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THE CONDON GLOBE CONDON.... . .CRBOON NEWS OFJIIE WEEK U t tedssai F era fcr fcr A Hmuom Mm Let mporu hut Hot Lm ltarws Kvwrta Of M Pa. WU Mexico ht withdrawn her demands on Guatemala The Harriman line have older for 110,000 tone of steel rail tor delivery in 190 Armed bandits in reported to be committing depredations m tions of Cuba. Tbe (hipping trust declares it will never jive in to toe itriking New York longshoremen. i n h.; tn the throne has been born io Spain and there i great rejoicing throughout t be una. An enraged mob at Butte made an unsuccessful attempt to lynch an officer who shot an escaping prisoner A Chicago paper claimi that Chariot ii M.r imiiluntMi in the Steunen- berg murder, la an ex-convict, having served a term in joiiet iot ounriary. The Court of Appeal of New York baa granted the attorney general the .i.i, tn nmiMt Mavor McClellan'l seat. The recount of the ballota ia now expected to commence toon E. H. Gary, chairman of the United a.l. G1..I mrnnratinn. SHVS if rail- DWKQ wv.i. - - roads would uae heavier rails there would be fewer accidents. The heavy cars now used by the roads cause fre quent breakage oi rant The death list in the steamer Poitoa wreck is placed at 48. From an unknown source Princeton university has received a gift of $1, 200,000. tu ! acme auanicion that an ex pert jury fixer is at work on the Bay- wood jury at Boise. HTwo volcanoes in Sicily, Stromboli and Etna, are in active eruption, caus iag terror on an siues One of Germany's leading papers editorially predicts war between Japan and the United btates A n avnnrainn nf Omaha business men :n a hnr nf the Northwest. There will be 125 in the party, which will start June z. a anhtiftuin motfnfffr train on the Burlington rosd was wrecked six miles out oi Chicago. une passenger waa killed and a number injured. Colorado men are endeavoring to have patents to several thousand acres of land set aside because it is claimed the lumber companies obtained posses sion irauouienuy Passengers at New York wishing to cross the ocean are carrying ineir own kiu nn hnarH veflRAla OO SOCOUnt Of the longshoremen's strike. Freight is piling up on ine aocxs ana iuouramu of boxes oi citrus iruit wt" i"1" Russian Socialists are to hold a con vention in England. Nine lives are reported lost in the tornado wbicb swept lexas, TTninn he&mntani of Los An eel es are on strike and all other organizations of the city may jom mem. The Imperial council of Mystic flhrlners is in session at Los Angeles. Seattle la working lor-me nex.cuu clave. i now Trioh linma mle bill has been rlinmnnt. Absolute control of eight depigments is granted by the bin. 1 Can Franriann m&uiaO killed six ' nonle with a shoteun. He declares they were trying to poison him for his insurance SIFTING OUT PANEL OF JURY. Many Talasman Deny Prejudice or Knowledge of the Cats. Boise, Idaho, May 10. William D. Haywood, first of the aliened partlcl- pent- in the avenging conspiracy vj which t U averred me aawmuu . hnh NUiinanhorir waa clotted and ex ecuted, was placed upon trial for hit life yeeWday. uounsei ror in nu ntauJ at once. In business like way, upon m examuiauuu prospeetiv jurors, and kept steadily at the task for five hours. No juior wa finally accepted, but substantial pro gress was made, ana me indications ik. -1.-. rl tha easalon wer tliat a'lurv oould be obuined by the end of next week. Tha nnanlns da of the trial WSfit through to its conclusion in quiet hai- num. nnmaiked D unusual incuiu. It was earnest and business-like. Its striking feature was the entire absence of ciowda or demonstatlon in any form. At no time, morning or afternoon, was the court room more than half filled, and the streets .lorui- tug the couit house squrae container not a sinsle loiterer, ibe case was baited shortly before 5 o'clock by the .Thftiutinn of tha lurv tsinel. and In adjournment was taken until Monday morning. Meantime, wis menu -m ..In.n.nn a enanial venire of 100 men. The 11 men under examination but not yet finally accepted or rejected were locked up under Close guatu. FIGHT TO A FINISH! San Francisco Railroads and Car men Retose All Overtures. POUCE FORCE IS INADEQUATE Mayor, However, Declares Depart ment la Competent to Cope