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WARN AMERICANS TO
QUIT MEXICO IN FALL
Planned to Drive Out For.
eigners and Overthrow Pres
ident Diaz.

New Orleans, July 19.-Notices warn
ing Americans TO leave Mexico before
September 4 have been posted in many
interior towns of the republic. 1t is
said that a powerful labor organization
lis behind the movement, which is rev.
dictionary in it's character and aims at
the overthrow of President Diaz.
+. A. S~turdevant, representative of
the Mexican Central railroad, says that
the recent outbreak at Cananea, in
which Mexicans and Americans We're
killed, was only the beginning of trou-
bile which ma spread throughout Mex
leo.
Sturdevant says that a Mexican Sc
cret league has been forming for six
months and that. though many agita-
tors have been imprisoned, it cannot
be crushed out.
Skilled leaders, ~antagonistic to Diaz
and his policy of friendliness to Amer
lear interests, a appealed to the
lowest class Of laborers, a%rousing their
racial prejudices and representing to
them that the only a they can SAVE
the country from absorption by the
United States is to drive out the Amer
deans.
Sturdevant says that in addition to
the riot at Cananea minor attacks have
been made on Americans at other
places.
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STUDYING THE lEWs.
4 Warsaw Editor Wants Data in
America for the Cars
Government,

Chicago. July 19.-William +. Cur
It's. writing in the Chicago Record Her
aid from London. says: M. Soliolof'
editor of the Warsaw H~azenphira, Who
as making an inquiry concerning the
condition of the Jewish race in the diff
ferent countries of the world. is now
in London. Nj. Sokoloi is not an otll-
cial of the Russian government. nor
is his inquiry an official one. but 1t has
the Endorsement of the ministry.
He is anxious to hav some Jewish
organization in the United States pre-
pare a statement setting forth briefly
the history of the Jews from their first
appearance in North America.
The object of the inquiry is to fur
nish the officials of the interior de-
pertinent at ST. Petersburg, the mem
beers OF the douma, the newspapers of
tie empire and all whom it may con-
Germ with a complete, authentic state
;ment of the facts concerning the his
tory of the Jewish race in the various
other ountri of the world: the re-
istrictions to which they ave heen sub
jected, the methods and steps by which
their emancipation was brought about
and the consequences upon the mem
lberS of that race, the public generally
and the government.
NJ. Sokolof undertook this task after
repeated conferences with Count de
,,Witte and other Russian officials, and
began it more than a year ago. h
Jews have been restricted and perse-
lcuted since the Sixth century. even in
lHolland. Switzerland and the United
Estates. the three countries where civil
and religious liberty is supposed to
have been the fundamental principle of
civilization.
10, 900, 900 Jews in Europe, scattered as
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is GROWING WORSE.
Daily Budget of Revolutionary
Acts in Russia,

ST. Petersburg, July 19.-The daily
budget OF revolutionary outrages and
agrarian disorders is larger than usual
today. In many places peasants are
wantonly applying the torch to estates
belonging to the crown and to private
forests.
Considerable alarm has been caused
by the Inauguration of Il strike of po-
lice here, and in two districts of the
capital today policemen refused to APP
pear for duty. The strike is o%stensi-
blv based on economic reasons. but the
authorities declare. it is inspired by
agitators.
AT Natshatkino, Simbirsk province,
the town hall was set on fire yesterday
and the entire village, consisting of
800 houses, was consumed.
Throughout Poland a systematic pill
iaging of government spirit shops is
in progress. The central holy office at
Warsaw was robbed yesterday n Il
gendarme killed.
At Lublin the revolutionists yester-
day executed a workman who was sus-
pected of being a spy. At Mimi
the spirit monopoly were robbed and
killed. A bank at Scsnitza was robbed
yesterda- and at Tiflis an Armenian
locomotive engineer was shot in his
cab by an assassin concealed near by.
Workmen at Rostoff killed the alleged
government provocator.
AT Pitiagorsk. a Tartar woman who
was baptized in the orthodox church,
was murdered, and at Yaroslav bombs
We're exploded at the residences of the
chief of police and an officer Of the
gendarmerie.
st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE emperor
last night approved the bill of the lower
house of parliament, which was adop-
ted by the upper house, appropriating
"a, 000, 900 for famine relief, thus sup
porting the contention in both houses
Of parliament against his own minis
ters. This law is the first enactment
of the Russian parliament and repre-
sents the net legal result of a session
of over two onths
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
MISSOURI HOME
FOR MORMON HEAD
joseph Smith to Leave Iowa and Live
IN Independence, So
Rumor Says.

