THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION
Snow, Slaet and High Winds Tie Up
Atlantic Coast.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NEWS
GENERAL INTEREST
Police Arrest Alleged
Rioters, But
Make Bad Mistake.
New York — Rushing in from the
ocean, one of the heaviest fall b liz
Chicago—
W ell known club and soci
LARGER WARSHIPS NEEDED.
UNION READY TO 8EIZE HIM .
zard» of years struck the A tlantic sea
ety women dumbfounded the police de
board, piling snow and sleet upon New
partment through interference in the
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash Question of Heavier Armor or Heav Honduras Under Martial Law. United strike of
the
garment
workers.
ier Guns is Not Settled.
ington and intermediate pointa, tear
Mounted police had charged threaten
States to Act.
ing down telegraph and telephone wires
Washington— Plans for bigger bat
Washington— M artial law has been ing mobs of strikers and made numer
and delaying trains.
tleships with heavier armor w ill be declared in Honduras as a direct result ous arrests in three sections of the
The entire coast north of Baltimore presented to congress during the forth
of the revolt of General Jose V alla city, only to be completely nonplussed
Last Year'« Great Progrès. In Amer' Is covered with a thick blanket of
coming session by Secretary of the dares, the deposed commandant of when met by obdurate groups of the
Ica la Notable, and Causes for
•°lfiry« wet snow.
Telegraph wires Navy Meyer when the question of the Amapala, against the government, ac elite of Chicago's women who produced
•
Thankfulneaa are Many.
were broken down so badly by the building program is taken up for con
cording to cable advices to the State engraved calling cards at police its -
alect that the telegraph companies re sideration.
department from Minister McCreery, tiona in lieu of bailbonds.
ported that they were getting commer
I t was a new experience for the po
Naval experts
have
practically at Tegucigalpa. The port of Amapala
A
W aahington —- The progreas of the cial messages through only at a great agreed that the new type of ship, of has been closed and the island is in a lice and plainly confused them.
score of these women champions of
country aa reflected by the recorda of effort and at a coat of considerable which congress w ill be asked to au state of seige.
delay.
thorize the building of two, w ill be
(Nipulation and harvuata and the general
The United States gunboat Princeton the garment workers, who faced the
The storm was the most severe about larger and heavier than the 27,000-ton is in the harbor at Amapala ready to rioting, were taken into
custody.
condition» of international peace, are
Tlje take a hand in the revolution at the They were immediately released, how
thing» for which thankagiving ia eape- Baltimore and Washington, all wires ships now under construction.
became
clally due for the year 1910, according being reported down between these tonnage lim it w ill be increased to at first sign of hostility towards foreign ever, when their identity
In Eastern Pennsylvania least 28,000 and probably 29,000 when
known to the poliee.
to the annual Thankagivlng proclama two cities.
ers or their interests. President Da
One of them was injured when struck
tion iaaued by President T aft.
The communciatlon with Chicago could be the plans are matured.
vila is preparing to send an armed
obtained, only by way of
Boston.
The naval general board has not yet force against Valladares, and in the by a policeman’s club, but her name
proclamation ia aa follow»:
"T hia year of 1910 ia drawing to a Trains were delayed everywhere and absolutely decided whether the in event of the government's failure to did not become known, as she was hur
cloae
The recorda of population and some of the trolley lines had to give crease in weight shall be devoted to restore order on the island the United riedly placed in an automobile and tak
harvests which are the index of pro- up all attempts at maintaining regular more guna or heavier armor, but the States probably w ill be asked to in en to her home.
schedules.
Most of the women of prominence
prevailing opinion seems to favor terfere.
greaa ahow vigoroua national growth
Washington communicated only in heavier armor.
and the health and proaperoua well
I t would not be surprising i f Com involved in the demonstrations were
In rase of the latter the new ships mander Hayes, of the Princeton, acting garbed as working girls, and for this
being of our communities throughout term ittently with the rest of the world.
thia land and in our possessions beyond Wires were blown in all directions by w ill have only 10 guns, but these w ill under instructions from the State de reason the police could not distinguish
the aeaa,
These blessings have not a whirling mixture of snow and rain, be 14-inch type, which has but recent partment, should send an armed force them from strikers until afte r arrests
deacended upon ua in restricted meas which swept over the city all night. ly been developed by the ordnance de ashore at any time to take Valladares had been made.
