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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10
Game Wardens Arrest indians.

Meeker Colo. Oct. l0.-Game War
dens Harris and Fravert, with Sheriff
Amick and eight deputies. arrested
four Uncompahgre Utes. three squaws
and one papOOse. eight miles IRON
Meeker. They had 200 green hides IL
their camp. Only one OF the Indians
showed a desire to resist and he was
quickly disarmed. Rio Blanco count.
has been full OF Indians for the las1
three weeks. They are said to be In
Nians from Utah reservations on theil
annual hunt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10
INDIANAPOLIS Goes Republican.

indianapolis, Oct. 1o.-The mGnici-
pal election held here for city officers
has resulted iii the probable election
of the Republican ticket by pluralities
ranging from 500 10 200. Returns
from l25 out of the ls5 precincts give
Charles A. Bookwalter, Republican,
for mayor. a net gain of SCI over
Charles Mcguire. Democrat. over the
vote Of 1899. when Mayor Taggart de-
feated Mr.. DookW alter by SAL votes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10

Mr.. Rayner-"In ORDER M, = ~,
any words IN your mouth. which is an
unfortunate insinuation. because I arr
a''er the truth. will give Won an on
portnniiy now to make a full eynI,.,p ~
'ion as to whether you stated NE ala
l5o and 300 feet" ~ : e''
i did state that"
~" you not state 10 me Won are 90
positive about that as other dis,anc"s
winch you have given in the casa2"
i did"
10 you still stand to your state
niehl. is the map wrong ana are Won
sun stand to my statement
naa 'ot seen the chart when prepar
ed ny statement. = p'''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10
r. j. NUtNtN. & NU.. 1UItuU. y
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.

Through the months OF June and
July our baby was teething and took a
running off of the bowels and sickness OF
the stomach" says Q. p. NJ. Holiday. OF
Deming, Ind. His bowels would move
from five to eight times day. l had h
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops in a teaspoontul OF
water and he got better at once. Sold
by al! druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10
YOUNG VANDERBILT FINED.
Millionaire Taxed $1O0 for Negiectine
Jury Duty.

New York. Oct. l0.-An order was
delivered by Justice Fitzsimmons II
the city conrt that Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt be fined 500 for his fail
urc to appear for jury duty in response
to a summons. The justice said:
II intend to teach these young men
of wealth that they must obey man
dates Of this court just the same as
citizens Oe less means.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10
Catarrh Cannot he Cured

with local aqplicatins. as they do not
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease. and in
order 10 cure il You. must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. and acts directlyon the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Cattarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. and is regu-
lar prescription. 1t is composed of the
best physicians in this country for years
and is regular prescription. II IS
composed of the best tonics known. COM
bined With one OF the best blood puri-
fiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh.
F. J. Cheney. & Co.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-10

When you have no appetite. DO not
relish your food and feel dull after eat
inc YOU may know what you need a
a dose of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price. - cents. Samples
free AT any drug store.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Die frfte Wadle.
erisse BON G. GrOme.e dwieutns.

