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NEWS OF THE WEEK
IN RUbBlAN PRISON.
OKEf.ON,
PLOT DF AülTATORS
.11 \ t
1907
NO. 51.
8TORM3WORK HAVOC.
GRA'NGROWERS COMBINE
HARRIMAN GETS OFF
American Cil i»n Wore Red Necktie
Thirt» or More K-lled—Houses Total­
Farmers Will Hold Their Products
In Russian City.
ly Demolished by Toroado.
Until Proper Price Is Paid.
Riga. Russia. June IL—Two cases
Chicago, Juno 10.—Twenty-nine
Omaha. Nob. June 7. Tho 300
of great Interest to Americans were
known dead and 40 iwr.wict Injured
dolegatox called Into convention by
constitute the list of caannlltled re-
heard at a special session of the Rus
the Amerh-in Boelety of Equity yeo-
suiting
from
storms
of
tornado
se
­
elan Supreme Court, sitting h-fe
verity which swept over Southern II-
tirdai practically completed the or-
Ono was the case of Theodore Smith
lluola and Indiana and Central Ken­
canlxatlon of the most formidable
of Astoria. Oregon, who was arrest­
tucky last week
These storms came
omblne ever attempted for tho pur­
In the shape of cloudbursts, high
ed because be had on a red necktie
pose of controlling the prlceo of
winds
and
electrical
disturbances
and was charged with being In sym-
The property damage will reach many
grain, to be known aa the Qraln-
pathy with the rebels tn the Baltic
thousands of dollars
Houses were
growers* Department of tho Ameri­
provinces
The other waa the caae
swept away, bridges demolished and
can Society of Equity.
A Rsaums of the Lass Important but of Augu«’ Hibbul, an Esthonlaa farm
of scree of growing crops
Takahashi Has Gone to Japsn to thousands
Conference on Othtr Trusts—Pross-
it adopted a constitution and sot
destroyed
Not Less Interesting Events
er. who had been arrested for read
■f ly la»» which plainly Indlowted
Arouse the Pubt-c Against
Gradyvlile, Ky., was the worst suf­
ention of Others Left to Die-
Ing a translation of tho American
of the Past Week.
ferer.
A .iuuduurst deluged that
its objects
They state lu so many
Unitsd Stets«.
erstlon ef Bonsparte.
Declaration of Independence to a
"Village of 17S people shortly after
words that the purpose of the organ­
midnight
and
2)
persons
were
meeting of peasants.
isation la to control distribution and
drowned.
The city council of Aberdeen re­
Hojh mon had been condemned to
name a minimum price at which Ito
At New Minden. Ill . a tornado this
Washington. June 11
Thousands
fuses to accept a 115.000 gift from
Washington,
II
May
R
That
E
death, but Influential friends had ob­
Carnegie.
of dollars are being raised by the morning killed five persona and In­ liarrltuati. th« rill roa d magnate. I» members may dispose of their farm
tained for them a now trial
After
jured half a dosen others.
grain products, which are onumer-
Japan«»** of the Pacific Coast to carry
Government crop reports show a
At York. Ill. on the Wabash river, Immune from criminal prosecution
d«*rease In the acreage of spring hearing the evidence produced, the out the compact they have entered three persons wer« k!ll«d and SO In as th** result of bls testimony before <t*-l I- being anything from wheat
i court sentenced Smith to prts«*n for
wheat thl« rear of 7 pee -'«nt.
Int
with the Progr**aslve party of Jured by a tornado which descended | ihe Interstate Commerce Com mis- to broomcorn.
10 months and Hibbul for IM months
Ihe matter of finances has not
Heney baa closed hla prosecution
Japan for the overthrow of the Sal­ upon the town last night
slop In New York recently; that ths
At Duquoln. III, many house» I [question
against Schmits, having brought out Both men were defended by Vladi­ on)! ministry, the annulment of the
been overlooked, and the organlxa-
of
the
prosecution,
of
bltu-
were blown -I"»around the out
plenty of evidence to secure convic­ mir Chvolsen. an eminent criminal
lawyer. He is trying now to have exclusion clause In the Immigration skirts of th» town and four persona | tuluous coal-carr> Ing railroads for Hon makes a pledge to lia members
tion.
| discriminating against Independent
:
tm-iK-y In
Smith, a naturalised cltlon of ths bill and the guarantee of the natural­ were Injured
[operators should be left In the hand*
A sister-in-law ot the Duke ot t’nlted States udmltted to ball, as he
any
reasonable
sum.
