RECIPROCITY IS
READY TO SIGN
CLERK
Naw
York
»HOT
OEAD.
Thlsvss
Escape
»5,000 Gems.
With
NEW TROUBLE IN
MEXICO FEARED
PEERS SURRENDER VETO.
Hope of Future Restoration ot Power,
Is But Slight.
CONGRESSIONAL
PROC
BIG PROBLEM IN FUEL
HALF THE COAL IN MINES LEFT
Ixmdon The constitutional revolu­
THERE INACCESSIBLE.
tion appears to be an accomplished
Washington, July 22. — Senator
fact. Great Britain in the future will
be governed practically by the house Chamberlain has many times professed
of commons, with the hereditary up to be working to secure for Oregon a Asst Bogs of Country, However, Con.
per house possessing only s veto with larger share of the reclamation pro-
tain Billions of Tons That
a time limit of two years.
'ject. and has maintained that he has
Can Bo Utilized Id
The [>eers find their one glesm of done everything in his power to bring
the Future.
»
I*
hope in the prediction that the next about the construction of new projects
Vote on Measure 53 to 27—-Insurgent#
Msxlcan Liberals Threaten American conservative government will overturn in his state. But if Senator Chamber-
Fight to Leet—Triumph for
One of the most serious problems at
Asquith's revolution and restore old lain is honestly in favor of promoting
Ranchers—Ambassador Wilson
President.
conditions, but the radicals are confi­ government reclamation work in Ore­ the present time Is due to the fact
Takes Up Case.
dent that in such matter* the hands of gon he has a strange way of showing that on the average nearly 50 per cent,
the clock never turn back.
__
..............
................ a bill of the coal In the mines Is left either
I . it.
He ...........
recently
introduced
The future career of the veto bill which/if passed, I. " would
divert
would
divert mil-
mil- In or st the mines and Is inaccessible
Washington, D. <‘ The recipro­
Washington, D. C. The report of a
was apparent to al) politicians and its |jon, of ddl.r, annually from the rec- for th« future generations
city trail« agreement between the
delicate situation in Iziwer California
For example, according to Cassler's
I tilted States anil <'amnia embodied
acceptance by the house of |Bn)ation fund, for the construction of
has ¡Increased the anxiety of the ad­ eventual
III III«' I «•« I pl IM’ll V bill, thut piovi li II
Magazine. In 1907 approximately 400,-
lords not doubted.
Premier Asquith ' darns, canals, etc., to control floods.
ministration
over
recent
developments
«torni center In two s <*» s I<« iim of Con
dispelled all clouds by communicating
Senator Chamberlain's bill is brief. 000,000 tons of coal were left In or
in Mexico.
great, passe«) th» Menate Haturday
informally to Mr. Balfour, leader of It authorizes the secretary of the in­ at the same mines from which the
Conditions in that part of the coun­
without atti« iidnuint by a vole of 53
the opposition in the house of com­
480,000,000 tons were taken.
to 37. A majority of Republicans
try were threatening several months mons, the substance of an announce­ terior to construct dikes, dams,
To stimulate the possible use ot
voted against It. Of 53 votes tor it.
ago, but with the termination of the ment which he will make in that ditches, etc., for the storage and di­
various grades of fuel and safe and
33 were Democrats and 21 Iti-publl
Mailer» revolution Mexico obtained house. His letter, which Mr. Balfour version and development of waters, to
successful methods of mining much
runa
of the 27 against, 24 were
permission to send
troops across communicated to the meeting of the prevent injury to crops and fertile
Republican and three Democratic.
lands and other property caused by material at present left In the mines
American
territory
to
quell
the
inde
­
This action settled th« whole Cun
lords, follows:
floods and freshets originating on for­ are some of the problems of the Unit­
pendent movement th«re. The armed
solan reciprocity question so far us
"Dear Mr. Balfour: I think it is est reserves and Indian reservations, ed States bureau of mines.
and
so-called
Socialistic
rebellion,
Congress Is concerned utul save for
courteous and right, before any public
however, died out before the soldiers decisions are announced, to let you the expense of such construction to be * Problems of combustion are being
exi’cutlv« approval and the Canadian
I’urllntiietit
ratificati««»,
virtually
reached the scene.