With tha Situation. ONE DEAD, THIRTEEN HURT. WILL SPEND BILLION. Railroada'to Mako Great Effort to Catch Up With Traffic, ry,., Ma 10. American tail ways will spend during the present year naarlw HI IHHI.UUU.UUU ID. ail cwJlui n.n affnrt tn secure sufficient eunip' Hunt In which tc tiansDort me irainc of the country, sufficient power to keep that equipment moving, and sufficient rails lor botn me equipmeui kiu mo mm In mn All. It it estimated that, if the manufac turers are equal to the test, between 9ia nnn .n4 awl 000 hwiuht cars will h. lAAmA tn tha total eaniiiment of the isllways of the United oiaics, iuuj '5,000 paseenger coaches will be built and over 6,000 locomotives will be ,AAA tn tha steam nower which is now 1 T-l available to tne raumacia. junw u nn man that ever shop and evory .Kara thMa utensils of commerce are manufactured must run day and -i..k, i fv. iTniiiwl Rtatea. in Canada and In Mexico, and that some of the tteel mills in other lands win get a substantial lefiex ot tbts prosperity Na Paaca From Strikes. Mav 10. There is no peace in sight for strike-harrassed San Francisco, wespiw mo vnsurv a ..MniHni offnria nf the reace- makers, comprising citizens commit tees appointed to bung erapioyon. buu tnoatttar nn some middle ClUivjva . ground, no conclusion or decision has been arrived at and no concessions Iwu.. I.flmnfjwl nnl nf whll'n Comoro- raising might grow cr settlements be made. ; tv. oiitipa committee of the com mlttee of 50 appointed by Mayor Bchmlts held a secret meeniin .Itomnnn and at ltd Conclusion W MJ BIlL.i.in." , used to maxe sny siaieniein. understood, boweer, that a plan for submission to the whole committee was partially foimulated. San Francisco. May 11. Tha street- oar strike, has developed into a fight to a finish. Neither tide is willing to ao- cnt arbitration and the eltlaeni' oom- J .... mlttees annolnted to secure industrial peace have been unable to find any hsais ot settlement. It has been de monstrated that the present police force is Inadequate and m sironjrer uivmm hm. will ha navntuT to Insure a aen- rral resumption of serviee, If the strug- gle Is conducted on prseut lines. The wish yesieriisy oi u uuuw D.:iMa ..nii.iata u in run a stilns of cars fiom tlie barn at Osk and UroU- erk-k through the burned district and north on Mai ket slieet to the feriy building, hut the consent oi me poiaw Innartniant fltllllll not 1)6 Olltnllied. AS a compromise two cars weie run as far Into the burned out Hot as utrsin street, being operated on Oak, Btanyan, Page, Devinadero and eiiuer siref is. This route was covered twice. On the Brit trip mounted police acted as out riders, and moie than a scoie of patrol men rode in auioinonues, oui no iv lonce was offered by the crowds. r.n tha awvind trlv the mounted offi cers were withdrawn as an experiment to determine the temper oi tne crowua. Missiles were hurled uora ounainini and leveral persons were injured. An assistant to rresiueni jiuiiuj -;.i t.i. ha . hut. savrral hundred strikebreakers, motormen and conduc tor, quarteied in the company s Darns, and that they are competent to operate practically tne entire sirwui Mayor Schmiti said ine pou ui-i"-men "Is competent to cope with the .:...! inn " t'tiini oi rniira liinnn aaiu DltU-tX-M. hit men will preserve order. Wean ti.a nnnnlatlnn of San Francisco is deprivel of a sreetcar setvice, and sub jected to the alternative oi waiainu paying five prices for s wagon service. Keduced lo an riiiiinc"i ,1.. iMm la almnlv this: If 50 IX- ii ... M..i.,l inaffmd safe conduit to two streetcars daily over six miles at track when no passengers are rarr.ru, t,nm .hail 9oO mis be onemted in pas- tenger traffic ever 250 mil" of tracks ;ih . I.it.l Inrraol onlV .UU uuinn. nn mrna than half nf whom can be on duty continually That the running of two or three cats a day may consume the entire stieetcar service for a city of 300.000 people for an Indefinite time is perfectly apparent unieea au u.i.w protective force is srpplied. San Francisco Scan of Bloody Con flict Over Car Strika. Baa Francisco, May 8. Rioting by ttreeWar ttrlktrs and Uieir ftltimlt and leoaaUtd iusil)sd. of bullets from strlksbieakers yestenlay marked the first attempt to run ears on th United Railicavls since the slrlks