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OIUXiON,
SCIO
NEWS OF THE WEEK
RUSSIA SEEKING TROUBLE
Gunboat Violates Rights Accorded to
American Vessels.
I
IS GUEST OF ASTORIA
.11 I . Y
1907
JAPAN READY FOR WAR
HAYWOOD ON STAND.
Would Attack United States on South
With Big Army.
President ol Miners' Federation De­
nies All Evil Deeds.
San Francisco, July 16.—The hark-
Mexico City, July 15.— Nine thou­
Bol»e, Idaho, July 12.— Rapid pro­
ent in» 8. N. Castle, Captain A. Peder­
sand i«teran J»|*nv»e soldier* are now
gress was made yeeterviay in the Hay-
sen, arrived here tcslay from the «»I
in Northwestern Mexico. They are sta­
w. -I . a»,-
I ',,, cro-s examination cf
fishing gr.Hinds off the coast of Siberia,
tioned at points in the states of fionere,
Charles H Moyer waa completed at oua
and rv[««rts that the viwael had been
Siuoloa and Chihuahua.
Each group
seMitui of lhe court and in the alter»
t*acl«xl by the Russian gunboat Mand-
is command«*! by skilled commanders,
noon the dir— -t
- „« ’w# JJ,
jur. i>«-r ship's papers taken and warned
who
• -.nur in th. K
Haywood, the defendant, waa carried
to stay 30 miles from the shore, under
war.
Thirtg thousand Japanese, the
w.«li shngjthic-dgh hi* story.
threat of being confiscat««! and the offi­
vast majority of whoiu ars veterans of
Both men have made g*««! witneasee.
A Resuma ©f ths Less Importarli but cers and crew tak«n to Petropavlovsk
Whole City Turns Out to Greet Him tile Russian cam|iaigns, are in the Attorney General Is Advised That They were e*p«*'te>l to detry everything
Not Less Interesting Events
in irons.
sarnis»
11 it • -1
south weatern
said by Urvhard that connected them
Warship Adds Official Salute
Competition Is Killed Between
Captain Feih rver stated that un June
of the Past Week.
States ami Lower California.
Throe
wrtb crime« ami they are doing so con­
Banquet at Seaside.
Mississippi and Pacific.
18 he was cod fishing m the <>khot*li
Japanese generals who held high rank
sistently, but in the a aduiireiom loth
e«w. eight milts fr.*m th«' shore, in
in the Ruaso-Japan esc war have been
make the eaac . J the state is r«velvltig
Tiie “Four hundetd" of Newport, K. com|any with the ahooner J. D.
l«ri>m.unc<"i supiHiit
WI.en <‘rchard
Astoria, Or., July 16.—Nineteen in Mexico for three mon lbs. They
New
York,
July
IS..-
Wall
«h»«i
«•;
I., Iiavs forme«! a gambling club.
••*nf<*a«"i 14 wua stated in a great many
Spreckels, the barlo ntinea Fremont and tim«w tbe l*oom of the gntie of lhe drees Ilk«' Mexican rancher«* and ary
agtiated
lai«*
y««ter<iay
by
a
rumor
tliat
««tensibly buying laml.
interviews by theve and other men eon-
A Chine««« tong war is on In law City of Papeete, all From San Francta.xi,
cruiser Charleston broke the »tillnesa
The Trans-Oceanic Immigration com- the Interstate Coinmen*«» ««inmlrsion, nect««i with the innturgorncnt of the
Angeles and several Orientals have been when the ManJjur hove in eight, Ih»
ot the air at noon yesterday anmmncmg |>any, whose va«e president is T. Ilina- which luu> bran investigating the Har­ F«'der«tion tliat h«> km w notlilng about
killed.
commanding officer, raid Captain p«i- the arrival of the train Garing Vice ta, a member <>! the Japanese parlia­ riman control of the Union and Beukh- th« affair« of the organisation; that
Richard Croker bus declined to be­ etaen, boarded the Castle, aeiud not
ment, is subsidise«! bv the Japanoee
they ha«l no knowlwige of him, liavlng
I’reeldrat Fairbanks, who was Astoria's
come a candidata for the English |*r)l-
governtnant to bring Ja|*n««ee soldiers ern Pacific. will make public its report met him, but having n<< r«wl acfjuaint-
only
the
ship's
i-l«*arwnre
papers,
but
born r**«! guest. As the vice president to Mexico. They liave l»««*ii coming in­ within a day or two and that it will
ament.
