The Santiam news., July 12, 1907, Image 1

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NEWS OF THE WEEK
OIlEliON, .11 l.\
GUARANTEE. OF PEACE.
STANDARD MEN TESTIFY.
Demonatration of How Both Coati*
Can Ba Protected.
= inopportune,
.... Tokio
—. — -- 4’oming
, ivtter of l*e fleet tleferrvd.
-- regarded
■ ; •
i : London—Heavy debt of Ja(ian
■ considered a bar to conflict, but •
Unite»! Stales ia making an enemy :
:
ot 'hat wMintry.
I : Berlin—Jajan believed to !»* pre­ i
: paring to fight United State« for •
ma«t»ry of the Pacific, reg»rdl«*s« of •
• : Han
Francisco Inchfenta.
—Fleet may cause pop- •
; ular The • >< Hague
liement which Washington •
1901
Rockefsllsr So Long Out ot Businsas
He Knows Little About •«.
NO.
OPEN DOOR IN CHINA
CARNAGE PAULS FOURTH.
Celebrat on Victim* Up To Former
Racords for Number.
Cliicag*!, July S — John D. Rockefol»
Chicago, July 6.— The annual elaugh,
| ler, pres'dent of the Standard Gil com-
ter lie* been done in the name, or
puny, ot New Jervey, <ccupt«d the wll-
rathtir under the guise, of "patliuA-
nees ••atui in the United States Distrk-t
ism.’’ With fih known victims, and
court Fatnrday, while Judge Ixuidi»
bundled* of other« groaning uul tbeir
pli«*d him with queetioM regarding the
iv<-« m hoepita - t Is (-crtain that the
dnatx'lal strength and the bus > tier*
list <■( victims to the "Glorious Fourth'*
| rm-thud» of the cor (Miration of which he
will exceed 15M, tl«e total last year, lu
I le tiie head
Ivtat with all the preoautions tiiat
Mr Kockefellst was a very willing
■ui- be taken by authuritlra, the total
and an unsatisfactory witn«*»». He wa»
injure! raa*’h»<l nearly h <*»*i knd the
A Resume of th« Less Important but
Judge Dunn« Scores Fallen Mayor . tra.ly to tell all that he knew, but he Navy Department Official* Still Try to total this yrar when all the return* are
Not Less Interesting Events
raid tliat he knew jiractically nothing
in. will l*e quit«* as large, more likely
Without Mere* Makes Unavail­
government may not be able to con- j
Minimi«« ths Importance of
The net result of hl* examinatn u wrv*
:
larger, for tin* f««>lkiller has been aadly
of the Past Week.
tr»d.
ing Protest Ags* -*« "LiLturc.
Hurt he Iwlieved during the years 1W)3,
the Demonstration.
r«iui*. iii Ina duty.
Inventors have
Parte—United States ami Japan ;
lft04 and i'.xifi, the |<etl«xi covered by
:
i-r*
iglit
fotlh
new
engines
of Jeetru»
not believed to tie near conflict, but j
the indictrpenta on which the Htamlard
tian.
:
King Edward an«l tjceen Alrxanlra : fleet will f«>r>e Japan*« ham! if Jap- :
Th«' toy pistol and cannon cracker
San Francisco, July ft.—The sentenc­ Oil companv of Indiana was revntly
• ansae have aggressive design«
Washington, July fl.—Interest
j
are viaiting Ireland.
i »•••♦••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•••••••»••«•
ami deadly ilvanmlte cane have claimed
ing yesterday of Mayor Eugene E c*>nv)ct«d, the net t-roflte uf the Stand'
world jiolitics ami the p, •» I bl I ily of tlirir Uxunl quoin. Ous |MMnii«r ieni-
Mctunlts to five year« in Han Quentin an! Oil <*ompany of New Jersey ware
A Ft. Joseph, Mich., pautor has ta­
Oyster Bar, N Y., July ».—The algj penitentiary lor exlortitin was one of approximately 4<> per cent on an out­ con fl let with Japan w»« tenewed here ure o| the casualtltMi this year 1» tiie
booed the "Teddy tear" fad.
nlflcance of Rear Admiral Brownson'« the most dramatic scenes ever wit tie»«,-. I standing capita 11 ration of »100,000.(AMI t«»!ay when the definite news tliat « njiinlx’i of d«*aili* ft« m fright. Of tiie
The governor of Ngaukwei province,
The Investigation by Judge Landle gNUt fleet of Unite«! States warships rt. i instant deaths in till* city, four
addition to the romrwliat meager in in a Western court.
