Cottage Grove leader., April 10, 1908, Image 3

PAINT AND POLISH
Jackies Preparing Atlantic Fleet
tor Grand Parade.
INSPECTION IS MADE BY DIVERS
Find Bottoms o f Many Ships Naarly
As Claan As Whan They Laft
Hampton Roads.
Magdalena, Bay, April 7.— (V ia Ran
Diego)— The work of preparing for the
California reception, now bat ten days
distant, ie already in progress among
the battleships of the Atlantic fleet.
Every ship not engaged in coaling or
working on the torpedo range is udergo-
ing a thorough scrubbing, scraping and
painting from the water line to the
mastheads. Every lnoh of the surface
of the ships w ill be gone over and
cleaned and polished.
Divers have
been sent over the side of each ship
and have made thorough inspections of
the bottoms.
Many of the vessels are nearly as
clean as when they left Hampton
Roads, according to the reports of the
divers. The long time spent at anchor­
age in the bay has done more to foul
the bottoms than the trip around the
Horn.
The work of coaling for the Anal leg
o f the long royage is being pushed with
all speed. Last night the crew of the
Maine worked all night taking coal from
a collier alongside and stowing it away
in the bunkers.
Admiral Thomas has issued a tenta­
tive program lor the fleet for the dates
April 11 to April 19, whloh includes
the departure of the fleet from Magda­
lena at same hour not yet fixed on
April 11 and Its arrival at Ran Diego
a t 1 p. m. April 14. The program
quotes from the official program of the
reception committee in Ban Diego, giv­
ing the details for the four days the
ships will be in port there.
Admiral Thomas has also issued a
lengthy detailed order, on the forma­
tion of a brigade of sailors and marines,
for parade duty in Ban Diego, Ban
Franoirco and other cities, It provides
tor the formation of a fleet naval brig-
ade of more than 5,000 men. Ih e total
is made of 64 companies of bluejackets,
four from each ship, and 16 companies
of marines or on6 from each ship.
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S T R E E T * RUN BLOOD.
Seven Are Killed and IOO Wounded In
Lisbon Election Riots.
Lisbon, April 7.— 8even persons were
shot to death and 100 Others wounded
by soldiers laBt evening, after the vot­
ing in the elections in this city had
ended. The rioting was widespread and
such was the confusion during the vio­
lent oonflict between the populace and
the municipal government that the
guardsmen, mistaking the infantry who
had been'cslled out for rioters, fired a
volley into their tanks,
seriously
wounding three of the soldiers.
The night was one of terror for Lis­
bon, which seemed suddenly aflame
with revolt. Bands of men ran wildly
through the streets, brandishing weap­
ons, whllp the sharp crack of rifles was
heard in various sections.
Lisbon remains practically an armed
camp. Large numbers have been ar­
rested. The people are now in a state
o f feverish unrest and it is feared there
may be a recurrence of the bloodshed.
WOMEN C AR RY ON W ORK.
Chinese Boycott Against Japanese
I
Goods Spreading Rapidly.
O.nton, April 7. — The boycott
against the Japanese arising out of the
trouble between Japan and China over
the seizure and subsequent release of
the Tatsu Maru, is spreading rapidly.
Mass meetings have been held with
the object of impressing upon the Chi­
nese the necessity of making the boy­
cott of Japanese products and manufac­
tures as far reaching *s possible.
Despite a torrential rain today more
than 1,000 women dressed In white as
an emblem of mourning attended a
meeting held for this purpose.
Trophy fo r Best Record.
Beattie, April 7.— A special to the
Times from Spokane, says that when
the Atlantic fleet reaches Beattie next
month, the battleship or first class
cruiser which made the highest Bcore at
the recent target practice in Magdalena
bay will be awarded a solid silver tro­
phy, valued at $1,500, presented by the
people of Spokane. The cup is to be
competed for annually by battleships
and cruisers of the first class of the en­
tire American navy. Secretary Metcalf
announced that the trophy would be
acceptable.
Nebraska Returns Blow.
