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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
LOCAL and GENERAL
" anyone anywhere WANTS II, q
Bulletin Want Ad will sell u!
The Globe sells II cheaper.


me 'iooe sei's u eneape'.
White steam autos stockyds stable.
your grocer sells foi Breaklast foou'
MIS- j. T.. Bieia went 10 hoioa yes-
terday.
Geo. ii. Fairchild mas gone 10 Ma
wiliwili.
MISS Alderman went To NaWlIlwhi
yesterday.
Father ulrich lett Tor Nawlliwiii Oh
the Maui last night.
Bishop Libert left on the Maui .dSt
night Tor Nawiliwili.
Mr.. ana Mrs. kellner ana MISS kel-
ber went 10 Nawiilwl1 yesterday
John II. wilson was passenger on
the NAM last night Tor Nawlliwlli
mrs. e. NJ Cooke mas gone 10 NaWlIl-
VIII. she lett last nisht on the MAUI.
Alexander Young lett Tor the coast
,h we Alimeda TINS morning on DIS
mess.
.. w wilcox, MRS. WILCOX anu MISS
j. VI. WILCOX went 10 Nawiiiwi1 yes
teruay on 'he Maui'
a pair Oh nose glasses III case mas
been lost. Flnder return TO this once
and receive reward.
a furnished room on ear iihe, III
very pleasant cool locality Is ohereh
Tor rent Nv ~ per month
DaVid Wahihe was nhed Ten uo'iafS
anu costs yesterday Tor Kicking IN
Tue uoDr Oh ms iather mousse.
Inc ihter-lsiahd steamer M'kahala'
when arrived tnis morning from
hauaI' Drousn, 200 DasS Oh sugar
Inc CiuD StaDies 20. use eiectfic
cnppers ana employ only an export.
your morse called Tor ana returned iree.
Inc astonishing values 10 DE had at
'he cohsishee SAFE Oh eihDioiuereu I'M
ems " attracting crowns 10 the Saefs
store i
IL. w JORDAN q 20. nave iu'i line
Vi cohnior'ers. piahkets ana hahheie'tes
on sale. Can early ana take your
ehoice.
MI. A. w. Eames OF Waliawa haa
ior SAFE loo'Voo piheappie plants ana
me same number oi STOOLS. NOW Is the
''hie 10 p'ah'.
IN the FEDERAL Court this morning
'he ease or u. NARCOTIC. charged win
60, q, IT, ,,,on WV '""'P''' -"
WI Si,s,, ~ -,
~ 49,, ,. 40. 'e.e'pu y! Wv
W. ."s' $500, S'''',',s roc cas,s VI Toys ah'
49,, "o, ,S soo'n ~, o'u "nu 'ouns'
'',i nam .ouI s''''''ohS ho" "hh'
w, w, 10 von'!,!e.c.
| III ."e ,neu't court TINS morning
'No,ee ,'pe, was nied ny huiuh hopa
vs.. mur'hu Nopa' ihe GROUNDS aileged
are that the husband has failed to sup
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
FORMER JUSTICE PERRY SETS GOOD EXAMPLE

All believers Will heartily the action Of
formerly Hawaii in with
A. Sheriff
nothing him
behalf drive them from his
vicious element with
thing the the
right
take and he not lonesome In It,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
THE iWilEi LovE.FEAsT

What blessed time the brethren had the Republican loveea
children
He told Sunday morning
their Not would be with
them vile unit!
the
impose fine fitting
benedcton by Stephen Umauma
with a reputation equally
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
IMPROVE The LOT

There will be a joint meeting Of the
Punahou street, Alexander street. Ma
ron Valley and Makiki-Punahau I'M
provement Clubs, at Pauahi Hall. Oahu
college, at 1880 y. m, Thursday, Oct
25th, to consider plans for the i'm.
proyement Of the vacant lot on thu
northwest corner of Punahou street
aud Wilder avenue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
NO iAukEA SALOONS


The Advertiser has the following Its editorial columns this
morning.
disreputabe
displayed pictures laulea
The is to
saloons and the saloons hope of
Iaukea,
would enforce the law.
be deceive pictorial or otherwise"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24

~"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
SPEAKING FOR CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS

candidates standing
their
degraded elements the
OF candidates
be the price OF their
believe the ghthnh
one
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24

Tha Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day, For 81 Q year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24

than six years In charge OF the black
smithing Department,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
METHODISTS and PREsBY.
TERIANs HAVE union MEET
Evangelist Williams breaches Three
Times Yesterday. "conxersion''
Subject Tonight.

