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strike and other anions threaten to
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Philadelphia and Baltimore ha*e
combined in an effort to hold the ex
port trade.
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Pern will prohibit the immigration
of mem Mrs of the religions orders ex
pelled from Prance.
Colombia is facing a serious uprising
of her subjects. The rejection of the
Panama canal treaty is given as the
Russo-Japanese negotiations are mak
ing headway and there is no doubt that
tl^ey will soon be brought to a satisfact
ory issue.
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The wind was again too light for a
race Monday, but the Reliance was
farther ahead of Shamrock than in any
previous race.
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The appointment of M. Witte by the
csar to be president of the council of
ministers is regarded by many as a
victory for the war party.
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German socialists are in a lively
wrangle as to the policy they will pur-
£ e in the reichstag.
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The Chicago Northwestern railway
w ill lei out all of its women employes
and hereafter employ only men.
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The copyright of “ Peaceful Henry,’ *
a new musical hit, has been purchased
by the publishers of “ Hiawatha" for
$5,000.
Minister Leishman’ s demands on
Turkey for attemempted assassination
of the vice consul bring quieting
Popular subscriptions will be asked
from all parts of the United 8tates
with which to secure a testimonial for
Sir Thomas Lipton.
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The Turkish envoy at Washington, in
- discussing the attempted assassination
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sionaries for the rebellion.
Ex-Secretary o f State Powers, of
Kentucky, has been found guilty of
complicity in the assassination of ex-
Governor Goebel and sentenced to be
hanged.
The recent attack on Vice Consul
Magelesen . was not the first. About
tw o years ago he was knocked down
and robbed by three men. He attack
ed hia assailants, recovered his watch
and gave them a severe beating.
Nebraska and Iowa are still suffering
from floods.
Joseph Haworth, a well known actor,
la dead from heart discsae.
Twenty Italian soldiers were killed
and .80 injured in a train collision near
Venice.
California growers want the Oregon
growers to. hold on for 25 cents for
their hops.
Captain A. J. Pearman, squatter
governor of Nebraska under territorial
government, is dead.
A San Pedro-Los Angeles electric car
was held up by three masked men and
the passengers robbed.
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A mogul engine on the O. R. A N.
blew up near Baker City, killing the
fireman and injuing a brake man.
Ira C. Bradley, an American, has
been assassinated in Cuba. Robbery
is though to have been the motive.
A cloudburst near Moorcroft, Wyo.,
washed out two large bridges on the
Burlington and did much damage to
other property..
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Masked robbers looted the McFar
land, Kan., depot, beat two men into
insensibility, and escaped with booty,
which was small. .
Sir Thomas Lipton has given up all
hope of winning a single race in the
1908 »cries and says be will never
again challenge for the America’ s cup
until England produces the eoual of
Nat Herreshoff.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius is
slowly subsiding.
The Treadwell, a big Alaska mine, is
s a i d ^ T ! » hoodooed and it is almost
impossible to get miners to work.
Chicago, Sept. 8.—-Without a word TURKEY AND BULGARIA MAY C U SH
of warning two men were killed and
AT ANY MOMENT.
two others wounded by hold-up men at
the barns of the Chicago City railway
W ill Force This Step
company, Sixty-first and State streets,
Nation
Is Expected to De-
at an early hour today. The shooting
was done by three men who escaped
Bat the Knowing
after securing $8,000. Three of the
Miracle Can
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men who were shot were working in
Prevent' Them.
the cashier’ s ojffioe and the other was a
motorman asleep in the outer office.
The men in the offioe were shot before
Sofia. Sept, f . —la both official and
they were aware of the robber's pres revolutionary circles the opinion is
ence and the motorman was killed as
freely held that war between Bulgaria
be was rising from a bench where he
and Turkey is imminent, and can be
had been sleeping.