an«-« with him. Now they are obliged
all of Captain Pedersen's private (aper* stepped from the train lhe cruiser's to Mexico nt the rate of H«M> per month, recommend a s«'|«rat ion of the Southern
t«> practically a«lmit intimate acquaint-
Congressman .Jones, of Wellington,
Pacific
ami
Union
Pacific
railroads
on
announces that he il ■ candidate lor find his u. *at, i,'* <*ommi«sh n and certi- band playol a martial ait, th« him* landing at Salina Crux, Manranillo and the ground tliat they are competing an<q< running over a long period. Again
fi.ate. Captal ri Peds rar n remonstrated, c«at««l marimw brought their guns to other Paclth' porta.
and again they admit the correctness of
the senate.
ons
In case of war. the plan Is for the lines and tliat their operation
dix larmg that his vessel was outside
Orcliard'a statements trapeoting collat­
ia against public policy mid a
Fire which started in the kitchen ot th«« thr«*e-mllc limit, and therefore he prerent arms and the crowil broke into Ja|«Aneee tl««et to »all up the Gulf of system is
eral inattvr« and again ami again they
direct vl iolation
______ __
_ blierinan iaw.
of ___
the
the Hchlits hotel, Oinatui, deatruyed was violating no law.
The Ruaaian cheers while daaens of whist les on California, capture the port of Guay-
rettoot their Intimate acquaintanoa with
Al the office of E. II. Harriman the
470,000 worth of property,
commander, however, stated tliat no aitwmere, mills ami canneries joined in mas, and u»e th«- state of Honora as a
him under his various aliases.
statement
was
made
tliat
Mr.
Hartl-
Iw*e of .qierntu na tn a campaign against
Heney threatens the indictment of fishing would l>e allowed within 30 harsh but loud a« laim.
Il was n Deeable that Haywood was
Khottly after 4 o'clock tbe |<r«w«*slon the Uniteil Stat«w.
Thia plan will man had no advance knowledge <>f the far more at « use «m the stand tlian ho
several big men who are influencing miles of the shore, an«! gave the H. N.
commiMlon's recommendation and had
Castle and the other veaaels seven days fur me« I and h«<!««l by a platoon of po­ practically duplicate the operations
witniwa In the bribery cam*.
was while Moyer was In the chair.
lice, the Charkaton's lend and the againH Russia, in which Japan sel*e«l r«-elv«l no intimation as to when it During th«* entire examination of Moy­
to
gel
t*yond
the
limit.
The anthraciite coil miner« are ap­
would
I*
made
public.
As a number of the Fremont's crew cruiaer'a full complement of marines Cotea at the outbreak ol the Ruas** Ja|«-
er, Haywood was nervous, but when
parently raiisfled, as the l»*nl of con­
The Wall str.el story declared that
wen* on shore st the time, the vcesels and bluejackets and followed by lhe ar.eae war.
the latter t<»ik th«* atan«l he was more
ciliation has no work liefore it.
the
oitnmlaeianere
had
unanimously
vice
president
ami
the
other
guests
of
Japan, in her war against the United
rcmainci for sis «lays awaiting their
comp—« I ami sin wed lees r.ervcusnere
A niiml>er of witn««sses for Harwood s return. When on the sixth «lay the the city in automobiles pr«« s<*ded to the states, will d«*|aiil Mexican territory, advised the attorney general to begin than ha«l l«eon dl«play<*d by his pre<la-
an
action
to
fort's
Union
Pacific
to
di
­
defense have been arrested for coa- gunboat again a|qw«ai<<<l on the hotiaon, Vanlhiser. field, where Mt. Fairbanks which lies no navy, just as she di J that
■ oasor
J1 ' 1
(Iven by Moyer
vest itself of all its Southern Pacific
te npt ami mote al rests are to lx« made. Hie Castle end the J. D. Bpr« kola sail­ ivddrc«»«-d a crowd <«f several thousand of Corea in the war with Russia.
was cJiaracterired throughout by pur­
stock,
of
which
II
holds
000,000
aiiarra.
p>-«>ple who had gathered to hear him.