" I w ill take oath that we were doing
W ith the into custody. However, department
ure, but overflow and abound.
They There is no communication whatever partment of the navy.
between the national capital and points heavier armor the ships w ill be able to
are the blessings and bounty of God.
officials refuse io discuss the proba absolutely nothing beyond the law ,”
" W e continue to be at peace with to the north, and in other directions come into closer battle range, thereby b ility of this beyond asserting that
increasing their effectiveness.
the rest o f the world. In all essential wire service is almost us bad.
American interests w ill be safeguard
The building program w ill probably ed.
matter» our relations with other peo
CHINESE
C
U
TS
H
IS
QUEUE.
include
torpedo
destroyers,
and
one
ad
ples are harmonious w ith an evergrow
NAVY TO TRIM EXPENSE.
ditional ship, either an ammunition,
ing reali ty of friendliness and depth of
An
recognition of mutual dependence. It Walla Walla Orientals Obeying Order repair, supply or hospital ship.
Taft and Meyer' Plan Concentration
important change in the building plans
ia especially to be noted that during
of F a r-O ff Emperor.
at Large Yards on Coast.
as outlined in the tentative program
the last year great progress has been
W alla Walla -Obeying the command w ill be enlargement of the destroyers
Washington—Sweeping reforms in
achieved in the cause o f arbitration, of his emperor, miles away across the
to 1,000 tons. The largest now afloat the Navy department looking toward
and the peaceful settlement of inter
seas. Shoo Fly. the best known China in the United States navy are 750 tons. an economy of several million dollars
national disputes.
man in the Walla W alla valley, has
This means that the larger grey are said to be included in a plan which
"N o w , therefore, I, W illiam Howard
cut off his queue. For 40 years he has hounds of the navy, the scout destroy Secretary Meyer is reported to be pre
T aft, president of the United States of
worn his glossy braid, sometime swing
paring for presentation to President
America, in accordance with the wiae ing behind him as ho walked, but more ers, w ill become an obsolete c I sbs .
T a ft on the secretary’s return from
custom of the civil magistrate since often coiled tightly about his head.
the inspection trip upon which he is
the first aettlemenU in thia land, and The example set by Shoo F ly is being
W ILSON SEN T TO TOMBS.
now engaged.
with the rule established from the followed by others of the Chinese here,
The abolition of construction corps
foundation of thia government, do ap
and it ia said that only a few o f the President of United Wireless Refuses and the pay corps and later, perhaps,
point Thursday, November 24, 1910, as picturesque head dressings remain in
to Give Up Letter Press.
the abandonment of some of the navy
a day of national thanksgiving and
the city. A ll are to go, say those
yards on the A tlantic Coast, are pre
New
York
—
Colonel
“
Christopher
prayer, enjoining the people upon that who can talk English, and while not
Wilson, president of the United W ire dicted i f the plan is carried out.
day to meet in their churches for the all have complied with
the order,
The concentration of the work of the
praise of Alm ighty God and to return which permits the cutting of the hair, less Telegraph company, ¡was sent to
the Tombs by Judge Lacombe, of the navy at a few of the largest navy
heartfelt thank» to him for all his
all are expected to do so as soon as United States D istrict court, on a pre yards— those at Boston, New York,
goodness and loving kindness.
they become a little more used to the
sentation of the Federal grand jury, Philadelphia, Norfolk and San Fran
In witness whereof I have hereunto
custom.
