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I I Hillsboro Independent faM4 tridt af fack Witt MAGOON ARRIVES. HILLSBORO. OREGON NEWS OFTHE WEEK la a Condensed form lor Oar Easy Readers. A Rtiumi of the Lett Important but Not Lata Interattlng Event, of tha Past Waak. Another Arkansas. negro hat bean killed In Obio baa succeeded in breaking op tba bridge truat. Many bold robberlea are occurring dally in Ban Franciaco. Tbe political campaign in New York la becoming very warm one. Newfoundland will make bard fight for fisheries awarded to America. Black Handredi of Russia ar. spread- Ing terror, especially in Odeaea. Tha big Britiab battleebip Dread Will Take Char, of Cuba at Pro visional Governor. Havana. Oct. 10. Cbarlea E. Ma- goon, tba newly appointed provisional governor of Cuba, arrived bera tbia af ternoon. Coincident with bia coming, Governor Taft gave ont general decree proclaiming amneaty not only to tba rebeli, but to f 11 person! charged with political offense, or Crimea in any way connected with tba revolution. Tba tteamer Mascotte, with Mr. Ma- iuoa, Ueneral J. franklin new, nn. Taft and Mra. Bacon, entered Havana harbor at 4 o'clock tbii afternoon. In tha wake of the Maacotta cam tba bat tleebip Texas with a detachment of 300 marinea from Norfolk. A lantch canying Mr. Taft, Aiaist ant Secretary of State Bacon and Cap taina McCoy and Martin, aidee to Mr. Taft. hurried oat to tha Maacotta. There followed another launch with General Funiton and bia aide, and a third with a committee of Cuban news papermen, who carried huge boquett of flu wen which were delivered to Mrt. Taft and Mrt. Bacon with brief ad dree of weleome. After tba presentations to tba mayor and tha city council tha party entered WILL LET CONTRACT GERMANY R Ha OUT trt of Game Roosevelt and Snonts Agree On Method ot Digging Canal. pPeraia. rtfforta of Qer- 'i- t ..!.. ... . IB ffp gam being "ut control ol . rman govern- bat thia bank e , i- . . . 1 VII. IU WILL SOON MAKE PUBLIC TERMS tiiJ5 SIX KILLED; NINE MORE WILL DIE .Z in Europe, Wh.,, , j at the for- ,bM Chin... To Bo Turned Over to Con tractor! Taft To Have Hand In Contract. Washington, Oct. 9. It baa been finally decided that tha Panama canal will be completed by contract. In a few daya tha commiaaion will make public a itatement tetting forth itt rea tout for favoring tha contract ayttem, and at that time a form of contract will alto probably bo publiabed tbowing ex actly the tort of doenmer t believed by tbe committionert to ba necessary for safeguarding tba wirk. Freaident Rooeevelt la known to iup Eatabliahment of to Get Co -Berlin, Oct. 9.t. many to ettabliatt only a part of a played now for tb tha Fenian gull mem. jn. ltat will ba purely c eign ollice wm i take energetic tept to prevent f t bin eiUb titueu. German indue a iberan erT ttrong andcautigatl4' 'ani G,,r" many it push' or policy forward. Firat came the ba W1 th e,mD railroad to th. tM the ! tba intrigue that W ben ukln place to lecore t permission to make Koweil tbrm'Daa Tt,"D only a month t ,B c,n tn eatabliahment oC ,rman lln" ' teamahipt to traf a it tha gu" line beavily tubl"Jif tD" Geiman TORNADOES GALORE ST. JOHN SET FREE. Sweeping Through New Orleans and Vicinity. Total Damage la Over $1,000,000 Cropa Ruined and Hundreda of Buildings Destroyed. naught! hat developed a tpeed of 22 X carriage! and wat driven to the palace, port tha emmi,i, ' 't petition that government. Mow cornea a lithment of the authority for the aian government mcva very carefu foreign office to f pine. il for tha estab There ia good latent that tha In- iraicning every it the English remained ail- knots. Tbe second tube of the Pennsylvania railroad tunnel under the Hudson tiver at New York haa been completed. An east bound Union Pacific passen ger train wat wrecked near b'vanston. where Mr. Taft and Mr. Bacon and Mr. Magoon had a long conference in the governor'! office. Following thii conference Mr. Ma goon received the mem bera of the preaa. Ha declined to discuss bii plini for tbe future. He laid ha bad expect- HAVANA. toe work can be dona more satiafsctori-1 LEAGUE rnn ly by contractor! than by tha govern ment. He bad a long conference with I Promoting: of ff-.h Government la tit 1 RijEATh ir : i i . i i . I nuui.ug. no one wai seriously nurr. npon ,rriving t Washington, to Tha Mexican government bai arrang-1 bave SO daya' leave ot abeence prior to ed to have tha United Statea mint at San Franciaco coin 2,60i00?J Mexican half dollara. Recent floods in tba itatei of Colima and Jaiiico, Mexico, have leaulted in great destruction of property and tbe Ion of at least 123 livet. Bo me British papert accuse the gov ernment of making a complete surren der to the United Htates in the New foundland fisheries question. The trial of tbe Standard Oil In Ohio baa commenced. Radicals are again In control of tbe Russian Democrat!. hi! departure for the Philippine!. He did not regret, howe'.