F-«reign «liplomate here, and especial­
pose to protect himself.
Again am!
A young Italian woman has been ed for Ban Frnnclsco, leaving tiie Fre­
Mayor Wise welcoimwi the dlstln- ly tho»*e of Europe, are watching the Acconllng to the report, so the story again in answering questions as to
found murdered in Chicago and It is mont and the Pap«M*te. Captain Pedwr- guiabrd visitor in a few well chosen
developments with interest and a*L*n- went, the tw«» systems are in direct criminal plana <«r acts eiiargrd tc him
lielleved the d«te<i was done by the aen will lay the matter before United wonk and then Senator Fulton In Ills
lahment lx<cau«e of the Ina«lequa1o competition from the Mississippi valley ami others, lie qualified his answets
Slates
Attorney
Kobl.
T
lievlin
tomor
­
Black Hand aams'latlon.
to th«« Pacific Coast and arbitrarily fl*
row mor ing an<i request tliat it I t usual happy manner Introduced the American secret service officials, who
with a phrus«* like this
The com­
Mr. Fairbanks' r««em n>«t to lie thoroughly informed of rates in restraint of trade.
All interested agree that the climax taken up by th«* Washington autlxiri tin* guest <»f the «lay.
“Speaking t<«r myself, I can say there
mission believes, this story continues,
in the telegraphers' sttike Is near when at <>nc*e. The 8. N. Castle bekmgs to speech wax purely ot an impromptu Japan’s operations In Meti.o.
was no such knowledge.”
that
there
ia
ample
law
to
break
up
this
nature, but he is a phasing talker ami
other men will join in the strike or else A. It. Pond, of tide city.
This story ia abeolutsly correct in
combination.
his numerous wittu iam* and l<»-al hits every detail.
those alrejniy out will go lack and the
It has been known for several months
»non ar«>UM*<l the «-nthusiaam of the an-
DELMAS AROUSES HENEY
trouble be adjust««!.
Hurt Mr. Harriman expects that some
JAPAN TURNS TABLES.
diene«* ami <II»| m «I lev! the idea tliat he is
Voliva threatens to build a rivai
TIRED OF BEINO GOVERNOR
Attempt will l«e made to prevent the
an "icebctg,” as so often depicted
Little Progress Msde in Glass Bribery
Zion City.
Union Pacitii from holding the stocks
Loe Angsts* Workman Inxu’i* Ameri­ He »¡Mike of th«« gteat and nneipialvd
Case.
A stringent prohibition law ia sure
pfOaperity of tbs country, of the won­ Judge Wickersham Creates Mentation of competing lln<*a, ami it is said that
can Flag and Fares Badly.
San
Francisco,
July 12. Dr. Charles
his
lawyers
have
l«*en
at
work
upon
a
by Speech on Alaska
to pa»» in G««orgia.
derful opportuniti««» to I* found in the
Ix* trig«It*«, July 16.—T. Yonl, a
plan t<> enable the Union Pacific to di­ Boston, the temptiraiy mayor of Han
We»t,
and
prophealwl
that
lhe
pn»|*r-
Seattle. Wash., July 15.— Federal
Stmaeel anu other defenders of Poti Ja|>aiicse employ«! as a wi|>er in the
vest itself of tluwe ««vurlties voluntarily tranci»«», on the witneea stami In the
ity ot America a* a nation was but just
Arthur are oh trial.
Judge James Wlckerahatxt, of Alaska, and thereby prevent long an«l expensive Glass trial ycetenlay afternoon Udd the
Southern Pacific shop» in this city, nar­ beginning.
Canada is also having Its troubles rowly rb*ca(>e<! serious injury at the
Following Mr.
