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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Siibnerbiebe abgefaBt.
6aben mehr ais 1000 6iihner
9eifohlen.

Die Bridgeport 6orfst6ief Setectips
afIcciation per6aftete am SamIfae CUR
frhben Worgsnfunos oa; g5spaar
glifforo p5ilip; bon l121 Sao Bis
mdrf aDsnu, tDs9sn 9h6neroiebiia6ls.
Seit mshrsrsn Wo5sn uuroen bic
5armer i'm n,fli4en S5eiis oes
gountps I'm 9ti5usr b.to5leu. aber
bic Sis5s tonntsn trOB ununters
bro9enen aufpaRsns ni9t ertuii4t
usroen. usbsr 8auIsnb 6h5nsr foIen
aeIto5lsn tuurosn isin uno oie Garmer
bon Bridgeport bs6aupten, baB He
alsin tusniefsns 400 Sh6nsr i'm leBten
Monat auf oieIe WsiIs eingsbiiBt
hnben.
sSn oieIsr Wo9s murbe In Bridge.
port bstannt, oaB sin Wann uno cine
Grau in eInem Wasen udbreno Der
Nd9ts nuf oen 2anbfraBen geieben
morben uiren. Die GARNER pahten
auf, absr bisbsr snti9lipftsn bic
9isbs INNER elhdlia nit i6ren &C.
ffpblsnsn Sa5nern. unSladli9sr'
meiie t,nnte Der 6armsr Srant 6off.
mann, Der 3psi Wsilsn itio6Fli9 bon
Bridgeport pobnt. In Der Wa8t bon
5rsitas auf Samfas ni9t i4lafsn.
Gsesu susi u6r b6rte e. elm Yerdui4
unb nls sr gum Ssnfer 6srausiab, be-
msrtte sr einsn Wann uno cine Jrau
In sinsm @agsn. Sofort telepbonirte
er on feline Nc4barn, oaB oie 5tibner'
bisbs BET ibm borbsigefabren mdren.
Rsbr als sin Guseno Jarmer mar TO-
fort bersit, bic 8erfolauug oerielben
auf3une6men uno in Der gtdbe bon
Wiflsnine, auf bem 8ese nod ssn'
biannpolis. wuros Der Wa9en einge'
bolt lnb bic Sniafsn osfslbsn aufgs'
forbsrt, F9 gu srgeben. Wibermilig
belt Der Wagsn an uno ois GARNER
fnnosn BET Sur9iu6uue beiieIben, brei
Sh6ner.aifen nit 81 6hbnern. Die
s5nrmer bra9ten ben Wagen nit ben
Sniafsn uno ben 5hhnsrn nab benz
bisFssn oli3ei-6auptquartier. tpo oas
gbspnar pbillips tusgen 6tibnsroisb=
ffn6ls eingsiperrt tuurbe.
@sgen Worasn tamsn piele Jarmsr'
frausn in Die poliasiifation uno bei9'
tiaten Die gsfo6lsnsn 5h6ner. 6rau
aoplf GOisubsrssr fano ungefdbr 20
.sslbbeinigs" 6fbnsr. bic ibr gehbrten
unb in Der lebienWa4t seifoblen tparen.
au9 Der Jarmsr COMPTON fonnte
msbrere Shbnsr als ois Ssinisen wie.
bsrsrfsnneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Stiir5te cine Sreppe
binab.
Derblutete in weni9en uTi-
n1ten.

glei9 nod benz Daitta9shen am
Samifas Wittas fiel Or. Sunnington
In isinsr Wuhnung, gds College uno
16. StraBe eine Srepps binab. Bel
benz 6al rib cine glutaoer in isinsm
2brpsr unb in usnigsn Winuten mar
sr cine 2si9s. Or. Sunninston mar
81 Sabre aft uno er binterldbt eine
@ittme, einen So6n uno cine So4ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
&eri4mnubeu.
Sran 81 Pierce reitet i'm
County umRer.
Nuer&et aus Snotatta.