Ltncold, Neb., April 7.— Insurance
Auditor Pierce today decided to notify
agents of companies organized under
the lavra of California that they must
cease doing bnslnesa in Nebraska. This
action followed a refusal of Commis­
sioner Wolf, of California, to admit
Nebraska companies. Tbs action of
Insurance Auditor Pierce affects the
Firemen's Fund, of 8an Francisco; the
Home Fire A Marine, of Rsn Francisco,
and the Pacific Mntual, of Los Angelas.
Four Big Colliers Arrive.
8an.Francisco, April 7.— Since Satur­
day four British colliers, carrying 25,-
000 tons of coal for the big fleet of 16
battleships from the Atlantic, have ar­
rived at this port and are now moored
in the stream.
HO PE LESS S P L IT .
U PPE R C O U R T T O DECIDE.
Interstate Commission Cannot Agree
on Spokano Rate Case.
Ruef Asks That Judga Dooling Ba
Forbidden to Try Him.
WEST MUST UNITE
Washington, April 6.— After having
San Francisco, April 3.— With the
the Rpok^he rate case under considera­
views of Judge Maurice T. Dooling, as
tion for more than one year, the Inter-
! announced from the bench, that an im­
Wednesday, April 8.
Washiugton, April 4.— By adopting munity contract is non existent in law,
elate Commerce commission is appsr-
a
sweeping
cloture
rule
in
the
honse
ently hopelessly divided tegardiug the
Washington, April 8.— The naval ap­
illegal II entered into by a district at­
decision which should be rendered. propriation bill, authorizing the con-1 today, the Republicans left to the Dem­ torney and unenforceable by a defend­
ocrats
very
limited
powers.
No
longer
The ease is the moet important 4 upon structiou of two instead of four battle-
ant, indicating! probable advere ruling
the d'ic-kels of the commission, and up ■hip«, and eight imtead of four subma- can a filibuster be conducted against on the objection of Abraham Rnef to
on It hinges the entire rate.fabiic of the rine torpedo boats, and carrying a total sending to conference bills with senate further proceedings against him be­
United States.
appiopriation of $103,967,518 for the amendments; no longer can a motion cause of the promise of Immunity made
I f the'ocmmission'should decide with naval service for the A m a I year ending to close debate be amended or discuss­ him by the prosecution but afterwards
the sh ppera of Spokane, the theory up June 30. 1901, was reported to tbe ed, and no longer can a motion to ad­ repudiated, Ruef, through his attor­
on whiufl the railroads have made rate-s house today by Chairman Foaa of the journ take precedence over a motion to neys, today made application to tha D ry'Farm Homestead Bill, In Which
Waat is Greatly interested,
take s recess.
from the earliest days will be upset and oominittee on naval affairs.
Stats Supreme court for a writ of man­
Williams forced a rolleall on the ad­ date and petitioned for a writ of pro­
part decisions on the short and long
The bill carries an item of $1,000,-
Amons Measures.
haul clause of the commerce act w ill be 000 toward the construction of tbe aub- option of tbe rule, and it was adopted, hibition. The application and petition
more or less nullified.
On the other marine torpedo busts and an item of 136 to 119.
are identical with the ones denied yes­
Consideration of the District of Co­ terday by the District Court of Appeal.
hand, If ihe commission refuses to dig- $445,000 toward the construction of
Washington, April 4.— There are sev­
turb the piesent adjustment, s long step snb-aurface torpedo bdkts.
Provision lumbia appropriation bill was then ra­ The Supreme court is asked to prohibit
toward establishing lbs justice of the is made for the enlistment of 6,000 mmed. but only after another rolleall. Judge Dooling from continuing the eral important bills pending before
ratemaking methods of the railroads men to man tiie following ships, which
trial of Rnef, End to issue a writ of senate and honse, or in their commit­
Friday, April 3,
w ill have been taken. Recognizing the are to be pat in commission within
mandate ordering him to transfer the tees, of great interest to the West, any *
Washington, April 3.— Tbe senate case to another department of the Su­
Import of the case, theoommtesion wentgjthe nezt few months; The California,
one oi which can probably be pasted If
Into a most careful and elaborate inves­ Mississippi, Idaho, New Hampshire, committee on judiciary spent some perior coart.