Drummer Evangelist Williams PM
In a fun day yesterday. Al Il n. M
In the Methodist church. he spoke in
connection with the childrens' day
program. AT D. 10. his subject was
What the San Francisco Examiner
sars drinking man should say 10
his boy He read the editorial from
the Examiner and sandwiched In his
own experience with rum. He alsa
read an editorial from the Sam Fran.
cisco Chronicle On the drink question
In the city before and since the fire.
AZ night there was a union meeting
of the Methodist and Presbyterian
congregations In the Presbyterian
church. There was large con agrega.
tfon present. The music was Il spa,
eiai feature of the meeting. Mr. Mont.
goners who has been for many years
singing evangelist, sang feelinsiy,
He will sing again tomorrow night al
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
EVENING BAND CON.
CERTS ARE POPULAR
las Vegas Nights Are Filled With
Musics-Two eands in the
Field.

open.air band concerts are beconi
ing quite the popular thing IN Las
Vegas. There is one nearly every
evening now in either the city or the
town. The Las Vegas Military ami
Mayfower hands are taking turns in
entertaining the music loving public
The May7ower band gave a con
cert last evening in the west
side plaza. The evening was delight
fully cool after sweitering day and
the pretty little park was tnfonged.
Children romped around on the vel.
Getty grass In the enclosure while
their elders felt satisfied to sit idly
on the benches or stone coping sur
rounding the plaza and listen to the
inspiring strains issuing from the
band stand.
The Las Vegas Military band will
give two open air concerts each week
turing the summer season. Wednes-
days this band win play In Lincoln
park. IN the city and on Fridays al
the plaza Is Old Town.
E
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
CANYON IS MECCA
OF SUNDAY CROWDS
Hundreds Of People Take adsantsse
OF The Cars BURNING There
Yesterday For An Outing.

Las vegans tocked cansonward
yesterday. The exodus began early In
the morning and ii was nearly sun
down before the tide Of travel turn
ell. The canyon cars were crowded
all day long by people who had sought
TO escape the broiling sun by trip
into the mountain fastnesses where
the hot rays DO not penetrate.
The Gallinas canyon was never
more beautiful than II Is al the pres
ent time, and is an ideal place to
spend a day In continuing with ma.
ture and forgetting the cares Of the
workaday world. The wood crowned
slopes are now carpeted with grass
In many places, and there are shady
nooks galore for picnic purposes.
II Is not knewn just how many peo-
pie went for an outing up in the can
yon yesterday. but iuLging from the
appearance Of the cars there must
have been a large number. The liv
cry firmg were also well patronizei
d,ring the day. and In the afternoon
practically every conveyance was out.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
WOMAN DIES FROM
SITE or A LOCUST

Glasgow, Ky June 11.--Mrs. Vim.
ME Hibitt. who lives near Beckton,
eight miles south Of here. died in
great agony last night from the bite
Of a locust three days ago. She is
the second person TO die within the
week from the same cause, the 9TH
er being William Andrews. The 10.
Gusts are literally overrunning this
part OF the state. and great alarm
IL entertained on account Of the two
fatalaties. Il. ss
Mrs. Hibbitt was working In her
garden when she was bitten On the
arm BY q locust. Swelling followed
shortly after. until her entire body
was affected, death finally ending her
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
CROSS COUNTRY CY.
ClYISTS WRITE HOME


81 $4sy z. .e e4a{s
j. T. Htfsniine and Judd nettriek,
who left this cry about 4 wreck aga
on bicycles. intended 10 make the
trip overland on their wheels 10 In.
dian Territogss have written 10
friends here ffori Liberal, Kansas.
The former gives n brief description
OF their journey awheel aS follows:
We are getting aleng fine. Are
both well. Have trevelsd through
Texas and Oklahoma and are now In
Kansas. The roaas are good AMI We
are making good time. We have
averaged tiftyeight miles per day -
far. Have had a few accidents, but
net very serions, The country here In
perfectly heautifuI-~ali open prairie" !"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
TUCKER KICKED TO
DEATH At SANTA fE
Fight II . Dance Where Guests Wsre
intoxicated Ends Fatally. Alleged
n Sisyers Are under Send.
Especial 10 the Optic. ]

