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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15

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| S~ranfrise for at lore bet frantic
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eng cr feot | Ssnietb i Horge 1873
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Mmerifa.
Sanses SpnpSc.
Raitor Roritab, Ntinnenpoiis.
mnntte rete i en- Sdit til SSsofpa poa
@ub ON, at bans gro6er par fomInet
aloorlig tilffaoe peb ct rlpffestiIi9l.
be. Raitor g. 6. Softer prGbifeoe
UNDER bans Sran9r. 8i bar life Il.
ben bsrt, hoiffet llofalb bans Sro.
bers SpsSom tit.
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SamtnIemsoe / Sorbinoelie meo
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coniin. 8aitor Sees aaIb. Samtale-
@mtet bar 9uf. 10, $50 %
@atb. Z, sid, in6Iebet Of Rditor
&. .. gitrem. Ser taItes ON De ?
geie, 9sSens og 2ipets, og oercs 3
Yorte. Ronge Yreiter og S9grurnS
beItoa ! Snmtalen.
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&ina:
"Men set bar egentlig ON Dor
SsiifoIe ieg piloe ifrioe.
Seq bar aft giort Sennerne op'
merf1omme paa, at Ri tror, oct er taa
bsi Si6, at ri iuit mi berptter Inleo'
nirgen at gioe 9inas badgrenbe
Ssmmer friitelis llrberpisning oa
uoannelie.
SfaI MI 6isie Notwithstanding
Sebuinger FIN faa ugtbeliae og ufrt'
IteIige 2Prere iii at uroerpiie Jig, Bit
Der oct iibite p9rre emo oct fsrite.
Ser bar mn Iisiionen Ell tor o.
herlig Spgape at lsie. gff ltouroer'
Iigt @rro err en- friteIig SsiifoIe poo
bbert RisfionsfeIt. Sele 8trfehtito'
rien giper os mango leoenbe 9coiic:
berpan.
s SebiSitheSen berof bar oi 9;ort
en- 9egpnoelie; men bore Gpner %
&rGfter forutaor life at uofsre 8i"-'
ningen. @i bar ale mere enc nof Al
gisre meo Sc andre aIminoelige Gr'
beibcr, iom mao giereS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
frifirfcn.

- Sb1poeluap Wenigbeo, gran'
Son Mtinn., Srefoloig6eos Wenigbeo,
Senuing, Rim., iamt nogle Sami.
Iier / aleranOria bar beiluttet of gaa
/ aGlOSforbin0eIie og bar faIot ga.
itor D%ttrebuS iii Greit.
&an0. tbeoI. SSmun6 Sfteoal
oroinereoeS npli1 iii 8reit / SrefoI.
Oigbeo8firfen / minneapolis al 90.
flor g. Sftebal, iom err 6rifirfens
SrOinntor. San blep icnere inofert
icm Ergit Tor Hoheiter Reuigbeo,
Niun., al Srof. llrietb.
- Gditor 9. Gitrem, SeIbtiao,
@iS., 6soe oeu 15Oe Marts, 70 aar
gammel. San bIeo rammet al ct
SIagtiIfTIpe for ilere Tiger tilbage.
- @iSiionRr &oaitaS reiier ito.
Dig / Srifirfens Rerigbeoer iorat tale
MoSagnSfar! 9tigiioneus Gag. San
bar uplig oGrrt | Saiuois og @is.
couiin o. refer MI | oct norolige
Winncota.
- 8ditor >. q. 9ergb, auoubon.
Miur., bar reiigneret ira Ct. getri
Reuigheo. og 9tenigbeoen er gaaet /
4aIbSior6inoelie me0 Gormorant
Menigbeo og bar faiot &nit. @rambo
iii Brett. Nfeuigbeoen boloer pau al
iulofsre Sen airfe. iom Sen pnabe.
spuote ifior. Zen bar uplig bapt en-
SilpPrt al Q Snmilier.
9aitor Snaeng og Sl1tru reiite
fsrit i apriI til Raoagasfar ior al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Sem berpmte mcoicinife Sppager %
&iSemifabsmamo, Or. Sames u.
&iDO, tilbDSer M eubper iDgelig
Seriom tri SGgebeban0ling.
often SmiinS iioite WaaneD.