Kansas City, Mo, July ~19.-Joseph
Smith, OF Larnonl, Ia, president of the
Reorganized Latter Day Saints church,
is in Independence seeking Il site for a
kome. For more than a year it has
been expected that he would move to
Independence, but he has just an
nounced definitely his decision to do so.
1t is his intention to build a home and
move his family from Lamont.
President Smith, although more THAI
10 years old. is still active and has no
idea OF relinquishing the presidency.
at the late session of the general con-
ference in Independence his son., Fred
erick NJ. Smith, was designated as the
future president OF the church when his
father became incapacitated. Fred
arick Nj. Smith. now the first counselor
of his father i'll the presidency, has
built IL home in Independence. This
locates 81 majority of presidency in that
town. The other member, r. p. Ev-
ans. lives in Toronto. Can.
This move of President Joseph Smith
is regarded as an important step in the
wel1-defined policy Of the church to
gradually concentrate in n around
Independence.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
DEMAND SI42,8 800
FROM THE ICEMEk
81. Louis Authorities Begin Action for
Enormous Fines Against
Price Boosters.
Price Boosters.

ST. Louis, July 19.-After an investi-
cation of three weeks. Circuit Attorney
Sagcr today filed suits in the circuit
our against the ola Wave Ice and
Fuel company II Merchants Ice and
Coal company on the allegation that
these companies We're in am alleged
combination to restrain trade and to
fix and. maintain the price of ice.
The suit asks that judgment for
S11,400 be assessed against each COM
pany as fines for the ia days the all
legged agreement has been in effect. 1t
farther asks that the charters under
which they have been doing business
ce declared null and void.
Jacksonville, Fla. July Lice deal
CTS, tried on the charge of combining to
taise TIE price OF ice, were found not
guilty OF criminal intent to defraud.
u was proved that of the six ice plants
n: Jacksonville five Were not in opera
ton. The other sells exclusively to the
Jacksonville Ice Delivery company at
$500 & tom. The delivery company sells
90 the large consumers for Sc a ton and
20 small for SIS a ton, and
20 housekecpers for from S13 to SIS
e ton. 1t "a also proved tina ice can
be manufactured here and sold at a
profit ct Sl.SO Z: ton.
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JUDGE HARCIS
IS NOT GUILTY
Sc Says Jury Quickly in the
Famous Kentucky Muir
der Trial.
ON JETT's CONFESSION
Convict Says He Alone Was Response.
bIe-Hargis and Callahan Still
Have Another Charge
to Face.

Beattyville. Ky, July 19.-The jury
IN the Hargis-C Callahan trial returned
u verdict of not guilty. after being out
eeventy-two minutes.
The case was one of the most des-
perately fought battles in Kentucky
for years. The men were charged with
she murder of j. B. Marcum.
Tho verdict of not guilty is the Gull
mination of a long and bitter fight in
the courts In IN attempt to convict
james Hargis and Ed Callahan as chief
conspirators in one of the darkest
crimes in kentucky's history.
James B. Marcum was a mountain
republican lawyer of excellent stand-
Ing and was engaged three years ago
han. respectively democratic county
Judge and sheriff, to Gust them from
offices on allegation of corrupt election.
Much bitterness vas aroused and fire.
cuent open ruptures occurred.
Killing in 1908.
In May, 1908. Marcum was shot and
Iilled at Jackson Cour House. Curt
Jet and Tom White We're convicted
and given life terms for the murder. 1t
was charged they were tools of CAL
lahan, Hargis n others. Jet after
his conviction confessed he shot Mar
cum and that the act was inspired by
Callahan and Hargis.
ON the witness stand, however. he
re%pudiated this confession and said he
alone was responsible. The acquittal
followed largely on this reputation.
"A jury of Clark county citizens
awarded Mrs. Marcum $4,000 damages
a year ago in a suit against Hargis on
the allegation that he caused Marcum
to be killed.
Hargis and Callahan are yet to be
tried in the Lexington court for kill
ing James Cockrill under similar cir
c1lmStauceS
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HAS NET BIG GUNS
IN THIRTY LANDS
Globe Trotting Tour of MI.
Bryan Has Been of Broad
Scope.
is CAREFUL OBSERVER
Nebraskan Has Come Into Persona!
Contact With Men Who Con-
troll the Destinies Of
Nations.
is CAREFUL OBSERVER

