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S4 * 8 PEACE 18 R E 8TO R E O .
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in Cabinet
1 N ew t to Wi
ington, Aug.
haa been f # i y
f America and an e : ___
expressed that it would be
tied, is given in a cablegram
here today by Dr. Ugarte,
from Honduras, from the min-
[ foreign affairs o f his country,
dge, the American minister
Lepers From
MainlaasL May Not Be
ri^i
. f f Ht
I»? fU *n e * m d
Sand Point la Threatened.
A3
12.—A Sand fbtÆ
'
special to ' the
irit
r says:
ith the wind blowing a gaie and
adjaèént town at Kootenai wiped
tt seems that no power can eavw
P o in t: A t fl o'clock M et weseing
fo rest 6m north o f K ootenai
hist?11 into the tow n sad to e town
vir-
States, the
ony on isolated Molokai, can­
not recruit its death-marked popula­
te was burned to V »
tion from this country. I t is this fact
that makes it impossible fo r govern­
company haa a
T T h e Humbird Lumber
1
ment officials to comply with the re­
',600 m ill at Kootenai, which '
quest o f the territorial authorities o f
Arizona fo r the speedy removal o f aged 5 * toe ground. » * W h ito to
y insured. A t present toe
-- ------------- ------------- : Vphom the ter­
thin 2,000 feed o f toe Panhandle
med fo r its vie-
Iter, which seems doomed.
with the Honduran govern
The homeless people o f the little
) matter o f * the consol and * % * * * ■ * > Dr. H .C . Geddings,
let o f Kootenai hove been broug ht
il at Ceiba, whose exequaturs assistant surgeon general o f the public
and are being cared fo r by citi­
health and marine i£spi|arservice, the
zens. A ll o f them lost their belong­
leper settlement at Molokai is strictly
Honduras.
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.
» W lB jr i.1 « » te r p r i^ . There exists ings.
Over 500 volunteers are fighting the
—
qi j SU
tWiMioc ibw nor prcccocnv vo warrant
n
approach o f the flames.
Sand Point
M AKE RATE D ECISION S O O N .
thq removal o f a leper frpm a state or
baa a population o f about 10,000.
An
territory, however, to (he settlement,
» p e a l has just been sent to the Spo­
Important Ruling to be Mads by In­ and Dr. Geddings voices the opinion o f
kane fire department fo r aid.
th e bureau that the Hawaiian health
terstate Cooairûssiùn.
I t was impossible at midnight to
authorities would not approve such a
learn the extent o f the damage by fire
Washington, Aug. I I . — During the
move.
St Sand Point.
The telegraph w ires
n ext Month o r s ix weeks it is possible
are down and connection is lost with
that tho Interstate Commerce commis-
Favors Policy o f Peace.
the regular telephone line, but the
aion w ill decide upon the question o f
operator o f the Independent Telehpone
nablenesa o f the proposed]
the (kfmon;
jü u îü
office a t Send Point, States that S *
of raUroad freigh t ratas ii
in
P o in t is in no imateditae danger. The
Georgia. Tennessee, flo r id a
town o f Kootenai was b o rn e* but the
' South Carolina, in
■ territory and. Texee. in the lîn ^ h ê r e T o r ^ n a ^ h ë Holland govem - b ig mill of the Humbird compand was
ment is sounding American Minister saved.
vestern ter
O B
■ a t Th e Hague as to what the
the
Reports are conflic
the
prop
Stàtua m ight A * in the varyin g „ n e lt e r at Ponderay,
Southern states wml
‘ leal .
_ report declaring
_ __
_ _ it was
«x triai ve increases proposed through- contingencies that are likely to arias. one
that
out Urn country at thia time. The de- W hile the United SU tee under cer- .¿rhife the other states that the forest
____ was near but toe smelter was still
cisiqn will have » important bearing tata conditions may be open to o r i t i fire
ciam regarding any prospective course f f f »
on
S in general.
in Venezuela, it is not believed that
ly co-operative punitive agreement
Good dob Awaits a Laarned Chef. any
T H O U 8 A N D 8 PE RI8H .
vw
V- l — —a.
A
ith any foreign power w ill be sought.
14 — A ch ef is
VTSflningion,
Aug.
needed at the government asylum for On the contrary an arrangement fo r a
settlement o f differences South China Scene o f Desolation Fol­
the insane, ana a civil service examin- peaceful
would
be
gladly
welcomed.
lowing Typhoon.
atiqn
today
to
All
the
va-
heldI
candjr. Notwithstanding the fa ct that
the'position pays 91.200 a year.there
w a s,n o over abundance o f applicants
fo r the job. The reason perhaps lies
in the feet that the successful appli­
cant must be possessed o f a fund o f
knowledge that would enable him to
hold down a chief clerkship in almost
any o f the departments and render it
unnecessary for him to don a cook's
api
Robbers Torture Women.
