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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-01

Interesting statistic. from tho Annual
nrnnrt Of tho nnnrraI snnsrIntendnni.

Washington. Nov. THE annual re-
tort OF the general superintendent II
The railway natl service shows that az
tho close of the year there We're k.0il
closed pouch and express pouch SER
vice the Grand total ~ miles travelled
inthe service was 2,iisi.sii, Matters
10 iusrihly addressed uH 20 require
special attention before delivery could
b. affected or which could not be- de-
llvercd az an amounted ~ 1900. 900
pieces Tor the year 5.Cbs.oo0 piocua u
which were returned 90 writers or cor
rected and forwarded the rest being
turned into the dead letter Office for
disposition,
The general superintendent dcplorca
the fact that number N casualties
last year exceeded the record Of any
previous year, though tho amount N
fatalities were not Ho great There were
bs7 casualties. In which seven clerks
were killed, thirty-four seriously In
jured ana itG slightly II II urged that
some provision b, made by Congress
nor the relief u the families OF the
clerks killed while ON duty an dior the
creation ~ a railway mail service re-
lief fund for the benefit NJ mall clerks
totally disabled or injured In the line
Of duty.
AN' MAhhhH hi NNNNlNNiNh hHiN"Ni
Of assistant superintendent o. Inspect
star. steamboat ana mail messenger
routes and screen wagon service, Hu-
pervise the weighing N malls, etc, u
n said. has brnc made evident By their
work during the year.
An innovation u proposed In the way
OF establishing postal stations in rail-
way depots, and this and other recom-
mendationa have been approved by tho
second assistant postmaster general
quite comprehensive statement on
the part Of the railway mail service.
took In the forwarding u mails 90 and
from the military camps during the
war juat closed on the dlspatch.nE pf
malls 10 ana from the army and navy
IN and around Cuba, Porto Rico, and
ihillpnlne islands IL given, and a long
llst 81 improvements ana extensions
IN the service \ shown,
II IN estimated that fs.92s.lis will be-
REQUIRED FOR salaries " railroad postal
clerks Tor the year ending June 90,
1900 ana N,20i.50O Tor railway postonice
ears exclusive OF subsidized lines.
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any debts on that account. and we could
then sell them 10 help pay the expenses
" the war"
Senator pettlgrcw
u am not la favor ~ acquiring the
Philippine Islands at any price. They
should b. allowed 10 form govern
ment u their own Al governments de-
rive their Just powers from The consent
of the governed"
senator Sullivan saysi
The retention Of the Philippines which
! approve can BE- Justified only az a
legitimate result ~ the Spanish out
r1Ee and American victory, aside from
the original question % humanity
would pay spain not one dollar more for
those Islands than she has paid Tor
the Americans " the Maine. spain
ncceagitaicd thls war; let her pay Tor a..
Thc Philippine are ours by conquest.
not by purchase"
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Joliet. H.. Nuv. Tho threatened
strike Of the GalvaulzerB of the Amer.
lean Steel and Wire company. which
Involved 5000 employees. Or on. The re-
ductiIn that was o. have taken place
today has been avortod. The men n1ti-
nr1 the company that they would not
accept. declaring that GOV. Tanners ac.
state troops % koHp out imported la
Dor had aei precedent that would pre-
vent the repetition In Illinois w the
imp1rtauona ~ labor said 90 have hcon
paciIrUl at the ohio and Indiana
plants W tho company In addition % lo-
cal political conditions are said e. have
cut figure. 10 ls alec ald that GOV.
Col Gates. Col Lambert and Col
Elwnli. The three bis wire and steel
mnEnatcH. who are on the governors
paff
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EAGLE AND CRESCENT.
Kaiser William Receives the Site Of Virgin
Mays Abode,
HE GIVES IT 10 TIL GERMAN CATHOLICS
Vatican IL Appraised Of the suitan's Dipio-
matte CIT TO the Emperor of
the Tuotons.

