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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN BRIEF
JURY FAIL8 TO AGREE.
Ruef Again E scapes, but New Trial
Will Be P ressed.
San Francisco, May 22— Unable to
agree, after being out almost 44 hours,
the jury in the case of Abraham Ruef,
charged with offering a bribe to former
Supervisor Jennings J. Phillips, was dis­
charged at 5 o'clock last evening by
Judge Maurice T. Dooling. Thirteen
ballots were taken, and the jury stood
6 to 6 from the outset. At no stage was
there a chance for an agreement, the
credibility of the witnesses being the
main point upon which the jurors di­
vided.
The failure of the jury to convict will
not alter the attitude of the prosecution
as there are numerous indictments pend­
ing against Ruef, on ooe of which he
will be placed on trial as soon as the
state can make its arrangements to that
end. In view of this fact the board of
supervisors today appropriated $70,000
for the continuance of the g raft prose­
cutions.
Resuming their deliberations yester­
day morning, the jury was called into
court at 11:45 o'clock by Judge Doo­
ling, but asked the court for more time.
The request was granted and they re
tired.
Whcnr 4 o ’clock arrived the bailiff or­
dered the courtroom cleared, as Judge
Dooling had decided to send for the
jury in a short time, and there was a
desire to avoid any demonstration on
the part of the spectators. As a result
attorneys directly interested and the
members of the press were about the
only ones in attendance when the jurors
filed in and took their places in the box.
Foreman Penny arose, and in response
to the question of Judge Dooling said
it was impossible for the jury to agree.
Each juror was then questioned by
Judge Dooling, and all agreed that they
could not arrive at a verdiet. Judge
Dooling then formally discharged the
jury.
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“A good, clever rabbit'« foot, left The clothing factory a t the Brooklyn
hind,” said the engineer to a New York navy
yard baa Juat received largo
Storm in Texas and Oklahoma Congressional Committees Agree Sun man. “one th at Is always on the requisitions
for Jumpers, oversblrts,
Job,
Is
a
great
boon.
Now,
I
have
one
TuesdAy, May 26.
I that^two-thirds were of that character
trousers
and
overcoats,
to be delivered
Creates
Awful
Havoc.
on
Seattle
Appropriation.
that
I
always
carry
In
my
Inside
Washington, May 26.—'T he two floor *'“1 one-half of those for damages to
before May 1 at the n av j yards a t
leaders of the house again today occu- j choice property.
Jum per pocket. I ran over a rabbit Mare
Island and Bremerton on the Pa­
Aldrich suggested that the time ought
pied the center of the stage and per
one day 'n' In the choppln’ process Its cific coast,
says the New Orleans Pica­
formed their usual feat of charging each soon to come to stop allowance of this
left
hind
leg
was
tossed
through
the
yune.
The
factory la the only
other with responsibility for the evil kind of claims arising 42 years after the
POPULATION
IS
DUMBFOUNDED
SPEND
$650,000
FOR
EXHIBITS
cab window fight ieto my lap. Of one operated local
by
tbe
departm ent
conditions at present existing in that war, when the government could not
course it would be too much like for the navy proper. navy
body. It came about through an order secure witnesses who knew anything
Another factory
tem ptin' fate to let a good thing Ilka Is m aintained In Philadelphia
presented by Mr. Payne, of New Vork, about them, except those who are re­
for tbe
upon by the claimants to prove
granting five days’ leave after adjourn­ lied
L ots of Lif« Believed to Be High W ashington Delegation Highly Elated th at get by, 'n' I've carried It with ms m arine corps. The navy yard factory
on
my
runs
ever
sinew.
ment in which to print in the Congres­ their losses.
was founded In April, 1879. by It. W.
Thousands o f H ead of Live­
at Reault—U seless Expansés
sional Record the remarks that might Fulton said he would offer an amend­
"The other day I stopped at the Thompson,
then secretary of the navy
that would do just what was de­
stock
Killed.
have been, but were not made upon the ment
Are
Stricken
Out.
Junction
for
w
ater
with
the
daylight
departm ent At present It la under
floor. He took occasion to arraign the sired.
express.
The
boys
at
the
roundhouse
tbe superintendence of Paym aster Jew­
democrats for their filibuster and said Washington, May 22.—The senate
down there got to throw ln’ a Josh Into ett,
that republicans had no apology to make amendment to the postoffice appropria­
the latter of whom la tn charge of
me
about
my
rabblt's-foot
protector.