-, tba change in program and he declared himself grati fied with being in Cuba. He said be woo d take up bia residence with Min ister Morgan as tbe minister'! guest pending the departure of Mr. Taft. General Bell will reaide at the army headquarters sat Marianao. General unston will make his beadauartera at Camp Columbia. BID TO DIG CANAL. Chairman Shonta today on tha subject and the varioui argument! In favor of tha contract ayatem were discussed fully. Thii change in building the canal will in no way affect the employment ol Chinese labor. Proposals for turn iahing tbe Chinese labor were Given Wt ject Havana. Oct. i ' preliminaries of an organisation) Da called the Good Government of Cuba were begun thit aftertco' meeting of Americans, Cub od others, at which resolution w paased to the pj . i. . . i - i w. ; .. Snow has fallen for the first time thii year at Minneapolis. Taft will heal old feudi in Cuba be fore proclaiming amneaty. General Funiton will nse consider able numben of mounted infantry in Cuba. The triple alliance between Ger many, Austria and Italy ia to be re rived. Sealing schooners returning to Vic toria, B. C, all report the seal catch as light. San Francisco police have captured the man who ii believed to have been me leaner in tbe Japanese bank rob bery. The Philadelphia manager of Ar. in Commission Invitet Proposal! to Com plete Work on Isthmut. Washington, Oct. 10. InvltaMons for proposals to complete the Panama canal were issued today by the canal commission and the form of contract under which the work ia to be done was made public by Chairman Shonts, I wno also gave out a letter written to the secretary of war giving the com mission'! reasons fjr contracting the work. Tha contract provides that each bid der must undertake tbe entire work of construction. No bar will be offered to corporationi associating in the un dertaking, but thev must be legally organised into a single body with which the government can deal. Bidders will not be considered who do not have available capital of $5,000,000. A certified check for $200,000 ia required under luch condition! that they can be transferred to contractors and the termi can be fulfilled in such a manner that the government can give the coolies Just as much protection ai it could if tbe government were the direct em ployer. It ia likely that no disposition will be made of the bids for supplying iomese ia ror until alter the return ol Secretary Taft from Cuba, at be agist ed in drawing tbe specifications under which proposals were o fin red and is much interested in tbe conditions under wbich the Chinese ate to be taken to tbe isthmus. The president still intends to visit the isthmus this fall and, nnleai there be some change for the wone in the Cuban situation, will probably leave for Colon a short time after the election. BRITAIN ACCEPTS TERMS. Real Fishermen of Newfoundland Con cede American Right!. Washington, Oct. 9 The newa that me modus Vivendi between the United Statei and Great Britain regarding the Newfoundland fisheries had finally been ligned was conveytd to Secretary Root m..i. Becl that the palm of tba associa- ion inouia be the 'romoung oi an legitimate means,' tLtablisbmeot of a permanent, stable id lawful govern ment, competent to noiniater justice, insure democrat itnqai'it, promote tbe general welfartind insure the blessings of liberty tall the inhabi tant! oi tha islahd." It wsa declared tbi the league in tended to adopt wbMr means to this end were deemed wiict by a majority ol the membership, iicb ia intended to be representative1'" nationalities and tectiona, and noito be committed to any line of actloniDtil it ia decided what ia most conduces to tba objects named. I While there was m expression to that effect, the mveoent generally ii regarded ai pointfogrrentually toward aome more definite d(ree of American control or oversight Cuban