29erre al ocnre Ipts bar unMr DC IOrgau9ne Naaneoer Irt nUgt ans
9aaenbe be Unoeriune mebicnfe Spfuoeer al ben M ueo Rre beromtc Or
aiob Sort @apne Snoana O9 ben otounoerliae 5rem8nn9 ban bar Selbre'
bsrRu Of aQebnanoe Spgoumne, lUm fOruo Ell erlGrt ir ublbreoel9e. Oct
pi berfor ianoipnI9pis o8aG inhresire Gem at bere, at benne uouer'
trafne 5rem9uug 6elbreoeNen al SD9e tooi9 tltager. Timber ben M bns
9aasbe Maaneo bar uen SuTnbe Ieripner annooct ON % erbolot ben fre
Sebaucltu9, im Gotoren I'LL tIbpoer enboer 9loence. InoerretntHgerue ON
piounbrliee 6Ibreoeler Ipm moota9cs bper TUG, er be beoite geOs paa benre
fpre QG9es QnoiQbeh. Smbreoer Bnpe lg be fNgeHbs sr mOOtosue. GRr5.
g. u Gbnms, Bed, &auias, tiger: Get fiaIp mig ira ben ferfe 2ofs. Seq
er MI tureret." Nr. 6. &ioln, SooUrs' Some, gMU Orleans, flyer: g
9sbt af fr Gage Or F8 tmrut al iuGrt Iuielbe 0pr' O8 SlGrdq8ccm I"
0Rrs. M 6. 3rummOuN 2nbrp 3D. flyer: "Gr. Stobs ie Sebanohn9
inorebe mig fra imertefulbs 8lager." Sunoeber l9neube SreOe ira Sslbre
bebe tutnenmelge Tatienfr er mootagne Og mOoto8es baSig al Gr. Stob.
ollie bse er 9emtat al ben ime &ehanblna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
neutrality-suspicious..
Sfununti | Srrifiua.

Sen CmitGuoi9beb, at mere 9orn taz
ties op / S%aImitatten, erS Der burSe, er
rOget iom FOREIGNER en- Ortfttg Sarmers
aIporlige Sueroeielie.
gr bet life muIist at ipare Seuue Spill
Sc al Soru o8 al Sto, iOm De ~gammcIs
Sagie giaitiucr foraaria8sr? 9ette or
uoset, Iom burbe anbefaIe Jig til eubbsr
foriigtig Snrmers Cmtante. Ieo bette
for gie eier ri berbcS Spmertiom paa ct
advertisement for RttoIs < Sbeparo
Company, Battle Greet, gttd., Tom fins
ocs / Ell anoeu SpdIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Sri SegcbebanOling.

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oebeunonug - uoeu noqeni0mbet 8eilnqeler. gtQtggloig buao Spo'
euo e, lgegplbQ bpor lEuge ben bar OGwt eaer bUOr mango
SIG9s Ytsotctuer euer buUr mango STgr on bar 9rgott nj otHne gte'
onn turere big. % bet tUIer tm Ct 6rIUTrt al lCrrlsie R9 oerom.
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nsr bsutss fart po bette lberae Ilbu0. Suet tan DEN @rGo rerne
ale Iml ION ct otrteigt 5Oripg meO Decicmre. Raar otse hlbpoes
aIoeles iu. buoe cnbUer ina EeriUn tuge moo IIbuootL Raar BET
oiploer bin 6eibreo. buroe on laoe Dine IUl ilw. Aaar Oh ItrtUer I'll
9utloren ON fri Srgebrblnouuq br ou tefrtUc bit Sogopmsnlfrloe
ubiJt8t Zen fe 2RBc6eb1uoln8 oil Oa bIUe Nuot p0rt0lrt meo 0n'
gaaeuos EUn.
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aorssdres iii bans 8rVuItUUUr iaGisoes:
DIR. NJ ". KIDD,
SIT Baltes Block, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Spftor. &ioos 2Grligbeo %
1a1liOcli1bcO.

