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NEWS OF THE WEEK
ARMtO FORCES FOR CUBA.
Ait Element* Oppose Plan
Standing Arm*
for Largo
l.IW
COINTX
MAX
RDADSMUSTBEGODD
Havana. April So—the plan of ■
RIOTS EXPECTED IN INDIA.
I
Baft
Cartridge* G ven to Volunteers
and High Officials Enlist
NO
OPENS EXPOSITION
In a Condensed fora lor Our l«t*i:ditig t'utsin army nt ISuoOmen, Companies Short on Freight Cars labore, British India, April 21» —
Presldeut Rooseveil Presses But
a* aueg*-t*d by lhe gvi oral -tafl of the
1 Ritira and 20 round» of ball cartridge*
Dnsy Readers.
American atmy, i* u>.«t atliaellve to
i liave liecti served out to the local vuluu-
Shown No Favors.
HAPPENINGS CF TWO COCTINP-JS
A Reaume of the Lesa Important but
Not Las* Intereating Evente
of the Paat Wook.
A general
France.
atrlk*
Is
threatened
In
that element of lhe (uban people
width i* fond of the gold lace and re­
galia of the Spaioah-Aniersjsn armies
But among lhe cuoeervatlre elements
th* plan excite* really Ira« Interest
than the prvwdlng on« to ncruit the
rural guards up tn Ut.txN) men. The
>atter pan wse vignroualy opposed,
even by the Ld<mls, who, It «««»up-
«
t
,♦ t ♦ U4»f |>St««|A'M
»
» «« a .»
pUStU)
WU4IH4
M»V op-
l«irtunlty for a lav eh distribution of
(•'rrxiage, and while the »landing army
scheme ha* liren framed to meet their
■ ibjvttion». the apparent ImpOMlbility
of this accomplishment haa cuium *I it to
be received with something very like
derision.
Governor Mag<“>n. who has not yet
been *ilvise«i of any Intent hu . of the
War department to adopt the elab rate
ptogram of the general staff, doe« not
beiieve it paMible to bring to the
island of Cuiia 12,(XX) soldier* who
• liall come up to the standard ot the
!
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I ' • H ■ I » -. 1 I v
«bared by Cniwn« cxperi«nced in mill-
laty affair*
SHORTAGE NO LONGER Fl ARID
Line* With Plsniy ot Car* Foim Cum-
hirvw Aeatev««
öf
BerroweO Property.
Chicago, April 30.—Drastic mra»-
urea ate to be adopted by the railroad»
of the entire country to stop car steal­
ing and thereby compel the r»«<ia which
are short of equipment to prov Ide them-
waive« with a eutficient number of ear*
to transport their traffic.
Acting upon legal advice, all of the
railroads which are Interested tn stop­
ping car attvtlmg have decided to boy­
cott all ear thieving roads with a view
to ellmlf'.at.ng this evil frm the trans-
w r I
In doing ao the tail-
r-wd. ••»!«« t to i nd the cat shortage
and to prevent a recurrence of a scar­
city of <*)ulpment which ¡varalytcw the
buainee« of the country.
The ruilnad b. yeott will consi«t of a
refusal by ail roads which are mem-
I- •« >l I b.j»• - i . ■! ml t h.- -«r ■ !■..■•
aion agrvetmmta to jiermit their care to
go to rail:.M<h> which are not mem Imre
of three agreements and al*o a refusal
tu n.»kc tbr> ugh rate« over stwh ¡¡new.
Thia ta a dlrrat and |*Mltive boycott
of all car dealing roads, a» it applltw
only to r<>ada which are short of equip­
ment and which have refused to Irecome
parties to the two agreements men­
tion«* I.
Through ratra mean through mating
and both exprraaHMM involve the tar nf
the car*, and where reasonable rule«
and regulation* are not rvuognised a
■ • ; - ed ■ establish ■
through route. Under thia ruling n
iinat rigorous boycott can be maintain-
rd agn.n«t ns Is which steel lhe equip­
ment of connrvting line* and use It for
montli* without return or without ade
quale com|M-iuMitioii fur the u«e of the
car*.