W alla W alla has a large
cisco— with a view toward suspending
MIPS M 4RY IDELL IDE
set my hand and caused the seal of the Chinese quarter, owing to the many for contempt of court in refusing to
Col' lie, Washington, who will be Queen of the
surrender to the'eourt a letter press operations at Portsmouth, N . H ., and Of National
United State» to be affixed.
Apple
Show at Spokane, Nov. 14 to 1».
gardens near here, and meetings dis book, which the board of directors had Charleston, S. C., is causing much
Hone at the City of Washington,
cussing the newest edict have been been subpoenaed to produce.
speculation,
though
i
t
is
believed
noth
thia, the 5th day of November, in the
frequently held of late.
By popular
Certain officers of the company are ing definite has been decided in the said Miss Ellen Varer, one of the club
year of our Lord one thousand nine decision, the Chinamen, most of whom
charged with fraudulently using tne m atter beyond the plan to merge some women who has become a strike picket.
hundred and y-n, and of the independ
are becoming quite modernized, have mails in furtherance of an alleged of them for the sake of economy.
" The only persons who were violating
ence of the United States the one hun decided to drop the ancient custom.
the law were the policemen, who treat
scheme to defraud investors.
dred and th irty-fifth .
(Signed)
ed us roughly and hurt dreadfully w ith
Cost
o
f
Feeding
Canal
Army.
Wilson’s
counsel
applied
to
Judge
“ W IL L IA M H O W A R D T a FT.
Washington— Feeding the army of their clubs some of the poor boys who
Coxe, in the United States Circuit
PARLIAMENT IS CALLED.
“ By the President, Alvee A. Adee,
court, for a w rit of habeas corpus. Panama canal builders is a m atter of were w alking peacefully past the
acting secretary of state.
shops. I f there had been a real rio t
Chinese Empe-or Issues Decree For Judge Coxe granted the w rit and fixed tremendous expense, and to keep tab it would have been Incited altogether
on the money the government makes a
the
bail
at
$100.
STRIKERS O U ST PRESIDENT.
1813 Meeting.
Later Wilson was brought to the record of wonderful detail that shows by the police.”
Pekin— An official decree was issued Federal building, where his bail bond the cost per meal per man. I t is
Garment Workers Repudiate Agrea- announcing that an imperial parlia
shown by the annual report o f the Isth SEVEN SHANGHAI BANKS FAIL.
was signed and he was released.
ment Proposed- Settlement Off.
ment. the first in the history of China,
mian canal commissiun that there are
in operation 19 hotels, 19 European Change o f Taotais Causes Panic, Par
Chicago.— The outlook for an early would be convened in 1918.
PEARY RETURNS TO DUTY.
This is a concession to the demands
laborers’ messes and 20 common labor
alyzing Industry,
settlement of the garment workers'
ers’ kitchens.
strike went glimmering
when the of the recently constituted senate and
Victoria,
B. C .— Seven banks in
Polar
Explorer
Assigned,
But
Not
to
The total number of meals served at Shanghai, including several large ones,
strikers declined the proposed agree delegations of the provincial assem
blies.
The
program
fixed
by
the
late
Work
He
Preferred.
commission
hotels
was
2,176,451.
The
ment offered by T. A. Rickert, presi
have failed, and a financial panic has
dent o f the United Garment Workers, empress dowager provided for the as
Washington— Captain R. E. Peary cost of supplies was 24.87 cents, and resulted. The steamship Titan, which
sembling
of
an
imperial
parliament
in
the Arctic explorer, returns to active the expense 6.23 cents a meal, a total brought this news, le ft Yokohama Oc
repudiated him as leader, and sought
the aid of the Chicago Federation of 1915, but until recently the throne had duty in the Navy department on No of a little over 31 cents.
tober 15. Following the failure of the
refused
to
entertain
petitions
praying
The meals served in the European
Labor.
vember 9, as engineer expert for the
The de department s i justice in cases before laborers’ meases made a total of 1,- banks, the Chinese chamber of com
The Federation instructed ita ex that the date be advanced.
merce telegraphed to the prince regent
ecutive board to issue a call ¡fo r funds cree sets forth that the parliament the Court of Claims involving construc 092,487, which coat 36.84 cents each that unless aid was given at once many
w
ill
be
convened
in
three
years.
for
supplies
and
expenses.
