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NEWS OF THE WEEK
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RUSSIA'S GRATITUDE.
America's Aid to ths Starving
Great Good.
Did
Ht. Petersburg, June 4__ The Russian
famine committee has notified ita rep
rrseatafivea in London and New York
that th« time has arrived to cease agi
tatioa for foreign subscription, as Bus
>ia now u able to care for her own
people.
Prince Lvoff says that assistance
»«nt to Finland from Great Britain and
the Vailed States has -lone inestimable
good and has been a mighty weapon to
force the Russian government to do its
duty. With ths latest Douma appropri
at ions, the aid given by the state totals
K.-OO.ntMl, of which U.OOU.OW will be
devoted to fighting the Scurvy in Ufa
province amt elsewhere, and In main
taming eating ¡daces.
These eating
places al present number 30,000 and are
feeding 2JMX>,0U0 people.
Prince Lvoff said the outlook for tho
harvest in Centra) Russia was the most
promising of a dozen years part. There
bad been a plentiful rainfall and tern
¡-erature had been excellent for tbs
growing crops.
LI NX
COUNTY,
OREGON,
REAL TRIAL IS BEGUN
JIM
UH >7
STRIKEBREAKER USES GUN
Open*
Fir« on Unionists Who Wer«
Follow -ng Him About.
SEAMEN ALL STRIKE
KUROKI DECORATES.
With Barsd Head Hs Places Wreath
on Statue of Lincoln.
Francisco, June 3. -W.
A
Han
(liuago. May 31
General Baron
Forgey, a strike breaker in the employ
, .
Ku ki last night gave a banquet to
>f the I uilr-l Kallr. a.ts, w«a skot and
fatally wounded at Van Ne«a avenuo
JO Lhiiag mi, which, (or expeuss,
hadert,
an.I Turk str>-«-t at 11 o'clock Saturday
splendor and unique feature«, has
night by Hpoeinl Officer W. J. Blom
miely been equaled. Ihe baron gave
l-vrg, of the llumaue Society. Forgvy
orders that no expense was to be
ops-nv-l fire on a crowd of atrik« sytn
HÁTOttJító OF TÏ8 CarrWEVH
pat falser» who had recognised him au-l a
spared, and his orders were earned
companion a» »trike breaking carmen,
out to the letter. The banquet hall
and who had pursued th« two men for
was Iran,formed into a marveloas
several block«.
maze ol Japanese lanterns, di aperies
Bluuil-c-rg took up the chatc, attempt
Nearly All Farmers. Well Past Middle
and dainty scrolls, while th« menu in
ing to arreat Fur gey, and returned the Entire Naval Reserve Quits Work
Age — Delense Dissatisfied at
latter'» Are with fatal resulta
Torpedo Boats Carry Mail
cluded the finest wines to be had.
During the fusillade Thoma« Btaek, a
Lack ot Union Men.
Baron Kuroki entered heartily into
on Mediterranean.
structural ironworker, was «hot in the
the spirit of Memorial Day. Early
■ g
F--rg<-y is -lx mg at the Central
in the muling the warrior-vustor
Emergency Hoepital.
The car« of th« United Railroads
Boise, Idaho, Jun« 4. Twelve men to
A waterspout in Kentucky did 830,-
Paris, Juuo 1. A general strike of and Ins vtafl donned their regimental«
I at tl u , I -■ k ■ --z ; >.:- m--ruiug nu-l
(e‘-V «taiUMgf.
try William l>. Haywood for his life on - -
and it was decidedly a military party
the
rvic- w -a continued until 8:3o| Milurs and others belonging to th«
the charge that he murdered ex <lov nt uight. This lime, Il
Kuroki gave nearly 4-00 in lipa to
win. h rinrtg.-d from the Auditorium
is
said
will
be
I
('tench
naval
reserve
began
at
almoat
I
the < tnciigo hotel employe« where he
cruor Frank Hteuneuberg have been gradually extended by the end of next * I all th« port» of Fran--« al daylight to \nuex to go to the home of the lm-
It
stopped.
loaen an.) bound by oath to honestly Weefa, when full service, with the ex | day and threateas the complete paraly
penal t .mul, S Shimizu. It was the
deal the law's justice between slate and eeptu-n of th«
..... ow|
MW, runs, i will have beenl*1* “f French commrrce. The navlga
Harriman
cannot
borrow
money
hr»t time the Nipponese visitors had
prisoner.