Wuncie. grobs Aufrssung
bsrrf9t bier tiber bas ipurloie Ser.
i9wtnoen Der IA Sabre aIten anna
@unnington, 8o9ter bss rei9en Gar.
mers Sames @unnington BET @afton.
Das mshhen - fsit hem 3. SnI: ssr.
i9munoen uno ale Na9fori9ungen
uno grtunbigungen BET 0erpanoten
uno Betannten nod bemfelben Tnb res
fultatlos asbliebsn. Nnna mar am
3. Suli bier In Der Staot getpsisn unb
wurbe bon einsm 8efannten na9 Der
gabnifation besleitei, um sinsn 3ug
au ibrer 6eimfabrt nod 8afton au>be-
nuBen. Der getannte bsrIieb fie, be.
por Der 3ug eintraf unb ieitbem iff He
beri4wunben, Der giletbsrtdufer auf
oem Babnbof ertldrt nit pofitiber
Si4erbsit. fsin Billet an benz gbenb
an irgeno eine tpsibIi9s psrion bsrtauft
3u babsn. Die poli3si ftsbt Dor sinsm
RdtbieI uno BITE gltsrn finb Is5r Be.
iorst, bab ibrsr 8o9ter elm ltnaIhd
3ugefoben III, ober oaB Elm Wsrbrs9en
borlieet.
W ufport. en- 6arriion
@ountt iIt uieoerboIentIi9 In Der Isbtsn
WO&e eine etma bierBlpidbrige 5rau
beoba&tst tporben. tuel9e elm ponp
reitei uno gampirungssssenRdnbe, 10.
tuie stuei @ewebre unb eins pifoIe NIT
fi9 ftbrt. MinbsRsns is9s groBs
6unbe begIeiten iis. auf p.rionsn.
wel9s 3u ibr seIpro9sn babsn. ma9t
Es ben gtnbrud, als penn He ni@t
ri9tis I'm 2opfs fei. sic mus nit
@eIbmittsIn berisben fein, benn He
ipri&t Wismanosn I'm untrfhbuns
an.
Sefferfon. Wiliam gbsr.
fole, ber SItnoe, weI9er angetla9i 1T,
einen Woroberfu4 auf feinsn a&isebn.
idnrigen etiefiobn Nrtbur allen ge.
ma&t au baben. ben er mtttelff @bIoro.
form aus Der WsIi gu i9aifsn bers
fu&te, tpurbe untsr $500 Barsi&aft
benz 2reisgeri9te hbertpie5en. peter
Wa&anb Ieifsts bic 8hsei4aft. Der
4ngetlagte uurbe bon bret Nnwdlten
psrtbsibist, ufb Staatsanualt 3oG.
mann unb iein NiRtsnt gurbstts 2ub
pertraten ben Staat. Die 3sussn fur
ben Angetla9ten tuurben ni6t aufge.
rufen. Die Staatsasussn bagegen
tpurbsn berbbrt. @iater S9raninger
III Der Nnf9t, bab bie borIisgsnbsn
8smeismittsl iehr i9psrer Ratur Rnb.
Oa isbo9 feline 8eribsioi9sr nod ni9t
far gberiOle plaioirt baben, 10 mubte
ct ibn gum pro3sb fefibalten. 9as
sfnsies Wotib gum Moro. tpeI9ss eel-
tenb gsma9t wuroe, mar Der pab, ben
oes gIinbe 9egen ben etiefIobn be-
tunbste. Gin tlsinss 6Idi99en NIT
gbloroform, mel&es Der Wann Bet
feiner 0erhaftun9 an fsiner perIon
bate, mar bon btsfem getauft tuorben,
um 3abni9mer3en 3u ftQsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

