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CHELSEA, MASSACHUSETTS, AGAIN BURNING
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-"fca Dfego, Cal.. Sept. 21.--Myi-
r wj,wft bat aurroundtid attempts
talmmlte tho homes of seven loca.1
Hum Is believed to be cleared
LLrbr the arrest of A. Blnns, who
hfcetsw or tnrowuiB i oe
Put ono ot the attempts at' !ryna
mlting had been made public Ijefore
the arrest of Blnns. It was knowi
that City Health Officer Francis H,
Mead roeontly founil a stick of' dyna-
Lmlie tied to his front do6r,- and that
he received a' note threatening hrr
with destruction If he attempted -ti
lied Out To Quell British Unemployed,
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".." i-n hn iimo oi his 'aM Blnns wbb capturqd the nollce.statcd
tlnd .PPwrrt .to be Irratlonaf that six othc, physicians had .
fei.Mbicctotmalpractico. Ifolved similar warnings.
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JODS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, IIOSlIitlY, UMBRELLAS, LEATHER
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(United Trcm I.cited Wlro.J
Chicago, 111., Sept. 21. Dispatches
bringing moncre Information have
Jutt been received hero stating that
tho towns of Daggan and "Wood
borow, Wis., near Ithlnolnndcr, havo
been wiped out of existence by forost
fires.
It Is reported that 4000 residents
of tho two towns nro flcolng through
tho woodi In this direction, and that
Bfiveml persons of Woodborow nro
mP-sIng, 'It Is thought, howovor,
that during the excltomont thoy ba
enmo scparnted from tholr friends
nud relatives.
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BAD M0QD
Milwaukee Aids.
Milwaukee, Vls., Sopt. 21. Two
fltiglncH, 3000 foot of hose and a com
pany of llremon wore sont to Uhlnog
tlapdc today In .roiponso to nnjjjr
irnnf n iitwiril Tit hnln 111 1 HnrTtiTr rrt
forest nre that Is monncing th town.
Tho roquest for holp alnted that one
onglno and a company of men hnl
boon fighting tho flro for hour, and
tho in on wore almost oxhausted.
Advlcos later todny stntod that tho
wind Id fnvorable to Rhlnelnndor, hut
M-nt the towns of Curtis, Moslneo and
Liidysmlth nro throntonod with du-
iriietlon. i
Arco'dlng to mownges reorived
i fiom thoso plaoe tho peoplo hnvn
' 'won fighting flro for hours, and thoro
Is little hope of saving the town from
total dostructlon. Tho womon and
chlldron havo boon moved to places
t f Bnfoty.
Tho flro engines from Maldon, Ev
oiott and noBton aro rushing to holp
tho local department.
Calumet, Emlan gored.
Calumot, Mich., Sept. 21. Forost
RIOTS IN ALL PARTS
OF KINGDOM
(Unttrd 1'rcm ttaa Wlrn.)
London, Sopt. 21. Maddened by
flufforlng, ovor a million and a hnlf of
Brltnln's unemployed havo bocomo
little hotter thnn savages durlug tho
patt fow days, and tho authorities of
tho (kingdom nro at a Iobb for means
wltB which to copo with a situation
that dally bocomca moro menacing.
Riot occur dnlly In all tho larger
cities. Public buildings havo beon
stormed In novornl places ,by crowds
of men and womon domnudlng that
tho authorities furnish thorn with
work or with sholtor nnd food.
Services woro broken up yostcr
dny In cyclones of disorder nt tho ca
thedrals at Canterbury, Manchester,
Norwich and Glasgow by denuncia
tions froni tho Btarvlng wnrkmon ot
rtlio wealthy congregations Indlffor-
mjeb tlir-le'cH:ifl(jnultouMUcm.
From Manchester,' iJvorpool,' 8un
dorland, Glasgow, Newcastle, Brad
ford, Shomeld, Hull, nnd., Grimsby,
2R.000 "hungry marcher" aro on
tholr Way now to Northampton, whoro
they expect to unlto Fr!rtny,aud throw
thomselvoi upon , thq nutliorltloi'
IiiukIb nnd domnnd roliut V '
Admitting that t'hoyro, nuablo to
copo with tho situation,' tlio pollco at
dozens of manufacturing centers hnvo
rnllod for military assistance to put
down tho riota which havo already
occurred, and havo given warning
thnt tho winter will ao aggravate tho
situation that tho prolenco of troopH
may be continunlly uevded to provent
gcnernl uprisings of tho poor.
All over tho country bodlos pf aol
dlors are being stationed n( strate
gic points to bo roady for 'idireuks.