began. Tha movement oi a freight car from out barn was th signal for obstruction of th track by a mob and tor a shower ot missiles aimed at the who operated tha car. After running Only nan a block th car was taken back to th barn. Havlns thus mad a test, th com pany at 8:30 p. m. sent a string of seven passenger car out of the lot and Fillmore street barns, manned by armed strike breakers. Thslr appear ance was th sliinal fur renewed rioting. Briokbats, paving stones and all man ner of missies wer hurled at th oars bv a nursuina mob of several thousaud. - .. One ot th guards on th oar retaliated with a shot, which hit It mark. Th as suit on th car hecam moi furious and th guards retaliated with several f...lll..l. ahU.h naiiaod tha death of on man, wounded on fatally and IS ia urlnnal. After runiiinB a few l.lr. tha Kara wara returned to tits barn and th attempt to operate Uit lines wat abandoned lor in uay. Union plcktts went among th mob, t ...ni...!n. tham nnl tn throw stones. hi. .v. a " ti.. .m luarail h union men and .mnthlaara. Tha DollC With OnS ...mUn .11.1 nnt.avan draw their dull. " .. .i . .... i- . - ..i.uk. .... Ill pOIIO Old IllHO u Ul.a lawlessness. They attempted to dis suade th mob from violence, but only two of them used fore and they did It n .n-.t.iw.i that tha claarad th way for th oar for th Urn being. The police arrested 13 01 th airixeDreasera tot shooting, but mad no arretta among the mob. Th.t tha man MrWlV even IS OI Tea- ..i.. ha fwnaatad with even mor .- I -jJ tragic results was vn itw latt night when H was mtai anuwu that the United Railways progtain for today includes another attempt to re- - l.. nunlliui f Ita avatani. This iUIUV I... VJWI.VIVW W. J attempt, according to General Manager M,.IUllav will ha mada unit tltn In tlie forenoon. II declined to state at what hour or to discuss the company's plana in this respect. HUNDRED ARE LOST French Steamer Goes Asnore on Coast o! Urogoaj. TRAINROBBERS ARE FOILED. in . iiiainn hat.wAAn a freieht and J.U . . ' " - ' ' f.l . Imln nn thn Mobile Ohio ntilioad at Percy, 11., eight persons were injured. nH. rhinooa cViflrcfi the Dolice with jurglary. The Orientals say officers in th. hohit nf visitinir their stores frequently and "helping themselves at the point of a gun. A New York grand jury has indicted the Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific, the nnt.rtn At Wnatnrn. the Chicago, Mil waukee A St. Paul, and the Western -rwai ivtmnan for irivins the Ameri can Bugar Refining company frjight .rebates. . A new revolt has trted in Morocco. There are still many Russian soldiers in Cores. The National Tuberculosis convention i. i- .uuulnn in Wnahlntrton. The aid of Pennsylvania constabulary futs been asked to preserve order at Pittsbong, where a machinists' strike ii on. Rabbara Trailed Into Butt. T..t,. Ma 10 Two men UULW, .iiu.i.-l - - ... h.n.irwt tn ha the North Coast train robbers have been trailed from the summit of the continental divide to s point on the flats below Butto, wm re .i.. Inat Thnir description I.JIO v 1 1. 1 1 w.i. corresponds so much with that of the two bandits, even io um iuuijim" innii in tha mn. that the officers are -i . ho amt the f nsitives. aiuiun. uwiiwi. ' v ' . .... U..lk.rtl It was announced at me T.sfln niRi.a tnnioht that the reward offered for the capture of the two men has been raised to in,Juu. t- Undesirables Will Parade. rn,l. v.. in Tli ChicaBO BVm- W II U .ft", . .;.. nf Mnvcr and Havwood. the accused officials of the Western Federa- r Minora riWirictd toninht to noiu . Similar. Ma 18. BS Drotest against President Roosevelt's utterances regarding the union omciais. man who DBrtlCIDates in ine pnrauo hnttnn hMrins the words un desirable citizen." Stung to Death by Ants. Pnoi-tnTortiii Honduras. May 11. Americans arriving ber report that the Guatemalan government is committing unspeakable outrages ano airociii. Even women ano cniioren i nui ti i a f.milv nf 10 was inaHsacied Bm.vu. . . h nnatamalan aoldiers near Guatemala City bv order of the government, when Jose Olevora Incurred i " .i......k niitimi atlvlt. Abits Crec- care, one of Cabrera's political oppo- ... a! - J a . nents, near Livingston, was uwiwa in tha miilille of a hill of poison ous ants, which stung bim to death. Relations to Continue. i . 