@laub 2orelI, % Sabre alt,
GAL Of Warist Strabs, wurbs esfern
bon ben @sheimpolisiffen @erber unb
9arIb unter benz Dsrba3t bss @rob.
oiebfabls In Daft eenommsn. 2orslI
mirb bsi9ulbist, @iaiam Stemart,
GAL DR Wartet etrabe. eine soIbene
llbr enttpenbet 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
pie 8eqmten 9uoan I

Die Bea ten Sugan unb
Blumbsra nahmsn esiisrn WiaaeI 8.
9pn9, 80 Sabre cit, 1902 gnsIifb
Ape., Soc @umminsbam, 38 Sabre
aft, GIG Dorman strabe, unb Gorne'
Illus 6ines, 81 Sabre aft. 724 OF
Megarip strabe In Daft, neil fie 3iel.
Los uno In berbd&tiser Weife auf Der
StraBe berambummelten. 6Hr ibre
Greilafung tuuree eine bobe Bhrsf9aft
ssforbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Charles Roa&, "a Sabre
alt, 16l WcRilm 6trabe, fti6rte &c.
fern In bstruntenem 3ufanbe eint9e
Slider aus elmer Wtrtbi&aft NIT f4 u.
ma&ie fi& baour& bes 2leinbiebfabls
perbd9tig. promptlerfoIste feline Der.
baftuug bon bem Beamten 6ite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

gla annisfa&e ger6aftungen
uurben gsftsrn bon BummIern, bie R4
In psrbd9tiger Weiis auf Der etrabe
bsrumtriebsn, unb bon perionen, bie
4 j sinsn affsu gstauft battsn, porgss
fismHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Gnoiette @aumer Gattmp.
6atntItems Htcatc ant 4btes
tugs 6att,t, at Oct @ats
ttmSttue Gat Xtmte, ,tabe
@atexloo Station, Gomtts
ta9, oea %. Suit. 8remmoe
Hmo ette9eInoe1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
Nn8 ben 0eri4ten.
Yoli3eiseri9t.