whlrh
may be
isation
rights
of
the
Japanese
resid
­
[of the Attorney-General, and that
Westminster ts traveling as a gypsy will carry the case to the Russian
York. II). June 10
Three
per-
*
ur*.|
by
their
holdings
of
grain
In search of material fur writing a Senate
Hibbul said to your corres­ ing In this country The«» additional sons are dead and eight fatally In­ [prosecution of the anthracite coal
while
it
remains
In
a
granary
or
ele­
|
roads
for
maintaining
n
trust
will
book.
factors
In
the
International
plot
were
pondent:
jured us a result of a tornado which
"1 beg you to exprrss my most vouched for In semi-official rlrcle» practically wiped out this town last [begin In Philadelphia, probably next vator.
The mayors and city councils of
It was announced to the meeting
The lose to property la estl- [week, were conclusions reached al a
many towns in Franc«- are r*wlgnltig heartfelt aenlltnenla to the American leal night. The enormous fund night
[notable conference held at the White
and joining the strike against Im­ {»»Opll«, whose glorious declaration ot which Is being collected will I m * used mated at Si SO.000.
that over 600 banks had pledged
|
House
laut
night.
Indvpct
.ndependence will be read now In the
The storm broke while moat of th*<
pute wines.
th* in .. |v. , t.> ni.-ki- luatia to tho
Russian prisons
It has caused me to arouse a feeling In the Japan*-»» people were at supper
Entire fam- i The Harriman case and the canon
The Water-Plerce Oil Company of hard suffering, but I am glad I read empire antagonistic to the American Illes were burled In ruina of bona«-» [of the coal-carrying roada were dla- members of tho association when on-
Texas, goes Into the hands of a re­ It
I have not been nuy »ay a rebel
The storm lasted Iona than four mln- | cussed for three hours by Presldent dorkiments were made by properly
[Roosevelt, five members of the Cab­
ceiver ns a result ot a Jury verdict or a terrorist and know only my government.
utee.
'*** 11 dlted officials.
l b** convention
Notwithstanding the awet-ping de-
against them.
farm work. I am a farmer, Just as
The Methodist Episcopal church inet. two members of the Interstate mad*' Itself fell In th« matter of pol-
Commerce
Commission
and
special
nial
of
the
existence
of
the
alliance
the
Americana
who
wrote
and
read
was demolished and the proprietor of
Howard Gould can't go on hie
■'ouncll for the government
ill«* during th« day, when Charles
usual vacation ubroad this year
lie this great manifesto of freedom were between the Japan*-»» of the Pacific a saloon across the street was hurled
Following the general conference, A. Walsh, of Ottumwa, la . a former
will ati*v In New York to fight bla farmers.
Coast and the Progressives, the anti- through his door Into a thick hedge Attorney-General
Bonaparte
re- secretary of th*- Democratic National
"On the anniversary of th« declar­
SO fret away.
«rite's divorce suit.
ation of American Independence I administration party of Japan, given
Many horses and cattle were blown nialned with the President to dis­ Committee and at this time au or­
It is
Relatives of Edward Ward Van­ try Io express with my fellow-suffer­ out by Char!»» Takahashi, of Seattle, away, and the careaMea apparently cuss th« harvester trust
League
thought not unlikely thnt the ques­ ganiser of Independence
derbilt ar« trying to annul hla mar ers here our respect for this great the Associated Prows secured the text f 11 > i>: <,
.
tion of prosecution of that organisa­ Clubs for Hearst, waa given plainly
ring» to a Spiritualist, claiming the historical day
We will tear up our of certain reports which he forward-
woman Influenced him.
shirts and paint th« pieces with th*' cd to M Yaniaoka In Seattle and the
Ixiuisvlllc, Ky., June 10
Twenty- tion will I m * left In the Attorney- Io understand that hla presence In
Japanese
Society
of
Seattle
stars
and
stripes
and
so
make
little
one
persona
were
killed,
the
village General's hands
The elate assembly of New York
The roads Involveal Include the the capacity of un organiser was not
In
one
of
th«
reports,
which,
It
wan
American
flags,
which
we
will
wave
devastated
and
several
thousand
has pase- -t over the veto of the mayor
Delaware. Huaquehana A Schuylkill, required.
authoritatively
stated,
was
afterward
out
of
the
prison
windows."
ar
res
of
crops
ruin«!
