COSSACKS TAKE CITY Rebels Driven From Last Refuge and Houses Pillaged. WOMEN FLEE IN FEAR OF LIVES FO U R TH C O S T S 38 LIVES. Crusade for Safe and Sane Celebra- tion Comes to Naught. SOARS A LL DAY. NEWS ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. Chicago, July 6 — Once more the annual barbaric orgy of death and mutilation, which masquerades under i N A T IO N 'S DEBT INCREASED. the guise of patriotic celebration of the nation's natal day, has passed, and La-ger by $1,793,794 Than It Was the fearful cost has been counted in One Month Ago. part. • | Washington, July 3— The monthly In many homes there is mourning statement of the public debt shows that for children who have met untimely at the close of business June 30, 1908, ends and adults whose lives have paid the debt, less cash in the treasury, the penalty of wanton folly, while in amounted to $938,132,409. which is an increase as compared with May 31, darkened chambers and hospitals 1908, of $1,793,794. The debt is re throughout the country lie thousands capitulated as follows: o f maimed and suffering victims, I Interest bearing debt, $897,303,990; some sightless and some disfigured debt on which interest has ceased since maturity, $4.130,015; debt bearing no for life, the work of the demon fire interest, $426,056,397; total, $1,327,- works. 690,402. This amount, however, does not in In Chicago, as elsewhere, despite the brave struggle in behalf of a "safe clude $1,299,115,869 in certificates and treasury notes outstanding which are and sane” Fourth, there was scant offset by an equal amount of cash held improvement over previous Fourths.' in the treasury for their redemption. and the result of all the efforts toward I The cash in the treasury is classified as reform can scarcely even be dignified follows: (■old reserve funds. $150,000,000; bv the appellation of near sane. trust funds, $1,299,115,869; general The death roll for this year's1 funds. $189.612.920; in national bank Fourth is 38, and the returns are still depositories, $165,219,314; in Philippine incomplete. At midnight reports ot treasury, $3.404,731; total. $1,807,352,- deaths and casualties were still com 855, against which there are demand ing in, and the total of the injured had liabilities outstanding amounting to $1.417.794.862, which leaves a cash bal reached 1429. In Chicago alone, where the crusade ance on hand of $389 537,993. for a safe and sane Fourth was strongest this year, there are eight Treasury Report. dead and 130 injnred. The fire loss in the nation, so far as learned, is Washington, July 3.— From the $41,950. O f this Chicago will bear treasury standpoint, the fiscal year $ 20 . 000 . just closed lias been most satisfactory. Deadly tetanus last year claimed 73 Since about the middle of October victims after the noise and excite last, when the period o f money strin ment of the F'ourth had died away. gency set in. and the consequent de Fifty-three cases were caused by pression in business began to be felt, blank cartridges, eight by giant there has been a constant falling off crackers, six by toy cannons and four in government revenues tip to the bv firearms. In 1906 the number of month just closed. For June a sur cases that developed was 89. 54 of p'lis is shown of nearly $4.000,000 which were caused by blank cart This fact, however, is not significant, ridges. In 1905 it was 104, of which as June is unfailingly a surplus month, 65 came from blank cartridges. In largely due to the fact that it is the 1904 there were 99 tetanus cases. 74 closing month of the fiscal year, when arising from the blank cartridges, and appropriations gradually reach the in 1903 the number ran up to 392. of point of exhaustion. The month of which all but 29 cases came from bul June. 1907} showed a surplus of ap letless joy producers. proximately $111.000,000, and every preceding June for many years past has shown a large surplus. O A K LA N D T R A IN S CO LLID E. bR A Z IL IS STU B B O R N . Zeppelin's Airship Flies Over Half o f Switzerland. Friedrichshaven, July 3. — Count Zeppelin today outdistanced all world records for steerable balloons. He remained in the air for 12 hours, trav- HEARST IS DEFEATED Recount Leaves Mayor M cClellan Good M ajority. Insists on Selling Warships to Japan ersed the «rater Part of Northern If She Likes. j Switzerland, and visited Zurich, Win- Washington, July 7.