputies, board, by -|port of the anthracite strike commisN. C. Dough- | sion {fs seized upon by the operators to emphasize their refusal of recognition | Poc ket Justice Ai-report: of Leaves {quiet ye Sar Naval Chief. transfer Dough- has McCulloch, ee Ee OO AN hons Fifth DBO) BO1022 had ohshot .| Sundhoo avenue. : before, 5 body the and hours himse if | wi had He‘ discovered when cold} and} in his mouth, revolver the ple a novel. | in the a passage marking after and beautiful a is ‘Death | reading: bed the on down laid thing." lsolemn | bula sending the trigger. pulled and brain his through crashing llet | art-| The body was discovered by thé bill | Jandlady, who noticed that the gas jet! 1S2L8 | in Sundhoo's room had been burning unusually were things and day, I8}al) ane Senses their liged to act the balance aaavide ‘d of : Prince D. in | Marie a8} Seeretar Taft ilthough deposition a have ultimately to iring not does bench, court supreme )on the | feel like leaving the cabinet at this time, Washington. belleve that he be. ago, E. | | Hy os While will rae that valua which to. Mabel months to Fakir t= Two Trainmen to. Secretary bench estate| with a ee Suicide. commission so as to tribunal to regulate charges is considered connection = with in offer transferred over | un- ii ol he that. however fact The sympathy with the general proposition interthe of the power inereasing for 11.-Real Against | (ions: and the boys in the anthracite field constitute about 20 per cent of the members present. It is easily seen early ea who arise March 0 HINDOOD | influ- Taw, Is., dis time we can een not it o1 courts gates, only one cause has been noted, they send delegates to such conven- Settlement Claim Doucherty. Care Ht dealing - with:-the : -Seniae questions new law the PROPERTY Hazelton, Pa., March 11.-By Monday fully 6500 miners will have left this section for their homes in Iurope. Most of them have been here for years and in intelligence are above the average. They fear a strike and have no desire to suffer hardship. Sald jone of them when questioned today | "President Roosevelt no settle strike it el ¢ for a court rewant only a ainendment.ctol DILL while See- HIS contre: with the organization. ers are represented in conventions called for the consideration of strikes. While boys do not go as dele- ities and real estate marks the first | mands step In the settlement of the Claim | ggme which the people of Peoria hold cars against N. C. Dougherty for his de- Responsibility other and in several The arisen Republicans thinks Would increasing will personal property of aan ou being Many to Share Treasur's of large of court: is March these words one of the leaders of , , the United Ming Workers oh oo summed up the situation after he had SENATE supreme court recompkyletelv TE= of a specific provision view The President wi si cour \Wimited. ch Doll ive -Hep bur Mak-) <elly, thrown Dolliver, and engaged that trustee for the school rwin, attorney, for erty. rsion under-| Roosevelt's. i signed cas | pollce | has pathway that element sSwingler,30,years ; ; ane was Com- Poree In and at York, war." Strike in) Years. «MINERS LEAVE FOR FOR EEUROPE PUNISH view Secretary of ‘State Root "<as' the ost. fit person to succeed Mr. Roosevelt as President rate railroad of question the On rie un' Taft 4 " legislation &Secre retatr \ of. \V ar. \in thoroughexcept accord Roosevelt on thewithsingle President feature Train. train proach, of th e i Koei the first struct 7 New of Continue Three eek Step erty ternally out) Clapp, be Awards mission SHOP will be Sena-| "4 hoped that the operators would Simmons and | Show @ disposition to treat with their Spooner to OVER property Y close friends one of the mo formidHie obstack to thel inning the generally 4 it 1908 in nomination conceded that it would be. especially PG When oll] or- ' Speak. will speak Senators Have OPEN aid, composed t Dough-| the yote for a strike where the more ute, with the exception of the | conservative and experienced members nomestead and a small amount of ight be opposed to | | Shoshone E is the \ position on the { as is regarded bench time to put before there race A bad sinsioyee's aun struck tes Tent Would FOR falcnations. pat in deteror. Oe CPAs class of the from Its oce upant here, | Moving ~~" | presidential availabilities Hence should Secretary Taft go to the bench now or in the near future, virtually Rethe as availability his of talk lall publican leader in the, next national -ampalgn would' cease This would Into Will who houses, B. and an num- in the tender of the supreme, court} bench vacaney to Secretary of Wai up take can who to get is who Taft he great problem of isthmian canal and the Philippines. cas-.