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rricr(y and the rretenati'in
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War I imrtni.-nt,
I Wiifiblnglon, Nov-ntr !l. llf'7
i ll llii'tloii .f the secretary of war
1h.t foltwUir r-Nil.tfoiHi ko-rnlriu th.
'tim. .mil MMihin.y or l.in.1fi Hlfhlti Um
llinlti) of tlu inllliury r.-MTM"loii ..f Kori
HI. Mtrliiixl. Aliipkn. ur- iml.lixhnt rr
, ilk. liiforni.iil.iii .tint util'liiii. r of all
' r.rt.,nii'1 :
tf I h uirtin-rii,
WiudiuiKtoti. nolr ai. lkK7.
I. I!y uutliotlty f ilw jr.-l.t'ti. tli
In n. I known urn HI. Mli-lai.-l Ivliiti'l. Aij-
' k'l. with nil .'oiilliriioin. Inml ami IkLmuIhi
i 1lliln l'" inll.- of (I .. I. --.i 1 1 n of thr
i fiiKHliiff f4 tli ir.-.)t mtrrtnon mi (Imt
j lflin.l, Ik T..-1 urtl.l.. 1rfm th.- (.uMt l.ifuln
i.f tli.. t.rrltory of Aluk.t iin.1 t.-.-l.iivd
j 4 milli..ry rM"Tv.ui.o.
lurtk' h tiAv, rt.ir tlir r.
! r.-lpt .if tliU nr.l-i , an.t i.rN---
Inillilliim mi Hi.. Ii. ii.l no rrMTVnl, will
no! t... .tiniintx 1 In tln lr u- of lnvln.
Iiii:.llniri iui.I Irnn-ovcmnK, mr In- the
rrrilon f ninirtiir n.!. 1 f.r fh- lr
IniHln. m or rr.l.Tn-.,
!. Tti mllll.iry rimiilnn ulivr. ,1...
rLir.-.!. ariil ih. nilltv.iry it (..rAtro
tti.-rf.ti, will f ki.own no Fort 81. Stloh.
nrl. unl will Ii. unil.-r tht iv.nirol an-l
ti. n w'ii .f im irinin i.i.liTiir off! -. r
i.f ih.. irwifw in-r.- ..iniloniNi.
11. A. AliF-Ji:.
Sf.nr- of W.ir.
n to. ntr-iH-.. nth. r provlt.o nf
n.l rf nil Wilt . ivll ..ffl.-lnlii wrlMiln !
Ih. limn of rm Mrv immnin.llru thi-
, ll'i!i. of SI Xll.-lui I. .iii.l ihi. m..iith of
i Itif Yukon rh.-r. tho for.tr.Mnif Om -rll'.l ;
i r.i riT.tkm lm U-.-n -iiitl(l:nl for ti
nrlty of f.. -iii.l m-.iii. rtv. Hip r'.r.
inlloii of onli r. an. I the 'ror'-.!lon "f
irH-riv mi. I liKNlti. " l:i!.-r'-t. Pr.t-r j
J ...-oim, i, I U.nn or .-.nToiMll-'n.". nl. j
r.Milv li.ill on or .l.-Mlrlnir l.i -t- r
t
; uh-ii fin.! r.m.tii.-t I'-fsMlni.tt. hitHinfi '
I . niiTiirl- wlililn the tlniliM of llitt. null-
; tury r""i n itlon. will ..o--v,. ih.' fol
IowIiik r.viilcitlonn:
1. Ap;4liNitloii4 for iirml"loti nius;
tn (UN-omixinl.'.l liy teilniot.liln of ko1
i-lmraol.r iind Mtaii.lliiir lin.l N nfti.le
In wrltinir, iul.lri'"..l to th Sivret.iry
of w ar. r.i lllnir H nut lire f the lil
licn to v ixm.luol.tl: the I.K-ation, a.
