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A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
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Evening star., 1905-11-11
PROMOTERS INDICTED.
Sequel to Arrests in the Ubero Case at
Boston.

BOSTON, November II. - Indictments
Were reported by the grand jury of Suffolk
county today against Ferdinand f. Borges,
formerly director and alleged promoter of
the Ubero Plantation Company. and for
mer Representative William D. owen of
Indiana. an alleged associate of Borges
The indictments, which are identical
charge that Borges and Owen obtained
more than $4,000 by fraud from Charles
w. Abbott, Edwin o, Childs, John NJ. Lam
ders and Warren p. Page. investors in the
company. 1t Is alleged that Owen and
Borges conspired TO bring about the lar
cenles with which they are charged.
The grand jury's action follows a long in
Vestgation by committee of stockholders
OF the company, well as an inquiry pur-
sued by the receivers who We're appointed
on petition of the investigating committee.
BOrges. who was arrested yesterday, was
arraigned today, and bonds OF $4,000 were
imposed by the court to hold him for fur
ther hearing. In opposing a motion for a
reduction OF bail the assistant district at
torney reviewed the operations of the
Gbero Company. and said that $4,000 was
the least amount Of bail that should be re-
aured. in view of the fact that the defend
ANTS 'reaped half million dollars by this
conspiracy"
Owen has represented Indiana in Con-
gress. He also was secretary of state of
Indiana He was immigration commission
er In New York under President Harrison.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.
Hope That Spread of the Disease Will
Be Checked.

HAVANA, November n.-An examination
today OF Spaniard who is i'll in one of
the hospitals here, developed the fact that
he has yellow fever.
The condition of a. z. Outwater of Pas
sale. y j.. who came here from New York
by steamer last week and who was taken
suddenly I'll with yellow fever and was re-
moved TO the detention hospital at Las Ami
mas j. uufavorable.
The Italian opera singer who arrived
here from Spain by way of New York and
who suffered from a mild attack OF yellow
fever has recovered leaving TWO cases un-
der treatment.
DR.. Guiteras. who is In charge of the yell
low fever hospital. Is very hopeful that the
Spread Of the fever will he checked The
sheath authorities are fumigating the en-
tire block In which the Hotel Inglaterra.
whCTe Outwater was taken III, is situated.
Later M the day It was announced that
another Use OF yellow fever had developed.
y Spanish clerk employed at the hospital
was taken i'll with the fever. He was iso-
lated and is being attended there. There
are now three cases under treatment.
The health authorities here say they are
certain ;nat The disease entered Havana In
mild form from the United States or
Mexico.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
THE HEARST CONTEST
Collecting Evidence for Forth
coming Legal Fight.
THE SITUATION TODAY
RETURNS FROM ELECTION DIS
TRICT CAPTAINS SHOW GAINS.
Arrest of Tammany Leader Expected
Very Soon-Many Affidavits Sc
cured Alleging Frauds.
THE SITUATION TODAY

NEW YORK. November 11,-Managers of
the W. r. Hearst contest claim that the
returns from the election district captains
of the Municipal Ownership League which
are coming in show in every instance
gain for Mr.. Hearst in the figures of the
captains tally sheets over the figures re-
ported by the district election boards poll
clerks.
These figures were carefully gathered
and classified with the object of using them
as evidence in the proceedings to contest
the vote.
1t was expected today that one of the
Tammany district leaders will be arrested
either today or within a short time on
charges of violating the election law. After
the grand jury indorses the Indictments
which have been drawn up charging as
saults at the polls on Monday other arrests
are expected.
Mr. Hearst's counsel We're securing large
numbers of affidavits today and asserted
that within a few days they would be pre-
pared To secure the arrest of sixty men for
various violations of the election law.
A Jerome watcher today made affidavit
TO the law committee of the jerome noml-
majors that despite his protest both demo-
cratic and republican election inspectors
had refused to exclude men from voting
on other names than their own and that
one Tammany inspector had ignored his
protests against defective Tammany bal
lots in more than thirty cases in one cleo
ton district in the sixth assembly district.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
TO VISIT WEST POINT
PRINCE LOUIS TO WITNESS FOOT
BALL GAME THIS AFTERNOON.