President John Burns, of tho local
govornmoit bonrd, will ask for l,
flros nro today threatening this city. , 500,000 nnd henvy loans for public
tho town of Houghton nnd soven.1 Improvements when parliament as
nearby villages. Men nro lighting tho sombles later In thn autumn to rollovn
Hamoa, hut thoy aro working against tho widespread dlstrosg, and prpvldo
heavy odds, employment for tho Idle.
Tho recent rains did not cheek tho Tho board of trada today'ostlmated
smouldering flames, as tho flro wa.' England' pauper class at 928.G71
mostly In the thick underhruih, auJ Th's Is ono pnupor for every 38 of
protected from tho rnln. I tho population of tho entire country
Tho Baraga county flres nro burn The percentage of paupora In London
Ing moro florcoly than over, and thou- Is ovon larger, being ono In 31.3, or
sands of foot of lumber have ooeu moro thnn 3 per cent
destroyed.
Tho hoard of trade's statistics do
not Include thousands who aro real
ly employed, hut have had llttlo or
no work in tho last year, and aro
now almost on tho vergo or siarva
These, too, are not considered
COURT-LUTIAL FOR
naVv YARD EXPLOSION
ValleJo. Cal.. Sent. 21. It U bo-
llevod here today that a court-martial i Hon.
w'll ho ordered by the secretary of pauper, as .they havo not yet ap-
tho navy as tho result of tho explo-1 paled for aid.
Blon and flro at the Mare Islund navy I o
va'rti when two lives were lost ana CANADA MAY HAVK
four nersons Inlurcd. LABOR PARTY CANDIDATES
The court Is still In session today.
It will complete Its work this after
noon, hut tho report will not bo made
public unless everyone connected with
tle case Is exonerated. 1n the event
that anyone Is hold rewonslble, the
papers will be forwarded to Washlng
. .,h a nni-.mnrtlRl ordered.
t. ao.,1 . ., naw vard that the session of the Trades and Labor Con
Investigation has shown that the .)Sres8 of Canada that opened horo to
UUJ. HIS OUtlUllll KIUI, Ul IMV vw..-
gress is strong this year, and it Is
expected that radical resolutions will
be Introduced.
(United I'riti !! Wtrr.l
Halifax, N. 8., Sept. 21 Whether
or not the labor party In Canada shall
put candidate! for the hottso of com
mon j Into tho field at tho coming
elections Is the all-Important ques
tion beforo the twenty-fourth annual
BLAZE IS
STARTED BY
INCENDIARY
r , -..ii
REMAINDER 0F.CITY
IS DOOMED
(United Prns Lenietl Wire.'
Chelsea, Mass., Sept. 21. Tho
wholo section of Chelsea that ca
capod tho conflagration of Inst- win
tor la burning. Aid has boon sum
moned from Boston, Maiden nnd Ev-
erott, nnd It Is foarcd that tho rost
ot tho town will bo destroyod beforo
tho flames can bo chockod.
Tho pollco boltovo that tho flro was
ot Incendiary origin so quickly did
It start. Tho flames woro first no
ticed In tho block boundod by Sixth
and Vnloa streets, Evorott avcmio
and tho Boston & Mnluo railroad's
IrackB.
Tho wholo block was soon aflre,
nnd by 9 o'clock 10 houses nnd a
largo box factory nnd bIiow caso
works woro destroyed,
Thero was tluvwlldost.-confuslon
nt tho box factory. Ovor 250 cm
ployoi, who had Just gone to workf
word compelled to floo fortholr-llver,
nnd their nsenpo was cut off on all
sides but ono by a wall of flamo.
Tho factory was Iv.illt owood, and
win soon n ronrlug furnnco of flamo
Tho womon and mou employed nre
all thought to havo escaped with
their lives, but It Is Impossible .J
learn whether nny woro lost.
Thero Is tho groutost contusion In
lighting tho tiro. A flro hose burnt
onrly, and two flro engine collided
on tho curb, disabling both, and se
riously handicapping tho work of
fighting tho flro.
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ROM) UP HALOON
AND GET 9200
(United J'ren t.enied Wire.)
Goldflold, Nov., Sept. 21. Tho
state pollco aro thought to ho clojlns
In today on tho two masked robbers
who hold up a saloon at Columbia
iwid ocaped with ?500 Saturday
night.
