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No. MT.
OREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER 18, BOOST OREGON BY EATINO OREGON APPpEp
Tried Tor Selling Booze
at Voncalla
WAS ARRESTED IN AN ATTIC
Where He Wis fmi ii Hiding Chas.
Grader ui "Hsttrcyde Mike" are
hdi lidicted Bank Case
No new grand jury was called, at
the opening of the regular term of
Circuit Court this morning, the for
mer grand jury being continued until
their work is finished. I'p to noon
today they had made no report since
rolivonllli last Thiirsihiv
Judge Hamilton called tho docket
and the jury eases were set for trial.
Tho ease of Kd. Franklin, of Gardi
.
ner, was ugain
indicted ubout
Cyer' foroe
selling at Gardiner and is under 800
wee
cash ball. District Attorney Ilrown
said he expected to be ready to try
Franklin tbe last of this week. Judge
Hamilton remarked that there
were
but few Jirty cases to be
heard at
this time and he hoped lo be through
The Franklin ease was 'therefore
continued.
Ilaii.sartl tin Trial.
The case of Mi-own Hansard, of
Youcalla. was then called. Ho was
under indictment for selling Ibtuor
at Youcalla several months ago. The
booze was purchased at Hansard's
tobacco store in Youcalla by Robert
Watch, acting as a special detective
or "spotter." Hansard was arretted
by Constable Chas. Daugherty. who
found him in hiding in the attic of
his woodshed. Veatch, Daugherty
and Sheriff Ouine and Hansard were
the only witnesses called during the
trial today, tbe bearing being very
brief. Hansard admitted on tho wit
ness stand that he had formerly been
convicted of illicit booze selling
both l.nno and l.lnn counties
Vlila
Was
was also shown py cerinieo copies oi claims, anj usi uo-in i I'lni
of the court records fruiu those routi-: and accounts, open and c'o.-e books.
tj(,s letc. Mr. Room will handle the 1 ;.; I
Attorneys W. W. Cardwell and Al-,end of the business. Mr. Itrands h:.
i,ri a bra ha 111 aiuieareil for the de- been chief receiving train clerk for
fondant and Prosecuting Attornev
Hrown for the state. l lie jury,
which was secured in a very short
nun. was composed of I-:. A. Sieher.
.1. S. Hoanlinall. i . It- rraim
K. Stephens. S. D. Chapman. I-'. W.I
Hinder, Ituddv Muinpower. .lay ;
Hooth. J. C. Olinghoiisc, A, .1. Hear.,
I. I.. Ilodie. M. A. Sly. The testi
mony was completed and the iirgu
nienis partly made by the altorneyi
before the noon recess.
About two hours this afternoon
were occupied with arguments by
Attorneys W. W. Cardwell and Ceo.
M: Ilrown for the defense and prose
cution. The only Incident was that
Judge Hamilton reproved Mr. Itrown
repeatedly for not confining his ar
gument to 'be testimony adduced.
Tbe jury retired al :::l" p. in., and
w ere still out at I I "
The court then .ailed the ease of
W. I-:. Chapman vs the First National
Hank l that was i to recover money.
A Jury was called, with Carl F. Wim
berly attorney for the plaintiff and
O. j. Coshow attorney for the de
fendant. Other Order Made.
1 :.'... Douglas Creditors Associa
tion, a corporation, plff . vs. .1. I.
Springslead. deft : action for money.
Ruchanan Porter fur plff . C. I..
I In in I It cm for deft. Judgment for
$77. and $.'. any. fees.
llMll. Southwestern Surety Insur
ance Company, a co-poration, plff.,
ml
Cut Out This Coupon
It i- uimhI at any of the under
mentioned store. TIiom1 men Imnts
are the only one hi Koseliui'K h
iiisijilh-d I rat liny sijini) lo uie you
H ilistoutii iin an auanl for your
patrouaue.
New i ni k Store, Keoiminy (irneery,
.liihiiMin's I Hiiu Store, St ulihs' (iro
eery, llexall Store, Itosehuri: Meat
Market. Ko-ehuru HiN.k Co.