Haywood
han
heard
the
in
Tho owl __
ears
resumed.
_ will
__ _ not Is *'“» Committee« are making euergclic
abroad, owing to attacks on his roa-ls
diclmcnt charging him with tho crime placed in operation for some time. The I r**l,r,'»enlaltona to the government, aay worn their military uniforms. Gen
at home.
»nd Imlay. ait- r the state has _recit«-l Fillmore street extension was started ing that tho movement is not directed eral Kuroki wo attired in a clay-
Minnesota may form a league with
its case aud made prumise of proof, the yesterday, «o that every line in the city ngaiust them and that unices it is net colored uniform», with but one deco
BALLOON HIT BY LIGHTNING.
other state« to fight for state control
first chap.er of the sickening tale of reeoaalructe-1 «inee the fire was run tleil Inimmliately it will cause untold
ration, a me.Ui I i bravery presented
of railroads.
the < aid well crime will be retold.
ning, *•>
£25 cars being operated, and, in injury to French commerce.
Italian Army Captain Falls 700 F««t
by the •Mikado
1 he other members
The wearisome work of jury selec eluding students, «bout ficX) men wer«
The
naval
reserves
com|-rise
nearly
After a very cold and backward
tion ended quickly and unexpectedly employed on them,
Betora Gaze of Crowd.
the entire maritime ¡-opulation engage.) of the party were ablaze with deco-
•pnng, th« Eastern Htat-'s finally have
Travel, as heretofore, increased yes in »«'a faring life and nuuil-er II7, imk > ration, l.ul Kur il wore the really
warm weather.
Rome, June 4. A tragie incident M -nday morning.
The court room hushed to silence as terday, and the receipt« were larger men. of whom 25.000 are serving in the valuable emblem.
took
place
June
1
during
a
review
of
Longshoremen to the number of 15,
the 12 men rose in their place« and, than on any other day since the strike navy. In addition to practically all the
In the afternoon the general
00o returned to work on a compromise the troop» by King Victor Emanuel and facing the clerk's -leak ou the loft, began. The company is carrying more »«amen of the mercantile trade, most tribute to the memory of Abra
with the steamship companies.
Queen Helena, As a part of the maneuv raised th«ir right hands in solemn than 130,1100 passengers a day, and it is of the longshoremen belong to tho na I U-.-In in .ill itnprr si e way a way
that touched the hearts of the Ameri-
All linemen employed by the tele er» a military balloon was »ent up to a asseveration of their pledge to do exn«t l-elieved by the officials that this num val reserve.
The strike was declared by the ex cana who witnessed it/and a way that
,-honc company in San Francisco have height of 700 feel with Captain I'ilivelli justice by tho aceused. It was an lm l-«r will grow rapidly wbeu the hours of
prcasive sc«n« and there camo another service are extended.
* ‘ '/ will remember
ecutive committee of tho National Sea Chicagoans pmbzbly
»truck in sympathy with tho telephone
in the car. A storm which had boon two hours later, when after the mid
operator«.
men's t'nion because the government's as the --lie thing mole than any other
coming up burst suddenly am! the thou -lay recess Haywood listened to tho
new bill increasing pensions from w hie h gave an ins.ght into the brown«
Japane«« merchant« who «¡>eak both saml» of spectator» were horriflo.1 to o-e reading of the indictment against hlui FINES OIL COMPANY «1.023.000.
______ warrior's
________ _________
character.
♦4° *0 to 872.30 in the case of seameu little, grizzled
Hpnrnsh and English ar« steadily ex a flash of lightning «trike tho bag of self, Moyer, Pettibone and Simpkins.
