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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
REVOLUTION NOT CRUSHED
Private kilograms From Salvador Say
General Toledo Has 1000
Armed Men
By Associated Press.

bE NSSoclated Pr@SS
MEXICO CIT Y, June 1.--Prieate~teie-
grams from Salvador show that Gen.
Toledo is now well within the southern
part of Guatemala, with 1000 well armed
men and abundant ammunition.
The revolutionists are receiving an
abundant supply of arms and have well
filled war chests. Important develop
ments are expected daily. The revolu-
ton is far from being crushed. There
Is much enthusiasm on the revolution
lists side and Gen. Barrellist is report led
moving on Ocos with largely increa sed
forces.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
FIND SUSPECT is INNOCENT
Jury Discharges Boy Held for Murder
Of Twelve-Yearsold
Seattle Girl
Rv Assnclated Presa.

SEATTLE. Wash, June 1.-Testi-
mony was taken today in the inquest
over the body of Elsie Mlllhuff. the 12-
year-old daughter of w. s. Millhuff, a
miner, who was murdered at RentOn
Tuesday night.
Tom Neligan. the t5-year-old news
boy held on suspicion, was one of the
first witnesses.
This afternoon the prosecuting attor-
ney called off the taking Of further tes-
timony before the coroners jury, de-
claring that there was no evidence to
warrant holding Nelligan. After five
minutes deliberation the jury returned
q verdict of death at the hands of a
person unknown. Sheriff Smith has Of
fered a reward of $1,000 for the capture
of the murderer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Butler Explains Also

President Butler stated that having
been quoted as declaring that the gov
ernor. in failing to include the consoli-
dation proposition in his call, had
broken a promise he wished to make
an explanation as to that. He said
that in company with Postmaster
Flint he had called on Governor Pardee
and that after talking the matter over
at some length with the governor and
his legal adviser, the latter had ex-
pressed approval of the proposition.
Governor Pardee then announced
that, as his legal adviser had approved
the proposition, it would be satisfactory
to him. Mr.. Butler said he had called
on Mr. Flint in regard to this matter
yesterday and the postmaster's views
as to the governors intention conceded
with his own.
The commission accepted an invita-
tion from the Municipal league to at
tend a dinner to be given by the latter
organization at Levy's next Thursday
evening. AT this dinner II. c. Dillon
and Stoddard Jess will be asked to de-
liver addresses explanatory of the con-
solidation movement
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Tornado Wrecks Buildings
3v Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIdItU ITVs5
VINITA, I. r., June IA tornado
struck this section last night. No
damage was done here. At Claremore
the Nelson building, unoccupied; the
Farmers National bank building, in
course of construction; three residences
and numerous smaller buildings were
demolished. James Packet and a boy
named Shelton were hurt, but not dan
gerously.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
TRAIN ROBBERS
GET LONG TERMS
By Associated Press.

VANCOUVER, b. c., June IA
special to the Province from Kamloops
says:
The trial of Bill Myer. alias Edwards,
and two other train robbers was con-
cluded here this afternoon. The jury
brought in verdict of guilty. Edwards
and William Dunn We're sentenced TO
the penitentiary for life and Louis COL
quoun for twenty-five years
The prisoners all took the sentences
philosophically.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Recalls Hanna Disaster
By Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Utah. June 1.-The
coal mine disaster at Hanna, Wyo., in
l 904, is recalled by a verdict rendered
in the state court here today against
the Union Pacific Coal company.
Henry Rasmussen, an undertaken, was
awarded $10,792 for recovering and
burying the bodies of 16S victims of
the disaster.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
MULE CARS THING OF PAST
Tucson, Arizona, Rejoces Over install
Iation of Up to Date
Electric Service
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz., June 1.-The electric
street car system was inaugurated here
today amid great enthusiasm.
The first car from the University to
Elysian grove carried city and county
officials and leading men of the city.
The old mule car system, now retired
was one of the delights of winter tour
lists to Tucson and was given wide
fame in pictures and literature
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
HENRIK IBSEM LAID TO REST
Remains of Great Norwegian Poet and
Dramatist Buried at
Christiania
BY Associa ted J ress.