-Because they say the United States is interfering 8 wantonly in the carrying out of her naval plans, Brazil, through her diplo matic agents here, is planning a sweeping system of retaliation, where- by 20 per cent preferential tariff to Americans in Brazil will be abolished and Brazilian war craft disposed of in any way which the Brazilian g o v ernment sees fit. "T h e movement will be begun by concerted agitation in the Brazilian newspapers.” a Brazilion diplomat said to a United States naval officer. “ W e consider it our right to do what we please with our ships. It is no body's business. There is no reason why the United States should closely supervise our naval programme and ferret out each informal agreement which may or may not have been reached ” Proof that Brazil has already sold one torpedo-boat to Japan prompted these statements. It is said that Bra zil has ordered 26 battleships to be built in F'uropean shipyards, and that these vessels, when completed, will be turned over to Japan. MAY NOW SUE FOR DAMAGES tCrthur and Lucerne‘ attaining an av- era* e speed throu« h° ut 34 miles an hour. His airship displayed splendid qual-| Russian Banks Shelter 1,500 — Shah Hies of dirigibility, and answered the Decision Against Plaintiff Renders Him slightest Withdraws His Troops From Liable to Suit for Heavy Dam . . .. movement of the helm, while lts stabihty was quite up to the great- British Legation. ages for Slander. est expectations. In the most desirable weather con- ditions, almost a dead calm, the air- XT St. Peters r«/wirg, July 4__ The foreign . . . , * . New York, July 2.— George B. Me- ship manned by a crew of four, under ciellan was declared to have been duly oflice here ha!*i ha^received dispatches con the leadership of Count Zeppelin, left elected Mayor of New York over Will- firming the reports of recent desperate its floating home on Lake Constance ia,n R* Hearit in 1905 by Justice Lam- fighting at Tabriz. The quarters of at 8:30 o’clock in the morning. Less b* rt 7*,terd*3r- B/ th® j “ »»*«’®’* orJ®r* the city in which the revolutionists had , - , . . . . the jury returned a verdict to that taken up their positions were captured than live minutes later the balloon The recount left McClellan with bv C’ossack cavalry. Among the Shah’s rose about 1009 feet in the air and j a plurality of nearly 3,000 and counsel forces was a detachment of the regular turned her bows toward Constance, for Attorney-General Jackson, who Cossack brigade, which was dispatched About 9 o'clock it had disappeared on brought quo warranto proceedings to the northeastern part of Persia some the western horizon. against the mayor, was unable to prove time ago on account of expected dis Telephone messages from Frauden- ' his contention that the ballot boxes orders. One thousand five hundred feldt, Winderthur and other towns were stuffed. women and children are said to have soon reported the appearance of the C. J. Shenrn, counsel for the eon- taken refuge in the buildings of the airship and her passage over the Can- testant, asserted that the ballot boxes Russian bank. The pillaging at Tabriz, ton of Zurich. The giant craft re- were stuffed. Yesterday Mr. Shearn according to the latest information, is tnained ten minutes hovering over tile offered evidence in an effort to show still going on. town of Zurich and the lake, and then that Mr. Hearst was defrauded of vanished from view at a rapid rate in 6,053 votes. He then rested his case, Tricked His Enemies. the direction of Lucerne. I Counsel for Mayor McClellan offered It was about 11 o'clock when the in evidence the official j-eturns of tho Londonj July 4__rA special dispatch airship came into view, at Lucerne, election inspectors and the poll hooks to the Times from Teheran, June 16, supplies a long history of the events and the thousands of astonished tour- an'l tally sheets from the county clerk’s FORBES IS VICE G O VERNO R. that led to the recent coup d ’etat. Ac ists from all parts of the world, in- , office. cording to this announcement certain eluding hundreds o f Americans, greet-1 •" h>9 address to the jury, Justice Presidential Appointments fo r Philip old discarded courtiers demanded the oil her with loud cheers as she sailed Lambert said that no fraud had been pines Announced. v dismissal from the palace of a clique of quickly over the waters of the lake ! proved in the ease and if he should conspirators. A delegation also called W ith the greatest precision. Count permit the disfranchisement of citizens Washington, July 2.