} , here | Take Taft Out of the Way. , followell Es ¥ pvolvel roe ave his ri load both Peoria. UNCLE JOE MAY ACCEPT DEFEAT _|Not From Choice But for Lack disaster = aeto ‘Treasury. Mareh great three. man' ae First tae Tatt supreme Gene Courrieres mine Cannon stands [minat ornto aye. ane Ag old, was in- che ‘ supreme . injured, his left leg was sevft. Should Mr Taft be i mem-| litl‘when. court supreme: the. of cat was head and his knee the above 4d bruised He died at the hospital gation os the life of the proThe men were making p a& train | posed new te law reaches that triOSHC} his of icy tantan the bunal. | a "make-up struckto bynope theyThe were failed when trali eae aay - |} no doubt would be to uphold the statjigm 5 " P= anova | e any | vigor Late tonight the indications | Kaiser will . what thes are for the interruption of telegraph |of Prussia the entire street cars The {and telephone service, do il whi Il FER on : Washington, ¢ rushed head his and wheels the der and tracks was thrown on the d02eN | Gwingler content | iy. wheels passed over hi eft leg S¢ hwab e wr [. \ wa Who 8 n with. my stater P the public Is #0 bin e Ohi tio Snowstormmn J 8 it the is re a in Bygood ure 11 A snow sresteds in. nil s led Youngstown, O, Mareh tt is just ie mattitude th: ee storm whic he threatens to tie up traffic and Cleveland tarted and sburg between hwabb3 | Gee a sold. chw: el the © tobelief "the that. Story there that Be. Mt aan and As haar " Is: the CABINET. Crotelyou March, Chicago, killed instantiv and exclaimed Lea arse are be Mr, in Way Build Canal "Af ‘ é1 slree pantie in eae started that my died i fed bah if ue care hysbane lo ye ‘ : yublic panics eer a nt Question ftir: Schwab was est es in B. oe ijtake ing Intimate) Schwab hk ive Irs. eves. not, atthe : that Tnllig, and Foraker, expected ‘ collis wits man One 11 another fatally in ) i o'clock) 1:30 shortly after jured tonight "Jin the yards of the Seuth Side Railroad | company, at Sixty-first and, Park avenue Both men were guards employed | Kelly.| Edward. company the by M Charl hit bedroom °> vears old. was instantly killed Wil- | Mrs. ill but not ie was aid aft r his trip. 7 oy don't care whether +: noe well: as -white® Railway ROOM his: even ' 'TWASN'T SUCCEED 5 ft shet Ine » Resting Is Only Trip. Mare h confined not and could. see ri ‘oday friends. IN STAYS eee J ; ro ae! SCHWAB TO FARMER-IF {TWO GUARDS LOSE LIVES showin fiat! pe"tinmited to any, exten -- hurt lightly Chicago Frank, P, Cc. went on to Chicago All the others are at the hotel w Sostoria J Phe sheriff arrived in |an end to the fighting casualties more anv were war-i iow looked for scalp Ohio, vey wun, on ‘i 11.-The reece riot J. o tor | Afteen escue faa Aapeende ww Iilses scaldyounded Wy tailev, a foreigner, had cutNewark arm and Nata, wound, Thomasface Van AFT Will Are and Charles WeCosSherslightly wounded. ANG assailant } ring to Tellis ad man aa Dour yes cut and esup 4brulked uy le wav ' "ee Owen RAs William Woods Hensen, Aurora THE "firing emptying, farmer : France March nleht''s nig - the} 2 SIGNS hea revus AGY.., |rled PERO 2ME! ELON Edward Lott, Lacey Ia., badly burned and sealded Oliver Martrat Pari : . an the Junction, | began PASSO aC IR, RIP OUE ALnA GSilded _ POPUP eutTan and head ribs ‘ HOsborn,.. meyer head ane la la st white in recently Emphatic Consider Proposals. measure, | ike railroad, to DECLARE vestigations | follows sf Operators which war it CERTAIN 000 or $100,000 to aid the interstate | NOt present the most inviting inducecommerce commissoin In its trust in- | Ments to the operators to enter into are"€ Not CENTS The house will have appropriation | Workers of America, an organization oe under consideration controlled by a rival industry, resolution will likely be adoptPhe present constitution of the ed» War of alleged which of Refusal |." the week to pass the bill increasing the medical corps of the army, doing away with the present contract systen when that offickal retives in thi »|Negro's Gun Play Starts Race.