ritnir ty in i.!.-.liU'. on tinix-.-iipitd ;uut
within Itio i--..i-v. itlon; tin- ari l o(
lun.l inH-1-w.iry; iuiinl'.-r and i-h.irat-t.-r
of iMillillntrx. i t'" . to ho . rvt' il, a-t
lrlalli diite w In n .xx-unnn y Is to 1"
omtnt.n.'.'.l nn.l termlnntixl. Tli."e lo
cwte.1 on thin ren-rvitlnn nt the tlm
tho ri'sorviitlon mm made will In like
nnuui.y' prr.nf lortr t,r"fl"T ' Tnr
pernills, and the ivmnmndliiK oftlv-vr
will not .IlKturh them in th.lr use and
onrupuncy In eonfornilty to th.-se n'Kti
latlons mull the notion of th- mvretnry
of Hiir on their applUvitlon Is known.
2. The penult to !' luoied liy the sec.
retnry of wnr w1M dwrl'o the p,rsous,
biiKlnifl. loontlon. eto.. and will u.
thorixe. the sninteow to enter upon the
P'ServntUui nt the loontlon mimed, nnd
nwlnraln the sp.vltl.tl Imslmss, an.l
none olher. Vlier a definite looatlon
otiimot bo (riven tit the imll. iiuthorlty
will ln irlvum to the oomnMndlnjr oflloor
of Fni-t St. Mlrhn.-l to uuth.'rlte an up
proprtuto looatl.Mi: hut no permission
will he Riven to use liuid that 'o.i in
olndcd umler tho orlKlnnl orilor as lo
rlsl nnd uisl, nnd no permit will lw
irlven to Wuto on the. huid set apart for
I inilltMncs, wharven. purnde nnd drill
j Kronnds for the tMift of St. Miohnel. A
plat Hhunlnar itmhoriicd lurtMlona unil
tnuinds. with tho name or names of
thw Iw ldern of iH-rmitK, wl'.l tie kept In
tho oftloo of tho ooiiimawllnn: offli'i-r.
3. This permit will not to ins-otlaWe
antl will Iki of no vol no or effiot until
proivii'ted to and ro.vrd.Al hy tho com-
ntttnilinB; oflloer of Fort St. Mlehuul. and
th location staked out byj him. It
will not tie tni.iiwfinihl without the ap
proval of tho seoretary of war, except
where liotli u't:.s lo the tnin.-f-r an
on the frround and one desires to dis
pone, of hln Interest. Ip whK-h event the
ooniniuiuliiiK otnot-r of Fort St. Mlohaels
nmy authorlie the tmnnfer, roiwrtlng
hi action to the wmr dMi.rtmrnt. It will
Klvo no rlnht or title 'to wnerhlp of
Uindfl oooupled nnd In revNitle at the
will of the secretary of war.
I 4. Applloutlonu for permislson to all
Improv. menu n:,ol., .ihrontoi vlnu-
Iii iui permits must l.n rimd.- chf-.ih
of ttn
Dim (ofimiuri'llng offl'-er of Kurt H'. Ml.
rhH " II" mv-r-iitry of war ! will
only If nnrv-l oh lh. H.'irui condition
on wlil'h a pi-rrnlt l urlKlimlty Imu'-d.
8. person, hkioi1 utons or or-orn'l m
occupying tun. In, Ixillillnit or privilege
under tlwso irtmiu will l- 'ilij"'t at
.ill tlfll" tO HU' ll PHll 4 pKoiuiloim ..
mnf ! lfiii"l fr"in tlm to time by
tlii. ootiim.tii'lWig onWr of Port Hi. Ml
i'lmm or Mgb.r authority,
C. Any modlllml'iti of thin jx-rmlt
ifter use. mwl l m applied f.r In writing,
.iii.l f.ncipV l through tlm .-omm-ndlng
oflloi-r of Tort Kt. Mi.-lia.-l for the wtton
I
r.f tlu( io-nt;iry f -war: nolle., of a pro
lol l.-mal ii-i i"i of ii.- jK-rmll wiil
kiv.- i.y tiu. Kr..ii. -.it I-um ili.riy -J.iyn
Uorw ivmovnl, :uul u"n r'-fnoviil from
ilw. -.-.-ri.ilon iW) j.-ntil! will ! ir-r.-iI.-r.-.l
lo tti- iMiifiiiimlinir ofn r of
Tort Hi. Mi Inu-I; ami tin ).-.i'loti mat
tm .-fl liy tho o-uini In jf'jirl n.itilory
:in'l fnlt'-n imlltUti.