Fairbanks, xhort speaking liefore the state Bar associa­ litigation, such as«venried In the North­ • tory of hie del«u<Tiinetit by Thwsioie
with tbe Japanese influx.
spce«
ii«*a
were
made
by
Governor Cham- tion, cteatc*.I a sensation by declaring ern Scvurituw tight. It is «aid tliat Mr. V. Halsey, the lndicte<l agent of the
hands of sn «nrag«l riwib of American
Harriman's plan is to form a holding Pacific btate« Telephone <<ompany, who,
Greeks at Roanoke, Va , were lazily workmen t«>«iay. Yonl was wiping an berlain, Fenator Mulkey and Congress­ that ho waa tired of acting as the gov­
company similar to the Railroad Hecur- he testified, pai«l him fft.tMMI, ’‘mostly
man
Ellis,
when
an
informal
re««>|4i<
n
beaten for hitting an American boy.
ernment of Alaska, ami that the bar it lea company, which he organised sev­ in |i<X) bills,” fol l>avlng voted and
engine on which had been placed two
was belli and the public was given an
Chicago telegraph operators have small American flags. While wiping opportunity of making the pcmmal ac- of the stat« must whip the congres­ eral years ago to hold his Illinois Cen­ used his influence as supervisor against
the engine, Yoni Ditncd and 4elil>er-
been notified to be ready for a strike.
sional delegation into litis to grant tral Stock. Th«* legalltv < f this to iu- the granting of a rival franchise to the
ately spat upon one of the flags
His quamtam-e of thrlr diatinuiahed guest.
Hom«« Telephone company.
pwny ha* never been attacked.
At fi 30 in the evening a spaxiial train some (tower to th«* [M*ople of Alaska.
The Hague conference will adopt action was seen by another workman,
Boxton ia a tlnc-looking gray halte«!
Ixwring
Vic«-
Freeident
Fairbanks
and
Ilia
i(«rtb
overshadow«!
tliat
of
Vice
neatly all of the American proposi­ who immediately pull«*I Yonl from Hie
man of middle age. He has a credit­
party
left
for
Seaside
where
a
banquet
President
Fairlenka
in
importance,
for
lions.
JAPAN
DOES
NOT
WANT
WAR.
engine to tbe ground, at the same lime
able H|iaiiieh War nooril am! la en­
waa held.
•
he insisted that the only authority of
Ambassador Aokl proposât Intermar- aopiainting the other workmen in the
titled to writ«« “Major” liefore hie
any
kind
in
Alaska
ia
tliat
of
ths
judi
­
A crowd
Bryan Bays Jingoes Cause Scare to name.
riage to cement the JJa[>sn«-»e-American building of Yoni'e act.
He was the last and only Im-
ciary
and
the
governor
is
a
mere
tlgure-
BRAVE
bOLDlERS
BURNED.
quickly surrounded Yoni and he was
alliance.
Get Big Navy.
portant witness in an otherwise slow
hrad
with
only
authority
to
appoint
a
being roughly lurndl«!, when he man-
Carthage, Mo., July 13.— "Jaj«an and tedious day. He was mit a reluc­
■ The rate law prevents taiIroadx com­ ag««l to elude his aasarlante an«l es­
private secretary and notaries public.
Terrible Powder E«pls*lon on Bat-
<i<>eo
not want to make war upon the tant not yet a noticeably willing testi-
II«*
denounced
Seattle
for
quirt.y
en
­
ing to the relief of farmers by giving a caped.
tleaaip Georgia.
special rate on farm implemsnts.
joying a |20,ooo.ooo annual trade with United States,“ William J. Bryan is li«-r, but Ills examination by Mr. ileney
was so splk<*«l about with rlever objec­
Boston, July 16.— With six of her Alaska and refusing to aid Alaskans in quoto I as saying in an interview.
How to Roach Harriman.
Harriman »ays the Interstate Com­
tions from Mr. I le I nuts—often aus-
”
O(
coursa,
”
he
«-ontinued
"there
g«-tting
a
system
of
government.
Waxhmegtori, July 16.—The Inter­ otlK-crs an«i crew <l«-ad and it other»
merce comm iaaion report ia a political
The Bar as» elation banquet lasted io a lot of jingoism In this Japan»»* tained—that at length the gorge of the
document and he ie being pet sued per­ state Commerce commission |.nnta out either dying or suffering from terrible
until
I a. tn., Mr. Falrlwnks. Governor war talk ami the hutrylng of a fleet <>( n«»l«tant district attorney r•» and he
a plain and direct meth«»! by which E. burns received in an explosion of pow­
se naily.
