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3 STORM IN JAMAICA Heavy Downpour ol Rain Breaks All Previous Records. HEAVY LOSS 01 LIFE IS FEARFD During Four Day» 48 Inched of Hain Fell Kingston Suffers Dam age of 8600.000 KihifNtun, Jamalrn, Nov. 10, via Hol Imiti Bay, «la., Nov. 13,■—From (he frag mrntnry riporta arriving here from th»» <*<>uutryniil<* th© damage remilling from the «torma and flood» that have rngml throughout thia Ulead Mine« la«t Friday la uhufuibui. I ä * ms of lift» ha» raaulted, but ettb »nntc* nm hnpoeeibk. \ portion <»f th© railway and the vouât Iijw on the north aid«» of the inland ha» bo©ti *»t»riouelv damaged. I‘r<»|»erly In ami arossd KingNloa euf fvrrd eeverrly, the dmting© wuatmnvd thus far la’ing ©«t> muted nt FAOOJMW) Th© recorded rainfall from Novemlier «I Io November 10 wa< inrhno. The downpour eotrtlnuee, the daily full av «raging 10 Inrhra. In one day the precipitai ion amounted to 13 inrhea. There are no signa of the wmlber breaking. <'ommuniration wtu eatahbahed today with th« north ronet by at earner All telegraph wire» are down and meaaagm arc being sent from Kingston to the rable brune by boat. Th« banana plantation« in the north and northrawterii portion« of the island have been badly hit by th© atnrm. Tbutiennda of nr res of trace hav© been leveled, and the fruit trad© in at a compirle Mandatili, Th«' î’nitrd Fruit Company*© ntaamer lirudford, which went »»hot© at Port Antonio, ia a total wreck. The Brad furti wai built nt Copenhagen 'n IWH. Rhe wne of VI1 ton« net reg ate*, and Hio owned by XI Jrb«rn. of Hamburg Numerous nloupa have been lost off ,he <'<)cu»t. The Norwegian nt ©n m©r Amanda waa ashore at Port Antonio, but was »Urrronfully float rd MOH ¡8 QUEIXED Xeveu Companies of Militia Restore Or d©r at Cairo. Cairo, til, Nov. 13 -With th© negro, Arthur Alexander, last of th«»»© arrested in connection with the murder her© hist Wed tn’day of Mas Anna Pelley, aafe out of town nn«l a regiment of the Illi- noia National Guard on duty in th© town, the mob spirit which has held 1 alm for four <laya «©etna quelled. A Islander, reported to have been im plicated in the murder of Miss Polley by the negro James, on© of the victims «»f Inst night's mob. was «©nt to an un ft nnuunced point north of here late yes terday afternoon. He was escorted from th© jail to a special trams by seven rum panics of militia. z ‘•Thu!’« him!** “He’ll com© back!** I’Hum th© nigger!” and “We'll got him yet’’’ cum© from the spectators. Two Mtn of fours were in advance of th© priMMsr, who wn« handcuffed and flanked by deputy sheriffs. Two seta • *f fours followed As the troopers ■ wting north toward th© railroad, along Twentieth street, three companies « leared th© street in advance of the es cort. and a Uke number followed in the rear, keeping back the eruwds. WRITER IS ROBBER Prominent Olsirch Worker Makes Re markable Confession. L or Angeles, Nov. 13 \ confession which officer« al the sheriff’s office con «ider th© most remarkable on© that ©ver ©am© tn their n<fic© wn« mnd© today to Sheriff llammill by Robert Perry, a young church worker and writer of sa ©red «Miiig«. who wn« arrested several «lay» ago for theft of a motorcycle. Perry confesses not only to th© theft of th© motorcycle, but also to the theft of II horses and biggies, and says that all of th© money le obtained from th© ©al© of th© stolen vehicles aggregated several thousand ibllars, and had been ©pent at gambling. Ferry tells th© sheriffs th© probable whereabouts of one very valuable horse which he «ays he Mole, and which the sheriff has been seirching for for sev eral weeks. The remarkable confession ends with a prayer to God to aid the sheriff to recover tic stolen property and return it to the rightful owners. Tong War Gomi to Court. Han .lose, Cal., Nov. 13.—The fend l»etween the On Yick tong and the Ye© family took n new tiarn tonight when Loe Log Ling, bend of the Ye© family, surrounded by armed white guards joyrneyed by automobile from Hau Fmncisc to this city and completed arrangements for the prosecut ion of Wong Mgoon and Lotlie Ling, the nl k«ged murderers of Yang Toy at Moun tain View. After a council at the county prison, where th© sown accused On Yick gun men are imprisoned. Ye© Log Ling swore to charges of murder ngninst th© two alleged highbinder». Desert Yields Autoist. Phoenix, Aria., Nov. 13.