— By direction’ of upon ‘the Shah to expel certain court Secretary Taft, tlie bureau of insular Zeppelin guided his airship aqd pro- on such "l‘«ht evidence, this country favorites, including Amir Bahadur and affairs lias announced the following ap ceeded to carry out a long series of i w°uld last but a very short time, <’hapsnl Khan, two of the Shah’s most pointments made by the president: evolutions which included complicated ~ “ ’ trusted councillors. The Shah craftily Vice governor 6f the Philippines, W. figures, circles, the figure 8. sharp I l N ow York. July 2.—The wind-up of feigned compliance and quietly pre Cameron Forbes, of Massachusetts, now turns descents and ascents. He then th® recount trial, which demonstrated pared to escape from the capital. On a member of the Philippine commission. undertook a tour of the whole lake, conclusively that George B. McClellan June 4 everything was ready and Ba mayoralty chair, the To be member of the Philippine com visiting every bay and indentation 1 d'd hadur’s wild horsemen galloped through mission and secretary of finauce and along the shores. Finally lie turned i property ,,f William Randolph Hearst, the main thoroughfares brandishing is believed signal other '» ‘heved to be the .,B„ » i for nth., justice of the Philippines, Ciregono the nose of the ship homeward, cross ■« swords and rifles, causing a wild stam interesting court proceedings. The Arenata, of Manila. ing the Albis range o f mountains. pede. Suddenly a whole regiment of mayor and his advisors are now contem To be members of the Philippine ^Cossacks with guns ready for attack, plating the advisability of bringing a commission, Newton Gilbert, of Indiana, HEARST W E LL S A T IS F IE D . followed by the tribal cavalrv with wild suit for damages. Eminent lawyers and Kufael Palma, a native of the cries o f * “ Long live the Shah” and agree that a good sized verdict is more Philippine islands. 4‘ Down with the traitors,” halted be than a possibility as the plaintiff would Mr. Forbes is now on his way to Che Says His Fight fo r Recount Was Only fore the palace. be in a position, to prove that he had United States on leave of absence and yor p r|ncjp|e . The bazaars were all closed up and Navy'Yards Resume. been mentally and financially injured. is expected to arrive at San Francisco v the people ran in fear of their lives. Seven Killed and 30 Injured by Care New York. July 3.— Wednesday was on the steamer Korea on July 13. He New York, July 3.— The follow ing Discussing the ease, a leading member less Engineer. The Shah’s carriage, driven by six bay re employment day at the New York is a native of Milton, Mass., is 38 years cablegram was received from W . R. tbe bar *ail*: horses, was seen issuing from the gun , • „ „ „ i, I “ McClellan would he justified in Oakland. Cal., July' 6.— Tile nar navv-yard. All the men who have been old, a grandson of Ralph Waldo Finer-I,, square surrounded by the six courtiers on furlough and a large number of ad son and a Harvard graduate. He ha. “ “ ' re« ar<1 ,he reSU,t ° f the suing for $250,000, and a verdict of w ho it was supposed had been dismissed, row-gauge local, bound from the A la ditional mechanics were put to work, been secretary of commerce and police, New 5 ork mayoralty contest recount, that amount would, I believe, be up escorted by every horseman the Shah meda Mole into Oakland, crashed into the appropriation fo- the purpose be- on the Philippine commission for years London, July t, 1908.—The result is held by the highest courts. From elee- could muster, each with his rifle ready the Santa Cruz train No. 57, bound c mu ing available at the beginning of and participated in organizing' the m,,re than satisfactory to me, and I ‘ *,on (,ay lintil tho present time ths to shoot anybody who might dare to Philippine departmental system. system. I | , h . wi„ ... sufficiently i„ satisfy the citi ' Hearst papers have alluded to Mc- for the Oakland Mole, at 7:10 last, the new fiscal year. lilippine departmental impede the Shah’s passage. This re-employment dav is coincident Ciellan as the ‘ Fraud Mayor.’ ’ ’ Messrs. Arenata ami Palma are Phil- w , . . . j . All this happened within ten minutes night at First and Webster streets,! with the return to work of many me ippine natives. The former, a jurist of J zens for whom this long and arduous and within another ten minutes his ma killing or injuring all o f the passen- 1 ehanies at other government plants. marked ability, held office under A gu i-' struggle had been carried on. I have J A P PO A C H E R S NUM EROUS. jesty was breathing the fresh air of gers in the Santa Cruz train smoking From notv on the actual work on the naldo during the insurrection, being said from the beginning that the tight Bagshah, the royal garden outside the new battleship Florida will be pushed secretary of justice and a member of was not to make me mayor, but to car. | western gate. Later in the day the rapidly and the 5,000 men employed in the congress. He has been solicitor- secure an honest counh of the vote Many Small C raft Making Their Way Seven were killed and over 30 in the construction department of the general and attorney-general there. queen and the crown prince went to the least by the citizens. In the face of to Behring Sea. royal garden with an escort of 400 jured. The collision was on the cross navv-vnrd will have all the work they Mr. Palma, a graduate of the Uni-1 enormous and unnecessary difficulties horsemen. This soon became the center ing o f the narrow gauge and main can do. Han Francisco, July 2__ Floating ice versity of Santo Tomas, in Manila, a that count has been secured, and here- o f the royalist activities and the sur Manila lawyer and political writer for after it will not be possible for elec- in the Bering sea is unusually heavy rounding gardens were appropriated and lines, opposite the Webster street newspapers, has served in the assembly ¡tion thieves to commit frauds in se this summer and a distinct menace to Captains on Anxious Seat. a regular camp formed which continu bridge. The engine of the Alameda crecy and security behind the barrier shipping, reports Captain Hagen of tho Washington, July 3.— T w o captains as a member from Cavite province. ally increased its forces. The people train, which was running with tender steamer Grace Dollar, which has re- Judge Gilbert, of Fprt Wayne, Ind., of the law. were taken completely by surprise at ahead, cut into the Santa Cruz train with the battleship fleet in San Fran lawyer, formerly state senator and lieu- "W hatever election crime is com- turned to this port after a cruise of 45 cisco will probably be retired by the first, thinking the whole thing a joke, tenant governor of Indiana and a rep- mitted, be it "reat or small, must be j oa7a J® * Harbor. The floes were but they soon discovered their mistake. smoking car, about 10 feet from the board of rear admirals next Friday. front. | The board will meet Thursday to resentative from the state in congress, publicly accounted for. Tha’ has been 1*0 tlnck off St. Oeorgo s Island that tho Grace Dollar was forced to lie off that The front end was smashed to decide upon the men to be placed lias been a judge i>4 first instance in accomplished and it means much for port several days before she could PUNISH JA P SO LD IER. splinters, the car being torn from the upon the retired list, and will forward the Philippines since September, 1900. the safety of the republic. effect a landing. “W M R A N D O L P H H E A R S T .” front trucks and the mass tossed front its report to the secretary of the navv Revenue officers on dutv off the -is the main line track up against the Bids for Naval Colliers. the following day. The report will American Consul Secures Imposition lands report that several Japanese seal- Escapes Extradition. signal tower in Webster street. The be nuhlished at once, to relieve the Washington, July 7.— The navy de . ers are already on the ground and over o f Severe Penalties. I wreck of the coach containing its anxiety of the officers. Upon com- partment today opened bids for the Puerto Cortez, Honduras, July 3 — 30 more are making their way up tho Seoul. July 4__ A Japanese soldier ran dead and screaming wounded was pulsory retirement under the person purchase of three steam colliers of Francis D. Bailey, president of the coast. The illegal practices of thesa amuck Thursday through the American hurled on its side, with the Alameda 1 nel act. March, 3, 1899. officers are American registry, 7200 tons dead Methodist missionary premises at Ping local tender buried in the wreckage, i allowed three-quarters sea pay qf the weight, maximum cost $523,000 O f Export Shipping company, o f New ships last season resulted in a clash be- Jersey, who, together with his | tween the United Htates officials and Yang. He assaulted a Corean caretaker The baggage