l>y
a
cloudburst
of New York a bill for a recount In
Mi Walxh dropped Into the city
It Is possible that both m* n will read by M Takahashi at a secret the’ descended on Gradyvlile, Ky . the Philadelphia A Reading, the Le­ ruenday, and It Was »luted that be
the 1905 mayoralty election.
high
Valley,
the
Delaware
A
Hud
mass
meeting
ef
Japan«*«'
In
Seattle
be exiled to Siberia, although neither
and vicinity Inst night
All the dead
son. the New York, Susquehana A would endeavor to get hla props-
Prominent Japanese In America really committed any political of­ on the evening of May 24. he quoted were residents of Gradyvlile
ganda before th« convention
This
4*-ny the whole story of war plots fense, for the w-tiring of a red neck­ Ambassador Aokl's statement In re­
The disaster was due to Illg Creek Western, the liolaware, Igsckawanna Idea waa quietly but promptly sat
(ainst America and say the Japan- tie and ill« teaulug ui iue American gard to the ieiaih-n» e«-iw.*«-u i«e ordinarily a small stream, which 6 Western, tho Central Railroad «»I -town
on
Many of the Relegati-a did
• • M t-Ma rwintry are not trying to declaration of Independence la no­ I'nlted States snd Japan growing mt' was swollen by recent rains
When New Jersey, and the Erie Tho Penn­ not know of hts presence at the con­
sylvania
and
one
or
two
other«
may
lithrow the SalonJI miniftr/.
where In the world listed among the of th*» recent disturbance» In Han the cloudburst occurred the creek
vention until after ho had left tho
Franehico snd the a-lopllon by the took a new course with the Impetus become Involved as th« Milt pro- city yesterday afternoon.
*iron Kuroki Is on hla way home statutory crimes
gre**»««.
bui
at
this
time
no
forma)
tn spite of the strongest protests congress of the I'nlted States nf th«* of a tidal wave
With *nch committee report came
gi<pan. Before leaving he said h
The Inhabitants of Gradyvlile near [complaint will be filed against them. i revelation.
When th« finance
B much nleaaed with his visit In In the Douma against the cruelties Immigration law excluding coolie
Those who participated In th** con
^•rlca pad has the best of feelings committed by th« Russian prison labor from Contlnen'nl I’nlted Htat«» ly all were abed when the wMefl ference were: Th** Preaident, Secre­ oniiiiltlc* - r-'porlcd It waa to the ot-
I
.-k
-h.i
-hl
,
r-
.-.r*
tn
p.u
!
I-
struck the place, carrying away »1«
and police officials on the political
(-■• t that all convention expenses had
ii-.- American p*-.ple
prisoners, they are dally torturing lows:
large residences, a mill and a num­ tary of Stat» Root. Secretary of War been arriing*-d for and that a good
[hlle pursuing two horsethlevc;* the prisoners In a most brutal way
"My object tn discussing th« Jap- ber of smaller houses Nearly all the Taft, Secretary of th*- Treasury Cor fund was In sight for th« field work
’ning Officers shot and killed on.'
anes«- Immigration limitation law victims were drowned, but four w«-re telyou. Secretary of th** Interior Gar­ which la to lo gin nt one*- Chairman
V Ì letn. who Is now believed to be Mr. Smith said:
crushed by the collapse of dwellings field. Attorney-General Bonaparte. I *nnl«y of that committee and three
"I have been beaten four times be­ with Amtuixsador Ankl was'
Interstate Commerce Commissioners other iiii'inbers, an bankers, were
>f the men who held up a train cause I refused to eat the nauseous
"First - The nullification of the
ontana recently and killed th«- prison food My brother provided me pre».-nt Immigration limitation In w.
Nashville. III. June 10
A tor­ Knapp and luirie, and Frank B. Kel­ unanimous In a sttsement that 635
"Second Opposing the would b«* nado swept over New Minden, seven logg, ot Minnesota, special couum -I banka over the country were ready
with better food, which was brought
Immigration law (pro|M>»< <!
new miles north of thia rlty, at 6 o'clock for th** government The conference to furnixh all th« money necoaaary
wnch strikers are returning to m« from outside the prison."
treaty
5
said
to
be
contemplated
by this morning, killing five persons and began shortly after 9 o'clock. Sec to carry out the objects of tbe «aso­
rery slowly and reluctantly
Japan and the I'nlted States
injuring several
A number of retary I m »«!* wax prexent. Th*- con­ cial P-n
>ent revolt in China Is be
ference adjourned a few minutes be­
DtSTROYS THE TRUTH.
third
v -tul- •■r.c.' In th» Jap houses were demolished
The plan la to make low rate loans
'have been organised In
-meet* naturalisation rights In tho
to Lii-inrx i.ti their grain niter It la
Tho storm struck the northern fore midnight.
threshed and hold It In society gran-
rxirtlnn of tho town and most of tho
British War Office Suppresses Honest I'nlted States "
ri.x and «levators until the price
To th«»e discussions Ambassador houses destroyed were cottages
In
A terrorist bomb thrown at I-odx.