Western senators and tongressmen w ill
tigation and hearing of all the facts and South Dakota, North Carolina, Mon­ boors considering the various bills in­
Assistant District Attorney Francis get together and make a united effort.
listened to arguments from a large tana, Chester, Birmingham and Salem; tended to relieve prohibitoin states J. Heney this afternoon replied to tbe Most conspicuous among thorn at tha
number of the business, railroad and and for 1,500 men required to man tor­ from federal interference in dealing argument of Frank J. Murphy, who present time is tbe 320-acre dry farm
with liquor traffic within the borders raised the question of the lmmnnlty
commercial lawyers in the West.
pedo boats not now in commission.
homestead bill, a measure that means
Representative Hobson, of Alabama, of such states, but no agreement was contract before Judge Dooling this
Since the arguments were heard the
a great deal to the states west of the
commission has had numerous confer­ submitted a minority report recom­ readied. It was determined, however, morning and contended tbat through Missouri river, in many of which set­
ences regard eg a decision, and it de­ mending that provlaion be made in tbe to vote on the measures on Monday.
Ruef’s reliance upon the promise made tlement is practioally checked because
From the discussion today there ap­ him, his constitutional rights were in­
velops that there are at least thiee dll- bill for four first-class battleships in­
the beat lands have passed to private
peared to be a chance for the reporting vaded when he testified before the
ferent views which thus far have proved stead of two.
ownership, and what remains cannot
of some measure dealing with a part of grand jnry and that he was entitled to
irreconcilable.
The commission has
be successfully entered under tbe exist­
Tuesday, April 7.
the questions, at least, tbat have been be placed back where he could attack
struggled in vain to get a major ty re­
ing homestead law.
Washington, April 7.— The senate agitated in a number of Southern the validity of the indict menu.
port and apparently is in a deadlock.
Another moat meritorious measure
The case is one which had been both- today adjourned until Thursday, and on states, which have been prevented by
hanging in tbe ba'ance is the Borah
ering the railroads in the Northwest lor that day w ill take another adjournment Supreme court rulings from exercising C O N D E M N S A L L PEND ING BILLS. bill, providing funds for building
years prior to the commission’s being until Monday of next week. This pro­ their police powers for tbe control of
schools, installing sewer anti water sys­
given greater powers. Owing to water gram was arranged today by the Re­ intoxicants.
New York Chamber Advocates Com ­ tems and making other municipal im­
competition, aocording to the railroads, publics! leaders because no new meas­
mission on Currency system.
provements in towns established on
Washington, April 8.— When the
the rales to Spokane from the Eastern ures now on the calendar are likely to
This
New York, April 3.— None of the government irrigation projects.
bouse of representatives adjourned late
seaboard are the rites to the Pacific be enacted tb.s session. The unfinished
today, tbe breach between the majority currency legislation now before con- b ill proposes to donate to such towns
coast, plus the local rales from the Pa­ business in a bill by Gamble to regulate
and minority partiee was, if anything, grees, with the exception of the Lover­ all moneys derived from the sale of
cific coast back to Spokane. The latter the settlement of the accounts between
wider than ever. The leaders on both ing bill, which provides for the ap­ town lots, ■ fund which, in moat in­
tbe United 8tates and the several states
cl y insists that this la unfair.
pointment of s commission to investi­ stances, will be ample for the purpose.
relative to the disposition of public sides arrived on tbe scene early, appar
Experience has shown that towns on
gate the currency and banking systems
land. It ia understood that this bill ently none the worse for the parliamen­
The of the United States, will have the ap­ government projects have been slower
FIG H T FOR S A L T BED8.
will not be passed at this session, and tary struggle of the night before.
