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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
AFTER UNION PACIFIC.
roosevelt Orders Vigorous Action sv
moody-Send Officials to Prison.


Washington, Nov 3-Wbolesale
criminal prosecutions are to be begun
ny tne Department of Justice against
nign omcials of the Union Pacific Coal
company and others, who are alleged
10 be mixed up in the frandulent
accusation OF vast areas of coal land
In utah and Wyoming.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt has interested
nlmself personally in the land fraud
cases and after careful examination
Vi the report of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, which was made
olrect to him, he has turned over the
papers to the Department of Justice
WIN instructions to act, and act Wig
piousiy' against all who were shown to
nave been concerned In the fraudu-
zen, entry and fraudulent acquisition
Oh land by the coal company and by
the railroad company.
d. T. Marchand, attorney for the
and ex-Judge Elmer e.
lnomas, OF Omaha, are arranging the
evidence for presentation to the Fed.
eraI grand juries in at least two
places. Indictments will be sought for
perjury, subordination of perjury and
violation of the land acts under which
Lne coal land, valued at many mil
ions OF dollars. is alleged to have been
stoien from the government nv tbe
'aliroad company for the use of the
'oai company, which 1t owns.
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BADGES to Identity Soldiers.

Washington. Nov. 1-Acting rnor
the recommendation of SURGEON. CO.
ha % ~ helliy' Acting Secretary Oliver
t uas ordered that hereafter identified.
s s;In tags OF aluminium, the size of a
ollSer dollar, stamped with the name.
company, regiment or troop of The
wearer, De suspended from the neck
oI each officer and soldier underneath
1ne clothing by cord or tbone
inese badges will be issued rratni.
.ousiy to enlisted men and at COST
price TO officers. The Importance of
sucn badges is shown by thousands Of
graves of unidentified soldiers
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
utes Depose CHIEF Ahnsb

sheridan ,Wyo., Nov. 3.-Chief All
pan has been deposed. In a tribal
council today the Utes expressed their
dissatisfaction over their leaders con.
sent TO a pow-wow with the whites.
oy deposing him and electing the
place. III MS
Back Whisker made an impassion-
"a narangue, urging the members OF
me tribe to fight for their right TO
i've. He charged Ahpah with having
prevented a junction with the Chey.
ennes' 600 of whom. he declared. only
await the signal to come to the Utes'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

Biz Rapids, Mich. Nov. 6.-To prove
tnat wax figure rests In the grave
supposedly occupied by Lafora s.
Baker, alleged defaulting cashier OF
the Northern National Bank OF Big
rapids. James Donovan. millionaire
lumoerman. viii have the coffin ex-
humed. Donovan says Baker Is alive
and wei, and was last seen headed for
Honolulu. He asserts the wax figure
was prepared In New York and sent
TO Big Rapids to deceive those who
sought Bakers arrest on a charge OF
bank looting. to the tune OF about
s2,0o0.00O
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
President Buys Coach Hors.s

Baltimore. Nov. President Roose.
ven velt recently bought a pair of fine
soacning horses in the West. The ami.
mans are excellently matched. They
are naif-orothers. 0 years old bav geld
,ngs' mahogany in color and 1s hands
n,gn. They were sired in Micbigan hr
woodoine by Nutwood the mother he.
ins French coaching stock. They wara
raised together and have never bean
separated. They will be driven a~c,,,
siVely TO the Presidents coach '''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
ALCOHOL, MAKING AND USE.
Bulletins Containing Useful Informa
ton to Be Issued.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Unitef
States Department of Agriculture has
In press and will soon issue two farm
ers' bulletins, Nos. 26S and 269. relat
ing to Industrial alcohol. the former
treating Of its sources and manufac.
ture and the latter of its uses and sta.
tlstics. These bulletins have been pre-
pared by DR.. H. w. Wiley, chief of the
bureau Of Chemistry, and are designed
TO meet the popular demand for infor-
nation In regard to denatured alcohol.
relating to which law was passed bv
Congress on June Z, 1906.
These bulletins define In a proner
way what denatured alcohol is. the
sources from which it is obtained the
processes and appliances used IN its
manufacture, the cost of manufa ctur-
Ing, the uses to which 1t NAV he an.
piled and the officials of the govern
ment charged with the enforcement of
the law.
The bulletins are illustrated and arc
Tor free distribution. Application
should be made to members of Con
gress or to the United States Denart-
ment of Agriculture.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