CHRISTIANIA, June 1.-The body of
Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian poet and
dramatist, was buried today with
every demonstration of popular sorrow
in the cemetery attached to the
Church of the Holy Trinity.
The mourners included King Haakon,
the cabinet ministers, the members of
the Norwegian parliament and repre-
sentatives of artistic and scientific So
cieties, both home and foreign.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Senate Committee Stands
Z to 5 Against the
Utah Man
Final Vote viii Soon Be Taken and
Indications All Poi1t to the
Unseatng of the Nor.
mon Senator

81 BY Associated Press.
q SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June
p 1.-The news from Washington
o that the senate committee on priv
@ ileges and elections had come to a
o decision as to the status of Sena-
@ tor Smoot aroused the greatest in
o terest in this city.
@ Governor John G. Cutler declined
@ to discuss the finding of the com
@ mittee. The state legislature will
@ meet in regular session next Janu-
@ ary and it is commonly understood
@ that should a vacancy be declared
@ Governor Cutler would appoint a
@ senator to fill the unexpired term.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
steamers Clear for Nome
By Associated press.


SEATTLE, Wash. June 1.-The
White Star Steamship company's
steamer Ohio. and the Northwestern
Steamship company's steamer Victoria,
pulled away for Nome today. These
are the first of the local fleet to clear
for Bering sea. A big crowd was at the
dock to witness their departure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Give Banquet for W. J. Bryan

BY ASsOcIdIF'I f-Ie5s
BUDAPEST, Hungary. June IA
banquet was given tonight in honor of
w. j, Bryan. Speeches laudatory of
American freedom and virility We're
delivered by Count Albert Apponyi,
minister of worship, and Francis Kos
suth, commerce minister.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
AdJusters Extend Time
BY Associated Press.

OAKLAND, June lat the meeting
of the insurance adiusters' committee
this afternoon 1t was announced that
81 of the III companies involved in the
San Francisco loss have agreed to ex-
tend the time for filing proofs of loss
TO August II.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
TAKES A SHOT AT scRlsES
San Jose Newspaper Men Encounter
Former San Francisco Policeman
Who Is Looking for Trouble

BY Associated Press
SAN JOSE, June t.-when Mrs
Gerald Beaumont, city editor Of the
Mercury, and Jack Shea. a reporter
stepped down into the street at 2
o'clock this morning they stumbled over
a drunken man asleep In the doorway.
They shook him and told him to move
on, whereupon he drew a revolver and
fired a shot at them, but without effect.
Upon being arrested he proved to be
Peter Gillian, a Santa Cruz constable,
and formerly was a policeman of San
Francisco. He is in the city prison.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Makes Big Diamond Haul
Associa Ted Press.


BERLIN. June IA Turkish order
set in diamonds and valued at $4,000
was stolen last night from the museum
of arms and armor In the arsenal
The thief seemingly secreted himself
I'm the museum over night and es-
capped through a window
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Americans Die in
Bloody Battle at
Cananea
Mexican Town on Fire
and Streets Strewn
With the Dead
Arizona Rangers Ordered to Naco
to Act With Governor YsabeI
Of Sonora-Fightng
Continues

. 9 o . 90 O o @NWANA . . G
> BY Associated Press. g
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The &.
> Picayunes special from Bisbee, e.
Ariz., says: g
> News has reached here from &.
) Cananea. Mex, of a bloody race g
war at that place. The town is on Z.
). fire and streets are strewn with g
> dead and woun nded. The Arizona G
> rangers and a large posse of citi- G.
> zens of Bisbee have just left Bis (.
) bee for Cananea. At last accounts g
> the fighting con tinues. 8
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Darlington Must Die
" Associated Press.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, June L.
The supreme court today affirmed the
decision in the case OF Lord" r. Sey-
mour harrington, condemned TO death
for the murder of james p, MoCann.
and fixed the date OF execution for
July 26
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
TO REBUILD SUB-TREASURY
House Committee Allows 100000 for
New Structure and $4,000 for
Additional Ground
~ Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-The house
committee on public buildings and
grounds today inserted in the omnibus
building bill an item of $375OOO for the
rebuilding of the subtreasury of San
Francisco
Additional ground for the site is to be
purchased with $4,000 of the amount
and the balance will be used for the
building
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair Sat-
urday with occasional periods Of
cloudiness; high fogs; westerly
winds. Maximum temperature in
Los Angeles yesterday, 81 de-
grees; minimum, 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Defrauds Creditors
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE. Cal, June Lester
Ball, San Francisco saloon man. was
arrested here last night on a charge
of attempt to defraud creditors i'm that
city. He had $S454 in gold and notes
in his pocket He will be returned to
San Francisco this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Postmasters Nominated
By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The pres
ident today sent to the senate the fol-
lowing nominations of postmasters in
California: w. M Tisdale. Redlands;
r. M Wright WatsonVille.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Custom Receipts Increase
BY Associated Press,