T he pen« It <•■ are now »> high for lhe
misuse uf cara by connecting Imwi that
no road can afford to krap the cara and
par the pen*lti«*i.
teer* In conawptetx'e uf signa of mark.-d
uurest among the IIindoo «tudeot el»»-
iii.iit- The publication of inflammato­
ry articles in lite native new*|«prr*,
I inciting race tiatred against the Euro­
pean* and demanding native control ol
the government uf India by mran* of
an elwtevl |iarlianient, ha« bren follow­
ed recently by riot* at lahme and else­
where in the Punjab and by attacks on
Europeans
I’r- fraainnal and political
agitator» aie now fomenting strikes <ui
the railroad«, and the government ha«
concluded that it ia time to auppre»»
the rioting by fmcctul mrana, if nere*
•ary.
The author it ics are satisfied that a
determined front will apeedily end the
outwaid eign« of .lisaff.rt ion, e«|>»vlally
as they have the unanimous «up¡*>rt of
the great XLdtarumdan population,
who, at liuineru* inora meetings, have
emphatically curindcmncd the anti-
Euro|iean movement.
Recent events
have given a remarkable impul«* to
enlistment in the volunteer*. The re­
cruits iik'lude five |udgve of the Bu-
píeme c un, the dirvctora of public in-
«tructlon, university piofesaora, high
government iithcla1* and Ivading bank­
ers and im-nhant*. all of whom have
enteied tli* rank* of the private*.
ton and Starts H hut Is.
ALSO DELIVERS ADDRISS OF DAT
B k Fair Commemorabrg
3OOih A n-
mvareary of Flrat English Settle­
ment In America la Opened.
GOVERNOR TO INVESTIGATE.
insane of Illinois Kept In
Condition*.
Vilest af
Ubicagli, April 26—Sonmtmnal rev-
rial usi» of ih* horrors <if county ln*«u»e
asylums, including the elialuing of
young girls, forcing ¡«tieni» to sleep in
'othn-hkv boxes and subjecting women
t . Indi ».'ribalde
indignities,
bava
an-uaed am h indignation tliat Governor
IVm-ei; announce* lie will <all a special
« aion of the kgolature if the prweMt
«•»i. i> d «'» n t appropriate siitfiicinnt
fumi» to pia.«- the rnsune ¡«tlent* in
charge of lite «tate.
b-'iur uf t' v rcvolting condilione that
are ■> t forth ia tl.c report to tlic’gvv-
ernor arc:
That »tri-; iuni.k'uff«, bsrrcd call*,
agi'«, i«i llocka and ankle chain* are
m u*c. girls 20 yi-nr* old ta-ing found iu
■ tc cage« with their ankles chained.
Fhat Insane »omen In many Inatitu-
ti- li» kar Illegitimate and Idiutic chil-
dteo.
•til ' ■ - ti.crc are
: * ' ■ - (•'!*'' ' g, a t in »■ tun
<4 the pin i* the patient* have not hail
Imiti» for IS year*
In other* Isvlhlng
I» Optional. In still otheia there ie but
■ me Imtli tuli, and tliat used optionally
by tkilh sexi*.
■ ■ I »fl­
int l"t>« are vermin ridden, have no
ventilation, use filthy IcicloHiee, are
■ old and damp, tile | attenta illly clad
and the houaea tire trap*.
That In a number <4 places the aexrg
ani permitted to mingle without re­
straint, old men being found earing for
young gllta.
That iHiinv f tin. houses are ’’nut fit
for human habitation."
That lani a are used for sleeping
quaiti'r*. some ,t lhe ¡etlrnta being
m bOBM uttin bigger than
■ N-keta. «villi »Hurl lorholi.» cut out.
That In 54 institutions there ia no
-eparatlnn .4 the Insane from ths | m » u -
pera.
That primitive toilet facilities exist,
with «ho. king multili^' conditnuia.
Norfolk, V*., April 27.—President
I. -■■■!. I . , ; .p . o.at ■
naval and
France want* a reciprocity treaty
military representative* of foreign na-
with llie United State«.
lions and the gosertiora ol a ■eoie <4
The Minnesota 2-cent rate ia to tie
slate* parttcl|*tti«d yraterday in the
fought by the railrcwda.
o|w«ning exetvi*«« of lhe Jamestown
The French mt exhibit lia« openr-l
Tercentennial ex|»Mitlot>.
The ex|s>
with Americana as the twat exhibitor».
■Ilion ia far from complete, but till»
An insult to the aimy haa caused a
waa nut allowed to Intvilerv In any way
crisis between the Ruralan cabinet and
with the celebration of the 300th
teb douma.
annlveraary of the fir»I l.nglielt settle­
It ia estimated tliat the <liamon<l
ment in America. From the firing of
truat is paying not le-« than (W per
ABANDON STEAMER AT SEA.
a «unriae salute of 3lM> guns by the
cent profit this y«-ar.