SIiaSe BON 6. Grome' Sbiuieuin9.
Sliibenb mar Der Sag, f6piil 1T
islbit nod bic ittae. l~autIOIe Sommers
na9t.
Der Poiten am pulnerI6uppen, Der
tpeit bon benz tleinen @arnifonitGbtz
6en i'm Wulbe inmitten elmer tleinen
Gthtung lie9t, umtreiit nit lanaIaz
men, elei6mGbigen S9ritten bas I'M
ben nieortsen S9uppen erri6tete gaz
lifabenpiered. IS lit bic erite Dade
oes iungen Solbaten, Der liG nod niht
bineinsepDbnen lam in bic 1tarren
Sormen bes 9ienftes, in bic bumpfiae
2uft Der &aierne, in bas raube Cons
manbo. bas bic ganae slibernbe, tpafs
fenitarrenbe Maf9ine in 8epeaung
feBt.
Sn benz ItiIen Seibeborf lit er aufz
gepa9ien. Wie er ie in bte5en Soms
mertasen permiBt, feline Seibe, bic nun
Orduben purpurn 5u bliiben beginnt;
iein O6rflein, bic IttleR Stunben ndt
Der Seloarbeit, tpenn er t6rer bdrrte,
Der iungen Magb nit ben runoen Dir
men. ben friIfen. gebrdunten 3iieen,
ben ladenben ausen. Der aaes in ibm
entsesenbrdnste!
Mit lungiamsn Sdrittsn umtreiIt
er bas @tersd. 0ur9 ben &opf
idpirren linn eins,lns, losgetrennte
SGbs Der Na9inItruttipn, ffe 1T INN
in ibrer ganSeu itrafbebrpbten S9tpere
pOrinitruirt porbsn, pieoer unb imz
mer pisber.
@s ge6t elm 10 eigener Duff burf
ben 8alo.' Spbe SDbrsn begrsnSen
Die 2i9tung, buun fulgt buntler bi6z
ter Sannenipalb, unb bas RGbelbols
buffet tart in Der iGpiilen, briidenbsn
2uft, bic du9 iebt. in Der eIften
abenoitunoe, ii9 nod ni6t abtii6ten
mill.
9as SannenpGlbfen binter Teinem
Standardization = ba ftebt es nit eis
mem Mal Dor Ieinen 8liden. SIN
pprigen Sa6r - bic Sunnen bufteten
aud 10 piirSis pie in biefer Na6t -
oa bate er gum eritenmdl ieinen Irm
nm ibren Baden seIdIuusen, unb ie
bate ibm ni6t gspe6rt -.
Sin leiies metaItidss Slingsr =
eridredt reibt Der iunse SoIbat bic
2lugen auf bds 9efpebr. bus er
inter ben Qrm gsnommen, bat ben
Stamm elmer 5pbre geTtreift. Gr
I6iittelt ben 9opf. Sn 9ebdnten lit
er quer iiber bic tIeine 2i9tung geguns
gen. aIs s0ss i'm elm masii4ss gtuaa
nGber ben Sunnen gu.
Gr giebt Tid einen Rud un6 nimmt
Sds @epebr fpteoer uuf Die S9uiisr.
! Die @adperssben I4isbsn ibm burG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Sic CUTE Nartie.

Ser Worib glufrb9tig bat erit Dor
aursem cine nsute partie" genlu4t.
Seine 6rau lit omar budelis, hintt
unb f9ielt, aud seb6rt lie i9on einem
,Glteren Sabrgang" an, ober nan era
sd6lt, bab iie iiber eine MiaiOn in Die
She mitaebrudt hattie. Gines Cages
aebt Serr auiri4ttg nun nit Ieiner
Srau am Ring ipd5isren, ba begegnet
er sufdaig ieinem 6reunbe SeiteIbaum
aus 9ef. Dieter 6eeriibt i'm freubig,
uuo ais er bann s%rfabren, bab bic
Dame an Der Settle Ieines Sreunoes
beiIsn ssrau lei, f%liiItert er ibm gang
beItiirst ins S6r:
,gt6er pie bate oenn bic beiratben
t6nnen9 60 { MiBnid! limb budlig
ia lie, unb botIden tbut ie unh S4te'
deln!"
Rubig sibt ibm @ufridtig our an.'
mort:
.9annf IdOn Iuut rsben! Saub is
fs audit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