tuoien an Winbsridbrige bsrfauft unb
Winoeridbrige In ieinsr Wirtbf9aft
gsouloet au baben. 0on mebrersn
Ssiten tuaren bet Der pOliasi Bei9tpers
ben einselaufen. bab iunse Mdo&sn In
Der Wirtbi9aft bsrtebrtsn, unb bor
einigen 8agen murben 3mei Grausn
unb 3mei Wdo9sn untsr II Sabrsn
bon ben &sbisr polisiftsn In Der
Wirtbf9aft gefunoen. Stod esfano
3u, bab bic Wdb9sn In feiner Wirt6,
i4aft aetpeien uaren, CAB absr 3u fsi.
ner gnti&uIbigung an. bas er ni&t
geieben babe, Oh benfs.6en @strdnts
berabrei9t uurbsn. &i1ter @balIon
befrafts ibn fur iebs Der bsioen an-
f9uloisunsen nit $25 nebf 3ofen.
Die bsib'n Ssrausn srbieltsn ie 81
Strafe unb bic Wdo9sn tpurbsn benz
Susenb9eri8t iiberwtsien.
Wiaiam Mspsrs, bsKsn Trau i'm
ebeli&er 3wifiisteiten baIbsr bsrIaiisn
batte, brans unter Inwenoung bon
@stualt In bic Wobnung Der @rob.
lnut!sr ietnsr Grau unb bemd9tigte
fi9 feines bort untersebra9tsn 2inbes.
Wsil sr babel ein Genfer aerbra9 unb
bie @robmutter NIT benz xobe bsbrobts,
belsgte ibn Der poli3eiri&tsr NIT elmer
Seiammtfrafe bon $26 nsbft Soften
uno 10 8asen Nrbsits6aus.
&riminalaeri@t.
@eorg 2ramer. Der f9 we9sn Gin.
bru9s unb @roboisbFabls 3u berants
iportsn bate, tuurbe bss Rlsinbiebfabls
i9ulois befunben unb nit 81 unb SO.
fen ioipis feds Wonaten Mrbeitsbaus
befraft. Die 8ei&uloiguns oss Sin.
bruds tuurbs bonn @i4ter nisberge.
i4la9sn.
Wm. Guie, Der tpsgen @robbisb.
ffabls angstlagt mar. tpuroe bes 2lsin.
otsbfabls f9uIois befunosn unb su 81
netif Soften foipie 90 Sagen Nrbsits.
baus berbonnert.
S@eioungsflagen.
@briRian $. p6blsr bertlasie feline
O attn auf S&siouns. Die gbe tuurbs
am IL. gfobsmbsr 1902 gsi9lofisn unb
bas paar Iebte bis gum II. Sanuar
1906 suiammsn. pHi9iSsrna@ldff'
gung uno sraufame Bebanbluns fnb
bie @rhabe Der alaas.
NooIpb pfsffer ifrenste sesen feline
Satin @baieis pfeffsr sins 2lase auf
S9eioung an. Der gbebunb uurbe
i'm Wadrs 1885 ssi9loRen unb bie gbe.
lsute lebtsn Biz gum 26. September
1892 als Wann unb 6rau 3ufammen.
86smiGiges UsrIaHsn it Der @runb
Der 2lase.
6rant COOPER bsrtlaste feline Satin
Soa W. @oope, auf S9sioun9. Der
gunb purbe am 2. Suli 1892 gei9loi.
len u. bic Werbeiratbeten lebtsn bis gum
Sanuar 1906 als Mann unb 6rau 3u.
iammsn. Der gbs finb 8 2inbsr ent.
fproHsn. Die @riinbe Der 2lage fnb
grauiame BshanbIung unb bbsmilliges
UerlaKsn. sic forbsrt bie Obbut Der
Rinber.
Nanep MilIs freneie 9esen ibren
@attsn gbmunb Drills eine 8laae auf
S&eibun9 an. Sas paar tpurbs am
| z. Wat 1888 tn NaibbilIs, 3snn., ge'
traut. Der Gbe Fnb 8 Rinber ent.
ibroRsn. bon benen zines niinoeridbrig
| 1T. pfi&tbsrna8ldfR9une III Der
grunb Der S9siouns. sic forbsrt
bie Obbut bes minbsridbrigsn 0inbss.
Sadion Salisbury frsngte gegen
ieine Satin 2ij3te Neufome Souls.
burp eine Qlage auf 6&eibung an.
Die gbs tpurbs i'm Sui! 1891 asf@Iof.
fen; He lebten bis gum Wdra 1904 aus
fammen. Der gbe fnb bret 2inber
entfproRen. @rauiame Behanblung
unb b6swiIlises 9erIafen inb bie
@rhnbe Der 2lage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

@ottlieb 3eutb arb t,
rSie semitbIi@e Gde",
Gde Noble unb Wfartet Cir.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
Summer Season In Washington
PIeases Subordlnates.
ACTING SECRETARY" CHIEF
Chief Clerk Of Bureau Chief Dotes on
Heat 1T Drives Chief Out and
Enables Him to Rule
the Ranch.

I AsToRIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington, d C., July 23.-This is the sea
son OF the year when the government Of
the United States Il in the hands Of
chief clerks and bureau chiefs. During
nine months Of the year these officials
are merely moths that futter about the
flame of greatness. Come the dog days
and, 10. they themselves, burst forth into
flame. about which other moths must
hutter.
The chief clerk and the bureau chief
have not had their full share Of glory
the present summer, because some OF the
department heads are still detained In
Washington by the press of important
business. Another spell of scorching
weather though. like the one we had
two weeks ago, win send these cabinet
ministers scurIying to mountain and
seashore, and the reign of the subordi-
nate will be complete.
In each of the nine great departments
there Ia at least one, and in most cases
two or three, assistant secretaries whose
duty II Is to take the place of the absent
department chief. This arrangement
would work beautifully were it not for
the fact that nm assistant secretary
doesn't like sweltering heat any better
than full.hedged Cabinet member, and
there generally is important business
that takes him away from Washington
in July and August.
Now the chief clerk Of the bureau chic
just dotes on heat, especially If 1t en-
ables him to sign official documents rs
"Acting Secretary" The asphalt on
Pennsylvania avenue may run in rivu-
let's and the Washington monument all
but collapse under the blistering rays
but the "Acting Secretary" is serene and
smiling. Sitting at the desk of the
Cabinet member who rules his depart
ment, door wide open-so that oil who
pass may see he does his best to look
the part, and messengers and minor
clerks are kept on the jump. His dig,
nifty sticks out like snaiPs eyes and
oSam" or "Jaek" who always address
him at other times as "Bill" or "Jim"
make the deferential bow and "Mr Sec.
rotary" is the form Of their salutation.
Some folks may growl and grumble
and declare Washington to be an inferno
in dog days, but the "Acting Secretary
finds the climate hugely to his liking
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
Parliament Appeals to People to
Resist Government.
THEY SHOULD Be RULERS
Urge People To Refuse to Pay Taxes
Until Popular Representation is
Granted-People Declared
All Powerful

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2S.-Per.
haps the most significant paragraph in
the address to the people formulated at
viborg by members of the lower house
is:
"Citizens, stand up for your trampled
on rights, for popular representation and
for an anti.partial Parliament.
Russia must not remain day with.
out popular representation. You possess
the means of acquiring it. The govern.
ment has the without assent of popular
representatives no right to collect taxes
from the people nor summon the people
to military service; therefore, you are
now the government The dissolution of
Parliament was justified in giving neith-
er money nor soldiers.
SHOULD the government however con.
tract loans in order to procure funds,
such loans viii be invalid without the
consent of the popular representatives.
The Russian people viii never acknowl-
edge them and will not be called upon
the pay them.
Accordingly until popular repre-
sentative Parliament is summoned, do
not give a Kopec to the throne or a
soldier to the army, Be steadfast in
your refusal. No power can resist the
united inflexible will of the people,
Citizens in this obligatory and unavoid-
able struggle your representatives will
be with you"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
HOLDS LOVERS CHILD
In HER LAP AT TRIAL

FULTON, Mo, July 23.-The jury in
the murder case OF Mrs. Edmund Bailey.
charged with being an accessory to the
killing Of Jay Lawder, whom her hus-
band shot. returned q verdict Of acquittal
today, after having been out 40 hours.
Bailey was acquitted on Saturday. Bail
ey. an employe in Lawder's coal mine,
shot Lawder dead upon learning Of the
intimacy existing between Lawder and
Mrs. Bailey. The reading Of sensational
letters written to Lawder By Mrs. Bailey
was a feature Of the trial In her lap
Mrs. Bailey held an infant whose faith
er, she testified in the trial, was Iawder.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
RUSSIAN STOCKS AFFECTED.
Dissolution Of Parliament Causes Slump
In Russian Securities on Bourse.

PARIS. July 49, The Russian sitna,
tion absoIbs the attention OF the French
public aud press Of Paris. and " pecnl'
iaray apparent on the Bourae where 4
slump In Russian securities almost caus'
I'd panic. officials are cautious In crit
icising tho turn Of events owing ID
political relations Of France and Russia
but Frenchc sentiment universally con
demns the dissolution Of The representa-
tive branch OF Parliament. Members oi
the Bourse urge calmness declaring
tha. II another week passes without az
outbreak Russian securities win be
stronger than before, ass the agitation
incident TO the debates Of Parliamen,
win have been removed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
Republican Congressional Cam
paisn Committee at Oyster Bay.
TALKS WITH THE PRESIDENT
Members Of the Committee Confer With
President Roosevelt and Arrive at
Complete Understanding; Head
quarters Are in New York