Santa "a Il A Juna 1f-p cA.-
yss ana 5 Rannui,,a .rs ~, ..s.-
honas n ssol aach Tn.,r n,.,srs,.s ss.
ary examina,ion wi,l he he,d assrr
aay Thev sra cha-vsa .ss.n -.
plicitv n the eillinr Al Rusus 4 M, T,,c-
~. ID yaars M -. 80 s-,..,s.
stamped and hieked Il des,h IS asrs
a Te !, tha home 81 5 rysrrs. h-
tween. Palace ayanna ~ 1.y.,,s.
strea.s whera ~ a,.anaas. s.~.~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

a. 4. Cranes ot Enpogis. Kansas, II
In the city ard MI the opening uf ths
summer session Il the Noruaal unl
seFsigy on the 18th inst. will eRtes
upon d course In that Institution. Mg
Graves. IL . mature young man an
has had several years of eynerienet
IN The school. He was attracted q
Las Vegas on account ~ the essen
siys eoaTsss offered IN the Normal
When his course 10 completed he on
seets 10 engage In teaching I'm Nes
Mexiec.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Two more interesting baseball
games were played yesterday after.
noon at Gallinas park. AZ a result
of the contests there il some little
shifting around Of the teams In the
league standing. The llfeids added
another game TO their Hist Of con.
secutive victories. now having played
five championship contests and an
nexed every one Of them. The San.
ia Fes went down before the west
side wholesalers yesterday by a score
Of eleven TO six. The Optics forfeit.
ed second place yesterday 10 Troop
A, who took the newspaper men in.
to camp to the tune Of fifteen to
nine. %s4 -
For some reason or-o,her the
games are not as largely attended as
they might be and are losing propo.
sition so far as hard cash Is con.
cerned even with the limited expen.
ses. Yesterday was such a hot day
that only the dyed In the wool fans
put In an appearance, hut the play
ers did not seem TO mind the seorch-
ting sun. Both games were of the
giltedged article, replete with fast
fielding and hard hitting.
The outcome OF the first game
was rather surprise to nearly every
body but the troopers. They have
reorganized their team and changed
around some OF the players. Having
landed In second place after work.
ing mp from the bottom they are now
bent upon reaching the top. The II
fields propose to make 4 hard fight
to retain first place and keep mp
their enviable record Of no games
lost. n '+S..~5S
Messrs. II. Wynkoop and Ed. Nc.
Wenie officisted as umpires In the
games yesterday. the former IN the
first game between Troop A and the
Optics. and the latter In the other
game between the ilfslds and Santa
Fes ss st.. .gss
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
NEW ENcl AND NEGRO
FoscEn FROM PULLMAN

ChaisAnnogs. Tenn. Tune ifs-~Af
ter maslnE "A effaft % create sks
heilsI thst ue~as ! foF~ignsr. thsa
feixminx deafn@~~. md agMan refusing
20 oAsy The conmand 20 xaeats i
seas In . Pullman car on q train due
In this cife from Salisbury st 1906 b.
m, Rev, n q. Ransom. . New Eng.
land nesro. author d an address urr.
Ing The intsrmarriase os the races
In the south, vas elected from The
Pullman car and forced 70 take q
seat In the car regularly provided
Tor hin race. 49,. as....a. a. .a.... g..
Ransom 10 q mnlstIo. about Q feet
inches. wearing . red mnsisehs. A.
Ter being elected he persisted In Eolns
hack 10 The Pullman. and II vas not
until emphsticsiiy warned that be
accepted the inevitable and retired
10 the car for nSgro<s. d as
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
WEBB CITY PLANS FiREHElL i
ALARMS TO WARN or STORMS

Carthage, Mo-, Iune 1.-THE cits
council Of Webb City has under con.
sideration a plan to warn citizens
Of storms. The plan IA 10 place bar.
ometers In d circle around the city
at a distance Of two 10 three miles
out. each barometer to be electric.
ally connected with the firebeil ii
the town The approach of des.
trnetise storm from any direction
would affect the storm barometers
and its agitation would he transmitted
TO the wires and result in quick
and steady ringing of the IRE alarm
5bell near the town han.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
MABEL PAGES SLAY.
Err TO Die FORCRIME
President Roosevelt Refuses Inter.
ferenee--He VIII Probably be
Executed a. Midnight.