What would you think if you walked into a competitors' store and he told you that we are going
to quit giving stampshe has deliberately told you a falsehood. Don't be deceived. We will
give them long after he is dead. You would never have had stamps if we had not started them.
Watch the Adds, They will Mean things Soon
15c Turkish Towel 10c $1.00 Pequot Bed Sheets 85( Ail M'.liinery a Off 1.50 Cot. Blanket 1.25
l:U-:iel.-.l or .rwn T-irkish to.-l. In f:i.-.. i.f th.. -.,!i.,t,i ; . ' ' - 'vkl In flaln . . , . ,,, A.., ,,
Kiwi! ! ''! 'r lianil or l.ith ti,n mark. t. lv. '.!. " --- tumor- ,, .'-..r ..if I
!.!. .i i" ml I s..l,i r (I ai ... i ' ' "'"re at " " ',
10 Cents 85 Cents 1-4 Off $1.25
o
:
vs. Kd. llolrom and Mario A. Ilol
rom, hla wife, defts. ; unit to declare
a deed a mortBUBo and to recover
money. Chester V. Dolpti for plff.
Decree u nuked for in the complaint,
i llltiti. Ii. M. BullKinkle, plrr.. vs.
C. V. Uobinson, deft.: to recover
money, t'arl K. Wimberly for plff.
DinmiHsed.
I Crand Jury KiiHirtM Soon.
I I.ato this afternoon the grand Jury
was preparing to report on some
eases this evening prohably tlie
(Irliler desertion ease and the
".Motorcycle Miko" ease.
They Indicted (Irliler fur lewd ro
haliltatlon. and John K. Ilurxell,
I "Motorcycle Mike." for larceny of a
: motorcycle.
RAINCOATS STOI.KX I-'IUIM
I'ltKSIIYTKItlAX CIU lt(-H.
During the church' services Sun-
Hay evening, two raincoais iieioiiSiiiK i ouuiv court ami others interested
to Mrs. ('.union A. Kory and liny at Coiiuille ti1!S morning bv II (
illack were stolen from the choir, Diers ami Ivier l.oggie of North
room In the rear of the church. I lieiul. Thev pointed nut that owing
Chief of Police T. J. Williams stated t Hie new ilcmiind j,, Hondas I'oun
this morning that It would prohahly ; ty. thai the road ia tbe I uipiiua to
bo a bard matter to recover the l. sea hniit instead of the llouc-
coats, as tbe thieves wotliil no iikoiv
to lay the goods nwav until some
future time when the suspicions
aroused bv the men snan nine men,,!
uown
Tim theft may have tic-en
rommitled by persons who Intended
to
leave town, thus making it inor"
. ........ il...i Q ir IT
SiH - ".. L;'n, lookout for the
I I I'li'P.
Two OtlHT lloldx-ries.
Marsh & Hullwlnkle. of Riddle
' ' "r "'"T. ' ' .,."." ''
men nuniiay lllglli. I lie I"" ";'
tered their hardware store through
winoow in ine inn. .-mi ii'i"""
clew is
fur reported, hut Is lie-
'eyed lo he due to some of tho many
hoboes who are passing through
here of late. Two transients were
noticed about there previously, but
it is nothing definite as to their
guilt.
The office of Relit, flilc. of the
Norli Itoseburg packing house, was
entered some time between Satliriliiv
nighl and Monday morning and Hire"
cheeks taken from bis desk. Two
checks were for ?S..".U and one for
XKW
ADH STINt; COMPANY
OKGAXlZK.l) IX IKWKP.ITt;
K. C Room, of the Roseburg
Rooterie. and J. J. Hrauds have or
ganized the lloseblllg Adjustment
Company, which will bundle all sons
tne S. I'. Co. for the last eight
in tuts cuy ami win gio site,
il iil-
tent ion to adjusting
treigl.
cluini.-.