—Charles Harris, driver of th© “baby” Ford car in the Lod Angelos Phoenix road race, who beenm© lost on the desert during the race, was found by a searching party today about 90 miles from Phoe nix. lie was utterly exhausted by his experience, having been without food or water for 30 hours. Harris was de layed by a breakdown and became lost at night In the barren mountains. For two (lays he drove his ear over the des ert wands, looking for a road. British Cabinet May Quit. London, Nov. 13.—A report is current here that should the house of lords re ject the budget. Premier Asquith and his cabinet would immediately resign. TERIttH IN MINE FORTHCOMING MBMAQK Coal Shaft at Cherry, Ill., Scene of Terrible DUaater. PrcMdant Taft Will /.sk for Epoch- Making Changoa. Cherry, III., Nov. 15.—Al least 2501 miners wore killed her© Saturday, in on© of the worst mine disasters of his tory, The Hl. Paul Coal eonniany's hi me, owned by th© Chicago, Milwau k©w 4 Hl. Paul railroad, is th© scene of the bqrrlbl«» disaster. Figures differ us to th© number of men in the min© at the time of th© fire. Official« of the company insist that th© list of fatalities may nut much U*»o, but the miners say that ©ver 4<><> workmen were in the mine when ths Mr© started and that few hud opportunity to escape. Fire etarts««! from u pile of b.y into I whu'h ii minor 1» believed to have' thrown a torch. Flames quickly spread to the timber, anil in a few minute, the pasaugi-waye were a scribing fur nave. anil nca|>« was Impossible. Men who volunteer«.! to enter tho burning mine worn brought out dead. Twoltte bodies have BO far been recov ered, in noy of then« being m«o who at- 'ini.ted to rescue work. l. Waler turned into tho »haft made no headway ngaiuet the flam««, and curly In the afteruoon the mine w»< •cah-d up in the hope of checking the llamva. Th« «urvivors eai.l many of the miner« hod retreated to the further iihm I «nd-» of the vein«, where they ought huddle together, gasping what lillle oxygen remained in the sealed and burning mine in the hope that the rerauers might reach them before it was exhaused. The moat hopeful of tho«« »««king to aid the men doubt that rnauv will be found alive. The only men to escape were thoae near the main «haft when the Are started. They declared a earele»« miner bad thrown a torch on a bundle of hav used to feed the mine mu lea In a f«w minute« the «mouldering ma«« waa placed on a cart and atarted toward the main abaft aliout 150 feet away ilefote It wa» reached a «mall explosion occurred and m a few mo menta the cut rance waa filled with nmuke ami flame«. Thoae nearest the cag«« hurried to them and were hoisted to the surface. After four trip« the cage, canned moving and no more miner« came up. Washington, Nov. 16.—Tho chief snbjocte to be discussed by President Taft in bls forthcoming message to eoogresa ore not secrete since the re cent tour of the president. He has in dicated pretty clearly In bls speeches what they will be, and has mapped out ■ program inure ambitious and more ex tensive than even Mr. Roosevelt him self ever attempted. Mr. Taft proposes to submit th« whois program to con gress at one time—to ask in a single in<• »sage for ths enactment of laws that will, if they are paaaed, mark tho coin ing »eaaiou of eoagraae a« truly epoeb making. Moat of the bills he proposes to have introduced affect corporations in one way or another, and the most impor tant of them promise to arouse fully as much opposition as anything that developed in the fight over the rate bill three years ago. Mr. Taft will propose to congress im portant legislation upon at leant ten «ubjecta. Each is a matter which will protoke discussion and arouse oppose tion in congress, especially in the sen at«, mi that from the present point of view the prospect is for a long and srrirnonioua session. The chief sub jects on which the president will rec ommend legislation are: 1. Hup«rvis;on of the issue of stoeks and bonds by interstate corporations. 2. Readjustment of the duties and powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission. .1. Expansion of the duties of the bureau of corporations. 4. Creation of a new bureau in tbe department of justice to deal with violations of law by interstate earners. 5. Establishment of a so-called “railroad court.” 6. Amendment of the Sherman anti- truat law. 7. Creation of a postal savings bank. 8. Ship subsidies. 9. Amendment of the procedure re garding the granting of injunctions. 