proval of the New York chamber of of development than towns on Carey not
that the other land hills, such as tbe Democrats resumed dilatory tactios and
commerce. This was the deoieion to­ projects. The latter have grown rapid­
Deposits o f Enormous Value Discov­ one to provide an enlarged homestead, kept it up throughout the day, notwith­
day when tbe chamber adopted the re­ ly. Large schools have been erected;
w ill also go over nntil next session at standing tbe oommittee on rules apply­
ered In Utah.
port of its special committee to investi­ adequate water and sewer systems have
ing
the
gag
law
to
general
debate
on
least.
gate and report upon pending legisla­ Leon installed, streets have been im­
Washington, April 6.— Title to lands
the
District
of
Colombia
appropriation
Expectations are that there will be
in the state of Utah containing salt de­
tion. It is tbe belief of the committee proved, etc., whereas in towns on gov­
little legislation except the appropria­ bill, which was in order for considera­
that there is little chanoe o' any cur­ ernment projects the oilisens have been
posits of *□ extent and purity hitherto
tion.
The
rule
was
adopted
amid
up­
tion bills, and it is not impossible that
rency legislation being enacted at the obliged to go down into their own pock­
not only unknown, bat undreamed of,
roar
and
after
the
Democrats
has
ex­
congress w ill be ready to adjonrn some
ets to provide and maintain schools and
is involved in a sensational contest now
hausted every parliamentary move present session of congress.
time between May 15 and May 30.
being fought out in this city.
About
The committee’s r ip ir t recommends property holders have been compelled
which they coaid make to obstruct its
38,000 acres of lands lying along the
the enaotment of a law providing for to bear the entire expense of all civia
Washington, April 7,— Tbe whole of final disposition.
western border of Utah have been dis-. the session of the honse today was da-
tbe appointment of a oommiarion to in­ improvements.
The national drainage bill, which
vestigate the currency and banking sys­
Thursday, ApHI 2.
covered to be oveitopped with salt, and voted to the consideration of the Dis­
an attempt is being made to acquire trict of Columbia appropriation b ill.
Washington, April 2.— The executive tems of the United States and other contemplates the reclamation of swamp
them by the filing o( placer mining Two amendments of more or less na­
■sion of the Benate today was largely leading commercial nations and to re­ and overflowed lands in all parts of tha
claims on the part ol individuals. The tional interest were adopted, one pro­ consumed by disenssion, without pas­ port such measure “ as may be found United States, stands little chance of
Though It ia a
vaule of the lands was today estimated viding for 76-cent gaa for all district sage of a bill to reorganize the public necessary to place oar currency and passing this session.
by one of the claimants at $00.000,000. establishments and the other requiring school system in the District of Colum hanking system on ■ sound basis, which measure oi great merit, there does not
Deposited by nature on the lands that all outaide doors to public build­ bia by placing it under the control of a is absolutely essential fer the perma­ seem to be that interest that ia essen­
over which the contest is being made is ings should open ontward and that new director appointed by the national com­ nent welfare and progress of tbe coun­ tial to force through a bill of inch mag­
nitude and importance. It is difficult
a bed of pure salt, which in some places buildings shall have four exits.
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An missioner of education, superseding the tr y ."
to explain this lack of interest, too, for
lies to a depth of six feet. This salt is effort to secure the incorporation of a control by the board of education com­
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there is scarcely a stats tbat has not
of so fine a quality that il has been child-labor provision applicable to tbe posed of citizens of the Distrust.
some lands that would bebenefitted by
lound unnecessary to refine it. It can district failed. Tbe bill, which appro­
The bill relating to the settlement of
be marketed direct from the deposit and priates $9,561,450, was passed and claims of states on account of the dis­ Vassals at Magdalena Bay About to a national drainage law.
There is ods b ill that congress w ill
Coal and Cjean 8hip.
testa have shown it to be 9$ per cent thereupon the house, out of respect to position of publio land was again taken
certainly not paBS this session, yet one
pure.