.Mend,
t'ongrerwtnan Humphreys, Sena­ wat«hi|ie to tiie l*acitic coast. To my hotly »■< us«-d Illa M irrali adveiaary of
II. Harriman, the railr«*d magnate,
The Interstate Ormmerceconimiasion
der in th«« after raperimp««ed turret, tor Pile« an«l others speaking in re­ mind, theNdiject is not to i«*|>el an Al­ trying to cloud the issue and I iii | mmìo
has rrport«*l the Harriman monopoly can lie placwi in prison for merging the the battleship Georgia shamed slowly sponse to toasts.
tack by Japan but that the talk ia be- justice.
Union And Ceni tal Pacific railroad*.
Illegal »nd the attorney general will
up Beaten harbor from the target plac­
ing <!om> by sonic all«-g«*l statesmen at
The net of 1874 la pointed out aa the
VAN QESNER IN JAIL.
dtvide in a few daya on what action to
Washington to influence congress to
in'* grounds in Gap« ('<><1 t«y late yes­
FREIGHT
CAR
POOL
BREAKS.
pre»«-nt «tatui«* under which Mr. Hartl-
taka.
terday and landrtl the dead and injured
make a big naval appropriation.
man may be criminally reached. The
“ When I any Japan «iras not want Convicted of Land Fraud and Is Now
Ftens)an«l, wrecker of the Milwaukee wonting of the law la quoted and n de­ men at the ( harleston navy yard.
With the arrival of the Groigia there Big Roads Abandon Project Which war. I do so adviaeilly, for, when I w as
Paying Penalty.
avenue l«nk, Chicago, has made |2ti,- cision of the United Staler Supreme
Does Not tiucceed.
in Ja(«n, 1 talked with the Ivaillng
tKM) »Ince In prison by charging (<■«* for court given a» a precedent. There la lavaiiH- known the details of the newt
Portland, July 12.—Hull case In
Gliiiago, July 15.—The American men of all walks of life and I found
reltwaing mortgages, A movement lias no rec .mmei.dation made that prx-eed- terrible naval accident that has ever
hand, wearing an expression on his
been starteii to |«rdon the bank inga be instituted, aa the de[«rtment taken place along the «swat of New railway clearing house, which for eight only ex prensión» of friemlehij» for out face that was half smile and l>aIf grin,
country.”
Engiatnl. The strident oearred shortly
wrecker.
of justice la auppoaol to take action.
Dr. Alonso Van (leaner walk«««! into Ihs
months has lawn trying to ¡lerfect a
befote noon y«-stenlay while the Geor­
county jail Wednesday ami ann«>un«*ed
The emperor of C«>rea is said to have
gia's crew was at target practice of! pool of all height cars In the country,
Macy Japanese for Canada.
that lie waa ready to iw-gln sarving the
High Honor for Root.
■ bdi«ated liecauae of prt«saure from
Bat notable in Cape Cod bay.
In tome ia In process of disintegration, accord­
VMotte. n c . id, 11
iio- r..ki.. five months' sentence impoaedfnpon
M. xii-c ( ity, July 16.—An unpre­ manner as yet unexplained two 1«* t » of
Japan.
ing to the Inter-I k-ean. The Chicago A Immigration company baa enter« d a him follow Ing hie conviction of subor­
cedented honor will lie Iratoweil upon powder became ignite*«! and in tire ter­
Haywood made an exceptionally
Alton railr «1, which was one of the -ontm-t with the < ana* han Pacific and nation of (M-rjnry.
Gewner was con-
American Hecretary of State Root and rible flash tliat foilownl the entire tur­
strongest advoratra of the rar pooling Graiul Trunk Pacific railways to supply victeil witli ex-Congressman William­
good witness for himself in his trial at
Mrs. R««»l upon their coming visit to ret crew, consisting of three offictrs and
«■heme at the outset, will withdraw. all help wanted on construction work son and Marion R. Biggs.
Boiae.
