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ONCE OF
BREEZE MINING COMPANY.

747 Fifth Avenue New York Sept. %. 1908
To the Stockholders Of Breece Mining Co.;
Tho Annual Meeting Of stockholders Of Breeze
Mining Company for the election of directors and
for the Transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting, will be held
New York City, on wednesday, October il, 1908
at Z o clock p. M.
stock transfer books will be closed from o'clock
p NJ. October 0. until 10 o'clock A. NJ, October
is, 1905
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NOTICE Of ANIMAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
United Underwriters Company for the election Of
directors for the ensuing year and for the transac
tion Of such othor business a. may properly come
before tho meeting will be held At the ofncc Of
Now York on the 18th day Of October, is0s, at IL
O'Clock poon. N. II. BURR. Secretary.
Dated Sept. 20. 1905
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY,
20 Broad Street,

New York.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of AMERICAN LOCO
MOTIVE COMPANY will be held at the once Of
the Company At No. rs Broad Street In the City
Of New York. New York. on the 18th day OF Octo.
ber, 1908, at twelve O'Clock noon. for the purpose
OF electing Director for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. The polls viii
O'Clock In the afternoon of said day.
LEIGH BEST Secrotary
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LADENBURG, THALMANN & CO.,


CARTER COAL AND IRON COMPANY
First Mortgage SO Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to the terms
of the Trust Deed dated the nrst day OF October,
1890 that the undersigned. as Trustee will receive
scaled proposals up to three p. NJ on the twentieth
day Of October. 1908, FOR the sale TO It of bonds
as above described at a price not exceeding lO5 %
and accrued interest. TO amount sufficent to
CONTiNENTAL TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY Of NEW YORk. Trustee.
New York, September 2s. 1903
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
III Fifth Avenue.

A Dividend o, ssha a. becu des.red on Y. Inc ~, COM.
mon stock OF this Company. payable st The Farm
c!s Loan aud Trust Company. 20 William Street.
New York city. on the I'd day OF November. 1903
10 the holdsrs Of the Common stock OF record on
the 18Th day Of October, 1908.
The transfer books Of the Common Stock win
aud will reopen on November s. 1905 At 10 o'clock
4. n. CHARLES n. STROTZ, Secretary.
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Savannah. Ca, September 10TH 1908.
TINE ANNUAL MEETING of the stocEhoIders
Of the Genital Of Georgia Railway Company will be
and Montgomery Streets, In the city OF Savannah,
Ca, On Monday. the i7sh day Of October vt II
clock A. ~. city time for the election of directors
and the tranaacti0n Of such other business As
may come before the meeting,
c. c. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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Cotton advanced owing 70 bad crop reports.
monthly report on Saturday will be very bulnsh.
better cables than expected. lack Of sailing pres
tehsto Of the maykst,. snd osrtaln nsSvoasness
On The psrt Of tAe Slm!ttediY vssv Is!ls shost
81, ,ssssSS Sss:s ~ ~ e;
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notioo Is hereby given that dividend of Ono
and Three Quarters d&TG per cent on tho Pre-
ferred Capital Stock Of the American woolen Com
pany will be paid the 18th Of October, 1908, to
stockholders OF record Al the close Of business
October I. 1909.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be closed
~ the close OF business October {. 1908 and will
be reopened October 10. 1908
wM. NJ WOOD, Treasurer.
Hnst or Mas ScutembNr % fROS
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win,low. L.uI.r & Co. 50 Cedar St.. NY. Cay.

WinSlow, Lanler & Co. ~ I<dM 81. N. 7. (Sx
ThF INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE
FoLLoWINC BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAY
ABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER OCTUREH 'S'T, 1903
Clevciand& Mshoning Valley Ry. 90 Registered s.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh r. r. Co. General Mge. 49,
Dunkirk. Ind Rral Estate 6s.
franklin. Ind. So Coupons
Franklin, Ind. bso Bonds dated Dot. 1. 1885 Cv1l
he redeemed Oc. 1, 1908.
Grand Haven. Mich. Funding e.
l.awrenccburgh. Ind. H5s.
Monroe County, Ind, Funding SAs.
Niagara Falls Power Co., Can adian Collateral g.
Pueblo Col Sswer ~.
pitts, Fort Wayne 4 Chic. lst q ID Mtge. Coupons
pitts. Fort Wayne d Chic. I'd Mtge. Reg Interest,"
Pitts. Fort Wayne & Chic. Dividend ~ = spocaai
Guaranteed Stock
October ID.
Monroe County as.
October ID.
Greenfield, Ind, Municipal "a. Series 3.
October 9Th,
Pittsburgh, ~. Wayne d Chicago ny. CO, GuarnDs
teed Stock lN'b.
October 18th.
Pulaski County. Ind, Funding Is.
pcndloton, Ind, School 6s.
October 18th.
Greenfield. Ind. Municipal ssa. Series I.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the stocs-
holders OF the Central Cr0sst0wn Railroad Com
psny will hold their annual meeting in the City
OF New York, at tho ONCE OF the Company, 10
ID O'clock noon Tor the election OF . Board OF Di
rectors,And three inspectors OF Election for the
'"'% % JOHN HEAVIER, sssrs..ry.
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THE n. y. CLAFLIN COMPANY.

