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Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
IHE Warning RELIGIONS
Christians and Mussulmans
Have Begun Shooting In
Street Riots
OFFICIALS GREATLY ALARMED
Feared That Riotins Will Precipitate
Impending Struggle British Consul
Threatens to Ask American Marines
60 Land-Generai insurrection in
Macedonia Promised Within Week.

Washington, D. c., Sept. S.-The
navy department received the following
cablegrom from Admiral Cotton, dated
ct Beirut Sept z:
violence and bloodshed between the
Nohammedans and native Christians
occurred at Beirut Sunday. Six Greek
Christians, two Mohammedan and
one Turkish soldier were killed; three
Greek Christians. three Mohammedans
and three Turkish soldiers were wound
ed seriously and other murders We're
reported. Flag lieutenants and United
States consuls were present Sunday
morning in the disturbed quarter, and
verified the details of the statement
The Turkish government willingly af-
forded facilities for investigation and
guard, and promise 1000 more Turkish
soldiers. The Turkish soldiers present
are sufficient IL properly disposed OF
to handle the situation at Beirut. The
streets were we'll patroled and all was
Quiet Sunday night and today. Mon
day the Turkish governor promises TO
do all ia his power to restore authority.
Many houses were closed and business
was suspended"
Amdiniral Cotton is prepared to land
q force for the protection OF properly
OF Americans if the situation demands
1t. He will act with caution.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Snow Covers Western Divide.

Salida, Col. Sept S.-A heavy snow
storm fell on the continantl divide Sun
day night, and yesterday the entire
range was covered with several feet OF
snow. The Sagauche range, compris-
ing the Collegiate peaks, Princeton.
Harvard and Yale, all more than A.
600 feet high, are monuments of white.
The temperature In the valleys is 90
degrees
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
T.-R BULLETIN.
NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises Sept. 8 at 5:33 a. m. sets,
6:21 p. m.
For Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight;
probably showers; slightly cooler in
the central and east; Wednesday. part
ly cloudy and cooler In the extreme
east.
For Illinois-Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday with probably local
thunder showers: cooler.
For South Dakota--Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday; slightly cooler
in the central and west tonight, with
probably light frost.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
LOTS SELL WELL.

Auction of New Great Western Town
of Tennent in Progress Today.
Special to Times Republican.
Harlan Sept. s.-The Great Western
lot sale at Tennent opened at o'clock
today with five hundred people present.
The first four corner lots sold averaged
over $500. Bids were brisk and prices
ranging higher. About average busi-
ness is represented. Building will be-
gin at once.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Six Believed Guilty Of Postal
Frauds By Federal Grand
Jury
STERN LOCATED IN TORONTO
Fellow Who Got Straps From Govern
ment and Sold Them Back Again
With . Divy for Maehen, Located in
canada-May Hav. Trouble to Ex-
tradits Him.

Washington, Sept. s.-The federal
grand jury has returned seven indict-
ments in the postal cases. The names
of the indicted are not divulged.
Although there were seven indict-
ments there were but six defendants
indicating that one OF them was indict-
ed twice.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
New COLLEGE, President.

Laramie Wyo., Sept S.-The board
of trustees OF the university of Wyo-
ming elected Prof Charles E. Lewis, of
Moors Hill college, Moors Hill, Indiana
president of the university.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
A CATHOLIC JUBILEE.
Romanists Give Ryan Birthday Present
az 5000 900 for Orphanage.

Philadelphia Sept. 8.-The Golden
Jubilee celebration to honor the 5oth
anniversary of Archbishop Ryan's or
dinatien began today at Cathedral of
ST. Peter and Paul with the celebra
ton of solemn pontifical mass by the
archbishop. The ceremony was at
tended by eight archbishops, thirty
two bishops, five monsignori and about
500 priests. The jubilee fund contri-
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Marconi Telearaphs from CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. S.--William AIarcOni
the wireless telegraph inventor plid
his first visit to Chicago today. stNp-
ping over for couple of hours while
on his way from st. Louis to Nav
York While here he sent a mireltss
In return
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
STEAMER NOT MISSING.
Feared Louise Had Gone Down with
100 on 1oard-Arrives Safely.

Detroit Mich, Sept. S.The Journals
Leamington, Ontario, correspondent In =
formed his paper on long distance tele-
phone this morning that the steamer
Louise. reported last night from San
dusky as missing, hald left sLeamington
at midnight for Sandusky.
Sandushy, o., Sept. S.-The fishing
tug Louise which was feared had gone
done with over hundred passengers
In the big storm on Lake Erie yes
terday arrived here safely early today
from bennington, Ontario.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

public good, are cited, too. and oppo-
nents of the clubs are challenged to
show a solitary instance of the son
or daughter OF member in jail or
penitentiary.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF.