Dallas,
Tex.,
May
26.—Seven
thou­
W
ashington,
May
23.—The
confer­
for their course.
the departm ent of provisions and cloth-
bill extending the ocean mail sub­
sand persons are practically without ence committee on the sundry civil bill Some of them didn’t believe It was ta
The democratic leader, Williams, ac­ tion
sidies to steamers plying on the Pacific
shelter now as a result of the violent yesterday agreed to give $650,000 to the •rue th at I put so much faith Into It. r
cused the majority of doing nothing in Ocean
the Orient and Australia and
storm which broke over N orthern Seattle exposition. Fifty thousand dol­ " 'W ell,' I says, 'you can Josh me as Tbe factory employs a number of cut­
the present session and opposed the or­ on the to Pacific
and Atlantic to South
Texas and O klahom a Sunday night.
der because it gave members no oppor­ American ports was
much as you like, but I am frank to ters and Inspectors, who work In build-
the
subject
of
warm
Today alone, fully 2,000 people were lars will be cut off from the expenses adm
tunity to reply to statements which he debate in the house and finally caused
it th at I wouldn't like to go ont Ing No. 31, where the factory la main­
driven from their homes by the ris­ of the government board, which is re­
felt in advance would call for an an­ the rejection of the conference report
and about 150 men and women
ing of the T rinity river. Houses, duced to three members, and uninter­ on the road for a trip without my tained,
swer. The order was adopted.
who work In shops outside of tbe yard
a vote of 145 to 156. There is little
barns and everything in the path of esting features of the government ex­ hunch in my pocket.'
Following this debate business pro­ by
prospect that the house conferees will
the terrible flood is swept down and
“Then they all liad to have a look at or In their own homes The trousers
ceeded at a rapid gait.
carried away. T rinity river is a rag­ hibit are eliminated. There was no cut It. A fter they had passed it around it and overcoats are made almost exclu­
The conference on the military acad­ yield to the senate.
ing, surging torrent and nothing ap­ in the appropriation for buildings or was tim e for our train to leave, 'n' I sively by operatives who have shops of
emy appropriation bill was agreed to.
parently stands before it. Big fac­ the Alaska, Philippine or Hawaii ex­ carelessly stuffed It in the outside their own, but the various kinds of
Its consideration was marked by a vig­
Thursday, May 21
tories far rem oved from the river hibits. The conference report will be pocket of my Jumper, I was in such a Jumpers and oversblrts are liuule by
orous speech by Mr. Slayden, of Texas, W ashington. May 21.—The proceed­
proper a fe flooded, bridges have been
against the senate permitting the edu- '■ ings of the senate today, as is usual
women. These are usually the wives
swept away like kindling wood. Live­ agreed to today. The compromise is hurry.
cation of four Filipinos at West Point. toward the close of a session, covered
and daughters of United Staten veter-
stock
by
the
thousands
have
perished
“I
had
a
heavy
train,
but
we
were
highly
satisfactory
to
the
Washington
The bills were passed as follows:
a m ultitude of subjects, including
and fear is now entertained that a delegation._________________
right on time, so I didn’t mind much, i ana. All of them are amenable to ths
n Refunding
,
final announcement
the cur-
m eat famine will follow in the wake
stamp taxes on r foreign probable
rencv queBtioB#
Announcing on that
the
as the 1327 was workin' her dandiest State factory law and If they live In a
of the storm ’s fury.
¡nils irf exchange and certain duties on eonfere’ g o t the BmlaU. anil houge 1)n
'n' we plowed along Just like an ice | tenement or apartm ent bouse must
GOVERNOR
SPARK
S
DEAD.
So
far
no
arrangem
ents
of
a
char­
anthracite coal illegally collected ; pro- j t^e currency bin would be unable to
yacht before a forty-mile gale. Gotn' have a State license. I t la a common
acter calculated to relieve the intense
viding for the opening and settlement agree is congress is to adjourn at an
at the Sands street gate every
suffering of the inhabitants have been Nevada Executive Killed by Oveawork round the Ten Degree curve the 1327 sight
of portions of the Cheyenne and Stand- early day, Aldrich reported from the
slipped 'n' hobbled for a second like a morning to see long lines of women
attem pted. It is really too soon to
in" Rock Indian reservations; prom ot­ committee on finance a joint resolution
at
E
xtra
Session.
give any real estim ate of the dead.
fat man steppin' on a banana peel. I laden with large packages returning
ing the safety of the employes on rail creating a national monetary commis-
W ith the abatem ent of the rising Reno, Nev., May 23.—“I don't fear eased her off with the throttle a bit, work th at haa been assigned to them.