Al 3 u clin k the party left the Audi
and
fr-ui
8150
to
42iH)
in
the
ease
of
tending their trad« in th« larger eiUes the balloon. There wa« an enormous
llnywood had come to the court room
torium Annex in two automobile«,
captains is regarded as inadequate.
of the wist const of South America.
burst of flames an-1 a terrific detona whitened somewhat in color from his Missouri Corporation Convictad of
carrying a wreath of white loses four
The
tie
up
-s
almost
complete
at
the
I i tion and tho collapsed* balloon with its
Violating Anti-trust Laws
illness of Halurday, but as the clerk
la the poorer districts of Chicago
Mediterranean, Atlantic and I'hanuel feel in diameter. All the way to Lin-
Austin, Toxas, June 3.- A jury ha* porta.
___
__________
______ left thoir - "!n I'aik the general was silent, as
veal, pork and mutton are entirely out dangling car fell to the earth, a mile walked in front of the jury box and
Ibe striker« generally
ing the indictment »> li'.tl-- found the Waters I'ierc« Oil i oiupany I aL,l|,a and the government commanded i( impressed with the importance o(
of the market and only the poorer cuts from the scene of the review.
Crowds of i-eople, afoot and in auto tide of blood came up along his neck r Mtal 1 K -o'.' of Vi--!»ti:.g the anti hl,,. t.-r(..-d.> l-ats and t.-rped.- I vat do the tribute lie wa» ab-mt to pay, and
of beef can lie reached by lbs eon-
mobiles and other conveyances, rushed -I and spread over his cheeks. His wife trust laws .-f Tex»», convicted it of hav |«troyer» to carry on the mail service .iwarc apparently--I whatever value H
eu mers.
in the direction where the balloon hail d and daughters sat at his aide during ing - ntered the stale by fraud, fined it with the colonies and with M.-diter ii. ^bt b-vi n .in international episode
The English government has prom fallen.
Captain I'ilivelli was found the brief afternoon session at which the 81,«23,900 »nd granted tho prayer of r.,r«n p„rt«.
¡’he French Trans At --I his trip to Aiiicrn i At Lincoln
ised relief for evicted Irish tenants, alive, but uuconscious. He was plaee-l iadielment was read, llnywood talked the state f«r ousbr proceeding.
lantie Steamship Company announced I'aik, President I ran, is I. Simmons,
and also education, in return for the re in an automobile an-1 rushed to a ho«- with them and his'counsel after the
d. f.-i.s.. has til.-d a mot>..n for » tu.lav that neither I.a l'r- x - n. - nor 1.» ol tlir I'li), Board, met th« party, and
jection of the Irish bill by the Nation pital, where he died without regaining statement was read and then, as be rose
ar« trial and the case will be taken to h),wo|!,e will bo able to anil for New at the base of the great St Gaudcns
alist convention at Dublin.
eonseioustu-M.
to return to bis cell, smiled a friendly the I . l.-ral courts.
I he state filed ■ I York tomorrow, both crews having bronze «tatué brief «pecche« wer«
King Victor Einnnuel ami the mili greeting al a friend sitting In-ar th« r -till..I, with District Judge Brooks f-.r .|mo<|l>llr,| tllrlr
Similar coadi made
Delegates of the French sailors have
The grncr.il, head uncovered and
t l"» *PI »*••» of a receiver, niao nnhjOM ,„,.,.„,1
Bordeaux.
advised them to return to work, pend tary authorities went to the hoepital end of the bench.
injunction
to
from
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.
. .... the company r...
Offieiale of tho French line have re in full uniform, pretented a great
ing a promised settlement of their de after tho review to inquire concerning
he Stood
->t."-d bareheaded
bare_________
be-
moving any of its pro|*erty from the quested the government to land them . oiltr --t a« lie
rnamls. In spite of this, however, 3,000 the injured man.
DINAN IS INDICTED.
state, rhe Judge granted a temporary I crnwt from the state naval clapota, but fore the tall statue <4 the great tniin-
strikers at Havre have > voted to con
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i,.n
aril
vneaku.
.
1
’ , —l
injunction
and set the ».<^Hl
tinue the strike.
recoiverahip I aa reply ha« yet been received. Le cipator, and the sight was one long
HAS TITIANS "t)T JEROME
Accusad of Trying to Bubvart Law by hearing for June 8.