MANILA, June 1.-The customs re-
ceipts of the port of Manila for the
month of May amounted to $1051,-
72969, an increase of $3.50. GAS over
the receipts for May, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Anarchists Knew of Plot

According to a writer in the Evening
Standard the London anarchists at
least a week ago knew that an outrage
was to be attempted at Madrid. He
says that three weeks ago five anarch-
ists-two Italians, a Frenchman, Swiss
and man of Spanish descent born in
South America-went to Paris to attend
an International conclave. After their
return frequent meetings were held and
unusual activity was displayed.
Ten days ago two of the five, one be-
ing the South American, left London
for Madrid. After their departure one
of the inner council of the anarchists
declared that King Alfonso would never
leave the church alive, adding:
wait until the news comes''
A dispatch to a news agency from
Madrid this evening says that the exact
casualties are now stated to be seven
teen dead and seventy-six injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 1-That Reed
Smoot is not entitled to his seat in
the United States senate as a senator
from Utah was the decision of the
senate committee on privileges and
elections declared today by vote of
z to 5.
The decision was on Senator Dubois
resolution offered at the meeting two
weeks ago, which was carried by Sen
ators Burrows, Dolliver Pettus, Over
ing in the affirmative and Senators
Foraker, Dillingham;, Hopkins, Bev-
eridge and Knox in the negative.
The vote of Senator Depew was not
cast. Votes were had on the con-
Stitutional questions of expulsion and
exclusion, after which the members
of the committee expressed themselves
in favor of vote in the senate at the
present session of congress.
The resolution on the subject of ex-
clusion was introduced by Senator
Foraker as a test of the question
whether Senator Smoot should be
ousted from his seat by a majority
vote of the senate or whether by
tWo-thirds vote of the senate he shall
be expelled from his seat.
Declares Seat Vacant
The resolution declared that it is
the sense of the committee that Sem
ator Smoot's seat shall be declared va
cant.
If carried this would be equivalent
to a recommendation that he be ex-
cluded by a majority vote. 1t was
lost by vote of to s, the affirmative
votes being Senators Burrows, Dol
liver, Pettus, Dubois and Frazier, and
the negative votes being Senators
Foraker, Dillingham;. Hopkins, Bever-
idge, Knox, Bailey and Overman.
Senator Bailey then offered resolu-
tion declaring the sense of the commit
tee to be that Senator Smoot should
be expelled from his seat, which would
be recommendation that the senate
take the course requiring a two-thirds
vote of the senate to unseat him.
The result was a tie vote, Senators
Continued on Page TwO)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Woman Aoaultted OF Murder

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June Josephine
Terranova was today acquitted Of the
murder of her aunt, Concetta Reggie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
KING AND QUEEN
SHOW COURAGE
TAKE AUTOMOBILE RIDE N
MADRID
Now Reported That General WeyIer
Was Seriously Wounded by Bomb
Explosion-FiVe More
Deaths Occur
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MADRID, June 1.-The nervous ten
sion of the populace of Madrid has
been wrought up to the highest pitch
by the terrible events of King AL
fonso's wedding day.
The king and queen sought to reas-
sure the public by appearing today in
an open automobile unattended by
military guard. The king and queen
had the outward appearance of
serenity.
They were wildly acclaimed as they
passed through the Puerto del Sol, but
this was another invitation to some
miscreant to scatter death and de-
struction. Tonight the heavens are
red with illuminations from the Sc
govia bridge to the Atocha and from
that place the royal family and their
guests watch the lurid play of rockets
and roman candles; but all the bright
ness fails to lift the gloom that has
fallen on the community and seems but
reminder of the terrible events of the
wedding day.
Guard Royal Palace
Lines Oh cavalry SuarQ the entrance
to the royal palace. Lights sparkle in
many of the windows of the palace, but
the vastness of the structure gives a
sombreness corresponding to the pre-
vailing feeling of awe.
King Alfonso wishes to postpone the
royal ball set for tomorrow night, but
the ministers are seeking to persuade
him that the program should be car
ried out. The ministry probably will
prevail and every effort will be made
to efface by the splendid spectacle of
tomorrow's royal bull fight and the
wedding ball the memory of the tragedy
following so close upon the nuptials.
The police today arrested an ele-
gantly dressed Englishman as he was
boarding a train, as the person near
est to fitting the description of the
author of the outrage, but a lengthy
Interrogation of this prisoner in the
presence of the proprietor of the cham
ber from which the attempt was made
gave no satisfactory results.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-02
Posse Fired Upon