BUILDING MOTOR CARS.
History of Boor War.
demanded Is available. The plan
Aokl said
the town the German Lutheran
Russia, killed two detectives and
>lxo
contemplates
a
European
London, June 11. England la not
"Japan has ample grounds to op­ church was badly damag*-*!. the roof
wounded five others.
to know the real truth about the pose the Immigration« limitation law, being blown off.
The church bell Union Pacific Will E*|u p Branch Linst -geiicy for shipping grain direct to
The assassin who killed ex-Presl- Boer War. To save the reputations but. If we go to extreme», I fear war waa hurled through the large pipe
Rapidly As Poss-bl«.
Euro|H-an markets.
dent Bar Ilins, of Mexico, says bls of certain well-known generals and Regarding this Japanese limitation organ below, badly damaging It. (Tn
A committee on crop Intelligence
Omaha. June *
The Union Pari
cousin hounded him to It.
officials, the war office has had Col­ law. the Japanese government abso­ the north side of the church the par­ flc Is putting the finishing touches reported a plan whereby all Informa­
....... will
__ _ b< tion Is to be withheld until It Is
Three men msde a balloon voyage onel Henderson's unfinished "history lutely disagrees with the L'nltud ochial school was demolished These |on > 10 new motor cars which
They -'ailed for by th” association statis­
from Washington. D. C.. to Harris­ of the Boer War" destroyed. It was States and will ask th« naturalisa­ building« were practically th- only | put ’lnto servlce sbout'Juiy i I
They
A partial crop report waa
written as the official history by the tion rights for th** Japanese people, oeea In tho village proper that were|ari,
burg, Pa.. 200 mllea. In SH hours.
p,, pU( un branches and will tician
made to the convention, In which It
greatest English writer on military which the t’nlted Stat»» government damaged
|
replace
accommodation
trains
At
The government will soon begin subjects since Napier, but Its author
will have eventually Io grant.
At
least two will be sent to Halt l^ike was atated thnt wheat In Oklahoma,
salt to force Harrlmsn to tell what died before completing It.
present
the
re-«
l«*ctlon
of
a
pr«-»|d«nt
HARRIMAN WILL ESCAPE.
and two will probably go to the Kansas. Nebraska, Minnesota and
he knows concerning the Alton stock
the Dakotas would average below 70
After Colonel Henderson's death Is nearing. America so far hesitating
Coast.
deui
per cent of last year's crop.
the war office examined hla work and at thia time to bring up th**«e qnes-l Wall Street Man Rely on Statute ol
These cars are of full length, have
An earthquake In China Is r< port found tbnt It was much too out­ Hons, which are unpopular In Amer­
a side door and are of steel construc­
Limitations.
BALLOONIST S CLOSE CALL
ed to hsve killed 4,000 people snd spoken about the blunders and graft ican politics."
tion. They will seat about 125 poo
left thousands more destitute and that distinguished the campaign. It
New York, June 10
The decision |p|» and have a maximum speed of
atirvlng.
has therefore entirely suppressed hla
of the Federal authorities not to In- |about 55 miles.
Lyman B«srhy, Writ Keown st the
KUROKI SAYS NO WAR
stltnte criminal proceedings against | The succees of the motor cars has
It Is said the Staadard Oil Com­ work, and order the compilation of
Lewis and Clark E »position
an
entirely
new
history
by
a
staff
of
E H Harriman tn connection with [already
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been greater than dreamed
pany 1s so busy fighting tho courts
R<d culoue to Think of Any Serious th*- railroad operations was the prln [of by the promoters, and machinery
officers
under
the
direction
of
Gen
­
Boston.
