The Yamhill County reporter., May 17, 1901, Image 3

TRACTION CARS COLLIDED.
—————
Tented Village« are Being
Erected
in
About a Dozen People Injured
Jack,
Near Akron,
Ohio.
lonville.
Akron, O., May 10.—Two northern
Jacksonville, Fla., May 9.—The President Dole and the Legisla­
Ohio traction cars collided at the foot
almost superhuman work of the dif- j
tors
Do
Not
Agree.
Visit to Washington.
of a steep hill on North Howard street
ferent committees has somewhat re- j
this afternoon and about a dozen peo­
I lieved the situation and it is now be- LAW MAKERS cnARGED W,T„ BRIBERY ple were injured. The two cars were
A FEW RADICALS OPPOSE THF REPORT
i lieved that in every instance those
loaded with passengers and were trav­
eling close together. For some reason
without proper food and clothing were
Cuban Constitutional Convention Is Favorably in a measure cared for today and that First Territorial Legislature Accomplishes Noth, the brakes on the second car failed to
attach the team to have the line of
ing, and the House Asks McKinley
work and it dashed down the hill at
tonight there are vastly fewer people
Impressed, and Will Probably Approve
draft Just right We remember seeing
a
territfic
speed,
striking
the
forward
who
were
compelled
to
sleep
upon
the
to
Remove
the
Governor.
the Work of the Delegates.
a farmer using a new plow, which he
car, which had stopped to take on
streets.
Two hundred tents were
condemned as being the meanest that
more passengers.
Strange to say,
erected today, and while those were
he ever saw. Yet a little change In the
Honolulu,
May
7,
via
San
Francis
­
Havana, May 9.—The special com­ very crowded tonight and while sev­
none on the second car were injured
hitch from plow clevis to whitlletree,
mission of the Cuban constitutional eral churches ands choolhouses in the co , May 13.—The first legislature of except Motorman Scott, who sus­
and a little adjustment of the harness,
!
Hawaii
came
to
an
end
the
evening
of
tained
serious
internal
injuries.
The
suburbs
were
also
crowded
with
sleep
­
convention, which returned here from
proved It to be a good plow’, while the
April 30, according to Governor Dole, rear platform of the fowrard car was
Washington May 5 at the secret ses­ ers, this condition will also be reliev­ and the next night according to a
horses were doing better work and not
I crowded and all on the platform were
ed tomorrow by the arrival of 2,000
.-»•W expending one-half as much strength.
sion ¡»resented an extensive report of tents from the general government at majority in both houses. The legis­ more or less injured.
Yet he had probably plowed more acres
its conferences with President Mc­ Washington, which will be erected at lature ended its existence at logger­
It is not believed that any of the
In his time than we have square rods,
Prnnlnir the Orctmr.l in Summer.
Kinley and Secretary Root and a once. The military companies have heads with the governor all along the | passengers on the forward car es­
Besides the thinning out and shorten­ and with Ids old plow could have turn­
glowing account of the banquets and been of great assistance with their ex­ line, and without having passed a sin­ caped without injury of some kind.
ing of fresh growth iu summer, such as ed as good a furrow as any man In
receptions tendered the members. perience in rapidly erecting tents. gle one of the important measures to - Many of them went to their homes has been referred to several times ln town.—American Cultivator.
which the home rulers were com­ in private conveyances and on the
There
will
also
be
provided
several
Signor Giberga objected to incor­
extra commissary stations in various mitted, except the county government electric cars and their names cou.'d these columns. It would often be work
Harvest net Knffir-fftrn.
porating an account of the social parts of the city to relieve the situa­ act, which the governor killed.
not be obtained.
The city officials well done to thiu out branches which
In the recent quarterly report of th«
■
re
too
close
together,
branches
which
programme in the report, but the tion at the two already established.
The last act of the house the even­ I had warned the company that cars
Kansas Department of Agriculture 1«
commission
insisted
upon
this
There has been no outbreak of sick­ ing of the 30th, was to pass a concur­ were allowed to run too fast down the should have been cut out in winter, but a most excellent article on Kaffir corn,
Which
were
neglected.
It
Is
often
a
A thorough investigation of
point.
In reference to the third ness in the city. Thousands of peo­ rent resolution containing a memorial hill.
good deal easier to see when to cut ln prepared by J. G. Haney of the Stat«
clause of the Platt amendment, the ple have left the city. Those remain­ to President McKinley for the remov­ the accident will be made.