The robbers took no chanoes, but dis averted by nothing short of a miracle.
posed of all the opposition of the em It is not expected either government
ployes before they entered the office. will formally declare hostilities, but
Choosing .the time when employes were
busily engaged in balancing up the re that the prevaling conditions will force
ceipts of the night, just after the last on a war.
conductor had turned in bis money and
There is no question that large num
left the barns, the robben suddenly ap bers of insurgents have soeeatly crossed
peared at the receiving window and be the frontier. An extensive outbreak ,in
gan shooting without warning.
Northern Macedonia is probable at any
Making rare that all opposition bad time.
The Autonomy prints a telegram
been removed the robbers then broke
open the door of the cashier’s office from Constantinople declaring that the
with a sledge hammer and took from so1 tan, influenced by the consul a of
the desk $3,000 in bills. They then Germany now lavora war with Bulgaria.
made their escape.
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Four men were arrested three hounr optimistic view, asserting that there is
later on suspicion of being implicated no danger of r war, aa Turkey does not
in the crime. They as yet have not desire one,’ and Prince Ferdinand and
been identified.
the present Bulgarian government are
not in a positio n to force boatilitiea.
The Bulgarian agent at Uakub re
W ANT NO CHANOB OF RULB.
porta that detachments of Turkish
troops sent to garrison the small towns
Danish W est ladies Beard
in
that vilayet have spread destruction
Are W ell Satisfied.
along their route; the villagers have
Berlin, Sept. 2.— The National Zei- been robbed and beaten, the women as
tung says the Danish West Indian com saulted and the Christian population
mission is said to have reported as fol subjected to every foneeivable chit rage.
The local authorities appear to be help
lows to Finance Minister Hage:
“ The population of the islands is sat less to atop the atrocities. At the vil
isfied to. remain under Danish rule. lage of RaS&me, six miles from Uakub,
The whites hope from the newly awak the soldiere^riaeked all the ' peasants
ened interest of Denmark in the island without the gendarmes interfering on
an improvement o f economic conditions behalf of the latter.
The Bulgarian agent specifies similar
and the fostering of civilizing influence».
The negroes, for the greater part, are excesses in many villages, and the po
indifferent, and know but little about sition of the Bulgarian residents is re
Denmark. The administration of the ported to be terrihle, as the cruelties
islands was found to be unpractical commit ted by the Turkish authorities
and expensive and the hygienic condit exceeded all limits. Up to 6 o’ clock
this evening Prince Ferdinand had not
ions entirely unsatisfactory."
arrived
in Sofia, and the court officials
It is believed, says the National Zie*
here
declare
they are «without informa
tang, that the commission will report
tion
as
to
hie
movements.
in favor of reducing the military estab
lishment on the islands and reorganiz
TO FIX THB BORDER.
ing the gendarmerie on modern lines.
The report will also suggest that more
attention be paid to public instruction,
Arrives in
the improvement of the hospitals, the
Those
tobacco growing industry and the rais
London, Sept. 2.— Sercetary of War
ing of corn. The commission places
great weight on the necessity of com Elihn Root, ex-Becretary of State
munication between the islands them John W. Foster, Hannis Taylor and
selves and with Denmark. The hope Judge John M. Dickinson arrived at
is expressed that the exports of the is Liverpool on the-steamer Celtic today
lands can be developed, and in this
(or the meetings of the Alaskan Bound
connection hopes are based on the new
ary
Commission, which will open in
ly formed West Indian steamship and
London September 3.
land company.
The commissioners are already famil
iar with the facts of the case, which
HARD ON FOREIGNERS.
were filed several months ago. At the
first meeting of the commissioners next
Venezuelan Government Punishes All
Thursday, the Americans and Canadians
W ho May Present Claims.
will submit thair briefa which will be
Willemstad, Island of Curacao, Sept. a condensation of the facts and argu
2.— Harsh justice is being meted out to ments regarding the interpretation of
foreigners residing in the interior of the treaty. TJbe Commission will then
Venesuela, where the local authorities announce the day on which the oral
are hunting down all foreigners who arguments will be heard.
dare to present claims against Venezu
The documents have not yet been
ela in accordance with the recent pro made public, but the Associated Press
tocol.