nidt bang. @ieb Gdt. mir finbsn un.
fern Cans unb bringen ibn i'm Sris
umpb in bic Seimutb 5uriid! 8eri0hnt
unb piebersefppnntn", fii9te er leilsr
bin5u.
SIS tlopfte. Gin 9i.ner bra6te auf
itlbernem SelIer bic poIt fir Was
bdme.
~Serr 8rauIe GGBt bitten, msIoete
er babel ieinem Serrn, rbie iiberieeiI6e
goit lei un9etpmmen unb babe 9riefe
mitge6radt."
n@on unferm Sans, Der SubsIruf,
nit benz bic fpnit 10 Suriidbultenbe 9es
bieterin feline Worte unterbra6, lieb
ben ,sei6ulten Oisner Idpeisen. Dis
eret sog er iid Suriid.
6lemming dber; tsines Wortes
ma&tig, ~itarrte uuf feline Sruu, Die,
SbrGnen in ben 4ugen, ben Brief tss
fernen Sobnes las.
n@ir bleiben", rtef lie ans, nu9bem
lie geleien, roenn infer Spbn 1T Sd.
Sr lebt unb bittet, ibm gu perseben,
mas er in tinbiIdem llnOsritano uns
ansetban, i6 Iou ben Batter, an ben CT
our ielben 3eit idreibt, ber3li9 bitten.
ibm gu erlau6en, %einitpeilen bort gu
bleiben; er min. -"
rSans lebt unb lit uns niGt perlo.
rem, unterbrd9 Der S~anbels6err ius
belno feline Srau. y&pmm Der. @ertp,
LAB Did umarmen, 10 gliidli9 fiibItG
id mid nod ME. Mein Sobn mir nel
geidentt, Der StOIs, bic 5reuOe msinsS
Differs un6 9u. -"
@r iab IiebeOou ouf lire f6ldntt
@eitult 9ernieOer. bic ii4 in ieiner
Qrm idmiegte.
nMein treues, lis6ss Beib, meir
ipGt ertporbenes @igentbum, mir 6lei-
ben treu p%ereint, bis bub Der Sob una
f6eiOet."
@rgriffen fpra6 ite bic lebten Dort(
mad, bann madte lie ii6 Iunft bon i4m
los.
r9einen Brief, gang, erinnsrtt
fie.
Den Brief BON Cans" Mit fail
iussnOli6er 9ebenbistsit errsi9te Del
S~anbelsberr bic Sbiir. sd tommt
pieOer. Iobalb i'd seleIen", iaste sr,
ii6 gu 8ertp umtpenoenb, rperSeib".
unO bic Sbiir i6Iiebt ii4 binter els
mem @liidli6en.
Die Srau bleibt einIdm auriid. SIRE
f9ldnten Sdnos balten Ii9 mehaniIf
Inn bas 8riefblatt, bas Iie subor err
baIten; sebantenlos fliest ibr glugt
iiber baiielbe bin. Ou bleibt es an
Der Qufidrift baften, bic in seOrud.
ten 2ettern ben &Opf Oes 9ogena
alert.
.Glemmins unb @Obn", lief Tt
laut. $50 ion ss beiBen fir ale 3eit
unb 10 @ptt min in 3utunft obnt
frembe Ober eisene Sdulo, benin ieoC
Siinbe rGft ii6 auf grben."
Silt Der SeufSer, ben tie babel aus.
/ ftOBt, Der triiben @ergungen6eit ober
iiebt lie nit Soreen in cine ,3ufunft,
bic beute pieber polfenlos Dor ibr
lisgt. Wer Tam bas piFen? Srail
9ertp ielber nidt, tie peib ultr, BAT
iis, nm gu Der beutigen auffufung bsr
9inge gu gelangen, Oiel tribe Stun.
ben Oerlebt bat, bic iid nidt lei9t Der,
gefen lafen; brum bsnft Iie aud nod
iebt nit einem leBten Seuf3er an eint
ldnsit besrabens, f6pere S9ulD, Die
ibre S9utten pirft auf ainb UNI
&inOestinb. =.
(G e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Setb # perrai9.

@stb # 5rau
Meter: r@S 1T bod uuOerSetbIia bon
bieism S9mib; f9lGft Der WleRid
seitern in Der Rirde unb fort buour9
Die prebist unb ole anbG9tigen."
6err Bauer: ..Sa, ba baben g rs6i,
Sruu Mcitr. mid bat er aud aafs
a'fDedt nit fs;Hsm Ra!:fia5rS $aaE.
Gen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

@errannt. 6iirIttn: Md.
Iebr ansenebm, sic tennen sa lsrnsn!
Sd babe Ihon pieIe Sbrer @ebi6te &C..
leien unb lie gang portreffti6 eeTuas
oen." 0tdter (t9 entSiidt ptrbsa.
tenb): %, peldes Slid, hur9laua.
ligfe 5ruu 6iritin, Elm 10 idmsi6s!,i
haftts Hpb aus 10 9rpBem Wuube Su
b0reR!@
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Notable Trial Begins.

Seattle, Wash Dec 10 Inv
renee Parker was placed on trial
today on the charge of assisting in
the robbery of tho First National
bank. This is Pnrker's second
hearing, the supreme court having
granted "A re trial ON the charge of
misconduct of the jury The rob
berry of the First National bank
was one of the most daring that
ever took place in the Northwest.
1t occurred year ago last March
Parker. it is alleged, stepped into
the bank and engaged the cashier
i'll conversation. At the same time
a confederate slipped behind the
counter and obtained large
package of bills A short time
after the robbery Parker and John
Collins were arrested The latter
was convicted and is now serving
a term of ten years at Waila Walla
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
To Storm Social Barriers.