NEW YORK, November 11.-Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg visits West
Point and the Military Academy today, and
VIII incidentally attend the West Point
Carlisle foot ball game. The royal visitor
with his staff left the city on the steamer
C, w. Morse. The steamer passed the
British and American squadrons, which
fired the admiral salute affording the Of
ficers of both navies the best opportunity
Of the week to view their ships at anchor
in the Hudson.
The Morse presented a brilliant picture
as she fioated by Grants tomb.
sne was bedecked with many -colored
flags and the revel of color was further
heightened by the uniforms worn by the
officers who sWarmed about the decks and
rail, viewing the historic shores of tho
Hudson dressed in all its autumnal splen-
dor.
Upon the arrival at West Point the visit
Grs will be received with all the military
Eonors. After the foot ball game the visit
ors will return to this city by train which
Is scheduled to arrive here at 5:45 pm.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
EXPRESSES QUALIFICATION.
Chief Engineer Stevens Pleased at I'm
proved Conditions on Isthmus.

proved COnQlt1OnS on lStnnluS.
Chairman Shonts of the isthmian canal
commission has received very encourag
ing letter from Chief Engineer Stevens OF
the commission, concerning the improved
conditions at Colon. The letter which Is
dated at Panama. October go follows:
Il spent yesterday (Sunday) at Colon, go
irg through the dock and freight situation
both there and the railroad, and |
exceedingly well pleased at the improved
conditions which are everywhere manifest
In the freight situation.
Il have never the docks so well
cleaned up, nor the entire business, in ne
receiving and transferring of local and
through freight, in such good condition.
The good effect of the demurrage after for
ty-eight hours of IS per day, which we put
in force some time since In Panama ana
Colon, is already manifest, and instead OF
local merchants at those points using our
limited dock and station facilities for stor-
age purposes they are now arriving al the
understanding that this policy will not be
permitted, and are making steady improve
ment toward taking care Of their own
freight, as they should
The Pacific Mail City of Peking left La
Boca today with full cargo and the load
ing of the Aztec is progressing finely; and
unless we are handicapped by lack of labor
through Fiesta week she will get away in
4 few days, and her departure will clean
up all of the accumulation of freight tor
Central American Mexican and northern
ports, which resulted from the recent quar-
antine regulations. and at the same time
the freight for South American ports IS
III a normal condition, as, in fact it has
been all along.
"A section of dock No. 4, to which /
called your attention in previous reports
started to collapse the other day and we
were obliged to throw it out of service
and put in a pile driver and make hurried
repairs. This work, however, is progress
ing well. and the addition of dock No \ IS
well under way. Probably II will be ready
for service before the end of the month.
This addition will enable US to dock two
of our largest steampships at No. at
once"
Evening star., 1905-11-11
OHIO ELECTION RESULT
MINOR CANDIDATES OF REPUBLI
CAN STATE TICKET ELECTED.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 11.-Offcial
figures received by the Dispatch today from
seventysix counties of the state show that
the minor candidates of the republican state
ticket have been elected. The counties yet
to report show a net unofficial plurality of
700 for Herrick, and therefore, unless there
is some unexpected change in these coun-
ties, the republican candidates, except Gov.
Herrck, are elected.
Senator Dick today continues to refuse
to give out figures, and Chairman CARRIER
declares that the whole democratic ticket
is elected with the Legislature.
1t was announced today at democratic
state headquarters that the democrats had
elected 50 members of the house and the
republicans o8 with contests on three rep
reSentatives in Hardin, Paulding and Stark
counties, where the face of the returns
shows republican Victories by 100, three
and five votes, respectively.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
FEARS ARE UNFOUNDED.
ALARMING REPORTS OF INTEND
ED MASSACRE DIsCREDITED.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 11.-There
Is every reason to believe that the fears
of massacre of Jews tonight at ST.
Petersburg and at Moscow are unfounded
The alarming reports look more like a
campaign of the revolutionary extreme ee-
ment to take advantage of the nervousness
of the people and the authorities for the
purpose of terrorizng both into acquies-
cence in their demands for a national
militia The Jewish quarter of St. Peters
burg has been heavily guarded since last
night.
Notwithstanding the assurances of pro-
lection, hundreds of Jews and many others
are seeking safety in flight All the trains
leaving St Petersburg for Finland are
crowded. Many rich Jews hastily deposited
their jewelry and other valuables in banks
before leaving.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
PANIC AT ODESSA.
Fear for Their Lives Drove Many Jews
From the City