PI1y OH AZ ExytUUr OOUUSIy Otu0 Wy
Western Championship q Stake.
Chicago, Sept S.-Play In the third
western golf association tournament.
began today on the links OF the Exmoor
Country Club. Qualifying round was
at eighteen holes medal play and the
contestants making the sixteen best
scores will compete for the women's
western championship.
Miss J. A. Carpenter won the tlpphy
for low medal score qualifying the frst
round, with score Of SO.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
FOUR BREAK JAIL
Prisoners Mako Successful Escape
From the centervile Jail Today
500 Reward Offered and Posses Out

Special to IImes-Republlcan.
ottumwa, Sept. s.-Thomas Nugent,
accused of larceny, Robert Strickland,
charged with grand larceny, Hiram
jackson and Charles Patten, both COL
ored, escaped by jail delivery at Cen
terville today. s1oo reward is offered
any one for the capture of the escaped
men. Posses are searching the SUR
rounding country.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
MONUMENT UNVEILED
Elaborate Ceremonies Mark the IN
yelling of the Bronso Meor Memor-
iaI, Which commemorates the Battle
of Lake George.

Lake George, Sept Sin the pres
ence of thousands Of people of the sur
rounding country and the governors of
New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, and
Connecticut, and representatives Of the
patriotic societies of New York, AMI
New England, the Bronso Meor mem
orial, commemorating the battle OF
Lake George was unveiled today. Fig
ures on the monument represent the
Indian chieftain, King Hendricks, dem
onstrating to General Johnson the
futility of dividing his forces. The fig
ures which stand on the granite ped
estal are nine feet high. The days
ceremonies began with a review of the
troops by the quartet of governors.
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lnsuIted the Emperor.

Halle, Prussia, Sept s.--Three men
and two women We're arrested here
charged with insulting emperor Will
liam. The precise nature OF the Of
Tense was not disclosed.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
BECOMES SENIOR BISHOP.
Death of Bishop Clark Causes Change
in Protestant Episcopal Church.

New York. Sept. S.-Right Rev. Dam
iel Sylvester Tuttle, bishop of Missouri.
has become senior bishop of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church by the death
of Right Rev. Thomas March Clark,
bishop of Rhode Island. Tuttle was
consecrated bishop in 1867.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Beavers Gives HimssIf Up,

New York, Sept. s.George w Bea-
yers. former head of the salary and all
lowances division Of the postofice de-
partment at Washington surrendered.
himself and office to United States
Commissioner Hitchcock in this city to-
day and gave $4,000 bail for his ap-
pearance before Hitchcock Sept. is.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Heard Differently at Turkish Capital.

Constantinople, Sept S.-A consular
dispatch from Beirut received at one Of
the embassies here, states that fierce
brawl occurred there Sunday between
parties of Mussulmans and Christians
due to a shot fired by a MussulmaE
upon a Christian employed at the AM
erican College. The Christian was
wounded. The fight broke out while
Vail, on board the United States cruis-
er Brooklyn. was returning Admiral
Cottons visit. No further details were
received.
In diplomatic circles here the affair
IS regarded as being serious and re-
newal OF disturbances is feared.
The official version of the Beirut af-
fair telegraphed later to Ottoman am
bassadors abroad for communication TO
the powers, says that the Christians
were the assailanJs,. they having fired
upon four Mussulmans. A fight ensu-
ed during which the Mussulmans and
Christians came to the assistance of
their respective compatriots. This, says
the report compelled the troops to in
tervene, and they succeeded in restor-
ing order. Three soldiers were wound
ed and one Killed, while one Christian
was killed and one wounded. These
figures are evidently incorrect as the
rioters must have lost more heavily
than the military. The British consul
at Beirut, Immediately after the riot,
called upon Vail and threatened to ask
SRear Admiral Cotton to land marines
from the American squadron in the
esasssssof the renewal OF the disturb
sicial circles here the disturb
attributed to the arrival of the
an squadron and the belief is
I'D that the Christians at Beirut
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sopsr Denies Charges.