7. Ill nuo of nntur.illy ritrl' til ;inl.
Iiikk, nli.ii for tMii:'1li.(f. lili.-jr.l.
no itioniKily IH irtv-n to iiny f ron
or ouToriitloii in.l li.j ;w t-mlt will Ii con.
trul to 1. thl. nil all .tl.iiirr-. m. nt
uiw.-rn hol.l. r of : mill', will, after
i miff il In.irlnir I.y l.lin. m lutil-il I.y
tlm uimitM-klltiK omr of Fort Hi. '
Mi. li r!.
i. No n-t.ill of JiHiiiL.l nilrltH on the
r.Kruitlon will I hIIowmI: hut tlilt pn-
lill.Ul.m lii.ll tvrt ln. lu.U- lliflit wlnn i,r ,
I-t. (rt. iloi 1I.V,. lt--i-.l 8t.iiut.-i-:
ion nnx-ov..! Miiy IT. !-t i
f. It it to m uivK n(.,. ihnt tlK-n-
l- rniltrt hp- lu..l Kiil.J'i t to ny mi!.-.
Hiii iU I. if1.l itlon of -oith.
Miy I
DURRANT IS A !iownhors wllhono.xtrahtn.la4.7ro.
prt:t.l. Ind. n with dothlmr, provlnlon
INOCFT Ii,",v,r iAate Mivl m"r"y- j
J
j
Sit SA1S
MS. XKTfllK rOKDES. WHO
VILI. TUT TO CLtR MM.
1
I
He r Mnitund Kitlct the Soa Traticisco Vt-
Bit! ai He .lurdcred (Itherri. nd
Then Suicided.
Fori W..rtli. T. x , Nov. :",Th.- widow
of Arthur Forlna. ailas J. K. Ul.inther.
who w.is arrest.-.! at M'-rldl.m, T.-x..
rlmrR-ixl with havlnir niuM.r'd Mrs.
I.am.-fo!'; In San Fnncls
mltt-d side! lo In I ho lh
ha been I.S-.H.-.1 In this
1. and who com.
que county J.vl,
Ity. The woman
r-oosi hy the n.une of Ada. Tiylor. She
sav-s that she married Arthur Forbes at
I.'ttle Rm-k. Ark.. In lM. ar.d that they
t.ui.-hl In the i.uhlio i i-hools In Rosalie
ooiintv in I'-'s'k Th.-y had som. trouble,
during wlil. h Forlx-s shot her three
times. About thit tlmo Arthur Forb.-s.ierv. but no sol.lt.-rs o.tnio. Then the
alias r.lanth. r. w-as arreste-1 charged
wlth nmr.1 Ti-ig Mrs. Tingfc!dt. and he
was lodi-ed in Ji.il. wh.-ro ho subsoipient-
ly o.uinur.'.l siilol.le by taking mor.
j.lilne. Mr. Forb.'. soys there Is no
louM ns to Forbes b'i.r the muiIorer
of tho Swui Fjm -iclsoo vromcn. lie often
lold her he was w-ll ai.iiialnted wl'hivMlleys at the palace.
Minnie Williams an.l Ulanelie Iimont,
having Ik oh lntro.lii.v-,1 lo tln-m by Pur.
rant: that ho often rof 'l ie 1 to the tnur-
dors In siu-h a manner that she was con-
vliu-ixl that ho know of thorn. Mrs. Tny.
lor says that one of her trunks is still
In Son Fr.im1s.-o, where it w.ts Msed In
rvidonoe during Purrant's trial. She to.
lay wired Currant as follows:
"Have i-ourugo: I believe you to be nn
iniHHvnt man:
votir lnno-.e:i.-i
If I van help to prove
i-oinman.l me."