Ere Ruionulbontr Sort @ngre iroetGar for Or. atObs TaoG'
beig6eo, grpIer, Sps % Guntp Gmbeo5mEno, glUiesHUreue WGHo o9
16orretuin9 5mrno -uQeiammeu cir BAN u g6t StuosmauI. Sort 28upne
er tlt al I'm bergmtc GTge. Nle im en- ertRrcr, at BAN FOREIGNER 1T
6elo pa 8runo al i'm Eugtgbco, 2Grjgbeo % Glib. giebb0rgsres
ljQio % be uotocuer al Iatuemmeugbeo, iOm moota8es fra be 1ura.
Der, buem q. Soo bar iIRntst SuHObeOeus 9clhgneler, amer ban iOm
Qo geIpuumg iOr be mango Adrs tadlmOoge 5rIoUr % GrperwrcHer.
iGr at oIcre enbper losnoe EeriOn betenot meo ben &pHo5gprutub at
en- Reoictn, iom turerer ae mIH9e SugOpume euoatg CT blepsH cpoGs
act, bar ban glUrt iggenSs mR~rtuRroige 3ubuo:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Sjemme.S cbanOling.

Spao Der iuslt antefakr Osnns mOsruoe BsbanOltua, im mo Rste
fables "9i0sslsrr', e ben SmfRuOsbeN, at busmiOmbe!i fan bsnpte ben
fit eet Sns. 2G8emtolerne s fmpe COMMUNICATING, ufaoelge for ben
NET smme GRape, men en- Semmeugteo HeuOt al iugeH ouosu lepsube gage
Gu nGe pripnI9 Epm9rtiOmeo 8ues uO EdtereOelien al 8ebaHolusen iWm
fleubes eubper Gauent On EebaTomg er Glorg haaoet al u. Sbo uoH
at ban isnt bar QIrt en- aAe Stueeuoer iuohGnpis 7a9uois al bUcrt Sp9s
ocnshlfrlnG On &Opi af osnns 9aguoTs bsitrpsr Susopmmens scr Sgp
bournenes Ratur, 4ariageu % be muiae 5Bser, Nnbes fi iii bWr 9ltRut
mab ben irs SsbanoItns. Ssnns nUs GvmGrtiOmbeo reo ebusrt IdiRloG sr
bOosoinssl9 aaTagn til 8OhOreHs pounosrHge 5remsaug
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
PICH MEN ARE HARDUP.
Finding Themselves Without Cash
They Offer to Sell Their
Yachts,


l,,,,,,,, I'M -.
the cause of considerable curtail,nem
in summer vacation expenditures this
year, not among the Salaried or en-
pioye class, but among those who are
ordinarily accounted rich-the meN
VINO make big profits when SPECTATOR
IN stocks Is active and who spend tneli
money as quickly as tneS make II: IN
NeStlsatioh SHOWS that .here ptooapis
VII no. ne iiail as MANY SaSh's III COM
h'iSsio'i 't!lS ses'i as usual
~ .es, 81 NV, 20 &c t
80 ee ~ sacllle 't'. 81. a.
n,ic,s a,,a t 90 -, ~ ,,xn,,, -,
;,u ,,,II ~, a,'ia,.a5 ~. 800 80
sons this ya,r Nc woriI nnt nthar.
wise he 81 hia 70 ofTord II Tbus tha law
Of comnansotio,, vorLs its ,t,,y SONS
Yachts TOO have heen messed for sale
at half their original cost One fine
Yacht that has lust been completed al
a cost of $3.50, 900. the contract price
for a man who made a fair pile last
year, and then lost it in the subsequent
decline, was offered for sale this weef
for $4,000.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
JOHN HEAD IN TROUBLE
Son of Hon. MahIon Head, With His
Wife Gets Into Bad Scrape
at Omaha Resort

Omaha, June 15.-John Head Of JEFF
ferson, Ia, arrested Saturday afternoon
at the resort of Bessie Wear, was today
fined $50 and costs In police court. Nah
Ion Head the young mans venerable
father, a banker of Jefferson and Il
member Of the legislature, who came
to look after his son, paid his fine and
took his son back to Jefferson with him.
AS John Head pleaded guilty to the
charge against HIM, there was no need
Of introducing the evidence of the Wear
woman or of Bertha Wallng, a young
woman Of Jefferson who, it is said,
came to Omaha at the instigation of
Head, with Mrs. Head. 1t is stated
that Miss Waiting is still at the resort,
while Mrs. Head left the place Saturday
to go to her sick children at Jefferson
In police court the father intimated
that while his son has caused him much
grief, yet the daughter-in-aw is not al
together bameleSS. He pleaded with
the court for leniency on behalf of his
son, and stated that he was anxious to
take his son home and try to mend his
ways. Judge Berka imposed only a fine,
saying that John Head deserved ninety
days,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
PAYNE is OVERCOME.
Postmaste General and Chairman OF
National Committee Collapses
Suddenly in CHICAGO