10. Conservation of natural re sources. PEABL HABBOB PLANS WIN. SET! ««LBS WIN DECISION. Hawaii Naval station to Bo Greatest in Pacific Ocean. Reul Workers on Irrigation Projects to Bo Paid. Waaiiingtoii, Nov. 13.—The president has approved Ike reconimuiwtetiou of the joint army and nnvy lam rd for making Pearl harbor, la the Hawaiian Islnuita, the greatest naval station in the Pacific, ju doing this, it was eon ■ideyed thiit a temporary naval station only would be constructed at Olongapo, and that th« proponed Improvement in Manila harbor would be alinadened. This will leave tho protecGou of the porta to tbs army. Too determination to minimize the fortillcutlon in the Pbilippinee and to umko Pearl harbor a great naval sta tion was nut because of any intention ol withdrawing American control from the iainud«. It waa purely strategical, It wn« «aid. For years a fierce coutro vi-ray hns lieen waged ns to whether the principal fortification in the Phil ippiii«« should be locsted st Olongapo or Cavite. The naval officers favored Olongapo and the army Manila bay. The big lloatiug dock is now at Olon gapo, and under the present plan will be retained there. Washington, Nov. 16.—Bottlers on government irrigation projects who as slated In constructing these p*oje«ta, and who were paid in water users’ certifleatoa, since declared invalid by the attorney general, are to be paid in cash for such services as they ren dered. This will be done under the decision of tho controller of tho treas ury, who concurs in the view of the attorney general that the issuance of icrtifirntea wa« illegal, but who fur tlier holds that, ins-mnch as actual work wi. ■ performed in the interest of th« govi-rument. it must be j-aid for. lie direct« that Ibis indebtedness l>e discharged by money from the reclam ation fund. As the controller'a decis ion 1« interpreted, it dooa not authorize the redemption of outstanding certifi cute« but merely directs the payment of thoae settlers who performed con struction work. Thi«. In effect, mean« thnt the cer- tificates held by settlers who did the work will bo accepted by the govern ment sa an indication of the amount due each settler, but does not justify the interior department in redeeming i-ertificates bold by sfireulators who |ierformed no services. There sre about 9300,000 worth of certificates outstanding. MAKE TORPEDOES ON COAST. Navy Department Seeking Location for Station In West. Washington, Nov. 12.—The navy de partment hn« decided to eatablisb a tor- | h '.| i > statlou on the Pacific Coast to muiiufrwtiirc and repair torpedoc» for u»e on th« I'aeifi.- Coast and by the »hip» of tlie Paciflc fleets. There is but one torpedo plant in the 1’nlto.l Htales nl present, that at New port, and it ia entirely inadequate, be ing stile to turn out only loo torpedo«-« a year. Mere than twice that uuniber are purchased abroad. The department proposes ultimately to manufacture all >ta torpedoes in this WORKING FOLK LOSE JOBS country, and to thnt end a plant will New Beer and Tobacco Taxee Cause be eatabllahed on the Pacific Coast as soon ns Congr«»« makes the necessary Hardship tn Germany. appropriation. The exact location of Beilin, Nov. 15.—Not only ia the la the plant ha» not yet been determined. bor market «offering from the reduc- lion of work in tho cigar and cigarette Postal Deficit Grows. trade aa a direct result of the new Washington. Nov. 11 A postal de taxes, but «itnllnr depr.-aaions are gain ■ng ground in other industries, uspe fieiency of 117,4*9.770. an increase of daily In that of brewers There i« *.->0!*.40l oi er Inst year, was announced every reaoou to believe that the de in the annual report of Merritt O. pieaaion will liecomo more acute within < nance, auditor of the pontoffie«- depart the nest few monthe. nnd that the ment, which w.is made public today. Relchatag will be called U|«m to vote Audited revenues for the fiiu-al year for a further sum for the relief of the ended June 30 last amounted to 8303,- worklea. factory Hand«, as the 200.000 502,3113, an increase of fl.3l per cent pound« «terling alreadv roted for this over the preceding year. Audited ex punraae i« quite inaufllcient. penditures increased 6 07 per cent, in The brewers having put up the price cluding loss«» by fire, burglary, etc. of beer in <x»n«e<iucnce of the new tnxei. the result hns been a consider Peary Seeks No South Pole. able deeroaee in the consumption, ng Washington, Nov. 11.