New York, Dec 20 Society is
manifesting much interest in the
dinner party to be given this even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs William G.
Perry, as the occasion is intended
to mark the debut OF Mrs Howard
Gould in fashionable New YrTh
society. Mrs Perry, who is reIat-
ed to some of New York's most
prominent families, has warmly
interested her infiuential friends
in Mrs Howard Gould, and to.
nights functions will inaugurate IA
social campaign which will be
watched with considera ble
amount of curiosity, ali the more
as it is in n measnre handicapped
by the lack of cordiaIity, which
the other mem bers of the Gould
family display toward Howard and
his wife.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
BOILERS EXPLODED.
Many People Killed and Injured.
List IucompIete.

Pittsbur Dec. 20 This morn
ing terrific explosion occurred at
the B,ack Diamond steel works il
this city, resulting in fearful disas
ter, Thus for three men are re-
ported dead aud dozen badly in
jured. 1t is rumored that fifty
persons are killed and missing but
this is undoubtedly an exaggera-
ton. 1t is believed the mum Der
will go into the twenties.
1t seems that there were three
boilers that exploded and two of
them were broken to fragments
1t was those that did the destruc-
ton Ooe piece went through the
roof of the mill, sawed across the
street and crashed into the resi-
dence of Robert Price None OF
the family was hurt
A meeting of the officials is be-
ing held and thorough investi-
CATION will be made
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Water and Forest.

San Francisco. Dec 20 The
annual meeting of the Water and
Forest Association of California
began here today and will continue
through tomorrow. Delegates
from many parts of the state are
in attendance The programme
provides for papers and discus
sions on all phases of the irriga-
tion and foIesty questions.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Reuben Quinn Hanged.

Dauville, KY, Dec, 20 Reuben
Quinn was hanged in the county
Jail yard here today. Quinn's
crime was the killing of Policeman
John Crum last summer The
murder resulted from a personal
encounter of the two men, follow
ing the attempt of the officer to
arrest Quinn on the charge of OPP
Grating "blind tiger"
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
GROUND BROKEN.
First Work on Worlds Fair at
ST. Louis.

st. Lenis. Dec 20 Much was
expected of today's celebration.
the first public one in connection
with the worlds fair which opens
in 1903. in commemorative of the
anniversary of the Louisiana pur-
chase.
The bitter cold weather, how
ever, stopped nearly all the out
door proceedings The great
military parade in connection with
the ceremony of breaking ground
in Forest Park had to be abandon
ed. Instead, generals, governors,
city officials and others drove TO
the park where an immense fire
had been built to thaw out the
ground so that a shovel would
work Then the first ground was
broken.
Afterwards an immense meeting
was held in Coliseum hall where
addresses were made on the Louis
ana purchase by Congressman
Forney, Commissioner Allen and
others.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Who Has

the biggest stock of Christm S
candies? Vail, of course. IS 96
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Taft Coming Home.

Manila. Dec. Ex-Governor Taft
was among the passengers sailing
on the transport Grant today. The
condition of the Governor General,
who recently underwent an opera
ton, is much Improved and the
sea voyage to San Francisco is
expected to bring about full
recovery.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
tionor Louisiana Purchase. 4.

st Louis, Mo, Dec 20 Today
is the anniversary of the transfer
of the Louisiana territory to the
United States. and in response to
the suggestion of President Fran
els, of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, the day was observed
as flag day in Missouri, Nehraeka
and other states embraced in the
purchase.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20

Suspenders, Gloves. Slippers, Etc
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Senator sewaIl is Better.

Trenton, n j., Dec. 20-Sena
tor Sewall was slightly improved
today and the doctors say he has
a fighting chance for his life.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Headquarters for Santa Claus

Dolls. Toys Games Iron Wagons, Fancy Goods
Fancy China Plush N Ceuloid Goods
Handkerchiefs, Napkins. Neekwear, Muaers
Albums. Books Fancy Lamps, Table Linen,
Suspenders, Gloves. Slippers Etc.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
Who Takes

bitter sweet choc? Vail, of course
So 90
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-20
chicago's Coal Famine.