Nov York, October L. 1909.
A quarterly dividend Of Two (79b, per cent on
The Conmon stock viii paid Oct. Is. The trans
q 10 A. n. Oct. %. iSos. -
- t,se:sss s''kA a ~ H,sssEss "a s.ssss ~
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

New York. S'ptcmbr 70 is6n
FIRST MORTGAGE lss BONn4,
THE COUPONS DUE OCOBFR iST ~,
from tho above mentioned bad viii - rrsSS -:
and After October iss, ieo4 % As o6los Of tSS
aSs,r aaSs.sd Air Line Rsi'Sey. ke.e Wv cssN Is.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Coupons Maturing Oct, 1903,
PAYABLE AT THE
BAN KING OUSH
OF
N. w. HARRIS O. co.

FIRST.
Sass s'fss Esss 3Fo T. r. Ne o u.s. Pin,
oents,.yiIls. IA. Independen! School Dtstrics.
Charlo,te, Mich, Sewer.
Ga.a.l!, County. wash, School District No. =.
p.yson, %H laaRsy is Water + Rors.' Ro R'fund'ns'
pes bssflS5 Mons. % M e1faf e'y Hallway Co., R.u,a.. Mort
Dss Mops, q.a,, Ia Inter Urban Railway Co.. I Mort.
EoH Dodge. Ia. Refundlns.
frs%Sn, sss~n County colo School District No, High
;ssS: :ss:: 4esa 1 nsss;s sssss, yss. ss!s. gs.s'
Iksrssyyllle knosy. Ills, Iiis, Rsfundings ...
Lenox, Ia. Independent School District seheel
Mason CITY. Ills Water Works
Si, Monmouth: u.s. hsisndiHS water
hSan. S,I.. MTy; n; c. Water Works Electric Light
New whstoom, wash. Municipal Gold.
Odessa, Mo-. Electric Light Works.
Rock Island Ills. Board OF Education School d.
Salem, S. DIX. Wsser Works
Sandwich. Ills. Electric Light.
Spring Valley Ills. Water Works.
Walla wAiia, Wash, School District No. l. Re-
West Plains. No. Warter Works & Electric Light.
Williamsburg Ia. Water Works.
York. Ne0 School sMcSNb' nsssss No. H. R'tund'ns
Fergus Falls. Mlnn. Independent School DISTRICT
Refundng
SIXTH
Henry. Ills. Water Works.
SEVENTH.
Marion County. Ore. School District No. n.
FIFTEENTH.
Bethany. No. Water Works.
Burlegh County. N DIX, Rcfunding.
Carroll. Ia, independent School District Funding
Clinton County. Mo-. Funding.
Westport. Mo-. School District Refundng.
Winnsboro. 8. c.. Electric Light.
Woodlawn Township y. ok, Refunding.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Now York. September %, 1905.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of thu
of three directors for tie term of three years
and for the transaction Of such other business as
may coma before IT, will be held at the once Of the
Company. No. 20 Nassau Street. IN the city 6f New
York. on Thursday, October Q, 1909, at II O'Clock
In the forenoon. Il. r. NICHOLS. Secretary
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The CallAtin NstiouaI Bank

Of tbc City Of New York.
The i43nd Consecutive Semi Annual Dividend.
NEW YORK September 10, io0a
The Dt!sctora of thu bAnk hsv, this day dn.
clased dividend Of SIX PER CENT. free Of ta2
payahla on aud Aftsr October q pfo1imo The
transfer books viii remain closed until thai date
q. r. LEWIS cashier
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10 TMG HOLDERS OF INCOME soxos OF TIVE
Mexican Central R'Nay Co. Limited