FtHrTHAI.U SCOUKS.
Chicago, N'ov. Knii-korlkK-ker Ath.
letlo Club, S: Chicago Hankers' AthMIe
Club, 13.
Cincinnati. Nov. Carlisle Indians,
lrt: Vnlvorsity of Cincinnul, 0.
Nowton, Mass., Nov. Ij.- Dartmouth,
:i: Athbitlc Club. 0.
Chlaigo. Nov. :. Fn-verslty of Chlca
go. K: t'nlvi'rsHy of Michigan, 12.
Rin Ft.iiIv, Nov. 2.". Stanford. 2S:
I'nlwrstty of California, 0.
Council HlulTs, la.. Nov. 23. Nebraska,
5: Iowa, 0.
Olilcago, Nov. J.". Now Jersey All-Star
teiim. 0: CliU-ugo, 10.
St Jos?,li, Mo., Nov. . Ellsworth,
It: Jow.nts. 12.
Seiittlo. Nov. 25. fitvittle A. C. 10: TTnJ
'rs1ty of Washington. 1.
rortland. Nov. 25. Foriland A. C. 4:
Multnomah, ft.
Philadelphia. Nov. I." 1'nlwrslty of
JonnsyI--iiila. 4: Cornell, 0.
Hutto, Mivit-. Nov., Nov. 25. -Butte. 8:
RoKnnoe. oif Oakl'ind. 4.
JAMKSON A HIGH UOI.l.KU.
Portland, Or.. Nov. 23. C. E. Jameson,
under arrest at Seattle, charged with
forging about IW.OnO worth of Chehnlls
county w.trr.ints. la well known In Port,
land as a "high roller."
I ,J),I I)ITI I I'TC
IVLDLL JJULJLLIvJ
SEEK THE PALACE
i I'or the I'irst Time in the History of
j the Culiiin War.
jTRILD TO RELEASI- RIVERA
nml taA4ioj Troop Blaaco Shakes ip
t he Police Departmeit Spaiiih
Soldier bnlferiaij.
; Nw York. Nov. K. .i Ht.rxli.y morn.
Ii for tli firm time In tlw libtory of
tho f'ulKin war M fiulM nonifht the
lU:if In Tf.iviirKi, ten JlHutrh to the
HoruM from Hm-uia. The- hot came
tfmi Cai Ulancu, Ml -anl ;uwi thf
pritrn. to Die hurtwr, anl while no one
wx hurt, tlw Kilar? with lt electric
Utrrrf wbh a liiiiln; mark nrul muct
bnv.. Iw-ti lilt. Th 8i,h au'hOTllle
titt-mpt lo -maKe iwm or xne anair, dui
it Ihn Mtiw time a n-irt. r for U l.uoha
who wrote up an'l attpmptwl to put.lish
v f. l In xio- -Hie m piU In prtfon.
, Tim Ut:irk on Cutu rtl .noo win ma.le
, h' Itrlif.ulliT.rti.-nil OinliTM and SO
'rotuW. They iti.rl tin- town chortly
lif.in. mlilnlirht on hinrtmck and at the
: -n.l of an hour eiioh man out of
I l.-ft thy nent two vol leys ocp th nar.
rtfw hartor entrnW at the pnlace. then
cxillv w.-nt to a fri-nl's house Inside
Mki 8(miwh tlnew and took nipper. All
thH run un.h r tlx- sun of Cb inu and
Moro
! It In lirned from an Inside source that
j the ohjwt of the Ye1! wan" lo " Yk;as
: C neral Ruls Rivera and hjinir a oltl n
j ium.l Fumlro w ho I knw-n as a spy.