affairs than ii vouchsafed t?the Piatt amend ment, f FOURTEEN OFFICERS LET OUT. Dur- oune tiaa oeen arrested use ot boracic acid in - mour i packing for the illegal hami. Plana are on foot for tha organisa tion by varioui railroad companiea ol a gigantic refrigerator and atock car company. The Columbus, Ohio, board of edu cation has decided to adopt the limrli fled spelling 10 far ai it ia practicable In the schools of the city. nanus in tne construction ol war Bhipa have been discovered. The negro race war continues In a amall way in many Southern cities J. J. Hill baa sounded a warning against the waste of national resources Meilcan guides have murdered number of prosptctors in tbe mountains Governor Magoon will rule in Cuba under the terms ot the constitution of that republic. Cuban rebels have refused to give np their arms until the government troops are an disarmed. It ii laid Mra. Howard Gonld will go to South Dakota and establish a res idence when she will sue for a divorce A marriage has been arranged be tween the Urand Duke Michael, only orouier oi me czar, and rrinceea Pa trlcia, niece of King Edward. The new and powerful armored cruis er North Caroiiua has been successfully launched at fewport News. Eiclnsive of armor and armament tha vessel cost J,57S,000. Keed Hraoot declares he is neither ashamed of bis religion or bis state. He appeala to Mormons to concentrate their efforta to obtain land in preference to omer lormi ot Investment. Panama and Colombia are quarrell ing about their foreign debts. Hill hai leased large tract! ot Minne sota tval landi to tha steel trust. Forest flrei are causing great damage o lorests in noumern laliforni The army forces Newport Newi tor Cuba. are gathering at transportation to Uai explosion in Philadelphia kills eight men and doei great damage. Howard Gould and hia wife are onar relling about the management of Castle Hon Id, and may aparate. Two rlerki wrestling on the four floor of a Cleveland department store fell from a window and were dashed to death. The 18 year old eon of a Chicago millionaire lias heen arrested for rob bing slot mschines and spending the money on chorus girls. The St. rani road hte voted to isne $150,000,000 of new stock with wbich to build a line down tha coast from Portland to San Francisco. The ciar has returned to bis gilded prison from his 7acht, keeping a sharp lookout for bombe. A treat telephone system, backed by tha Western Union Telegraph company la being organised to fight tha Amerl, can Telephone and Telegraph company. Rooeevelt layi tha enlargement of the powers ol the netional rovernment Is tha only remedy for tha truit avili. in a cablegram from Ambaasadir Reid with each proposal mi a honit nl ia.. todav. dv W,WUW nlr A tvanvu . 7T J iT.nrf ft u VC Til LU Ci " fcTT'IXJTfrT.r IfWU TUB f CI -.f.i lu l.. tu. u : i : i a I . . ucH.ui uiuurr. xu oiuumg im uui No information bai been received at limited to American contractor!. All . a. . . . . . k-ki - the State department concerning the Result of 4,598 Courts Martial Ing Pait Year. Washington,' Oct. 9. During tbe last fiscal year, according to the annual report of General Gsorge B. Davis, Judge advocate genuil of the army, is- loaay. 4.69f frjala hv rnr sued lOdAV. 4 f ff rria lals were orcoaitrTSLdins officer!. 42 of whom were convicted and eiirht i quitted, fourteen officers were die missed by sentence. In four cares the sentences trera Mmirinttrl tn Inaa rank; in two easel resignations, "for Flft,en M" Entombed By Gas Explod tbe good of the service," were accepted n9 In New Mexico. In lieu of confirming the aentencet, and Denver, Colo., Oct. iu i ud imbo tug semeuce was uisap provi a New Orleana, Oct. 6. Thie region waa the center of cyclonic disturb ances, at least three of which were tornadoea and caused tba less of six Uvea, with nine persona fatally Injured. The first tornado etruck weat Baton Rouge ParlBh about 6 o'clock, killing Mra. T. Forel and her daughter, Mra. White. Mra. Forel'a body waa found In a field near her demolished bouse. Two children In Mra. Forel'a bouse were fatally Injured and five more were Injured In the collapse of a augar refinery. In St. James Parish one woman waa killed and Mra. K. Rebber and daugh ter, Mra. John Meyer, and a negro were fatally injured. Fifteen build Inga were blown completely down in thia pariah. At Point Chataula, George Kawes and eon and daughter were