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» Jk I $**• S A * t S4*I<) HEPORT ON STANDARD OIL CO i Commission on Corpora ions Bays It Uses Worst ot Methods. Washington. Aug 5 -Significant revelations ar« made public in a re port submltt<-d tu President Roose velt by iierlMTt Knox .Hmlth. Com- tuisslo'.ier of Corporations, concern ing (be operations of the Standard jOI) Conipauff. In a previous report th« way« and methode of the Htiiolard were ex- CHLEGON, IIAILRO.il) IS OUTLAW AlGl'sT FiNsD »2».240.000 WILLPROVOKEJAPAN ANOIHLR NtW YORK CRIME. Graat Mocopoly Is No Batter Than Brutal Murder of Women and Qirls Countert«H«re or Robbers in Metropolis Continues. Chicago. Aug 5 Judge Kemraaw New York. Aug 2 3 "Tha grave M Landis Saturday In the United yard." a* tile foreign populated Rtat»»s District Court fined the Stand neighborhood on first jivvnu«, be- ard oil Company, uf Indiana 3-’»,- 3 4U.OUU for vtolatloua uf the la* tw,.n Thlrte,-nth and fourteenth against accepting rebates from rail streets Is known locally, gave up to road« The fin«* ia lhe largest ever day n ft. -h crim«, rivaling It atroc a»«eiu»cd against any Individual or ity the mysterious butcheries of last any c«»rporatlon In the history of American jurisprudence The case ««•k. The lateat dlscuverud victim forth, the mu Its of these methods will be carried to the higher courts wa* an S-year-old girl. and. Ilka tha land the effect they hav«> had on the by the defendant company. two young wutnen murdered, she hsd A Resuma of tha Lasa Important but consumpllon of oil and on the profits The penalty Imposed on the com been shockingly bafora of th« Htandard Oil Company. Com- Governor Will Tab« Posssssion ot th« pany 1« the maximum permitted un With Battleships in Pacific They Will • • <th 1.1 the body mistreated Not Lasa Interwstlr« Events mutilated when mlasioner Smith says: Ro«u by Armed Fore* tt Neces ite la* and It was announced at Become Bold and Japan Will lite was extinct of th« Past Weak. . ' The Standard Oil Company la re the end of a long opinion. In which l he thr. •> murders Mere strikingly sary to Enforc« Laws. tiursly Retaliate. sponsible for th« course of prices of • he methods and practices of lhe tr l-.i-t 1 huindxy night I petroleaui and Its products during Standard Oil Company were mercl- woman was strangled iu a Twenty th« last 35 year« Tt« Htandard has lesaly scored, The judge, tn fact, de- I lx Hall Cam* ia * Iwlieved to I* the consistently used Its power to raise h la dared in his oplnlon that th« offi Birmingham, Ala . Aug 6 Washington, Aug. 3 —There was if xt morning the body of a still un rictMMt n v,di»t in lhe world. (he price of oil during the last ten not unlikely that troops will be or dais of the Standard Oil Company identified woman, who had beeu years, tot only absolutely but also who were responsible for the prac much jubilation on the part of naval Nationalists have a safe majority in relatively to th« coat dered out within a few days to take tices of which the corporation was olhcet* to» Jay over the specific and un- choked to <l<;»th. wu* found In an of crude oil " areaway 1« I’.si Nineteenth street. th, lo w ly elected Philipine assembly uf lhe liuv of the tLliith- found guilty, were no better than The Rtaudard un« vlelüied tuai it p... qualified announcement at Oyster Pay Katie I'rlt ’bier, daughter of a res An expl- • >n At firedamp in a Pr .« has reduced the price of oil; that It ern Railway, the cancellation of counterfeiters and thieves, his exact tiiat the l>atllealiips of the Atlantic fleet taurant waiter, dlo.ippearcd a week •ian mine killed id men ami injure»! Il has been a buneflt to the consumer, aho»« llcepa« to operate In th»’ stat»» language being: ago today and wn- killed that night. and that only a great combination Is calmly Ignore»! by the company A ' We may as well look nt this sit will be Sent to the Vs, ilic. I'ntil thia L ■tthers. ' 'll r' ■ >1 al' - ii the throat and llku the Htandard could have fur- four-boura- conference held h»’re uation squarely. The men who thus statement was made by authority of drawn so tightly that It cu w Germany cure« mental and nervou» nlshed oil at th« price« that have • h}« sf»ernoon between Govern»»» ■ G”'.' .1 11.