Juno 7
The breaking
and legislatures that It baa ao lime
eral Sir Frederick Maurice, who la
Trouble Over Small Matte*.
clpal subject of discussion on Will and additional sh»pro*>m ar*< be down of hla motor, which allowed
now tor polltlca.
perhaps the only military writer who
Mr Harriman spent the day |nK arrang'd by tho Union Pacific the airship ho waa navigating to be
Seattle, Wash. June 11.- General Street
Japaaeee residents of Toblo de could adequately fill Colonel Hen­
at his country home, and his aaao- whereby 10 cars a month may b<
Baron
Kuroki,
who
represented
the
blown aenward. almost resulted In
mand that their government take ac­ derson's place. But the new official
rial**» would not discuss the matter turned out
I
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tion regarding the diplomatic rela­ history will deal gently with the rep­ Japanese Emperor at the J a meet own for publication.
the death of Lincoln Beerhcy off Ils-
tion with China and the United utations of the distinguished mud- Exposition, declared here shortly be­
v-r- 11* Ii >*•»’■ r I v It..-hey mads
Interest« friendly to Mr Hsrrlmon
Miners W-n Eight Hou*-s.
fore
sailing
on
the
Kaka
Maru
for
States.
diem.
a belief that tb« government
De*dwood, 8 D. June fl
Th
a seven-mil» Journey from Rovers
home, that no danger of war exists awert
will abandon its mim against th«« ao- I ti
.
.
John W. Gates who has 'ust re
between America and Japnn.
On tho return
called Harriman line« Tho Idea that |
of miners which has practical ll*-*ch to Boston
Lays Comer Stone
turned to New York from th« South
"The friendship that has existed
jolirney the motor became disabled
went, says the damage to wheat does
Washington, Juno 11
President for JO years cannot bo broken by Mr Harriman would tie criminally | ly tied tip buslncxs In the Black Hill»
not exceed & per cent. Cutton Is dam­ Roosevelt, as a meml-er of the blue such an Incident ns that nt Ran Fran­ prosecuted was never very seriously for more than five months was set- »hen tho aeronaut was a mile off
"»tertslned In flnsnclsl circles
Mr tlM |aBi night at a meeting of the shore, over Boston harbor, and the
aged somewhat more, on account of
l<Hlg*> of masons, made an address at cisco." he said "There will be no war Harriman a friends say that there I „
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......................
_ . airship was carried some dlatnnea
beaty rains.
between
Japan
and
America
In
my
has
been
no
basis
for
such
action
^*'rrjr 1 '*“** Miners I nlon. This seaward.
the laying of the cornerstone of th«
lifetime
or
In
your
lifetime.
There
The name of th« baby Prlnca of Masonic Temple which Is to be erect­
and that most of the alleged lll-'gnl | »’rtke was called on January 1. on
Beechoy managed partially tn re­
Spain has been entered on the roll 'd at Thirteenth street and New may be momentary flurries and some ■*cts Imputed to him are barred bvjtbe refusal of the mine operators to pair hl. engine so aa to get back to
excitement
engendered,
but
nothing
of a regiment, and he wears the York avenue. The gavel and trowel
the statute of limitations. The stock «rant th» eight-hour day. Th» prop the vicinity of Revere B*-nch
When
number of It In gold pinned on hts used were the aame as those used by serious will come of It. The senti­ market's respon»«* to the news was a [osltlon that the eight-hour day b* *.-v. rnl hnndr-d feet off shore, the
ment
of
friendship
between
the
two
bib. A rooui la the barracks Is re­ President Washington In laying the
substantial rise In th» Harriman Is-[granted, but thnt the miners consent airship settled rapidly, and It looked
served for him as the latcat recruit cornerstone of the Cnlted States Cap­ countries Is too deeply seated among sues, with corresponding advances
• reduction of 25 cents a day for .a If Beechey would be thrown Into
Queen Victoria ia doing well.
itol. September IS, 1793, and the the people to allow a small matter to elsewhere In tho list.
|” pcrlo*! of throe months waa accept the water
Mon In rowboats and
provoke an open rupture.”
■ —
|ed by the union.
launch, a a*Iscff tho drug rope and
The Honduras National lx>ttery Bible was used by Fredericksburg
I —__
.
towed him and hla apparatus ashore
Down to Work.
Company, of Wilmington, Del , suc­ l.odge No. 4, of Virginia, when Pres­
Mors t oss le Rsv City.
before he struck th« water.
Increased Output of Steal
Norfolk, Va., June 10 - -Several
cessor of the Louisiana Lottery Com­ ident Washington b<-eam*- a member
San Francisco, June II.—Fire h*’«’fl»«t! prominent business &ca of
pany, has surrendered for drat rue- of the fraternity.