Since then it had know how we regard the present sit­ paid out of the national reclamation carefully studied by means of sta­
tionary boiler plants, house heating
lliuk«-» the pad the law of the land
liwn supposed that peace and content­ uation. When the parliament bill in fund.
boilers and a long combustion cham­
Congressional practice will deluy
ment hail settled in that quarter of the form it has now assumed returns
Washington, July 21. — Vigorous ber; proper classification and relative
tlu* uffixlng of th« President's signa­
Mexico and that the lives and property
to the house of commons, we shall be support of the Canadian reciprocity prices for coals by means of specifica­
ture 'inti! next Wednesday, when the
of American citizens were secure.
compelled to ask that house to dis­ agreement by Senators Brown, ot Ne­ tions and purchase by contract, and
House 1« again In »«»»Ion
Thu re­
REYES IS DISTRUSTED.
Now, however, American ranchers
ciprocity bill having originated In the
agree with the lords’ amendments. braska; Stone, of Missouri, and more economical use and utilization of
in
1-ower
California
are
being
threat
­
House, must be returned there for
In the circumstance, should the ne­ Works, of California, and a speech fuels heretofore not regarded as adapt­
ened
by
the
so-called
Mexican
Lib
­
of
Madero's
Followers
Fesr
Return
engrossment uti«| for the signal un*
cessity arise, the government will ad­ against the measure by Senator Ken­ ed to such purposes by means of bri-
erals. The United States has request­
of Speaker Clark, while the House Is
Old Regime.
vise the king to exercise his preoga-
« ir t .ng
ed the government of Mexico to afford tive to secure the passing into law of yon, of lows, made up today's debate ' quetting. coking and producer gas
Mexico
City.
Ilesplte
the
breuklng
on the measure in the senate.
plants.
The Canadian Parliament has not
them
udi-quate
protection.
the bill in substantially the same form
Brown criticised his insurgent col­
Among these fuels Is peat, samples
>«t U 'ted mi th«, agreement nml with of the agreement that General Ber­
The
State
department's
attention
i.no exception of the I provisions of nardino Heyes should Ix* mail» Min­ was drawn to the situation in a tele­ in which it left the house of commons, leagues and praised the Democrats for of which have been used In the making
ister
of
War
In
the
cabinet
of
Fran
and His Majesty has been pleased to “having the moral courage and pat­ of producer gas The use of peat for
th» bill ue passi-d by - Congress will
not become effective until
i
the Pr«s Cisco I Madero, und, not wjthstuml gram from the American consul at suggest that he will consider it his riotism to support and sustain a Re­ domestic purposes in European coun­
Ing
Mildern'»
nssuratic««
that
Reyes
Ensenada,
who
reported
that
Ameri
­
Ident Issues u a proclamation
proi-lnmatlon Hint
duty to accept an«i act on that advice. publican President,” characterized a tries dates back several hundred
Canada hits ratified the pact. The was free Io enter th« pr<*sld«*ntlal cans had been molested and had ap- Yours aincerey, H. H. ASQUITH.”
s[>eech today of Senator Brown in fav­ years, but the extensive development
race,
the
General
meist»
he
will
not
fiealed to him for assistance.
exception of this prtK-cdure Is III III«
or of the reciprocity measure.
In methods of mining and utilizing
pnjHT und pulp section of the bill, be u caiulldate.
Ambassador Wilson, at Mexico
EXPLOITATION
TO
BE
VAST
SupiMirterx of Madera RhruK their City, was immediately instructed to
"I want to (express my grief, my peat has been largely within the last
which It Is announced will become
profound grief, ” Senator Blown
InitiuMlInlely effective when the Pres should« r» iiml express their dlsbellef take up the subject with President de
ten years. At the present time In
Southern Pacific Engage* Chicago dared, "because the bill does
in Reyes' Statement
Reyes sald h«
Mont signs th« law.
not many of the European countries peat
offered to release Madero front th« la Barra.