OYSTER BAY, July 23-The president
today entertained four members Of the
republican congressional campaign COM
mittee. The meeting was held prelimi-
nary to opening the headquarters Of the
committee in New York and to discuss
fully the situation SO that there viii b.
a complete understanding between the
President and the committee and party
leaders. Those who attended were
Speaker Cannon, Representative Sher-
man, Representative LoudenslageN and
Congressman Mckinley. At the conclu-
sion of the conference Secretary Loeb on
behalf Of the President, said:
'Plans for the congressional campaign
were gone over generally and the Presi-
dent expressed himself as being in en-
tire accord with the committee"
Chairman Sherman said; "The head
quarters of the republican congressional
camaign committee win be opened in the
st. James building in New York next
Wednesday. From that time the com
mittee will take an active part in the
campaign. The principal speakers Of
the campaign will be Secretary of War
Taft; Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw;
Speaker Cannon; Senator Beveridge, and
other senators.
The campaign book is now in course
of production but viii not be completed
for several weeks"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
NEWSPAPERS COMMENT.
Bannerman's Statement Before Inter-
Parliamentary Congress Criticized.

LONDON, July "a. Newspapers this
morning comment on Premier Campbell
Bannerman's address before the inter-
Parliamentary Union and the reply TO
his phrase, "The Russian Parliament is
dead; long live the Russian Parliament
Conservative journals consider this lat
ter undiplomatic, and indisereet, while
others automatically correct the inter-
probation v suit the Emperor Of Russia;
while the Liberal organs characterize il
as blend Of high courage and deep
caution, and nothing over which diplo-
macy can stumble. Perry Norman in the
Daily Chronicle says that the phrase.
considering by whom IT was said and
where, "Will echo round the world
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
KRETzER WILL GET PURSE.

SEASIDE Ore. July 23.-As reward
for his heroism in rescuing Leah Cohen,
the little daughter Of Leon Cohen, Of
Portland from death by drowning in the
breakers in front Of the Hotel Moore.
at this place last Thursday, purse Of
$500 has been presented to Harry Kret-
zer The sum was given by residents
and visitors. who are loud in their praise
of Kretzer's brave act.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
Delegates Of Twenty Nations
Come Together TO Discuss
Vital Questions.
BANNERMAN sTlRs DELEGATES
Atousss Great Enthusiasm BY Saying
"Ths Parliament Ia Dead; Long
Live the Russian Par.
Lament"