¿» law wi .1 -,d President R'arevelt there was a grow flush, showed how she died, wrecks and dm k»rl* by putting them prevailed. Comer. Attornsftr-Gen. Garber and society more deeply than d<*ui h« body was found today. "Ka»'h one uf the«« claims," any« prominent attorneys, including two whu counterfeits th« coin or steals ing feeling on the part <4 naval officers at sternly etuploymei L if th-’ brutalitv of the murders Commissioner Smith, "la disproved ex-Chlef Justices of the Supreme letter« from the mall. The nominal that three vessels would not l>e scut ■ an I” qualified, that of the I'rltsch- Pacific Coa»t lumbermen will tight by thia report.” around Ca|«< Horn. Court, Is believed to have resulted In defendant Is the Htandard Dll Com ler girl runks first Hhe was as tin- pr. |» -I a.I»alun i . r rates One of the inpet s il«tantial officers saulted. murdered aud then her llf«- Th»' Increase tn annual profits of a ihtcrmlnatIon to make whol»»<utle pany of Indiana, a mllilon-d »liar cor u MiMitaipi valley po nt«. the Standard Oil Company from arr»»«t» of otTiilals of the Southern poration. The Htandard till Company of the navy tieiievea that the sending of !«•»» furtu wus horribly mulliatad. t>»6 to 1VU4 was over 337.000.000. ritad If that company does not re ■ these Iwtliesliliw to the California mast \ M ’ey, whose cap;' The railroads and the Hteel trust are Th«» report says: 3109.000,000, ia th« r«’al defendant. will i-atist» s<> much irritation that war cad« from Its pr«»«’nt position wrangling over the qilretlon ol broken "The total dividends received by A state official close to the Gov This la tor the reason that, if n body l>et«reen the l'nit««l States ami Jajwn NINE MtN CHOSEN rail», each blaming the other. the Htandard from IXA3 to l»0i. ernor made the statement that Gov ot men organise a largo corporation will lie the result. They »re already One hundred unruly m«ml«»r* of thi were 3551.933.13 4. thus averaging ernor Comer was going to use every under th" lawn of one state for the figuring on promotion», as history ha* Good Progress Made In Selecting llelt.st, Ireland, police force have been 2 4.15 per cent a year. The dividend» power at bls command to make th»» purpose of carrying on business shown tiiat advancement In the naval Jury to I ry Halsey. however, were much less than the Houthvrn Railway obey the laws of throughout the United States and for exilwl ami 150 u>ore will follow. total earnings It la substantially Alabama. th« accomplishment of that purpose service la much more rapid dutmg war Ban Eranclsro, Aug 3 Compara- Rich American* can not escape taxes certain that th« entire net earnings "If th« railroad carries out Ita absorb th« stock of other cor|K»ra- than In pswee. lively rapld nrogr«»« was made yea i « All naval oili-er* are lot bidden to 1!» bv eetabiiwhing cwidences in England, threat to stop all business Inside the tlons. such corporations so absorbed terduy In the trial of Tbnodor« V. they will lie *ubiect to taxation unde wire at least 37DO.OUU.OOU and po«- state and confine itself to only In- have thenceforth but a nominal discus» international question« ter pub- * ■ They cannot Initiate or Ik'Stion, but privately tlxy do not hesi Hal>'-y (<>r tliq allegad bribery of t« rstate buslne»«." sniil this official, existence the English Ians. "These enormous profits hav« "then the Governor will order out execute any Inherent business policy, tate to declare that they btlleve that as Supervisor Lonergan. Halsey, aa A German princess who systematic been based on an investment worth the state troops and take possession their élimination In ibis respect be soon a* the Atlantic fleet starts on its former ng«nt of th« I'uclflc State« ally stole silver plate from European at the time of its original acquisition of the railroad, -vhlch has already ing a prime consideration for their long voyage Ui ths PaciAo the Jaismeae Telephone a Telegraph Company, Is hotel« baa been exonerated on the not more than 375.000.000 " placed Itself In th« attitude of a mob. absorption Ro. when after this pro th»’ second of th« public utilities ror- The report ot Commissioner Hmlth defying the rightful authority *( the cess has taken place, a crime Is com government will send one ol its tieels , ■ ' ■ . i ht tn I he ground of insanity. shows that th« Standard Oil Com state This action would be followed mitted In th« name of such smaller b> the roast ut California ot to the At bar bv tin bribery graft proaecutlon A blast of 6,000 tons of high explo pany is responslbln for petroleum up by an extra session of the legisla corporation, the law will not consid lantic C<«'t. 11 h * ent sive was t!r»«l in breaking up a motín prices for the past quarter of a cen ture. nt which a law would be enact er that the latter corporation Is the I They d«vlsre that the proeetwo of the t<> trial I» the first of 13 similar one« lattlethips of Admiral Evan* on th» tury becauM this company baa con And where the only I tain of fine marble in Italy, It dis- that hav« been r<-t tuned against him. ed whereby the railroad would be real offender trolled the Industry. The report placed In the hands of a receiver In possible motive of the crime I» the I'witlc will rauae the ¡-. q,o> In that lodge»! 