killed by the collapse of their house, and an other child of the family waa fatally Injured. A negro waa alao fatally in jured there, besides injuries to a dozen other persons. Tha third tornado struck New Or leans about 8 o'clock. Although no Uvea were lost, property damage reached $500,000 and about fifty per sons were Injured, one fatally. Fully 800 buildings were damaged, about 75 being blown flat. Most of the demol ished buildings were negro cabins and it was here that nearly all the injuries occurred. The path of the tornado through the city was about eight miles long. The tornado here appeared at a dis tance as a cloud sweeping the surface of the earth. Its course was undulat ing, some' buildings being skipped en tirely as It bounded skyward. Fre quently It demolished verandas and fences on one side of the street, while not an object on the other side was disturbed. The cloud occupied several minutes In crossing the city and hundreds of persons who saw and heard It approaching had time to run out of its pathway. One exciting race was made by a street carj which was loaded with passengers on their way to work. At Marengo street the motorman threw on full power. The flying car was less than half a block past the roller skat ing; rink when that structure went fatTcd. " 1 ' ui ji ' Not Sufficient Evidence to Hold Great Miners' Leader. Grand Junction, Colo., Oct. 8 VI L-ent St. John, ex-president cf the Tell aride Miners' anion and prominently identified with the W astern Federation of Miners, ii again a free man, all cbargea againat him having been diop- oed the Hate. We were unable to vri y certai nee againat St. John, and rather an to ti trial with a weak case we - loci ad to abandon further prosecu lion, ' It the way District Attorney iuVa rja it. District Judge Stevens proi. pUr ordered St. John released, fit. John bad been out on bonds o dr tha charire of being responsible for tbe strike riot of 100 at Tellurid when a man named Burnhsm wat kill ed. St. John, after leaving Tellurid went to Idaho. He was arrested foi romplicitv in ibe assassination of ex Goveinor Steanenberg, of Idaho, but later released and Immediately re-ar rested, charged with tbe murder of Rnrnbam in Telluride. and brought to Colorado. IU was placed in jail and atrong guard thrown around the jail t nrevent what was alleged to be an at tempt to rescue him. Three weeks later the evidence did not apppcar to be ao atrong and he waa released on a 1 10.000 bond. Hia case dragged along nntil at tbia term of court the prosecuting attorney announc ed that he had not evidence opon which to hold him, and he waa released. ' LOSES MILLIONS ANNUALLY. Congress Must Reform Second Clat Mail Rate Law. New York, Oct. 8. Tbe congressinn ai committee which haa been inveiti gating tha carrying of aecond clasi mail matter by tbe Postoffice department de elded today to adjqurn the bearing to Washington, where representative! of the Periodical Publishers association will be beard on November 2d. F. Madden, third assistant postmaster general, said: "I think that beyond question th Postoffice department tfias established its case namely, that the present laws regulating lecond-clasi matter are out of date and practically nullified by present practices beyond the control of the department as now equipped, an that a real and effective enforcement would be injurioua to tbe publishing interests. There are now many person enjoying tbe privileges of the lecond class rates in violation of the intent and purpose of tbe atatutet to the de triment of the postal revenues amount ing to millions annually. "From the bearings, the correctness of thii ii specially conceded by the publishers themselves. Tbiy teem to be substantially agreed that a reforma tion ot the lawt it imperative. Just what view the committee will take or what action it will propose, if any, no one at thii time can say." POLICE AT LOGCERHEADS. open- proposed resignation of the officials ot line fiewioundiana government on ac count of the new agreement. Some facta in relation to tbe New foundland government and the fisheries were itated, in which it appears that the British government has been very much embarrassed during the negotia tions on account of the demands of Newfoundland. The Newfoundland government is under tbe control of the that the cana! can be contracted to merchant fishermen of the island, those , emencet wen a ter advantage