At the request Of the holders Of large number OF
Income Bonds who arc not satisfied with the offer
dated August TO- 1901, made BY the Mexican Cen.
trail Railway Company. Limited. through Aessra
Ladcnburg. Thalmsnn D Co.. the undersigned have
consented to act . committee 70 protect the In.
terests of the Income Bond Holders and particularly
10 endeavor TO procure offer from tho Railway
Company which wiz be acceptable to the bond.
holders
Each holder of Income Bonds Of the Mexican
Central Railway Company. Limited who has not
already deposited hia bonds under said offer Of
the Railway Company Is requested 10 write to the
undersigned committee q promptly As possible,
stating bis name. address. and tho amount Of each
class OF Income Bonds held by him. 50 that the
committee may communicate with him.
New York, September Is. 1905.
!. T; :s.:#s: :;%*Fs %s*yRs n'".' nn..t o.-"'.s...
Address E. ROLLINS MORSE.
0 wail St. New York. n. T.
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Tn. National Park Bank of ,ew York. =

The Board OF Directors has mis- day declass,,
quarterly dividend Of POUR tER CENT. fres AZ
tax on the capital stock of tkls Bank out m ~.
earnings Of tho past three motths. PAYABLE Oct n
1908. to stockholders OF record September a.
The transfer books will be Gosed from that dste
10 October L. 1908. es
GEORGE s. lHICKOK. Ca.b,.r
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III Fifth avenue.
New York. September 20. 1903.
A quarterly Dividend Of az has bcen declared
on tho Preferred Stock Of thi. Company. payable
at Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company -
william Street New York City. on the Id day OF
November. 1905 TO the holders Of tho Preferred
Ths transfer books OF the Proisrrcd Stock will
be closed at O'Clock P. N, on October is, 1905
and viii reopon on November 8, 1905 a. 10 o'clock
A. NJ. CHARLES N. SrRCTZ Secretary.
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anited $tates
WuHs1se and drust @ontpane,

ard Trust Company So Cedar ST.. New York. on
and after Oct. ], 1898.
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MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Com MPANY, Limited.

At the request Of holders of tie
above-menuoned bonds who have
Not yet d<posited the same, the time
for the deposit of bonds under our
offer of August 10, 1903, Is hereby
extended to the close of business ON
October 81, 1908.
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Port exports. 81 60S bAlcs. FutnreS hero closed
steady with September 10 points lower and othe e,
months 10 iahgher with estimated sales Of 800 oof
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07
aho, Nv an Unknown Assassin.

Pleasant Green, Mo-, May L.
Ernest Stephens, an unmarried man
aged 20, was assassinated at his
boarding house, the village hotel.
Stephens, who was clerk in the
general merchandise store Of Judge
Ferguson, after closing the store,
went direct to his room in the hotel
and was in the act Of disrobing
when the unknown assassin standing
close TO the uncurtained window OF
his room fred load of buckshot in
to his back. Stephens lived for an
hour after he was shot and retained
consciousness 10 the end. He stated
that he did not know who shot nm
and was not aware that he had an
enemy in the world.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Weather Conditions and Labor Disturb
Ances Unsettllng Trade. but Great Basic
Elements Remain Largely Favorable.

New York, May 2.-Bradstreet's
commercial report says: Weather
conditions and labor disturbances,
actual or threatened, have been tenn
porarily unsettling elements In the
trade and industrial situation this
week, but great basic elements, such
as general business and crop condi-
lions, remain largely favorable.
Cold weather and snow in the west
have checked farm work, interfered
with retail distribution and retarded
recorders. The outward movement of
corn Is increasing, but exports of
-four this week are smaller than last
week and this week q year ago.
Pig iron has been dull at most mar
kets except Pittsburg. where q heavy
movement is reported. Steel billets
are apparently as scarce as ever
and structural material plates, sheet
bars and rails are In active request
at firm prices.
Wheat, including -four exports for
the week ended April 80 aggregate
s,4ls,2sO bushels, against s.692,64s
last week. Corn exports aggregate
2,2lO,ssS bushels, against 100000
last week.
Business failures In the United
States for the week ended April 80
number ia, against 1s2 last week.
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FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN.