600,000 tons. Forty-wight Venin men were ei- show« the price history of oil pro leas than 60 days.'' enhancement of dividends and the part of the country to become more ainlnc'l during the day. and of th««« five hundred brakemen and a nutii- ducts since 1X66, or practically since only punishment authorlied Is a fine, tadd in llieir attai k* <m I tie Japanese. nine «lthst<H»d th» qualification teats Ix-r of conductor» on th»» Colorado (he beginning of the Industry. This great caution must be exercised lest Ibis, they say, will cause irritation, and were accepted, aubject to per STANOARD CANNOT ESCAPE. H >ud ern tailr «rd have struck for an gives an opportunity to compare th« the fixing of a small amount enconr- which they bat will lead to serious emptory challenge by either side, ten conree of prices during thu earlier increase of 2 cerite an hour. dg»* the defendant to further viola- consequenc»«. p< i emploi l> s resting with th« d«- competitive period with the course Only Two Pret-«t«. and Neither One lions by esteeming the penalty to be fense and five with the prosecution. On board the newest Germ-tv Amar • of price* during the later monopolis In the nature of a license. Will Hold. District Attorney Langdon con can steamers no regular meals are tic period. It also shows that prices ADD NEW TRAIN. 1 he defendant argues that to ducted the examinations for th« pro«- Washington. Aug 6 —Two ave- served, l>ut a regular short-order tee- would have teen lower during this hold It for 1.4 63 offenses would be a ecutlon lie Is supported by Special surant is always open. later period uniter normal comp»*ti- ntica of possible »»scape are open to violation of the constitutional pro Southern Pacdic Will Inaugurals New Colin»’I lllram Johnson and Assist Company, but th« Htandard Oil llvu conditions and In th« absence of ant District Attorney William Hoff Ti.ree-fHth« cl t‘>e output of the great any such overshadowing combination wh»-ther otle or both are taken th« hibition against lhe Imposition of Eapress Service. excessive fine* .and II Is urged that Cook liert S«hl<-<liigi-r examined l*eBeers diamond Bines in Houtli Af aa has actually existed. government will be found strongly congress could never have intended Portland, Aug. 3.—llarrmfkn offi for the defense With him at. the confident of repeating Intrenched, rica ia taken by American dealer» ami These prices show directly the ef to confer upon the court such power, ci a Is, both in Pott land and San Fran- counsel tabi« In Hal’ -y’s behalf are In Judge loin It ecored the victory price* are «teadily rising. fect that th« existence of this com- It Is the view of the court that for cisco, are seriously contidering placing Delphin M Delmus and Henry II. ills’ court, The trust may appeal to If Judge l.awlor overrul«« Howard Paul, the Ainer can enter blrxntlou has had upon the consumer the Circuit Court of Apponi» on a the law to take from one of Its cor n special mail and «(pre*« train on the Mi-Pike and also the results that have ac- porate creatures ns a penalty for the the objection of the defense to tha tainer, who died in Ixyndon in Decem 'crued to th« combination itaelf by writ of error. or to the Supreme commission of a dividend-producing Portia ml-Han Eranclsco run. It is ex < omiio ni< m< lit of Louis Glass' naw ber, IVOS, and whqM will hse lw-»-ii in way of profits Just conclusion can Court of the United Ht at re on con- «rime l»-«s than one-third of Its net pected tiiat a decision will be trached litigation, bequ«atl>*d about $200,IXXi thus He drawn of the way the Stand- stitutlonal ground» One appeal wili revenues accrued during lb«» period in a few days, liailt'md officials are trial nest Monday and requires It to g<> on nt Hint time. Mr Dolman will to London churitie*. ard Oil ha» used Its great Industrial not conflict with the other, and no ’‘ i ,te>rt of th. Im Inclined to think the additional aoivice probably withdraw temporarily froru further appeal Iles In either case. ui assured, although'thn train will have Ixisillon of an excessive fine, and The empress of China h.m Iwen or power. The Circuit Court of Appends