roads by requiring the equipment of lo­ s:on,
to
be
composed
of
nine
senators
w aters steps will be taken at once to death. I have done my best. I am stlckln' my head out of the cab win­ All such work done on the outside Is
comotives
with
cans that can be
,
, without
, ash
investigate
help those in dire distress. As usual
dumped
requiring an employe „ i and
, m nine
atter. representatives,
E a r n i n g the to banking
and
and am ready to go. Good-by-.” dow to see w hat caused the unsteadi­ rigidly Inspected by government offi­
in such cases, the poor of the various tired
to crawl under the locomotive; pro-
the country, and the
Surrounded by his wife, three sons ness on the p art of the 1327. As I did cers. and If properly and neatly made
cities
and
towns
in
the
path
of
the
motmg the safe transportation of ex-I resolution J was passed .................r'-
.
without debate.
and a daughter, Governor John Sparks, the locomotive gave a little lurch 'n' I la paased. If for any reason a gar­
elem ents are suffering the worst.
plosives,
The senate passed a bill appropriating
T he present storm is by far the conscious to the last, sank to death at felt my rabbit's foot altdin' out of my ment is rejected the government Is em­
Washington, May 26.—The omnibus $100,000
to
enable
the
secretary
of
agri­
most violent of the present year, and 8 :30 yesterday morning, after uttering Jumper pocket. I made a grab at it, powered to charge the cost of tbe ma­
house bill, embracing seven separate
to co operate with states for the
for that m atter perhaps the w orst
measures affecting the navigation laws, culture
but I didn't come witbln a foot of It. terial against the operative. Women
conservation
of
forests.
It
also
pro
was considered and passed by the sen­
storm that has visited N orthern Texas the above words.
It landed on a little ledge of the run- are paid from 20 to 25 cents for mak­
for a commission of five members
The illness which culminated in the nln’
in
several
years.
It
was
exceptionally
ate today, but not without resistance. vides
board Juat outside the cab. I ing Jumpers, 48 cents apiece for over-
the senate and five from the house
Senator Newlands tried to amend by of
severe
at
Fort
W
orth,
Dallas,
W
ichita
governor’s
death
was
directly
due
to
to study the whole question of the Edwin Gould M akes Announcement Falls, D enton and Abilene.
leaned out of the window to get It. ahlrts, 10 cents per collar for taping
inserting his bill creating the Inland necessity,
overwork
and
nervous
strain
attend­
desirability and legality of
Waterways Commission. He was met
The property loss will run extrem e­ ant upon the extra session of Nevada's Some mysterious Influence seemed to and 2t4 cents for embroidering a star
for W estern Pacific.
purchase of forest land by the
fce workin’ agalust my reachin' that on tbe collar.
with prompt opposition by Mr. Nelson. the
ly
high, but so far not even a con­ legislature late last fall.
United States and to report to the next Los Angeles, May 22.—Edwin Gould, servative
estim ate can be placed on Mr. Sparks was born in Mississippi, rabbit's foot. In another second it When the operative returns a fin­
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congress.
whole. At F ort W orth alone it August 30, 1843, and came to this State bounced off to the ballast to one side ished garment, another allotm ent of
Monday, May 26.
The senate today passed the general pathfinder for the “ ocean to ocean is the figured
out that the storm will in 1868, engaging in stockraising, lie of the track.
m aterial la made to her and she takes
railroad
ambition
of
his
brothei,
deficiency
and
m
ilitary
academy
appro
W ashington, May 25.—An effort to priation bills, the last of the great ap George, announced that the Gould lines cause close onto $100,000 damage. owned
large cattle ranches in Nevada "Well, I wns In a quandary for a It borne and puts It together. This
annihilate tim e by dilatory tactics propriation bills.
W hen suburban points are finally and Texas,
as
well
as
a
large
cotton
will not only reach San Francisco, but heard from the loss will run much plantation in Texas. He was elected second. However, I firmly made up m aterial Is cut and assembled ready to
without m aking progress on any legis­
my mind I wasn't goln’ to lose my rab­ be sewed together.
lation except that involved in confer­
they will enter Los Angeles and the higher in that vicinity.
executive in 1902 and again in bit's
ence reports was the chief occupa­ Washington, May 21.—The house ports of the Pacific Northwest, through R eoorts from M ineral Wells state chief
foot guardian angel In that fash­
1906
by
large
majorities.
tion of the senate today under the spent another busy day today. A fter Portland. Mr. Gould arrived today that W ade Owens and Ernest Stateler Lieutenant-Governor D. S. Dicker- ion. So I put on the air. As the train
a
protracted
debate,
the
conference
re
leadership of Aldrich. The attem pt
w ere drowned there. Persons are also
governor of Nevada. He came to a stop I dropped from the run-
was so successful that the net result port on the District of Columbia trac from Texas in his private care “ D ixie." reported drowned near W ichita Falls son is to now Nevada
eight years ago and nln’ board 'n' dusted back after my
in the way of accom plishm ent of the tion bill, perm itting the laying of Gould is a director of the W estern and Childress. A t Denton an un­ came
day's session was the adoption of the street car tracks to the Union station, Pacific, and makes the positive an­ known man lost his life in attem pting went to work in a mine at Cherry Tree. good luck piece. As soon aB the train
stopped a natural curiosity rose In tbs
conference report on the sundry civil was adopted with the provision for uni­ nouncement that the ocean to ocean to save some household effects.
