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III
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VOL.
SCIO,
X.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
fixtures by
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LINN
COUNTY, ORFXÌON,
Harriman Annul* Long Contract Whh
Clark Railroad
)i a Condensed Fora tor Our Harrisburg, Pa., May 7 —Civil and Violence Seems Certain In &n
criminal «ulta will be Irought by Al-
Busy Readen
Francisco Labor War.
J torney General Todd again*t tbuae re-
Waehington, May 6.—Othdal infor­
mation readied the ilitervtate Cumtm-rve
oommbaion today of the cancel tat ion
>'t a traffic agreement entered into June
IS, 1U03, between the Soulheru Pacific
and the Han Pedro, Loa Atigelea A Hall
laike railroad cotii|«niea.
In the opinion of the comnn«*ion the
abrogation of thr agreemeut it of the
highrat impiotatK'e.
The tact» con-
cerulng it ware developed at the recent
HAPPENINGS OF TIO CONTINENTS
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MILITARY FORCES ARE PREPARED
O
MO.
K»V*tone Stata Capitol Grsfiar* Must
Face Criminal Charge*
J «ponsibla for the state lapltol nandal
' A complete list ot the defemtants will
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SUBMITS TO NEW LAW.
pound .
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MAY
f]
AFTER S. P. GRANTS
Attorney General to Force Rail-
road to Sell Land.
MUST PERFORM TERMS OF GRANT
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BOTH SIDES READY.
All Preparation* Completa for Hay­
wood Trial at Bolte.
Boia«, Ida , May 3.—CYnmael for
prosecution and defer컫 tn the Hteu-
nenbvrg murder cu«e have settled down
to their fii al pr«|>a!atoiy work, and
there 1» every reu. n for Iwllevlng that
th« trial -J William Haywood, first of
th* atvuaad men, will be remine Mod
on Thursday next
Various rv[>irta as
Io ui. u - tending to further delay tiie
trial un- in circulati-n. but the attitude
of I- th «idea indicates liiat they are
ready for trial.
Hie -.>uly preliminary priveeiiing
l«'tidliig 1« a motion by the defense for
a lull of |wrticulara < f the evidence by
which tl-« »tat« hiqiee to show that
Hay woi«l i .iuqnr—l tn the murder of
Governor Steurnenberg. Thur motion,
w ,;.-h i« dr-;gi .d t" •• uri a dlM'heura
of the baud <4 the »tale, will lie argued
I efori Judge W.»»| on Mmiilay next.
1 hi» I» not it . uded a* likely to delay
the trial The Idaho cole and practice,
■o.i-L • d
>r «I («I lis­
tila, make no provision (or Lilia of |iar-
tiiular» in eliminai case«, and In the
only pro-,-lent rev. riled tn tiie Idaho
ri*|»irta the c irt denied the applica­
li' •<, holding that the power to lequlre
require tile fumlaillllg tf bill* c! par»
Uvular» in general was diwretionary
with the .-.uri. Iti» ».»erteli that no
right id appeal g>«a with auch a mo-
lion an i m-ither ride acem» to regard
the matter »«-rioualy.
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more public session» until after the
A Raauma of M’a Lata Important but Irgtalatuie adj«H>rn» on May lfl.
U Had Railway* May Huddle Under
Government Would Forfait Southern
• rn P»'ific with other <• ip t* oua. It
As the commiMiun cannot finish its
Not Laa* iMareatIcg Evwnta
Cagta'a Wieg by Askirg for
Pacific Land Grant* or Com­
wa» the opinion of several Inteiatatc
i work in lime to report to the present
of th* Paet W«ak.
Federal Injunction.
Commetce cominiNloncra tlmt the
pal Sala to Settiara.
legiaiature, as provided in the rewilu-
■gri-caicnt »a* iti restraint of tnuir and
lion creating that body, the investiga­
might »ubjivt the otficiata who entered
A ns tv revolt has alar to I in Moten». tor* will »mil a re|K>rt to the general
Han Francisco, May 7.—An air of into it to a prosecution under the Sher­
Washington, May 4.—There 1» no
There are still many Riuuian soldier» aaaensbly which will »laiply be an an- nervous expertarajy liang« oyer the city man anti.trust act.
lunger any doubt that the national ad-
notineament that the inquiry I» incom­ of San Francisco.