correspondent learns that tbe whole
Near Coroa, a local tribunal refused controversy oentera upon Canada’ s
to accept, the testimony of five Italians. efforts to acquire an outlet to the sea
Oh the latter insisting on tendering It ia known authoritatively that tbe
their depositions, three were arrested Canadian agent asserts that under the
and thrown into jail. Two of them Russo-British treaty of 1825 tbe line
attempted to escape and were fired up properly crosses numerous inlets, in
on, one being killed. . The Venezuelan cluding the headwaters of tbe Lynn
government does not deny this occur canal. The contention eeemi to be
rence, but Is doing all it can to pre that tbe inletalees than six miles wide
vent a repetition.
situated in tbe disputed region belong
It is learned on good authority that to Canada.
letters sent to foreigners from the Ital
United States Consul Foster vigorous
ian and other legations instructing ly opposes this view bolding that the
them to send In their claims were treaty clearly places the line 30 miles
seized in the posts so as to prevent the inland, following the sinuosities of the
claims from arriving at Caracas in due ooaat, thus separating Canada from all
time.
tbe arms of the ooean and putting Por
cupine creek and the gold district un
der American inriedietion. The Amer
W here Mad Mullah Oats Arms.
Aden Arabia, Sept. 2.— The principal ican representatives ere confident that
sources for the supply of rifles and am their poistion is unassailable.
munition to the Mad Mullah’ s forces
Hold-(Jp Man Captured.
in Somaliland have been traced through
Butte, Mont.. Sept. 2.— A Miner
a complete identification of trade marks
through agents at Harsar and JaDutil, special from Havre says ? Stock' In
Abyssinia, to a London firm. Since spector George W. Hail captnred Frank
the commencement of the operations Baker, one of tbe Curry gang, who had,
in Somaliland, an aggregate of 8.000,- it ie alleged, planned to hold op the
000 rounds of Lee-Metford rifle ammu west-bound flyer at Malta this morn
nition and correspondingly large num ing, and would have captured tbe other
bers of Lee-Metford and Gras rifles two members of the gang bad not the
have been shipped by this London Arm eight of tbe numerous Pinkerton detec
tives flushed tbe game. Tbe company
to Jibutil and Harsar.
had positive information that the hold
up
would occur this morning near Wag
. Ouaboat Sinks at
ner, where the famous hold-up of two
Cadis, Spain, 8ept. 2.— The Austrian
gunboat Sherla has foundered off this years ago occurred.
A section of Barnum A Bailey’ s cir
cus train was wrecked in Pennsylvania. port. Eleven cf her crew were saved
A number of persons were injured.
' • by a French trans-Atlantic steamer.
Naval records do not show an Austrian
A fire which broke out on a car in a
gunboat named Sberla, which name
Paris tunnel caueed a panic.
One
woman was killed and a number seri probably was a telegraphic mutilation
for the Kerka, an Austrian wooden
ously hurt.
schooner-rigged gunboat, 147 feet long
The Northern Pacific has returned and 3540 tons displacement. The Kre-
$1,000 to the Portland Elks, which was ka had a speed of nine knots and car
to have paid for the excursion train ried two 5.9-inch guns and one 2.7-incb
gun., She ta d a crew of JQ4 men,.
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Ex-Postal Official Under Fire.
Washington, Sept. 2.-—-The federal
grand jury, which has been consider
ing the postal cases, examined one
witness today. Action is expected at
any mom 9 nt on tbe evidence which has
been presented to the grand jurv re
garding the acts of'an ex-postal official
botn dnring bis term of offioe and hia
subsequent l«flfi! practice.
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W ILL SPARE NONE
Experiencing Reign of
— Part e l City in Ashes.
No W arning.
Ex-Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis, baa
I refused a now trial.
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Sofia, Sept. 1.— The Dnevnik pub
lishes a report that one section of the
town of Adrianopie is In ashes, and
three other sections ere burning.
The
inhabitants are panic stricken and the
authorities have lost all control.
The
Turks are committing wholesale mas
sacres. An uniuoMeeful attempt was
made, the Dnevnik advioes add, to blow
np the weet bound Orient express be
tween Uebunkietri and Tchernkeskia.