Unite.! .•'tab's army through lhe pic-
A perpetual motion machine, in­
Luciter
Spring«
Leak
and
Craw
Has
ti>r»«<|ue
re. lew ol the International
vented by a California man, has been
to Laav« H«r.
aold to H lauda rd Oil p«ople lor III),-
tl.-et of war vessels aiM'h.irwi in Hamp­
TORNADO IN TEXAS.
000,000.
Falmouth, April 30.—The British
ton Roa<ia, through the ceremonies of
Swretary Tafl say* he will be greatly »trainer Hagsmi, from New York, April
dedication, at which the president
Eight
Live*
Known
tc
Hava
Baan
Lost
•urpriaed if the canal ia not fini»he-l in 12. I t IC-tt. ■ !»'u. *rri.«»l I ••!«• t -’'i)
■poke, and down to a late hour last
■ nd Heavy Damaga Dona.
eight year* an«1 will be ■■ greatly *ur and land'd the crew of the steamer
• r .! !• I. \. .» X • - f r 11 :!■
Fort Worth, Tax.. April 2V —One night, when the chief executive went
priaed if finished sooner.
nn, winch waa ahand-.m-.l in latii . In
’■■■«■. la t.»'■ ...i astMelv* dnungc alsaid the naval ya.-ht Hy I ph to apend
The Unite«i State« court of Apie-nls 40 19 north, lorigitu.ln HO w«wt
Mem­
■ lone to pr<>|H-rty ami crop* at other' the right, the «lay" wu» .-u ...|«d » t)i
at Kt Paul haa continued the finding» ber« of tli»« Lucifer’« crew an 14 it wna
point* and eight live* are known to UK'■det ta
of Die lower eourta lining aevrral pw. « ■llattovered April m tliat the vessel'«
have lieen lost a« a result of a storm
The ceremonies wrte brief, the frat-
ing companira fur accepting freight re­ hold was filling with water.
The
which was general over till* alate S«t- ure l«mg tile addtrwaea of I’lvsldeiit
bates.
pum|*i were manned, but the water
urilav night, and at some point* aseum- Turker, ol Ute expratlion, and Pr--*!-
rd the pioportioii* uf ■ tornaiic, accord­ ■!<, t R
Member* of the Canadian govern­ gained. Tlie steamer drifted lielple—
. .. •
1 . Ult. r il ■
The captain orderml all tlie Ismta
ing to a meager report raeelvsal her«
ment are greatly concerned over the
elusion of hi» addre«a, pr«wac-.| the gold
i tie village id Heaming, in ('■«>k butten which formally markiwl tlic
trouble at the coal miues in Alberta •tocke<l with provisions for 13 day«
\
' . > !i» ; rn
y w J- 4 .ut and < |»'nmg -f the commemorative epti r
and British Columbia,
There la an s'lfoins I.' t.n lv I m it.«taut M*
five ¡» r» iii» am re|«irti»l to have been pri»e.
anti-strike law, but the minera to n keen lookout was kept and three ilays
Then folluwr.1 an Informal
later the crew waa relieved to •»»• the
DECLINES TO BE RUSHED
killeil at this point. The drad include luncheon to the president and f-r the
man quit aa individual*.
ligbta of two passing v.-asel*
Their
W Alctandrt, a young child named other gurats In the admin («tration
Jan»« R. Foraker, brolhrrof Senator distress »ignsla, however, w»r* nor
Wilkinson, two men and a little girl, liuildlng
The president later review- California Supreme Court to Haar
Foraker, is dead.
•ran, and a part of the cargo waa jet-
lhe field of the tornado was about mi a |«rude of Unitrd Matra soldier*
Ruef'a Cate In Order.'
Vice President Falrlwnks oppo»--- tisom«l to lighten the vtasel ami keep
) f. < t III width. a At \'n
■n<l sailors. A reception by the presi­
<
nn
Francis.o,
April 20 —Abraham
her alloat. though it waa evident »he
• beoiuto state right*.
several house* were blown down and dent in the auditorium rloa<«l the day'«
Ruel'a application for rdivuH« on bali
could not survive much longer. Fin­
R.ibcrt
Nichol*
wa*
killed.
Two
other
• vents at the fair grounds.