Mexico as guests of the Mexican gov- 18 men, was engulf«! in fire am) re­
The Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul and will send «lout 3,000 Ja|*n«*«<
Biggs began serving his -enteri«-* of
Peter I arson, second richest man in ernnreont.
While ic lhe capita), ceived horrible burns, one officers and
railroad has alrea«!y withdrawn, and Into Canada. Yesterday 300 Ja|*n««« 10 months Monday and Williamson lias
the Northwest, is d«*d at his boms u> Chapultehee ca*tel. the summer home five men dying before the ship readied
many of the big roada In Die Fast and arrived. The company ia working very np|>cal«l to the Supreme court of the
of the president of the republic, will port and another Is*fore midnight.
Hol ns.
West have determined to a I «andon the quietly so as not to excite suspicion and United Btatee. Both Ge»n«r an«l Biggs,
l«e
thrown
<>|>rn
to
them.
Tlrere
they
The explosion «ccurr«! in lhe after project.
Js[*nese spies have l«een caught
will bring over a contingent on every by order of the United States t araha),
will make their residence, which will superlmpo*«l turret, but tire men, un­
sketching Fort Rtaecrans on lbs Cali­
The organlxation has failed in its but Advices fr« in Honolulu ««ate that are to I* allowed the freedom of a por­
also I* the headquarters of Hecretary der command of l.leutrnant Caspar
fornia OtMSt.
prime object, to insure each road hav­ a steamer has been chartered to <«rry tion of the jail «luring the day, and
Root. It was originally stat«! that the Goodrich, son of Itesr Adimral Good­
trading eltlaras of Toie«io, Ohio, party will con» 1st of Mr. an«! lire. rich, commandant of the New York ing on its own rails all the time the 876 to British Columbia, iabot or- will not he confined in lheir cells all
number of cars owne«l by it. It has ganiaations have taken the matter up the t>«>«6.
They are allow«! tn walk
have tiecri sent to the workhouse for ot- Root, Miso IU m A and a recretary.
navy yard, an«! Mi<!s!iipmen Faulkner failed to do this iM-canve it had no and in all prolrbilltv It will he refer­
about in one of the corridors, upon
gnnixlg sn ice trust
Goldthwaite and Jatnea T. Cruse, were power
per.a!!— th« • •*«!• fra disobey­ red to the Dominion authorities.
which the doors of the cells in which
Denies Ha Is Jana-»-»
The National Educational association
opeiatmg uie eignt inch guns.
ing the mandates, lieyond the Imposi­
they sleep open. During the day their
Tokio,
July
16.
—
Arenerai
Teraucld,
has place«! itself on record as favorisg
tion of the established rate of rental
Ali Due to Trouble Makers.
cell doors stand open, but are locked al
the minister of war, in an Interview to­
Llghecr salaries for teachers.
Jailed for Contempt.
per diem.
New York, July 13.—Viscount Aokl, night.
day, <xintrolk*t««l the reported arrest of
Han krancisco, July |6.—Tbe first
lhe Japaneee anibaatdor, wh» la in New
F'airl*nko delivered an addre«* liefore a J a par. ree spy at Fan Diego, Cal.
He reriotM blow t<> the bribery graft prose­
Schmlti' Appeal la Sham.
Crushed by Falling Wall.
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Yurk to atteri«! a reception in honor ot
said
“There are no Japanese military cution was struck by the Ixiuia Glass
San Francisco, July 15. — .Mayor Admirai Yamamoto, leaaaert») his da*
Beattie. He ha«l an audience of 12,(MX).
Philadelphia, July 12.—Three men
officets in America except military at­
Telegraph operators in New York taches. The war office lisa never In­ defense in open court yrsterday through Scruniti su itero«I a noth« r defeat thia lara lion that there la no “Japaneee- are known to have I «-on kill«!, one was
have been ordsred to pre(*re to »trike struct«! any officer ar ama'eur spy to Emile J. Zimmer, s«*md vice prewt- morning when his application to compel Amerlan altualioti,'* ami that ail the fatally hurt, and 18 others Injur«! at
•i-nt and director ot the l*acific Htatra Judge Dunne to eel a «fate for Battling talk ol trouble Is-tween the two nation* th«« cohap»» of a new concrete building
at a moment’s notice. Should they be examine American forts.”