I They rVJW In tlte tlrsl aise only beoaafe
i of s.ne m1s.-oncotlon of the ainiointed
jtlmo on the pnrt of th confederates
'. w Uhin ttu pris.1. Fumlro manatred to
' -vie iu-r the liarl.r. Tho whole
affiur w-is well plann.!. Oeo-r.il Car-
, d. lias oame In the -nrly evening with
two oolumns alone tlw- siM.shore and at
' la o'olook the men followed. They first
visit-.! OiIkuius. When th.-y siw that
tho arrangement!" Iid fiUi-l the reliels
! w.nt after Fumlro. H fled aoross the
' liarlior and tho nwl did not Aire fol.
; low. Th-n the relx-ls wvnt to Clisa, do
'. los Fmiles. the priest- hotioo. where
: rhev took W.irkefs. eiih-er plate and
money. This house is oloso to Moro
', onwtlo. Tho priests nvuto a groat out
! rotH''.s s-iokixl the store of Fumlro, s?-ur-
ne s.niie gold. Th.-y also loot..! otlK-r
1 stores. Working i quietly as possible,
1 they approaohed a iMvalry outpost, se.
1 etiring sev-trnl hors.-s.
I For two hours hey enjoyed themselves.
1 th.vi- nxlo 'to the harlwr and tired two
I This .irouso.1 tho Siwiriar.ls for the
1 tlrst time but br tho time troops turned
' owl tho rebels had gone.
I yw authorities nwde wvery effort to
! suiipross tho details of this raid, though
1 nn official report udmittl tlw six rebels
1
leivtonM the town. The rebols approached
land fired iioon Mariana kist nlgbjt. There
j wan gnxut oit.ni'iit, Tho wlunteers
j were culled out and with the troop re-
I turned the rebel tiro. The rwl.ktita wen?
i panlc-mrK-koit. and looked themselves In
their hou:. The roN-ls did not succe-Al
In enteriiv tho town. The lines have
j boon tftreng-th. ncd all about Havana.
Oorrttond-i!ie r-.veived fnxn the east
states that General Gvmci Is massing
111011 mtir Sagua and Is preparing to
1 march westward '10 strike a potent blow
tx'fore congis meets. V'nusiail activ
ity of the rebels is reported from all
quarters. The Slumlords are also making
pivptir.it.lons for action, but aa yet each
avoids each other. WTiere and In what
mannvr the Wow Is coming cannot be
prvdlrteii. bitt It Is more surely coming
than autonomy.
Gon.'tvil J. M. Rodriguox. commander-
in-chief of the western provinces. Is out
in a nuiiilfooto Htaiting that he w ill ac
cept nothing but independence. He con.
tnt-its Itho treatment of Cuban prisoners
with that of Siwnlsh prisoners and s-iys
only the Siwnlarda unihf arms are. con-sKk-red
as enemies. lie rmlos equal
rights to other Siniarifci If Independence
Is gained.
GiMieral Hlam-o's guneral shake up of
the police force throtigliout the Island
is ciuislng some excltwuent. The hoods
of departments of police were nearly all
changed. Wherever fraud or undue cru
elty was discovered Uruutic measures
wvro tlaken. ftvr--T!iry Oiu-rnl r'onirri.
to'ft kiwwl'-'lgo and fxirlnnce mlnij In
Am'iloa. urn of va.htn.Me Ttltanr In
thl dlrn.lon. Kpe-liii r)rt frr.m the
H-r.ld orreptv.'nt In vurtoiia part
of tlm Island atat that tho Spanish
.MI'-rs rn as btully off an tho parifleow
ami ocnv-ptttrnl'. In many pliu-ew tho
tr'irs hftvfl twm forrml by elrciimstaneen
to bK from door to ilnor. Oneml Hlonco
In maklntr en-ery eff'irt to rHIeve their
cotwlltlon and reform the hospital gervlc
PROTKfiT AGAINST TAYI)R.