Mexico and Guatemala are atiout to
from the cusbaly of Elisor 1’itnty.
ally after a wrak the Hagnmi wsa sight-
men were killr«l In th* «am* tie ghbor-
The |>eople again and and again gave
become involved in a contilet.
ci and the crew transfered. Hliortly
h< i»l. Inti their names wrre not learned. vent to their eothiwi«ain a.« the pmi- writ of hai«'«« o rpua, will not be de-
Sydney Olivier, the new governor of after this tlie Lucifer foundered.
At Xiulphur H]uIngs iiaii lt*nk««i In dent preaaed the gold button, which « l«li»f at today’s cotiferonce uf lite Ha-
Jamaica, ia an avowed socialist.
drift* amj »tailed all trains. At Celeste formally u|»'n<*d the rx|»«itl<>n. It preme court, neo.cling bi a »talament
to tlx- Ai ■■» iat«»i Pro»e by Chief Jus-
a big notion null was blown down.
HURL STONES AT LEGATION.
was the signal for unfurling of u tboua
Twelve miner* were drowned In a
REVOLT BREAKS OUT.
ti«*' Beatty, who said:
The
fruit
crop
in
the
r«lghbotho«»l
and
ot
mor*
llaga
upon
the
.arioiia
ti<»«le«l mine at Johnstown, Pa.
“Tl.o Impri '..Ion »rama to have gon*
of Sulphur Spring* was dsatioyed; cot­ building*. At the same tline a »ignal
abr std that there I» gtral urgency for
ileney say» the acquittal c! Hermann Mssican Authorities H.gh'y Indignar! Montenrgrin* Opei.ly Hebsl Against ton and corn wm beatrn to the ground
waa given to lite t nite.1 Mate* and for­
at Guatemalan Mob
will tnake m> diff.'ienc* with the Oie-
Militar* Rute
an I the damage will amount to ma:; y eign warshiiM and t«> the garrison at an immeiiiatc decialon In Ulla matter.
There is no urgency. Tim matter «landa
gon land CM-e«.
Mexico City, Mei , Apri) 30.—Ex­
Fort Mimroe, ami all fltci n salute to
Vienna, Aprii 30.—!>ia|«tcbes re- thousands ot dollar*.
Viry well as It is
We do Uot view *1
treme
indignai
un
lisa
Imen
can
»«'ll
h<
r*
Taft la «aid to have annoimce«l h a
the priwldent.
......... ! 1 i «ut r> ¡- rt ni. '-utl sa of a
as taking pre. • dene* over other matter«
wllllngmn* to run lor ptmideut rhould by the report that the American and revolt and gisve pditnal erisia in Mon-
HERMANN ACQUI I TED.
priorlly filed, and it will not lie deter­
M.-xican legation» in li'iatt-iuala City
the ebsne« come hia way.
ten.-gro Military government ha* iwun
miniti until reached in due etiutae.
FIND SECRET OF WRECKS.
liave I»eri atoned by a mob of »«-vi ral
prK'laimisl, and Premier Tomsnovic* No Wrong Dona in Destroying Lett« r
ritere nr«- tunny «Alter pr.«sting and far
The tr«>«s»ur* chest of Lull« XVI, hundred men
There is evidently a
buried when he left Versa 11 Iva for Pali- strong Inclinati«» to give creuence to ha» tendered «he rcsignation of the cnb-
Books, bey* Jury.
New York Railroad Commissioners m r« ini|«irt*nt matteia engaging the
Iti't, whl'h Prime Nicholas lina refu-ivi
court at prem-nt."
more than HX) year* ago, ha» been un­ the report.
Say Broken Hall* Increase.
Washington, April 29.—Binger Her­
to accept.
earthed.
Itemirrrrr* to the nine indictments
Mexican tn*qw ar* l»*ing mobilised
Arme.1 lianda are re pori ed to be mann walkdl out of court Haturdsy
Albany, N. Y., April 27.—Broken lot brila-ry which confront Ixmla Gisse,
Berlin paftero me Commenting unfa­ on th* (iuatemala frontier which I» tie- marvhmg oli Cettinje
aft.
riusm
a
tree
man.