Th» effectiveness
China, ha* been are»»»mated.
formation which has come from I’resi- «if the fearful «fenmiciation <4 the con­ wiv itislltute.1 by him for the exprt*ra would I m * sent to the Taciti«’ coast l>e- were (rum frigiit. Thi« Jis a «plrndid
Telegraph e-impwnie» in New York dent Roosevelt regarding the contem­ vict« d mayor ss «lellverel by Fujierior purjswe of determining whether or not rame generally known.
Also a new tribute to the luaniifacturvr» of explo.
are iwiuai of forming a trust.
plated tw»-*«-ean maneuver* of the At­ Judge Frank M Dunne prior hi the the Htandard Oil company ot In*Ilana, pliare was put on the matter when II sive» and the blithering Idiots who u»e
which was convx*ted of violation of tiie
them to cans*- suffering.
American delegate» at The Hague lantic battlohip fleet 1« regarded here passing of judgment, wa» heightened by law, was really owned by the Htandard became known that the move, calculat­
In New York three |M*r»<*n« were
the
demeanor
of
the
pr*«oner,
wire
time
»•
having
been
overlooked
in
the
com­
ed as It i* to impirwi Ja|«n tliat she I*
have prvqxwd a permanent arbitration
Oil company <H New Jere*y, whether not deal!* g with a p< w«*r like Riuwtia kill«l by exploalvea, an«l a girl wee
ment,
expert
and
otherwise,
which
ha»
and
ngaiu
interrupted
the
court
to
<)«-■
court.
«it»*« been indulged in on both conti­ mtimi that thoea "humiliating remarks" th«* Union Tank I n,.- c*>m)«n^ w I*>« m - hinges on eomrtlilng deeper (lupi th«* truuiplci to d<vith under the hoots of a
Vice President Fairlanks saved a nent«.
be de«h»t« d from and that "the court care were use»! fur the shipments. ma«le rexM-ntment of Jajuui at Hie tri-ntmvut (SUilc stticken horse »«ared by celsbra-
woman from drowning in Yellowstone
Admiral Br<>wn»oii came to Oyster do its duty" by pronouncing aentence in violation of law, were similarly own­ her cltii«*n» have rev«*h«»l that Han tars.
ed, ami also to obtain an idea of the fi­ F ram ta- i. The real iaeue, It is point«*«!
pork at the risk of his own life.
Cincinnati, Phihulelpliia, Milwi.n'<ee
Bay Friday to take lunch with the at on*e.
nancial rranure* of the convicted cor­ out here, Is tiie open d*«>r In tin* Fur an*l several other largo cities report no
Once,
while
the
«entonce
impooded,
president,
profeeeing
entire
ignorance
Governor Chamticrlain, of Oregon,
poration in order to inflict a tine pro-
deaths, but hundreds of accidents.
say* the transfet of the fleet to the Pa­ of the maneuvur plan*. When ho left the judge thr«<uten«»i to send Mr. Met­ portl.wmte to the offense ami the assets East.
I'hs total fire Las attributable to firs-
(►»Irnsildy it was tor the open «hior
cific ia a g'xxl move an-l n**neof Japan's Sagamore Hill to take the train for calf, of the mayor*» .-.u..»; to jail for of the convicted company.
Washington, the admiral had one contempt because he dem'tiod the court’s
that Ja|«in went to war with Russia. works was »104,(XX). This was greatly
buaiiiese.
It was stall'd by officete of the Stami- But after her victory the <l<x>r of trade t«lu,-.-.| by heavy rain«, which were
thought which he wi«hi**l emj*harta«'d— «Himniente as "cruel and unusual pun-
The Standard Oil company ha« offer- that it wna drairable and important to iehment," an*i Mr. Metcalf «1« told by ard Oil company of New Jersey that it In Manchuria and Corea was pretty general over th*- Middle Went the night
<*d no evidence against living fin«*d bv ■lemonttrate to the world how quickly Judge Dunne that he ought to lie "l»*g- ownnl the greater part of tiie stick ot well blivkvd up with oletacl«w placrtl i*efore tiie Fourth.