EXTRA SESSIO N CALLED.
versal transfers eliminated; the confer­ Gould line will be consummated with All over the storm -sw ept district
appropriation bill.
minds of the passengers 'n' the train
ence report on the agricultural appro­ the early completion of the W estern railroads and crops have suffered
crew as to w hat was the m atter. Jim Jesse Lynch W illiams’ “My Lost
W ashington, May 25.—W orking un­ priation bill was agreed to; the senate Pacific into San Francisco, and th at the heavily. Railroad traffic is practi­ Philippine Assembly N eeds a Month S pratt, the conductor, asked me w hat Duchess”
Is a romance, with a mystery,
der heavy pressure with a single eye amendments which increased by $1,000,- lines of the Goulds will also be extend­ cally at a standstill, as at most points
was up, 'n' I Juat told him th at I drop­ the scenes set chiefly In F ifth avenue
M ore to Finish W ork.
to adjournm ent at the earliest possible 000 the public building bill appropria­ ed to Portland in the near future.
bridges have been torn from their
m om ent, the house today disposed of tion were disagreed to, and a confer­ Further, Mr. Gould declares that the foundations by the surging flood wa­ Manila, May 23.—The statutory time ped something of considerable value 'n' and Central Park.
a great am ount of business. Several ence asked, and bills were passed as Pacific
As quickly as possible the rail­ for the adjournment of the Philippine had stopped to pick It up. A fresh guy A new and drastically revised edi­
Coast will be the scene of the ter.
conference reports were agreed to follows:
road people will repair the damage assembly having arrived with the work tn one of the Pullm an's overheard my tion of John Galsworthy's novel, 'T h e
most
extensive
railroad
operations
ever
and the following bills passed:
Establishing in the interior depart­
done. In any event, it will be many of that body incomplete, Governor-Gen­ anawer 'n' butted In ai follows;
Island Pharisees,” containing a preface
Am ending the navigation laws; re­ ment a bureau of mines and providing known.
before anything like schedule
''Say. ol sport, I dropped a qulb by the author, will be Issued In a few
For many months it has been rumored days
moving the discrim inations against for the co operation of states for the that
eral
Smith
has
called
a
m
onth's
extra
time
can
be
m
aintained
on
any
of
the
toothpick
from
the
dining
car
back
up
the Gould interests have been se­ roads.
The book originally appeared
native officers of the P orto Rican conservation of the forests and waters
session. Prior to the adjournm ent of the road a piece. Would you mind weeks.
options on rights of way along
in the spring of 1904.
regim ent of infantry; authorizing the of the White and Southern Applachian curing
the
regular
session,
the
radicals
at­
the
coast
from
the
north
shore
of
San
backin'
up
there
'n
'
getting
It
for
m
et
sale of unallotted land of the Spokane mountains, and the appointment of a Francisco bay to Eureka. The North­
translation Into French of Hen­
tempted to present a resolution favor­ Of course we are lu no hurry to get in ry The
ANARCHY IN PERSIA.
Indian reservation; encouraging the national forest commission.
Van Dyke's “The Ruling Passion“
western railroad, which ends at Willets,
ing immediate independence, but were This near railroadin’ fatigues me.”
developm ent of coal deposits in
Mendocino county, is supposed to be S tate Apparently Helpless to Cope headed off by the conservatives under "I didn't make any reply, to him, has had a great success In France, and
Alaska; and prescribing penalties
T roops Will Stay in Cuba.
the property of the Southern Pacific and
the leadership of President Osmena. It though I would have liked to give him M. Emile Fagnet, a member of tbe
against the sale of clothing and gov­
With Situation.
Santa
Fe jointly, but lately it has been
is believed that the attempt to present
Washington,
May
28.—In
several
con­
academy and author of “The History
ernm ent property by soldiers. The
reported
that
part
of
the
right
of
way
the resolution will be renewed during a slam In the slats. In less time than of English L iterature,” called It “a
ferences
between
President
Roosevelt,
omnibus bill relating to disposition of
Berlin.
May
26.—Advices
received
W illets and Eureka lias been here are to the effect that anarchy the extra session.
It takes to tell It I bad the train start­ pure chef-d’oeuvre.” Thus do we learn
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the pubjic land was sent back to con­ Secretary Taft and General Bell, it has between
been decided not to withdrawn troops found to overlap other claims, and liti­ prevails throughout Persia. As an ex­ The Philippine commission has re­ ed again. I Just got ’em moving about to estim ate M. Emile F aguet
ference.