Telephone A Telegraph company, who the billa <>f exceptions in the raae In la a ptiantom création of irrewjwmsibi«* today at the plant <>f Bridgeman Broth­
called out 2,600 men will I* aff««eted.
first refiiM*) to 1« sworn afterward ac­ which he waa convicted of ex tort Ion trlubie-tnakets and trouble-Iniuters. Il er*' company, manufacturer* of etram
Acting Mayor Cl«arles Boston, of Han
Five More Japanese Held.
re ple<I th« <*th, an«wrrml two or three was not gran lol. C. W. Cobb, repre­ there t* any cause for anxiety, he aaid, fitters* sup|>li«-», at Fifteenth street and
Ftanci-co, say« he told Heney and
Han Antonio, Tes., July 16.—lhe questions, then refuaolto testify fur- senting the prosecution, declare«! tliat It ia due to the infinen«*e «>f tinwarrsnt Washington avenue. In the oouthwaet-
Burns everything he knew about the immigration inspectors at Laredo, on titer. He war, by Judge lawler, ernn-
the petition waa a eham and a pretense. ed prese talk, “tl«at oftrn tend» b« •*rn wrtion of the city.
The building
grafting officials to secure immunity for the Mexican bordar, arrested five more mitted for con tempt to the county jail
The petition chargee that Judge Dunne drive even the cal méat te m per of the waa just tiring put nnder a roof when a
himfielf.
Japaneee near Green's station yester­ "for a term of five days and until th« waa b aæ«!, an«l that he ia purpneely public into a tempretuoua rage.”
eeitlon al>out 30 feet in width and ex­
C' riotian Endesvor people are spend­ day, making lheir wav into tbe slate question ia annwrrwl .'’
hindering the perfection of the appeal
tending the entire depth of the strwtnre
ing ruay days at their conv««tnion in through the brush. All will Ire sent to
In order to keep Hchmita In the oounty
Lumber Rates Go Higher.
collapsed. About 30 men were at work
Ban Francisco lot deportation to Japan.
Try to Blow Up Lelshman.
Beattie.
jail.
Balt Lake City, July 13.—The H.-raid on tire aide which gave way.
Constantinople,
July
16.
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tomorrow will say
“Freight rates on
Pennsylvania railroads are suing to
Corvin Plot la Exposed.
Europe Has Summer Shivers.
exploded last night in front of the sum­
Wreck on Missouri Pacific.
lumber shipments throughout the Unite
restrain enforcement of the 2-cent pas­
Tokio. July 16.—A dispatch from mer quarters of the American embassy
Berlin, July 15.—Unseasonable cold «! Htotes, sn«l particularly belwecn
Bushong. Kan , July 12.—Missouri
senger rate law.
Seoul, Korea, reports the »enaatfonal at Yeni Krai, a suburb of this elty. Çrrvaila throughout Middle Europe, | Washington, Oregon and other Pacific Paciflc train No. 2, boun«l from Denver
The National Teachers' saw da tion in discovery of 24 men, who were con era)- Four persona were slightly injure«!.
empmitureo as low as 41 «legrere have c«a»t points to the Inter-mountain coun­ tn Kansas City, waa wrecked at 6 30
convention at Lx* Angela* has refu«ed «1 In the Seraglio palace, it ie supposed Otherwise no damage as done. The au­ b«en report«! in Houthorn Bavaria, try, will te* roiswl from 5 to 10 per esnt o'chrk thia morning. Several |>aaeeng-
to adopt suggested changes in spelling with the intention <M assassinating some thors of ths outrage larve not been and it ia reported that enow is falling j on Heptemlrer 1 or October 1, by the I era were injured an«l the baggage and
of woris.
(of the emperor's ministers.
| railrrad companies.
; in the Vosges mountains.
chair «are ami a «h left the track.
! traced.
In a Condensed Form for Dur
Busy Readers«
Vice President Given a Rousing
Welcome In City by Sea.
Harriman Will Voluntarily Sur
render S. P. Stock.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
DISPELS 1HE “IÜDERG” STORI
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