No
longer
do«*
Herious Street
rail* removed from railroad track* in vice president of the Pa< Itlc Htatea Tel­
vorably on Prince August Wilhelm'» lleved to is- Inghly significMiit, though figlila bave occurrwl at Pislorltra. 3N he rest under the cliarge ot having
■tale during January, February ephone company, were stilunltt««! today
this
the
War
department
has
stated
this
I»
pr-jw'ted visit to the United stat«-* tu
mite* nortli of Koutari and liavmg a fraudulently detffiuyed 35 letter pc-.«
In Judge Istwlor'» court by Attorney T.
only a movement to insure strict neri-
C
'pv
hoi
k«
piat
prior
to
his
retirement
■«cure an American education.
March
of tins year were much
and
popnlation of »b ui 7,ODO.
('. Coogan. Gina» was prcrant.
tralrty and p-otvi't Mexican mlrre-ta
from
the
«
ft«»
of
land
commissioner.
m< ire numerous Ilian In the correspond-
The troubie io M liti-negro ha» ariaeti
A new movement has »tart«»! in Ire­ agsinat remote danger from marauding
After the reading of one of the de-
lie.-au»e of the '|-ampwign th» cabinet That h« destroyed the books he die* Ing thi«« mouths of either if the past rmirr.-r«, the rose waa by agreement pat
land ami I* spreading rapidly whicli Landa.
ha- bren Inauguraiing agniust thè Rad not deny, hut that he did eo with two year*, a<> uding to a ini I lit In ¡»sued over until next Turwlay.
l««)ka to the a>*oliite independemv id
Ri-prt» are current here that Mlni»t«r
ioti jmrty
The g -vernment i* accuaed wrongful intent ia denied by both Her­
the Irish.
England h
somewhat
Gami««« r*i r»-sei>tlr g Mexico tn tiuate-
of
iis'lgitiug
thè ihwtiiK'tion of th* mann and by the jury, and its judgment t<»iny by the «tat« railroad commis­
ala rated.
m«la. h»a h-ft tliat i-ountiy and crows«d
MAY PROSECUTE THIEVE*.
prnu'i|sil idt.cm of the taro Radicai i» ti al. Ills soi-nll.'.l private le'ter sioner. Th* bulhtin «ays:
Rockefeller has given anotlier 12,- Into Mrsican territory ■» the rrwult >4
|«prr» at Nikecia, wh'ch had st'ack.il l*»ik> may ha e contalne<l some official ,
The tmu-al numlwr of broken rail*
000,01)0 U» Chicago university.
frr.ti.-n with th* ('»bri-ra» government
th* g'-verniuent and Piimv Nicholas letter-, Hi'itnanu may or may not have n ported during the pn»t winter cnus«<d Ren •y'eania Cap'lol Commission Has
A long distance balloon flight from
fili* action ha- ar<>ua.«l cunsterualion. kn iwn of thi« fact but lhe jury ha« |
Evidence of Much tirstt.
Tli*
held that he di.i not fraudulently de- the investigation at till* time.
W'LL 'Ai. K To HOOs VE T
Bt
Lull« to Washington ta t-< •* at­
Ilarrisinirg, Pa , April 2fi—A* a to-
’
•toy
the
book*.
He
did
not
d.atrov
i»mrd
finds
tliat
during
the
thtev
tempt*!.
OKLAHO v A IOWN HWAMRt D
them for the purjssie of imp«iring the mimilia ending March .31, Itxi7. thrte suit of the investigation by the legisla­
Cei.tr .1 Fa erated Udo». Com.niites
Jame» Bartlett Hammoml, pro-dent
uaefulniaa id lha rw nfs of the general wa« a t-tai of 3,814 br ken rail* on tive mnim a-inn Into the expenditure
to * k 1 r a Co- '««»■ ca
u«»o Hain* and Fiord* Dastroylrg land offi •* nor Io rover his own track«, prii cif.al -team line» nf the »tab« Dur­ of 1'i.ikio.Ooo for fnrni«hlngv ami deco­
ol the Hamtn«in<l Tyjiewr.ter company,
ia insane.