Elaborate preparations ^have the memory of the late Representative up and the Bacon amendment for set­
San Diego, Cal., April 3.— Wireless
been made for the control of the land Abraham I. Brick, of Indiana, took a tling the accounts of owners of cotton reports received from Magdalena bay that should have been enacted long ago
by individuals, who have thus far kept recess until 11:30 o’clock tomorrow, be­ seized by the government daring tbe state that the record target practice of — a b ill repealing the Umber and stone
the discovery of the deposit out of the ing still on the legislative day of Mon­ C ivil war, amounting to $5,000,000, 1908 for the Atlantic fleet is practically act and submstitnting some more prac­
newspapers.
was considered, but without results at an end. The Vermont, the last of ticable statute providing for the dispos­
day.
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For two or three months they were
either on the bill or the amendment.
the “ Big 16“ to go upon the ranges, al of government timber. It has been
successful, but now the state of Utah
completed
the firing of her 12-inch amply demonstrated that the timber
Monday, April 0.
Washington, April 2.— Carrying a
has awakened to the vast possibilities
guns yesterday and today was complet­ and stone act is vicious and -unjust.
Washington,
April
6.—
The
army
bill,
total of $11.608,806, the agricultural
of this salt deposit and the aid of the
ing her record with the rifles in the
senate of the United States and the carrying an appropriation of almost appropriation bill was passed by the secondary battery.
Most of the ships
P O P U L IS T S NAME T IC K E T .
$100,000,000,
was
passed
by
the
senate
houae late today. It had been under
president has been invoked in an effort
also have oompleted their torpedo prac­
to retain the product, which the com­ today practically aa reported from the discussion for nine days and from tbe tice. so that little remains to be done
monwealth claims under a section ol committee on mlltiary affairs. The time its consideration began until the at Magdalena bay but to coal and clean Watson and Williams Thslr Choice fo r
only amendment adopted carried an ap­ veyr end its provisions were attacked
National Officers.
the enabling act making it a elate.
propriation of $20,000 for a system of at every turn, with the result that it ship.
St.
Lonis,
April 4.— For president of
It is said that all of the vessels will
water works for Foit W illiam Henry underwent many changes. Just before
the United States, Thomas E. Watson,
SO O N DECIDE LUM BER RATES
Harrison, Montana. The bill material­ its passage, Scott, of Kansas, chairman take on sufficient ooal to carry them to
of Georgia.
ly increases the pay of officers and en- of the agricultural committee, made an Ran Francisco. In this way the ships
For vice president, Samuel W . W il­
w ill be open to visitors every day of
Then Commission Will Act on Open­ listfd men.
upsnccereful fight to have stricken out
their stay at the various ports on the liams, of Indiana.
The
fortifications
bill,
reported
to
the
the
amendment
adopted
yesterday
con­
ing Portland Gateway.
This ticket was nominated yesterday
senate today, carries Senator Ankeny’s siderably increasing the appropriation coa«t. During coaling days all ships
Washington, April 6.— The Portland amendment, increasing tbe sppropria-
of the navy are barred to visitors and by the Peoples’ party convention after
for soil investigations.
two stormy sessions, throughout which
gateway case, which was argued last lion for fortifications on Puget sound
During the debate today a brief flurry practically all of the officers have to tbe Nebraska and Minnesota delega­
fall and which Involvea the shipment $1,000 000. Aq the billl passed the
was created by Harrison, of New York, remain on board.
of lumber eastward from Puget sound house, it sppropriated $747.000 for this
The Connecticut, which brought Ad­ tions, working in the interests of W . J.
Democrat, characterizing as socialistic
Bryan, strove desperately to bring about
via Portland, w ill not be decided nntil work. The appropriation ia not item­
tbe bill of the minority leader, W il­ miral Evans to San Diego yesterday af­ an adjournment till after nominations
the Interstate Commerce commission ized.
The senate today passed An-" liams, providing for the utilization of ternoon, and which cleared again lor
had been made by the Democratic and
has rendered an opinion on the lumber keny’a bill, appropriating $220,000 for
the treasury surplus in the construction Magdalena bay at 4 o’clock in the after­ Republican partiee.
