Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 100, 7 March 1913 — Page 8

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THE RICH3IO7JPlMAPIF3J AXI SUX-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, 3IARCII 7, 1913.

DYNAMITE IN

BARGE BLOWS UP IN RIVER

Loss of Life Was Heavy and Damage to Property on Baltimore Water Front Quite Heavy.

(Continued from Page One. I having it in tow were blown to atoms today in the Patapsco river, twenty miles south of Baltimore. The lives of all on board the barge and tug, said to number eight persons, are reported .to have been lost and thousands of dollars damage to shipping and property along the water front was done. The barge loaded with dynamite was being towed to Norfolk for the United States government. The British tramp steamer Alum Shine, which was loading for Panama canal points, which was near the scent ef the accident, disappeared beneath the water. A piece of iron from out of the boats was blown a distance of two miles. The Dolphin chemica; plant, three miles away was set on Are. Office buildings in this city were shaken as if by an earthquake shock.

Great Suffrge Parade In Washington

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. SHARON, Pa., March 7. Number one puddling furnace at the Wilkes rolling mill here blew up this morning. Nine men were injured, three fatally, and the big rolling mill was reduced to scarp. The injured are: Jerry Dunn, William Thomas, W. J. Davis, John Dunn, Richard Howells, Mike Lane, J. D. Dugan, J. B. Wilkes and Fred Miller. Thirty men were at work and how any escaped death is impossible to say. .The Dunn brothers were almost roasted alive. Their clothing was all burned off when they were rescued. The boiler rose 100 feet in the air and crashed through the roof of the boiler house. The explosion shook the entire city. Most of the injured men were taken from under tons of twisted steel, bricks and heavy beams by members of the fire department. The day force of thirty men had just gone on duty when the explosion occurred. A panic was caused throughout the city, residents being thrown from their beds and hundreds of windows shattered. Jerry Dunn and his brother John, and Michatel Lane cannot survive. The others sustained broken limbs, burns or internal injuries.

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ii,U .L ELECTION OF ELKS' OFFICERS Delegate and Alternate to Grand Lodge Meeting Also Chosen.

A POULTRY SOCIETY

Has Been Organized At West Alexandria.

At the regular meeting of the Elks

club last evening, officers were elected i

(to serve for the t-nsuing year. John. , C. Bayer was elected exalted ruler, J Gath Freeman, esteemed leading , j knight; Myron Malsby, esteemed loyal knight; Ray Newman, esteemed lec

turing knight; John Palmer, tyler; Ed ,

Wilson, treasurer, and James Dillon secretary.' The annual convention or Grand Lodge meeting will be held at Rochester, N. Y., in July. A large number of the members, of the Richmond lodge will attend.! A. H. Rice was elected delegate to the convention

and Dr. F. S. Anderson, alternate

(Palladium Special) EATON. O., March 7 Election of officers to govern a new society organized at West Alexandria by poultry fanciers in the Twin Valley resulted as follows: President. O. V. Fritx; vice president. Raymond HornbecK; secretary, Henry Meyers; treasurer. F. S. Swartzel; executive committee. J. H.

Ehler. Jr.. Ed. Gilbert and-Henry Meyers. Secretary Ora Overholser, of the original association, has stated that the American Association will recognise but one organization in thU county, and that one will be the society representated by him.

I' will ofrer for ale at Christman's barn at Jones horse sale on Notth 7th

, St., Saturday, March Sth. 1 two horse j ftagon box-bed. t (Travel bed. 1 fire shovel cultivator. 1 riding corn plo.

2 seta of breecher harness. 1 set bugJgy harness, 2 sets of fly nets. 100 bu. j corn. f-K

NEW FAST TRAINS , TO PACIFIC COAST

The gallant advocates of equal suffrage bravely wending their way along Pennsylvania, Washington, on the day before the inauguration, between two great surging masses of spectators, that eventually became so unmanageable that it wa3 necessary for a regiment of Cavalry to bt; ordered from Fort Meyer, Va., to restore order and allow the suffragettes to continue their parade. (Copyright by International News Service.)

MAIL BEING BURNED By the Very Busy English Suffragettes.