Bummer than it is In winter, as the re­ Agricultural College, upon request ot
al
of
Governor
l>ole.
Dole
is
charged
report stated that the United States ing will be given some kind of labor
quirements of the tree can be better Secretary Coburn. Concerning the har­
with having hindered the work of the
THE DURKEE CLAIM.
would not intervene unless Cuba is at the bureaus which have been estab­ session by his hostility towards the
understood.
But few fruit growers vesting of the crop he says: Kaffir corn
lished.
The
clegning
tip
of
the
streets
attacked by a foregin power and
keep their trees open enough. The remains green until frost and the seed
legislature, withholding information
has
been
going
of
rapidly.
Fraud Order May Be l«nied Again«» Further trees are so dense that the branches does not shatter; so. If grain Is the only
there exists in Cuba a condition of
Clouds of smoke still envelope the and reports that were called for, and
affairs similar to that which existed
Support of IL
cannot perfect themselves and neither consideration, there is uo great hurry
refusing to co-operate with the law
under Spain at the time of American city from the smouldering embers of makers. The president is asked in
flowers nor fruit can be looked for. to harvest; It can stand until aftet
the
conflagration,
but
many
build
­
Washington,
May
10.
—
The
treas
­
intervention. Regarding coaling sta­
the resolution to use his influence in ury department is preparing a letter When branches are but small one Is apt frost and the stalk is dry. But gener­
ings
have
been
sufficiently
cooled
off
tions, the report set forth that the
to forget the future und permit too ally the fodder Is a consideration, as
behalf of an extra session of the legis­
places so desired by the United States to allow the safes to be opened and lature to transact general legislation to the postoffice department asking many of them to form. It is well to well as the grain, nnd then the problem
books
and
papers
of
a
great
many
that
a
fraud
order
be
issued
against
were Capes Maysi and San Antonio
found only which Dole refuses to grant. In con­ parties representing themselves as keep In mind that a lot of Inside is to cut when the beet results from
and another point commanding the concerns have been
slightly
scorched.
Twelve
carloads clusion, the home rulers ask that Dole interested in the Durkee claim. This branches to which the sum never gets both may be obtained. The longer th«
entrance to the Gulf of Mexico.
be removed, if the president sees no
will not l>ear fruit. They are useless fodder stands the harder and less pal­
These would be definitely determined of provisions have arrived from New other way of bringing about an extra claim is an old one, dating back to nnd should come out, that the sun may atable ft becomes, while If cut too early
York.
Pacific
Railroad
days,
Durkee
at
one
when drawing up the treaty. The
session of the territorial legislature, time being governor of Utah territory. reach what are left. In summer time the l»est yield of grain Is not secured.
object of these stations would be the
declaring that the governor has acted The original amount was $64,000,000. it is easy to see at once when enough After the grain is hardened so that 11
maintenance of the independence of
SHIPYARDS COMBINE.
in such a manner as to lose the confi­ The case has been in the court of has been thinned out. Besides this ad­ is difficult to mash between the thumb
Cuba as well as the protection of the
dence of a majority of the people of l claims and more recently in the su- vantage. there Is another, viz., the scars and linger, and there is little moisture
United States.
The report also said New Organization With Sixtyfive Million« the territory.
! preme court of the District of Colum­ quickly heal when cut while the sap Is I apparently In the aeed. there will b«
that the United States would in no
The concurrent resolution passed bia, and rejected. Yesterday a lawyer active. Beshres the thinning out and very little shrinkage In the grain. This
CapitaL
way interfere with the local govern­
through both houses by large majori­ called on Secretary Gage, with two shapening of the tree, summer pruning would perhaps be called "Just past th«
ment and that President McKinley
New York, May 9.—A circular has ties, all the native home rulers voting two witnesses, and made a demand of cherries, plums, pears and like fruits hard dough stage." If cut earlier th«
had promised to appoint a commis­ been issued by H. W. Poor & Co., re­ for it.
It did not get to the senate
lias the effect of making them fruit fodder will be better feed, but ther«
sion to meet a Cuban commission to garding the organization of the Unit­ until the day after the end of the for $79,000,000.