—-Commander gravated l.v a boycott organised by the Nocisl bcmocrats. Aa a result of Robert E. Peary, who has taken up his this, workmen hare been diecharged, residence with his family in Washing and if the boycott continues the num ton. is not contemplating an expedition bcr of dismissed hands will increase. to the south pole. Mr«. Peary declared In Angust the average aumlwr of ap late today, when informed of a report plicants for a hundred open situations that the commander would hend an ex in the brewing trade waa SOS higher podition to seek the south |ude within than in any other industry. In wur the next five years, that she knew posi temberg tiie number of applicants tively this wu« untrue. showed the maximum of 3M. Doctor Commands Ship NAPOLEON'8 FLAG 18 TOUND. Washington, Nov. 13. — Secretary Meyer today settled the controversy as Orest Warrior'« Invention Exhibjted to whether a line officer or medical officer shall be placed in command of at Paris Army Museum. the hospital ship Solace by designating Parts. Nov IS. — Tmrd Arehibll.l Surgeon George Pickerell, of the medi Campbell has presented to the Army cal corps, to command the vessel. The museum here a curious rolie of Na navigation of the ship will be in charge | h >I<- oii . Thia is tho flag which the of a merchant sailing master. latter flew in tho Isle of Ribs during hi« captivitv there. Well Known Witter Dead. General >»iox, custodian of tho muse Washington. Nov. I k — Raymond Al urn. has placed it in one of the rooms where it esn now bn seen. The flag, bert Patterson, a widely known news whieh s««-ms to have been entirely in paper writer, died here today. He had vented by Napoleon, although some been connected with the Chicago Trib say that It wss in part suggested by une for il yonr». 15 years as its Wash thnt of Coamo del Medici, n former ington corre-qiondent. He was a school sovereign of the island, is rather a mate of President Taft He w.is 53 strange standard. It is square, white years of nge at the time of his death. and fringed with gold, Imaring three golden bees and a diagonal scarlet Taft Considers Message. stripe. The staff carries a white and Washington, Nov. 17. — President scarlet scarf, having also three golden Taft will in a few days consider the bees. amendment tn the interstate commerce Napoleon docs not seem to have used and anti trust laws whieh he will rec the flag he invented elsewhere than- in onunend to congress in his message. W. the Isle of Elba, where he was a de C. llrown, president of the ,«ew York throned and captive monarch. Ontrnl. was among the president's callers today. Land Fraud Indictments. Portland, Nov. 15. — Indictments Preaident Buries Scribe. charging them with forming a conspir Washington. Nov, 17. — President aev to defraud tho United Rtates gov ernment out of about 7,000 acres of Taft this afternoon attended the fu land in the vicinity of Irrigon, Uma neral of Rhymond A. Patterson, late tilla conntv, Oregon, wore returned by correspondent of the Chicago Tribune Mr. Patterson and the the federal grand jury Saturday after in this city, noon against J. Thorlmrn Ross, Frank president were classmates at Yale, and H. Holbrook nnd John E. Aitchison, all Mr Taft acted as an honorary pixll- of Portland. These men have boon ofli bearer. ears of tho Oregon Tamil A Water com Nagel Orders De Lara Freed. pany, a subsidiary corporation of tho now defunct Title Guarantee A Trust Washington. Nor. 17.- Secretary Na company, and as officers of tho former' gel announced today that tho evidence company they nre charged with having! against De Lara, the Mexican held at comuiltii-d tho crime named. l.os Angeles on the charge of being an alien anarchist, was insiilticient to held him. nnd he wired,to lx>s Angeles or Government Forces Prevail. Mexico City. Nov. 12. Thr.t the Nic dering his release. araguan gi .eminent forces expect im- Employers Held to Liability. medmtely to retake Snn Jnnn del Norte, near Greytown, is tho stntcmont of Wishington, Nov. 17.—The federal President Zelaya in n dispatch to Hie supreme court today decided that the Nlcnrngiian minister. Francisco Castro. employers' liability act of 1906 is con The dispatch denies a report of the stitutional in the territories nnd the rebels' victory over the government Disirict of Columbia. Its constitution troops nt Gimnsn, in which it was said ality in tho states was not passed npon. more than -HW government soldiers were lost, eevernl days ago. The message Heney Ordered to Oregon. save the government is triumphant on Washington, Nov. 17.