Hopelessly oat-
rate cases which were recently argued a public building at Walla Walla.
and Improvement of roads in the seve­ noon, was 240 miles sonth at noon to­ numbered, and without any chanca
here. The commission w ill this week
day and will rejoin the fleet late to­
ral states.
whatever of gaining their object, the
hold its first conference on the lumber
morrow afternoon. ‘
Washington, April 6.— Beyond forc­
rate case and its decision in that case ing roll call on the approval of th.r
The weather at Magdalena bay ia re­ Nebraska men fought desperately to the
Mex'CO Is Angry.
last, and, when Jay A. Forrest, of A l­
may not be forthcoming for many journal and on adjournment, the Dem-
Washington,April 7.— W hile the offi­ ported as cloudy and threatening, bany, N. Y ., mounted the platform to
weeks, tlrongh there la a disposition to oerrats of the house today offerer! no
these conditions having prevailed for
cial relations between the United States
place Mr. Watson in nomination, they
settle this question with as moch ex­ obstruct on to the orderly transaction of
and Mexico were never more cordial some time. No rain has fallen in tbe withdrew from the convention, attend­
pedition as possible, ss it involves the business. This being suspension day,
than now, and while there is nothing bay, bat a few miles inland it is said ed by the Minnesota delegation.
lumber Industry of the entire North­ aeveral important
bills
were put in the material interests or desires of there have been heavy showers. White
west.
through by practically unanimous vote. either repnblio which conflicts in the uniforms were expected to be worn, bnt
C onfer With Governors.
Among these was the Sterling employ­ ■lightest degree with the others, offi­ blue has been the prescribed color
Increases Fire Hazard.
ers’ liability bill, only one vote being cials of the American State department nearly every day.
Indianapolis, Ind., April 4.— John
San Francisco, April 6.— The present recorded against it, that of Littlefiold, have become suddenly aware of tbe ex­
Mitchell, ex-president of tbe miners of
Moves to Start Mines.
unsatisfactory condition of San Fran­ of Maine, and the bill establishing a istence and rapid growth of a public
the oonntry, is one of the five Ameri­
cisco’s water supply, especially from naval station at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, sentiment in Mexico of distrust and
Indianapolis, April S.— The first offi­ cans selected by President Roceevelt to
the point of view of protection against and appropriating $650,000 for the suspicion of Americans and the Ameri­ cial act of President Lewis, of the be special gueete of the big conference
fire hazard, was forcibly outlined in a purpose, against which Sherwood, of can's intentions respecting Mexican ter­ United Mineworkers of America, in of state and territorial governors to be
communication senb\ to the board of Ohio, stood alone.
ritory. This condition is made more assnming his office today, was to send held in Washington May 13. This con­
supervisors today by the board of fire
At 6:10 p, m. the bouse took a recess exasperating bnt none the lees harmless telegraphic invitations to the operators ference, which will last three days and
underwriters of the Pacific. The report until 11:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. and embarrassing from the fact that it of the competitive field, consisting of the seesions of which will be held in
sets forth that the water system of the
is entirely glonndlers In fact, and the Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana the east room of the W hite Honse, w ill
city is a gravity system, with “ pres­
1$
Saturday, April 4.
officials declare has for its basis nothing and Illinois, to attend a meeting in be presided over by Mr. Roosevelt.
sures not standard,” and says that the
Washington, April 4.— The army sp- bnt irresponsible newspaper gossip and this city Monday, April 6, with repre­ w ill he the first meeting in the history
distributing reservoirs and tanks within propriation b ill was completed by the criticism.
sentatives oi the miners, to make an of the country of Federal and state and
the city “ do not contain five days’ sup- senate committee on military affairs
effort to agree upon a call for an inter­ territorial executives.
state wage convention and, if necessary,
Sues Hefiin for Damages.
P'J.”