New York, Nov. 21 Acoordlna; to tho
World' Wahinft(m oorrMipondent, He-
nor it tstrw, tho Sfai-sh mlnlat'-r, hm
protestol to Mgr. M-irltnclIt against the
aittboritieii of nbtt Oi.thlic ur4vrty
allowing Ilannta Taylor, formT minister
to Simln, to lrturo In the iinlvoralty.
Th.- compUilnft wa merely v-rtil ar.d
was mnt through a ay;rotary. Snnor e
Iw, It la urxlto., corcterwls that
a, p.4d undverxity ahould not invite to
In. lutll an i-nemy of Spain who wai.ta
to Hiilc againsa. Ha govrrammt and
rope. Mgr. Martinf.111, It la understood.
has no Juris. Ik-tino In the coae eand wilt
take no ttteipa regnrltng It.
Mr. Tuylor will deliver hia lecture to
day. Ill theme fai the constitution of
tho l'ntte State In Ita relation to for.
etgn affair. Inddi-ntally he will deal
with tho Cubnn question.
TOM RYAN WINS.
lamira. X. Y.. Nov. 25. Tommy Ryan
knocked out Australian Jim Ryan In the
fifth rounl.
COSTLY LUMP OF
t PRECIOUS METAL
fRTSIDtNT H KINLCT TO TOSE fOK A
STATIC IX COLD.
ester Sillioiaire to Finish the Statae
Tor tke Taris Cvpositioa.
ia
Now York. Nov. 25 Ada Rehau, In
silver. Is to b out phono by William
McKlnloy In gold, according to the Her
ald of today. The added fajue which
tho actress acquiied by posing for the
Montana statue of solid silwr t-xhibl cd
at the world's fair Is to be approached
If not eclipsed by the prestdant of the
fnlted States, who will furnish the fig
ure for v life-sized statue of solid gold.
This will be the moat costly lump of
precious metal the people of the modern
wvrkl have ever seen. So says F. D.
Hlgtiy of Chicago, who has been retained
by Western milllon;Ures to furnish such
a statue for exhlWr:- .1 it the Paris exposition-In
W. Mr. Higby was in the
city yesterduy on his Way to Washing
ton to git tho consent of Presid.tat Me
Klnlvy to vow for the st.Ulie. As Mr.
Iligby tixik a lMMminent part In the
hcudoAULrters m;uiiigi-nuni!t of the Iat
cumiKiign and has asked for no offl.-e;
he ts conrlde-nt of success In this mission.
"You know." said Mr. Hlgby, "that
I deslger.d and built the Montana statue
at the world's fnJr for w-hlch Mls9 R.-han
lose.l. I sirpposo It was becuuse of my
exiierienco that I have been retaLned to
build tthls slatue, which, with the base,
will contain bullion to the value of II.
OM.Ou). While lit will be designed pri
marily to first exhibit 'tlie statue at Pari.-
In 19i0. the dlreotors of tho pon-Ametlcan
exposition fto tw held on Cfayuga Island.
in tt Niagiira river. In 1S99 are anxious
to have It comploted In time to exhibit
there first. It 1s likely that this arrange
ment will b made. I cannot say ye-'
who th csi4tialists are who ore back of
this project, but ibore are a half dozen
of them, and everything Is rwdy to be
gin work kn thei Ht.iitue ilrf S.XM1 as a
design Is completed."
THH CORWIN
Ordered to Son-I'robahly Will Aid the
Bear.
San Diogn, Nov. 2 .Captain Herring,
of the revwiue cutter Corwin, now In
port, has recnivd Instructions to hive
her ready for ssi as soon as possible.
Some reiMiIrs are being made to the ves
sel, but she will be feady for service In
a few days.
No expUnnHon of the order was giv
en, bu it was beliawd shii will be sent
to tho Arctic to asvu'st the Bear In her
expedition for the relief nf the Ice-bound
whalers.
CALIFORNIA DERBT.