Chicago, Dec 20 Chicago is
now face to face with cold wave
and coal famine. The coal sit
uation is extremely serious. AL
ready many of the dealers are ad
vancing the price and it is esti-
mated that the supply now on
hand will not last twenty-four
hours.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA
SUSTAtNS SEVERE CHECE
General RNsaS Defeated Near Frontier
" Ecua3or--CAStco SuSocuds
state Grants,

NEW YORK. O,t 18th, rort ~,
Spain. trinidad. correspondent W ;he
Herald cables,
THE lateS; ld,,Ies rccc,vej here in
ilca,e tina, she reya'uu,n in CAoma a
has sustained severn clc,k General
B,~as. who lcd ;he insurgents In an
attack upon, ,hc g2yernmcnt forces near
the Cron,ie~ % Ecualoy has been de-
teatcd The number - casualtle, IS uo'
known but lt is r,por'ei tina. General
RcSas was killed According 70 an ~
icial bulletin in LSguayya. he port 81
Caracas. General Ar,s,egm and S1lazar,
who were taken prisoners bv the Nene-
ruelan revolution,sts. nave escaped
This bulletin also annOunces that Gea-
eral Rivls ani his revolutionary force
has been defeated and rhelr ammunition
captured.
EzQuie PoiSs, VII, was minister "
foreign affairs Turing the admlniStrl-
ticu q President Css.ro In Venezuela,
arrived At Por, Of Spain A few DAYS
ago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
TROOPSKEtPU UP SEARCH
BRIG ANnS NOT IN BULGARIAN
TERRITORY
Statement oi Minister oi Interior
Sorukaotf $50 Three Reports
Received at Sofia.

NEW YORK. Oct s6--rlc minister
ot the inferior Sank1oG o! bulgaria..
has mai, III, following S,t,emen; 60
the soda correspondent, ot the Journal
1nJ Advertiser ,oaocra.uS the ease og
Mss Stone;
"lt c'ull send my .roopS across
tNc Turkish border I woult dui M,,s
Stone ln Nv, Jiys, have Just rccc,v-
"a word Crom GU troops that Mis- Stoac
is n,y on RulSlran territory We
hay, ,Nr'r military cord rs moving Co..
ward thc frontier and On the frontier
jSr,, I nave placed a military guard,
II the hviglajs We're on our territory
the cordaaS would certainly Ani them.
Ours and the Turkish troops are now
searching In the pevSu Mountains whcrc
unlike Bulgaria proper, ;hcrr are no
villages aal only a few scattered
houses In the mountains, II my troops
find the brganJs W will make short
work " hem"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
MOVEMENTS OF BRIGANps
Three Rer,rts From Different sources
Received at SODA

Three Rer,rts From Different sources
Received at SOFA.
NEW YORK. Oct. e6-Thrce reports.
each corroborl,Ivr ot the Others, have
been resolved from widely different
sources concerning the movements OF
the brig inds who hold Miss S:or5 ana
Nine. Tsllka cap;ves, according 20 the
SODA corresrouien, at the World. one
is ,hat he band. which consisted " Is
men. has been dissolved IN the noun
talns slr Ic),epa ana ,ha, tittcen = the
members have returned TO their homes
The remaining three members are sail
% have been made cust1di1ns og the
prisoners and +, is claimed thar thev.
are holding them In the wooded re-
csssss os Jeltspe. which Is In Turkey.
a6ru, twenty miles from the Bulgar-
lam frontier
Another version " the situation Is
shat bacauss o. the early anl hcayv
,all os snow In the mountains me brig
snls and their prisoners have come
down from ,1e mountuns ana are now
located near Neyr1Sup IN the foothills
u tho mountains IN which Jr,te7e Is
looated.
The third re93r, comes from Com
slantuople ana Is 90 the eject that
communication has been opened with
the br5elals from a poIn, In Turkish
territory.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
DEPRIVED OF ALLOWANCES.
Castro SusUends Grants ~ All Ex3vnses
u the Ssverll StAtes.

Castro Suspends Grants ~ All EXPENSES
10 the Several States
NEW YORK. O,;. 2S-PreS!ien; Cas-
;r1. Of venezualL has sent a dispatch
70 Senior Sarriel president u the state
u Bolivar. announcing that c!rcum-
stances have required him TO issue a
decree susp 'nding the grants " all ex-
peuses % the several states, including
grants % expenditures for pubic IN
s;-uc;ion and the clergy ~ the republic,
says ne Por, ot Spain correspondent, "
,ha Herald.
\ vessel sailing under British regis
try. which started from Port u spain
e,r Barranoula, put INTO Cetros 20
seek protection. Her captain said that
she hal been Chased by the Venezue-
Ian gun5oat Miranda. other reports
call attention 20 this and similar acts
2erpe,ated by Venezuelan gunboats
under command OF General Ybarra.
The relations he,vean Pres'den: cas-
tro and General Tribe Tribe, il IS re-
ported. ara seriously strained. owing 90
the nt,eTs failure 70 defeat the Co.
l1mh.an forces.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
ANDRADE GOES To cURACoA
Rumorai That He VII Invade vene
zuela by Way " Trinidad.