“I refuse to pay it,” asserted Secre­ bearing in a short time. A young shoot will be considerable shrinkage In th«
■discuss the economic question and ed States Shipbuilding company un­ session, as calculated by the governor,
grain.
to draw up a commercial treaty as der the laws of New Jersey to acquire but on that day the native party in tary Gage, “for the reason that I of a cherry cut back within a few eyes
One thing that has kept this crop
of
Its
base,
will
form
fruit
buds
on
the
would
be
subject
to
impeachment
soon as the republic is established, the Newport News Shipbuilding & the senate passed it.
from being more generally raised Is
spur
left.
A
pear
shoot
shortened
in
and
imprisonment.
”
and that he advised the Cubans in DrydocK Co., the Union Iron Works,
Governor Dole created a sensation
“Very well,” returned the lawyer, one-half will often form a fruit bud at the problem of harvesting. There ar«
the meantime to study the situation San Francisco; the Bath Iron Works, by saying that one of his reasons for
the point where cut off. Very often a a number of methods and they all
in this respect. The representatives Ltd., and the Hyde Windlass Co., of not granting an extra session was “I have witnesses to your refusal.”
It
is
stated
at
the
treasury
that
tree which has not fruited will be made have their merits. If the fodder is de­
announced that Secretary Root had Bath Me. ; the Crescent Shipyards that he had been reliably informed
many
persons
have
been
induced
to
to <lo so for the first time by these sired fer feed it is perhaps best to cut
said that there was nothing in the and the Samuel J. Moore & Sons Co., that bribery was taking place. Both
stalk nnd all and leave In the shock
Platt amendment to prevent Cuba of Elizabethport, N. J., and the houses passed a resolution demanding buy stock in this “Durkee claim,” means. There Is always much pleasure i
and for that reason it is proposed to in having a tree of good outline, and until dry. The best machine for ao
from having diplomatic representa­ Canda Manufacturing Co., of Car- proof.
ask for the issue of a fraud order.
for this and the reason already given, compllshlng this Is the corn binder,
tives in foreign countries.
taret, N. J.
The total annual ca­
pay attention to the pruning.—St. Louis which leaves It In bundles of conven­
pacity is estimated at 380,000 tons.
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
ient size for handling, and the foddei
i Globe-Democrat.
IN MANCHURIA.
The aggregate orders of the con­
Is held together. The common method,
TRAIN WRECK IN IOWA.
stituent companies on hand promise Interior Department Will Require Important
A Double Stove Silo.
however. Is to cut with a mower, and
Runian
Troop«
Have
Dispersed
Native
These silos are 12 feet in diameter by the crop should be left to cure well
an estimated profit of over $5,000,000.
-Engineer Killed and a Score of Panengeri
Report« Regularly.
Band«.
The committee will be authorized
30 feet high and are set 6 feet apart before raking. Ordinarily It Is put int«
Hurt.
Washington, May 13.—A new order
under its charter to issue capital
St. Petersburg, May 10.—The Russ- and Inclosed as shown. The doors of large shocks or small ricks coirtainlni
of things has been inaugurated in ky Invalid published details of the tlle 81108 fnce ea<h othpr ln the tnclosed
Ottumwa, la., May 9.—Burlington stock to the amount of $65,000,000.
from a ton to three tons each. This 1«
the Interior department and its sev­ recent operations
i’ . . in >r
i
j j alley. They
rJ'nro
tilleul from
frnm the
tha win
win. ­
are filled
passenger train No. 3 was wrecked to­
Manchuria,
done with a hay gatherer, "buck rake,"
eral
branches,
relative
to
making
day while passing Thayer, a small
appears that North Manchurian di­ dows shown in the gables. They are or "go-devll,” and saves a great deal
ROYALTY REDUCED.
public certain reports that are de­ vision
town 18 miles east of Creston, causing
under General Zeripitzki
of handling. It keeps In excellent con­
sired from time to time by the fought over 20 engagements, losing
the death of the engineer and injur­
dition when treated this way and can
Here­ altogether 24 men killed and seven j
ing over a score of passengers, none Miners Object to Rule That Non-Payment Washington correspondents.
be hauled when needed. It is ready t«
tofore the geological survey, which
Means Confiscation of Dust.
fatally. The locomotive hauling the
officers and 64 v ounded, two officers
harvest In about 105 days after plant­
is
one
of
the
bureaus
of
this
depart
­
passenger train struck an engine at­
A
ing, and this should be before frost, a«
Seattle, May 9.—Dispatches from ment, has been allowed to run along having died of their wpunds.