Their office
will
be in rooms
rkins building
Hid
:'"S of the
SCHOOL TAX ELECTION
ON NOV. 22; LEVY WILL
AGAIN BE TEN MILLS
The annual school election for the
Roseburg district, for the purpose of
voting a special tax for the mainteii-.
ance of the schools for tbe coining'
year will be held on Saturday alter-'
I'.OOII. Nov. L'l'. Sehool I'll l'!( Ne llie!
estimates that a lav levy of ten mills
will bo necessary, the same as for
the pnsont year, although the a.-'
sessed valuations have im t eased. '
Tilts increase of revenue is llee-led.'
ill order to pay otT $.'.u'in vv . r:li of
tin- special warrant.-, issued to.v.iid
paving for the new P.ensoti si hool
Minimi: :irnl uliirh will
ItH'
i!h - a ii j- i-ur. Tli-iv i ;ith
J - n t ot Imt iinii hi i 1iiis;
i':iid. :uul ivi r t nt n.-w
on ncro'iiit of tin. n, w i!
sci'-nn' ainl imlu-t ; i;tl
'(Mirs.-s lull-. I tit the ..hi.f
v;if.
iint:i
NEW
COOS ROAD BUILDERS
WANT 10 KNOW WHAT
DOUGLAS CO. WILL DO
Marslifield Times: Tlio fllins of
the petition u( oa County Good
linails Association uskliiK tno Coos
County Conn n call peclnl elec
tion to vote uti the issuance or $1 II),
nitii bonds lor the construction or
Kood roads was today postponed until
the next lenn of eourt. The petition
with the requisite liiuulicr of siBliers
bad been pr. si nled to Clerk Wil
liams, but it had not been tiled and
this was deferred until a new appor
tionment for the money could be
worked out.
I he matter wan
Wen mi u-lllt-tlie
his pail of Hi
,ail. iliat ii
Coos County
.... . ... , ui.e-Hiii" iniih
i . , i ... i . i .. i i i
iwiilH lie unwise tor
spend a large amount
money h.-tw i Mirth- Coin! and
, iioudas County line. Thev
i.jnt . , out thai if Douglas County
dlil not build its portion of the Myr
lie I'liiut road, a large amount of
moil would be spent almost useless
ly by Coos County.
They proposed that in-tead of
spending the bulk of the $110. 000
between Mn!o Point ami the Doug
las Coilli:y lire that It be used In
construe' ion of roads in Coos County
that would n.Tiirmuoduto the most
p' op'e. Tie ir idea was to have the
llieliey Use. I te l.iilld 1.(110 Itl'lldoll to
the Curry Co liny line, then build a
ermaiie::l ro.ul from Myrtle Point
via CoiMiiHo to Ylai-.-hfield and North
lleinl. and aIo lo espeuil some of the
money in IniiMim a road to Teliniile.
With this -.nk done in the county,
ihiy staled :li i Coos Cinihtv would
be in a posi'iiin to connect up with
either re.ni i;i.,i Ii.emh.s County I'ln-
ally il.en
the I'm:
Point no
Tie IV
build
route
w hot In
the
r It Is
Myrtle
I'la
Dr. ll.irtle slal
w and no action
special election
ed. le
a ? ill:: :ir
I-' t.i
ing.
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ili t nil .
Inl.-t.
mi' tie
nniilo,
and
I). Ill
Walker,
ill on.
over lo
of Tom
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also
mat-
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held in
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Ml I He
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Mile I.I
will be
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ICS will
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IWE GIVI' Z:K CRI.I.N TRADING
Tin-: storl: that serves you best
YORK
Fighting the Unscrupulous
WEGIVK frC CKKf N TRADING
IS SWEP1J. STORM
Eastern Half of Country in the
Grasp of Blizzard
HEAVY DAMAGE IS REPORTED
Lake Steamer Ashore aid all m Board May
be Drowned Two Blowi from
Bridges is Chkag
(Special to The Kveuing Review).
CIIICAC.O, III., Nov. 10. Though
II lias not entirely subsided, the great
uiorm
which has been sweeping the
Fast and Middle West for ail hours
Is abating slightly in violence. In
ten states tho wind raged, snow fell,
and the mercury dropped heavily.