Judge landis ami lie will peas sentence the American navy could transfer da ging a <lay In court to delend bimnelf Ixith the Union Tank Line comjrany by Jajsin, lunch t>> the discomfiture of
August 3.
fighting strength from Otte OHM to the against th# charge >>f liaving tainperel and Htamiard Oil iM>m|«ny of Indiana* American and British merchant».
SUE SAN FRANCISCO.
Sjieciflc figures a« to tiie «wrnlngsof the
A jury is being secured in the raa«* other. Thia wa« diatinctly an addition with a witmva In lhe«*a»e."
America was given a*auranc«w that
'
parent
oorporathm
were
glv«*n
by
The defense til«»! a bill of exceptions
the «loot would lemaln open and, Injured Japanese Claim Damages from
against Ixiuis Glims, ol the telephone to the president's previous atatement
('hazles M. Pratt, It« eeerxdary, ami
comjiany, charged with bribing Han issued through Secretary Loeb, wherein after motion for a new trial and bullion
though Die president M at Oyster Bay
Bay City.
the object of the maneuvers wa» »aid to for the arr<*at of jtujgment laid Iieen «le- they were cl«*« to the estimate given alni other officials of the government
Francisco supervisors.
Fan Fr.im'i-<o, July fi.—Hull «gainst
be an exercise movement for th«* l*en«*flt nie«i and Judg«* Dunne grant.«l a rer- by Mr. Rockefeller.
ar«> «rut of th«* city, il i» reported hers
An influential Ja[«tu**<* naval ex- of the navy, to perfm-t its training in lictiate * t prohabl«* cause, np**n which
tliat the Unite*! Htaies Intend«, if it thociti and lounty of Han Francisco
pert aaya the movement of th«> Ameri­
SMASH WHOLE DEFENSE.
tl«*et exercise on an extended wale', the H.*LmiU will go to tin* District court
fhould lavóme necxwary, to I»« prepar­ wa» tih*»l this aflirmqn in the Hu per lor
can navy is of no concern to his coun­
ptirj»*««* and effect of th«* plan being for of Apjx-als tor a n<*w trial.
ed to insist that the JajMiii*««* govern­ i- 'iirt for the n»iiv«*ry of 12,fi«fi for
try and w mlies the tiwt would visit
As the last words of the aenten<*e fell Stat« to Prove Moran Wat Sent to ment put no restriction« in tiie way of ilamagva alleged Io have tx-en suatalneti
the lw*n«*tit of the navy alone.
Japan.
by the proprietors of the Hor«e«l>oe res­
In everything tl*at haa come from the from the judge's lip», th» great crowd
trade willi the «confinent < f Asia.
Denver for Cash.
General Bell saya the nation in not president regarding th«* movement, it tliat Im.l stood tlirnughout th«* dra­
While II lias iieen constantly *l«-lar taurant xn l « Jap.im »n Imlh iuniae al
Boise, July M —A little at a time •»I Ly the Navy dejiarlmcnt tluit mi I- gitili sud F<>l«x>m *1 re* ts on May 2.1,
prepared for war.
has been indicated tliat the fleet, wher­ matic Mwne, sent up a thunderous
the outlines of some of Hie features of menace to Japan I« Intend«! Ly the when a r<>w, cnu»«*d t*y an attack by la-
ever
It
may
g*>,
1«
to
lie
brought
lawk
to
chiser.
A crisi ia near at Chicago in the
"Good for you," shouted a man In the rebuttal testimony to bo intni«hHH«l dispab h <>f Hie fleet, and Ainl*a»«<ad<>r l»>r union men on two nonunion man,
the Atlantic, ami that the return 1« to
telegraphers’ dispute.
by tin* «tat«* in the Haywixxl ca»r l««k toil, <>f tLat country, Las a»»«rt«l that who were «-sling in the re»taurant, re­
lie as greut a demonstration of «peed aa the lack of the room.
It i» found that among the wit* Jajian will not construe the pte»«*nco of sult« d in the fronts of th« two plactw
Crown Prince George, of Servia, will the outward journey.
Hi. ejru'ulation wa* echoed and re- out
visit tiie I’nited States.
v< h‘w<d l*y one after another of the spec­ n«M«»ea lor the defense whose testimony the fleet in the Pacific a» «uoh, it is lx*mg smash«*«! by »tones and dula.