Chicago, June 15.-Postmaster Cen
eral Payne. chairman Of the republic
can national committee collapsed with
neurasthenic ailment at the Auditor
ium today. Mr.. Payne has not been
in good health for some time. It is
said that his illness was such as to
preclude the possibility of his taking
active part in the preliminary work of
the convention. Senator Scott of West
Virginia probably VIII succeed him as
executive head Of the committee.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
WAS ARREST LEGAL.
Hearing to BE Given President OF the
C,..r,, La (.roeLc Ia,

Cripple Creek Union.
Denver, Colo, June ia herring is
to be given c. G. l[ennisOn president
Of the cripple Creek Miners union, TO
test the legality OF his arrest. The
prisoner will lie taken back 10 Cripple
Creek for triad if the court finds that
he was legally arrested.
Ei2hty-seNen warrants are out for
miners who are accused of completely
in the explosion at the Independence
station ana the rioting at Victor. These
warrants nave been placed in the hands
Of Under Sheriff Felix O'Neil here, and
Will be given to his deputies to serve.
Among those wanted are the follow
Ing:
sherman HarkeT, secretary of the
Altman union. who WAS acquitted after
having been held in the bull pen three
months of the charge of having con-
spired to wreck Il Florence and Cripple
Creek train.
F. l.. Whiting. secretary of Engi
neers' union No. 81, Cripple Creek.
w. G. Davis president of local miners
union No. 10. Of Altman.
| Fritz Corey and w. B. Easterly,
members Of unions in the district.
1t is said that some of the men for
whom warrants have been issued in
Teller county have left Denver for
Butte. Mont. to avoid arrest and in
generation in the bull pen.
In each case the charge is murder,
based on the explosion of Monday
morning of last week at Independence
| station.
City Marshal l.. S. Moore of Goldfeld,
| who arrested President I<ennison, said:
Il know all of the miners and have
| been their friend all along. 1 was q
member of the union. through the Bull
Hill strike of 1894 Mlave sympathized
With the union until the dynamiting
and rioting.
Vice President J. C. Williams and
Secretary w. D. Haywood, of the West
ern Federation Of Miners, said that the
accused men We're delegates to the
| federation's convention and We're in
| Denver at the time of the explosion.
Officers of the federation have been
requested by agents of the Mining En-
change building to move the union
headquarters from that building. The
officers say this is petty spiteworl, be-
gun at the instance of the Citizens
alliance. They have numerous offers
| Of quarters.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
Wanted to See Cars Heart.

ST. Petersburg. June 1.-THE emperor
lately sent message to his army in the
far east which contained the expression:
"My heart is in the midst Of my brave
troops"
The commanders CT all the garrisOns in
Russia read the message to the soldiers
1t was proved then that figures of speech
are misleading often. Some Of the brave
and ignorant troopers took the cars cx-
preston literally. They were convinced
that, aided by Father John of Cronstadt
who can work miracles the emperor had
taken his heart from his bosom and sent
it to his soldiers in golden casket.
Some days after the message was read
the strong box of the regiment in garrison
at Wiatka was broken open. But not a
kopcck was stolen. Careful inquiry proved
that a soldier named Schercschkoff had
broken open the box. lie confessed that
he had yearncd to sec the cmpcror's heart
but had found nothing in the box but
money. He was punished with twenty
strokes of the knout
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
WILL BE NO TROUBLE.
Washington Park Officials in Chicago
Confident of Pulling Off
the Derby.

Chicago, June l7.-Sccretary James
Howard of the Washington park race
course today made the first authorta-
tive statement of the attitude of the
park officials regarding attempts to in
terfere With the race meeting which be-
gins Saturday With the American
Derby rs the feature event. Mr.. How
ard said:
'EmphaticaIly, there will be 10
trouble at Washington park on derby
day. There will be no disorder and no
interference 18th guests. Undoubtedly
the attendance will not only equal but
surpass all previous records. AS usual
the arrangements for preventing the
slightest sign Of disturbance will be
ample. The force for that purpose on
derby day will consist Of 1852 Pinkerton
men with the addition of eighty po-
| lice
Mr.. Howard says indications today
are that there will be fifteen starters in
/ the derby
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
RAlSULl is STRONG.
He Wants Four Provinces of Morocco
and Guarantee From the
United States.