In Chicago it is estimated that $l)ll,
nnii damage was done, mostly on the
lake front. Ohio and Pennsylvania
are burled In sleet iiuil snow. The
wind is high, mid the air nipping; cold
In New York, Indiana and Michigan,
w here the blizzard also raged. Mary
land, West Virginia. Tennessee nnd
Kentucky are within the storm belt.
Telegraphic and telephonic communi
cations are crippled and trains are
late. Ocean liners arriving at- New
York and llosloll reported a terrific
gale and mountainous seas. Many
casualties are feared.
During the height of the blizzard.
Antotia Z.iupsuys utid an unidentified
man were blown from bridges Into
tho Chicago River and drowned.
Michigan Ion.h Heavy.
DFTHOIT. Nov. 10. The loss In
Michigan alone from tho blizzard last
night Is fl.ved at half a million dol
lars. Crops and shipping suffered
heavily. There was a heavy loss al
Port Huron, where a terrific wind
prevailed.
Mast Half of Country Swept.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Practi
cally the entire country east of the
Mississippi, from Florida to Maine,
is sloriiiliouud. High winds and
driving snow am general, and the
w either bureau Is unable to promise
any liuiiietliale relief, asserting that
the storm will probably pass out to
sea via New- Knglund within thirty
ox huu is.
Lake Steamer is Ashore.
CAI.CMFT, Mich.. Nov. In. A fu
tile atn-nipt was made today by tbe
Ki g'e Harbor life saving crew- to
rea i h a large, unidentified lake llner
..v'oinol nl'f Maniiou Island, Lake
Superior. A .V, mile gale prevented
ll'e lilesavers leaching I ho vessel.
I ''O liner is believed lo be poulllllllg
lo pieces.
MRS.
I'ATRK'K IXSPFCTS
ASHI..WII Itlildlil' COUPS.
Slll.ND. Or.. Nov. S. Ilurnsiili
Keller I orps No. I , the women s
auxiliary r the local Crand Aruiy
Post. was lns ted today by Mrs.
llo-ina I'alriek. of Poseburg. assisl-;-liI
dep.; r: Inelil inspector of the lle-
pailnieut of, Oregon. Tbe visit of
(ll is olfo ial was made the occasion
of a roecptiou 111 her honor. The al
ti'iidaneo was large. Uotrcshmonts
welo served.
H"!t. I: -V MiIhiIk w.ik ihiuii rri.iii
I.' i'l'l this ;i r 1 1'l In mil :iiid u ,is t;i ik
iiil with tin' Cnuiity ('mitt mi n.,tl
nurtcis. fiims a .'mill rn:il i;t
'v I'm- 1 he roiiiiliK yviv, with 1 mil!'
"I l!, is t.MV tit I I llmtcl flirerl. tfi t he
; -i'l iliMriris. The imiri w.ts husv
'ii I t. i jth toiltilii' m.'llltTH. htll.-. 'U' ,
; ii'l will . nih;i hi v not roiinilete i he
.ii!ni:il h'i'l:;"t lur a il.iy nt
STAMPS!
STORE
STAMPS!
CAR OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
APPLES NET $2 A BOX
f.O. B. CAR AT GREEN
K. C. Skinner, loci .i,
Producers- Fruit Co., todav received , l,""v,,ri " Prominent educa-
reports from the sale of three cars of ""I";
apples recently shipped from tho,,v.VT .,.. .... .,,...
Skinner orchards at Wlustons. One 1 1 F 1 U" , I,S MA-"','I I'-ARLi.
car oi niese ap extra choice Spit-
zenhergs. sold for $ litis al Pittsburg
wnicn, iieiiucling freight, will
llel Mm i.ritu'iin, C ! n I .
cars at the shipping point, at (Ire'eii' l
One car of 14 varieties of a miles
brought iilmiit is , , ' I
car of second grado Spitzeubergs sold
ai imiianapoiis lor linlii. Mr. Skin
ner also lias good reports from other
shipments and some nro still pend
ing. He exis'cts final reports in
about ten days. He has shipped It
cars of pears this season, bringing
about tl I .nun to the growers, and L'O
cars of apples which will aggregate
9 1 n.auti.