The suit was brought In the name of
tator«. HeveraI threw their hats Into will bo demolished 1« Put Moran, the under»t • -i lo re I) it th*' arrival of the
A pr«*diction is mads that J»|«n will
HAS ANOTHER THINK COMING
Oreliard tow- lattleship squad roti tn the Pacific -I. Timólo, proprietor of thehwih house,
the air. Others scrambled upon chair« Cheyenne mknnkeeper.
invade Europe and tight Germany.
titled that Moran went to ihrnver for
to look over the stKiulderi of the crowd.
mark« tiie initial step towards the but invimi«« tin* damage to ixttb <wtsb-
him in June, li<04, and got »500 from maintenance <4 a permanent fighting lishnwsits, the proprietor of the restau­
Consul Jenkins haa been recall«*«l for Japanese Admiral Says American Ma- Tiie greatest confustan prevailed.
Pettibone. That was when Oreharii and fl«M*t In the Piu'ific hereafter.
favoring President Zelaya in Ealvad*>r.
rant having HMigtied his claim to Ihs
rmes Would Desert.
John Neville, with the latter'« boy,
Whether to entire fleet of IN vcsm *I s plaintiff. The |*«|» r» were file«! by Cari
WHICH SHALL LOSE 91)0.000’
The kaiser has off«*rwl to buy an air-
Tokio, July ft.—The Ibciii this morn­
reai Im! Cheyenne on the «cession «if which is now destined for the Pacific E I.imlray, attorney for Titnoto, Asso­
aip if its Inventor can rail it across ing prints an interview with Adiuiral
the fight from Independence after the remains there or not, it is m.»«*rt«*d on ciated witii him are I’nitiHl Htat«*« Dis­
Germany.
Hekamoto, in which the admiral 1« Commission Mott Dacicf» Between depot explosion. Orvhsrd wantr«l more
the authority of well informed officials trict Attorney Robert Devlin, who ap­
quoted as follows:
Railroad* and Grain Dealer*.
The railroad* of the c«iuntry have
money for hi« trip.
Moran was a that the American navy in the l‘a< itlc icara at the r*-qu-»t of United Hiatos
"Hh*iul«i
hostilities
break
out
be
­
adopted a plan of piubllcity tuconciliate
Chi* ago, July ».—Al a «inference to­ friend of Pettibone ami he readily con­ will never «gain I mi iiiadi'quat«« to «q>e Atiornry ««onerili filarle« J. Bona|sirte,
tween Jaj*an and Amerx-a. th«* result
the people.
day of the hauling traffic officiala uf the sented L> run ilown to Ih'iiirr to get the with any emergency on tliat »ide of the ai -I lari If. Webb, of oounsol for the
would I»* indecisive, owing to a want
money, as Oreliard did not !««l safe in continent unless there ia a vast change pr*«culi«>n.
Mrs. H. F. M«*Cormick, daughter of of I«»«*» ot "(»rations. F. vmi should the Western rallnad* it wa» agreed to *ak
showing himself in the Colorado city in the uspcct of international politics.
Ja|win-*-< Acting Counsel Mateut«io
John D. R'ckefvller, rays her father is Wash ington government decide on a the Intelaiale Commerce cornmlMion
tu ilwide what i* the legal rate on more just then.
ia
almi taking un active Interest in ths
being pera«cute«l.
war, it is doubtful if tiie American«
Moran *l«-nled ths sb rv in every feat­
than fi.000,(KM) buahel« of grain now
ca»e, which ia the first L-gul action re­
•erring
in
the
navy
are
sufficiently
Emleavorera from all parts of the
BELIEVE SCHMITZ BARRED.
•tored in elevator« at varimi« potata on ure. He did not even know Orchard*«
sulting from tiie declaration <>f the
I’nited States are on their way to S«t- patriotic t>> fight.
name, hearing him calle*I "Bliorty,"
the Miaaouri river.
United Htate* government that, by due
"Atnerxwi nuval "flx-er* are trllliaui
tle to attend the oonventiono.
The « >mmi««ion will decide whether and he «««Mild not r«x*«^til*e picture« < f Prosecutor* Say Name Cannot Legal­ legni pr**-<««, rcjarallon slioulil be
figures at hall» an*) social gathering*,
made tor whatever damage the Jajan-
ly Go on Ballot.