coach of the Santa Cruz next rank above. the four bids received, the Mason brother, Albert W . Bailey, Charles II tho illieft traders, with the result that with a bayonpt. chasing him through train, which was in front of the company, o f ■ Boston ffc.r/ld ■ scl1 H. Myers and Captain A Oxley, was six Japanese were killed after landing the missionary residence. smoker, was derailed and half way Transport Sails. It> colliers, the Everett, Maiden and p | , i c e ( | aboard the Norwegian steamer contrary to government regulations. American Consul Sammons, when in- upset. Both locomotives were de The large number of Japanese -raft Han Francisco, July 8__ Thp army Melrose, for $725,000, and the New ■ (Jtstein yesterday in custody o f l.icu- ' formed of the affair, called at the Jap railed. York Shipbuilding company, of Cam- tcnant p VV. Berry, of the New York now on their way to the grounds is transport Thomas sailed yesterday for anese residency and demanded the pun- When the trains struck, the smoker den, N J , bid to construct three ves-j po|jce department, made his escape viewed with suspicion by the revenue } ishment of the soldier. 'was cut from the coach following, Manila via Honolulu and Guam with a officers, who expect more trouble before By order of Prince Ito the soldier was which continued on its course crash full cargo of commissary stores. She sels, 7450 tonnage, at $439.000 each. ¡„ a smal| boat from the steamer last the summer is over. To protect United The Maryland Steel company, of Bal- „ K|,t. The boat was found on the arrested and immediately sentenced to ing into the boiler of the Alameda Search is ____ being this _____ _ morning _______________ .. i states interests four cutters are now in two months’ hard M^or. The colonel, local. Some windows were broken carried a number of passengers, inelud , timore. bid to build one vessel for beach northern waters. major, captains and lieutenants of the in this and the first Alameda coach, ing several army and navy officers and $403,000; two for $397,009, or three for nlade by soldiers in the woods and reeiment to which the soldier belonged which was also derailed. Otherwise members of their families, 20 enlisted *395.000 each, all of the twin screw swamps near by. M A K E S L IO N ROAR. will he disciplined by a confinement of they were not damaged. The passen men for the navy, 83 enlisted men for type. 12 knots, 7200 tons; single screw the marine corps at Manila, and 20 ma type, 12 knots, 7200 tons, $377,500 each from three to seven days. Marooned for Months. gers in these were shaken up, but not rines for Guam. On returning to this for two. $376,000 each for three ves The prompt action of Prince Ito is injured Victoria, B C., July 3.— Tw enty Shah Demands Surrender o f Refu port the Thomas will undergo extons ve sels. Cramp & Sons, of Philadelphia, ► significant of the «determination of ’ ? Practically all those in the smoker gees by British. hid for $475,000 for one or all three, fishermen marooned for months on Japanese resident-general that the sol were pinned in the wreck and their repairs. Victor island and rescued by two Bra llAuiots, 8200 tons. diers maintain a proper attitude toward London, July 2__ The foreign office zilian training ships, were landed at cries for help followed the terrific foreigners. The charge against the sol Yankee Colony Bad Germ. Yokohama, according to news re lias refused the request of the Persian crash of the trains coming together dier was the violation of an American Consul Will Investigate. Some were able to dig themselves out ceived by the Empress of China. The government that the political refugees Valparaiso. July 2.— Augusto Durand, home, and the disciplining of the offi J.— Oeneral General A. L. G. men w e rf 1(.(t w i(h or(ler!l to fish by at the >*e British nrnisn legation legauon in Teheran lenerm. be Washington, July 3__ of the wreck, but the majority had leader of the reeent unsuccessful revo <*#»rs was due to the fact that soldiers iea to be cut out. Several of the dead lution against Peru, has arrived here “ / • r’ ” mm* " d‘ nK ‘ h,e dep" . t," e“ t the Japanese fishery schooner llokui u o f the same regiment recently partici were badly crushed. The police and from Iquque, Chile. He says the Peru Texas, has telegraphed to the war de- y|ar„ on January 1 last, and were and at the same time it has protested pated in the damaging of an American fire departments were called out. and vian