I
gaily
all
the
eempanic«
are
in
a
po to be remembered A vast crowd
The Dutch government has forbidden
Tl>e trial has consumed three week»l,t|jo0
Baaing Prospective Jurors.
ro<irce the men, a«, being had assembled, and General Kuroki,
a mooting of anarchists at Rotterdam. St. Louis Man Got Priceless Old
.tided by s.-me <4 Ins officers, raised
Han Francinco, June 4.—The grand in the District Court here and it« con |m(,niber« of tho naval reserve, the the wr- ith and ¡li ned it revenently
Painting for Mer« Pittanc«.
elusion is merely the beginning
Chicago consumers are forced to pay
- of a .crews are subject to heavy penalties
jury late last evening file! with Dis long legal battle. / ‘ "
an advance of 2 cents a pound in the
V '¿1*
. i*,
insubordination, but it is regardci on the fed of the statue Then salu
St. Louis, June 4. — Ed war-1 Sells, of triet Attorney Langdon a forma) coin
price ef beef.
*"
" ' to
’ " a» more likely that they will try to tations were ex hanged all around,
St. Louis, believes he has identified a plaint against < hiei of Folk« Jeremiah proeoc-hngs the defense attempted
and the visitors departed, cheered by
secure a change of venue, but not sue
Richard Croker, ex boss of New York, painting ho purchased a year ago for F, Dinan, charging him with wilful an-l «ceding in that, vainly sought to se effect a «ompromise.
the crowd.
I
om
than
8I0U
as
tho
famous
“
St.
At
Marsoill.w
the
sailors
an-l
long
.-orrupt misconduct in office in that he cure a judgment by default in order »ol.horemTn «truck
is active in Ireland, and it is said he
Another incident was a call mad«
Jerome
“
painted
by
Titian
about
1531.
.....
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.....
j
nlmost
to
a
man,
a
ml
subverted the law in endeavoring to
wants to enter Parliament.
tiponthegencr.il early in the morning
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to the Federal
No trace of the painting has been ha-l secure tho acquittal of a defendant hasten their course
all tho fishermen drew up their nets. by a few baseball enthusiasts. Gen
Mobs stoned the house of a Catholic since about lti29. Sella purchased the without the kuowlvdgo of the District courts.
The strike is a« complete nt Havre,
The basis of the controversy is the hut up to this evening tho men had eral Kuroki, holding a ball in on«
priest in Cleveland for expressing sea picture from Allison K. Stewart, a Ht. Attorney. The defeudant in the ease
han<l .mil a bat in the other, eulogised
----- >giM<
tinients disph-aaiug to them.
provision
of
the
anti
trust
laws
of
1499
I-ouis mining engineer, to whom it was »«a Mayor Rebuilt« and the inveitiga
not «truck at RreaL At
-
—
Toulon the the American game, i and »aid he
1903.
«trike i« complete; at Dunkirk and would bixim it in Japan i
Rome is celebrating the granting of given in 1900 by a pa-Ire in the moun tion by the grand Jury grow out of the- aud
He intends
Nantes the men are going out, and at to s-e the game
the constitution, th« birthday of Pope tains of Honduras after Stewart ha-l accusation of Assistant District Attor
aine between the world's
world'«
given him a liberal offering of silver.
Rou«n
the
longshoremen
have
aban
Pius X and the death of Garibaldi.
ney Fran.-ie J. Heney that Dinan had
HAYWOOD IS ILL.
- hainpion White Stocking« and th«
The ¡Hunting itself shows it is very attempted to tamper with the tales
doned thoir work.
Detroit» here Saturday.
A Texas passenger tram was derailed, old. The canvas is hand made and fille-t
Tho mon are well behaved, and as
men drawn for the Jury which is to try
either by wreckers or a broken rail, with red clay, after tho customs of the
Many Wild Rumors Regarding Cause an instance of the sentiment« back of
the Mayor ou a charge of extortion.
and one man killed and several fatally Renaissance period. Ht. Louis artists
of Sudden Collapse.
RIOTS IN IRELAND.
the strike there is tho fact that bar
Dinan was accused by Mr. lleney of
Injured.