Washington, D. G., Sept. s.-The de-
partment OF Justice has received from
Pliny Soper. United States Attorney for
the northern district Of Indian Territory
an answer to the allegations made
against him In respect that he was In
terested In leasing and releasing Indian
lands. Soper admits he was connected
with the tribal development company
Of Tishoming0 but says 1t Is not In
his district being southern district
territory. He denies the company has
done or IL doing anything unlawful
or in any way reprehensible.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

Tuscola, Ill.--Two men attempted to
kill Mayor McMasters with paving
bricks. Telling him twice with blows on
the head
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Fire AZ centervjlIe.

Centerville, Sept. S-Fire damaged
the restaurant of Lane Strickler at Gem
terville TO the extent of $500 today.
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Germany Gets lt Thirty.

Berlin. Germany. Sept. 8.--A dispatch
20 Lokal Ansger from Constantinopls
says that thirty Christians, among
them several Europeans, were killed
during rioting at Beirut. The foreign
Office here has received no news tend
ing to confirm the report.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

Salt Lake, Utah-A rich vein of coal
has been found on the pre-emption
claim of Perry s. Heath.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
FOOT RACE AT LAUREL.
Donaldson Wins Purse Of $125-shen
Game Permitted,
Special to Times Re publican.

Laurel. Sept. s.The foot race be-.
tween Donaldson and Smith on Satur-
day afternoon attracted large crowd
to our town, and excitement ran high.
The race was for a purse Of $l25 and
was won by Donaldson. The shell game
was run unmolested during the after
noon and many were victimized. the
in some instances being as
much as twenty dollars.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

Salonica, Turkey. Sept. s.--Advices
are also again very disquieting. 1t is
expected q general revolt thruout the
province Of salonica will occur next
week. It is the understanding among
foreign of1icials at Salonica that a gen.
eral insurrection will shortly be an
nounced by the Macedonian committee.
In view of the expectation, rigid
police measures have been taken by
Vail who is showing much energy.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

Scranton, Pa.--Two boys named
Epstein were burned to death In Al -
cendiary fire Sunday. (.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
SANTA FE RAISES WAGES.

BIacksmiths, Machinists and Boil.
makers Get Two Cent Increase.
Topeka, Sept. S.-The Santa Fe rail-
road company announced today wage
Increase of two cents per hour for boiler
machinists and blacksmiths at
all shops on the system proper between
Chicago and Albuquerque. This means
an increased expenditure by the COM
pany of 100000 yearly.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
SHOWING IN MONTANA.

Butte Experiencing Real WInter-Mer.
curry Goes TumbIin9.
Butte. Mont, Sept. S.-Snow fell
heavily today, and the thermometer
dropped to SO. Real winter was ex-
perienced for the first time this sea-
son.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08
Stern located n Toronto,

Washington, D. c.. Sept. "a dis
patch to the postofice department an
nounces that Leopold ]. Stern, indicted
several weeks ago for completely IN the
alleged fraudulent contracts for fur
nishing letter carriers satchels to the
government, has been located in Toron-
20.
Stern Is not yet arrested, but EFFORTS
are being made to that end, and off,
cials expect the news Of his arrest
within the next twenty four hours.
Extraditability for the offense is no-
yet certain. The question will be taken
up with the state department. Stern
was indicted on conspiracy to defraud
the government. He was charged with
receiving the full price for satchels for
letter carriers and letter collectors, In
Guiding shoulder straps, despite the
supply to him Of these straps at gov-9
ernment expense. Out OF the consid-
Grafton OF the supply Of these straps;
to him, for which he was paid In full
he Is charged with paying large sums
to w. G. Long. OF this city, and to A.
w. Machen, the deposed head of the
free delivery service.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-08

Wo C0ntIsal9es0sss5S ~ 1Ss - " '.f5 "a.
Washington, D. q. Sept. 5. secretary
Hitchcock received telegram to-
day announcing that the two commits
sioners OF Iowa county. Oklahoma.
w. B. Pool and j. A. Blair. indicted last
week for making false vouchers ana
certificates against the government IN
connection with the erection Of bridges,
were arrested yesterday. The third
commissioner sflil at large.
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SERVIAN DYNAMITERS.