San Frru-lsoo, Nov. 2T. The stake en
tries for the Paclilc Coast Jockey Club
haw filled ex-cpiionally well, all the !
noted horses on the coast being entered.
The California Perbv, at a mile and a i
puarter. with a guaranteed value of I
ISnW, has 48 entries, while the Inglesld
stake, at four miles, has 35 entries, and
the Tarpey stake, S8 entries.
FLAX CROWING
IN OREGON
Experiments Successful and Unco
Mills Promised.
RESULT OF MRS. LORD'S WORK
Capital Rattie ii t a rope to Establish the
"aaatactare ia Oregoa of Liaei
Mesh aid Cloth.
Portland, Or.. Nov. 2S.The Or (ronton
announoea that mn(rtnnt have been
matin hy which, the mnflufacture of linen
meeh underwr from Oregon grown flu
Is to be undertaken here by European
capital.
It boa long been known that certain
districts of western Washington can pro-due-
flax of except tonally valuable fibre.
During the present yer exeperlments
with flax have been made which ahow
that en equally fine fibre can be pro
duced In the Willamette valley. The pe.
culUrltle of soil and clImitA produce t
fibre iwjual to any.
Following the Investigation! of the
fibre made by the repreeemtativ of ev.
eral Irish factories, an effort has been
made by experienced moo to secure the
nwceasary capital for the establishment
of a factory. Information has Just been
rxeivtd ihat the tfTorts have been
crowned with success. The capital haa
been promised and all that remain la
for pledgea of sufficient acreage In flax
to furnish the fibrv. These will be ob
tained without difficulty. The Inaugura.
ton of this effort, both for an American
flax Industry nnd an American linen in.
dustry came from Mrs, W. V. Lord, wife
of the governor of the state, wh las
labored uace-slngly In each bron-h of
th undePraking. The Dlngley bill, which
Increased the protection to Unen yarns,
U believed to have haul something to do
in the encouragement of tl. "Inem mill
project.
SHOCKING MURDER.
Drunken Indian Iteu.'.s His Wife Into
Unconsciousness.
Duiuth, Nov. 25. Word has reached
here of a shocking Indian murder that
took place on the Fond du lac reserva
tion. 40 miles north of here. A Chippewa
bulf-brecd nnimtd John Annmasln left
the reservation, eeveral days ago and
went to the town of Cloquet. Late Tues.
dap he returned, crazed with liquor and
In a lit of drunken rage attacked his
wife, who was about to givo birth to a
child. He dragged the woman from her
bed and threw her on the floor, and beat
and kicked her Into a state of uncon.
sclousn.ss. The brutal treatment caused
pr.mature labor and while actually re
ceiving the blows from her husband the
woman gave birth to itho child. About
the Limo Anamasin had finished his work
another Indian named Petf son hap
pened to be passing the house and hear.
in- b noise, he broke Into the room and
attempted 'to protect tine prostrate wo.
num. Annmasln seized a club and turned
his attention to Peterson, who made an
effort to get out, but before he could
do so It Is snld Anamnsln knocked him
down and lib-rally pounded hfs head Into
a pulp.
He then took the body and threw It
into a creek near by, and returnlna; to
the house saturated the floor of the room
In which his wife ainil child lxy with
lotrosene and applied a match. Then,
w-Mh the evident Intention of covering
up the loot, he closed and locked tho
door and left the house. A number of
neighbors by this time by-ame aware
that something was wrong-, and break
ing Into the houce got the Woman, and
child out. but the rescuers barely escaped
with their Uvwi. Both Mrs. Anamaem
ami the child died half an hour later.
A squad of Indian police started after
Anamnsln end en tight him about day.
brenk on the Cloquet road. He showed
considerable fight and nfornied the po
lice .that they coukl not have him alive,
thereupon one of the police fired at him
inflicting a slight wound. He Was taken
book 4x the reservation and locked up.
Royal anakee the food pars.
wholesome and delicious.
Km nmwmw
Absolutely Pure
ten. Duma sowota 00., Mm vowl
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