Ht. Louie publishers are to «ue the but they are very deficient in profee- the railrraut« or the grain dealer« will the faiwocs witn**«» when theav were
"
M at of th* rai r*«i-l- an shown him while he was on the stand.
government tH*rauae their publhwtion« «tonal training and practice. It is too loae I
Han Fran<*i*co, July 0.—Announce­ «*•<* may hav<* *u»tained.
have l>een barred from the malls a* sec­ much to expexrt a burning patriotism conrident that all grain «tored in eie- Thrugli he was «adiy rattled ami dis­ ment by Eugene E. H< limit* that he
vatoraat Miaaouri river point« and elae- credited on the crura examination, he would be a candidate for re-election to
BIQ LEVEE LETS FLOOD GO.
ond class matter.
in the American naval ««’n ice in case
where I» aubjecl to an advance of one- •tuck to hie dental.
the
mayoralty
thia
(all
to
a
fourth
term
of
war
with
Japan.
It
is
very
likely
Aa an evidence of the large amount
Neverth*I«**, the state will liave wit-
third cent per bushel, ai-conling to the
of inon<*y lent out of the I'tiitod Matos that lm«t of the crew« would desert tariff« on all lima made effective July ne»s«*a to prove Moran was in Ifenver. uni**« loa appeal for n new trial la in Ono Million Dollar* Damag* to Farm
the meantime den ini by the Ap|<ell*t«<
Landa In California.
by Japan«««* it is shown that th*»«e in and leave the ships.**
1. last March the Western railrimd«
ami Hupreme courts, I im * raised the
Portland annually semi »120,000 to
Bakersfield, Cal., July ft.—The Buena
CHINA TO BE AVENGED.
agrt-e-l to make an advance on May I of
question whether he can legally go
Japan.
MUST OPEN BIO ELEVATORS.
Vista lake levee lies broken, fiixxllng
I1« cents per bualiel on grain from
upon the ballot. An examination into
Missouri rivet points to Chicago.
Tiie Hague «inference i* having some
Prominent Oriental Writes Roosevelt the law on thi* point wa* made Uaiay 30,000 a«*tr» of land belonging to Mil.
I«*r A l.ux ami tiie Tevis Ian*! company,
lively delates over the Amcriraan prvji- Wisconsin Railroad Commission Gives
Threatening Letter.
by Assistant District Attorney Robert
hik I lausiug 11,000,000 damage.
Tiie
NEILL GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO
osltions.
Peremptory Order.
Harrison,
and
the
tentative
conclusion
Mt-xico City, July N.—The moat ag-
Hunset
railway
lias
been
pul
out
of
Madiaon, Wis., July ft.—The Wis­
Express companies in Nebraska will
grrvalve utterarx-e tliat has come from was tliat th«* mayor 1« Irnrml.
commission arid the oil tlelds are cut off
Tslsgrapher*' Peacemaker Will Arbi­
Schmits
maintains
that
he
la
not
con-
consin
Railr*«*l
commlaeion
issued
an
fight tiie new state law reducing rates
th«* pen of a Chinese concerning the
from comm «miration with thia city.
trate at Fcene of Strike.
order today requiring the Great North­
25 per cent.
Chineer exclusion act is a document vlcted until hi* conviction by the jury
Th«« levee belli Iwk tiie waters of
ern and the Eastern Railway companir*
Chicago, July ».—In the hope that written by Kong Yu Wei, leader of the in Judge Ihinne's court I* finally passed Buena \ i«ta lake, covering 1» square
Japanese liave formally demanded li­
upon*
and
au»talm*d
by
the
Hupreme
of
Minnesota,
and
the
Chicago.
St.
Paul
they will l>e able to effect a settlement Chinese reform movement, who r«x*ent-
mill*», and protectoti a i»*iy of re-
cense« in Han Francisco preparatory to
Minn«*ap<*li« A (Tmalia Railroad com­ uf tiie leiegrapbet ’* «trike in Han Fran­ ly left this city for New York. The let­ court of the state.
i laim«*<l land extending for a distance
suing for damagtw
pany to o)>rn their big grain elevators cisco and (Mkland, Cal , Cniled State» ter wa* writton to President Roosevelt,
of 15 miles, including the old tied of
Corn tub*» I <>ner Neill is making a at Su|M-riur to the use of the general CommiiMioner of lalior Neill an*I M. J. seeking to enlist the president's ai 1 in
Finn* Arming to Fight Russia.