ha« surely to do this would not bo the to l«> officially order«*! by General Mali the llala*') can In order to take part In the ft defense of (Ilusa. dered by her physhitn to quit »moking final Jurisdiction in questions of er SECOND* HEARING BEGUN. exercise of ns much real power aa la nger Calvin fiom the Han Ftanclaco cigarette», and according to Cbinree ror affecting the law In th« cnee, and employed when a sentence Is Im- Toreado Destroys Town, custom a law will be ma<b- prohibiting so far us Judge l-ardis' official acts poM.'d taking from a human being office. The pru|«>»ed new train will I* re Fsderal Courts Contlru« Inysttlgation in the construction of the law are one day of his liberty. Victoria, Kun . Aug 3 All effort« cigarette smoking throughout the em served exclusively for handling mull to r« h Marquette, reported to have concerned, the Supreme Court of the of Standard. pire. "It Is th« judgment and sentence United States can only consider one of th»* court that th<- d»-f»’ndant. the and express, and i* being considered as b-on destroyed by a tornado last Chicago, Aug. 6. The prepara * Kots, th« lighting leader rt the Pnl«- question. Standard 1)11 Company, pay a fine of an expedient foi relieving existing con- night have failed Tim Missouri Pa- jiine* in the Island of Ix^yte, h»» been tions for the second federal Investi Under article a of the Constitu 33».340.000.'* gusted condition*, which, it is »aid, ars itor at sentenced to d.atli. Doe companion gations of the relations between th»» tion, "excenslve ball shall not be re reap-nailde largely lor the unsatisfac- Marquette was notifying the agent at I'nder the «even Indictments still **» sentenced to Imprisonment tor life Htandard Oil Company of Indiana qulred. nor excessive fines Imposed, pending against the Htandard Oil lory passenger service on tills branch Geneseo, west of there, that the de and four others were given years. and the Chicago & Alton Railroad, nor cruel and unusual punishments Company, an additional fine amount of liie Southern Pacitie. Hila r pre la I pot was almost destroyed by wind, In the opinion of offi Ing to 3kH.44O.000 may be levied will carry no |*t»M ngcr*.{ and that three Inches of water stood T'.e trial of Fauatlno Abien, the chief ord«r«d by Judge laindl« of thi Inflicted " In the depot, when the wire failed. of the Pulajai •».*, will take place this United States District Court on Sat cials of the Department of Justice, against the company, The expre*» buaitiess on urday, will begin tomorrow. The call the cose can reach the Hutireme McPh<-r«on. soutlienst of Marquette, week. increased loan extent that it is iinp>a>- was ! < bed by teh-phon»' T hat place for the special grand Jury will be Court on the ground that the 18#.- How to Mi)« Public Pay King Ed«r»rd showed his apprecia Issued and United States District At 3 40.000 fine la excessive, because How the Htandsrd 'Oil Company *lble to handle it with the facilities had heard the ft port but could not All tion of labor in striking fashion during torney Hirns will go over all the evi th« Standard Oil Company of In can exact payment from the public: that are now provided in the passenger communicate with Marquette trains and ut the «>me time make other wires are down Marquette h's visit to Catitlff, the center of the dence presented at th« recent trial illnna, th« defendant, has capila I E'ln<- lni|..' ..i l>v lii.lg.- l.andls, 3-’r( Welsh osxl trade. He not only knight of the Htandard Oil Company, which stock of only 11.000.000 and assets 340.000, attorneys' fees (estimated) ■■liclule time with th,-»e train*. By was destroyed by a tornado In lf*0&, respited In conviction and a line of of only 310,000,000 The a«tut»- 32t;o,n«o, total fine and costa 311. r< mliinlng both the express and mail 37 persons being killed and over a ed l>»rl Mayor Croaarn»n, of t'nrdlff, a 329,340.000, and will select tha wit lawyers employed by th*» trust may 600.000. Present price in ven business and handling it with a sjxeial hundred and fifty Injured. labor leader, but be announced the in ness«« to be subpoenaed It de find oth«r ron«tltutlona) qutMtlons to grade) kerosene per gallon. 13 train, the ruilroad official« figure that stitution of an order of chivalry for veloped that the reason for haste In raise In th« Supreme Court, cents Proposed I price, same, 13 <t will tie|»Misiblv to operate its |>s»sen- Ratas to West Lowered. miners. This new d«c<>ration, which this Investigation is that the statute Th« government Is ready to meet cent«. G.i i Ilona refined kerosene to ger trains on schedule time, since it ia ou In will bear King Edward'» name, will be of limitations Is running against the amh an Issue and Is confident of one barrel crude petroleum. 