than it can be built who buy, cure and lell the fishing pro- f!",.' conviction!, ae government, Mr. Shonti' letter ducti. Tbey oppose any American A , A bJ senM'1 December 12, when tbey will be ed. Prepnsali are to be expressed in termi of percentage upon tbe estimated cost of construction, wbich is to be fixed by a board of five engineers, three repre senting the government and two the contractor. The chief engineer of the canal commission is to be chairman of the engineering board. In aupport ot the commission's posi tion th greater If! th.t 1'k.n.ilu r.1 tha nnnaa.ln- I flahino rlohta IkkI.i.I!.. I dUrlUg ail an,! oraaHv lnilJ tndnatrlal an. ten I hv tba treat nf IMS ... Ji. I 204, SS " - a ' -' - - u . . w j v. RUM riv uia- I r tivity of tbe time snd the consequent satisfied with any arrangement that the violent competition for all classes of Butlsb government makes to carry out superintendents, foremen, aub-contrac- the terms of that treaty, tori, skilled mechanics snd even ordi- Tbe real fishermen of the island are nary laborers, it would take the com- not in harmony with the restrictions of mission yean to lecure men to build the Newfoundland government, inch as op departmental construction organise- denying the privilege of selling bait tions wbich would equal in efficiency and of allowing the fishermen to take those now controlled by tbe leading employment on the American fishina contractors of the United Statei." vessels. The Newfoundland govern ment bai no real responsibility in the Hope of Annexation High. of carrying out obligations. That Havana, Oct. 10. President Roose- "evoivee upon tue British government velt a itatement at Washington yester day to Nicholas M. Riviero, the Ha- Joint Salmon Fishery Regulations Z . , ' D" m ' " B en 07 victoria, B. C, Oct. 9. An Ottawa he United States to prevent disorder dispatch says recommendations for n Cuba must always be determined by amendments to the fishery regulations the existing conditions and with refer- have been made h. th. 4i8 j va.V J " U I uDiirij commission of British Columbia and nasnington. The Americans asked ANOTHER BIQ MINE FIRE. 1NSURGENTSDISARM Pacification cl Cuba Proceeds Vltbo'Jt a Hltcb. MARINES GUARD LARGE CITIES Guerrera'a Troops Being; Sent Home by Tralnloadi Fighting Waa Mostly by Gamacocka. Havana, Oct. 4. The alacrity with which tbe rebela are laying down their arma to the commission appointed to euperlntend that Important Phase of the termination of the revolution U the greateat aurpriae the provisional haa yet encountered In the working program. This operation Is now well under way In the vicinity of Havana, 700 of Guerra's men with their horses having already been en trained for Plnar del Rio. while one brigade marched to Guanajay today without a sign of disorder. Hundreds of persons from Havana went out to Santiago de las Vf gas and Rlncon today to view tbe disarma ment. They were disappointed at not seeing the rebels actually surrender their guns, but nevertheless they wit nessed an Interesting sight. As a con cession to the men General Funston and Major Ladd permitted them to take their arms to Pinar del Rio, where most of the men Joined the Insurgent army. The rifles, however, were first counted by officers of marines under the direction of Major Ladd and the men will be required to surrender them before leaving the train at Pinar del Rio. It is reported that some of Del Cas tillo's followers were reluctant to dis arm, but all the brigade commanders have Informed Major Ladd that all tbelr men will disarm and disband when ordered to do so by General Del Castillo. Wednesday afternoon Gen eral Castillo gave Major Ladd an or- er directed to all his subordinate com manders and telling them to comply with every request made by the Amer ican officers. Major Ladd will work to- Ight to carry out the disbanding ar rangements. , According to the testimony of an merican named Harvey, a former Roosevelt Rough rider, who has been with the Insurgents, the amount of actual fighting during this revolution was really very small. Harvey Bays that mont of the fighting he had seen as between game cocks. About 10 per cent of Guerra s men carnea. fighting cocks tied to their saddles. About 60 per cent of the enlisted men convicted by general court martial received sentences involving dishonor able discharge and about 5 per cent ol these sentences wen awarded in view il court martial the year ibowed a decrease of compared with tbe prerioui Rebeli Waving Machetea. Havana, Oct. 9.