1 Woo 1 ft Tha nrnsident uuawiuami - i-- .1 n..nAn..l. vhon ntlAfltloncd tOUBV bra representative! of the Associated ' . . I .4 iU . Aivn- frees concerning tne repon uuv uij..- .i. .i.tinna tvitwAnn Gnfltemala and lliabMs I.WW"iw " " ' - ' Mexico bad been terminated, said the report was unfounded. British Aid to Jamaica, Tnniinn Ma 0The British govern .nt h.a oi.lilwl tn make Jamaica I U1CUV I.WK " " " . .... gift of 1750,000 to assist the inhabitants of Kingston to recover from the effects of the recent eartnquaxe. Will Entertain Peac Confernc. Th Vlamia ' Ma 10 The lower vesterdaT voted UVUOV l m tin nnn fnr the receotion of the dele- T. -r- - r gates to the second peace conierence . Deep Snow In Wyoming. t. w. Ma 11. For two days a snow lias raged in the Southern Wyoming mountains, and snow is -oven feet deep on a level. Since April 15 a 1 at.. atABHI the sun lias not snone, snu u has not ceased a moment. The temper ature has been between sero and 10 de grees below during that time, a is tne mnat rnmnrkfililn storm that ever visit ed the Wyoming mountains, t Unrest In Indis Is Growing. Thnre. India. Mav 11. Tb politi cal unrest here is assuming graver pro portions. The authorities aieumiLui troops of all arms, and have Issued a proclamation prohibiting meeting t every kind. A sensation was caused today by the arrest of a piominent law- yer in the Funjaub. ne was imuieu,- ately deported to anotner provmto. Fir Lost of Half a Million, v... VnrV Ma 11 Tha earned a loss estimated at $500,000 tonight in the building at Sixth avenue and Thir teenth street occupied ny eneppuru, Knapp 4 Co., dealeis in furniture and carpets. Many oriental rugs were destroyed. tnglntsr Lot Llf In Saving Patttn gtrt Prom Dtttruction. Butte. May 8. Th North Coast Limited east bound train ot the North ern Paeiflo Railroad company wts held up eaily yesterday morning by two masked men near Welch' spur, a tld. Inn 18 mile east of Butt, and Engl nixi Jamet Clow thot dead and Fire man Jame Sullivan shot thrcugh th arm. Without making an attempt to n tha atnraaa mr. B Wat evl- uiua ) w.w c . dontly intwnded, the two roblier Jump ed from the cab and ran down the mountain side, disappearing in a gulch .....! hntiH.aii vanta i mm ine iraca. Birvv.ai - n. h. tanilar nf tha locomotive was .. . talnanna arln full of slant powder, Intended for use In blowing up the express car. Th. t.n handita thus far have man aged to elude about 15 officers scouring the mountains In the vicinity of the nfflnara retnrnina from the II W I v..' r spur state that the trail was lost by the h.Unn Anntt tT SB. tVstin leadlna to Butte. i.ii itvvi i um " .... i ha hanilita had snrlnkled a nuantitv of red Deriper. The officers have a number of fresh hounds in re serve and the hunt will be lesumed. VESSEL AND CARGO WILL BE LOSS Hay Gal Mk Rescu Difficult, but EffoHtlArtiStlll Mad to Rtteh Survivors. Xln.itaM rTrimnav Ma O.TllS Frsiaoti transport Maritime I'olUiu, from 11. ...III.. In-llA fnr thla nnrt. haa bn wrecked off San Jo Ignaolo, on th coast ! Uruguay, en it unuer- ttood to liave had 800 patngr on ooani, a no, anxvuinx tu irvm, nearly .00 ot these liav been rescued and it on their way to this city. Th vessel and her cargo will probsbly . i piovt tuisi wra. Th easuallty Hat has been isported at 100, hut tblt has not beeen corroborat ed. The government i doing viy thins rxaalbl to tuccor th thlpwreck- ed people. han Jot Ignacio l a small rocay nMiiinn(ni aiirmiinila.1 hv leafs. 31 mile wtt of Csps St. Maria, on the . .. a toulheattsrn coast or Uruguay ana aDout ou mile iroin aionievium. Tb vessel wa driven on th rock yesterday. Hh lie 30 yards from ihoie. A heavy gal baa been blowing lor several days, and Is still continu ing. This lender in worx oi rescua very difficult. The efforts to get th rsmslnder ol th passenger and crew . . . ..I ' .1 HH.1. to lanu are ocing convuiuwi wiui mim ing energy. .... Panic broke out on board tne vessel when she grounded, and s number ol terroi itiioken people Jumped over board. According to a report a number ot women managed to swim ashore, but msny wets drowned, it is anowu that customt omoers at R I neon d Per- tero saved 50 passenger. SAN FRANCISCO CARS RUN. Hsavlly Qusrdsd, Two Mska Trip of About 81 Miles. Ma 