- Shaw fall, unless present plans are changed injured the sinews of in the debate times. An attempt of the | stoad that many cabinet changes are e | atmos| in. contemplation Attorney General | | SRR eelsoreo td aca MI vendy aad \ | the } of Bonaparte, Secretary. } mer pie t | avy department, will have the place | juilding jit a wishes. it In that event G. L A. R ambassador to Russia Mever, 1 iow RIA ae likely j ta ke the navy portfolio will Lets Gortelvou General Postmaster os the trusts Rayner. are eee Pevrished. those the with Knox, | bodies, horses, almost ee of tenth during the week tors Tillman, Culberson, The population of the mining dis- | | trict-is in a state of frenzy, and the | prefect has been compelled to sum| j mon troops to maintain order | The work of rescue is also greatly decoryfrom stench the by | reti irded | posing mins | phere com- attitude charge Warhorses mong those calling | ‘Only "} who in Investigation ed at | galleries. to pid thos tracks,coachand_went: day and smoker known upon f name Reply 11.-The Roosevelt has taken on besuch action will erystallize te during the week Mr. time and coal Wee. The work of rescue is also pageting with disaster. One man after bring }ing Up fourteen bodies perished w hile | he was descending inte the pit to MANY | bring up another. | Late tonight it is reported that a} | band of fifty reseuers have eee Bonaparte | caught in a ecave-in in one of tl fifty miles an hour He was within 200 yards of the spot where the first wreck happened when he saw the) wreckage and did not have time to put on but little of his air pressure time had fireman his nor he Neither to jump The smoker and day coach of Oe passenger train rode up on top oft 1e thi car fret@ht gled und engine pa the of nee the saved eneers ' thoughy it made i heir reseue a mattet of some peril and mi ftanity it 'assenyprers jm the Pullman and dinthe ing cur were thrown, from their seats ou scrambled they but tunned, and of their cars, which did not leave The insit the le ae Brought (ite the air, pe the trac kc ah leweasl SY four car JSnE DS of oo sight} wnt? ft car. stiekey aia day coach ‘pile <d up behind, thirty feet high. {Engineer Seigel, of the passengey train, was trying to make up twenty minutes on his schedule and was cut- ing through and FIVE SEEMS are Pe Cite ae _e oe essage o le resident, criticls y congress for failing to properly stipe ply. the: interstate: commerce. commis. work OW t. In- wi iid been removed to the dining car scarsn i saes ‘n wple of the passenger train that remained | Rescuers Carried Out. | on the track and an hour Jater they | The rescuing parties which were | were being cared for by physicians in! first on the scene were carried out the Hotel Sherwood here one by one by those who followed A blinding snow storm caused the | them, they falling in their tracks, ovwreck A fast eastbound freight stop- | ercome by the poisonous gases whieh ed at Godsend, the scene of the wreck, | filled the entire mine | to take. water Snew obscured the | Tales. of sider ai a bane equalled: troin from the view of Albert Gaustke in French annals ¢ bein 1, | cigineer of the section that followed | while other stories inale, iting ns ab closely No warning tlagman was sent | solute impotence of the officials are back, according to the second engine | also being circulated. crew The engineer saw the caboose | Many of those reseued have been of the first train just in time to put} driven insane by the terrible expe- | on the airbrakes and call to his firerience underground. | man, C. 2 Nieholson, of Garrett, Ind., Signals were heard late In le to jump