Washington, Aug. 13.—«-Three mask­
ed men entered the home o f Miss Ma­
ria de Garmo in a remote part o f the
y esterday meriting and after
battering down the door, bound and
gagged Mias de Garmo and her niece,.
Miss L<iszie Hartman, the only occu­
pants o f the house, and robbed them o f
their jew elry and a small amount o f
cash. Carpets were slashed, mattress­
Mystery at Oyster Bay.
es ripped open and chests broken into.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 14.— Tbs unusual When no large sum Of money was
a ctivity at the government e x e c u t iv e _____
found, ____________
the women _____
were __________
tortured until
offips here, which haa been apparent
fainted and the mer\ left.
fo r a l most a week, both day and night, Miss Hartman, bleeding and cut, at
l become the subject o f constderaMe last freed herself from the ropes and
■ity.
Rudolph Forster, acting released tan aunt. t U 2 »
stary to the president, and the
o f clerks unde? jfcm reeeirtiy fca«v
’ HTtcFicoclc O T I S Chicago
the hardest woreed men in to e
Washington, Aug. .1 5 .
Their duties begin early and
1M sb > coathiuafl fa r into the Frank H. Hitchcock, o f t o e Republican
lit. The executive office staff has National committer, accompanied by
beqfc. augmented by the arrival o f two his secretary, James T. Williams,
clerks from the Washington executive arrived in Washington this morning
office.
from Hot Springs, V a „ where he con­
ferred with Mr. T a ft yesterday. Mr.
(Washington, Aug. 12.— Dr. G. C.
its was today appointed assistant
surer at the W ilted States, ia
•e o f the late J. L. Malone. Mr.
has been an employe o f the
ry department for 35 years and
ntly has filled the position o f dep-
as is tant treasurer.
W illiam H.
jbson, assistant cashier o f the cash
om, was promoted to be deputy
listant treasurer in place o f Dr.
ntz. James A. Sample, now a divis-
chief, was appointed to be deputy
sistant treasurer.
afternoon to meet Eastern and W est­
ern officials o f the national oomemit-
tee, who are to meet there and open
the Western headquarters. M r. Hitch­
cock had no political engagements here,
but closed and surrendered the last o f
Bie rooms used as Mr. T a ft ’s precon­
vention headquarters.
Alaska Wireless Station.
Washington, Aug. 12.— A wireless
station in Prince W illiam
Sound,
Alaska, is to be erected by tho N avy
department, the exact site to be se­
lected shortly. This w ill be 500 miles
Engineers Sent to Hawaii.
from the m ilitary wireless station be­
Washington, Aug. 14.— The W ar de* ing installed at Fort Gibbon, and w ill
rtment has issued orders to Company form a connecting line between that
First battalion o f engineers, to Station and the naval wireless station
eve San Francisco for Honolulu, at Northhead, Washington. The gov­
on November 15, 1908. Tlip ernment Will be able to maintain -wire­
engineers is now op less mirnnunipatfam t»T> th i
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1, \JBIT i u T7T t K . T f W W
i T t f i i r l h l î Alaska station.
,
engineers ape to make^a survey pWlfm-
iind Honolulu and at Pearl harbor,
ere the gov»ngnfnt,io j o conatru
rge naval statl
Hawaii,
liver barrack
Confer About the Hazers.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 11.— Secretary o f
far W right and Colonel Hugh L.
cott, o f the W est Point academy, ar-
ivedhera today j o discuss toe Wept
Joint hazing cases with President
loosevelt.
Secretary W righ t said:
( I see a whole lot e f trouble,h r« .been
birred up over these cases since my
st visit here. I had hd idea the «n it ­
er was to be made o f such national
Importance.”
Colonel Scott refused
8> make any stat-ment whatever re­
garding the caaea.
Rslrr Bids wn-O uai fo r Fleet. - -
Washington, Aug. 12.— I t is expect-
_
_
ing coal
, bay) Mexico, w ill be re-
siveg ta)the BHCtau fm equipment un­
proposals are
to be for lS.OOU fftns o f temi-butumin-
oua coal fo r the vessels o f the Paciffp
fleet. The bidders are required to stats
whether the vessels bearing the coal
may be diverted from Magdalena bay
to B rem arto* W a sh .;1 I f toe cargoes
are required there.
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Colonel Hexla Retires. T
Washington, Aug. IX.— Colonel Rich­
ard L. Woxie, one o f the veteran offi­
cers o f the corps o f engineers and who
fo r some time past has been in charge
o f the fortification and river harbor
work in Baltimore and vicinity, was
placed on the retired Hat o f the army
Pleads fo r American Fruit.
today on account o f age.