Notification
<d
the
abtogwtion
of
tlic
in Corea.
It is «»'t> a quiet.
plete and a requmt tiiat il» lime te es­
agreement was received in a letter from mlnistiation will exert it« powerful in-
The National Tuter- ubwis cometilioti tende«! indefinitely, and tiiat It lie au­ aoppreaaeil »«ntimciit a« b»wp.vik» ap R. 8. luivett, of New York, general tiuewe to break the Southern itacific
preaching Conflict.
The «ituation i»
ia In seas ion in Waahington.
thorised to make ita refs-rt to Governor serious with a gravity born
of uncer- eontwel of tl»e Soulheru Pacific com­ land monopoly in Oregon and force
Three thousand textile workers al Stuart when ready.
tainty.
The United Kallrumla pro- pany. Mr. Dwelt naaign* a» the rv«- that company U> place ou Uie matki-l
The an Ita will be hane-l on the testi­ | h » mw to resume tiie operation of it« »m for the action lb* enactuMnt l>y the the reiuainlng 3,tHM),tHN) »-r<-» of it«
Orixaa, Mexico’, are on strike
mony showing that the contractor col­
Calif-irnia legislature of a law which grant, selling u|n>n demand to bona
France and England have agreedg on lected trotti the state for 762 thermo­ line« with non-union men. Two thou­ prohibit* contracts irstrlcting compe­ fide m-ttlcro in quarter-section tracts
an Oriental policy, iaolating Germany. stat* and inatall«ii only 3fl3, and on the sand union man are in strike, and, tition.
and at n- t n. If* than |
I while neither »Ide will discusa the [»"•■
•utetltution of domestic for I wo -a rat ! « I
The agreement bin<la the Salt Ijke .•a a|>ci-ifically a t forth in the law un­
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i l>e«n iwtefully cwnva»«v>l by the police, road not to change rater within IMI year* der which the grant was made. After
favrile. The te«tiaiony also shows that <
married a Chicago man of 36.
the militia and the ofl'icera of the tegu­ without the coiiacnt of the .Southern several long cunb reticea with Senator
while the more elaborate of the $2,00l> !
Pacific. It cuuie out at the inquiry Bourne, Attorney General Bona|iartc
The aid of Pennsylvania constabulary worth of lighting fixture« was to be | lar army.
that the agreeUMtnl extend» beyond hss directed District Attorney Bristol
Then-
is
a
»ettled
feeling
in
the
city
ha- been askeil to preserve order at incrvuiml gold, the bulk of those in-I
Italifortii and I in<ia the Halt Lake usui to make a thorough investigation into
Pittsburag, where a maclHuista’ strike •talli»! were iiii-r«*lv !a«'|iii'i>''l, the let- I that th« car» i an tn it I hi operated with­
to build no extern*u>na north of Salt tiie Southern Pacific grant, more prop­
out
violence
of
some
sort.
Whcrrvrt
ia on.
erly known a» the Oregon Central and
the subject »«• do»-u»»«t, the opinion lake |«r*llei.
Oregon A California grant.
The British Columbia coal miners of tiie former. All these dature* «eri- i
tz[>rv«ecii that trouble was Inevita­
have wcsrai a aettlement -4 tbeii eupplic«! t*i tiie stat« al a east of |i *5 | ble. While still hoping that no out-
The government will first determine
MONEY IS TRACED.
trouble and the men will all return to "per pound.'*
whether tiie law under which the
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ANOTHER GRAFT EXPOSED.
work at once.
care, the auth< ritiea liave made prepa­ Witn«** Saw Unlt»d Hailroadt Officiai grants were ti »io can be enforced with­
GRAFT IN KANSAS CITY.
out
luilhcr
action
mi
the
|art
of
eon-
il
rations for any emergency.