London, July 19.-When William Jen-
nfngs Bryan reaches his home In Lin
coin, Neb., September 5, he will have
completed q globe trotting tour which
has taken him below the equator and
above the arctic circle. This journey
was begun September 81, 1905. and was
SO arranged that he has been enabled
to visit about thirty different lands,
in which he has come in personal con-
tact with persons who control the des-
TIMES OF the world.
His name, position and rugged per-
sonality and the growing probability
that he will be the next democratic
candidate for the presidency have
proved a combination of elements
which have opened the door to him for
study and research IN every country
which he has visited.
Stopped in Hawaii First.
Mr.. Bryan first visited Hawaii, and
from there proceeded to Japan, where
he and Mrs. Bryan were present at a
reception to Admiral Togo. In Korea
they had the distinction of being among
the last callers at the palace before
that country went under the guardians
ship of Japan.
Their itinerary mex took them to
China. where they visited several Of
the principal cities and narrowly es-,
capped being in Shanghai at the time OF
the riots.
From this point they continued their
Journey through Egypt, Palestine.
Syria, Greece, Turkey and other coun-
tries to Russia. It was in st. Peters,
burg that MI. Bryan encountered one
of the most interesting features of his
expedition, when he met members Of
the douma and attended sessions OF
that body. He went next to Swedish
and Norway and then to England.
Not Through Vet.
He remained over here to await the
arrival of Colonel Moses c. Wetmore of
st. Louis who has just arrived from
America. Colonel Wetmore, who is one
of the Nebraskan's Oldest friends, will
travel through Scotland and Ireland
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and may go
with them to Italy and France. The
party intends leaving here tomorrow
and will return in time for the peace
conference at which Mr.. Bryan will be
a conspicuous figure. Mr.. Bryan will
sail for America from Gibraltar about
the middle OF August.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
LIVES OF QUEENS
SAVED BY KINGS
Curious Coincidence Of Similar pan.
gers Averted in Exactly
Same Manner.

Madrid. July 19.-While King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria were driving in the
hilly suburbs Of Madrid today, the
horse attached to the carriage became
frightened and backed the vehicle too
near the declivity. The king sprang
averted the momentary danger.
Aalesund, Norway, July 17.-While
driving to Nodangsdale on Sunday
Queen Maud had an exceedingly mar
row escape from a serious accident.
The horses drawing her coach. startled
by an avalanche. backed the carriage
toward a ten-foot ditch and for some
moments the vehicle hung over the
edge. King Haakon, who was in an
other carriage, seeing the danger of the
queen, ran forward and caught the
horses by the bits.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
LAW FOR THE CHILD.
Georgia Enacts Stringent Measure Re.
garding Labor.

Atlanta, Ga, July 19.-By a vote OF
125 to 2 the lower branch Of the
Georgia legislature passed the socalled
child labor law. This bill is identical
with the senate measure, which has al
ready the approval of a majority of the
upper house. The bill provides that no
child under 10 years of age shall be
employed in n factory or manufac-
turing establishment within the state,
that no child under II years of age shall
be SO employed unless such child be
an orphan or mas no other means of
support, or unless such child shall be
the sole support Of a widowed mother
or aged INC disabled father; that no
child under IA years shall be employed
at night work n that no child under
IA years shall be employed unless he
or she car show a certain required abil-
ity to write n read and shall have
attended school to a prescribed extent.
The provisions of the act are to become
operative January 1, 1905.
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Jsran Works for japan.

we are working" said the ambassador
simply, when asked the people Of
Japan arc doing. '.That is all. We are
working to pay our debts and promote the
nation's prosperity. The country has re-
covered from the Ill effects of last years
drought and the prospect OF the future is
bright.
That portion of the island of sakhalin
which Japan secured trc:r. Russia by the
treaty of Portsmouth is ROW being ex-
plotted for ITO development CT its re-
sources and ohr fishermen are already
found IN considerable nU9,ler along me
m N 9 .
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APPEAL is TAKEN.