government is misleading foreign partment that he has sent four troops ahandoned. T h fy were f „ und on May with warmth against the action of the Presbyterian missionary school building of cavalry to Del Rio, near the scene and w(Te „ a rvjnK when rescued, shah in postin» troops in the neighbor at Wiju. In that case all damage was were soon at work carrying wounded opinion; that the last elections in that of operations of the insurrectionist, in T h (, j apan„ e police have arrested the hood of the legation. Hir Edward Grey, and dead from the wreck. country were falsified and that the gov repaired by order of the resident gen the foreign secretary, said the refugees „ 'captain of the Hokui Maru at Yoko- ernment is iertTOdueing into Peru a Mexico. eral. would not be given up without definite , K for , marooning, _____ _____ the fishermen. = germ of the greatest danger by con „ Aineriean Consul Ellsworth, at Por- , llama Rebels Bom' ard City. and reliable guarantee of their proper firo Diaz, state of < oahulla, Mexico, has _________ ________ verting that country into a Yankee Lone Mariner Gives Up. Buenos Ayres, July 6 — Telegraphic colony. treatment. informed the state department that he ___ is going to make a trip to the Las BOO Lost in Storm . San Pedro, Cal., July 4__ The sloop communication with Asuncion, the Vac os country, the scene of one of the Victoria, B. C., July 3 — News of a Will Fly for Prize. Star. 18 tons register, has reported at capital of Paraguay, where there is a Trouble Brews in Honduras. recent disturbances between the rebels marine disaster involving the loss of New York, July 2.— Arrangements fe custom house. Captain Nelson, revo'ution, is still interrupted, but Washington. July 7.— Information and the Mexican troops, to investigate over 600 lives at Batavia, was brought ipator and crew, reports that he left word has been received from Asun has reached the state department of condition* then*. While he will report by the Empress o f China. Many over-, have been completed here for what it San Francisco .Tune 18 for ITnalaska on cion at Corrientes that the artillery a proposed revolutionary movement his findings to the state department, loaned boats were overturned in the "«»d will be the first publicly tee tec a prospecting tour. Ten days out from at the capital mutinied and bombard against the government of Honduras he M making the investigation entirely harbor during a storm The shriek flight ever made in America for a prize the Gate he met with an accident and ed the market place. Many women under the 'eadership o f former Presi mg passengers struggling in the uffered for the successful navigntmn of on his own responsiblity. suffered many hardships before he made are said to have been killed in this dent Bonilla. No details are given water had no chance o f rescue, as the tho air bv heavier than sir machines port with a broken leg. In the day fighting The foreign representatives ¡The governments o f Salvador and more fortunate boats in the neighbor- The test will I e made next Saturday at Test Chewing Tobacco for Navy. light hours he sailed the Star the best at Asuncion are urging the belliger I Guatemala have given directions to hoocl were already crowded. Many Hammondsport, N. Y., by Glenn H. Uur- be could and at night he battened every ents to abstain from bombarding the prevent any movement of that charac New York, .Inly 2.— To determine I, tiss in his new machine, the “ June were snapped un by sharks thing down, close-reefed the sails, citv. This news was brought to Cor ter taking form in those countries. hîeh made its ita notable flight of 1 i i V- . i . Buff * ” * which which of a great variety of chewing to 5° were rescued by fishermen, b'fl , 'p, cards.las, Saturday. Mr. A r tta * trnstej to luck, and finally found him r entes by the captain of the steam bacco will serve the needs of the United over 6(H) were drowned._____ ! h„ eh, „ en(fe,| f „ r the Seientifle Amer- self 500 m Vs off his course, near this ship. Garfield Sails fo r Home. States Jack Tars for next year a board port. • I ¡can cup offered- last year for eompeti- Honolulu. July 3.— Secretary o f the of paymasters will begin at the Brook Poisoned by Wholesale. 