The
meals
tion work for the naval bureau of
to assist the strikers and ordered Pres
manufactures would cease operations
The poliee went from house to house yards and docks.
in the common laborers’ kitchen total and over 300,000 men would be made
ident Fitzpatrick to prepare a memor
informing
the
occupants
of
the
edict.
ial on the strike to present to the con
This work was the explorer’s choice ed 781,746, and coat 27.09 cents each. idle. The prince regent telegraphed
vention of the American .'Federation of Presently the dragon banner and paper among several positions offered. Peary The average daily attendance during 700,000 taels, and is being urged to
Labor, which w ill meet in St. Louis lanterns appeared above every door. would have preferred, it is ssid, to June in the line hotels was 1,915, in send $5,000,000 more.
Beyond this there was no public mani have been assigned to duty at the messes 3,178, and in kitchens 1,496.
this week.
One of the closed banka has lia b ili
festation over the momentous news.
The average weight of the ration ties of 20,000,000 taels and has 22
naval library to w rite o f his travels in
supplied each person daily in the labor branches throughout the empire. I t
the frozen North.
Mathewson Gets S I6,000.
The explorer has been on leave of ers kitchens was found to be approxi has on deposit $4,000,000 of customs
New York— Christy Mathewson has
Women On Strike March.
just signed a contract with the New
( hicago -Led by a throng of women absence from the department about ten mately 4.41 pounds, with a value of revenue and $3,000,000 of Shanghai
York baseball club for next season at singing the “ M arseillaise," several years, during which tim e he has been 22.26 cents. I t is a coincidence that funds, none of which is secured. Jap
the highest salary ever paid in the his thousand striking garment workers engaged in Arctic exploration. Re the net weight of the ration furnished anese bankers state that among the
tory of the game.
I t is undersbxd paraded through the North Side fac cently he was promoted to the rank o f the European laborer is exactly equal failed banks are three of China’s la r
to the gross weight of the United gest.
that M atty w ill receive for hia ser tory district.
The marchers visited captain as the result of the death of a
States army garrison, and the net
vices next season $15,000,
each of the "open shops” in this sec senior officer. A bill is now pending
Finest Apple Shaw Opens.
The "b ig s ix " had a long conference tion and shouted derisively at non in congress to make Peary a rear ad weight of the ration furnished the
w ith John T. Brush, and while the union workers and strikebreakers. miral aa a mark of recognition for his negro laborer is exactly equal to the
Vancouver, B. C----- W ithout doubt
gross
weight
of
the
United
States
polar
exploits.
financial dealings of the club with its Several attempts at disorder were
the first Canadian Apple show, opened
army field ration.
players are never made public, it is quelled by the police, who made
here Nov. 1, is the best in point
TO LL IN HUMAN LIFE HEAVY.
said on good authority that Mr. Brush number of arrests.
of arrangement, size and amount of
Peso Maker to Be Freed.
volunteered Mathewson the advance in
premiums offered, of any ever held
Mrs. Raymond Robins, president of
Managua. N ic.— Provisional Presi anywhere. Lieutenant Governor Pat
salary,
the Women’s Trade Union league, said Railroads Killed 3,804, Injured 82,
dent
Estrada
has
sent
a
telegraphic
3 7 4 During 12 Months,
erson made the formal opening ad
that the striking women are anxious
message to Señor Arrellano, represen
Nicaragua Wants Loan.
to submit their grievances to arbtra-
Washington— Killed, 8,804; injured, tative of the provisional government dress, while Attorney General Bowser
and Prem ier McBride, of British Co
Managua— In the convention signed tion and that she believed the strike 82.374.