Gaustke followed him al/afternoon from the mi may ating | second later soth landed safely in| that some of those mbe ud the snow drifts while their engine enc pel death. tossed the caboose squarely across ds of women are stopping the pte ogen with the mutilated bodies the westbound tracks Past March aggressive Tillman, worker | of and Some Hundreds of families. of the miners | Who perished in the { are being cared for by cominitt ees in charge injured ane President half of en lon sf wreck Peonijiag, ‘tn Be an teresting One For the Senate. firm i . young men and women, children & freight trains | and relative of those believed to | on the main line of the Baltimore & | have been caught in the Sapir Ohlo railroad, five miles west of Fos-|are besieging the rescuers to hasten foria, today, the Chiengo flyer west-| in thelr work in order that they may| bound, was wrecked, causing the lknow the fate of their loved one - | death--of atleast two persons and | most seriously injuring four Hlundreds in' Despair. Flames caught from the wreckage | Fully 2.500 people are gathered at and ‘for atime the lives of the in-| the mouth of the pit anxiously await-| jured were threatened The uninjured | ing News that will either drive them| of the passengers and train crews tore | to the depths of despair of cause | iside. the. debris and one by one the | them to rejoice that none of their reVictims were removed. Two, however. jlatives were victims of this tertibl were badly burned before the rescu- | disaster ers could reach them. Escaping steam| The work of rescue is necessarily| ‘rom the broken engines added to the | slow Flames and ases are still is- } dificulty of the rescuer several of | suing from the mouth of the pit and } whom were sealded while pulling the | greatly interfere with the work of| injured from under the spouting | recovering the yvietims As the reseu- | steam j}ers attempt to descend into the pit Cut OW Legs With Ax. thy y are driven back by the noxious | | fumes Which issue from the mouth of In order to release the body of Fire- !the mine Their places, however, are man Hootman, of the passenger train, | immediately taken by a fresh force a PRICE be taken under consideration, but insofar as the senate is concerned, it may prove one of the yekcel Interesting of the entire sessior The railroad rate bill, which has passed the house, and is now the unfinished business before the upper body, will be the storm center about which an earnest discussion will rage The vast interests involved, and Yhe | in- jared is not known, it will run into the hundreds, a 1,800 miners were at work when the explosion occurred Past Passenger Train' Crashes ines | On the injured, ‘scores of them are so| ei } Seriously hurt that it is likely the Caboose Thrown Across Track } death list will be greatly eoree to | be fore many days have pas by Preight. Heartrendering scenes, unparalleled| } in the history of disasters of this char| wlwenicenvatia jacter in France, mark the work of Into colder. ise much Variety inthe, subjoeer ¢@ which Courrieres Pas-de-Calais, the Week | | in the today-Fair: RATE BILL COMES UP ANTHRACITE WAR Courrieres. | Them. ebtiue Wrecked At Least Two Fatally Burne d Reach CIPY, | DEAD NUMBER 1219 oe Before LAKE 2 VOLUME I, cash. Among Overseer bt reforms the "principal to promised ‘oliva tute are the following labor in female Abolish shops, other and gactory [establish an agricultural Zion with ity. in connection Give. the Zion. Inculeate ; : religious > ih the ed creec face communCity. work- a industries ing capital. Tiwari Expel anurdh Treat newspaper with' courtesy. whieh insti- the ‘ oben diicarait representatives of toleration oe eke other Eliminate expensive dress and lux‘No cnanber vou| ae a hiterto Riesindulged by the habits: |Urious race -in any interested reste ‘ ie . community of the breed- | head by every It is endorsed track. teform the church music | . ler in Kentucky |~°-Relegate to the past all sensational to} The uthor of the bill. is Col. Jack religion. iGhinn. the noted breeder and starter, and emotional | bee cg 1.be" be - th ¢ t ctly . ecris - |