Pittsburg, June S.— Dêsplt» rum­
Try to Burn Town
IL* bo*-«« «.**1 p«. «pu*-i ueiia.
which broke out shortly after 11 Norfolk. Including physicians, law­ ors In th« iron and stool market
flrutier Ceml-g
paid flues aggregating S2M4.006. aold
Allentown, I'a , June 7.- What
o'clock last night on Brvanf street, yers, architects, engineers, newspap­ abroad as well as In this country s
Its printing plant and quit business.
Washington, June 11.—The cruis­ between Seventh and Eighth, did
canvass of the Industry warrants the wns apparently an effort of Incend­
Th** ermen. printers and patriotic cltlxens statement that the last half of 1907 iaries to destroy the city of Allen­
Rstsall. the noted bandit has been er Charleston, flagship of the Pacific damage estimated at SlOO.hoo
town occurred here early yesterday,
offered a pardon on condition that he squadron, was ordered to Portland fir*- started In a stable, and although In general, went to the Jamestown land th« first'half of’tbe yesr ¡»0» when firemen were called almoat
leave Morocco and live away from to participate tn the rose festival, be­ fire alarms were turn«] In and a ExptMition and engaged In hard man- | will witness the largest producing •Imultaneeously to fight three fires In
Tangier on a pension to be paid him ginning June 19, and to remain In large portion of th** fire department ual labor, assisting In th» general [capacity In the history of the United th» business section of the city. The
by the government
A friend of the hafbor and take part In the was on hand In a few minutes, th» cleaning up of the grounds prior to [States and Canada. It Is estimated first fire occurred In the stockhouse
Franklin Grammar School, the Yose­ the arrival of President Roosevelt thnt new furnace construction will
Malsuil proposes that be make a t* ur Fourth of July celebration
When It was ascertained that the mite Flour Mills, a lodging-house and the Georgia day celebration Mon- add at least 2,000,000 tone to the <>f Bittner. Hunalcker 4 Co., one of
of the British and American m -sir
Ijist year the the largest drygoods house«; the
balls. It Is believed that Ralsu)' fav Charleston, drawing IS feet of water, and the wholesale houses of the Cus­ day. It waa found Impossible to a»-1 prospective capacity
could safely cross the bar and ascend toms Seed Company and the San cure sufficient laborers, and the bus-|lor»| output wns 25.307,000 tons A Prince Furniture Company, and the
ora such a scheme
third at the furniture factory of Hel­
the river to Portland, the president Francisco Paste Company plant were Incas men volunteer- d
corresponding stimulus will be given frich. Ilnhner 4 Co
An effort Waa
A waterspout in Kentucky <lid EW, saw to It that the flagship waa de­ destroyed
the coke trade.
made to draw the firemen from the
tailed aa above stated
000 damage.
Reck Springs fftrlks Ende.
bu-ln-xs x-'tlon by turning In a
Reek to O»«rh*ow Cabinet
Kuroki gave nearly 354X) ia tips to
Omaha. June 10
At a meetlng In
Favors Public Ownsrahlp.
false alarm.
Got Them Scared.
the <Tiieago k»t"! snployes whe.-s he
Victoria. B C., June 11 —-News was Omaha Haturday befveen t> O. Clark
Madison. Wie , June 3
Th« State
Stopped.
Odessa. June 11.—In consequence brought from Japan by th» steamer general mansger of the Southern Pa-1 Assembly today passed the publlc
Baaf Goes Up at Pittsburg.
of
the
fear
Inspired
by
the
terrorists
Bellerophon that when Admiral Yo- elfte Coal Company and Thomas Gib- | Utilities blll by a vot« of 77 to 10.
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Pittsburg. June 7.— A general
to attacks oa his toads here, two police Inspectors, five sub­ komoto, now traveling with Prfnce • ob , President of Distrlct No. 22. of|The blll providea for the control by vane» Jn the price of meats was
inspectors and >7 policemen have Fushlinl, returns to Japan an effort the t’nlted Mlnsworkers of Amerlcn. |th» State Rallwny Commission of all nouneed In this city.
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asked to be allowed to resign. The will be made to defeat Premier Bal- the
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exrOpt , meat mostly affected. The Increase
f *tn a kagu« with authorities refused the request, as­ onjls cabinet and form a new mln- Springs, Wyo., was brought to a tern-[telegraph and telephone companies, In prtre to the consumer ia from 5
• ifh t for atata coatsol serting that such action would con- I lxfry headed by Admiral Yokomoto, porary settlement and work will be I The Commission has power over set- to 10- cents a pound, according to
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Reports of Minister Takibashl
Conllrm Rumors.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
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Recettes Immunity.
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