IH-: liPOI'MKN T HKSSION
HIORK OX HKCKMIIFU
The committees In charge of the
big development mooting here on Dec.
4. ure arranging for visits to other
towns in the county the coming week
to get as many ieotlc as possible In
terested in this united movement for
I he upbuilillug of Oregon and to get
,-,""M' i" iiiim'i ui in ii.
wnen ine are enrouto lo and from
111 B exposition Hi han Irnncisco.
Other details for the session In Rose-
K "' "oc. t. were discussed.
Tom Ri.-luinlson llusy. Itrlct.
Toin lllcliarilsoii In the Interest of! A" members of these orgnnlza -
the greater Oregon movement went
to Siilhei-llu today to hold a meeting, bersblp. and all persons 111 any way,!')'. Neither has Governor Una mad
He will coullnuo'to Kugeno and will affected by the educational affairs of ja final report. The President, tt taV
spend I line days lit l.nno County."'" lown, are invited to ho In nt- announced, doe not Intend to sab-'
boosting for a greater and better itetidaiice at a joint meeting of these mil tho situation to Congress for at'
Oregon, and especially for the big "n'ee organizations at tho I. ane j least a week. In the meantime hoping
meeting at liospburg on I I. and
Ihe peiinanetit exhibit at Ashland.
Illiry.MI tiolllg r.list.
A message was received loda"
from M . .1. Duryeii. of the Kugeno
Connnercial Club, slating that he itiave a .earing upon tuo wo ure oi , , m,nMer note from Prealdaat
leaves for Chicago to attend the, he chl dhen of his conimt nlty Hio.wlI , tne Vnilei 8utM wm
Pulled Slates I. ami Show. Ho slates
that last year he met over tlil0.i;oiP
people who were In some way In
terested in Ihe West and asserts that
Douglas County is losing one of the
greatest chances for free adverthiu.!
she will ever have by not. semliur,
a representative to this big land
show.
(IIKYSANTIIF.MI M SHOW
TO in-: Hill. H .NOV. lit, 'i2.
The Ladies' Aid of the First
Methodist Kpiscopal Church will hold
their Huh annual chr.vsantlieiiiuni
bazaar al tbe rooms recently vacated
bv Ihe I'ii.-l Tin.-.! ti Savings Hunk,
corner of Washington and Jackson
streets, on the L'lsl and L'-'nd of Die
month. Ilesldes Ihe display of heail
filial ilovvers. there will be offered
for sale fancy work and homo cook
ing. Admission free.
MIM IIS Willi sll IU IT I II S;
i'i h ie mi.i.i:i. two linn.
TltlMDM). Ctiln. Nov. tt.- Thin
;ih ;t (hiv nl hlni nislni anil vlnti'lif
in the Si ii t hei n ( 'tilntiidd rnal fielils.
J w he;.- ii'iii'i initi.'trt ;t!- (in ulriki.
I III fi' 111 till' U 1 1 .1 I'l S Ill'ill Hli; (H'lMII
she - it f's i-Miiiiiiisiuiis ami one tie ti
ll tiinii iniiier ut te shot ainl killpil
liinii aitihii-h. hih Iwo i. tier ieni
ths fie uiniinh i. nhe nf hot il tnav
ihe. 'I Ami M (tit llliioti IliilMMH were af
t.tt 1,. .1 sliil,. !' ;,f ST.tll,i)le illl'l
file. I mini) ;i!.i tunc N iiieiial CuanW-
hie'l VI-'. ;.ii I'V -tl-lht-fS illl'l
thn ..ti i e. :th lol.-::. e ii thev ilhl
lie) have 'if -ii; I ; ii I Tuiiii'.ht uu-ic-i
liicM't- a.' i.tt i ell i tu: Ihf si("'!h
nf 'I't Mii'lri'l ate I a h "li hi" u. w hirh
Ui I.- Ini'eU.Ml ,v tie- l r I tl K nf
i n.ni' in . ,. i . i n i i in mutiiei n
.'nr. ..in
The th:
ih I'litii -- kl'lt d ftntn am
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bush were Luther Carey, Walter Wlt-
len and II. K. llrvan.