London. Nov. i.-Emperor william
has telegruphei 30 the pope saying.
Il am happy 60 be able to inform your
Holiness that thanks 60 the benevolent
Intervention of his majesty. ;ho sultan.
who has not hctiiated 20 give me this
pruof of his personal friendship / have
been able 60 acquire az Jerusalem she
abode ~ the Holy Virgin. I decided to
place this ground cUuaocratcl by 20
many p.uua memories. ut the disposal
ot my Cathode subjects. 10 rejoicca my
heart 90 De- able thus 10 prove how
dcar 20 me are the religious interests
uf The Catholics whom divine proyi-
dcnce has placed IN my care.
II BEG your holiness g. accept az
Hufancc OF my sincere attachment"
The pope replied thanking his ma
jcHiy and expressing utisfactlon az
the sat, Tor which he was sure tho
German Catholics would be deeply
grateful.
The emperor. az the close OF the cere-
mouy Of conservation the church Of the
ltedcemer here read an address. during
which he sid
From Jerusalem cams the ilght In
rplenior from which che uiru IN ma
tlon became great and Rit-s "a and
what the Gcrmanic peoples have be-
come they became under the banner Of
the cross. the emblem OF sah-sacfiflc-
inE charity.
As nearly two thousand years ago,
% today shall I ring out tho cry, voic-
ing my ardent hope, 10 all peace on
EARTH"
H. majesty then renewed tho Wv
OF hn ancestors saying!
y and my house will serve tho
L0ri"
Tho emperor called upon all present
O. make the same vow. concluding
WITH priyCr that God grant that con-
ndonce in tho Almighty. bro,hcriy
Client work may remain the German ma
TONS nobicsi ornament aud that the
rnirt 81 peace may more and moro
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sALrrAMN snNTINcI.
Private Mitchell Gets Pour Months I'm,
pfi.opment and forfelts $40 Per Month.

Huntsville. Ala. Nov. i.-Preparatlon
Il being made FOR the troops 10 spend
the winter here. A contract Involving
the expenditure % $4,000 has been let
Tor the erection of mess halls and
SHEDS.
Brig. Gen. Richard Combon has as
sumed command ~ the Second brigade,
First division, and Brig. Gen, A. X.
Arnold 81 the First cavalry brigade,
Troop properties " the Firth cavalry
reached here and the regiment may
move 10 Porto Rico Ia a few days.
Hallway have been asked 20 make
rates 20 savannah,
INC First Infantry from Admission has
made a camp west u Huntsville,
Private Mitchell, troop !, seventh
cavalry. who was tried ny srneIal 'our.
nartlai for losing accoutremrnta, has
been senteneed TO four months lmprls-
onment ana 20 forfeit so per month
during confinement
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LAMnrnT VIII wILrs.
ue Confessss Having Embessied $4,000
from tho Baariaw Haak.

Chicago. Nov. i.-tAmbort wit. ths
nbHcondlnE comptroller OF tho lung
tau Savings bank. bohemia. and his
wife and aunt were brought hero today
from g. Louis where they were arrest
cd last night They viii be held here
M prisoners 10 await instructions from
bohemia.
Wit through an interpreter. con-
t"aHed having cmbezziod $4,000 Of this
banks funds aud expressed relief that
he was through with being a fugitive.
It's young wife, whom he married
about the time he lcft Europe. declares
she was ignorant 81 the cause OF their
sudden departure Tor America.
In Wits possession was found s. OIL.
ana he II said 20 have Considerable
moro VI the $4,000 which he stole from
the bohemian bank on deposit In New
York
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SLIGHTLY TANGLED UP
VIEWED THROUGH SPANISH sPlcTAclts