General
Between 4.000 and 6,iMM) longshore
Pay Gold to Ruef.
gfivw. If it is conoluded that there 1» San Frenetico Public Work» Officiai
men at New York are on atirue f 4 an Irvsttigation to Begin, Conducted by Funston arrived last night and imuiiiei
San Francisco May 6,—Senaatlonal ample law, Uie government will then
in T oil« ot Hanay.
iiinimnnd
of
th«
itepartment
of
Califot-
inctease in wage«.
The trouble has
Governor Folk.
teatimony «»« aiven belare thè grand
nui
The militia armories ate tielrig jury today by t'nited State» trvaaury determine what la the iiiunt practicalde
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j
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kl¡antic line*.
San Francisco. May, 3.—The inquiry
method of onfoicing its provisions un-
Kan»«» City, Mi
May 7.—Tomot- guarded and the police fotce lout bwcn
■ -lev dtfgll | — I
officiata, «ludi laid tiare the di-tail* <d lens it »hall 1« found Uiat the grant
Ruef's trial ha*, been poatpontd one
low morning the l»«rd of police com- given emergency orders.
tin> bribeiy ni Al*- Rita!, Mayor Hchtuit» was forfeited.
thè fm t thnt n glgantlc grafi ha» tieen
week owing to the illneeo» of Un de
The situation ia complicated by tiie and thè membera of thè Imaid of »u|»<!-
tendant. Physicians «ay there is itan- miaaioner* will begin their promised
From his talks with Mr. Itouruv, thè rariied on by I*rv«ldent Georg* Ihiffey,
telephone »trike and tiie vast mdii»trial vi» r» by ti r
Coiteli
Itaiiion i».
ger of pneumonia unless care is taken. luviwtigntion of chaigia of police cor­
army ma le idle by the ironworkers' Thr- «gli ih« teatimony of Snp«tlntend- attorney general ia fully awiire of thè of thè l'yard of publli- Work». Duffey’*
difflculticH oi the probletn he ha» un-
The Wiaconsin legislature is «till ruption. The probable advent in Kan- strike. Among the union» the feeling
grsft nu» dulie thtough the rental of
ent lu nch of ih« mint, A»»i»tant Trea»-
• wa*k ■ ; M
desdlocked on the senatorial question.
prvvai I* tiiat the defiwt of the earnivti uter Julin» Jacoha, of theSan Franciasi derlaken to solve, and Ira» directed li-ani» fnr thè use of thè city. In aome
District
Attorney
Nathan
V.
Harlan,
of
The contest ia losing interest and many Governor Folk, who liaa practically would tie the luavieet blow the union«
•uh trwMury, and uthem, $22A,000 of the third divi»ion of \la»ka. to report m ..— vìi« i v| i-nditiire fot a team and
members are aheent when the tail<>ta •aid he would come here and take a could receive.
tkaaile «a» trami! fmm thè lintid» of the to Mr. Bristol and aid him in every driver wciit a» high aa $30 a day.
are taken.
Reports are current tluit, If trouble
Ihlffay «a» f. ritierly n ¡nember < f III»
hand |M'ra>>naIly in the inveetigation, attend* the attempt of Mr. Calhoun to L'nlted Kailr>>ad» lo thè city oMoiata, way In hi« investigations. Mr. Harlan
Eugene Di-te la in Boise to attend give» promiiw of aeniational dtacloaiires
Seveial ullicial» of the l'nitivi Rilroaad» was in Nebratka on leave and desired U.ard of eu|i«rvl»ira and »»• on» of thè
run the car», he will force the >a«ue up­ «■-rv< almi calteli a* wittie«*«*, bui In-
in «l «,'tive brilietaker» of that «ggn-ga-
the Hayoood trial.
For a long time alligation» have
on th« government, either through « vukcd thelr eountitutiunal righi and re- employment before the expiration of tion. Il la iliaigrd ngniiiMt Duffey that
biv'n
mat!«
that
graft
wa»
commonly
hl»
leave.
Every street car line in Han Francis­
request for » receiver or through Injunc­ (univi to teatify.
1« li«» ci-iitlnu«d to graft In the face of
prind iced.
later on, it ia understood, the de­
co is tie«! up by a strike.
tion proceeding* in the Federal court.
One of the nu«t etartling piece« of partment will invewtigate to didennlne thè grand jury'» Inveetlgatlon.