Tho fourth victim was an Italian
I who had been kidnapped by strikers.
rescued by l ho marshal at Agullur.
nnd shot in the back while being es
corted from thet own.
Deputy Sheriff Cainhley was among
fl....... -!...
"r'a "a '" ' Captain Hry-
(I. Dept. llox s io Handle Christ.
Illlls HiikIiicxn Without Delay.
V.A.."'NiTON- x.ov- ? "Ma"
' Mr"i"m8 I'urcels early."
This nolle.. In big letters will be
l'p" i" r"ij iiuniiiiiieo ill no
.country at the Instance of Pnstmnslor
(ietieral llurleson, who proposes lo
see that all Christmas parcels shall
i be delivered on or beforo Christmas
day. if tmssible.
I Tho rirst Christmas season of the
parcel post system is almost nt hand.
Officials propose to see that every
package shall ho handled expedltloiis
:ly, os that there will be no possibility
of congestion. They believe they call
I give the public quick and accurate
transportation and delivery If patrons
I only will aid by mailing their Christ-
mas lia reels enrlv
o
TIIF. ItOSKRI 'KM PAltKVT.
TKACII HIIS ASSt H i ATIOX.
No doubt every
nn,l.il nt l.l t
paragraph knows that there are
mreo luirent-tenchers organisations
In Itoseburg and Hint all lire open
jt additional membership. Member-,The
8,ip Is based upon an Interest In the
education of tho children of tho ills-1
Hons, nil who are eligible to mem-
scnooi nuinnng on i iiesuuy ovoniiig, 1
.Miveinner i ijn. io near Airs, mime.
IV. ruiniiuii, secieiuiy oi inn i. nun
Labor Commission of tho state of
Oregon, discuss matters that will.
V .: iV . . ,
hour of (ho meeting is S o'clock
Mrs. Trumbull will speak to the
members of the '05 Mental Culture
Club Tuesday afternoon.
LLC A I, AD ISLH NAMIID.
SAI.KM, Or.. Nov. 7. Corporation
Coiumlssliitier Watson today appoint-1
I Senator Claiido McCulloch, of
linker, legal adviser of the corpo-a-I
lim department, and lie will also act
in a similar capacity for tho Work
men s ( ompeusailoii ( onimlssloti.
BIG EOOTBALL GAME
RESULTS IN SCORE Of
10 TO 10, AT ALBANY
AI.IIANY. Nov.
K rea tent Raines In
Olio of
fool hall historv
ill
OreKim wiih iiiiUeil urf hero Ihin
ifietitooii hetween the u,i,it elevetiH
i-epi-eKelltiliK (lie Oreuntl A Kl'lcill t II (ill
'olh'fce at Corvallls tuiil the I'tilver-
t Hy ol Oregon al,
in a t led sem e nf
i he annual Kame
in.n! it ut i ins w hu b,
to In plaed each ;
Kuni'iii', reKiilt ini;
Ut id I'l. It. uan
hetee Ihe t tt n
hv imieeiiulil, is
ear In Alhany. ,
splendid field, ttith larne K'aieNlatid
rapaeii v. has In en pi n uleil . nnd Al
hiiiiy lia.-i seldnm entertained a larg-
I' i ltittil of pe
ity and u i' m
ei niii.n.
I hail I In 'wiiM'-d I In)
d the rant.- this
af-
l.rc;il
! Ml tl.lMSI..
sie II III" em
Cruuils riiere.
trinli lltlei
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UMPQUA LAND
UO 47.