Although tho holdup men havo a
good lead, tho police aro hot on their
trail, as Indicated by telephone mod
sagos. It Is th eight: tho bandits es
caped on fast horses.
o
PUZZLED OVER RIGHTS
OF HALF CHINESE CHILD
(United I'rtki Umel U'lrf.l
Now Orleans, La. Sopt. 21. At
tornuy-General Guton today faces n
difficult problem. In d folding whether
or not the child of a Chlnoso who
married a whlto woman, has tho right
to attend tho public schools ot this
stato. Tho matter camo to the at
tentlon ot tho local school board a
few days ago, whon tho child at
tempted to enter tho public school ot
St. liandry parish. The matter was
turned ovor to Stato Superintendent
of Education Harris. Tho latter, in
order to dotormlno definitely what Is
tho proper course to pursue, haa loft
the matter to tho attorney-gonoral to
decide '
NOMINEE
SUSTAINS
HITGHCOd
GENERAL APATHY
CONTINUES
- (United rres Leased Wire.)
Cincinnati, 0., Sept. 21. Judge
Taft today wired Frank II. HUchcoc't
as follews:
"Don't ho dotormlncd at tho rihll-
cations with rofcronco to your man
agement of tho campaign or state
ments that It Is my Intontlon to sup
plant you In control.
"Tho presence- of Sottator Crane
horo gave riso to tho Inferences which
I attomptod to doprecate. 1 have ev
ery confidence In sou and in the sua
cqsa ot your management, and I wel
como, ns you do, tho assistance ot
Sonntor Crauo and ot tho advisory
commttteu; but yuu aro In supreme
control."
STORE, Salem, tibfe
ploilon on the gasoline barge, whloh
led to the disaster, waB causea uy o
of the workmen throwing a lighted
c'garette stub on the floor of the
barge which was saturated with gaso
line. 4If this Is tree, and the repo-t
Jscorporates It. there Is every, pros
pect of the - woat rigorous actio
lesieg uke.-V r ? "-" " .
Tht- aouadlegs t the Newport !&
bor, ordered by tlw sjoverBweat, uhow
ke iwIIowet aetc( be 12 feet at
low water uilitit at high water-
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HTKAIj thouhandh
lMtOM HMKITKH
Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 21. The
county authorities today declare that
they havo unearthed a plot to sy
teroatlcaily rob the dredges pf tho
KoUom Development Company of
rich amalgam, and that In the arrest
of four men on charges of grand la
ceny they have the leaders of a gans;
that has already taken more than
$39,oeO froeafihe dredger. The teen
In JU t Swtsk CJe K. Cordell, W
.Wells aYd Oharlee LeVardl.
Washington, D, C, Sopt. 21, It
lenked out today thnt National Re
publican Chairman 'Frank II, Hitch
cock last Thupday offorod to resign
his position as director ot tho Tatt
campaign, at ti uicqtltiK ot tho ad
visory commlltoo.m New York;, Hitch
cook's resignation, wus not- accepted,
ii o It was renlUod thht It would ba i
tactical blundor to changq tho man
agement of tho campaign nt this Into
date.
It Is ntntod horo;lhat the mombors
of tho advisory c,otriulttflo woro tired
of tho apathy of the. public, and called
tho mooting on their own responsibil
ity to dismiss, Mto altantlon,
Hitchcock oxplulned what had boon
dono In tho way df organlcatlon, and
declared that oiil 1100,000 had boon
colloctod for tlio camnnlijn fund thus
far. Most of this- Hionoy, ho eald,
had already boon ' expoudod, while
contracts had boon let for tho expen
diture of a great (foul moro,
Hitchcock's statomonr brought out
tho fact that young nud Inexperienced
men hud boon relied upon a colloct
money, nnd stated thnt no definite n
surnnce had boon received that moro
money would ho forthcoming.
Tho commljtoo, nftor deoldlug not
to nrcept 'Hitchcock's resignation,
votod unanimously (o start a vigor
ous campaign for funde,
Chicago, Sept. 21. Following a
brief conference botwoon Frank H.
Hitchcock, chairman of tho natlonat
HuDubllcttit committee and Senator
W. Murray Crane, ot Massachusetts
today, Senator Crane gave wit a state
ment donvliiK that ho had been prac
tically beon placed (u charge of tho
Taft campaign. He said that ho hu-l
comu to Chicago at tho roquest ot
Hitchcock to consult with him about
Important mutters,
While he was In Cincinnati, said
Donaln. frnnn Tofl tlllft gtAtfllt tllHl
ho was perfectly wtlsrled with tbo
(Iltphcock managemept. Crane de
cllned to discuss the rumor that
prominent members of the United
States senate were considering taklnr
action again t certain sonators who
have beon accuol by Wljllam It
Hearst during tho last few days or
having had doallngs with the Stand
ard Oil, In connection with tho shap
ing of national legislation. Senator
Crane refused absolutely to dlscm
(he Koraker matter.
Chairman Hitchcock then gave Ht
a statement delngttbat a reorganN
stlft e( the atle eetfwItUe yras
costeMated, . .
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