—Formal an all sides. nouncement was made at the depart ment of justice today of the reappoint Church Resists the Stats. ment of Francis J, Honey aa assistant Nantes, France, Nov. IB.—Tn fulfill attorney general to represent the gov ment of a warning sonnded when the ernment in tho Oregon land eases. church placed a ban npon certain school books, whieh the clergy eon- Carrier Bxaminationa Bet. eiilerod offensive to the (lat hollo Washington, Nov. 12.—Civil service church, the priests are refusing abso lution to Catholic school children who examinations will be held December 4 are using the books Interdicted by the at Portland, Troutdale and Dayton for rural letter carriers. church. TAFT IS HOME AGAIN Journey of 96 Days falls to Re duce President's Weight. GLAD HAND AWAITS HOMECOMING President Says Ha Could Stand Two or Three Weeks Mora on Road —13,000 Mil«« Covered. Washington, Nov. 11.—After an ab sence of more than three months, dur ing shich ho has made a 13,000-milo trip through the West and South, Pres ident Taft last night slept in the White House. He left the capital August 6 with the cheers of the crowds ringing in his ear«. He returned last night to the tune of tbe same cheers, but be tarried only a moment with the welcoming par ties. His objective point was the Wb>te House and Mrs. Taft, and as quickly as he could get sway from the brief speeches of welcome he climbed Into bis big automobile. The chauffeur broke all tbe speed records of tbe dis trict. There was no demonstration at the White House. The special police there kept the eurious outside the grounds, and when Mr. Taft alighted and ran FISHERIES BRING MILLIONS quickly up the steps he turned for a moment and waved a smiling farewell Pacific Canneries Industries Furnish to Fred Carpenter, his secretary; Colo nel Spencer Crosby and Captain Archi Work for Big Army. bald Hutt, his two military aides, who Washington, Nov. 11.—The prelimi had accompanied him from the station. nary report of the census bureau for the President Taft decided that, ex-opt tuheries of the Pacific ocean for the ing for his impatience to be with Mrs. year ending December 31, 1909. which Taft again, he would not mind if tbe is now complete, gives statistics con trip should continue two or three weeks fined to the fishing industry and does longer. He has- been greatly fatigued not include wholesale fish dealers or at the end of some of the long pro eauneries. Tho final report will con KNIFE FOR RUEF. grammes of entertainment in a number tain an analysis of the totals and will of ritie«, but a good night’s sleep al present statistics for other phases of Former Boas of San Francisco May ways put the president in the best of the industry. shape. Lose Sight and Hearing. There are 6904 independent fishermen, 6951 wage earning fishermen, and 257 San Francisco. Nov. 16.—Abe Ruef, FOURTEEN ARE KILLED. vessels employed, valued at 91,731.652. former Izo-s of San Francisco, who was Outfits, such as bait, fuel, provisions, absolute dictator of the city for five valued at ».*>67,622; 726* boats, »1.244,- years, is threatened with total blind- Britiah Columbia Electric Trains Craah *62: apparatus of capture, »2,459,7*0, neas and dewfneiia. An operation on at High Speed. consisting of dredges, tongs, eta., 88770; his eye« will be performed next Wed Vancouver, B. C., Nov. 11.—Four 9752 giPneta, »1,1:45,500; lines, ».’.4.270; nesday and on the success of thia will 3*2 ;>ouid and trap nets. *769,360; 595 depend tbe effort to save bis hearing. teen dead, nine injured, two fatally, is seines. »134,630; 2537 trammel nets, Ruef has been in the county jail for the net result of a collision between a »66,570; 44 wheels, »2.16,000; miscel little more than a year, pending ap runaway freight ear. lumber-laden, and laneous tackle, »53.680; shore and acres peal of hia ease to the higher court. a crowded interurban passenger coach sorv property, *347,910; cash capital, He was »enteneed to four years im on the British Columbia Electric Rail »117,370. prisonment by Superior Judge Lawlor way’s lite near here early Wednesday after having been convicted of brib morning. The dead and injured are mostly Typhoon Destroys Towns. ing one of the “boodling” board of Washington, Nov. 16.