ST. PETERSBURG, November ll.-A dis
patch to the Russ from Odessa published
this afternoon says:
Reports that II was contemplated TO
massacre the Intelligencia here today ere
ated a great panic. A general exodus was
only prevented by the measures taken by
Governor General 'Kaulbars, but the situ-
alton continues threatening.
The dispatch describes at length the atroc-
tiles which occurred at Odessa. saying that
the st. Bartholomew massacre pales in
comparison with what happened here and
lays the principal responsibility on Prefect
Neuhardt, who twice prevented the city
council from telegraphing to Count Witte
4 demand for the projects removal. The
correspondent says that practically only
the rich Jews " ho were able to buy off the
police did not suffer during the horrors OF
last week
Evening star., 1905-11-11
STORY OF MUTINY DENIED.
St. Petersburg Admiralty Disclaimed
Report From Cronstadt

ST PETERSBURG. November 1.-THE
admiralty declares that the report that the
crews of the Russian battleshlps Slava and
Alexander II. now at Cronstad;. have mu-
tinted is untrue.
Vice Admiral Birilefr, minister Of marine.
while admitting that a deplOrable state OF
discomfort exists among the sailors, at
tributes the CrOnstadt mutiny largely 10
the influence of the mutiny at Libau. He
freely admits however, that the sailors
have many just grievances, investigation
having shown that government contractors
have robbed TIE government and furnished
the crews with food unfit TO eat.
An independent investigation seems to
confirm the report that the naval officers a
Cronstadt acted disgracefuily.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
MINISTER FpGM NORWAY.
Announcement of Christian Hauge'.
APPOINTMENT

Christian Hauge, the charge daffares of
Norway here, whose appointment as min
lister to this country is announced from
Christiania. was secretary of the lega ton
OF Norway and Sweden here from 1901 un-
til the outbreak of the recent revolution.
when he resigned but remained In this
country awaiting instruc ions from the Nor
wegian government. Mr.. Hauge's home is
Christiania. In May of last year he mar
ried an American, Mrs. Frederick Joy of
Louisville. KY, whom he introduced at
court at Stockholm last winter. Mr.. Hause.
who becomes the first minister of the new
separate government opened the legation
here a few days ago under cable instruc-
tions OF November l. when temporary ap-
pointments We're made for nearly all the
European governments as well as the Unit
ed States.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
DECLINED TO ORDER TROOPS.
Gov. Higgins Replied to Request OF
New York Committee

ALBANY. n. Y, November 11.-Governor
Higgins today received the request of the
campaign committee of the Munic pal
Ownership League that state armor!es in
Greater New York should be used for the
storage of the ballot boxes and ballots
used at the election in New York city and
that state troops should be detailed to
guard them.
Governor Higgins has Informed the league
that the request for the use of the armories
must come through Major General Charles
F. Roe, commanding the National Guard
upon whose recommendation, he says, he
would grant the use of the armories.
The governor declines, however to order
out troops to protect the ballots. TAX ng the
ground that he will assume no responsibility
for the ballots, leaving their protection and
disposition to the ordinary course of law
and the orders of the courts
Evening star., 1905-11-11
CALLED ON SECRETARY ROOT,
New Mexican Ambassador at the State
Department

Senor Casasus. the new Mexican ambas-
sador, accompanied by Senor Godoy. the
first secretary of the Mexican embassy here,
paid his first call upon Secretary Root at
the State Department today to discuss the
preliminaries of his formal presentation to
President Roosevelt. Secretary Root was
in q degree acquainted with his caller
through the fact that they were working on
parallel lines. Senos Casasus in Mexico and
Mr.. Root here, in 1891. to effect readjust-
rnent of the metallic currency standards in
the orient and in Mexico. and MIR. Root con-
ceived a very high opinion of the new am
bassadors character and ability.
Ambassador Casasus expressed himself as
highly pleased with his new position and
spoke in very appreciative terms of the cor
dial reception rendered him while in Sto
Louis on his way to Washington.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
The Secretary's Statement.