tached to a freight train that was
freezing while green Is detrimental;
Dawson under date of April 23 state with comparative independence, and quantity of guns and rifles were cap­
backing onto a sidetrack. The pas­
tured. The total result of the opera­
besides, the hay will not cure as well
that
the
royalty
has
been
officially
in
a
way
it
gave
general
satisfaction.
senger engine and all but two cars of
in cool weather, and It Is essential thal
reduced to 5 per cent and that cer­ Under the old regime the newspapers tions is that of three bands, which
the passenger train left the rails, and
it be as perfectly cured as possible.
tificates must be presented at the were given access to the many reports at the beginning of the year were
rolled down a 20 foot embankment.
boundary showing that the royalty that are prepared by the survey from meracing the peace of Manchuria,
Thayer is situated in the bed of a
Falsinsr Ycun-Z Turkeys.
has been paid or suffer confiscation time to time, often when the reports two have been annihilated, and the
deep ravine, and on either side of the
There Is neither luck nor tact In rais­
third, after sustaining a number of
of
dust.
A
vigorous
protest
is
being
were
still
in
manuscript
form.
Now
station the track curves sharply.
ing young turkeys, but simply good care
defeats, is being pursued
by the
this is changed, and no reports will
Neither engineer could see the other’s made by the miners.
and the right kind of food, says a Field
There has been a marked advance be accessible until they are in galley Russian squadron.
train until within 25 feet of each
and Farm writer. One of the first
in
the
price
of
beef
and
eggs
but
there
proof, or even a more advanced stage.
other.
The passenger train was run­
Will Pool Their Wool.
steps is to have good eggs from well-
is
ample
supply
to
last
until
naviga
­
The
objection
to
the
new
ruling
lies
ning at a high rate of speed. The
mated fowls. Set the eggs under a
Baker City, Or., May 10—The
tion opens. A cold storage plant ha.i just here. The survey sends its par­
engineer of the freight train heard
chicken hen. Be sure not to give het
principal
wool
growers
of
Eastern
been
erected
by
Tacoma
people
at
a
ties out in the summer. During the
‘ the passenger train coming, and I
too many or she will wean them when
nOUBI.B HILO.
winter months the field forces are oc­ Oregon are arranging to call a con-
made the utmost endeavor to hack ■ cost of $30,000.
too young, or as soon as they get large
vention to meet in this city at an
Sluicing
has
already
commenced
cupied
in
Washington
writing
up
his heavy train onto the sidetrack. ,
Five or seven ar«
early date to form a wool combina­ built of 2 by 6 Norway bill stuff dressed enough to crowd.
on
some
of
the
creeks
and
conserva
­
their
reports,
which
are
generally
He succeeded in getting all but the
on a bevel to fit a 12 foot radius. It enough for one hen. It takes the eggs
tion.
The
convention
will
be
similar
tive
estimates
place
the
clean
up
at
profusely and valuably illustrated. It
engine on the siding when the crash I
takes 80 pieces of 2 by C, 12 feet long,
is well into the spring Indore these in character and object to the one and 80 2 by 0, 18 feet long, a total of nbout four weeks to hatch and every­
came. As the passenger train round- . $25,000,000.
reports are completed in the manu­ held at Rawlins, Wyo., a few days 2,400 feet of Norway bill stuff, to build thing should be In readiness for th«
ed the curve, the engineer saw his
script.
It very often happens that ago. If the Wyoming plan is adopt­ one of these s II ob . It also takes about poults. It Is necessary to have a good
peril, but stuck to his post, reversing
CHINA SEEKING A LOAN
the reports of a past season’s obser­ ed, the wool buyers will have to meet 100 pounds of No. 9 steel wire, which coop.. Mnke It without a bottom and
his engine, threw on the air brake to
the growers in convention and submit
set It on the ground. Confine the hen
the emergency notch, applied the Will Request the Powers to Obtain One lot vations, if made publiA in the spring,
will make about 00 hoops, put on In and let the little turkeys run In and
will
be
of
great
value
to
prospectors
|
s,
'
ale<1
bids
for
the
wool
which
the
sand, and awaited the crash. At the j
I’ut the coop
Her.
and others in the season immediately growers will offer for sale.
The bids groups; shingled roof; the silos painted out at their pleasure.
last moment the men on the freight
three coats on outside and a coat of nway from the chickens, and with
following
the
scientific
examination.