—The destruc supervisors in the overhead trolley working men. They were bound for the carbuilding shops at New Westmin tive character of the recent typhoon franchise case. Ruef in talking about his ease, at ster to begin their daily toil. that passed through Taeloban in the The passenger ear left Vancouver at Philippines is indicated by a cable tributes his affliction to lack of air. 5:50 o’eloek. Just ahead of it was an gram leeeived today from the governor He said: “I hsve been advised that an opera electric freight train, the rear ear of general of the ialands. stating that it laid waste the populous towns of north tion is imperative and have deter which was loaded with heary bridge ern I.yte, thence passed through Capix mined to submit to it. I have also timbers. At the top of a steep grade and out over the China sea. The army been informed my afflictions result three miles out of the eity the lumber post at Dagami was destroyed. Con from lack of air. There is a growth ear broke from the freight and started siderable damage was done to property in mv nose that is said to also affect on a wild run down the hill. The pas in Taeloban. In Capix the provincial my sight and hearing. Since I have senger train was not more than a quar government building and railroad been out here it has been impossible ter of a mile behind, but a curve at offiee« and houses built of light mate for me to get any air except by walk the foot of the grade cut off a view of rial were blown down. Growing eropa ing. and that only for a short dis the track ahead. Just as the passen- tance.” ger train rounded this turn the run ware damaged. away lumber ear dashed into view. None of the passengers escaped unin Ballinger to Answer Glavis. WAR CLOUD CLEARS jured. Those who were not killed or Washington. Nov. 13.—Secretary Bal maimed when the first crash came linger will avail himaelf of the first Canada Will Not Be Called Upon to were caught under the heavy timbers opportunity to take up with President falling from the freight ear and crushed Build Navy. Taft the latest publication of the Glavis to death or suffered broken bones. Ottawa. Ont., Nov. 16.—The reported charges affecting the attitude of the interior department toward the Alaska momentous arrangement between the MISSING LINK FOUND coal lands. On the result of the con cabinets of the British and German sultation will depend the next step in «-nipiree has blighted the prospects of the mstter. Secretary Ballinger ex the Canadian navy. The proposal for Foaall Remains Ara Those Sought for pects to hand to President Taft a copy about »25,0tX),900 to start the building Years by Scientists. of his first annual report. Interest at of war craft will not now be made to Chicago, Ill., Nov. 11.—The missing taches to this document as it will con the Dominion government. News from inside sources is that offi link between reptiles and mammals, for tain Mr. Ballinger’s views on the gen eral treatment of public land questions. cial information has been received and whieh scientists have been searching that an understanding has been reached since Darwin first put forth his theory between England and GertMiny that of evolution, has been d seovered in Argentina Feeds England. inav result in a period being set to northwestern Texas by Professor Sam Washington. Nov, 11.—Britons are their rivalry in naval construction. As uel Wendell Williston, of the university ceasing to look to America for their the chief purpose of the projected Ca of Chicago, according to an announce supply of “tho ros’t beef of old Eng nadian navy was to aid the mother ment made by the department of geol land,” and are turning more and more country in the event of hostilities, ogy of that university. to Argentina for meats and cattle. R. whieh were believed to be threatened Enormous lizard-like fossil remains N Hartlettan, consul general ai Buenos by Germany, the rumored arrangement have been unearthed by the university’s Ayres, informed the department of com between the governments in London expedition, which Dr.’Williston is con nieree and labor today that the traffic and Berlin clears up the situation and ducting, and the scientists declare tbe in beef from Argentina to England was renders unnecessary the heavy expen animals lived more than 15,000,000 growing rapidly, and that the British diture for war vessels by Canada. years ago. The excavations in which isles are becoming more and more de Present indications are, therefore, that the remains were found are in the re pendent on the South American republic the government will content itself with gion north of the Wiehita river. The tor their meat supplies. the acquisition of a few vessels of fossils were buried in a clay soil of moderate size and cost, torpedo craft what was once a river delta. Gain of Exporta Huge. Washington, Nov. 12.