It ha» tieen cliarg—l that it extended
(iovetnor tilllctte today addit-iwed a
A fierce iorcet fire 1a burning much all the way Irom tiie protection ot petty
tentiti ny •»■ that ■ f Mr. lunch, who whether or not «ale» heretofore made
timber on Vancouver island.
told ihe grand jury timi he pcrrnmally by the railnnd in violation of th« (.rm letter to Andrew Wilson, a menibei of
PREDICTS COAL FAMINE.
criminals to the covering up—for a eon-
ha.| »wn Tbomwell Mtillally, muuntant vision* of the law can I « invalidated. ili« state milriMil cmnmiaiion, demand­
Han Francisco telephone service i* • hieration—of the graver crimes of mur­
lo
thè ptenidciit oi thè l'iiiteii Itali- At present, however, tiie main object ia iti« that he teaign al once. Wliaon waa
ladly crippled by the strike of tl«- der«, and dangerous crooks shielded, Union Pacific Official Says Road Will
r<«da, pay $fi,000 to Kuef.
Thia »»» to force Ui« Southern Pacific t« put ito foriuerly a mi mlier t thè l»«rd of «u-
and appointment* made at the behest
operators.
Sell No Moro Cual.
only thè t»-glnning.
Other witneaaea land on the market and no longer le­ pervtoora. bui muiclcetcd rallnwdeom-
of certain faction* to [my political debt*.
mi»»ionet liu*t Nmember.
Wllaon’a
It Is aaid the Ran Francisco grand
Cheyenne, Wvo , May 7.—"I look completivi the cliain of evhlencc, «Lidi, lard development along the line of
Chirf of Polk'» Haye« ha* repeatedly
it« ,i.iife-»;..i1, a» ii'wdi' t-‘ ihe grand jury,
jury will find 74 indictments against »aid tliat he coattail an Immtigation of for a gieater coal famine next year than it la predicted, will muli in ih-» indict-
nwl.
wa» piai ivi in thè h»nd» of thè gover­
the United Railroad*.
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his department, and he ha* offered to ever before, and the Vuion Pacific, inent of some of the mo»t pmmlnent
nar, and furin—I thè linai» of hi» action
which
ha*
alway*
taken
care
of
the
pe»>-
"ibi
lai»
"f
thè
l<»
-
ul
trwtion
(ru*t.
It i* declare«! an attempt was made give tiie governor and the police com-
PASSES DIRECT PRIMARY LAW. of today. Wilaon li«« tefuaed lo rejign.
pie along its line, will no longer lie
to wreck the train on which King Ed­ miasioner» all aid at hie ¡ximinand.
able
to
do
«o
on
account
of
thr
Hepburn
WORRY ABOUT OLD CATHEDRAL
ward was traveling from Gem«, Italy,
I Measure Favored by Governor I* En­
bill," i* a statement attributed to W.
to Paris.
COMMITTE FINDS GRAFT.
READY FOR TRIAL.
L. Park, general superintendent of the London Corporation Quarreling Wnh
dorsed by Mich gan House.
The attorney general of Hantiago,
Union Pacific railrtaid, by the Wyom­
tenaing, Mich , May 4.—The lower Huge Profit* In Furnlthlng Pennsyl­
County Council.
Cuba, says the police did not tire on Lawyer*, Witnesxe* and Reporters ing Tribune tisiay.
bonne of the «talc legislature |vu«»«I
the American marine» until it become
vania Stat* Capitol.
Ixtndon, Mav fl.—Cltixens of London
"The »mall dialer»,’* Mr. Park is
Occupy All Available Room*
the primary election bill advocated by
nsceasary for sal! defense.
further reported to have said, "have are anxious about the safety ot St. Governor Warner.
Harrlaburg, Pa., May 3.—The capi-
The hill einend»
Boise, lila., May 7.—Praethaily every
in a way dep»mded upon the railroad for Paul'» rathedral. The southwest tower the existing law by providing for a tol Inveatlgating committee i«au«d a
Chicago courts have been aeke-1 to
require a reorganisation of the Corn availatde room in Boise, the capital the supply of coal to help them out, Is leaning several inc he« out of perjien- popular vote on candl.latca for Uniteli
•tatement tonight »honing the co*t to
Product* company tiecaiiae the com|«ny city ot Idaho, lia» been reserved for and, uni««* they »tore their own cal dicuiar arid large cracks have ap|>i<ar«d State» Henalor.