James r. Branch, jr., a mfdshipman
second class. at the United States Naval
Academy, died about 10 o'clock am. on
November last. A board of inquest hav-
ing been duly convened by order of Rear
Admiral James II. Sands. United States
navy, superintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy and senior officer present, in accord
once with the provisions of articles 111j
and 1716 of the United States Navy Regu-
lations, reported under date of November
s follows:
The board. from d view of the body and
from the evidence before it. is of the opin-
ion that Midshipman James H Branch. jr.,
died from the effects of injuries received IN
a fist fight with Midshipman Minor Meri-
wether, jr. This was not OccaSioned by any
act of duty in which he was engaged
This report was approved by the con-
vening officer. Prior to the death of Mid
shpman Branch a board of investga ton.
appointed under the provisions of article
l774 of the United States Navy Regulations,
had investigated and reported the circum-
stances preceding and attending the conflict
referred to in the finding of the board of
inquest. Briefly stated, these circumsta nces
We're reported by the board of investiga don
TO be as follows.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Naval Orders.

Ensign j. F. Daniels has been detached
from the Alabama and ordered to COM
mand the submarine torpedo boats Gram
pus and Pike, at the Mare Island navy
yard
Boatswain ]. E. Cartwright, from the
Hancock. at New York, to the Bath Iron
Works, Bath, Me.
Warrant Machlnist F. Riser, from the
Celtic to the Marblehead.
Acting Warrant Machinist d. C. Nc
Carthy from the Marblehead to the Celtic.
Boatswain o. t. Hurdle has been war
ranted.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA VS.. HARVARD,
Former Was the First to Score in To
davis Game

PHILADELPHIA, November 11.-Har-
ward won the toss and selected the west
goal, giving Pennsylvania the ball Sheble
kicked off at 2:17 pm. The ball was brought
because Pennsylvania man was offside
and Sheble again kicked to Harvard's five
yard line. Pennsylvania got the ball on a
tumble on Harvards eight-yard line. Lam
son scored a touchdown for Pennsylvania.
Sheble kicked goal
Score-Pennsylvania. 6; Harvard, 0.
Burr kicked to Sheble, who fumbled the
ball on Pennsylvania seven-yard line.
Harvard's ball Pennsylvania seven
yard line. Pennsylvania held for downs on
their four-yard line and Sheble immedia te-
ly kicked the ball to Harvard's forty-yard
line.
Harvard scores a touchdown.
Brill scored touchdown for Harvard.
Burr kicked the goal.
Score-Harvard, 6; Pennsylvania, g.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
PoRTER's CHAUFFEUR FINED.
Heavy Penalty for Killing Man Near
Moulins, France

Special Cablegram 10 The Star.
PARIS, November 11-At Moulns today
Gen. Horace Porter's chauffeur AIois
Bauerfiend. was condemned TO a month s
impr.sonment. fine of 100 francs and to
pay 1900 francs damages, for running
over and killing a man named Urban. a
carter. at Toulon-Sur-Allier near Moulins.
last month Gen. Porter is held to be civilly
responsible.
on May IL last a dispatch from Paris
stated that Gen. Porter's chauffeur had
seven weeks previous to that date run
over a man near MOulins with his automo-
bile and killed him. When he returned to
Paris he told Gen. Porter of what he had
done and Gen. Porter at once acquainted
the police with the facts.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Suspension of Judgment.
Army Orders.