«ay the painting bears several defects having detailcl some of hi« officer« to
Boise. Idaho, June 3. William D bor watches have txecn provided by the
The crews of incoming vessels are ¡leeuiiar tu Titian's work. They esti interview prospective i jurors in the in Haywood was «eised with a sudden ill strikers for all »hips in port.
Peasants Reb«l Against Lasting of
joining the strikers as soon as they en mate the value of tho painting, if it is terest of Helmuts. ' The chief prncti seen early Haturday morning an-l was
Farm« for Grating.
ter French porta Even river steamers the Titian “Ht. Jerome,” to be about rally admitted having detailed men to unable to ap|w<ar in court. His trial on
FIRST RIFT IN CLOUDS.
• 100,000.
are tied up.
shn-low some of the men on the venire, the charge that he murdered ex Gov
Dublin, May 31. The latrst phase
but declare! that he did so berause he ern<ir Hteunenberg wan adjourned until
of the land agitation in the congested
British delegates to The Hague peace
Put Ties On S. P. Track
wanted to nee that no improper person Mon-lay. Haywood responded quickly Strike of 10,000 Ironworker« In San districts ->( Ireland is taking the form
conference will not make the first move
Han Joee, Cal., June 4__ An attempt got on the jury.
of a crusade ag iin«t the holders of
to treatment nn-l by 9:30, when Judge
Francisco I» Battled,
for disarmament, for fear of diapleas
grazing farms on the II months'
tu wreck the early morning train be
Woo-I ordered n recess of court until
ing the Kaiser,
H«n
Francisco,
June
!.
—
The
first
lease sy«tcm, and is developing with
1 30, It was believe.I that the prisoner
STRIKE CALLED OFF.
rift in the cloud of strikes and unset great rapidity. Kings County and
Portland was seized with a gambling tween this city and Han Francisco was
would l>e able to attend an afternoon
tied labor conditions which has over- North Tipperary are the centers of
mania and fully 930,000 was wagered thwarted yesterday by the fortunate
•»«■ion
He di<! attempt to dress, but
on the mayoralty contest in the earn discovery, shortly before 5 o’clock, of a Delegates of French Seamen Advise tho effort made him dlixy an-1 ill, an-l shadowed Han Francisco for many rioting
In bygone days these coun-
paign just eloaed.
large pile of ties on the Southern Pa
Men to Return to Work.
he returned to bed. His counsel in weeks occurred today, when the strike tries saw many evictions, and today the
of 10,000 ironworkers was amicably peasants are determined that the land
Howard Elliott, the deposed preei rifle track, at a point near Banta
Paris, June 4 The extended strike formed the court thst he would surely nettled. The men went out severa!
dent of the Northern Paeiflc, io about Clara. Also a rail had been loosened, of the seamen has virtualaly come to be side to l>e present Monday and an week« ago to enforce a demand for an shall be rc-listributed to small hold
to be reinstated by powerful friends in and had not the discovery been made an end, with the capitulation of the adjournment was taken until il o'clock eight hour workday and an increase In er«
Rrp.-rt« ire received daily of ths
just in time, a frightful
_
wreck almost strikers, who are e«|-ectcd to resume today.
opposition to Hill.
wage«. This resulted in closing the gathering of large ban-!» of peasant«,
certainly would have resulted, Officers work at the home and colonial points
Eva Booth, commander of the Hal
Union Iron Works, the Fulton Iron who destroy gates and fence« and
l-usy in an attempt to run down the immediately. Captain taper«, one of RESTORED TO PUBLIC DOMAIN
vatioa Army, was greeted in Berkeley, are bite;
Work« and all the foundries, machine clear the graz-ng ranches of cattl«.
cruni inal
_
and two arrests have been the strikers* delegate«, conveyed the
Cal., by an audience of 8,090, and thou
«hope and iron works, not only in Han which they drive back over mile« of
made, the men in custody being tramp«. information to Minister of Marine
sands more were turned away,
Yakima Land Not Needed for Irriga Francisco, but in all the bay eitiee.
country to the farm of the owner«.
Thornton at a late hour last night. He
The settlement was brought about In two cases men who had leased
tion Project.