0 -Tha nolle for th first time since th commence ment of the ttrsetcsr strike furnished actual piotectinn yesterday alternoon for two of tli United Railroads' oars manned by SI strikebreakers, and as a result ot tills protection inese cats wvre inn ovei six miles of track without th firing ol a thot. Four men, on of them a strikebreak er and the other three member ot tb Electrical Workers' unlcn wer injured. There was Intermittent hurling of mis- .11.. h nnlnn nrnwila at various Dolnt along the rout and for two or three miles a mob of at least l.ouo men and 1.. u .Ilk Ikann vallln. callina jj m i.ii . i..w , j ' a i a epithets, dating the nonunion men to got on the cats and ngnt ana cummin vociferously whenever for one cause or another the car were brought tempor arily to s stop. Alter tb return to tne carnonw the general offices at Oak and Broderlck streets, Mr. Mullsliy stated mat cars will be operated again today. II thought It best not to divulge the start ing time or give the route in advance. a malniltv of the strikebreakers who manned the cars came from Kentucky. Of the thirty odd persons wno were shot or otherwise wounded In Tuesday's pitched battle on Turk street, four are expected to die. inis wouiu iwm the number of deatns to nve, as jamra Walsh died Tuesday iff it. Many of th others among tlie Injured have been removed to uisir unmet. Qlva Back Their Coal Land. rn. Ma ft Throuuh th in ahi . i - " stiumentality of officials of tb depart ment of Justice here, certain persons m . ..t. farthar east have surrendered to Assistant United States Attorney Gene ral Burch the patents for and deeded i..nk tn tha onvnrnment volnntarllv be- - ' n" i tween 1,000 and 2,000 seres of very .1.h1. nnal lotlila in ROlltt COOntV. V St I un uiu vwm a - - ni.,i fnr .hl,-h nnarlv 1100.000 bUiUlwiv, had been offered them, the probable value being two or three times that amount. This was done alter csreiui consultation with eminent counsel. A anc Not Almd at America. pUr la Ma n M. KnriiiO. the Jan- anese minister, stated that the series nf treatise between Ureat lintnin, ranee, Jaa 4.1.-. Russia and Japan, guaranteeing mo territorial ttatus quo in th Far East, implied an agreement to prevent other countries from acquiring territory there. He denied that tne entente was in any way aimed at the United States, adding: "Japan, in spite of mi can rranoisco Incident, has always been most sympa thetic to the United 8tntet because alio was the first to treat the Japanese peo ple on a footing of equality." Mnra Strllf ahraakarB On Way. n..... Moo 1 1 fllx carloads of 1CUTD "MJ a- a. at.lhnK.Aolror fhalr WftV tO SftD Francisco passed througn uenver pv the Union Pacific railroad this after- noon. They were Joined here oyi a number of men recruited by labor agents In this city. Trslns Crsth In a Fog. Wheeling, W. Va.. May 8. In a dense fog early today th New York- ni. Mnn .n,aaa Nn. . limn ins duili- more 4 Ohio railroad ciathed into an east bound freight tiain as It was tak I inn tha albino at liosbv'a Rocks, 20 miles east of here, killing four of the .nwii man aarinnsl inlutinn three tv.. ami aliohtlv inlurinB flv Das- sengers. The engine, baggage, man and express cars were oemousnea, nun I the passenger coaches and the sleepers were uninjured. 2,000 Hodcsrrlsr Join Strlkwa. Chicago, May 8. Two thousand hod and hntldlnrr laborers today inina tha strike of the brioklaver. A speedy settlement is predicted. Tb total number of men now out is about 10,000. Immigration Board's Plan. V. Vn-lr M.n A Tha cnrnmlttne AVIW VI 1 . 1 W.HJ V. " " appointed by President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Can non to Investigate all the phases of the problem ll immigration nas oeciuea w antAnrt ita vnrlt to the leadlna emigra tion cltiet ot Europe and bat made ar- . . . . . . -a rangementt to sail irom cosion May 10 for the Mediterranean on the steamer Canopio. Omaha Building Collapttl. Omaha, May 9. A six story building .t Vlnih -ml Taaoanwntth atreeta. OC. nnnlail hv Parlin. Omndorfl St Martin company, wholesale farm Implements, ...r a .1 1 it. i.ii- couapsea tnis morning, uu Ing niward. The proprtey lost, which mhiiaI vat tu. aat.t mated, la heaW. v.. 1 1 . . u . J The employe had hot reported for work and no on was Injured. A