Paris. Nov. 1.-The French papers de-
rive their news OF the work 81 the peace
commissioners from spanish sources
and Therefore the morning papers here
are iutsruptiug AZ Indicating the aimoa-
phcrc In Spanish QUARTS and the trend
Of French views and tendencies. u
must be recalled that the spanlards
have utterly accepted the refusal " the
United states government 20 assume
any Of the Spanish debt, and the Cuban
question has been oct away o. await its
place In ihs nnai treaty. providing az
forouccH on the question % she Philip
pine Islands shall not prevent the max
Ing Of any treaty. A. the whole ia
composed Of ila parts. 90 must The Phil
lpplno question b. mutually agreed on,
Or none " these questions previously
agreed 10 will ind n place In the treaty.
This AN the provision or provisional un-
Demanding existent. IN View " facts
then, the Paris papers today has ludl-
Gated a tendency ~ confuse she Hitua-
ton.
The Matin. In reviewing Il, mys'
IT 10 well understood that TIE ccarlun
payment OF a war indemnify Ia cash,
and entirely freed spain from any sub
Aquont repetition on the subject"
Turning back 10 Cuba, the Mutln re-
marksi
'Thc spaniards declined 60 concur IN
separating the debt from the pledge
the mortgage from The loan. and a. u
vas impossible 60 reach an understand
Ing. they asked that ut least the order
OF the protocol Be inyori,a and that The
question Of the Philippines be- previous
ly discussed. that question p1saihly -ut-
fcrinE the Americans an opportunity or
rendering some compensation Tor the
enormous sacrifices thoy have forced up
on the conquered.
"'rhr Americans finally acccdcd 10 the
change. and only asked the Spaniaris
90 acCcTs Professionally the clauses o..
latinr tn thc cuban debt. with she rcs-
ervatinn that tho acceptance could De-
withdrawn n no agreement was reached
AZ 10 the Philippines"
Referring 90 yesterdays meeting. the
Matln says;
'srhc spanlarda say ihey would make
their answer known on Friday. But u
D. easy 90 foroHrr that u will be- ru-
fuHhi. precise and formal
The spanish pleulputentlaf have
made up their minds IN The event ~ the
United states government advrrtlng TO
the Philippians proposition 90 decline
signing the act u peace 10 break on
the negotiations and 90 call upon the
civilized nations 60 witness the abuse ~
force which they will be subjected, ana
the violation ~ the provisions se, forth
IN tho Washington protocol"
The Gaulols remarks
'"rhe spunlards viii never agree Co
abandon the archipelago without cuu
pensatinn. and We believe the Amerl-
cans Intend 90 suggest that thcy Will a.
sumo the Philippine debt We hope the
negotiations viii not be- broken, hut
spain. n u given out A. CERTAIN, would
take such n course rnthrr than sub
mlt 10 humlllatlnF terms"
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ANERICANSOVEREIGNTY
UNCLE SAN STEPS IN JANUARY FlRsT'


x,v York. Nov. Ia dispatch to the
u,.,ld from Havana says
\, decision has yet been reached by
a., commissions regarding the date OF
.....sstion. one or two communioa-
,t,,, have passed on minor matters but
s.,,,or In the nature of an agreement
80 Inc day when spaniah sovereignty
IA he Island shfil cease.
aeauite sep. however IL coniem-
SID b. she American commission.
- members decline 10 stale what u
..iis,i pf8puaod. owing 10 the failure
.-,iys n a decision In the Joint HcH-
- ma d be- learned from On authentic
s,1ffe inst aftcr consultation Win
wssbinaton. the commissioning arr
drsfilng a note. nNlng the date OF cNac.
nation AZ January lHi' The nute " nos
yot presented. but the Spahlah 'hpeeA I"
s,,.iy, h tomorrow.
.',n,f,.tsnt authority said; Il UNDER
..',t ths Americans are drafting note
.i'g- nn fhr snaulardH o. TX the date
sa.uy ~ January Let. The Spanlards
80" .xpsfial 10. VI couro. and cannot
4. sfhgrwiss than agree under protest,
H., r4n assure you that that VIII be
~ iate shea the American government
v.i assume charge Of the Island. We
cannot get their troops out By then. but
American sovereignty VIII begin on that
Two notes we're handed 10 the Ameri-
cans b. iha spanish commission. one
~ a formal approval Of the COM
fssaesm.nt u the work at the land
irr bier AZ Marianne, and the other note
fg ned iho Spanish troops already On.
hifkid Il contained a request from the
graa'fh that certain monuments at
F.r canea should be protected. This
va Agreed 10 and a spanish officer was
arpanisd 10 locate these Notice has
b'in received that the Madrid govern
rfri has ordered that II. q, US" Tor
riy u officers and men In the army OF
Cuba Will b. clahed ~ soon ne possible
usff The arrival and prior to all other
an VaIdsrrafna. Col. Aguilera. Capt.
Tnfas. Lieut. Stakeholder, Surgeons
Ruf and Aloazar and Chaplain Esca-
caa have been appointed commission
~ to 50 to Santiago ON tbs frut steam
e. 20 take charge u she bodies Of
nlfn Spanish heroes. They will 10
fri 10 Caney Tor the body OF Gen.
Wa Del Roy, and next 20 nayamu. for
a. BODY u Gen santcclldcs, who was
AKA a. remiuin. where Campos was
frey attacked by Maceo. Next they
vlri 20 Matanzas tot the body OF mi.
,la Eloy Gonzales, known 40 the hero
u cinruffu.
IAfae bodies will be brought TO Ha-
rlfa. und then sent 10 spain. The
queen regent has consented 10 their In
i,meni 10 ne royal pantheon.
Col Carlos MachlaH and three other
Cuban uihcsfs arrived last night from
santa cfuI, ard speak favofably VI the
temper " she assembly toward the
Amencann Machlaa said that a major
ny II ne representatives. were IN favor
81 ditsolylnF the provisional govern
mrnl ana The Immediate disbandnnment
" ihe army lie said also THAI the
commission appointed has Instructions
70 cooperate with American plans Tor
Tn1i falih 0fsle American p.opie.
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sEsAroRs' OPINIONS.
In Answer to tho -worids" Query Hs-
Esrding tho Proposition 10 Pay for
Philippines