Capt. Elisha S. Benton. Artillery Corps,
has been granted leave of absence for two
months
try. Michigan National Guard, has been
authorized to attend and pursue course
of instruction at the garrison school at
Fort Wayne, Mich.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
FRENCH MINISTRY CRISIS.
Special Cabinet Council Held to Dis
cuss Situation.

PARIS November 11.-zA special cabinet
council was held today 10 consider the
ministerial situation. NJ. Etienne yielding
to the united request Of Premier Rouvier
and his colleagues. accepted in principle
the ministry of war. NJ. Etenne's former
portfolio, that of the ministry of the in
terror, was oered this afternoon TO Deputy
Sarrien.
The Encouragement of the cabinet is ex-
pected to keep the Rouvier ministry Intact
and adds considerable strength 10 II
through NJ. Sarrien's influence with the
radicals and socialists.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
PRISONER SHOT DOWN.
Troops Fired Into a Group, Killing
TWENTY-FIVE of Them.

ODESSA. November 1.-THE prisoners lr
the Jail at I<shneff. Bessara. revolted in
body las, night and demanded their free
dom. on their request being refused the
prisoners returned to the jail. Troops were
hurried 10 the scene. and fired volley into
the mutneers. of whom twenty-five were
killed and many wounded
All Is comparatively quit at Odessa al
though there We're many Isolated cases of
violence during the night.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
THE SUITCASE MURDER
INDICTMENT REPORTED TODAY
AGAINST DR.. PERCY D. MCLEOD.

BOSTON. November 1.-THE grand jury
Of Suffolk county today reported an in
dictment against DR.. Percy D. Mcleod, who
! has been held in connection with the suit
case mystery. The Indictment charges that
he was an accessory after the fact to the
abortion which resulted in the death of
Susanna A. Geary, the Cambridge chorus
girl. Mcleod WAS arragned in court and
his bonds were increased from $4,000 to
SO, coo.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Bill to Redistrict Virginia.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK. Va, November 11.-State Sem
ator Sale announced today that upon con-
vening of the newly elected legislature he
will Introduce a bill for redistricting Vir-
ginia into congressional districts, another
providing for Virginia commissioner of
insurance, and still another providing for
additional state normal schools.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Record in Ensign Wade,s Case.

The court-martal which has been in ses
sion at Mare Island, Cal, trying Ensign
Wade for his connection with the fatal ex-
plosion on the gunboat Bennington has COM
pleted it's work and has dispatched the rec
ord of its proceedings to Washington
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Take Possession of All Coal

WARSAW. Russian Poland, November IL.
The governor general has ordered the mill
tary to take possession OF all the stores of
coal with the object of depriving the pop
, ulation of fuel and compelling the strikers
to resume work.
The delegatio of lawyers OF Warsaw
which went TO st. Petersburg TO obtain an
interview with Count Witte report that the
premier informed them that the government
would not abolish martial Law until the dis
turbances cease in Russian Poland.
Three policemen and four detectives were
shot and killed in various parts of this city
last n:.ht.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
Admiral Train Sails for Hong Kong.

Rear Admiral Train commanding the
Asiatic fleet, has cabled the Navy Depart
ment that he sailed from Shanghai yester-
day on the flagship Ohio for Hongkong ac-
companied by the transport General Alava
Evening star., 1905-11-11

The policy of the Navy Department in
this matter is indica led in an official memo
randum prepared and issued by Secretary
ROnaparte as follows.
Evening star., 1905-11-11
MUST STAND TRIAL
Court Martial of Midshipman
Meriwether Ordered.
FACTS AS DEVELOPED
RECENT NAVAL ACADEMY FIGHT
THAT RESULTED FATALLY.
Challenge Was Sent by the Deceased
offense Charged Against Accused
Classed as Manslaughtcr.
FACTS AS DEVELOPED

Secretary Bonaparte today ordered a
court-martial for the trial of Midshipman
Minor Mcriwether. jr. "on such charges as
may be brought against him" in connection
with his recent fist fight with Midshipman
James Branch, jr., which resulted in the
latter'S death.