Washington, June 17.-Consul Gun
mere advises the state department Of
q serious hitch III the negotiations for
release Of Perdicaris and Marley.
.Raisuli has enlarged his original de-
mands and now insists upon absolute
control of four Moorish provinces and
demands that three nations, including
the United States. guarantee absolute
performance of the sultan's promise.
The demands are regarded as absolute
" impossible Of compliance here.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
DROWNED IN MILL DAM.
Went Wadng in a Pennsylvania River
and Could Not Swim.

Greensburg, Pa, June 15.--Locked ii
each others embrace the dead bodies
of three young men were taken from
the dam at Mutual No. 4 plant Of the
II. c. Fricke Coke company yesterday.
The dead:
NEWTON STUCHEL of Indiana q
years old.
CHARLES HOBURN OF Greenburg,
IS years Old.
OSCAR NEWBURG of Greensburg,
II years old.
All were employed by Jacob Stuchei
in the operation of his steam sawmill
near by.
Last night Hoburn and Newburg
went to the dam, and, undressing went
in wading. Neither could swim, and
they got beyond their depth.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
FIRST SINCE CIVIL WAR
Lexington, Ky, Magistrate ORDERS ;
Negro CuIprit to Be Publicly
Whipned

Lexington, Ky, june 15.-Polies
Judge Riley today sentenced Simon
Scarce. Il 15-year-old negro, to be
whipped in the public square for stril-
ing n white boy. The court decrecd
that the boys mother take the negro to
the public square and give him twenty
lashes with Il buggy whip. The mother
in the presence of Il large crowd adj
ministered the punishment as directed
This is the first time such an incident
has been witnessed in Kentucky since
the civil VILE.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
COURTESY FOR GEORGE
Noted New York Publicist Will Be Re-
ceived in Friendly Manner in
!, Gold Camp.

Victor, Colo, June 15.-Reports hav-
ing reached the district that Henry
George. jr.. is coming here for the pur-
pose of looking into the labor diff
culties, and that the intention was to
arrest him, General Bell has issued an
order that Mr.. George shall be treated
as an honored guest. Mr.. George is as
sured of every possible courtesy, con-
-penience and protection SO long as he
remains in the district.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
Eici1tinu Near kai Chou.

NeWchWang. June Delayed
There are persistent rumors here of
severe fighting south Of l<ai Chou,
which it is impossible to confirm. a
report, upon the very highest author
ity, direct from Muiidcn, says over
10000 Russian troops are there, with
10000 additional men encamped at Lilac
Yang.
A private telegram received here by
Il German resident late this afternoon
from Chefoo SAID the Japanese had suf.
fered a severe defeat at Port Arthur
and the Russians in the town were cele.
brating the news tonight.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
BALTIC FLEET GOING.
Reported to BE Sailing Around Swcde,,
Possibly 20 Far East

Possibly 70 Far East.
London, June l7.-The Daily Mail pub
ls:les a dispatch from Hamburg stating
that a private telegram received there
states that large Russian squadron,
composed Of forty large and small war!
ships, probably. the Baltic fleet, had passed
the island of Bornholm, to the south of
Sweden, following a westerly course.
1t cannot be ascartancd whether this is
d trial trip of tie feet or an actual de-
parturn for the far east.
Commenting on this the Daily Mail says
tho probability is that it merely is a prac-
tee cIrise OF part Of the Baltic fleet, as
most Of tho battl"sFtips are known to be
IN too sacFwar6 ee.ai,!ofl 50 WY .. sea.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
Abner Mckinlcy's Funeral.

Canton. o.. June 13.-The remains o,
Abner Mckinley reached here today
and were taken to the residence of Mrs.
Ida S. Mckinley, the home of the late
president. Short services were held
this afternoon, after which the bod-
was taken to West Lawn cemetery.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
Railroad lanorer Killed.