(National News Association) LONDON, March 7. The "postal brigade" of the militant suffragettes' organization got busy in London today and in spite of the combined efforts of the police and detectives destroyed a large quantity of mail matter. Acid was poured into letter, boxes in the heart of the business district during the busiest hours of the day. The women's social and political union held a demonstration today in celebration of the defeat of the progressive candidates for the London county council yesterday. The suffragettes, some of whom were qualified to vote, opposed the progressive candidates because the latter had the support of the government. "We have shown them that we are a power in politics even if we have not all got the ballot, exclaimed Mrs. General Drummond. "It will not be very long before we control parliamentary elections as well. We hope within five years to send women to parliament and within ten years to be absolutely in control of the government." Offers are said to have been made to Sylvia, and Christobel Pankhurst, daughters of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst to do a vaudeville sketch in the United States, depicting a window smashing scene in London.

EDUCATORS TO M EET I BL IZZAR D IS RAGING

CHICAGO, March 7. The new 72hour trains between Chicago and the Pacific coast are to be put in operation April 1. One, the Pacific limited.

will be operated by the Chicago. Mil

waukee & St. Paul Railroad. It will leave Chicago at 10:45 o'clock every morning, arriving both in Los Angeles and San Francisco at 9:40 a. m. on the third day. The other train will be operated by the Chicago & Northwestern leaving Chicago at 7 p. m. each day and arriving in San Francisco pi-r-nty two hours and thirty minutes later.

Big Convention At Cleveland Next Week.

Worst Storm of Winter

Cleveland, Ohio.

Turtle Soup all day Saturday. Lou KnopFs. RICHARD MUCH IS MUCH BETTER OFF (National News Association HAMMOND, Ind., March 7. Richard Much, a squatter on two acres of shore property in the midst of the United States Steel corporations land at Cary, Ind., had his title confirmed by the Indiana supreme court. Much's two acres were overlooked when the steel corporation purchased the land for the site at Gary. His ground at that time was worth about $10. When the oversight was discovered it was found that Much's property prevented the closing of Clark road through the hue;e Elgin, Joliet and Eastern, railroad yards crossed by thirty six tracks. The railroad will have to leave it open for traffic or pay Much a fortune.

(National News Association) CLEVELAND, O., March 7. Speakers of national fame and educators from many colleges, with clergymen from nearly every religious denomination will meet in Cleveland three days next week, beginning Tuesday, for the sessions of the religious educational associations tenth annual convention. One of the features of the convention will be the address Wednesday by Dean Walter T. Sumner, of the Cathedral at Chicago on "The Double Standard of Morals. Other leading speakers will include President Harry Pratt Judson, of the university of Chicago, also president of the association; Robert A. Falconer, president of the university of Toronto; Rabbi Emil Gustav Hirsch, of Chicago; Prof. Geo. A. Coe, and Morris A. Bigelowj of

Columbia University.

(National News Association) CLEVELAND, O., March 7. The

worst blizzard of the winter still had Cleveland in its grasp today, following its being borne in upon a fifty-mile gale last night. Blinding snow swept the streets and the mercury fell to ten above, making it the coldest March 7, since 1872. Gas was short and many suffered. One man lost his life as the i result of the storm. Tony Corino, 42, blinded by the swirling snow, failed to see or hear a Lake Shore engine at ; West 67th street crossing and was run down and killed. Overheated stoves caused numerous fires.

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YANKEE SWINDLER BAFFLES ITALIANS

(National News Association) GENOA, Italy, March 7. A clever swindler, believed to be an American crook of international notoriety, defrauded the bank of Genoa out of $60,000 today. Two men entered the bank, apparently together, one of them presenting a check for $60,000. After examination, the check was found to be

genuine. Immediately after the other man presented a similar cheek for the same amount. As the first check had ' been found authentic and as the sec!ond was exactly like it, no examination was made of the latter and the . $60,000 was paid over. i The man at once left the bank and later the paper was found to be spurious. The theory of the police is that the swindler, through an accomplice, knew that a $60,000 check was to be presented and managed to make a duplicate with the exception of the name i of the payee. I 1

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