Kern lake, tlx* pn-|x>rty of the Kern
strenuous effort to k«w*pt he telegraph­ public.
Reidy, J. M. Sullivan and S. J. Konen- a revision cf the present law*.
The
St. Petersburg, July fl.—The Novoa County land company and Miller A
er* «trike from «preading.
If the order stands and ia not over­ kamp. mendier* of the Internaticnal letter say* in [art:
Vretnya declare*« It h»a learned from Lux. Thia land wnscov«r«-i! with croja
"Two decades of rigid enforcement of an official English source that the re­ o! growing grain r*-a<ly for the liarvrate
The Jamestown fair liat burrowed turned by the court«, it will it i* I*»*- executive lx>ar*l of the Telegraphers'
the exclusion laws have bfought about cent aeirure of arms and ammunition and with alfalfa.
another 1350,000.
The ocmpauy’s lleved, re-establish the grain bueinMa union, left tonight tor San Francisco.
in 8u|H*rior on the l>«»ia of two years
The decision to pr<«*eed tn Han Fran­ the ill Will of 4(Ml.000,(MX).
totaled Ml,000 rifle» and also several
Of the fl«»»!ed land, a taxi t 22.<M)O
property i* given as security.
ag<>. when the railrtsui companies, in cisco was rraclusl by Mr. Nelli and the
"A united Chinese will s«<ek to million rouble«’ worth of ammunition. acres la-longing tn U m * Kern County
Sedition I* »prxselmg in India and it order to get around the Wiw<>n*in union officials st a rvmferemw. After avenge its wrong*
Its anger will be All thin war material <ame from Ger­ land company and M.OOO to Miller A
is predicted tliat England will soon grain inspection law, leaae«l their ele­ canvassing the situation at length, the vented In wavs that 1 drew! to think of.
many an>l war reehippe«! via Newcastle. Lux. The territory la divided Into
have another war on her hands.
vators to private parti«*e. thus practi­ conclusion was reach««d that better re­
"The time will some when a small The site of the ■iiipnietit, the |«ip»r four big
_ ranch»», aid the work of re-
Archbishop Gllnnon, ol HL Ixiui*. ce! ly ehalng them to the public use sults can I m - aoeotnplisbe«l by going di­ spark may start *n uncontrollable con­ aaya, 1» taken to indicate that the pur- clamation ha* been In progrraa for
has been appointeil to take a census of ami putting the independent grain rect Ui the scene of the strike railed by flagration and the friendly tire iwtwven cheer re are Finns, aa non«* of the Rus- nearly 20 year».
Jhe union against iiotli c-m|«niM. our people m*ver«<<l lieyond remedy. ■Ian revolutionary b*»R«e ia «efficiently
American Catholics, estimated at 15,- dealers out of buain«*«».
The lever was built in ISM-7 jointly
They will al««i have the advantage of Americana have hern wont to «*»vndemn w’w'thy to buy eo much arm« and am­ by the two corj>- rations at a cost ol
<X <1,000.
bolding conferences <laily with Presi­ Russian cruelty toward the Jananaee. munition.
Deaire Coolle Labor Admitted.
»250,000.
The Vnion Pacific at the Omaha
How much more humane has been
Washington, July ft.-—Thal ih» Jap- dent Small.
whops has just turned out two all steel
Ameriia'a treatment of the Chinese."
anve> govemment will nut coni «ri t to
Coal Will Be Scarcer.
Throw* Sop to Paatanta.
box car« ami it ia probable the change
Wine Grower* Again Angry.
thè renewal «*f thè prreent trraty with
R*rk Hpritig», Wyo., July fl.—Acs
St. Petersburg, July S.—The govern­
will l>e adopted.
thè United Htab « if thi* govemment
Parie, July ft.— Dispatches from the
French Revolt Ended.
result of the suita filed by the govern­ ment I» showing feverish activity in
Judge Cliarles Swrayne, of the North­ reserves thè righi to inserì a deus«* in Houth ol France to.lay report tliat the
Montpelier, France, July ft.—The ment against tiie I nion Pacific Coal poahing the diatribulion of the 25,000,-
ern dlitrkt of Florida, ia dead.