Coliseum Annex.
have the support of some of
_ _______
_ of _____
_
is ____
a large
source
power _______
develop-
promlse» relative to niaklng hliu
through the aid of the gas pro
Chicago The 'entire West will be friends in this body whom I know at
Minister of War »olely because the
HAYTIAN REBELS GAINING.
SHIP GIVEN UP.
advertised during the United States heart are in favor of lower duties. I «jucer an<j engine, and the utilization
growlng Opposition In th« runks of
the Ma<l«ri»tas and «xpressed by the
I Land and Irrigation congress to be do not complain of them. I do not oj tbe peat bOgg |R becoming general,
{Sam
Rushes Warship* to
Unela
Bark Espada Now 150 Days Out of ant! Keyesltaa Clubs
Mudero was
held at Chicago November 18 to De­ charge them with insincerity, because gome idea of the extent of this da-
Scene of Trouble.
Grays Harbor.
prompt In nnswerlng hlm. He
I know them to be sincere.
But I velopment may be had from the state-
cember 9.
would not release the G«n
Washington, D. C.- The revolution
The Southern Pacific company and simply cannot understand them. It ment tbat Russia alone mines annuab
Aberdeen. Wash The bark Espa he
da. 150 days out of Grays Harbor for frotu the agreement, hüt thut he in Hayti is spreading so rapidly that other Harriman lines have engaged is beyond my comprehension to appre-ly OTer g oOb.OOO tons of dry peat.
Adelaide. South Australia, Is believed aseured htm he was at llberty to it is believed here to be doubtful if the whole of the Coliseum annex for ciate how in one session of congress 11 It Is estimated by the United States
beconi» a presldentlal candldate ri­
to be lost with ail hands
the capital of the island republic will purposes of exhibition, and every could vote for lower duties; in the I geological survey that the bogs of
Th« Espaila clear« <1 from Aberdeen gardl«*s» of any promlsee.
much longer remain in possession of town, county or state tapped by these next session favor a revision of the this country contain approximately
In
o|«|H«»liig
th«
a|«|M>lntm<*nt
I
of
no r the bar That la the last heard
President Simon. The political situ­ lines, will be given the {opportunity to tariff a schedule at a time, and at a 12,888.000.000 tons of dry peat com-
th«*
General
to
a
cabinet
post,
i
anti-
of her and as the uomini passage
B mark« vatoe
that
Reyeslta»
offered
the
argunt'-nt
ation steadily is growing worse, ac­ show what advantages it may have to third session be against this proposi- “er;^17
time on this run is 75 day», marin­
tion, which, while it is not a revision Qf >3 pe(_ {on fOf, machlne peat brtcks>
ers believe there Is ilo hope for Hl« h« represented the <>l«l reglme, but cording to the commander of the offer to the prospective homeseeker.
were tnore Hix-clfl«- In th«lr warnlng United States gunboat Petrel, now in
To further this purpose, the space of a singe schedule, is a revision of a
craft.
that h«« would use the Arniy. once Haytien waters for the protection of will be divided into lecture halls with few schedules, not with all the coun-. this represents over $38.600,000.000.
The Espada wnx
. The Canadian government Is carry­
Captain Ingliart Jacobson. of Tacoma, he was In power, to eelze the presl- Americans. His report to the Navy moving picture facilities, and the tries of the world, but with one coun-1 ing on extensive researches relating to
u*
Bey
and was manned by ten men Among
department indicates »that all of the towns and other centers that care to try; a plan that I believe marks the the use of peat, as this fuel is found
the iiassengers on the trip, which Is,
department north, except Cape Hayti­ participate in the exhibits will be in­ beginning of the end of extortionate In very large areas In Canada.
NEW
REBELLION
LOWERS.
thought to have been fatal for all
en and Forte Liberte, is controlled by vited to send moving picture films and tariff duties in this country.”
The cost of preparing peat for the
<>n Ixaird. was Mrs Jacob»on. who
The speaker declared that it was not' mark« Is comparatively small, Re-
lecturers to show the public the oppor­
was formerly Miss Olga Anderson, Disaffected Factions In Mexico Are the revolutionists.