wellington, Kan, May 2.-John
Cummings, who escaped punishment
4or what is believed to have been the
,Nanton murder of his 1s-year-old
servant girl through disagreement
e the jury before whom he was tried
~ the last term Of court, was given
q preliminary hearing again yester-
day and bound over for trial in the
lnm Of $1,000. The county attorney
And fled q new information which
hroadens the charge so as TO make
Cummings responsible for the child's
dsath through willful neglect and
znilnre to call in q physician. He
win probably not be tried before Sep
amber.
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No Real Attempt to BRIDE the Speaker.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 1.-The COM
mittee appointed to investigate
charges of bribery in the Illinois leg
islature submitted final report to
the house last night. The report de-
clares that no real attempt was made
to bride Speaker John II. Miller,
whose attempt to gayd a traction
bill through the house led to riot
and whose explanation was that he
believed bribery had been resorted
to in the interest of rival bill. The
speaker, in his explanation, made
mention Of an editorial in the Chi
cago Inter Ocean. In this connection
the committee condemns George
Human, editor Of the Inter Ocean,
for his charges Of boodleism relat-
ing to traction legislation.
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FOR SINGLE STATEHOOD.
A Petition. Signed by Citizens Of Oklahoma
and tho Indian Territory, for Holding
Q Constitutional Convention.

Guthrie, Ok, May LA monster
petition, signed by several hundred
prominent citizens both of Oklahoma
and the Indian territory, was sent
yesterday to G. E. Castle, of Wagon
er, I. T., chairman of the single state
hood executive committee, asking him
to call the committee together imme-
liately for the purpose OF consider
ing the advisability of formulating o
plan for holding constitutional
convention. 1t is believed such ac-
ton would insure the admission OF
both territories as one state in the
next congress. 1t is claimed that
such action has secured in the past
the admission of seven other terri
tories. A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07
King EDWARD welcomed IN Parls.

Paris, May 2.--King Edward ar
xfFed here yesterday morning and
Mns accorded a hearty reception by
republican France. His majesty's
srelcome at the Dauphine railroad
station by President Loubet and the
shief officers Of STAFF and his drive
through the avenues, the Bots de
Bonlogne and the Champs Elysees,
presented a succession Of brilliant
Spectacles. Everywhere the popu-
lsee gave the king an enthusiastic
greeting.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07
NEW coLoRs ADOPTED.
On the Recommendation of Gen. Pattsn
the Army win Have Now Flags. ~
Wen as Buttons and 0rnaments.

Washington, May 2.-On the rec
concentration of Acting Quartermas-
ter General Patten, the war depart
ment has adopted new set Of stand
ards and regimental. battalion and
other colors for the army Of the
United States. The main feature Of
the new flags, as well as Of the but
tons and ornaments, Is in the repre-
sentation of the coat Of arms Of the
United States. They are made Of the
best quality Of silk in solid colors
and the United States seal, the In
signals, scroll inscriptions and other
emblems are embroidered in colors.
The seal is the principal feature Of
each Of the standards. the other en-
blems being merely accessory. III
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Montreal, Cam Nay a.--Extenzlvs
forest fires are raging about % miles
north Of here between the towns Of
81 IoTiie and IabcI|a. Yesterday
ne rlIar1 b No1rIlon. coniainl1F
nm 1nd about lcIsr tara
1t5.r| -. E4ilr4|I 11.I11F.I Its
'1| I.0. - |ts I'1|||s| nj, |>tf.
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Portland. Ore, May 2.-Fire broke
out in the lumber district along the
water front in North Portland and
destroyed property valued at $780,
900. The Western Lumber company,
the heaviest loser, operates two
mills. .tn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

s Columbus, o.. May 2.--As the Little
Miami and Baltimore 4 Ohio trains.
leaving here at 7;is p. m, were ap-
preaching the crossing west of the
city, the derail was thrown against
the Miami train TO prevent a COLI
sion The engine. baggage car and
one passenger coach went into the
ditch. John Gallagher, baggage
master. wns badly hurt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Chicago, May i.-EGectiFe picket
ing headed on an alleged effort on
the part Of the management Of The
Deering harvester works 70 intro
duce nearly 80 workmen into he
tEine department Of the plant iust
after dawn yesterday. ne men ar-
pearra blIolc 0re o'e'p11 uilA Ina
borrr srf r.fct't rr.rtfcd % 81 -
aofk IItI were nN| rVI1'IH I4s
I''1. - '',fN '' .'''|.'' ~
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Washington, May 2.-The monthly
comparative statement Of the gov
eminent receipts and expenditures
show that for the month Of April,
1908, the total receipts were s4s.sae.-
100 and the expenditures sll.7es.sil.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Halifax, MS, Nay l-It IL report
ID here that IS Of the crew Of the
British second-class cruiser Pallas
were Killed and number injured
diring the rioting a Port Of Spain
Trinidad on Tuesday eua
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Manila, May 1.-The town Of Mari
ohIns. province Of Manila, has beer
a -lroved by,hfe. Athoasand houses
v.Ere burned and the Inhabitants arr
n much distress. The FIRE Is believe
n have been Of lneendiary origin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Cincinnati. Nay lover 800 men Of
the various building trades in this
city struck to-day. In each case the
men asked for an increase In pay.
me contractors were willing 70 In
crease the wages on condition the
unions woald kgree TO eliminate sym
pathy strikeA The unions would not
consent 70 this. t1sls
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-05-07