A fter an active debate of an hour from Cuba at the present time. This gation was threatened.
am ple of the Shah’s helplessness to jected the assembly bill providing for eight miles an' hour when I heard a
decision
was reached, it is said, upon
and a half the project for a reduced
cope with the situation a libel action the teaching of the various Filipino di­ crashin' of the ties 'n' the 1327 listed Lord Roberta Is using bis spare time
in the public schools, and has
the
advice
of
Governor
Magoon.
who
the collection of m aterial for another
is cited which has been brought alects
WRECK IN BELGIUM.
hall of representatives was defeated
to one side. Of course we were In
deemed it inadvisable to reduce our
against the Persian new spaper Mus- substituted a bill creating an institute over
by a large m ajority.
volume
of an autobiographical nature,
going
so
slow
th
at
we
could
almost
force in Cuba prior to the re-establish­ Sixty Killed and Hundred Injured in sowad. as an article stating that parts for the studv of these dialects.
designed
to be a compunlou to his ac­
atop
In
a
space
the
size
of
a
10-cent
Manuel
Qttescon,
a
member
of
the
ment of the Cuban republic next fall,
of Persian territory are in the control assembly, has been appointed delegate
of his forty years In India. The
Saturday, May 23.
Collision o f Trains.
when the entire force will return.
qf brigands and revolutionists, and to the navigation congress, to be held piece. I dropped down to the ground count
W ashington, May 23.—Fallow ing a
again 'n' on inspectin’ the track I book, of course, will Include the period
Antwerp, May 22__In one of the concluding with the following:
Petersburg. He will sail tom or­ found a broken rail. Now, w asn't that >f the South African war, and If “Bobs”
precedent the U nited States Senate
Continues Land Fraud C ases.
“T he governors are tyrannical, the at row. St. accompanied
worst
railroad
disasters
that
ever
oc­
by his secretary, The­ nice work for th at rabbit’s foot?”
publishes in cold print some comments
killed off the attem pt of the W estern Washington. May 28. — Arguments curred in this country a great number adm inistration is corrupt and ineffi­
on certain generals who figured In that
Senators to open the way to a consti­ supporting the motion of the defense in
cient. the taxes are in arrears, the ex­ odore Rogers.
passengers,
the
number
being
esti­
tutional am endm ent providing for the the Hyde-Benson land fraud case to
chequer is em pty, the soldiers’ wages
canipnign, which cable dispatches say
t l-'F'l-'F !■ I 'M - 1 I I I' I I' I I
Sues to Recover G raft.
election of Senators by popular vote. quash the indictments against the de­ mated as high as 60, were killed today, ate unpaid and the army is helpless
he does not hesitate to express In pri­
T he question cam e up on a resolution, fendants were resumed Tuesday. As­ and at least 100 seriously injured in a W hat is the Shah going to do in these San Francisco, May 23.—Joseph A.
offered by Owen, of O klahom a, and sistant Attorney-General Pugh, oppos­ collision between two passengers trains. m elancholy circum stances? He de­ Sullivan, a retired capitalist, who owns | FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS, j vate, he will cause some sensation.
after an unusually spirited debate, the ing the motion, charged that the opera­ The trains were running at a high rate votes him self to orgies night after a block of stock in the United Rail­ H H 4 f f H W 4 4 4 H '4 4 t H » 4 4 t Prof. A. Lawrence Lowell’s long-
awnlted work on “England” Is an­
resolution was referred to a com m it­
of Hyde and Benson were fraud­ speed when the crash occurred. They night until daybreak.”
tee, where it will be sm othered to tions
T he new spaper proceeds to give ways Investment Company, today be­ Mrs. Wilcox had boundless faith la nounced for publication. It la predicted
ulent. and that Joost Schneider, one of of
came
together
with
great
force,
throw­
death.
proof
of
its
allegations
and
concludes
gan a suit in equity in the superior the wisdom and general effectiveness ol by those who know Prof. Lowell and
ing the cars from the tracks and piling by dem anding the dethronem ent of court
P'ulton, of O regon, was paired in the defendants, knew they were illegal. them
to recover the $200.000 Patrick her husband's advice, and consequently hia work best, th at this book will prove
up
in
heaps
of
ruins.