Because of the precarious situation tunities for homes offered in the vari­ President Taft, “but a stubborn and liable figures are not available for th«
of 3158 South M street. Tacoma.
Causing Daily Disorders.
at Goniaves, the second important ous districts.
Photographs taken loquacious senate,” that was respon­ United States. For one locality In
The bark loaded at the Siad«« MUI
with a full cargo of lumber fur the
Mexico City —That the period of city of the republic, where the revo­ along the lines of the Southern Pacific sible for the extra session. He de- | Sweden, visited in 1908, coal cost $3.75
I'nh ss she struck a reconstruction soon may be succeed- lutionists are in power, the Petrel depicting the most interesting phases fended the president from charges that per ton. and peat, delivered on th«
It Is th« belief of locul »«■
e<i by another revolution Is the fear sailed from Cape Haytien for that of home, farm and industrial life will he was taking too much part in legis­ operating floor, 80 cents per ton.
that she ran aground, as It expressed frankly In many quarters place.
lation.
’ also be shown.
be almost ltii|Hisslbl« for a of the capital, |{«|sirta of disorders
Realizing the importance of having
The Land and Irrigation congress
o sink In mliliM enn when tilled assuming In a few cases the niaglll
Washington, July 21.—A highly ed­
Twice Close to Death.
some kind of naval vessel on the north has planned to occupy the entire Coli­
tore of buttles are not uncommon coast of Hayti, to replace the Petrel. | seum at Chicago, but as the space al- ucated seal, George by name, was on
An unpleasant adventure recently
mid almost dally the authorities are
exhibition today before the house
Informed of the frustration of plots the Navy department cabled the com- j lotted to the several exhibits was committeee investigating the exter­ befell a Bavarian officer who was
against Madero or the constituted manding officer of the Porto Rican thought not sufficient for that planned mination of the seal herds, to raise taking observations above the fortress
station bout at San Juan. Porto Rico, j by the Southern Pacific for its West-
of Ingolstadt, Germany, from a cap­
govern ment.
George was tive balloon. A sudden and violent
The mustering out of the revolu- to proceed immediately to Cape j ern patronB, that company concluded his bark in protest.
tlonary forces Is not proving easy, Haytien, where she probably will ar- to secure the annex for the Western brought before the committee by Rep- i gust of wind snapped the mooring
resentative Edward W. Tow-nsend of cable and carried the aerostat up and
In practically ull cases bands of for- rive within twenty-four hours,
The I exhibits,
nier rebels have refused to give up cruiser Iles Moines from Boston, will
New Jersey author of “Chimmie Fad- away at a dizzy speed. The officer,
Pittsburg
Buys O'Toole From St. their arms or have demanded more
PANAMA MAIL LINE FIXED.
den” who obtained him from a friend who was alone In the car. attempted
sail directly to Port au Prince, She I
pay for past services So anxious Is
Paul for Biggest Price.
on St. George Isand, Pribyloff group. I to empty the balloon by means of the
the government to accomplish Its probably will make the trip in about Hitchcock Orders Service to Begin
It is estimated that George’s skin ripping cord, but could not get this
Minneapolis
Harney
Dreyfuss, purposes, however, that except In a five days.
would weigh about five pounds if sepi­ to work. Meanwhile, he had been car­
on Opening of Canal.
president <<f the Pittsburg Club of few Instances these demands have
the National l.eagu«*. today purchased been met. To complicate conditions
Troops Seeking Rebel Band.
Washington, D. C. — Postmaster arated from him. but there is no in­ ried to an altitude of 1.500 feet and
Marty O'Totde. Ht. Paul's »|iltluill further, the feeling in the ranks
tention of depriving him of the luxury was beginning to feel the exhausting
San Diego, Cal. One hundred Mex­ General Hitchcock has ordered the es-
pitcher, for $'22.500, the biglH'Ht price of the Maderlsts Is not brotherly.
ican troops have been ordered from ! tablishment of a fast ocean mail ser- of a seal skin coat during these hot effects of this rapid change of eleva­
ever |*al«l f«ir a ballplayer in the
tion. Realizing that his situation was
Ensenada to the district around Al- ! vice between the principal ports on days.