Iowa Falls, Ia, June 13.--Caspari Ca.
lear was instantly killed at Macy last
evening while attempting to board a
passing freight train. He fell and was
badly mangled. He was a member OF
a grading gang on the Illinois Central
~ years old.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24
Russian Vessels Come Out,

Washington. June 15.-The Japanes,
legation received the following cable
gram from Toxic today:
admiral Togo reports that our tor
pedo boat fleet proceeded to Port Ar
thur on the night of the 18th, succeeded
in laying mines at certain points, and
safely returned. About noon Of the
14th. when our second destroyer DO
lila and three torpedo boat tlotillas
We're bombarding the enemy on the
shore near Stamping Tao. for the pul-
pose of facilitating q reconnaissance
by our army the enemY's cruiser No
vilI, with ten desUoyers, came out
from Port Arthur and sharp firing was
exchanged.
amy by gradually retiring, but at p
n. the enemy withdrew. No damage
| was done TO our ships.
our cruiser Chitosc heard explo.
iions ana the sound Of heavy firing a
p. m. Of the same day in the direction
If Port Arthur"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-06-24

Denver, June 16.--GoVernor Peabody
today issued an order declaring martial
law in san Miguel county ut an end,
directing the release of the troops from
duty and instructiug Captain Buckley
Wells. in command of the troops. to
turn over to the civil AUTHORITIES Presi-
dent Charles NJ. Meyer, of the Western
Federation of Miners, now prisoner
In the bull pen at Telluride.
Governor Peabody says that these or
ders We're issued before he had any
knowledge of the action by Judge
| Thaycr, of the United States circuit
| court of appeals at st. Louis, directing
| that Meyer be produced before him in
st. Louis on July |. 1t is understood,
| however, that the order did not go into
effect In San Miguel county until 8
O'Clock last night, when it was pub
icly read in Telluride by Captain
| Wells.
group of newspaper men ut 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon that he had not
| been informed Of the action of Judge
| Thayer at St. Louis in the Meyer case.
| He further said that orders TO the civil
authorities for Meyers release had
been prepared early yesterday, and Il
telegram was sent to Captain Wells at
Telluride to deliver Meyer to the civil
authorities at once.
| Attorney General Miller also says
that the orders concerning Meyer and
martial law at Telluride We're decided
upon early in the day. The point is
raised as to whether the action Of the
| governor in the Mover matter places
him in contempt of the order of Judge
| Thayer OF St. Louis.
| Telluride. colo, June lG.-Captain
! Buckley Wells delivered President
Meyer of the Western Federation of
EIinerS, who has been in the military
| lull pen here fo.' several months, to
the sheriff of San Miguel county at
s:i5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
pursuance of Geographic orders from
Adiutant General Bell, Cal ain Wells
says that he acted upon instructions
| as soon as they We're received.
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May Have Captured Transports.


Toxic, June 1T.-Reports OF CannonaG-
ing have been received here from Var-.
jus points, but the exact nature of the.
,perations of the Russian Vladiyosto ok
uuuadrOn is not disclosed. 1t is pos,
,ible the Russian vessels surprised andi
captured three transports which left
,Shmonoseki today for the army bases
N Korea and China. The course of
these vessels would take them close
10 the place where the Russian ships
we're seen.
1t is possible also that the Russiansi
are pursuing merchantmen, and thei
cannonading reported is the result Of
such pursuit.
Japanese warshps in the vicinity are
hurrying to the scene. Sasebo is being
closed, and there is a strong probability
that q naval engagement will take place
soon. No southern Japanese city Isl
exposed to attack, but this Russian raid,
may prove expensive to shipping.
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HAS REPEALED The
MARTIAL LAW ACT
Civil Authorities Are Again in
Control in San Miguel
County.
PEABODY ISSUES WRIT
President Meyer of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners Who has Been
Held by the Soldiers Turned
Over to Civil Authorities.

St Louis. June l7.-United States
Circuit Judge y. NJ. Thayer, sitting in
chambers, has granted a writ of habeas
corpus to have Chas. II. Meyer. presi-
dent of The Western Federation OF
Miners, brought before him on July 81
The writ is directed against Governor
j. II. Peabody, of Colorado: Adjutant
General Bell and Buckley Wells, an
other Colorado official The three have
been cited to appear with Meyer and
show cause why Meyer is being re-
strained from his liberty by being con-
fined in a Stockadc or better known
as the bull pen" at Telluride. These
writs are returnable July 8.