15 for her >e* of the mine who distinguish government, and because of It the victory It will reply that the Htand Number gallons to be sold nt In- the discharging acd receiving of ex Interstat»- fnr< < from all the promi nent pla<<-a in the East to the prin Chicago a Alton will escape re-ln- ard Dll Company of Indiana Is. as crease of I cent per gallon over pres pre«« tiiat invariably delays trains lhemseive»» in rescue work. cipal points w. <t of Chicago and Ht (Rctment on b«tw»»en 80 and 100 Judge latndla has construed, th« ent quotations to reimburse Standard Ixiuls will be mad« Augnai 6 by the Hayw >od *ii g ven a great reception "ounts of the 1.463 on which the Htandard Oil Company of New Jer Eight Injured In Elevator. Oil, 3.150,000. Number barrels d «pt « lai permlaaiaa at Salt Lake. Htandard Oil Company was con- sey. the great Htandard trust In fad crude petroleum. 210.000,000.’ In Cincinnati, Aug 3 A peculiar to do hiving t en grunted by the vlcted. and that the fine Imposed upon the crease In dollars, 331.500.000. Cap accident on an elevator In the Govern >r Hanley declares that Indi This statute of limitations bare trust mu«t he measured by the re ital stock Standard Ol! Company of Power building, at Eighth and Syca Interstate Commerce Commission. ana it «olid for Fairbanks, prosecution on offenses committed source* of the trust, and not one of New Jersey. 3100.000.000. Capital more streets, last evening, seriously Becan»« of the reductions In Inter- «tute fares made by the Western France iiaa invited Hpain to join in more than three years before Indict the subsidiary, dummy branches stock Standard Ol! Company of In Injured eight persons The car was railroad», owing to the passage of ment Many of the shipments on By the Department of Justice at diana. 31.000.000, Wealth of John an expedition against Moncco. running by electricity and n broken which the Htandard Oil Company tention Is call««! Io the common prac I) Rockefeller In excess of 31.000,- connection In a switchboard extin 2 rent faro laws bv many states, paa- s«nger* fr<>tn Eastern and Western John flurns pro|»*e« a British pure waa rm-. t<!.-d of accepting rebates tice In criminal courts of Imposing OdO.OOt) (Exact figures not known guished th« lights and took from the tod law to fight American packur*. occurred between September, 1903, fin»»« upon vagrants, when the Inabil to himself i Rockefeller's Interest In operator the power to control the point* hav, b<<»n able to save from Si to |6 by buying a ticket over As a result the crowd reached A band cf New York Chinese made a and August, 1904. When the grand ity of the culprit to pay th« fine Is Standard Oil (27 3-5 per cent total car Jury convenes on Ajigust 14. a f«w known to the court. But such sen capltallxatlon). 337.400.000 Figure« the bottom In safety, although In Eastern roads only to their Western raid on Boston Chinese, killing three. day* will suffice to present the evi tences have never been construed as terminals and then rebuying over a baaed on one barrel crude pwtroletim darkness, and then, by a sudden re Western line to their destination. excessive fines. Union IMeiflc will en.-nurage coal dent« against the Alton producing 35 per cent kerosene and newal of power, th« elevator went to The Jury will consider Infractlors by-products, paraffin. lubricating the top of the shaft so rapidly that mining by independent companies now Buy Meat In Australia. the balancing wights wer«i thrown oils, etc. Mors Land Frauds. tiiat it has liwt much of its coal land of the Elkins la» occurring from August, 1904, until March, 1905. Victoria. H C„ Aug 2 Major O. off and In falling struck several pas Los Angeles. Aug. 6. The sudden I rii gat loti work In California, Ari senger«. txiny dlsp»teh«d •” As-’ralla snd Flo»*rer1 l> Publie Vuw uro r»f Tren»pnrt Breaes Dcwn, en« sud caevada will Le cul (<■■>*> lió,- New Zealand by the llrlllsh army llnselton, • Pa., Aug. 5- Loula OUO.IMMI last year to »HOU.OOO this year council to in«i>ect th»- packing house« Ran Eranclsco. Aug 6 The trans- Attorney Oscar Ijvwlor for Portland Hnmobolla, accused of wife-beating, Naw Cruiser in Commission. l>ort Warren, which left Saturday and Health» Is considered significant, was publicly flogged by Alderman Vallejo, Cal , Aug 3 With ap- of the antipodes with a view