history of organized baseball
All
He is on exhibition as a type of the desperate, he exerted all his powers,
of the bidders dropped out of the FOUR COMETS HOVER NEAR SUN amo, where a small band of rebels are ■ the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and
extra-small seals which are being and managed to clamber up to the en­
running with the exception of Drey-
«aid to I m « operating. Mexican troops , Panama and Colon. The order calls
fuss and Mike Cantlllon, who was Strange Visitors. Invisible to Unaided in scouting parties are said to be j for a service which shall begin in the slaughtered. Not only does he bal­ velope and slash a hole In It, where­
ance artistically upon his nose a ball
acting In th«* role of agent for
Eye, Perform Antics.
scattered up and down the peninsula autumn of 1914, so as to be in opera- or cornucopia, but has been taught to upon the balloon descended even more
Charles t’omlskey, of the Chicago
rapidly than It had risen. When near
of
suppressing
out-
I
tion
when
the
canal
is
opened
The
for
the
purpose
Chicago Four comet« every one
Americans.
bark loudly and enthusiastically and
O’Ttsile announce«] himself ns sat- of the bashful variety which refuses law bands and restoring law and contract calls for 16-knot steamers to flap his floppers when the name of the earth he was again tn Imminent
peril, but he made a jump for It and
furnish a weekly service between
l«fl«*«| to go to Pittsburg, but said to be seen by the unaided eye -are order.
ranches owned by New York. New Orleans and Colon, Professor’ Elliott is spoken sharply had the good luck to be caught by the
he would like to have Kelly go with hovering around the earth, dodging
Most of the
and
distincty.
friendly branch of a tree. Relieved of
him
Dreyfus» Is said to bnvi* of behind th« sun and performing other Americans and foreigners are in the and between Seattle and San Fran­
Professor Ellliott, it may be ex­ bis weight, the balloon shot up into
fere«J fjooo for Kelly, but Lennon antics which are keeping astronomers northern part of Lower California, cisco and Panama.
Is desirous <>f realizing at least $7500 busy. Two of the four are brand new and during the recent revolt suffered
The entering into the contract will plained for the benefit of the uniti- the air again and was soon lost to
lor him.
visitors and are more eagerly watched considerably from raiding parties of open a new era to the commerce of the ated, is the Cleveland O. expert on sight.
Previous to th«* pure ha«** of Marty on that account. The two others arc
fur seal life who has managed to se­
rebels. Passengers arriving on the country, and in opening to the world
O'Toole th«* highest price ever paid periodicals.
cure the investigation which is being
the
Panama
canal,
an
ocean
mail
ser
­
for a baseball player was $12,500.
One of the visiting comet» has boats from Ensenada say the Lower
Matchless.
conducted.
________
which the Philadelphia Club of the proved a distinct disappointment. California government is doing every­ vice between ports on both coasts of
"When
Edwin
Gould took up the
Washington July 21.—The story of
American league gave for Pitcher This I r the Kless comet, which was thing possible to protect all foreigners the United States, with points in Cen­
"Lefty" Russell. He was |iurchuse«l discovered about July 7 by the Lick and natives.
tral and South America will be estab­ the administration’s attitude toward manufacture of matches seven years
from Baltimore Inst year.
Observatory, and »u later picked up
the election of Senator Lorimer as ago." said a New York banker, "his
lished.
by the Yerkes' Observatory at Will­
told by ex-Senator Aldrich of Rhode friends were a good deal amused, and
Mars May Quit Flying.
iams liny. Win. Observations made
Upper Bertha Not Taken,
Island and the activities of R. J. many a joke was cracked at Mr.
Britons
Seek
Polo
Cup.
Erie, Pa.— Sore in body and limp­
have
been
so this morning at Williams Hay showed ing perceptibly. J. C. (Bud) Mars left
Chicago.- -There
Shields
of Superior, Wis., an insur- Gould's expense.