1 ( |on ny a]| types of heavier than air ma- Mortar Explodes. F.aigon, Cochin China, Ju'y 3 — Tw o chines, Wc nan Saves Forest. San Francisco. July 6 — Mrs Annie Interior James R. Garfield, who re lvn navv yard a solemn conclave to last cent'y came here on the batileshii Pasadena. Cal., July 4—-Biding Reigling and her 4-vear-old son were Alabama to investigate the commer a week. A force of blue jackets de hundred soldiers belonging to the, French Colonial infantry were seize I #100,000 for Aeroplane, through a wall of Arc to get to her killed instant’ v on the shore of I.ake rial and industrial conditions in these tailed from th* several ships at the with a sudden nausea in their bar-' j nlT 2_ T h e Journal de* De- home in the mountains, Mrs. J. Swigert Merritt, in Oakland, by the explosion i-'and-. sailed for San Francisco late ' vard will set a« experts. On the result rarks here today The unexpected' J . t< will rest the award •# • sitlneae cannot be accounted for md hats says t at the » r . 1« I w a , of , reached a telephone and notified the o f a fireworks mortar. A piece of yesterday on the protected cruiser St contract for 100,000 pounds of tobacco, it is believed the men are victims of Davton. O., have signed a contract with . authorities of a serious forest fire in iron from the mortar struck Mrs Louis. an attempt at wholesale poisoning. Lazars Weiller, who is aeting for a Willard canyon. Mayor Early of this Reigling in the chest with such force Roosevelt Refuses Pardon. I city sent 50 men to the scene'and this that it tore her heart front her body Pinchot Coming West. syndicate which offers the Wrlghta I force with the assistance o f forest The piece of ordnance was being used Washington. July 3.— A'hert Brown, Prepare fo r Bridal Pair. Washington. July 2__ Gifford Pinehot, I $100,000 for their patents, provided, I Tangers is reported to hare the fire un- in the public celebration. Thousands a negro, 23 years o f age. who was chief of the forest service, left Wash- Turin. July 3.— It is reported here | der control after a considerable terri- o f persons had gathered around the convicted several months ago o f kill ington Monday on his annual trip over that preparations are being made at first, that their aeroplane, with two [ tory was burned over. Mrs. Swigert lake to witness the fireworks. persons on hoard, flies J1 miles in an ing his younger brother, Harvey, I , -J in • I th* w'," t " • wil1 vil,it Rutland in Ri.yal chateau at Raeconigi for the re- . [ escaped without serious injury. a quarrel over a girl, was hanged in the latter part of July for two dav* ception o f the Duke o f Abrnzzie and enclosed eireuit. ard. see..nd. thnt it the jail yard today President Roose- and then go to Heattle He expects to hi, prospective bride. Miss Katherine repeats this performance within eight President Celebrates. • Confirms #5.000.000 Fine. Elkins daughter of Senator S B El- day» In the r —»cnee of a committee. , Oyster Bay. July «.— President veil had refused to stay the execution, make a short stop at Hpokane. C#faiGs. Wednesday. July 1. via Roosevelt celebrated the Fourth of kins, of West Virginia. ■Willemstad. Julv 4.— The eonrt of cas July with his family and a few friends Australian Coal Bad. New Forestry Appointee!. Trust Ple.-ds Guilty. sation has confirmed the decision of at Sagamore Hill. In th e - evening Plague Still Raging. July 2__ K. Booth A O , Marshfield. Or . July 3 —The United j Washington, July 2 ^ -The forest serv- the civil coerts of .first instance con I *” « president had a beautiful display States torpedo boats RoWan. Davis, ie# announces the following appoint- larceat evieern* dealing In Port of Spain, Trinidad. July 7 demning the Xew York A Bermudas ¿of fireworks set off in front o f thr Fox and Goldsboro are coaling at ments on national foresta: T. F. Cadle, •*ers In the west: plexded ftsh and Since June 21 there have been «¡a r- Asphalt Company to pay a fine of $5.- ,hotise. Seated on tht veranda with Coos Bay bunkers today The A u s-1 assistant forest ranger, Fremont na ge Its Tu«s. In I :> having accepted m- eases of plague at this place, thre- WWl.000 to the Venezuelan government. the president and his family were a td comparire. A ° "» bs .-s front ra tralian coal under which they were tional forest, Oregon; E. E. Ping and them terminating fatally. Four No appeal from this last judgment in number o f relatives and many friends running was inadequate, and Coos j Tony Lorke, forest guard* on Clear- are now under treatment, three of dictmen* a w t the company was re- possible. land neighbors turned a year ago. Bay coal is being tried instead water national forest, Idaho. improving ..J r