Associa Norning Service
SOFIA Aug 28The revoluionsts have dynamed train at
'".-"as. Seven persons killed.
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TO TUNNEL THE CREST OF SIERRA
Hartman Orders Alteration in Ralroad-NIons VIII BE Expende
on Southern Pacific

OMAHA, Neb. Aug 7Fortyfve miles Of track including
through the the Sierra Nevada is among the improve
be made Southern Pacific in the immediate future
cong information given Union Pacific headquarters today
The the tunnel will between $5oooooo and ooo
and will reduce the maximum grade the mountains hve
eliminate miles OF sheds which
the old line The work will reduce the high point the line
by 500 feet.
No distance will be saved by these improvements in fact the line
will be he than the present but the increased distance
will made up by the decrease the grade and the
elimination of the Sheds which have always been of much
trouble
Engineers both Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific have
the plans and from the East by H. Hartman
has completed inspection all OF them making favorable reports
Hartman has ordered the proper officials undertake the work
CINCINNATI Ohio Aug 7There have been reports recently
that the of Talbot Taylor and others prevent the Union Pacific
Company voting the election the Southern Pacific Company would
be withdrawn stated that during the hurres Wall street
had reached
the the decision Judge Norton OF Nash
vile concerned But these aside today when
announced that the had been set for hearing here on the
United Circuit Court Appeals month and
that the assignment approved by counsel in the
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YESTERDAY WITH THE YACHTS

NEW YORK, August mFor the fourth time within
Challenger Shamrock ILL., and the Defender Reliance pre-
the cup Both early astr The finish
the each yacht
Captain Wnge of the Challenger calm and epossessed about
the work of preparation though there doubt but that
his wewngd beauty would Captain Barr OF the Reliance was
equally unpertubed.
the morning there had been few indications of such
breeze would enable the yachts sail the within the time
limit The light and there visible of its
eshenng Both Captain Wge and Captain Barr scanned the hor
signs hgenng wind But the aspect of the heavens
gave lite hope of it.
As morning progressed craft of all kinds from
place New York the New Jersey and far
below Sandy Hook carrying their quota Of gher each interested
yachts soop and little putting tugs put witness
of the gores of the
The indications night highly favorable conditions
at would justify expectations OF finish this there
large craft the previous days
there great fleet From every Staten Island
the OF this fleet such of within view
one time striking picture
Eleven o'clock and with the of the The breeze
light and good judgment required gauge it, and the
line within the allotted limits.
The Reliance the starting line minute ahead Of the Sham
rock.
Owing ghtnss Of the probable that the yachts
will be able to finish within the time limit
NEW YORK August FL mAter making the best of the
light breeze which has been blowing all morning the yachts the
Shamrock and the Reliance nearing the mark The Re-
lance has been slowly but steadily gaining the Challenger and is
nov eight minutes ahead OF her.
NEW YORK August 27 23o p m-Wih slightly freshening
breeze the gallant yachts sped toward the fifteen miles from the
They made heading The
lance leads by six minutes This indicates that the Shamrock crept
little the defender reducing her lead of hour by
minutes.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the members of the Republican Pre-
cinct Club of the Sth Precinct, 5th Dis
trict is hereby called to be held at
Achi's Warehouse at 1880 o'clock p.
m. on Friday August 2Sth, 1903, for the
purposes of filling vacancies in said
Precinct Club, and making nominations
for the members of the County Com
mittee.
And it is further notified, that a
Primary Election of said Precinct Club
will be held on Saturday August Goth
1903 from 2 o'clock p. m. to O'Clock p.
m. to elect members of said County
Committee under the Rules and Reg
ulations of the Republican Party.
All Republicans in said Precinct are
hereby cordially invited to attend.
w. c. ACHI,
President.
August 20, 1903.
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FOREIGN news BY CABLE
FLEET ORDERE DTO BEYROUT.
Associated Press. Morning Service

edP
WASHINGTON, Aug 28.The administration will take prompt
the punishment of the of Vice
Consul Magesen Beou Syria The European squadron has been
ordered Beou should reach there days 1t reported
that attempt made burn the Euprates College, American
institution Hapoo United States Minister Lehman has been
instructed demand of the Porte protection for Americans in the OF
toman empire.
ST PAUL Mimi, Aug 28Mageen, the American Vice Con-
sui who has been assassinad Beyrou is native of Minnesota
about thirty years old.
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IDE TO SUCCEED WRIGHT.

Servce
OYSTER BAY Aug 28-Presdent Roosevelt Ide
will succeed Wright Vice Governor of the Philippines
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DEFEATS AMERICAN CHAMPION.
Associated Press. Morning Service.

NEWPORT, r. L. Aug 28A Doherty the tennis champion of
England defeated w A. Larned the American champion contest
here
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ANOTHER GREAT FLOOD.
Assoclated Press. Morning Services.

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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug 2S-Owng to the prevailing
the Missouri Valley lake twenty miles north OF here and fifteen miles
south. Five persons have been drowned.
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