A train carrying one hundred men
left here for Cananea. Twenty-Five
armed men came down from Bisbee and
are guarding the American line here.
There has been fighting between this
party and Mexican customs officials
The posse started 10 cross the line
half "A mile below Naco and were fired
iCOnsinusu an Page pvVOl
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-05-03

3oc
for white lawn shirt waists
embroidered, or trimmed
regular Csc values.
89c
for ladies' muslin gowns
lace or embroidered trim
med, regular $I.Is values
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15
.WElLMAN PARTY
OFF FOR BALLOON
TRIP TO THE POLE

Paris. June l5.-Walter wellman and
the remaining members OF his Arctic
expedition left Paris at noon today fol
Tromsoc. Norway. A crowd OF people
including Ambassador Mccormick. saw
the party OF.
The mammoth airship and it's appli-
ances totalling so tons in weight, occu-
pied a special freight train.
Previous TO his departure Mr.. Well
man said:
we are fairly we'll satisfied with the
eirship and feel sure the balloon fea-
lures are the finest ever constructed But
In the mechanical features the construo-
tor has not been so fortunate. His work
Is good. but not perfect, requiring slight
changes at spitzbergen. where we snail
complete the machine. I still have faith
In the success OF the machinery though
strikes and the short time available pre-
vented its being made perfect"
= The erowd-chccred and bouquets were
presented TO the members OF the expedi-
tion as the train drew out OF the station.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15
PRESIDENTS
LATEST BEEF
TRUST LETTER

washington, June 15.--Secretary Loci
today gave out the following summary OF
the letter President Roosevelt wrote
Chairman wadsworth OF the house COM
n,ittee on agriculture. Disappearing OF
that committees substitute for the Bev-
eridge amendment 10 the agricultural bill
regarding the inspection OF meat pro-
ducts
In the letter to Mr.. wadsworth the
president stated that almost every change
IN the proposed house amendment was
q change for the worse as compared with
the senate amendment and that. no mat
ter how unintentionally. It was. In the
presidents judgment so framed as TO
minimize the chance OF roofing out the
evils I'm. the packing business; that the
president felt II would doubtless suit those
packers who objected 10 a thoroughgong
inspection. but that he also felt II would
In the long run be a heavy blow TO the
hnnest- stock raiser the- honest pack
err that the proposed amendment would
gravefy hamper the secretary OF agricul-
ture In doing the work appointed him 10
DO. and would simply defer the day when
we restore the foreign and Interstate
trade I'm meat to a satisfactory position.
The president has explained verbally
that he In far less concerned with the
question as TO whether the packers or
the government should pay for the In
spection than with certain other features
IN ehe bill.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15

Chairman W. l.. Hodgman of the pee
pie's campaign committee said: col. God
dard's letter brings fairly before the peo-
pie the question OF whether this state
shall be governed by the representatives
OF the people themselves. or by the rep
resentatives OF the Republican machine.
II hope 20 see, as the result OF Col
coddard's nomination, the election OF a
state legislature that will take orders
from no one man..
Mayor James II. Higgins OF Pawtucket
said: There is Democracy enough In
Col. doddardis letter for me, and promise
enough for the people OF Rhode Island.
tits a dignihed. courageous. manly letter,
graphic OF Rhode Island political condi-
tions."
Hon. John ]. Fitzgerald OF Pawtucket,
idol OF the fghting young democracy,
said: The letter Is just what those who
know Col, Goddard had the right 10 ex-
pect from him. II goes straight TO the
heart OF conditions in this state, and
would apply only logical remedy for our
political ills-Democratic government. of.
by and for the people"
Chairman Frank E. Fitzsimmons OF the
Democratic state central committee said:
"I do not see how any conscientious Dem
athats VI any HoHtci man. Naii aNAhoN ~
agree with all that Col. Goddard has said
sn the statesmanlike utterances contained
IN his letter OF acceptance. II is what
we expected when We named a man of
his antecedants. character ana standing
In the state His letter has the ring Of
sincerity. and bears the stamp OF truth ss
we all know it."
Former Gov. L. r. c. Garvin said: "It is
q good. strong letter, and represents cx-
actly Col. Goddard's own views. While
Col. Goddard IL an independent kepubli-
can. independent in the strictest sense,
am impressed with the fact that there has
not previously risen up in the Republican
party some strong man or men 10 coniA
bat Gen Brayton, or TO enter into any
contest with him. as has been done
against bosses in other states Gov. KIM
ball could have done this and Gov. Utter
could do II now; but ambitious men In
the Republican party seem indisposed 10
take Issue with Brayton."
The ex-governor referred 10 Gen. Bray
tons attempt TO criticisc Col. Goddard
for accepting the position OF presidential
slector from Rhode Island 10 years ago.
saying that II was a part OF the Repub-
lican machines policy 10 lend dignity TO
its ticket In national campaigns by Sc
lecting such men as Col. Goddard, as II
knew the people would not indorse weaker
men.
Hon. Rathbons Gardner said; 1.-The let
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15