New York. Nov. LIN answer 10 the
query. "Do you favor the proposition 70
nay spain ii0.OOOOOo for the Philip
plnes?" eleven unNed States senators
have toiegrlphed The World. expressing
their unalterable opposition 20 any such
plan,
The senators are Jones and Berry OF
ArltnnH~ Harris OF Kansas Hale of
Maine, Bufrlwa OF Michlgani Roach
OF North Dakota; Chandler OF New
Hampahlry. Tllman VI South Carolina;
pettIgrrw ~ South Dakota; sullivan OF
Tennessse. and Daniel OF Virginia,
senator Hale says:
~ would not take tho Philippines II
Spain you'd give as $4,000 900 with
them. The sooner We drop them. the
better"
senator Chandler says;
III Spain VIII pay us 500 900 900 was
indemnify ! am willing 90 have heE &c.
duct thprcfrum $50 900 900 Tor Hurreuil D.
Ing s1yerolguy ln the Philippines. To-
which We ought 10 give. II possible, tho
blessings 1f religious liberty ana self
government. a. We have given them TO
Cuba"
Senator Tlllmau says
~ am opposed 10 paying any sum Of
money 90 spain for the Philippines, and
am equally opposed 20 holding them as
conquered Territory. But II We demand
their concession, We should 49, assume
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with the Commission.

Washington, Nov. The member,
Of the war investigating Commission
Whu dld not 10 20 Lexington, Clncln-
natl, and other western elites. reached
washington today and Will call a meet
lng tomorrow 10 arrange f0r the trip
10 cimp Meade. near Middlrtgwu, Pa,
where they expect to procure testl-
m0ny bearing upon the conduct OF
Camps Algcr and Wikon.
The southern trip consumed sixteen
days time,
The camps az Jacksonville. Tampa,
FcrnhndIna, Annlstuu, Huntsville,
Chicklmauga, and Knoxville. and the
hospital ut Atlanta, were all visited and
Inspected IN turn and witnesses cx-
0uinCd az each place.
The commission occupied the private
train furnished by the Pennsylvania
railroad company, sleeping ana eating
aboard n during tho entire round and
holding many meetings in ne cIrs, The
run from Knoxville 20 Washington was
made over the Southern and the Nor
folk and Western roads In tho excep-
tlonaily short time of ffieen hours,
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nv End or rnE WEEK.