—An increase of Mrs. U. S. Grant, Jr, Dead. more than 821,000,001) in the value of Smoke Victim Packs Gun. San Diego. Cal., Nov. 11.—Mrs. U. S. the exports of domestic products from Chicago, Nov. 12.—The war between Grant, Jr., wife of the well-known cap the United States is shown for last Oc tober, compared with a like period last official« of the Chicago and Oak Park italist and builder of the U. S. Grant rear, the respective total being 8123,- railway and smokers, who have been Hotel, died today of apoplexy. She «43.720, against »101,783,048. Exports arrested for smoking in ear*, goes mer of wheat declined from 12,032.14« bush rily on. A militant suburbanite was ar has been an invalid for years, but her els for Oet.iher. 1908. to 8.766.419 bush raigned in court charged with disorder sudden demise came as a shock to the els in tk-tober last nnd the value of ex ly conduet. because he boarded a “con community. Mrs. Grant was 5.1 years ports of meat and dairy products fell verted" smoker with a revolver in a old. and is survived by her husband and from ».11,933,112 in October, 19»8, to holster strapped to his waist. The case five children. Mrs. U. S. Macey, wife of w i« continued. Meanwhile the smokers Lieutenant Macey, U. S. N.; Chaffee »S.364.M0 in October, 1909. dise.issed the possibility of compelling Grant, U. S. Grant, TV, Julia Dent I the railroad eompanv to raise tracks in Grant and Fannie Grant. She was the Captaincy for Peary. | link Park, where they are on the snr- daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. Washington, ,sov. 17.—Commander face or reinstate tbe banished smoking Chaffee, of Colorado. Robert E. 15-ary, civil engineer who can. holds that title rank by courtesy, will Tariff Wanted as It Is. Woman Doctor Weds Girl. soon be promoted to a captaincy in the Chicago, Nov. 11.—The paper and San Francisco, Nov. 16.—Dr. Alice pulp manufacturers, whose convention civil engineers corps by reason of the retirement of the man next above. Bush of Oakland, a well known physi began here today, will ignore any ques Peary’s rank ns captain also will bo cian and daughter of Tax Collector tion regarding legislation or tariff re by courtesy. He will get *8,tH)0 a year. It is said that ho is to apply for re Bush of San Francisco, waa granted a vision. according to President Arthur tirement. In that case ho would get divorce yesterday on the unusual plea C. Hastings, of New York, head of the »4,000 a year and be free to do private of fraud in the marriage contract. In American Paper A Pulp association, plain words. Dr. Bush found that she whieh comprises about half the paper work. had married a woman. Her husband and pulpmakerx of the country. It wax was R. K. Morgan, a fine looking young declared that paper would never again Bridge Plans Approved. Washington, Nov 12.—The acting medical student of 23. who came here be aa ebeap as it was under the Dmgley from New York. They were married tariff. secretary of war. on recommendation of the chief of engineers and the judge ad in 1905. Opium in Liner’s Coat vocate general of the army, has ap Carlisle Seriously Ill. proved the plans for the new O. R. A N. San Francisco, Nov. 11.—Opium val bridge across the Willamette river at New York. Nov. 16.—John C. Car ued at »1400 was discovered today by Portland. Notification of this approval lisle, who was secretary of the treas Customs Inspector Em.l.,w concealed will be seat to the railroad company ury under President Cleveland, waa re smong the coal iu the hunkers of the through Major Kavanaugh at Portland. ported today as resting more comfort Pacific Mail steamer China. The drug This leaves the railroad without re ably nt St. Vincent's hospital, where was confiscated and a searching inquiry straint in its construction of the bridge he lira seriously ill with acute intes failed to disclose who had attempted to so far as the government is concerned. tinal trouble. smuggle it iato this country.