London—Great Britain is going to
many empty upper berths In Pull that the comet was getting away the hospital here, where he has been make another try to regain the polo ance agent, in collecting affidavits
“I remember one June day, at on
man sleeping curs, ever «Ince the from the earth.
from witnesses in the investigation, open-air luncheon at Tuxedo, a superb
cup
and
will
challenge
America
for
a
recovering
from
injuries
due
to
a
fall
law went Into effect reducing the
with his aeroplane last week. Mars match in 1912. The Puke of West­ were the features of the Senator Lori­ I four-in-hand dashed round a turn ot
rate on them, Unit the proposal Is
Breadmakers In Trust.
the road and we all looked up from
now iinderconsldet atlon to reduce
New York.—The journeymen ba k went to a hotel, where he will be con­ minster has offered to take over the mer committee hearing today.
Instead of sending Edward Hines, our strawberries to admire.
them still further on the combination ers In New York. New Jersey and fined to his room for several days. recovery fund and ponies, and the
plan.
This plan, which I iiih been Connecticut have tnken up their c ini­ Mars said he would not attempt an­ Hurlingham committee has decided to the Chicago lumberman, to Springfield I " ‘That is Mr. Gould's team,’ said
submitted for approval of the Pull­ gels against control of the breatl bita- other (light for at least six months, accept the offer. The action of the with won! from the Washington ad-1 some one. ‘Who Is driving?’
man Company, will give n traveler Incas In New York city by any one and might abandon aviation.
He is Duke relieves the committee of the ministration that Lorimer should be j " 'Mr. Gould himself,' a lady an-
both the upper and lower berths for corporation or combination.
Hele- contemplating anbther trip around the necessity of appealing for subscrip­ elected. Mr. Aldrich testified that he' swered. 'Doesn't he look striking on
GO cents added to the price of the gates from 56 locals of the Bakers'
tions for the fund that would be re­ told Hines that President Taft was the box?’ ’’
lower alone.
Union are organizing the tri-state world and says it may be years before
another aeroplane quired. To carry the team and ità not supporting the candidacy of any­
Five thousand sleeping cars are anti-bread trust conference, 'which he is seen in
mounts across would necessitate an one, but that Lorimer was not objec­
operated In the United States a nd pur|M>s«'s t<> light an alleged attempt flight.
B'rd's Remarkable Diet.
tionable to him. The ex-senator said
outlay of from $25,000 to $50,000.
Canada.
to control the trade and drive bun
Ostriches are credited with a pe-
he told Hines previously that the pres­
King Offers Territory.
dreds of email Independent bakers
Texas Seems to Be Dry.
ident had no objection to Albert J. culiar appetite for glass and ladles*
Ship Biggest No More.
out of business. The Department of
Lisbon — A sensation has been
Dallas, Tex.—With what Is esti­ Justice has its eye on the proposed caused by the announcement of the
London.—The plans for the new Hopkins or Henry S. Boutell for the hatpins, but a woodcock just sold In
a Parts shop has run them closely.
mated to be three fourths of the vate bread trust.
discovery at the Necessidades palace steamer Aqultania which the Cunard senatorship.
The customer who bought three birds
cast In today's liquor election count-
of a small coffer containing secret cor-1 Company is building at Clydebank
Stephenson's Case Up.
asked to have them opened, and to
ed, the Prohibitionists are leading
respondence by the since deposed royal have been modified to make the ves
$25,000.000
Claim
Filed.
by the narrow margin of 34(11, nc-
Washington. D. C. —A sub-commit­ the surprise of the shop assistant one
fnmilv
ami
and
til«-
largest
in
the
world.
Het
family
of
Portugal
and
the
British
and
Philadelphia.—A statement of a
cording to the returns of the News
King Manuel length will exceed 900 feet, ten feet tee of five members of the senate com­ of them had four Lebel cartridges In
U p to midnight 339,775 votes had claim to recover $25,000.000 damages German governments.
more than the length of the 50,000-
and
his
relatives,
foreseeing
the revo­ ton liner Imperator, which the Ham­ mittee on privileges and elections will Its stomach. The bird was carried
Return» from hns lieen filed In the United States
been accounted for.
determine whether the charges affect­ with much precaution to the police
all the larger towns are In. and as court here by the receiver of the lution, asked for foreign intervention, burg-American line will put into ser­
the rural districts are against the Bhieflelds Steamship Company against offering in compensation Portuguese vice In the Spring of 1913. It Is ing the election of Senator Stephen­ station, together with the cartridges,
saloons it seems a safe prediction the United Fruit Company.