Only the loooajptive, hetrever, wee de
railed.
A telegram from Leren says the rail
road station at Ekshi was blown tap, a
number of officials killed, and the rails
torn np for a distance of 150 meters.
The insurgents have blown np the
lighthouse at Vaailiko, and now occupy
all the principal pcinta along the Black
see coast. The barracks at Demitka,
near Adrianopie, have been blown np
and the garrison killed. F oot thous
and Albanians are pillaging the vil
leges in the diatricta of Okrida and
Kruebevo.
The latter district has
been deserted by the population, which
has joined tbe insurgents in the moon
tains. The Turkish forces in the fron
tier districts have been largely in
creased.
^ R eports from Constantinople say that
700 medical and veterinary students
and army cadets have bee* given their
diplomas and commissions without hav
log passed the dsual examinations, and
have been drafted into tbe Third army
corps.
An imperial trade has been issued
ordering the mobilisation of 00,000
troops at Krashevo, Roumania, about
50 miles from Uakub. Great excite
ment prevails in Albania, where tbe
whale population is eager to enlist.
DRAFT NEW CANAL TREATY.
Senators Make Many Changes
la Panama Measure.
Colon, Colombia, Sept. 1.— In the
issue of the Oorrero Nscional of Bogota»
o f Atajgsut 8, it iswtated that tfib ma
jority of the senate’ committee cn the
Panama canal treaty recommended the
following, among other amendmenat:
“ Ibat the French company most
first obtain Colombia’ s permission to
transfer its rights, privileges and con-
ceaeions to the United States; that only
the zone necessary for the construction
of the canal could be given to the
United States" (this wonld exclude
the cities of Panama and C olon );
“ that all the waters required for the
canal be plaeed at the dispoael of the
United States, but not made their ex
clusive property; that no mixed trib
unals be allowed; that the United
8tates lawe be inoperative at Panama,
and that a fixed time be given to com
plete the canal, falling which the con
cession would revert to Colom bia."
It ie learned here that prominent
politicians are endeavoring to induce
congress to issue e law of authorizations
to the president, which would specify
that Colombia agrees on principle to
negotiate with the United States, and
that a new canal treaty be made by a
plural committee, in which all political
parties would be represented.
W ANT BARR TO SAIL SHAMROCK.
English men W ill Pay Expenses of Five
Races If Crews Are Changed.
London, Sept. 1.— A cable dispatch
was sent to 8ir Thomas Lipton today
offering to guarantee the expenses if he
will agree for a series of five races be
tween Reliance and Sham brock III
wit'h their crewe exchanged.
In approving of Sir Thomaa’ determ
ination not to challenge again for the
Ameriea’s cup, tbe Globe this afternoon
vcicee tbe despair which marks all the
comment on the cop racing, saying:
“ There comes a time when constant
and inevitable defeat wears even the
most enthusiastic, and Sir Thomas ie
well advised to relinquish the struggle
while hie pluck ia so generally recog
nized end before hia failures have be
come a jest. W hile the American
yacht builders are eo superior to their
English rivals we are not likely to re
gain the cu p ."
TURKISH COMMANDER ORDERS ALL.
BULGARIANS SLAIN.
Torch to Finish W ork—Rebels'
an«« In District ef Seresh to Be the
Signal—Adrlaoople Situation Orave—
Sultan Finds All His Pozta Along the
Frontier Destroyed.
8ofia, Aug. 81.—-The general situa
tion in the vilayet of Adrianopie oontin-
oea alarming. The revolutionist« have
destroyed ell the^Turklsh posts] along
the frontier.
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The Autonomy« says the Turkish
commander of the district of Seresh-
has ordered hie subordinates to kill ends
destroy everybody and everything Bul
garian immediately the insurgent
bends appear.
Eight hundred men,
women end children have gene to Yaai-
liki, and the Turkish government is
arranging to send them to Asia Minor.
The Tnrkiab population ie fleeing to
ward Constantinople.