I
w
111
ll(
‘
opened
by
the
representatives
train jumped, escaping serious injury.
Pekin, May 9.—China will request
raw linseed oil on the inside.—Ohio plnnks about twelve Inches wide and
The freight engine was thrown across the powers to obtain for her a loan Under the old order of things, when of the growers and contracts awarded Farmer.
The
right
to
eight or ten long make them a small
temorarily
avails-11°
the
highest
bidders.
T
’
1
“
'
l
‘
‘
manuscripts
were
the tracks and the passenger engine sufficient to pay the indemnity as
park so they cannot wander away from
Limins Soil.
hurled down a 20 foot embankment. soon as the amount thereof is made ble, the newspapers could get at the reiect any »nd a11 bids will be re-
Berved.
the mother hen. The coop should b«
facts
at
a
comparatively
early
stage,
If
we
thought
we
had
soil
that
needed
known.
She will also ask for an ex­
—
and when much of the information
more lime in it to sweeten It, we would moved to a fresh place every day and
Diiaitroui Seattle Fir«.
CHIEF OBSTACLE GONE, tra 20,000,000 taels to be provided i was fresh and newsy.
prefer the phosphate of lime either as the little park every other day until
annually, according to the proposi­
But now the assistant secretary of I Seattle, Wash., May 10.—A disas- an acid phosphate or In the very fine the little turkeys are old enough to fol­
tion of the ministers.
Salmon-Caners' Trust Almost an Assured
the
interior, who, in the absence of trous fire, involving a loss of about ground phosphatic rock, or basic slag, low the lien mother. Young turkeys
The foreign ministers have decided
Secretary
Hitchcock is the “whole $50,000, broke out shortly before such as are usually called floats.
Fact
In that run with old ones will grow fastet
to address a collective note to the I
thing,” sets out at once to exert his noon yesterday in the Walker block any strong soil, rich In humus or decay­ nnd are far less trouble, but they ar«
New York, May 9.—The Journal Chinese government informing it
authority by issuing an order forbid- on First avenue. The fire originated ing vegetable matter, or where a green I likely to wander away and get lost.
of Commerce says:
It was learned that a joint indemnity of 450,000.000
ding the publication of extracts from in the basement of Mitchell, Lewis crop had been plowed under, we think
from a reliable source last night that taels would be demandetd and asking
the manuscript.
This means that <t Staver Company’s building, where either of these would dissolve quickly,
Noloe from the P>*aery.
the Alaska Packers’
Association, what method of payment is proposed.
Salt and ashes aid digestion In swine.
the reports will be held back until late a large quantity of lubricating oil w hile the cost Is not much greater than
which has been the chief obstacle to A reply is expected by the end of the
A clean feeding place for swine Is a
in the summer or fall, and possibly was stored.
The flames soon spread that of sulphate of lime or common
the proposed consolidation of the week.
into the next winter, and in this way throughout the building and to the land plaster. Then we should get the prime necessity.
ealmon packers, had given options
the public will be prevented from get- Marshall block adjoining and to the benefit of the phosphoric add as well
Lice rarely Infest hogs that have
on its various plants to the syndicate
Fiendish Crime in Kansas.
ting the benefit of the most import- Leland block,
The fire department, as of the lime. But to get the full ad­ plenty of sulphur.
which has been seeking to effect such
Rusty old straw Is one of the worst
Leavenworth, Kan., May 9.—Miss ant facts for a whole year, in effect. after several hours of hard work, suc­ vantage of the lime we would put the
a combine.
ceeded in getting the flames under field in cabbages, cauliflowers, turnips, materials for bedding swine.
Bonnie,
an
employe
of
the
state
peni
­
The
Appetite
Grow«.
It is learned that the Alaska Pack­
control, One person was severely wheat or other small grnlns, or In
Cholera In the herd travels swiftly
ers’ Association had placed a valua- tentiary, while gathering mushrooms
Berlin, May 13.—The Berliner burned.
grass. I.lme Is of little advantage for from one animal to another.
tion of $12,000,000 on its outfit, near Lansing, was struck on the back ITages Zeitung, which prints a Wash­
corn, and on potatoes It Is said to In­ The healthy hog's stomach Is as reg­
The indications are that the matter of the head by an unknown person ington dispatch asserting that the
American« Left Pekin.
crease the scab and decrease the value ular as clockwork In demanding food.
unconscious, after I United States government is think-
of consolidation will be brought to a and rendered
When feeding for fattening always
Pekin, May 10.—The United States of the crops if not the quantity. With
The plants extend which she was assaulted and then ; ing of securing one of the Azores as a
head at once,
from Chilkoot, in Alaska, south to thrown into an old well. The young coaling station, says that “the appe­ cavalry and artillery left Pekin today a strip of litmus paper It Is easy to as­ watch for signs of indigestion. Obey
to march to Tong-ku.