The board of manager« of govern
Goldfield Men Organila.
informed M. Thomson that the strike
by
the
active
work
of
a
conciliation
ranches were compelled to abandon
ment homes for old soldier« la «nani
Washington, Jun« 4. Investigation committee composed of delegates from their homes because of intimidation.
Goldfield, Nev., June 4.—The busi committee assembled in Paris had tele
mously in favor of the reetoration of ne«» men and unneuwners of Goldfirld, graphed the following menage to all and survey« under the Yakima irriga
the commercial organizations, the fed There have been »eri- us conflict» be
the army canteen in theee homes.
tion
project,
Washington,
having erated churches, Civil League and tween the police anil peasants, and
to the number of ISO mm, have per porte;
been
in
confer
reached
a
point
where
the
following
de
“
The
delegates
have
Grand Master Morrissey, of the fecte-1 a permanent organisation, to be
peace committee of the tabor Council. many persons on both sides hav«
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, says known as the In-lustrial Association of enee with the Minister of Marine and scribed lands, withdrawn from entry The men return to work upon the been
injured. There
have
been
there is too much business for the ea Nevada, The purpose of the organiu- the naval committee of the Chamber Reptember 12, UK'S, is not believed to same conditions of hours and wages as numerous prosecutions, but the sym
paeitcr of the railroads, too much harry tion is to inaur« the industrial peace of of Deputies. The Minister has aban be essential to the development of ths prevailed when they struck, and which pathy with the peasants is so strong
In operating and not enough men to -io the state and its various camps. An doned the prosecution of deserter«, an.I project, the Hceretary of the Interior shall remain In effect for 14 months.
that in one '4 two instances even the
the work properly and keep the roads executive committee with wide powers he has requested the navigation com has restored them to th« public domain:
The committee from the Metal magistrates have declined to concur
F i T H N . R S3 E . all sections **
19 Trades Association, representing the in the conviction of the disturbers of
wan elected, The committee will sleet panics to reinstate all the officer« and
in order.
an executive, who will be given a lib men. The member« of the naval com to 3«, inclusive; T. 9 N„ R. 33 E., ■n
Rtreetear« la Han Francisco ar« now eral salary, and devote his entire time mitt«« assure.) th« delegate» that M section» 19 to M, inclusive; T. 9 N., K employers, conceded that commencing the peace, one magistrate even going
December I, 19*'*, there shall be a re so far as to declare himself ready to
running almost full time.
to the affairs <>f the association. The Thomson’s proposition in the matter of 25 E , all sections 1 to 12, Inclusive.
duction of lfl minutes in the workday go to prison with the defendant.
This land will not become subject to every six months until an eight hour
Floo-is and high tide« ar« eausiag Goldfield branch is the nucleus and all ¡tensions would be improved. The dele
great damage in Ixmisiaaa.
the rnm|*s of the state will form >UI gates, therefore, immediately proposed settlement, however, until 30 days after -lay ' is reached Juno I, 1910, which
Overthrow th« Government.
such -late as the Secretary of the In shall be in effect thereafter.
iliarira.
that the »trike eease.”
Hearst and Pulitzer are both after
terior may prescribe by publication.
Canton, China, May 31.—The revo
the franchise of the dsfunct Chieago
lutionists in the neighborhood of
Sultan's Troops Mutiny.
Chinese Rebels Active.
Boy Shows Great Nerve.
Chroniel«.
Will Invade Salvador.
Tangier. June 4. A serious mutiny
London, June 4. Recording to a ape
Vienna, June 1. A 14 year old boy Sw-.itow recently captured the entire
It is sal-! that the Nt. Peni Pioneer of the Hultan's troops at ( ass Blanca eial dispatch from Hhanghai, the revolu
Guatemala City, June 3_ The gov- here has astonished the prominent our family of a Chinese brigadier-general
and compelled thrni all to drown
Press has passed out of the eoatrel of has broken out. Th« trouble arose over tionist« in the districts surrounding
ernment
declares that General Salvador geon, Baron von Eisleberg, by tho re themselves in a well Thirteen hun
the non payment of the men. The muti
J. J. Hill.
Hwatow
and
Amoy
are
murdering
the
Toledo, the Guatemalan revolutionist, markable grit be displayed in under dred troops have been dispatched
nears attempted to secure good« lying
Nebraska has adopted the referen in the Customhouse, but the authorities officials, burning official buildings and who is al-out to undertake an active going an operation. The boy's arm from Canton to Swatow, and another
dum law and the courts declare it per- succeeded in preventing this by paying occupying towns and village«.