Boston, June li.--Gov. Guild made
public today q telegram from Pre-
sident Roosevelt In which tho prssi.
dent after pointing out that he had
been requested To interfere with the
execution Of Charles u. Tucker, dec.
Jared in his judgment the governor q
decision not to interfere with The car,
rying out Of the sentence of Charles
u. Tucker seemed to hun entirely
sound and eommenaesi his hearty
sy' fpathy. ss r. %# Il r.
Tucker ID under ssentence of death
for the rnruaer Of Mabel Page. Maren
~, 1904. He will probably BIZ execut.
ed nj midnight tonight. ~. ID.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Miss Lora l.. Holmes of Racine
Wisconsin, has been employed 10 take
charge Of the primary instruction q
be given In the summer session oi
the Normal university. Miss Hoimes
h a graduate of the state Normal
school AZ Milwaukee. Wis. and has
taken extensive courses In music and
kindergarten. she has been unusual
Iy successful In these lines Of work
ard enter upon her work in the Nor
NAL supported by the best of creden
tials.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
BRYAN SAYS
| ITS TOO sudden
Did No, Discuss Possibility
OF Ills Nomination IN
| 1908 m Interview.
PARTY MUST REFORM
Difference Between Dsnocnel
And Socialism Canpaiep
Funds Must Be Li.;Aed.
PARTY MUST REFORM

Berlin. yuna if.---Thls = TOO
sudden.- ssid wlisam Jeunines ~
m. With . laugh. vA<a ~ ~ -
today u the adoption by The rsceeo
democratic conventions of resolutiono
isvorinK his nomination for - prse
idency In 1865.
This 10 the first aancunceusnt q
news 10 md" Bryan continasd Z
have leen on the main carAvna roxto
for some time and have been aAsors-
I'd in what ! have been sselag ard
DOING
Mr. bryan has been moving . rap.
idly since he left vienaa % Friday
that letters and teIesrama did not
reach him until today. Al far - ths
possibility of his nominatbcn BE has
had little TO say. declarins Il vas so1
early 10 speak of that question.
Political nseu.rs~ssas.
He took up the subject Of political
requirements of the day. however,
and said before Ne left hons - tried
to distinguish between Democracy
and Socialism.
Democracy. he nald. "reco6nisas
competition a. legitimate. ~hilo 81.
cialism sees competition M an evil
10 he eliminated BY public ownership
and the operation of III the means of
production and distribution.
While this distinction between d.
ciaiism and Democracy should not he
oserlooked.s he continued. the Deus.
ncra'Ic platform must b one of pta-
grass aud reform and not merely an
opposition ID Republican policies or
sociaiIstic ideas..
Democracy Must De Free.
In the fight for absolute eiimlna-
tion II private monopolies and for the
regulation Of corporations Il 10 neces-
sary that our party be free from any
suspicious alliance with corporate In
terests that have dominated Ameri.
can politics. To this end the cam
paign contributions must be limited
10 those who have public interests
10 advance"
Bryan will leave for 81 Petersburg
tomorrow, will visit Norway and swe-
den, and arrive In England in July.
He will then visit Farnce, Italy and
Switzerland
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
AT souTts CAROLINA

Columbia. =. C., June 1.-THE class
cay exercises of the rniyersity Of
South Carolina wsEe held today. 4.
n Andrews Of ocoaee delivered the
osation. and the class history Was
read by Roger .. clsyton % coiam
sla. The class poem. by George n.
Reeves of Marios. ana The class pro
phsey, by y. y. osvilxton of Marion.
furnished the usual snoans q msrTt
meat for the stndcats xnA their
friends.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
PHONE LISTENING iMpos
sielE ~ NEW DEVICE