London. Nov. Ia Filipino. who has
represented Agulnaldo. the lnaurgent
leader Ia London. ana who has been
with Agunlllo. AFuinaldn'H delegate In
Paris. ms Just returned here. lie as.
seria that che American peace commits
sioners have Informed the spanish COM
misslonerH that the latter must COM
plete their work this week. lilo further
says Agonciilo has has received ~
dispatch from AgulualdO denying the
reported rupture between himself and
the Philippine leaders.
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ainAnA occurirp.
American Troop. marrh Ia quietly aud
Take ro.se..isn.

New York. Nov. IA dispatch to the
Herald FROM Santiago nayai
Cot Hoods regiment has arrived safe
~ ~ Gihara whore the Americans
quietly took possession Of the town.
TO che municipal officers was given tho
alternative OF signing the oath OF al
leFihncg or OF being diRnina,-d. All OF
thrm signed the oath.
A second transport with Spanish
troops aboard left Tor Spain yesterday.
Thor are now 1890 spanlarda as Hoi-
GUN, who Will leave there this week.
Col. Hoods ak companies are IN good
health, -Four % them will 10 90 Hol-
gum this week. where therc viii DO
the same proceeding regarding civil
government aa at Ofhara.
Twenty-Five thousand rationa were
sent 10 MhnEaulllo last night on the
Bessie. Tho health OF the troops Tiers
il good.
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Newark. o. Nov. i.-Th1a. Randall.
a farmer near kirkerfyllle shot into "a
crowd n village hailuw reners last
nlrht IN his corn field ana killed Har-
lcy Smoke. AGED ~. 200 uf Jacob
Smoke " k,rkerHviile. Raui1u used %
revolver. Smoke had an arm FUN ~
corn when h. Ten. A party W rrIs was
waiting al the fence Tor tho boys WIN
went Tor The corn. Randall Dr. nearly
crnzcd over the afair. DC has given
himself up TO the authoriiiel.
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NAVAL TRAIN DrnAirrp.
Two EREli.h Marine Cadet. are KILLED In
the smsshap.

~. Paul, OCT l.-A winnipeg.
Ma, special % tho Dispatch says
The special naval train was deraliei
east " Rat Portage at 1880 o'clock this
moruluE BY a broken rail- The tender,
tNo baggage ears. and three col0uist
cars went over che embankmrnt ten
feet high. Frank fleckney and VIM.
Miller. boys frurn the training ship
Arlnoourt % Chatham. Eng. were
killed. Samuel Harrison. atuker "
Edinburgh. and Thomas burma. sea-
man, were injured. also a man named
smith from raplncauyiilc. quebec. who
was stealing a ride.
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bellHontnno. Pa. Nov. Infancy j.
hilger, Center cOunty'a csntennrian.
died today aged iOs years ana one
month
Twu months aFp Mra Barrer fcli and
nfphe limb. aud owing 90 her adj
Nlnccd age the Injury would not heal.
she was bnrn ln Cumberland county
In i1l2
with her husband she camu 20 this
county In 1874 and had lived boz tho same
house more man 90 years. Five child.
rem survive. he oldest being Samuel
barEer, ngcd rs years Mfa uarFDr
was IN possession ~ an her faculties
until her death.
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Camp Meade. Mlddlctown, Pa, Nov.
Ian election H. being hell la the
svind New York regiment today for
state ana district officers
~. me 20iHt viii vote tomorrow and the
-oafd On Thursday, Polls were opened
al o'clock this morning % the 2u2nd'a
amp ana four Inspectors chosen by
,.,eh company 10 conduct the election.
MAlpr a. W. Hobbs, representing the
NeN York secretary OF state has sup
plled each camp With poll books and
nllolH' The ballots contain all the
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Quebec. Nov. 1.-The returns u tho
prohibition piebescitc are nov nearly in
ana ull bu, fifteen out ~ tWn hundred
ana rIN are oiilcinl They show an alb.
Holuir majority u 1000 10 1900
throughout the Dominion Tor pr0hlbl-
ton.
one hundred and nIueiy-one counties
show re- net majority u i0.a0s ln ull
parts Of the country against the liquor
iraillr. The other counties 70 u eatl-
mated may bring the total vote 20 about
i5,oo0 majority Tor prohibition.
80 ftf cyUry point except quebec Or
Cor prohibition, ontario by 3G.Olt ma
iurliy; Nova Scotia, 2Alia. New HruuH-
wick 1855; british Columbia. 500.
Northwest Territories. lt3. Manitoba.
400. Prince Edward Island. s.8l5.
total gst2l.
quebec gives 5000 majority for anti
prohibition. leaving u total majority
the other way Of 1850.
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although he must paste OF write the
hafS's % she candidates
An Official llst % al the candidates
mas been posted by Major Hobbs In =
conspicuous place IN each rogimoniai
camp After the polls close the ballots
VII DO sealed and sent TO the secretary
or state at Albany. He will in turn
transmit them 90 the county clerks OF
lne various districts represented by the
s1ldlera
Ihes clerks will send tho ballots 20
tle district Inspectors 60 be Included in
the return OF the several dluffcta.
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o, ~ u,,VaFo Oct. u.--A Brldewell prison.
OF many aliases and whom hSo No.
,ssn,,,s,A ln a. their husband, has been
fo''nsa as the original OF a picture
~ w uen from Wheeling, W. Va, as
n mh,hrss q Jacob Adoiph Hob, who
N. S1ap.eied " completely In causing
h. u.alh OF Mrs, Jacob Hob, 10 whom
Who.H'" married ON April 18Th. ana
49,. death occurred two months
M The prisoner Ia known an The
eilSssH as Martin Doty. with several
Nas rsc Ky letter lncloslng the picture
'''s''ed BY The Chicago police aat-
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sanitation of Guif Ports.