LONDON. July 23.-The fourteenth
conference u the Inter Parliamentary
Union opened today. representatives Of
nearly every nation being present.
Premier Banncrman addrvssed the
delegates and during suddeas outbursi
Of enthusiasm shouted THE Russian
Parliament is dead. long live the Rus
aian Parliament" Tho delegates cheered
msdly. The Russian delegates annonne'
ed their withdrawal owing TO the disso-
luton of their parliament.
This session OF the lnterparliamentary
Union has been called TO convene at
London, July 90, In order TO pass upon
the reports filed In June by the two
Commissions which were appointed Mt
the Brussels session last August. II
was considered wise TO have an extra
ordinary session OF the Union so that its
whole weight might be back OF the re-
quest for the conversion Of the Second
Hague Conference into permanent
body, when this proposition Is presented
TO the members of that conference next
May, In the form Of report approved
unanimously by the members OF the In.
terparlIamentary Commission.
This, which will be Of course, Import
ant 10 the report Of the commission on
model arbitration treaty. That commits
aion. like the one on international con-
gress, Is composed of very eminent men,.
It's President Ia Ernest Won Plener, Ex'
Minister OF Finance Of Australia. He
was for many years the leader OF the
German party in the Austrian Par
lament. This commission had to
grapple with these problems;
ID How TO draw treaty OF arbi-
tration which can be executed by all ma
tions, without holding the progressive
countries back TO the position of the
least advanced powers.
t2) How to draw treaty which
can hope TO be approved by the president
and senate OF the United States, without
fcrfeiting the favor Of the great powers
of Europe, that have adopted as their
standard the Anglo French treaty Of ar
btration.
This latter problem arose from the
failure Of the Hay Treaties to meet with
the failure of the United States in the
form in which they were negotiated.
The Hay treaties proposed to refer to
arbitration all questions OF legal ma
ture provided they do not affect the
vital interest or the honor OF either OF
the contracting powers, or the interests
Of third power A subsequent clause
was inserted which provided that when
any particular controversy might arise
a subsequent agreement should be en-
tered into between the contracting pow
ers, before resort could be had to the
Court Of Arbitration under the terms of
this treaty.
The senate struck out the word
"agreement" and substituted the word
"treaty" and then passed the treaty thus
amended by practically q unanimous
vote, only nine senators objecting to
the amendment, This amendment neces.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOLS OPEN.
About Sixty Per Cent Of Attendance
Before Fire Register.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.--The pub.
lie schools of San Francisco opened to-
day for the first time since the fire and
were well attended. As nearly thirty
school buildings were destroyed, the
schools in some of the districts are
badly overcrowded and will be conducted
on the half day session plan until more
facilities are supplied Conditions how
ever are more favorable than had been
expected by the authorities, School
Director Oliver estimated that the regis
tration is about 60 per cent of the chill
dren registered before April IS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
Accident Occurs at Diamond Lake
Thirty Miles From Spo.
kane Wash.
MANY PASSENGERS ARE HURT
Great Northern Passenger Plunges Down
Sixty-Foot Embankment and
is Engulfed in Waters Of
Diamond Lake.

SPOKANE July 23.-The engine. ex.
press car and smoking car Of the Great
Northern fast train, west-bound, are
submerged in the deep waters Of Dia'
mond Lake about 30 miles from Spokane
Nine men went down in the smoking
car and were drowned, and the engine
crew are dead in deep water.
As the train came through the porta
of the tunnel, the rails spread and the
engine plunged down 6O-foot embank.
ment into the lake. and was followed by
the express car and smoker. The Other
cars remained on the track. Their coup.
lings were unbroken.
The wreck caught fire from illuminat.
ing gas flames but were extinguished
An unknown man in the day coach was
probably fatally injured by the explosion
of the gas tank.
Diamond lake, though small body II
water, is about half mile long, and
known to be 800 feet deep in places, and
it is thought the engine lies in l25 feet
of water.
List Of Dead.
Among the dead are:
ED MUNS0N, engineer.
BELL fireman.
CHARLES DANNER, mail clerk.
GS0RGE r. STRICKLAND, express
messenger.
GEORGE CURTIS, lumberman of
Spokane.
T. j. DoLBoW, 2lOl E. Pacific ave-
nue., Spokane.
ED NEWCoME, of the Surety Invest
ment Company, is missing.
LlSt OF injured.
Those seriously injured are:
G. ]. MoHTLLS, of Spokane hands and
face burned.
JOHN LORD. of Seattle, left hand cut,
and face bruised and back hurt.
]. DURBIN of Spokane, hands cut and
otherwise badly injured.
TOM WAINCH, of Spokane, fingers
cut.
ELMER E. HALL, Of Colfax right
hand burned and face scalded.
HENRY Z. BYoRUM of Minot, N. D !,
badly burned and hurt internally.
Slight injured. dozen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-24
SEVEN SUITS FILED.

OMAHA. July 2S. Seven suits were
filed in the federal court today against
ranchmen in the western part Of the
State to compel them to remove unlaw-
full fences from the public domain. 1t
it alleged 25S0OO acres are illegally in
closed. Several Of the defendants are
among those under indictments for con-
nection in alleged land frauds.