-Report! received here late tonight from Guinea and AU qaisar declare that disbanded rebels sre riding about these towns and waving their machetes in threatening man ner. General Funtton will go to Gni nei tomorrow. Tbs members of the disarming commission for Santa Clara, accompanied by Josi Miguel Gomes, Garcia Canixarea. rx-speaker ot Ibe house of representatives, and others ar rived at Casi Ida, th port of entry to Ttinidad, this eveuing. Tbey were met by a large crowd. 6. According: to a special to the News is lleved to have been entombed In the Dutchman mine at Dlossburg, N. M., at 2:30 o'clock this morning;, by an explosion which wrecked the walls and roof of the tunnel in which they were working. Only six men are posi tively known to have been In the tunnel at the time of the explosion, but the usual night shift numbers 15, and none of them have been loqated outside of tbe mine. Rescuing parties have taken out four dead bodies, one of which has been Identified as Jan Jenski, 40 years old. All but one of the night shift were Austrian!, the exception be- In an American. progrsm. Firedamp has settled In tbe tunnel, making rescue work difficult. It Is not thought that any of the entombed men can live with this condition pre vailing. As yet no fire has been re ported. "'-ilja.U Allownd To Go Unpunished In San Franciaco.- I San Francisco, Oct. 8. It ii charged Fu ny newspapera here that politic! in tne folice department ia seriously hand! capping the efforta of the force to ap prehend the two murderoui thug! who looted the Japanese Golden Gate bank slew the vice president and pounded me casuier over tbe head with an iron bludgeon nntil he waa almost dead rne department seemed demoralised over tbe atruggle now progressing as to wno snail Head the detectives, and within 12 hours not an arrest has been made, nor ia there the shadow of a clew to promise one. Ed Wren, whom Chief Dinan wants to make inspector of police, appears to oe unable to Handle the situation, and mattera in tbe upper office are at a standstill, with Acting Mayor Galla gher demanding Captain Duke to take command and infuse a mild solution of brains into the work, while Dinan is equally deteimined not to accept tbe YELLOW JACK IN HAVANA. Health. Details Concealed and Officers Working Hard. Key West, Fla., Oct. 4. An opposU tion many times more serious than the. Insurrection In Cuba Is awaiting Uncle Sam's army of Intervention, according to a wireless message received here lat tonight from Havana. . The new enemy Is yellow fever. According to the dispatch ten new cases were reported today and dozens of suspicious cases are being closely watched. The first reports sent out. tending to minimize the extent of the epidemic, are now acknowledged to have been purposely toned down. It Is said that the American forces will find Havana In a much different sanitary condition from that which ob tained under General Wood's rule. There Is said to have been a decided lapse toward the old, Inefficient condi tion under Spanish rule. Major Jef ferson R. Keene, who left here tonleht for Havana, expressed no surprise at the report of the serious condition of affairs, but declared that the sanitary np under the dePartment of th army of occupation States. The " t0 mert ,he B,tua,lon nd will ence to our solemn obligations to the people ot Cuba," is causing consider able gratification here. Thia ia not be cause the words change in hia i be did not lay an restoration of lovereignty. that fishing be prohibited in tbe Fraser Japanese to Control Railroad. London, Oct. 0. Dispatcnea from Tokio declare that the bonds of the South Maochnrian railroad have been . indicate any definite ,iv .bo, N.w WMVrnln.t.,, bnt t" 0hvf"abd manf times, but that mentions, but because Canadian commission Hi A 1 . . there wers no Chinese application!, nything. bout th. early fb'ThTA" 5!..!f- & Wrecked by Broken Rail. Topeka, Kas., Oct. 10. Seven per sona were iniured seriouslv and man more slightly In a wreck which oe- curred at 8 :80 tonight two miles east of Wamego, on the Union Pacific railroad. Four can on the Overland Limited, No. 101, were thrown from the track by a broken rail, and the wreckage ia trewn over a distance of win recommend to the Washington leg- isiaiure a series of resolutions with the onjeci ot protecting certain salmon cuooia. respondent ol tbe T.airt says that, al though China wai Invited to partici pate, she did not do to because there were no fundi and none could be had without a foreioo loan. The Mil- road, therefore, thstorre-pondent aayi, lthnnk i .i- "U, l.n.... VM.