The thè compact «xrlixling Ja(*ncae coolie situation there is again growing aerioua municl|al council of thia city drrlded lompeny, fcreing that iximjany to 000 « re» of crown, «tate and (xiaaant
judge was brought into prominence a lal*or frnm Continental United State« la The .liaratirfa* tion with the new wino- tonight by a large vote to withdraw the abandon coal property alleged to have land, whkdi it luu* <i*»-ui«~i to diatiibute
ehurt time ago by au attempt lu im­ indicate«! iiy «emi-offirial advieee pur- fraud law an«! the siipplementary meas­ rrsignatlons of the memlvra liandrd In Iieen IIl«*gaIly eecnrcd from the govern­ in average lota of 25 acres tn Individual
peach him.
porting t<> gire thè views of Foreign ure, together with the arrest > f 30 per­ during tiie trouble arising from the pro­ ment, three of ths big ««I mime altu- peasant Coki Irra on easy payment terms,
A row bet weed Tillman ami Dolliwr Minialer Hayaald, wrhich wi-rv rvceived son* suetM'ited of complicity in the tests of tiie winegrower* ol the eolith. ate,! on tbs dispute.! property have in order to make a «Lowing l*e|ore the
bere taday by Ototaki Yamòeka, thè burning «if the prefecture at Narb**nn» Thia step meena the collapse of ths agi­ Lorn closetl d»wn. The mine« tie long < onv.» at i-.ti of tl.>* new p<rbarn»nt.
lias led to talk of a duel.
personal representatlve of f'ount Oku- haa reinflamed the people. The mayor tation in thi« »«vtIon. It follow«*! the l«» the Superior C«ial company, which F*"ir uf tl,e participants in a pawnshop
Telegraph operatirra are to vote on a ma, Irtulrr of thè l’rugreearve farty, now an*! other municljal officer*are holding r«*j«*ctlon by th» Montpelier winegrow­ la owned by the Union Pwxiflc.
Th« mlrbery here June 12 have been tried
general strike.
in power.
meeting« and have deride«! again to re­ ers' committee of a resolution urging »Iltrt will be a further shortage of r««l by court martial and omdemned to la>
sign their off'icsa uplese the arrrated the various municipalit y not to recall in the West.
It ia reported that the Moqui Indians
hanged. Eight bandita at Riga have
Labreton May Succeed Schmlta.
person* are rel«Mt«l and the troops their resignation! until re*|ti«M«t»d to do
in Utah are on the warpath.
been sentenrei to death.
eo by the winegrowers' cotigrccc which
San Franciaru, July ». —Dlwtrict At­ with.lrawn.
No Idea of Boycotting.
Philadelphia haa forbid«ien games at torney l^angdon. It ia said, ha* decided
will me«t »*>.«.
Straus Probe* Immigration.
Ixindon, July fi. — "The leading
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achool in which there is biasing.
Japan to Send Investigator.
to ad vacate the »election of W. J. I-e-
cha tn l>e re ol commerre assure me,"
Montreal. July fi.—Oscar H. Straua,
Sultán-* Credit Eahautted.
Tokio, July ft.—It ie reported that
**able*l tbs Tokio correspondent of the secretary of commerce and labor, left
O*ies«a is again the scene of rioting breton to succeed Eugene K. Arhmiti aa
ConaUntinople, Juyl B.—Tl»e «tillan lady Telegraph, that they never even here tonight for Honolulu, via Toronto
in which many Jews are being kill«*!. •oon aa the latter ie sentenced by Judge Drei-tor Ishii, of the commercial bu­
Dunn. Mr. l-ebrvton ia a banker and reau of the foreign office, Iia» U-en or­ ia l-elng pcrsistently dnnned f*«r repay- «ritorta inol ths id«a of boyrotting anil Winnipeg. Mr. Htraua 1» studying
A torna<io in Eastern Winconsin philanthropist.
He hae been active in dered to proceed to America and Cana­ ment of hia nutnemua loana fmm Euro- American gorale. Hoch a Inycott would conditions at the porta where Immigra­
«truck several towns and killed two previoua non-partIran political n
da, evidently in connection with the pean financiera and ia at hia wlta* end be conaldsred suicidal in view of the tion into the I’nited State* ia the bear*
rnents.
people.
Japanese lalor question.
te ünd a way out.
existing trade ci.ndilivna.
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF TIO COMBTVTS
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Japan Has Blocked II aud Broke
Many Promises.
CROWDS CHEER TO THE
BATTLESHIPS COMING TO PACIFIC
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