Great
dif­
favor of the resolLtion; Bourne was
the
Shah
and
the
establishm
ent
of
a
Calhoun,
president of the United Rail­
Spends
Over
a
Billion.
less Im portant In Its way than
ficulty
was
experienced
in
releasing
absent. Ankeny and Piles, of W ash­ W ashington. May 26.—A lthough the imprisoned passengers. Twenty-two republic.
roads. is alleged to have paid, through be bad primed her with Instruction! scarcely
ington. both favored the passage of tlie figures on the total appropriate>ns bodes have been recovered, and search T he Shah brought a libel action, Tirey L. Ford, general counsel for that for any emergency that might aria« Bryce's “American Commonwealth.” It
the resolution, as did Borah, of Idaho, for the present session of Congress for more is being made in the ruins.
but w ithdrew it when the editor of­ corporation, to Abe Ruef for the pur­ when he was absent. Among otbei la a comprehensive survey of the Eng­
but H eyburn was opposed to it.
to prove the charges in detail pose of influencing the supervisors to things, he had repeatedly warned bet lish political system at the present time,
are incom plete, from careful estim ates The collision occurred at Contich, six fered
Follow ing this, the walls of T eheran grant the company a trolley franchise. in
case of fire to spread a rug on th« written from the point of view of a
the
indications
are
that
th
fy
will
ex­
miles
southeast
of
Antwerp.
One
train
W ashington, May 23.—T he House ceed $ 1 , 000 . 000.000 This is $100,000,-
were covered with placards calling Interest on the above-named amount blaze,
highly trained student of affairs and
was
bound
for
Brussels
and
the
other
again today w restled with the subject 000 in excess of any previous session.
upon the people to assassinate the and costs are also demanded by the glnea. and then telephone for the e a a notably Intelligent and gympathetle
of mail subsidies to steam hsip com ­ The largest increases over previous was going to Lierre. Three coaches of m onarch.
plaintiff. The complaint alleges that
the latter train were crushed into kind­
panies and once m ore recorded itself
the suit is brought in the interest of all So deeply was this advice Impresses critic.
are found in the postoffice, pen­ ling wood. The accident, which is
against the proposition by the vote of years
on her sub-consciousness tbat her no According to a reliable estim ate, the
the
stockholders of the corporation.
Funeral
Services
for
G
overnor.
naval and arm y appropriation thought to have been due to mistaken
145 to 154. The debate ran well into b sion,
tlons the day of the Ore in her horn« number of books published each year
i l l s . ______________
Reno, Nev., May 26.—In response
signals, took place on a crossing.
the night.
throughout the world la a t the present
C onspirator May Hang.
were purely automatic.
to
a
call
issued
by
Acting
G
overnor
H aving been overw helm ingly de
time about 7,000. Moat of these go
Bills Signed by President.
D. S. D ickerson and Mayor Kerm an, Deer Lodge, Mont., May 23.—W ill­ She had bought a new hat, and the Into
feated yesterday the conferees on the
C
hinese
School
at
Bay
City.
m erited oblivion. Some enjoy
postoffice appropriation bill today W ashington. May 26.—President San Francisco. May 22__San Fran­ all business was suspended here yes­ iam Hays, a convict in the state prison room being rather poorly lighted, sh< a tem well
porary popularity. A very lim­
came into the House with a new re­ Roosevelt has signed the bills provid- cisco i*< to have the first Chinese school terday on account of the funeral of here, was today found guilty of first- used the gas-Jet over her bureau as an
G overnor Tohn Sparks. The funeral
number are translated Into several
port, agreeing’ with the Senate on ing"for the participation of this coun­
murder in killing Guard John A. aid to studying the new millinery ited
everything except the subsidy pro­ try in the exposition to he held in n the country. Plans for such an edu- services were held at the E lks’ home, degree
languages and became p art of tbe i*er-
achievement.
Suddenly,
as
she
wai
Robinson
in
the
course
of
the
sensa­
vision and that relating to the system Tokio in 1912; the legislative, execu­ cntionral institution where the children where the funeral procession formed.
the lace creation off her head, nianent heritage of humanity. From
for weighing the mnils. The portion tive and judicial appropriation bill; a of local Chinese can he taught their All the bells in the city tolled. The tional prison break in March. George lifting
It
sll|>ped
and fell directly upon tbt the point of view of both w riter and
of the report on which there was no hill m aking M onterey and P ort H ar- language and trained as if thev were body was escorted by the governor’s Rock pleaded guilty two weeks ago and blazing gas-jet.
reader few questions can be of greater
disagreem ent was adopted unanim ous­ u.rd, Cal., suh-ports of entry, and a n China are now being drawn up. The staff and a body of police. Besides was sentenced to hang June 15. Hays'
Importance than th is; W hat la the
ly under an agreem ent to extend the hill authorizing the extension of the s'te. w’hich is on Stockton street, be­ the governor’s friends, m em bers of defense proved he had not laid a hand The expected happened. The hat wai quality
th at makes a book vital, th at
tim e of debate on the subsidy ques­ street railways of this city to the tween Clay and Sacramento, has al­ the secret orders to which be be­ on Rbhinson, but he was found guilty soon burning fiercely, still on the toy
Union Station.
longed and state and city officials, of conspiracy. The jury recommended of the gas pipe.
gives It world Importance? In the
tion.