-V. . voina nas rrna,i ii .i..i . t..n.A tO the International R.... .1 . I ' Li. . .I ,.-." .. ""- rl I Aum,B,""on Berne.Swit.- Steed. From the De.ert. t n7l:r:J ."Kr''??n"n,, fon- Vork. Oct. - Twenty.seven ---- w. K, auii; ultra. q Another Storm Near Mobile. Mobile. Ala., Oct. 6. At 11:10 this morning a tornado passed near Kushla, about 12 miles nort,h of Mobile. No loss of life has been reported, and owing to the thinly populated country. It Is hardly probable that there will be any. The tornado cut a swath 100 feet wide and felled much timber. The Western Union Telegraph Company lost Its wires along the Mobile A Ohio, Louisville A Nashville and Southern Railways. Mobile felt no effects of the tornado. Objects to Japanese Grab. Pa I ma Enriches a Rough Rider. Wichita, Kan., Oct. 6. C. A. Mosh er, of Wichita, received a commission as a General In the Cuban Army and the next day he waa asked to resign. His commission came directly from Will Withdraw Coal Land Washington, Oct. 8. It is under tood that the president haa finallv .. ... ... - made np lis mind to withdraw all coal lands not already taken u ml III nf tha TTniH lit . t Tk. erpectaticn is tbst he will, hv a .nl.t uu ue a0UD,Jr reinforced as soon message, request congress tochan. th. " v "'-" can be acquainted with itatntei. but that meanwhile h m lue rral cavity or tne aituatlon himself temporarily withdraw the coal lanne Horn lurttier entry. It ii stated. Meat Impaction Beg-lna. nn.-jer, mat ieiore tne withdrawal I Thin. r a . .. nnl.k.nl... (h. J i 7 nunoren in- ln.'. : PKMr!tw(J Pn their duties st w- aa-,x, . a F TV.javU tXt I B LIIVI I Trill rk-inn .A..aa a M . coal land., as a b.si, for th. order. fil Tu'mll'F" - " ""in iiuin aa b ... ... I J - win IIIBIIFC- moran oros. Old CXOrDltant. Hlo n will ha, hnrnK Washington, Oct. 8. The Depart- "If there ia anvthl no? Krnns haw I I. ... t .1 r J T -1 , . "". " in IB a,,,,,,... aim ioor loaay re- up to tne government," said one pack- iki.ii iui diu oi uoiio uroe. lor the er. t o annarent r.llaf ti.. i. ... ... -.a a I am. a la fa I , , r l I II ?7 wih.u:h v, m -ire. sieam single pro- position ot ail the packers. From pvu-r iikui Term to om siaiicmed at I statements made bv fi.rret.r wii.n uoiumrjia river, of the Agricultural H.nartmnt ni a.ngi. n a I k a. I. ! i . 1 I a 1 t 'vu jiib, i nraii an ri - a . latnrran iruia inim a mile. The train waa late and was ed Jninnl.it.mnt ii 7 steamship Italii. They have been President Palma. He had In mind to running at high speed at tbe time of restoration of th. r it d t0 bt ttln the " h y from Pyna line. Aagust 14. raise a regiment of Rough Riders. Mr. the accident. The engine, tender, agreement i reVa dini th 9 ?M r " Thi' '""ation to be tbe Palma Bent him a commission as s baggage and mall can, together with ins fiinr. th!!. t i" ?r? work" 'rK"t of the kind fr "ade and is general, dating the commission back imoker, did not leave the track. the burean . h fi Uh U" re8olt tha on ever issued three months. principal Manrhn-u- . rt,,, T fh' 10 " Amfifn. Homer Davenport When Secretary Taft arrived in Ha- Illinois Has Lost Much Revinue. them Japanese nam.. i"' " "'Rotiated the pure!1- The animals, vana, Mosher waa asked to resign and Springfield, 111., Oct. 10 The asser- filed cable latea from n.l . v h" My'' r'Prnt b only strictly des . draft was sent to him for his salary tion was made today before the railroad lny 10 JPn- ert bred thoroughbii ever brought to since the date of his commission. inn conntrv I j committee of the state board of nnai iaation by W. B. Fleming and J. M. Duffy, representing Colonel James Hamilton Lewis, corporation conns) of Chicago, that by two errori in meth odj of assessing railroad property by the state hoard of equalization, the state of lllinoia has lost revenue in the past 30 years which would amount to hundreds ol millions of dollars. Opens Another Reservation. ashlngton. Oct. 10 -The president market .i .V" r V" Vnlc wned a proclamation tn.1. fl.in. ie ...uusanas oi dollars. Hard on Veal Shippers. Chicago Oct. 9. Commission men n thi. city today prep.red a petition to the government