Richmond, Va, May LA message
from West Point. 50 miles from here
and with a population Of i.SoO, says
the town Is burning. Two entire
docks on Main street have been
burned and the whole business Por-
ton Of the town is in danger.
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"A H. N.een1 pass'r Aet.. CHICAGO
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East, South, West, North.
Fast and handsomely Equipped Steam Heat
ed Trains--D Dining Cars-Buffet-Li Library
Cars-Sleeping Cars-Free Reclining
Chair Oars.

Particulars Of the agents Of the Illinois
Central and connecting lines.
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Grover Cleveland Boomeo tor Efenhoens.
New York. April so.-rhe Brooklyn
Eagle had notable editorial yester'
day headed: For President Grover
Cleveland" Il says, millions q
Americans desire TO make Grover
Cleveland president OF the United
states. He Is to-day regarded as the
only man who could beat Theodore
Roosevelt" stsa
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-06
AS AMfS TELLS II
FORMER MAYOR TAKES THE
STAND IN HIS OWN
-
INSANITY Will BE DfffNSf
HEREDITARY INFLUENCE AND
DISEASE uNsALANcE HIS
MIND.
PROSECUTION RfsTs ITS CASE
DEFENDANT DENIES ON STAND
THAT HE RECEIVED BLACK
MAIL.

Minneapolis, May .. Mental ire
sponsibility is to be the main plea OF
the defense in the trial Of Dr. Albert
Alonzo Ames. former mayor OF Min
neapolis, as outlined yesterday in the
opening statement OF Attorney Will
lam Erwin, chief counsel of the ac-
cused. The statement was made at
the beginning OF the afternoon The
state rested at 1880 O'Clock in the
morning.
Dr. Ames, the first witness sum
moned by the defense, testified that
in the Civil war he had contracted
diseases, the effects Of which had
never disappeared Shortly after his
return he was stricken with intermit-
tent fever, followed by general de-
bility. la the latter part OF 1901 and
the first of 1902 the malady eliminated
in abscess of the liver, which required
his departure to West Baden, Ind,
and Louisville, KY, for treatment.
Physicians will testify, according to
the statements az Nj. Erwin. that the
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-06
TURKS KILL MANY
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE OCCURS
DURING DISTURBANCES AT
sALoNIcA.
-FOUR HUNDRED apt N.sLtD
MOST OF THEM PUT TO DEATH
BECAUSE THEY FoRclBLY
RESISTED ARREST.
ROUNDING UP THE BylGARIANS
ALL ATTEPTs AT BOMB THROW
ING. ARE suMmARILY
DEALT WITH.

Constantinople May ga dispatch
from Salonica confirms the report Of
sreat-loss of life during the disturb
ances there. Four hundred persons,
mostly Bulgarians and Macedonians,
were slain by the Turkish soldiers.
Most of these people werel killed be-
cause they forcib1y resisted arrest.
All attempts at throwing bombs are
now being dealt with summarily. At
noon last Sunday a mar disguised as
a Turkish priest tried to throw bomb
into the telegraph office at Salonica;
he was apprehended and executed on
the spot.
The authorities continue to make
arrests, and many Pulgarians dis
seized. Among those arrested are
professors in a Bulgarian school who
are alleged to have f.esn the head of a
revolutionary movement.
Edib Pasha, wha arrived at Salonica
last Saturday to carry out the decree
Of martial law, has Issued proclama-
tion stating that the sultan has or
dered him to deal severely with all
persons guilty of outrages.
Growl From Russia.
Vienna. May Git is accepted here
as certain that the direct result of
crime res.petrated in Salonica will be
the crisis in the relations between
Bulgaria and Turkey. Indeed, one of
the many kilograms published last
night assert point blank that Turkey
lis on the eve of sending formal ulti-
matum to the principality. On the
other hand, a private dispatch to the
Zeif states that the Russian ambassa-
dor. in an audience with the sultan, in
timated that should there not be
rapid improvement in the sftuatio ma
rines would land at Salonict and that
Austria would occupy NoviBazar with
a military force.