_________
ready been purchased, and the building m any m arched on foot.
hanging. Two others are charged and Mrs. Wilcox, mindful of Jack's ad­ largest sense, It may be answered th at
will be erected at an expenditure of
are yet to be tried. These are C. B. vice, grabbed a valuable Persian rug on the universal book Is tbe hook th at
Publicity Bill R eferred.
Friday, May 22.
$50.000.
which
represents
half
of
the
Young and Orell Stevens.
Saves Rat, Is A rrested.
Washington. May 22.—The omnibus W ashington, M^y 26.—The cam ­ $100.000 relief fund sent to the Chinese
the floor, and spreading It carefully transcends all national boundaries and
claims hill was considered uy the Sen­ paign publicity bill, with the Crum- after the fire and earthquake.
Pittsburg, May 26.—For trying to
over the lighted gas-jet and flaming appeals to universal emotions. Rut
Railroads
Cut
W
ages.
ate today until displaced by the resolu­ packer am endm ent, restricting repre­
these emotions vary In Intensity from
save a half-drow ned rat from being Chicago, May 23.—A general cut in hat, rushed out to the telephone.
tion to exterd the period during which sentation. which was passed by the
tortured to death, Thom as M orris
age to age and from century to ceu-
At
the
doorway
she
collided
with
he.
New O utbreak in Hayti.
no penalty will be enforced for violation House Friday, wn« laid before the
arrested yesterday after he had wages of all section men and unskilled maid, Estelle, who, hearing the rapid tury.—C urrent L iterature.
of the commodities clause of »he Hep­ Senate Saturday. W ithout discussion Port au Prince, H avti, May 22.—In­ was
beaten by Joseph H. laborers has been ordered by the rail­
burn bill. Aldrich innuired of Fulton the bill was referred to the com m ittee cited to insurrection by Septimus been badly
M orris saw a crowd of men roads extending west from Chicago. movements In the room, was coming t«
of Oregon how much of the total appro­ on privileges and elections, w here it Marius, the rebel leader, a serious anti­ Smith
flo N e m r a n d Y « ( S o P a r .
around
the
rat,
Smith was poking Several thousand men are affected. This learn the cause.
priation carried by the claims bill was will rem ain until the last session of government outbreak has taken place it with a stick. and M orris
Running over to the bureau, the gin The western river had executed on«
struck Smith
for Southern war claims, and was told Congress.
a fight followed, in which M orris is the first wage reduction made by the turned out the gas, and throwing th« of Its lightning change* and dug a new
in the southern part of the island. Strong and
received several cuts on his head. P o ­ western roads and is considered in some rug on the floor, stamped out the flames channel for Itself, thereby cutting •
C onfer on C urrency Bills.
forces have been sent to the scene to liceman Renwick Ew art arrested both nnarters
Q uash Land Fraud C ases.
first step in a general cut which had burned a hole through th« man's farm In two.
the uprising, but fears are en­ men. M agistrate Brady com m ended which is the
W ashington, M ay 27.—Argum ents Washington. May 28.—The senate suppress
declared
to be inevitable un­ valuable tapestry.
The fann er was sitting on tbe bank
tertained
that
before
the
troops
arrive
M
orris
and
sentenced
Smith
to
pay
a
looking to the quashing of the indict­ and bouse conferees on the currency bill the insurrectionist« will have seized a fine of $15, or serve 20 days in the less the revenue can be increased by an "Why, Mrs. Wilcox," she cried, “why of tbe river, gazing disconsolately at
m ents in the H yde-B enson land fraud held three meetings Monday and at the number of cities, following the seizure workhouse.
didn't
you
turn
out
the
gas?”
the opposite shore, a q uarter of a mile
advance in freight rates. The reduc­
cases today occupied the time of those third, which did not adjourn until 6 :30 w»th massacres in. revenge for the sum­
tion in the case of most section men is "Turn ont the gas?” answered het »way.
mary
execution
of
a
number
of
promi­
o’clock,
reached
a
tentative
agreement
from
$1
35
a
day
for
10
hours
to
$1.25.
m istress. “Well, aren't you bright I I “W ater baa been pretty high here,
interested in the proceedings. C oun­
Deadly Gas for Burglars.
anti-government sympathizers in S tuttgart.
never thought of that. Jack has aV hasn’t It?” asked the passing traveler.
sel for the defense m aintained that on which will be based the compromise nent
May 2fi.— A chemical firm
this
city
last
March.