at Washington, instructing him to re
by the United States Commissioner would be settled w ithin a few days
This is the casualty record of the quest the release by the American gov lumbia, and Mayor Taylor, of Vancou
Dawson, on the one hand, and General
railroads in the United States during ernment of H. N. Secreest, who was ver, gave the ceremonies added dig
Estrada and his ministers on the other,
the year ended June 80 last, according arrested a short time ago in Chicago in nity. The show has 3,424 exhibits,
Tetanus Patient Saved.
including 194 varieties of apples and
for the continuance of Estrada in the
San Francisco — According to the to the Interstate Commerce commis connection with printing of counter
representing 287 exhibitors.
presidencey for two years, Mr. Dawson latest reports from Lane hospital. Ma sion. I t is an increase of 1,013 in the fe it Nicaraguan five-peso notes.
promises to use his best efforts to ob Sing, a Chinese who was taken to the number killed and 18,454 in the num
I t is explained that Secreest acted
Indians Offered Bribes.
tain a loan for Nicaragua from the hospital suffering from tetanus, has a her injured over the previous year’s
under orders of the revolutinoary lead
Guthrie, O kla.— A. J. Johnson and
United States.
T h is . loan is to be good chance to recover, owing to the figures.
er. The orders were issued prior to
guaranteed by 50 per cent of the cus heroic treatment given him at the
There were 5,861 collisions, killing the retirem ent of Madriz and were George Kispketon, two Indian inter
preters, who are important witnesses
tom duties, and w ill be used for the Emergency hospital. The case is one 433 persons and injuring 7,765 and
subequently cancelled.
Information
purpose of funding the internal and of the most difficult ever handled at an damaging railroad property $4,629, of the cancellation probably was re for the government in the hearing to
extradite to Mexico five men wanted
foreign debt, building railroads and es emergency hospital, and the man’s re 279. In the year there were 5,910
ceived by Secreest too late to prevent there for alleged Kickapoo land frauds
tablishing a gold standard.
derailments,
340
persons
were
killed
covery is largely due to the labors of
his coming into conflict with the au testified that they had been offered
During the last thorities.
the surgeons and stewards of that in and 4,814 injured.
$500 each to “ stay by” the defend
Straits Will Be Flown,
stitution. Over $30 worth of tetanus three months of the year the total in
ants.
They said they had already been
Torpedo-Boat Destroyer Fast
Havana — Arrangements are being serum was used on the patient, and the jured was 20,650.
paid small amounts by two of the de
actual
treatment
took
over
four
hours.
Rockland, Me.— A knot slower than
made for an aeroplane flight across the
Commission Controls Private Cars. the record of her sister ship, the D ray fendants and that they had turned over
Florida straits from Havana to Key
the money to the prosecutor.
Washington
—
Asserting
that
any
West, probably in December. The dis
ton, but faster than either of the o il
Yellow Fever Found at Honolulu,
other construction would nullify the burning torpedo boat destroyers, the
tance is over 90 miles, but conditions
France Births Gaining.
Honolulu— The first' case of yellow
for flying, it is claimed, are favorable fever ever known In this port has been law, the Interstate Commerce commis S tarrett obtained a top speed of 32.333
PBr,lS~ D urin« the firBt h alf o f the
sion
reaffirmed
its
rig
ht
to
exercise
knots
an
hour
in
a
standardization
test.
at this season. The Havana Post has discovered aboard the Japanese liner
re Rr
\ ” offlci8l>y announced,
offered a prize of $5,000.
I t is said Hongkong Maru, which arrived here jurisdiction over private cars when The S tarre tt’s turbines generated V”* h1*0 ” ,n France exceeded the
that Glenn H. Curtiss, Mars, Ely and October 30 from Manzanillo, Mexico. used for the conveyance of amusement about 15,000 horse power. H er aver
Durin* the
outfits, theatrical companii s and the age speed for the five runs made was 1909 t’ h y? \ ’k189>
Baldwin w ill compete.
The steamer is held in quarantine.
28°20She death* exceeded
births by
like.
31.653 knots an hour.
President Taft Names Thurs
day, November 24.