Il also remove« the
the «tain for furnlahlng the hon«a
in
the
atone
work.
during
the
coming
summer,
they
will
has lieen practically wrecked by Stand­ lawyer», witnenaea, or newiqiaper men
provia-i that if no candidati-« for the
library and the rm option and private
A «harp conflict has arisen liet ween
face
a
famine
in
the
winter.
Coal
con
­
ard Oil men.
nomination for governor and lieuten­
in at tendance to the rourt winch will
sumers along other line* where a simi­ tiie City corporation and the Dindon ant governor receive 40 |>er cent of the room id the reaident clerk of the houa*
A Chicago grand jury ha* Indirted try William H»y w -»l on the chaige of lar arrangement ha* lieen maintained I C'tunty council regarding the stability
to have Imen $104,732. The l'ennayl*
ex-Chief of Police Collins and other the murder ot former governor Frank by coal-carrying roaila will meet the of the cathedral. The council pr<>[x«M>« cob-« ia»l in a primary election, the vamn < -inalructurn company, of Mari­
Dominât
on«
for
governor
m
il
lieuten
­
polio« and city officials in connection Steunenherg. While them la little or ratine emergency.
etta, Pa , and the John II. Handerwon
The Union Pacific to run ii main «« wi-r under the threat­
with alleged corruption in the police no public discussion of the esse, the w ill »tore coal as usual this »ummer, ened tower, and ttii« the citisen« resent ant governor mu»t lie made by the con­ company, of Philadelphia, are call-
vention.
The
t»ill
prohibit*
licwspajicr
department during Mayor
Dunne'* undercunent ol interest runs strong, but will have none to «ell ”
mated to have made on tluwe futnlah-
a» likely to hasten tiie ruin ot the ca­ advertising by candidate«
term of office.
and every inc<-mlng train Lringr a«ldi-
Ing» from Mki to 1,000 pi-r uent profit.
thedral.
D>rd Mayor T rebar has
Jam«* Swrlet, chief counsel of th*
spoken vigorously on the meeseity ot
The government is securing informa­ tlona to the very large numb<»rof |>eo|>le
TORNADO WASTES PRAIRIE
Clerk Wa» Off*, art Big Br be
connected with the case who are al­
rommt««i<>n, ha» l>i«<n aeked by the at­
«»(«guarding IxMidon'a <utlii»iral. while
tion on th« watch trust.
ready on the ground.
Little Kock, Ark.. May 4.—A bribe torney general to take ilutrgr of he pro
Sir Benjamin llaket. the most eminent
That then- might lie *<>me delay has Wrack* Village* a«d Kill* People in civil engineer In England, «ays be 1» of $20,tk»t un» offer'ed Chief Clerk pi«ixi i flminal and civil aalta »gwinat
A Montana reel ia selling it* prop­
Northern T*»a*.
erty In pre]«ralion ior the end of the I wen di»nifat«d by ataieiuents emanat­
prepari»! to pli-dg« his professional rep­ Lucus, of the Arkan-aa hous* of repre­ certain pertmna involved in th* capliol
ing from both aiile*. Clarence Itarrow,
world.
Fort Worth, Texas, May 7.—A storm utation tiiat the propo»ed «ewer could sentatives, to allow the Amis anti.race ■candal.
cf Chicago, and E. F. Richantoin, of
track gambling bills to lie lost, accord­
not in any way affect the cathedral.
One of the wall» of the Chihnahna. Denver, jointly leading counsel for the of wind and rain, which waa general
A public meeting to prote«t »gainst ing to a report here tolay. The <•■ m-
Still Two Juror* Needed
throughout
a
considerable
area
in
Mexico, dam gave »ay and between 26 defense of Hay wood, liave loth stated
Northern Texa* and which at some the cnriatluction of the sewer i« being rnlttce inveatigatirig the alleged tarn-
San Francisco, M«y 3.—Although
and 30 workmen were killed.
that they are ready for trial.