Mexico. Nov. THE Mexican gov
errinsnt h mixing ARRANGEMENTS Tor
Tho Faff'tatt1u Of Mexican pAits, II u
s,',t.,5sd maj when she American gov
s,.,,,ent cosmpletfs the rccunstruCtilu
~ the ~ weraEe system " Havana, and
cleans out shs bay with m1derite care,
In Mexican gulf ports yellow fever can
Heavy uorthcrly gales on the clnst
an, reboriel and the health Of she
coast cities is much Improved.
The death u col WarinS IN much
t,5,erted hero by sanltarlans. he being
csnslderod the best man 60 accomplish
The work OF saninion'
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Youngstown, O.. Nov. IA special %
the evening Vin6cutoT from Lisbon.
Ohio, says
The ar1lrs u the Firs National
qnuk book more promising today Than
at any tine Fiuce it, doors were closed.
10 II INV definitely determined thaf the
shortage " Chnd, the missing cashier.
will not exceed $40 900, nJiw thHiurd-
ing tho fact Of a week aEu % was ostl-
mated that they would roach on
amount double that sum. Dcpusitors
Will be Paid In fun
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Washington. Nov, 1.-The President
mas made the following appointments:
Col samuel Mansfield, corps Of en-
SINGERS, U. r. A., 10 Dee a member OF
he California debris commission.
Third Lieut. Richard NJ S,urdovant,
70 be second lieutenant in the revenue
cutter service.
Thomas J. Rich Of Pennsylvania, 20
~ Interpreter 20 the consul 0f the
United States a. Nagaslki, Japan.
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lansing. Mich. Nov 1.-Gov Pingrcs
Is determined 20 carry his suit brought
90 compel the Michigan Central 60 sell
him thousand mileage book flr $50
tu the United States Supreme Court u
possible. To-day Attorney General May
Tor Re- Nrit al error tO permit removal
uf the case tu the highest court. Fall
Ing ln this Mr.. Maynard VIII apply 60
Justice Harlan, presiding Judge ~ the
federal court, which embraces Michi-
gan, or N necessary 60 the supreme
court Itself,
The attorney general insists that tho
supreme court has never passed upon
the claim thar the right On nix trans
portatun tolls ID part % the police pow
cr uf the federal government only, and
not VI state governments.
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Laredo. Tex, NV, i.-Mexlcan
officials report four d'iths from yellow
fever Ia Monterey sunday
strickcn. Reliable Information Is 10 the
effect that business In that city j. u,r-
aiyzef