MarysyilIe. Ksx.. June fis--H. D
Williams Of yermillion has eeen
granted d patent On q ''shulout" d.
vice 10 be used on rural telephons
lines. ny the use of this instrument
only the party called can hear the con
yerxation carried on over a party
line. The listening In nuisance On
party lines has been one of tho draw,
backs Of party telephone lines In shs
past, but Williams device obyiates
this trouble.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
TWO SENATE RE.
PORTSONS SMOOT
Majority Declares Mormon
Has no Right to Seat
in Body.
MINORITY fAVORS HIN
Says He is Within Those Rights
Guaranteed by Con-
shtuhon.

lty. report of the senate committee On
privileges and elections In the Reed
smoot case, gives reasons for the &C.
ton of the committee by declaring
that there WIS q majority vote that
Reed Smoot is not entitled TO his seat
In the senate. The majority report
In signed by Burrows, Doliiver. On.
bois. Petsms, Bailey. oyerman and
Frazier. The report says Smoot "
one Of q self.perpetusiing body. knowa
an FIRST presidency and twelve apos.
ties ~ the Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints and that those men
have authority over members In tenn.
poral as weil ~ spiritual things.
Among other matters the body en-.
eourages polysamy, which Is contrary
10 the constitution, and that II also
controls political affairs In the state
Of Utah. and that Smoot Is not a rep.
rssentatiye of the state N Utah. but
comes as the chief hierarchy whieh
controls the church and has usurpeti
the functions Of the state Of Utah.
Apostles Plural wives.
The report names a dozen apostles
former apostles and other prominent
Mormons who according 10 testimony
have taken plural wives since the
manifesto Of isea. The report char.
actertses this ~ a wholly untenahla
position" that because Smoot himself
does NOT practice polygamy and there
.is no evidence 10 show that he pes.
sonally encourages the practice IN
others. he ought not to be condemne4
because ~ the acts Of his associates.
Not Entitled TO Seat.
In the Judgment OF the committee
smoot Is no more entitled to his seat
In the senate than he would be II h.
were associating In polvramous 60
fabitation with a plurality OF wives
The final chaper OF the report IL de-.
voted to the Oath Of Vengeance. y
Gays no doubt Smoot took this oath
and no one could discharge the DUTY
OF senator and at the same time be
calling down the vengeance of heav
en-" on the nation because Of the kin
ing Of the founders Of the Mormoa
church sixty years ago.
Minority Report.
Washington. June 1.-THE minori.
ty report Of the senate committee of
urivileses and "iections .avor.ng the
retention of Reed smoot as senate.
wac s'sned hv Foraker, Beveria~e.
ni'lingham. Honkins and Knox. Thie
~encrt saws Smaot's nrirate character
Is irreproachahfe "co far ~ me-e
heiief ana membership In the Nor
mon church are concerned" says the
minority report. "smoot is within Ia
rights and privileges under the guar
anty Of religious freedom given BY
the Constitution OF the United
States"
Testimony Unreliable.
As to the endowment oath the mia
ority report declares the testimony Is
utterly unreliable because Of the dis
reputable and untrustworthy eharac-
ter Of the witnesses and that no
ground has been established on whica
to predicate finding that Smoot eve,
took the obligation involving the hos
tility to the United States, or requir.
ing him to regard his allegiance t5
the Mormon church as paramount to-
bis allegiance and dut- to the United
States" As to second grounds, the
report says he has not countenaace.g
or encouraged plural marriages since
the manifestor Of 1890"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

kEgEe. k8stSe asxAhana. DoEoshy @wt,
so. hstsn rstsr. ssiEsE Cry: MgFon
heEeaaea. lFma Bsli. Rahy sshl0at.
Laura Haalesk. Las resss- Ths eer'
tifAcAtss In each - ths above easss
a.. soE five ysaEs, 4 Ranals- d,
GEem wsF@ granted ua euEaassun u
the applicants films sAdittamsl 10.
toEmasiua.
Ed.-A terFitnFizl certificate en'
titles the kulasF 10 teach for five
years ana IL renewable for life with
cut sxamihssiaa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
IuIsrRlcT ATTORNEY
DlsAissGD rHE oaees