Counsel pirn i-e aeaumed the proportion*of a tor­ arranged at the Guildhall, where the (wring with the Moore-Hart
bill nine taleemvn «eri aubjn'tod U> exam­
against backet sho|i« will also Investi­ ination and ettws examination yrater-
Th* government has decided to place for th« privwvution, Jame« H. Hawley, nado, according to meager reports re- lord mayor will prolably preside.
gate the hribi-ry story. Th« report of day, neither of the two «ente remaining
a targe tract of land in .Montan* on the and Senator W. E Borah, who have ceivrd here tonight, bar resulted in the
the committee as to the Moore-Hart vacant mi the linci («nel wa« filled by
Japan Has Get-Rlch-Qulck Favsr.
market about July 1. It will be irri­ lieen ecgnie-il »pacially, are ol the opin­ In«» of at least three lives, the injury of
A« the jury now
gated by what i* known aa the Huntley ion that there will be no further delay many other persona and great ilatnagv
Ixvndon, May fl —Ja[«n baa caught bill cen»ur»-a the clerk of tiie house h r a final acceptance.
to
property
and
crop«.
the "ge-rich-quick" fever, ai-rording to larrlesstic*», but does n«t fix responai- «land» ten men have been finally «elect­
project.
Peace for South America.
Several village« were wiped out, but a Loodon merchant who has just re­ bility.
ed and sworn, one ia «till «object to
An expliadon of a gunpowder maga-
New York, May 7.—The Tribune breauae of the pr>«tration of both tele­ turned from Japan, and who says that
peremptory dl»ini»<*l, and the 12th
xine at (tanton. China, wrought great says
Lelshman Qet* Turka to Act.
Andrew Ctarnegie, leading ex­ graph and telephone wires detail* are uni««« the nation aober» down, cpn'ula-
Im« not yet been examined. An inci-
destruction to eurrounding property. ponent of the peace propaganda in tills
Conatanlinople, May 4.—A* a mult ■ !• • ! ! the day a«* the ejectment 0$
almost imp raible to obtain.
At !>•>- tive crises will become a* common in
Hundred* of persona were injured and inuntry, thinks he has solved the long
port, one of the large»! villagag In La Tokio «» they sre in New York. Home of the energetic representation* of the Myrtile Cerf frmn the courtroom by
tl bmiira liave lieen recovered. It is standing problem
bringing perma­ mar county, 80 milea from Fan*, the day a Ja[wrie»e Ix-lter will make a cor­ State department, through Amleasador order ■■( Judge bonne. Cerf I» one of
not known how many were killed.
nent («ace to the combative republics storm [auwM-d northeaat, cutting a |alh ner in tic«. The companies and syndi­ I-eiahman, an Imperial ir**lr was iseued Rucf'ii staunch friend*.
.Mr. Carnegie ha« about 2tkl yard* wide.
In the Federal court at Portland of Latin America.
cates floated during th« twelve month* today in regard t<> the American school*
Judge Hunt hav aenteneed Franklin appilrited Diemu Mendota, ea-mlnister
ending In January la»t represented Hie and other qu*»tlone long pending he-
Ask M.litia Protection.
Pierce Mays to serve lour montlia in of Colombia al Washington, to visit
a-t.>iii»h>ng total capital of $700,(MA),- tween the I'nlted State« and Turkey,
Record Trip Around Morn.
Boston. May 3,—The master team­
the county jail and pav a fine of $10.- the republic* on a p«m« uiuMion. He
authorising the minister* to take ar- ster* to lay. tlirough counsel, formally
Ixi* Angele«, May 7.—A special to the 000.