A fierce fight occurred at Passaquai,
20 miles from Adrianopie, where three-
Turkish battalions surrounded e body
of insurgents. A second band came U y
the assistanoe of their comrades, who
thereupon broke through the cordon,
killing 150 Turk«.
The Macedonian organisation is re
ported ta be planning a big movement.
General Zontchieff is said to be organis
ing a body of 5,000 Macedonians t o
cross the fiontier.
The Macedonian
committee has urgently appealed tu
Prince Fhrdinand t o . show greeter in
terest in the Macedonian situation, eay-
ing if Macedonia ie pot soon liberated
the position of Boigaria will become
ecxeedingly critical.
The Dnevnik today prints what pur
ports to be the accurate details of the
train outrage near Knleli Bugas. It
seye a package was placed in the res
taurant car of the train at Buds Peek
containing a bomb with a clock wore at
tachment which was timed to explode
as tbe train was crossing the bridge a t
Maritxa. It was intended to destroy
the bridge and cut off communication
between Adrianopie and Salonica.
W A S NOT SLAIN.
Vice Consol a t Betrat, Syria
Only Shot A t
Washington, Aug. SI.—-A decidedly
new turn in tbe case of United States
Vice Consul William 0 . Magelesen, a t
Beriut, Syria, who was reported to-
have been assassinated last Sunday,
developed tonight, when it became
known that the report was incorrect
and that although Mr. Maselsaen had
been shot at, he had not even been in
jured. This information came to the
state department tonight in a dispatch
from United States Minister Lei ah man.
at Constantinople, who said the mis
take in making the original announce
ment was due to an error in the trans
mission of the cipher dispatch from
Consul Raven gal, at Beirut, in report
ing the incident to tbe minister.
The dispatch from Minister Lelsb-
man followed closely on the Associated
Press bulletin on the earne subject,
which had been showed to tne promi
nent officials of the government.
The dispatch from the minister was
communicated at once to the president
at Oyeter Bay, bat up to a late hour to
night nothing had been beard from
him on the subject at the state depart
ment. From other sources, however,
it wee learned that the president had
decided to have Admiral Cotton and
hie ships continue to Turkish waters.
Tbe dispatch of Minister Leishman
was extremely gratifying to the offic
ial« of the government, as it relieved
tbe situation of its extreme tension and
leaves the way open for an amicablo
and peaoeful adjustment of the_ inci
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For Monstrous Dry dock.
Washington,
Sept.
1. —-'Captain
Charles J. Barclay, in his annual esti
mates reoommeuds the appropriation
of $4,000,000 for constructing a new
masonry drydock at the Puget sound
navy yard. He proposes to construct
there the largest drydock in the world,
sufficient in size to hold two ships at
one time. He recommends that the
dock be in two sections, to be used rep
ara tel y or together at will.
Captain
Barclay urges that tbe dock be author
ized at the coming eeeeion, and an ap
propriation made to start work.
More Judges W anted.
Honolulu, Ang. 31.— Tbe Honolulu
bar association has drafted a memorial
to congress, asking that the number of
supreme justices of the territory o f
Hawaii be increased from three to five,
owing to the large number of case#
awaiting decisioh.
An attempt will
also be made to increase the number o f
circuit judges in order to relieve the
congested calendars in that court.
As
a result of the different changes in gov
ernments, many new and technical
points have been raised in the litiga
tion of the islands.
South Pole Expedition Heard From.
Berlin, Sept. 1.—The German south
pole expedition, which sailed from Kiel
on tbe steamship Gauss Agnail IT,'
1901, has arrived at the island of 8t.
Helena. In an article published in
the Magazine Globas, Professor 8inger,
of the University of Prague, asserts
that the expedition hae been a failure,
and gives the public no further knowl
edge than it had before tegarding the
Antarctic region«.
Germany la W ith America.
Berlin, Aug 1.— A semi official
ItH R m B t ptffcllsbW fi»re concerning
the attempted assassination of the
United States vice consul at Beirut
ye: “ Should Turkey ask the advice
of the imperial government in this mat
ter, they wot Id not fail to impress on
the former the necessity for giving the
United States government the fullest
satisfaction."
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