New Y.ak. April 30.—Th* t'vntial
Crop* and Other hropert*
■ nd ao bolding, the jury set at naught ing tli* rotre-|«md ng three months • I rations for the new state ispitol, it I*
Foieratci union t.slay, lna'««d of unan
Oklahoma City, Okla., April .30— m re than six weeks’ testimony Intro- 19i'fi there waa a total <4 H.'tl, and dur­ priilnblr that criminal praoevlmgs will
An attempt waa ade to wr««rk a paa
I mon* It condemning the piraident b.l XV th Lightning creek running out of <luc<«i by the government to shown mo­ ing the corrra|».nding throe month« <4 Im lustituteil by the state against cer­
sen ger train on the Rout hern railroad
hi* action in the M'.yer-llayw.»«j mat« its Imnk, and lhe Canadian river rising tive
1905, a total ot 1,33!. The matter in tain js i-.i « who Imv« prominently fig-
near Harviaburg, N. C.
ter ae h«a heen reported, stood about steadily, the people of the lowland* of
Hermann haa made no plana for the detail lia« lieen pr«»«Hite<l tu tlie Amer­ urde in the <*vn*tiuctlon. ITie com-
David Wileot, former president of evenly divide! on the question which
II* will eventunil» return to ican Railway aa»<»'Litlon, which 1« now mlndoii has lawn inv ■«ligating the
Co pit d Hill, a suburb of tbi* city, are future
lhe Delaware A Hudson railroad com­ ha* atirr«»l tai»>r union« all over the
tonight facing a situation that will be­ Qrecgn, but whether he will agnin ven­ holding its convention in Chicago, and charge« of extravagnnew, overcharges,
pany, has committed suicide.
country. The discussion, which listed come critical if the hwy rain* of the ture into politics la yet to !»• deter­ It lias requivitisl tliat the matte« lie duplication« In payment of bill* and
Poeta) authorities after inspecting more than three hours, wa« the nu»t last 24 hour* continue. The lowland* mined. He said tonight that his time taken up for disctoQion arid action by fraud for nnstly two month* and haa
yet to take th* te«tiin-'iiy ot many itu-
•tael mail oar* exprsee satisfaction and bitter ever heard ata Central Fedriation have '■y. n converted into a veritable bad been so engnaped with the trial the railnsid managvia
It ia proliwble that the convention |*>rtant |wr«< ns who have km »ledge of
no doulit all new cara will hertwftei be union meeting. The result was tliat swsmp, crop« have b vn ruined and that he had given no thought to the
the meeting, reprravnting more than much stock drowned.
future
lie Hated, however, tliat the will go Into tli« caiMMa nt the grrally tlie *iibj<«*t iimlnr invest'gatlou. Among
made ol steel.
ltXi.tMX) worker* In Manhattan, i.fdrred
verdict was nut a am prise to him. lie ln. rt*i*<«i nuinlier of biiwkagra and Dial tho-e to I«- examined i* ex-Uovernor
No
human
li.es
have
been
l<«t
no
The Han Francisco Labor council ha* tliat a commltte* of three go to Wash­
liad la-ell conscious all along of hi* in- the matter will be di*cu»»<«l as tocauiw* Pcnnypacker.
paa-ed rvwolutiona condemning Roose­ ington and have a lirart-to-heart talk far a* ran be eetablirhed tonight. Res­ mcenceand having «very «xinfidence in
Whether civil suit* can lie brought
■nd a conference arranged with rail
idents
in
the
bottoms
were
forced
to
velt for hl* stand in the Moyer Petti­ with I’rveident Rooaevelt regarding his
leave their home« and avveral persons the fairness of the jury, fell no concern inanutw'turer* with a view to diacov«r- haa not been determined, but mem-
bone-Haywood oaae.
criticism ot Moyer and I lay w.»id.
Ing If the alarming number of break­ Iwr* of thr i unmlsanm are convinced
were in tree* la»t night. One hours ■ bout the outcome.
Ail signa seem to point to another
ages ia due to method of manufacture tliat It ha« been demons! rated ti nt
thated down lhe Canadian river with a
Propose to Te*t Rate Law
criminal action 1*11 lie brought.
revolution in Guatemala in the near
Cuba I* Settling Down,
or luelsl cum|i>wltlun.
family inside.
The oorapnirt* were
future. One party lias gone ao far aa
Lincoln, Neb., April 30 —A letter rescued.
Canclnnatl, April 2V. — That t' O
to form a provisional government to be from Union Pacific headquarter* to the
Urge Dissolution of Doum*.
I’nitid States government will wl h-
A«**ilee by Masked Men.
state railway commission today inti-
ready fur etnergencieo.
B'g Fire in Emeryville.
draw from ten>|nrary control nf Cuba a
M l\| ril 2fi - «flWM|
XL ntrose Colo , April 27.—While
mates that the ruuli contemplate re­
Berkley, Cal., April 30.—A diaastrwi« great deal rar Iler than has baen auppra- on their way to the ehrep rang* In thl* provincial governor* have arrived In
The British cabinrt haa offered a
sistance to th« 2-cent [asa-engrr rate fire started in the wood fl tier and plat­ e>l by many waa manifested in an inter­
■light cooceaaion to Ireland.
county with a l*rg«> herd from Ftiscv, St Petersburg to support the move-
law. The letter ia an answer to an in­ ter work* at Emeryville last evening, view bv Hweretary of War Taft tndar.