to se- The Alabama recretary of »tats has with a large contingent of troops and when taken In connection with the McKelvey, before whom h»> had teen proprlate ceremonies, the new cruis curing supplies of tinned meats for declared the fl aneli I m of the Southern the llrlllsh army, nrrlved by tha passengers, was compelled by a recent disclosure of extensive land After th« er California, recently completnd. steamer Miinnkn today, on hla way rat Ire ad forfeited for breaking state breakdown of machinery to put back fraud« In the Imperial Valley. When brought for a hearing. tuatlmony had been given. Aiderman waa placa-d In commission shortly be laws. Rhe had hardly got outside the bay he left the city Mr. loiwlur said ho McKelvey seised the man by the col fore mxin Thursday Captain Thomas to England, via Chicago, where ha when the officers In tha engine-room was called by Important busine««, lar. dragged him Into the street, 8. Phelps, who will command the will look over lhe packing houses, Four American *ct><»l learbere who noticed lie said the supplie« in future would that her machinery was not but would not give any Information liare jnat returned Iront lhe Philippin** working aa It ought. Chief Engineer as to Its nature. Aa the Investigation pulled th»- coat from his back and cruiser, made a brief speech and be taken In t pian title« from th«n handcuffed him to a post. The then rend th« orders to the crew as Australia. Major Ixing said the bus via Alia and Eur< ¡» air wherever they Donnelly, of the Army Transport De la continued It Is believed the names crowd divined his Intention, and » sembled on the decka. This was fol in*«« In Australia was conducted stopped, in India or other British po*- partment. made an exhaustive ex of prominent capitalists will be man took off his belt and gave It to lowed by the raising of the flag over under wholesale conditions. eeaei'ine, Japanese were busily engaged amination of the Warren's machin called with these desert land entries McKelvey The alderman la young the warship, which 1« the finest ves In making sketches of fortifications and ery and Is In hopes that new con and strong, and the flogging waa vig sel that «ver came to this yard. The Trunk With Money Lost. denser tubes can bo installed by harbors. orous. California waa built by the Pnlon Clptu’sH Jap Poacher«. Wnter’own. Wit., Aug 3.—A Tuesday. Iron works, but was turned over to Victoria, It. C., Aug 6 Advices Corea n soldier« revolted against trunk containing aecnrltl»-« to tb« the government and completed Coin Design His Last Work have been received here of an at disbandment and fought Japan««« In value of 3300,000 hna been found John D la Not Worried tempted sealing raid by the Japanese New York, Aug. 5.—Through a Seoul, but wer« quelled. hero and la now on Its way to th« Cleveland. O., Aug 5 - -John D sealing schoonef« Kalk« Maru and , letter from President Roosevelt, Bind McGs« Over for P«rjuev. rlghtfnl owner. An expressman at t Choate has made a powerful Rockefeller gives no Indication In Midori Mnru on the aeal rookcrle« at made public, It was learned that Rolse, Idaho, Aug. 3.— Dr. 1. Chicago shipped for Otto Helneck«n, speech for a permanent arbitration public at least, that the decision of Cooper Kland«. guarded by Rtis i Augustus Ht. Gaudens, the famous McGee, of Wallace waa bound over a teacher of thin city, the trunk con Judge Landis, fining the Standard slans. The arhooner Kalk« Marn American sculptor, who diet), had de by Probate Judge !^»onard Thurs taining th« bonds and left Mr. Helo- court at The Hague. (Ml Company the limit, affected him a , f has naa reiurueo returned to io Miyako. Mlyako. Itlck'is'l signed the new gold coins which are day to answer the charge of per ecken'a trunk at Chicago. Mr. H«ln- France, Hpaln and Italy are to In the slightest. Aa far as appear - j province, Japan, and reported thr«e now being completed. Thia design jury lodged against him because of ecken notified the express company a«nd an army tb Morocco to put down ances go. the magnate has not given n ‘of her M-nllng bontà and 12 men cap- Is probably the completed work certain testimony given by him tn which made th« exchange with great the uprising. the matter a thought. itured by Itusslans. ¡that left the hands of the sculptor. the Haywood trial. alacrity. In a Condensed Form for Dur Busy Readers, SAPPEK1KGS OF TWO CONTINENTS Openly Defies Authorities ol the State ot Alabama. Movemeut ol Fleet to Pacific May Briny War. HOODLUMS WILL START ATTACK u / 1 ,* ’’/I / I -V. A'‘A