000. Willard N. Jone is fined $2,000 will te accompanied by Professor W H. lieraid from San Diego nay* Hurt the
tl >n in the matter. Thia ia expected asked Governor Guild to a*«ign a de­
of Columbia univeraity. •teamt r Preeldent, one of the vwmm -I r
and sent to jail for eight montii». Htephenl,
to lead to a satisfactory anttlenienL
Will Not Give Up Lima.
tachment of militia to protect the live*
George Sorenson did nut appear in He nor Mendota, it i* said, will teoelve atlrat. now engaged In an effort to break
City of Mexico, May fl.—Guatemala
and pio|»-rty of strikebreakers, which
court ami hie bail of $4,000 was for­ a «alary of $20,000 a year and expermes. Hie existing record for a voyage around l.a» refused to comply with the request Recruiting Bill Patte« Upper House they iv—. ft have l*-cn jeopardiaad by
feited and a tench warrant issued for
St. I'eti-rwlmrg, May 4 —The council several afreet riot* when the drivais
Cape Horn, i* reported to have passed ot the Mexican government that Jot*
hie arreat. Thea« three men weie oon-
Lo* Angele* Fear* Strike.
San Diego yesterday afternoon.
The Marla Lima and Colonel Bora, charged of thifi inpire Unlay paaacl unanlmona- were going home from work.
victeii of land fraud.
Ira Angele«, May 7.— -Prospecta for nie««age was receiveil py wireless tele­ with complicity in the asswmilnation of ly the recruiting bill and the bill ap­
Socialist* of Russia will endeavor to a lirai teamster* atrlke which tast graph and stated that the Prceldent, General Barrilla«, be extradited. The propriating $3,000,000 for famine re­
Cubrr Clgarmakare Hold Out.
night appeared encouraging have sud­ which left Philadelphia March 23, cabinet held a prrtrsiffed «■«aloii and, lief passed by the iower houae April 30.
force a dissolution of the douma.
Havana, May 3 —The «trike in th*
denly taken a turn in the optnwlte di­ would arrive at H«n Francisco tonight it is raid, delated th* advisability of
iignr industry continues without over-
Hind<«w In India have broken out in rection and there la a (»«»ibility of a or Wednesday inomlng.
If the esti­ immediately severing diplomatic rela­
Belated Blirxard al Superior.
tun« tielng made liy either »Ide to end
a revolt. They demand a parliament. terioua strike in the immediate-future mate ia correct the Persldcnt will make
tione with Guatemala. No one would
Superior, Wia., May 4.—A hnlatnil it. The cigartnakera declare they are
Han Francisco telephone girl* have with many other branche* of taior in­ the trip in 4« day*.
talk, but Minister of Foreign Affairs hlixxani atarted in today. In one hour receiving ample fund«, which have
volved.
gone on strike.
Mariaml aaid that the position of th* there had (alien half an inch of »now, come from the I'nitcd State«, and that
Mexican
government may lie announced with prospects lor n good heavy fall. A they will I* able to hold out for mouths.
Rstatloe*
Not
Severed.
All pressmen on the 8t. Louis papers
President'* Word* Denounced.
high wind atJBOmpaniea the snow.
Mexico City, May 7.—Diplomatic re­ tomorrow.
bar* gone on strike.
Mobile. Ala., May “.—The Socialist a lations telwren Mexico and Guatema­
T«v«nty-*ia Hundred on Strike.
Ruel ha* a*k»i for a change of venue, of thia city and surrounding places la have not been sever««!. Tonight th«
Attacked by Guatemala.
Double-Track Siberian Road.
Eureka,
Cal., May 3.— Twenty-aig
aaying the city ia prejudiced against held a la rifely attended meeting at sub-secretary of foreign affairs, Jo»e
City of Mexico, May 6 — Telegram*
Ht. Peter» burg, May 4.—The ci unci I hundred and fifty union woodamen and
him.
Fairhope, a single tax colony, today. Alegaria, emphatically denied the re­ from Salina Crux tend to confirm a re­ of minister» has dwided to double-track
aawmill worker« walked out In the v*>
The outlook for an early settlement The president'* eta toment «• to the port emanating from Washington to the port that the Guatemalan« attacked the the Siberian railroad. riif s«ctinn from
lion« mill« of Humboldt county today
of the Ran Francisco iron mo Ide re' strike nndmlrability of Moyer, Haywood and effwt that Minieter Gamba had been , Mexican lighthouse at Han Bert i, on Uie Atrhlnak to Irkutek will te doubled
aa mult of a atrike. TH» artion clos­
Pettibone were denounced.
•etma food.
recalled.
weet coeat.
this year.
ed eight mill« in the county today.
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