Utah, three betdars. Giover Cornett, m< lit for dissolution of [tar I lament
Harriman plana a double track line quiry from the commission asking why
and before the firemen could control Briefly referring to that country and bi« Peter Rwaiifon and Al Hwamem, wrte upon the ground that the deiiatee are
between Tucoma and Portland.
the Nebraska patrona were not being the fiamra the plant waa destroyed, to­ rwent visit there, the secretary said
set upon by »even mask«*! men leal •wusftig agitation and ferment. Thia,
A gang of or* thieve« has been cap­ g ven the Iwnefit of th* 2-i-ent rate on gether with the F. M Umphred Fur­ that the Cnl«n settlement had provwi night at Whltr Water, Colo., fiA mi Ice it iaalii-gi- l, is Mpecially noticeable In
tured at Goldfield. N«v. They had Ml interstate travel. In reply to thia the niture factory arid the Southern Pacific *o unexpectedly ■atl«fatcory and that west of here. Peter Swanaon was allot th« province* where the agrarian dlr-
Un'on Pacific aaya that the lawyer* for depot at Emeryville. The lace track Governor Mag-oni has won *u complete­
pound* of high grade ore cache«I.
Th* pan­
and mortally wminde-l and hi* cum- or I« r* of IMifi-Ofi occurred.
that line and other* ar* »»rio..»ly dis ahi-!- *i><! M.eiideiend <4 the California ly the ronnurnie ot nil ¡wttira tliat tie
pan ions bound hand and foot and left icky feeling among th* Lils-rala a* to
A b!!! for Pw'Ub aafoMOay has been p~cl to unite in a cult attacking the
Jockey club were endangered and the believe* the Unit«*! Htales can with- iielpleM on the prairiae. News of the lhe poasibilitv of a dissolution of parli­
intn*iucwl tn lhe RusaiAn douma.
validity of th« law.
Jndeon Iron work* iaidly damaged. draw befote Hepteml>er, 1908.
■hooting hs* »Hired the cattlemen and ament l«a sub«ide.I, owing to the cor­
The treuarer uf th* Woone>«k«4, R.
Two oil tanks of the Southern Pacific
«heepmen in this vicinity and a search dial manner in which the emperor re­
I., electric company haa etnlieul««!
Scurvy in Famine Land*.
romjwny were burn* I and dwelling*
Death Whan Piar Drop*.
ceived Premier Golovin.
for the perpetrator* i* in progre**.
•92,0W0.
.t. P«te>*burg, April 30 — flenrvy were alao destroy«*!.
Baltimore, April 29.—A acction of
Will Palet Artlllery Gray.
MS) fret uf th* new pier being <v»n-
Arrange Tartff for Year.
Lumber handler« at the Vanconvrr. has Increased greet.y in the famine dia-
Steamer and Crew Perish.
•tru' tvd at the immigration station at
B. C., milla have gene ott strike for a trii te. An urgent meeting of the gov­
Berlin, April 27.—-Emparor William
Berlin, April 28.—It la understood
ernment relief committee h«w leen
Izmdon, April 30.—New* has cach­ Locost Point, Fonili Baltimoee, for the haa ordervd that the fiehl gima, gnn that the new provisional tariff he tween
shorter day.
called for tomorrtiw fol lowing the re­ ed here that the British steamer Thorn­ Baltimore A Ohio railroad, co I la pac I carriagea and ammnnition wagona of Germany and the United State* shall
George J. Goa id favor* railroad legi* ceipt of a telegram fmm Zemstvo, pres­ hill, hound for Rio Janeiro, waa de­ thia afternoon, carrying down with It the German artlllery be painted a dull
endure for one year and that it will
latlon, but do»« mA like the ide* of ident of Ufia province, reporting 1,000 stroyed by fire during ha: voyage. between 20 and 25 workmen, of whom grsy. The rliange |« l«and npon the
prolong Itself automatically if no no­
2-cent fares.
Her crew neriahed.
1Ö ate unaccounted for.
esperiencea of the Kueao-Japaneee war. tice of a change be given.