th.t the time for the nse of. new quality of p,p OctnwT.v''1 b" """dedfrom whir? .K to,SoL"mh" 1. th. date by ch.n packer! are to change the label.. The expresi com ran.e. ,r, refusing to pick up ,lZ menu not wr.Pp,( ,h, fgJ fied paper an.t th. i. A A. ' . . iir. ui n. I ,h .... , .. . . nw Ministry to R" Protest. St. Johns. V it Oct. 9. It wa- re ported today that tf ministry, folio ing the recent n-r' ' the national cabinet, Intended tr'10 protest against the im.f arraniement of Great Britain anlhe niie.1 States, by the provision ol which American herring fishermen fnr privileges con trary to the lavs ol" roonaiana. o'clock noon on October 29 ai the date lor opening th. W.lker river Indian reservation, in Nevada, to aottl.m.nt There are 268,000 acre, of land to be disposed of and the law permit, its ac qoisition under th. general l.nH 1... The reservation ii in th. Carson Pit." land diitrict. ' Accepts Ch1"' Word. Shanghai, Oct. 981r Robert Hart, director general of tt Chinese imperial cnitomi. ha. i J a circular to the effect I foreit-n l aivlnff that be has tha city ot Noma fc. V.. hi ml h On. fir. was st.rUd hn ,,rp,'mD'.r z- 'wd to Chines. rtome will not be prevented iVspIiS It n(,rUg .Dd "n la ..ti.fled there that imwrtant.. 'A' "d"tood will be no nH. ' .Vferenc. with for- r. io d. mad.. ira conttAi .v.astomi. w w um Plot to Deitroy Noma. Tacoma tVa.K r . reach! thi. .... "jon th... :.,.a"""7. ro,T 10 th. uiui Wll n a.A.uJ Dead May Total Seventy. Dluefleld, W. Va., Oct. 6. rwenty nlne hodle. have been recovered from the Went Ferk of the Pocahontas Col Ileries Company mine at Pocahontas. Va., and a conservative estimate places the total number of the dead at 70. The rescuing party reached the scene of the explosion, but the Im mense amount of debris and wreck age has hampered the search for bodies. There is no evidence thus far of fire. the mouth of the tnein was the only bid received snd the price stked wsi considered exorbi tant. The department is willing to award this contract to Pacific coast bipyards, providing a satisfactory bid il received. Plana will be immediately re advertised in the nop. that other coast builders win compete. Has Found Canc.r Cur.. rarie, Oct. . 1'iomis. of a cure for cancer in extreme cases wsa h Id int to physician! and inrgeoni attending the surgical congrese here by Dr. Doven. the expert on that disease, in an ad dres i. Dr. Doyen ipoka at aome lemrth on on serum treatment of the disease tie announced trat of the 19 cases he has treated during tbe first year of the tests, death resulted in only three cases and these were of the most desperate -i . caaracier. government ia willing to aseume tie responsibility. Freight Steamers Tied Up. Port Arthur. Ontario. f), t. A a dozen big freight steamers sre tied np at Fort William and entrances to the freight sheds and docks of the Canadisn Pacific railway are gnsrded hv nolir. and members of the Ninety-eMh' n v. ment. Six hundred Infuriated strikers moetlr Greeks snd Itslinns, enrrou- .i 'be district, where 801 imported atrik. hrenkere worked all the aftermmn nr. loading vesls. All tie !(!,. ... heavily armed and mo'e than KlOthols hsve been fired, but to serinna Ir.l,,.. dons. -.,.., Rumor Piatt Will Resign. we . asnmgton, uct. 8. It ia reported in Washington that Senator Pl.tt in tends to resign nil seat in th. senate partly because of falling health, but more pamicniariy on accuont of the nnpieasant notoriety be recently re ceived on account of domestic troublea. Rebela Capture $125,000. Ufa, Russia, Oct, . An armed band UUUIUCHUI IV nl F npim tin A fnafl I r-K....i . C . i . . . . r ...... I . . . iflllll irain pear me oridge over the BJe a Peneseola Fla Oct Tk. v river last night. After killing a aoldler L"" . ' m llf?' TlT N'" and wounding three other, who were T, I." .Ub?..? .a) ..vui uvcjf n.bcr, Burn Theater Ua.d by J.s. Odessa, CM. 4. Tha b.al th..t.. where the Jewish comranv r.lv.H l a. heen entirely d-stroved by fire. A pro fesaor and two studmts neriali.H In .1.. r iuo ames. Police patrols and convova ar nn. inpplied with riflei in addition to re. -olven and sabres. Governor General Kanlbar. has ordered tha enar.u n duty at public bnildingi to have their rme. aiwayc loaded and read In- prompt us. Loss by th. Gulf Storm. Mobile, Oct. 4. Prominent Insur ance mea estimate tbe storm loss here at 11,000,000. The total loas of life will not exceed 100.