WAIT ANOTHER VEEK
Crisis In Mexico Seems Stey
Drawing Nearer
W. NOT RECOGNIZE HUfltTA
U. S. So stifles Wui-ISlMi lirfatf
in Russia is Afjjiiltd "lim
f Service" law Utkdd
(Special to The Evening Review). '
W 'ASIIl.NCTON. Nor. 10. Huerta
has not defied the administration.
nnd tho adiiilnlstrntloii haa not closed
tho door filially to the Huerta gor-
ernnient, nor has it thrown the door
open to (lenoral Carranta, tho rebel
lender. These facta wore made plain
at the executive offices today. 86
far as the pnlted Statea la concerned,
no new Mexican policy haa bean
adopted. It was stated. The gravity
of tho situation Is recognised, but tba
President la said to atlll barsor a
ralnt nope that diplomatic pr
may yet bring the dictator to '
newspniier correspondents to
whom the President gave hla weekly
reception, learned definitely from
Ihlm that he Is not preparing a msa-
sngo to Congress recomnendlng tba :
recognition of the rebels' belllgeratt-,
1 tint events win muse n unneeeaaarr .
i to do so nt nil.
Won't Hcrogulxo Haerta.
LONDON. Nov. 10. Ambassador
.Pago today handed the Brltlak -for
not recognize President Huerta
under nny circumstances, .. f
Mexican Coiigress Nov. 90. .
WASI1IN0TON. Nov. 10 Mexican
Charge d'Affalres Algara announced
Itoday that congresB will convene la
Mexico City on November 20, to ra-
slime the legislative power whlcn
Iliirrlu recontly took upon himself.
II" hiiIiI h expected thtg congress to
in valiiliilu thn lust elnctlon, and call
a iww onn (o "proceed with IU par
Iiokii tif pat! f yinjt tho nation."
si:itvirn LAW" VPHKIJl.
WAHUlNdTON, Nov. 10. Br d
eliitln vulUl the Fetlernl "houra of
servlei) law," itiul prohlhltlng rall
rniid working their trainmen for
iiini'ii than 1 ti coimecnttvo hours, the
Stiireiii(t Court today confirmed the
cntivhllotis of tho Mlrtxourl. Kansas
& TexitK Hallrnad for nlloged vlola
the t ions of the art. Tho Supreme Court
also Met nnHle tho Hentetico of C. M.
Suiiituer, n former banker, or Juneau
AliiHka, for Home of five yean lm
pi Imminent for atleged hank frauds.
In erfeet the court's ruling dismisses
the imlii'ltni'iit UBaltiHt Summers.
l-IIKNt II WOMKN IAY VTK.
I'AUIS, Saw 1 il. Deputy Andl
ii'iniv anuoiiiiced that ho will Intro
duce tomorrow ii constitutional
amendment enfrum-hltdiiK tho wo
men of Trance.
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lief I.f i;
mi nm:i:i:n xjrrTTEi
Russia, Nov. 10. The
His Jury re turned a verdict
ilultiiiiK liliu of the mur-year-ohl
Andrpl Muschln-
sk. r.ai'1 1
Him )i-oseeti(ion to hare
I heetl a 1 ietilll nf
i .lewish religious
for human aucrl-
eereinoiilal eallltig
lie...
MALUM-:
HUH l OLLKCTOK.
WASHINGTON,
Nov. 1 0. Dudley
t-'ielil Malone, It nun announced at
the While Iloiine toilay, will be nomi
nate,! lolleeior of the port of New
Ynrk to succeed John I'urroy Mitchell.
iiii i:ilMi:T VHKW Ml'TINY
I.KU' US. helawaii.. Nov. 10. Two
r- veini ittiTM raced for the Dela
ware lireakwater IhlH uftornoon to
i-esi-i rflcers of tho bnrk Managa
l(ea. In hi inlsoners by a mutinous
crew. Two 'eilerul luaruhals wen
-nt to tli" ai'riiu. The mutiny da
veliipe.l Beveral daya nftor the bark
ici'i pu'i. In j 1 1 1 1 1 for San Francisco
uiili a eat-K'i of (lovornment coml.
Tli" lai'taln hecainu 111 and the crsw
lieil Mm In Ii I h herth. The captain,
inaiiauei) to notify tin. (iovernment of -his
plight.
i n i 'ina Itlv.T. with a frontiiRn of 60 feet and a'
t. is iciinmenclni; to attract attention for the almpla)
at., nr. at values. , Int. there contains
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