Big
Pow
er
P
roject.
n flip « m il town of A llen has per­
the prosecution has not made out its agreement which the republicans of the
—ays told me to put a rug on a Are.”
"Toler'ble, like,” answered the farm ­
case, asserting th at the whole ques­ conference hope to reach. At the con­
fected and patented an invention that San Francisco. May 23. — A deal
er, without looking around.
T elegraph O perators to S trike.
tion of the defendants’ guilt apparent­ clusion
threatens
burglars
with
instant
death
which will ultimately revolutionize the
F . n r t h '« l . l m l l o f P o p n lf lt lo n .
“Ixwka aa If your bank bad been cav­
of the final meeting, the prob­ Chicago, May 22__Members of the after they succeed in opening a safe price
ly hinges on the court’s ruling as to
of electricity throughout the state
estim ated th at the fertile land! ing In.”
the transactions in O regon th at are ability of the reporting of a com­ Commercial Telegraphers union are vault door, either by skeleton key or of California, will soon be consummat­ if It the Is globe
amount to 2*/km,Of)0 squar* “Sort o’.”
alleged tr> be fraudulent The defense promise bill to the two houses of con­ again talking strike. They are plan­ with the aid of com pressed air, nitro­ ed in the investment of an additional
argued that they are within the statute gress was much stronger than at any ning a general tie-np of the wires at glycerine and other burglars’ para­ $25.ooo.noo in the $ 12 , 000.000 power­ miles, the step|s*s to 14.liOO.udO and tli« “Haa It done any m ischief to your
phernalia. The mom ent an outsider
of liiniutioti and should be ruled out. previous time this session.
that is nearing completion on the deserts to 1.000.000. Fixing 207 person« /and?"
the time of the republican national con­ opens the door, or bores through it, house
north fork of the American river. The the square mile for fertile lands, tea "M ischief!” said the fanner, slowly
vention in June, it is said. They figure poisonous gases are released, destroy­ plant will be ready for operation in to
Insists on Subsidy Clause.
Annul G rant Lands.
stejqtes and one for deserts as th« turning his head and looking at him.
the moral effect of a strike at such ing the invader and leaving him dead October, but in the meantime eastern for
W ashington. M ay 27.—A partial Washington, May 28.—B. D. Tow n­ that
greatest population that the earth rould “Say, Mister, see that patch o’ ground
a time may produce results within the on the floor.
capitalists
are
making
arrangements
to
nourish, scientists have arrived over there on the other aid«?"
agreem ent of the conferees on the send. special attorney in the depart­ convention hall which might be re­
advance the enormous amount of cap­ a isstalhiy
t the ronriualon that when the mimhci “Yes."
postoffice appropriation bill has been ment of justice, started Monday for peated Ister when the delegate« inert
ital.
M
eat
Inspectors
Confer,
Denver, and bring abont a govern­ Chicago. May 26.— More than 100
of Inhabitants reaches t!.i»m.00O.000 tin •There’s twenty acres In I t Well,
laid before the senate by Mr. Penrose Portland. Or., to start legal proceed­ m mental
investigation of conditions.
earth will be peipled to Its full eaptic that need to be mine. T a ln 't now."
Eight Perished in Fire.
and was agreed to. T he sections ap­ ings on behalf of the government to
m eat inspectors were present yester­
Ity. At present It contains somewhat “No? Changed hands, haa It?”
day
at
the
opening
of
a
conference
Chicago,
May
23.—Although
eight
plying to ocean mail subsidy and the take from the Southern Pacific railroad
Favors Opium C onference.
3.000.000 acres of land m W est­
which considered tne enforcem ent of men are believed to have perished in more than nne-qunrter of th at number “Changed bands! You dem fool,
weighing of the m ails w ere not agreed about
ern Oregon, said to be worth between Tokio, May 22.—The Japanese gov the new m eat inspection law. Secre­ the fire that destroyed the W intermayer If the rate of Increase shown by th* esn’t you see It’s changed banka?”
to by the conferees. T he senate or­ $30.000.000
and $50.000.000. Townsend emment has signified its intention of tary of A griculture W ilson is direct­ box factory yesterday, only tw o bodies latest census statistics should he uni­ The traveler rode on, and ths farm er
dered that this am endm ent be insisted will try to secure a decree which will joining America in the la tte r's efforts ing the deliberations of the confer­ had been recovered at midnight, wher formly maintained, the globe would bt continued to sit and gas* St his loat
npon and continued Senators Penrose. annul the grant and restore the lands to secure the calling of an international ence, which is expected to continue the search was abandoned until tomor­ fully peopled about the year 2072.
acres.—Chicago Tribune
opium conference.
to the public domain.
Burrow s and Clay as conferee«
for three days.
row.
H e w s l s lt la a s
frra
P a ris «.