Burton's Petition for Rehearinq Re.
ceived by Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Washington, July 1S.-The petition OF
former United States Senator Burton
for a rehearing by the supreme court of
the United states in he case against
him was today received by the clerk
of that court. The petition which is
signed by al! of Burton's counsel. con-
tends that the court should have sus-
tanned the contention that a section of,
the statute under which Burton was,
ncoSecuted was unconstitutional and
void.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
SHORTAGE OF $4,000
Deceased Discussing Officer of Treas.
ury Department. Made an lnno-
cent Tool.

Washington, d. c., July 19.-It is
stated at the treasury department to-
Cay. that the investigation recently con-
cluded of the accounts of the late Ma
1or Il. O. Bartlett, ~disbursing officer of
the treasury department., shows a
shortage approximating $4,000. About
sl4, 600 is said to have peer innocently
paid out on fraudulent vouchers pre-
ac,ited by James w. Boyd, clerk in the
marine hospital service, now in Jail
pending trial for misappropriating gov
crnrr1ent funds.
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To PACK
MEAT IN CANADA
Sir Thomas Is Said to Be Taking Ad.
vantage Of "Tear-Up" in
America

Winnipeg, Man, July 1s.-This city
is to benefit materially from the ex-
posures affecting the Chicago meat
packing industry, and a definite an
nouncement is expected within a few
days that a company. backed by Sir
capture III trade with Great Britain.
which the American scandals have
killed.
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AT DANES ISLAND.
WelIman Arctic Expedition Getting on
Satisfactorily.

Djgermulen. Iofoden Isles, Norway,
July I7.-Ihe steamer Frlthlof, having
on board the Well.nan-Chicago Record
Herald arctic expedition reached Danes
island. Spitzbergen, July 9, and found
rhe shore of Vigo bay already dotted
with structures, including machine
shops, ready for work, and ma
terial in readiness to begin construc-
zion Of shef giant balloon house. AN the
'twenty-four members of the expedition
were well
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chieago-rhe Chicago and Alton
railroad, which, with two of it's for
ner officials, was lined $780, 00 for re-
batting, will appeal.
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London-The London Daily Express
estimates that the steamship fares paid
by Americans landing in England last
amounted to $4,000. 900.
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New York-word has been received
that John d.. Rockefeller is willing to
give $3.50, 900 toward the rebuilding of
the Y. NJ. c. A. building in San Fran
cisco.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

ST. observation-disclosures has been
that the assassination or Satuc-
lay of General Kozlov was due to the
TACT he was mistaken for General Ire
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
vANADIs WINS RACE.

Although in First by 1c5 Minutes, Win,
BY But Five.
Chicago, July 19.-The first nine
boats finished as follows in the Chica-
go-Mackinac yacht race: vanadis.
Hawthorne, Juanita. Alice, Hussa.,
Mistral. Vancedor, Neva, vannan.
About an hour and fcrty-1ive min
.utes separated the first and last boats.
The Vanadis was dc clared winner on
the ti.na allowance by tive nj lutes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
MOOSE OF SHOE LAcEs.

Wife Murderer Commits Suicide in a
Novel Way.
Windsor, Ont, July 19.-Christopher
iSpindleman, the cigarnlaker, who shot
and killed his wife last Saturday,
hanged himself early today in his cell
at Sandwich With his shoe laces.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Brockport, Mass-The North Attain
Nc squadron is in the harbor prepara-
:ory to naval maneuvers. Rear Adj
niral Robley D. Evans is in command.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
MILWAUKEE is FAST.
Armored Cruiser Shows UP Well in
informal Test.