Great Britain also said that the Aqultania will be son, of Wisconsin, shall be investi­ and the authorities are wondering
The territory in Africa.
gated by the senate.
It is expected whether they are faced by a new
at this time that the state has gone Bluefield» Company claims damages and Germany refused to interfere.
one knot faster than her German that no inquiry will be made during
phenomenon that might Interest nab
"dry."
rival.
In this amount for alleged stifling of
the present session.
The corffmittee urallsts or whether ft Is merely a
$12,000,000 Contract Let.
competition and creating an alleged
will consist of Senators Heyburn, Clapp packer's practical Joke.
Astoria Gets Torpedo Fleet Only.
Subway Extension Goes.
monopoly In the sale of bananas In
Spokane, Wash.—Patrick Welch, of
Washington—Senators
Chamber­ this country. The suit, was brought Spokane, and his associates have been
New York—The city has awarded and Sutherland, Republicans, and Sen­
ators Bailey and Paynter, Democrats.
lain anil Bourne have failed to per­ under the Sherman antitrust law.
awarded the contract for the cirnstruc- the whole 1225,000,000 subway exten­
Her Tact
suade the Navy Department to send
Canadian sion to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
tion
of
551
miles
of
the
Howard—Did she refuse you, o'I
a battleehlp to Astoria for the Cen­
Red Star Wins at Antwerp.
Indian
Students
Go
To
Astoria,
Port Ar- company. The proposed new routes
tennial celebration. The department
Antwerp.—The Red Stnr Steamship Northern railroad between
Washingon, D. C.—The commis­ man?
Coward—Well, In a delicate. I d d-
advised them, however, that the tor­ Company apparently has won Its thur and Sudbury, Ont., for 112,000.- will embrace the boroughs of Manhat­ sioner of Indian affairs has arranged
pedo fleet would be sent In time to tight against the strikers. One hun­ 000, This is the second large con­ tan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx,
rect way. She told me she tie ef
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to
send
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Perce
Indians
from
one
participate In the opening exercises dred and twenty iToJTtTn's'have broken tract obtained by the same persons and give rapid transit to many sec-
wanted anything she could get ea >ljt
and remain throughout tbo celebra­ away from the union and returned to from the same company within a tions"which have had to depend on the of the leading Indian schools to attend —Harper's Bazar
slower
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volley.
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the
Astoria
celebration.
tion, as previously planned.
work with the company.
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month.
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Becomes Law When Approved
by Taft and Canada.
New York Threw urmed thieves
Invaded til« heart of the Tenderloin
lit Ha guyost hour Saturday night,
smashed a Sixth avenue jeweler's
window, allot tils clerk dead, seized
$5000 worth of dluinoiM lings slid
escaped In a taxicab. pttlWMd by
score» of persona who had wltnesaed
the murder and robbery
A woman, who thu police believe
was u confederate, entered the store
of Jacob Jacoby a few minutes prior
to the shooting and aak«<i Mr. Ja­
coby to t<«>t her eyes for glasses
While she engaged him. the window
glass was smashed and Adolph K.
Htern. u clerk, rushed to the street.
A aiuall man with a revolver
blocked him ut the door. Htern tried
to brush past him to gyt ut u man
who * had ‘ iHikud his liund through
the broken window and grii»p«<| a
I ray of diamond rings
Th« small
mail shot twice, and Hlern fell dead
Passersby saw I he man at the
window withdraw th« tray of rings.
luck It under his coat and dart
across the street
He dleappeurcd
through th« upon door of a red tour­
ing car and was gone, with half a
humlrcd men following
These he
outdistanced, but not until the first
three number» had been caught.
The man who shot Htern ran In
th« opposite direction, unseen by
anyone.
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