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today and w ill be reported to the sen-
Twenty-three Drowned
ate on Monday. Jt will carry about
Washington, April 7.— Representa­ to decide npon a genaral resumption of
Ford Trial Set.
mining
operations in tbe field.
Portsmouth, Eng., April 4.— A wire-
$15,000,000 more than was provided in tive Thomas Heflin, of Alabama, was
lees message received here states that
San Francisco, April 6.— Judge Law- tbe bill as it passed the hooee, making todsy made the defendant in a snit for
Just Pastas Contract 8peed.
lor indicated this morning that he a total of approximately $100,000,000. $20,000 damages filed by Louis Lundy,
daring the night maneuvers in the
would piac6 Tirey L . Ford, general An item of ahont $7,000,000 was in­ the negro with whom the congressman
Rockland. Me., April S.— Facing ad­ channel the orniser Berwick ran down
connsel of the United railroads, on trial cluded to increase the pay of the army, had an altercation on a streetcar on verse conditions todsy in the way of the torpedo deetroyer Tiger. The Tiger
for Ihe bribery of Supervisor Coleman revenue cutter service and marine March 27 last. The affair grows out of highwinda and heavy seas, the armored waa cat in half and speedily sank.
next Wednesday, if he denied the de­ corps, bnt excluding enlisted men of Mr. Heflin’s taking exception to the erniser Montana exceeded her contract Boats from the Berwick and the eruiter
fendant’s motion for a change of venue the navy, in accordance with the pro­ negro’ s drinking on a streetcar in the requirements by a slander margin on Gladiator picked up 22 men, one of
when Ford's attorneys filed their reply vision of the bill which waa passed by presence of women.
Her fastest whom died later from hit injuries. It
Lnndy is repre­ the Rockland trial coarse.
affidavits tomorrow. Assistant District tbe senate.
mile, which was made with the tide In is believed that the Tiger had a crew of
sented by four negro attorneys.
Attorney John O'Gara today filed his
her favor, was at tbe rate of 23 8 knots 45 men and that all tbe others were
affidavit in reply to that of Tirey L.
■n hour
The Montana made 13 mns drowned.
Denies Ill-treating Indians.
Sioux Want Reservations Opaced.
Ford.
Washington, April 9.— Major Rey­
Washington, April 8.— A delegation today, being started at a 16-knot clip
Will Fight Two-cent Law.
nolds, government agent on the Crow of Sioux Indiana from the Cheyenne which waa Increased gradually to 22
Police Aaaiat Burglar.
Chicago, April 4.— A combined at­
Indian reservation in Montana, today and Standing Rock reservations, who knots.
Philadelphia, April 6.— An amazing testified before the senate committee favor opening at least half of these res­
tack on the 2-cent paseenger rate is
Anarchy Rules In Hayti.
promised by the rall-oads that operate
story of alleged dishonesty in the police on Indian affairs, denying tbe chargee ervations to settlement, called npon the
department of this city wss told today mads by Mrs. Helen Pierce Gray, of president today with Commissioner
Paris, April 3 — A dispatch received in Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri.
by Harry Rothenberger, aged 19 years, III treatment of the Indians. He pro­ Leupp, of the bureau of Indian affairs here today fl#tn Port an Prince, Hayti, It is probable that the suits will be
who was arrested charged with larceny. duced a large smonnt of documentary The president chatted with them a says that the situation there is extreme- filed next week. The call for a confer­
I f the plan for opening ! ly grave and l hat complete anarchy pre- ence to meet, at which officials cf tha
The youth made a confession, in which evidence taken from the file« of the short time.
he says be wea aided and abetted in a Indian office, in defense of his conduct these reservations should become ■ | vails. Tha dispatch further declares Illinois roods w ill be present, waa la­
number of burglaries in tbs wholesale in various matters of which Mrs. Grey law, about 3.200,000 acres would be­ I that American warships are preparing med today, and plans for tbs fight will
come open to settlers.
| then then be laid.
complained.
district of Ihe city by four polios men.
to land marinas.
Important Legislation Pending at
National Capital.
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