Ransss City. June iif-1n ths
rniisd states district court hers 10
day. when the csses against the chi
eago and Alton and Chicago. MIlwnn
kee and S. Paul railways. charged
with granting rebates on export ship
ments. and against d. n. Kresky
freigh, broker. charged with eonspir
acy 10 obtain rebates for shippers
they were dismissesf at the sugges
tion Of A. l.. vaikenburg. district at
farney. 49,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

the MaEhestksa shaEaA. Ths ssnxamx
es ny Maxhssis RsAas.% hy ths Pres
hyasxaaA eAsaF was seil Kseeas@d, !
NJ. MHlasamas' smhseet assMlshg -
~ "Canv*xsAua Hs tsrk for ~
sahssea last nikhf sIsFesRsax fsusas
Tias' Ths ssEalrs a mosae 80 hsara
htm was thAf hs F.seseheA ii. ssrs.nF
.sst and hass a@Eaaa ssae. BE- hAs
hesn ta Las NesAs
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11

Miss Laura simpson Of Santa r.
arrived in Las Vegas yesterday to be
ready TO enter the Normal univer
sity next Monday. Miss Simpson IL
a teacher Of several years experience.
and come TO the Normal TO take soms
tof the professional work. with the
view ultimately Of completing the ad.
vanced course.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
ANOTHER CANDIDATE
!. FOR ELEcTRtc cHAlR

New York, June 114--Recorder Goff
today denied the mutton for new
trial In the case III Albert r. Patrick.
convicted Of the murder Of william
Marsh Rice.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-11
WESTERN FEEDER.
alton Miners
Fnction in Utah With Cop
per Companies About
Outing June l3.
DEPARTING IN DROVEs
Strong Strike Measures Adopted
BY Mexicans Cause Them
Cross Bordes.

.sait Lake. Utah. June ifs-FTietioa
has arisen al the copper camp n Ring.
ham between tho Western Federation
~ Miners and the mine workeFs. sis
huasred miners have decided 20 at
tend the annual cutting In this city.
June 18th. The Utah Consolidated
company and the Boston Consolidated
company. gave notice II The men fall
nd 10 appear for work on that date
they viii be discharged. A majority
Of the men will undoubtedly go on
the cutting.
Leaving in prcssa
BIsbee. Arizona. June ii.-It can be
reliably stated thai the American
authorities believe that members of
the Western Federation Of Miners al
cananea secretly ENCOURAGED AMI
abetted the strike and members VI
this organization we're the drst 10
receive the notice 10 leave.
~ a result of the STRIKE M the
cananea. Mexico. mines II Colonel w,
C.. Greene last week, the American
miners in the camn viii b. very few
In number In the future. m Il believed
They are crossing the line now 10
draves, and several hundred have ar
rived In Risbee during the last To-.
weight hours.
On Thursday The Mexican anthers-
ties sent a man through the mines
notifying all American miners thai
those who were uuder suspicion Of
having aeitated ire trouble at Cana.
nea ana had openly aymnafhlged with
the striking Mexicans. weald on the
following day be placed under arrest
The result was a general exodus ~
Americans.
Adopted strons Measures.
As n consequence the Mexican an'
thorities have adopted strong meas
ures 10 enforce orders to return TO
work Thursday morning. seventy OF
the Mexican rineleaders we're arrest
ed and placed In jail A. soon as II
became known that these men were
In tail the Mexican miners began RI.
turning 10 work and 1900 made appii'
cation for work al the old wages.
Colonel W. G. Greene denies the
report that the wages of the Mexican
miners have been increased. In a
signed statement issued this after.
noon he says that NIL the men resum'
ed work under exactly the same con
ditiops as before, and furthermore. no
change In wages will be made under
any circumstances.
The number killed In the riots viii
never be known. The Mext
can authorities burned the dead On
Saturday and Sunday night without
any attempt at Identification.
The governor Of Arizona and Mexi
can officers have been requested TO
send officiai reports 10 their respen.
tive governments concerning the tall.
Ing OF armed forces of American vol
unteers to Cananea Saturday morning
by Governor Ysahel -