The campaign against President Cabrera, is had to l»e amputated. He refused to detachment has gone there from Shin-
fectly valid.
the men half of the amount due them. Taotai
_______ of ______
snatch adds, is the author of the recent attempt upon taken an anesthetic because be wanted shing A Swatow dispatch say« that
Hwatow, the dial
a proclamation issued by the Svatvan
_ ;____________
‘
iffere-l by the
only
reporting loss--«
suf
Th« French cruiser Cksaxy, which
the president, as well as the instigator to watch the operation. The boy did Revolutionary Society declare« that
Snow
Fall«
In
Naw
York.
revolutionists,
IR,
V.u
,,VU.«W,
fearing
that
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the
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.
news
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.
..
of
not wince and made no »>un<l through
went ashore on the Ha-l-ll« Islands May
New York, Juno 4. Know fell in New their depredations would lead to foreign of the awinssination of ex President out. but watched th« surgeon's work uprising is not directed against for
20, is • total Io««.
eigner« or ordinary Chinee subject«,
Barillas,
in
Mexico
City.
Hi«
motive
interference.
The
dispatch
also
adds
York Run-lay. Th« flake« did not fnll
with keen attention. He said after
Another company has bee« iaeorp« all the w«y to the pavement«, but, com that the market is overstocked with was jealousy. General Toledo I« now ward that the sight was well worth the but against the government.
rated to build a railroad from Port ing from a colder temjw-rature, they American piece goods and that 10,000 making preparations with President Ze pain. Dr Von Eisleberg recognised
Will Not Pay Damog««.
land to ML II«od.
swirled about the tone of the skyaerap pieces are being reahipped to New York. laya. of Nicaragua, for an organized in bis pluck by giving him a watch.
Loa Angelas, Cal. May 31.—It ia
ere, and l-efore diaaolving added a mid
vasion of Salvador and Guatemala.
The Americas Meat Packers’ Asso winter touah to the most remarkable
announerd from official sources that
Troops H«ld Ready,
Whois Family Drowned
elation will hereafter buy all livestock Jone that New Yorkers have kaown.
the Southern Pacific Railroad will de
Marseilles,
June
4.
The
steamer
Pr«t«nd«r
Wine
Victory.
Dallas.
Tex.,
June
1.
-An
entire
fam
subject to poet mortem government in
cline to pay any damages for injury
tsly,
having
on
board
a
crew
of
blue
Oran,
Algeria,
June
2.
—
Advice«
re
ily
of
six
negroes
was
drowned
near
spection.
American Born In Foreign Land
•ts, was unabl«_to
unable to leave port * “
Sun reived hex» from Morocco say that the Honey Grove last night as a result to nas’engers in the Glendale wreck
jackets,
The fact that the accident
beeaune the officer» of the veeerl troops of the pretender to the throne of the sudden rise of a creek. The rail May ai
Two English lieutenant« who mode
Rome, June 4.—Mrs. Grineom, wife of
a ballons voysgw rece s tl y have be«« Lloyd C. Griaeom, the Americas Am refused to navigate her. All the troop« surrounded and annihilated the Rul roads In Northern Texas are badly was caused supposedly by wrecker« ia
gives up for lost. Tho balloon was bassador to Italy, gav« birth to a w»n are eonflned to barrack« in readines« tan’s uncle, and two Kaida were killed crippled as a result of the recent given as the reason Upwards of 80
l-i« -rngrrs were injured, some of
to suppreae disturbances.
picked up at ««a.
on Jun« 2.
and 300 women were captured.
•torms.
them seriously.
In a ûnuteosed Fora far Our
4
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4
Haywood Jury Is Completed an
Oath Idmlolstered.
French Merchant Fleet Tied Up
by Labor Troubles.
INDICTMENT READ TO PRISONER
DEMAND INCREASE IN PENSIONS
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