I8Ed VSSSs
Sar Francisco. July 9.-The armored
cruiser Milwaukee, just completed at
che Union iron works, was given it's
first spin on h bay yesterday in
preparation for her builders trial. AL
though not driven at full speed the
Milwaukee satisfied her builders that
when the navy department makes it's
official tast the cruiser will come up to
oil requirements.
The Milwaukee cost $4,000, 900. ex-
elusive of arms and armament.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Selma, Ala.-Mrs. Edmund w. Pet
Jus, wife of United States Senator Pet
JUS OF Alabama. died at her home here
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20
T%eLE6RAPHIc BRIEFS

Seattle, Wask.-Tests made of the
speed of the new battleship, Nebraska,
nave been very successful.
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New York-Miss Louise Karcher re-
lected the suit of her fathers enploye.
Adam Scheuig, and the latter fatally
shot her, wounded her mother and then
committed suicide.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

P%ittsburs, Pa.-Three BOYS We're
drowned in the Monongahels- river by
he caPsi1ing OF their skiff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Columbus, O.-Marsh Lindsay died
In the Ohio penitentiary yesterday. He
was the murderer of Celery King"
Johnson. He once escaped from prison.
but returned voluntarily.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Kingston, Jamica-The Italian cruis-
err Umbria, which went aground on a
mud bank here July 13, remains fast
Her guns and the coal in her bunkers
have been removed in order to tighten
the vessel and hopes of saving her are
good.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Newcastle : On Tyne - Armstrong
Whitworth & Co, limited. have con-
tracted to build for Brazil three bat
tleships. Each is to cost more than
IS, 10000 and all are to be alike.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Chicago-The will Of Joseph Jefer-
ave years after the making of the will
says: ITO my friend. the Hon. Grover
Cleveland. 1 bequeath my best Ken
tncky reeln
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londonderry Phipps Of Pittsburg,
Pa, has rented Glen Quoich, Scotland's
most magnificent deer forest, which
comprises 10000 acres. The rent and
are over 100000 u year..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Columbus, O.-William PAT 1ter ar
rested. charged with having fiye wives.
admitted he has three.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Salisbury, Eng.-The coroner's in
quest into the cause of the recent wreck
here when twenty-three Americans
were killed, places the blame IN the
railroad, charging excessive speed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

laeld, who was on Sunday appointed a
member of the new police commission,
was killed when q train hit an auto
in which he was riding yester-
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Knoxville, Tenn.-Jonn Mcpherson is
a fugitive from justice, charged with
the murder of Grant Smith, a former
merchant of this city, and the fatal
wounding of Deputy Sheriff William
Walker, who attempted to arrest him.
Two posses are in pursuit of him.
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saved Queen Maud from perhap pss'f fatal
by catching by the bits a
team which was backing the vehicle in
which the queen was riding over an
embankment,
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Observation-Disclosures Gray, in the
United States court of appeals, affirms
the conviction of Henry Lear. former
president of the Doylestown, Pa, ma
tional bank, who was found guilty of
abstracting funds of that institution
amounting to $4,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Santa Barbara, caI-Congressman
w. Bourke Cochran of New York has
Joined Congressman John Sharp Will
.liams of Mississippi Cloth democrats)
In declaring Roosevelt will be forced
to again be the candidate of the re-
nllhlican marty
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New York-Senator Platt passed a
balmy I'D birthday at a hotel in Coney
Island Sunday. 1t was on this spot
that Mr.. Plat in former years planned
with his friends in the republican par
ty of the state most of his campaigns
within the last decade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
Pessiinniisn.

fRondeau redouble.1 ITS pretty hard to get along today;
 The world is getting rotten. don't you think?
 I've heard a lot of people lately say That everything is going on the blink. And % it's up to me 10 spill some ink On pessimism. That's the proper lay. For themes are scarce. I say 1t with a wink
 It's pretty hard to get along today. Tt didn't always seem to be that way. Life used to be a radiant. rosy pink. And now 1t looks to me like dappled gray. The world is getting rotten. don't you
 think? Dame Fortunes given me the rinky dink. It's twenty-three for mine; me to the
 hay. Now. honest. wouldn't that drive you to
 drink?'
 I've heard a lot of people lately say. They've said 1t: yes. But is it true?
 Nay. nay!
 To Fortunei Come and let your glasses
 ciink, Why, what a shine idea to convey That everything is going on the blink This is the last time that I'll ever tink- Er with a rhyme like this. Hooray!
 Hooray! It's dons-except this last-this missing
 link
 Hast ever done a rondeau redouble?
 It's pretty hard! Franklin F. Adams in Judge.