He is sue
Washington, Aug. 13.— Ambassador
ceeded at Baltimore by Major W illiam
W hite at Paris has addressed the
E. Craighill, who until recently was
french government with a view to the
stationed at Mobile.
Suspension o f the decree prohibiting the
Importation o f sulphured fr u it with
Will Do Special Service.
rtieular reference to California dried
Washington,
Aug. 15.— The gunboats
lits, pending the report o f the Am er­
ican board which is to investigate the Albany and York town today were de­
whole subject o f the importation o f tached from the Pacific fleet by the
preserved fru it and other edibles. Oth­ Navy department fo r special servias
erwise, It the importations o f French on the Pacific coast. These vessels
were only nominally a part o f the Ps*
fruits may be eerioslaly affected.
eifle fleet, having been engaged in pro«
tecting American interests in Central
May O rder Rectifier's Marks.
Washington, Aug. 18.— The commia- America.
T
ioner o f internal revenue has informed
Bullets in Flag at Tabriz.
ij
V. M. Hough, attorney o f the Nation-
Washington, Aug. 12.— Dispatches
1 Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ asaocia-
ion, that there is ample authority o f from Tabriz today state that the
w for the government to prescribe American flag over the United Sta
he marking o f package# o f »pipits and consulate Was shot away yesterda;
iquors in the hands o f rectifiers as fn The dispatches are brief, but the
he case o f marking the prodcuts o f tooritles say they believe the shoo
o f the flag was accidental. £
istillers.
C
Hongkong, Aug. 12.— In a report is­
sued today from the headquarters o f
the government r e lie f station it ie
stated that advices from Southern
China g iv e details o f appalling condi­
tions among the victim s o f the recent
typhoon, which laid waste an immense
territory along the coeat and killed
thousands o f natives.
The report says that more than 1,-
600,000 refugees are a t the point o f
death from exposure and starvation,
and that many thousands have suc­
cumbed since the disaster.
The tales o f hardship and destitution
are pitiful in the extreme.
Scores o f
refugees in all quarters are without
shelter o f any kind, forced to Spend
days and nights huddled together Ulto
stormbound sheep.
In soma districts
there is only sufficient food to su
one meal « day. Move terrible are
conditions ia other localities,
there is absolutely no food, and the
people are dying by the hundreds. The
dead are piled fn heaps, no burial
iqg possible.
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Up Goes Pries o f Apples.
SL Louis, Aug. 12.— The fifth an­
nual convention o f the American Ap-
plegrowers’ association opened here
tdoay with more than 100 apple grow­
ers from Central and Western states
attending. O f imoprtance to the pub­
lic is toe prediction o f officers and del­
egates to the convention that apples
this year w ill sell from 12.60 to ¿3 a
barrel pn the trees and that before the
season ends they w ill be selling at $7
with $10 a barrel fo r choice ones.
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Tornado in North Dakota.
Mandan, N. D., Aug. 12.— A torna­
do struck Mandan last evening and
eaaied damage to the extent o f 9 5 *-
000. One boy was picked up by the
wind and carried three blocks. The
roof o f the Inter-Ocean hotel was
lqoeened and crashed into the din:'
room. The Dollar hotel was un
Houses w ere tipped over and many
occurred.
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MEXICANS
Pittsburg, Aug. 12.— Pdflee officials
here have received news o f the tortur­
ing o f W illiam Moffatt and Edward
Maloney, who were arrested recently
ia Mexico C ity on a charge o f robbing
a bank messenger.
Moffatt and Ma­
loney, the police here say, were well
known to them before leaving for
Mexico.
Tw o companions escaped the officers
when toe Pitts burgers were arrested
and the Mexican police demanded tlu ir
names. Refusing to betray their com­
panions, the men allege that they were
strapped By the wrists to the bars o£
their cells, while the officials with for­
ceps tore the nails from their hands.'
Unable to bear the agony, the men
gave the names o f their companions.
“ I suppose,” said Captain o f Detec­
tives Edwin. X . McGough today,
it
were not fo r the record o f the men?
their torture would mean international
complications.”
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Allege Yankee Roads Allied. *
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 12.— Reports
received here today that railroad lines
in the United States, particularly the
H ew York GentriU line, S*d furnishing
Strikebreakers to the Canadian Pacifli»
and supplying equipment which ths
Canadian road »u n a b le to repair in its
line shops, have great!
crippled
agitated the strikers. The officials o f
th<- union declared today that i f this
report TrrtJtmff to Be true; sympathetic
strikes w ill be declared on all roads
furnishing men and equipment to the
Canadian Pacific.
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