Imposing certain If the soil needs lime, as the pa­ the first sign by reducing rations.
Seattle, 900 miles along the coast. woman regained consciousness and tite grows with eating.”
Cholera will lie prevented If sulphur
farewell ceremonies attended their per put In wet soil will turn red If there
Some of the best known financiers in after repeated attempts reached the
Dublin Paper Seized.
departure.
Alfred Gaselee and the Is too much add, but If it Is still blue tie mixed with the salt and ashes. The
the United States are behind the deal, surface and went home, where she
Dublin, May 13.—The police to­ other British generals with their the soil Is sweet or has lime enough. sulphur may lie mixed with slop also.
and are understood to be actually told of the crime. She stated that
When a pig refuses to eat and thumps
she had caught a glimpse of her night seized William O’Brien’s week­ staffs were present and the British Wood ashes also contain lime, mixed
pledged.
It is re­ troops who escorted the American« with potash. In some soils this Is the and has his hair turned the wrong way,
The proposed capital of the com­ assailant and would be able to iden­ ly paper, the’Irish People.
Miss Bonnie died soon ported that the seizure was made on outside the wall. The infantry and best form to apply lime, as potash Is trot him out and give him a dose of ax.
bination is to be $32,000,000. The tify him.
Searching parties are account of reflections upon King Ed­ headquarters staff will leave by rail often needed, but It 1s not easy here to Make the dose a big one.
capital will be in common and pre­ afterward,
ward.
scouring the country.
Remember that stuffing and cram­
as »x>n as the troops arrive at Taku. buy good wood ashes.—American Culti­
ferred stock and debenture bonds.
And Report at Length on Their
í
»
Several Person« Missing.
No Strained Relations.
%
London, May 9.—The rumor that
the relations between Germany and
Rus«ia are strained on account of
slights on the part of Count Von
Waldersee are discredited at the for­
eign office, though it is admitted
that a majority of the powers are con­
siderably irritated by the field mar­
shal'« numerous expeditions it is not
believed that this has led to any defi­
nite misunderstanding.
I
ming and Jamming focal Into a pig to
fatten It In a short time Is a wholly ab­
Easy-Ronnlnir Plow«.
normal. unnatural |a-rformance. IVs
We are not sure but that a plow must ex|>oct It to wreck some of the
would be better If It had one handle In­ forced animals.—Rural World.
stead of two. The plow which requires
a man to exert both hands to use It The Early Fee I'nli netee the Frnlt.
Experiments made some time ngo at
Is tiresome to tx>th man and the team.
Even lx stony ground we have guided the Michigan Agricultural College
the plow with one hand and not put showed that the bees were altogether
out as much strength on It as we did on the earliest Insects out; that at the time
the reins that guided the pair of horses the average fruit tree la In bloom It Is
that were not used to working together. too early In the spring for other Insects
But to do this one must know bow to i to be of any value for fruit pollination.
vator.
Witch Trust Fall«
Through.
New York May 9.—Fire which
Boston, May 13.—A director of the
started just before midnight on the
ground floor of the five story apart­ American Waltham Watch company
ment house at 756 Lexigton avenue says : ‘‘The officers of the American
drove 20 or more families into the Waltham Watch company have in-
street and many people had narrow I formed the promoter of the proposed
escapes.
The police and firemen, watch trust that that company will
aided by citisens, rescued several per­ not become a party to any consolida­
sons.
Two were injured and several tion of watch companies. Other com­
are reported missing. The fire started panies have also declined to go into
in a butter and egg store. It spread the trust movement, so the combine
has been abandoned.
rapidly.
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Turkey Tampering
With Mail».
Constantinople, May 10.—The am­
bassadors of the foreign powers have
dispatched identical ni.iea to the
pwrte, characterizing the seizure by
the Ottoman postal authorities of
foreign mail bags as a breach of in­
ternational law and holding the port«
responsible for the consequences.
One of the mail bags opened Sunday
contained dispatches for the German
ambassador.
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