Rumorei That He VII Invade vene.
zuela by Way " Trinidad
SAN JUAN. Porto Rlco. Oot 26.-
General Anirade. sx-prssliant of veus-
zuela, accompanied by his wife and
eight children. have sailed Sor the ISL
and OF Curacoa. General Penaloza. who
was prominent under General Andrade
against General Castro IN 1890. Is a pas
senger by the same vessel. He Is on his
way from Carngena 20 Curacoa by
way II New York. having taken this
c.rcui,ous route in order 10 avoid IN
Perception.
While General Andrlie refus-l 20 be
interviewed it IS no secret that ne IS 60
ing to Curacao IN order to D. nearer
venezuell. President Castro has -
fused 10 allow General Andrlde's vife
% land in Venezuela. He viii give
no his res.d=nce here and stay IN Gu
rac1a. He woull not admi, that le In-
tended 20 head an expedition althousl
h= lid say that ne meant 10 m maze
President Castro as much as possible
Rumors are current In san Juan tha.
TO invade Venezuela by way Of Trim
dad.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
CHILEAN STEAMER HELD
Believed That Cargo of War Munitions
Were Shipped From Mexico,

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2S,--Suspic-
fous circumstances surrounding 4 biz
shipment Of arms and ammunition on
the Chilean steamer L,oa. now lying In
this por;. has lei 70 action by the
United States officials to prevent anv
possibility OF the warlike goods reach
ing the hands Of the Central American
insurgents. The cases contain 400
Remington rifles and bayonets and q
10000 ball cartridges, The bills Of lad
ing show that the guns and ammunition
came 20 this city from e P3so where
they are supposed 10 have been resh'p-
ped from some point IN Mexico.
The shio's manifest stated that the
munitions Of war were for the govern
ment Of salvador and We're 10 be land
ed a, Acajutia. CThe consul Of salvador
here disclaims knowledge Of the ship
ment though Schwartz Bros. the os-
tensible shippers, claim TO be acting sor
Bloom Bros. Of New York. who are
agen.s FOR the governmsn; ot salvador.
The steamer will be held pending IN
vestigation by the United States au-
thorities.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
ARRESTED BY
RUSSIAN CRUISER
Three Japanese Sealing SchOOn.
ers Are Seized.
AMERICANS AMONG THE CREW
The SslIare Makes Sixth Schooner aud
Boats Crew the preSent lesr-The
Neu Sentenced to Year
Ia Jail.

VICTORIA, Il. c. oct. s6,--Accorlmg
to advices received ov the steamer
Olympia from the Orient iAres more
SchconerS. japanese ssa,erS have been
SeiEed by he Russian cruiser Nakut
for sealing within The Limit around Con-
per ami other Russian seal Islands.
This makes six schcOners and a boats
crew Of another which have been seized
this year. or about i men, most "
them japanese. but some American and
Canadians.
The schooners were taken 10 Petrop-
auIovskl. where they were condemned
and the men 10 Vladivosicck. where
some were sentenced 20 one year in
Jail aud Others wsre waiting for tr,al.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27

ktl trout Every nrc on W near the
park this summer is attributed 90
eitAer carles$ or criminal a5,s Il camp-
ers Authority Is recommJndNi for
burning fallen timber during the Witt
ter months and lc,,.ng holders " lcaSed
land within the park limits grane cat
tie ncaar their own premises under park
supervision,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-27
BACK WITH SALMON PACK

SEATTLE. oct. 2G.-The little steam
er Jeanie arrived IN this port yester iay
from Uyak Bay ani me Kodak Isl
ands. Alaska. en- route TO San Fran
cisco. She experienced severe storms
on her way south Captain Mason re-
ports a favorable salmon fsning season
in Alaska. The Jeanie had 1885, ca .es
" this years pack aboard