ter, Is such an one as could only be ex,
, pectsd from Col Goddard. II Is gooa
statement. though some might not thihS
goes deep enough.
1T is Unnecessary. however. 10 go any
deeper now.
''The letter shows sufficient reason why
there should be a political housecleaning
THE statements OF Gen. Brayton re-
garding the letter convince me that he
was deeply hurt, and that theree was
sam n Bullock said: "The letter is
clear statement OF conditions sought TO
be reformed. II will bring many republi-
cans who have been holding back. to the
support OF Col. Goddard
John Doran, member Of the campaign
Spesson ieier ctuen me and
shows Col Goddards sincerity and desire
TO advance the public welfare. regardless
OF party; and l believe he will find
saPRor!t DaPE%'! extending beyond all lines OF
Hon Charles f. German said:
while the past exploitations or the
state have been extensive and the ma
chine has but little left In sight TO lay
its hands upon, there yet remains field
I'm which the people may protect their
rights and liberties and in part exact res
titution
Col. Goddard Ia right in saying that
the future OF reform In the state is hope
less unless the existint machine Is sup
planted by political party representing
Every well-wisher for the future OF
the Democratic party should give TO Col.
Goddard his fullest support His central
idea Is that Rhode Island demands a
government OF the people. by the people,
for the people; and that Is what II has
been best for all states, as well as the
nation. in the past. and will be so In the
future. whether the people confne their
government 10 the one party or the
| other.
mo one having the slightest acquaint-
| ance with Col. Goddard can believe for
| a moment that any act OF his In public
| life will be performed otherwise than In
the most intelligent unselfsh and pa
triotic manner
What now remains Is 10 ascertain
at the coming election whether the people
OF Rhode Island really want what every
American declares is necessary--a Gov
eminent OF the people by party d.
rected by the people To this end every
dua1Ifed elector should at once qualify
himself to express his preference"
Richard II. Comstock said. THE letter
OF acceptance OF Col. Goddard Is very
satisfactory TO me. II seems to me that
he has clearly defined the position he
occupies In the approaching campaign,
that he stands for decent government
in Rhode Island and believes that this
Is to be accomplished In no other way
Continued on page Six.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15
SERGT. ABRAHAM HILL
the BEST SHOT IN ARMY

Washington. June 15-The complete rec
ords of rife, pistol and carbine firing OF
the United States army for 1905, which
have just been published show Abraham
Hill. a sergeant I'm the Ath infantry. sta
toned In the department OF Dakota, 20
be the best shot In the army.
The percentage OF possible shots rnade
BY him on slow fre. time fire and skir.nish
IRE was ss33. The three others at the
head OF the list after him were Capt.
Rufus K. Longan, l1th infantry, depart
ment OF Missouri, &i; Sergt. william A.
cantrell. 9Th infantry. s67; Otto 8. Kann.
sergeant In I'd cavalry, department 4
Luxon. sl67.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15
OYSTER GROUNDS ARE
ALLOTTED BY BOARD

The board OF shell fish commissioners
today granted the applications OF Walter
r.. Wheeler OF Westerly for the lease OF %
acres OF oyster ground vest OF Patience
island. 70 acres east OF Prudence island
Charles w. Parmelee OF Providence for
800 acres north OF North Point and N
acres north OF Patience island: 10 Ben
5auin B. Martin OF Warren for go acres
east OF Warwick Neck
An application was received from Ben
iamin b. Martin. and continued. for lease
Of 10o acres southwest OF Bristol Neck.
40 acres adjacent thereto and 100 acres
shout Conimicut lighthouse.