La Sale ILL.,. Nov. 6.-The Farm.
ers q Miners Bank of Ladd, a mining
town. was held up and robbed this
evening The assistant cashier. ]. ].
Hurley, was alone in the banl. VIZ
Two, TWO men entered and. covering him
win revolvers, ordered him to throw r,
up MS hands. The robbers tben
narcned him to back room. wbere
sney pound him. The robbers tban
nelped themselves to the cash and
escaped. The amount of their hoo au
VIII De $1,000 as near as can h 60;
mated by the officials oe esu-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

richmond, Va, Nov. 2.-The Presi
uen'' mrs. Roosevelt and Surgeon-Gen
vra hixey. at Pine Knot. got up early
ms morning and started on hunt
.or wiid turkeys. The President has
never potted wild turkey and il is
uis ambition to add one to his record
some OF his neighbors undertook 70
pay a Joke on him by turning a floci
=. uomesuc turkeys of the mammoth
bronze variety into the woods and
driving them so that they would fall
a prey TO the Presidents gun bnt
nr. Roosevelt would have none Of the
domestic birds. VI tue
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Emma Goldman In J,;I-

New York. Nov. Emma co,dmor
1--WE other women and five men. all of
wnom are alleged to be anarchists and
VINO were arrested last night for al
resed violation of the section of the
asl code which prohibits '.unlawfuI
tnhssenoles for the purpose of over.
.nlowing the government" were ar
I r. In Poice Court today. and held
Ia sl,ooO bail each for further exani.
nation. Morris Berkowitz. who was
asrraigned ON a charge Of attempting 10
h no.e a Tiot was sent to the work
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Maaoon Act. wI,h ulso.

Havana. Nov. Ito end the feeling
OF Insecurity throughout the island
aue TO the existence OF struggling
bands called into being by the recent
'nsurrection. Governor Magoon has
ordered tho employment OF strong
bodies OF rural guards TO pursue and
scatter the bands and restore order
American troops viii replace the rural
guards In the towns In which the lat.
Ter are withdrawn. Governor Magoon
said that he is determined to prevent
horse stealing and that he win have
persons guilty OF this offcnse arrested
and punished.
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Suspect Ute rreanhar,.

sheridan, Wyo., Nov. Ga mes.
senger arriving at Arvada from the
headquarters of the Tenth and sixtb
cavalry reports change in the plans
Inc utes will be brought to Arvada
ana taken from there by rail, instead
OF marching overland to Fort Meade
as was at first proposed. They should
arrive at Arvada tomorrow evening
treachery on the part of the ITtes
rs oelleved to be the reason for the
c1ange. Many dissatisfied Utes stilI
s p resistance to removal from
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
Northwest Postal Affairs.

Washington, Nov. 3.-RuraI carriers
appointed: '--e' .
Oregon-Boyd, route 8. George E.
WATSON carrier, Leven E. WaIston
suos.itute; The Dalles, route 2. Dan
LEI stewart carrier, John Stewart sub
Wasnington-Mount Vernon. route
., william 7. Stephens carrier. Elmer
X. Pritchard substitute.
washington Postmasters appointed:
De"atto, Clara Barlow. vice William
M; Nance, resigned; Port Stanley,
Sonn Z. Ringler, vice F. d. Cunning
ham, resigned.
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smeItermen's WAGES Raised

Butte Mont, Nov 3.-In the East
nelena smelters of the American
aneiung d Refining Company, the
Wages or common laborers were raised
thursday: About 80 per cent of the
lorce Is affected by the increase which
VIII De about per cent. Men work
ing ten-hour shift, getting 80 a day.
wiz hereafter receive s2.25. those
snoer the eight-hour basis receiving
s1'zo 10 SS,25 will get 10 cents more
a gay; The total increase will be
about $4,000 a month.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. e.-orders have
been given by the Union Pacific for
material for ten new motor.cars. which
VIII De constructed at once In the
omaha shops New machinery OF the
value OF $3.50 has been ordered 10
De used In the manufacture OF these
motor cars. but the work will not wait
Tor the arrival OF the new machinery
Construction OF the ten cars now or.
aerea VIII proceed simultaneously
they will have gasoline engines OF 200
horsepower. VI 'VV
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

i Sheridan. Wyo., Nov. 2.-Furthei
details of the raiding of government
supply train bound for the camps Of
the Tenth and Sixth Cavalry from
Arvada characterlzes 1t as a very
clever piece OF work, evidently plan
ned by some OF the older heads of the
Ute tribe. According to Driver James
Forgen. no Indians we're In sight until
| a bunch OF about 100 mounted red
skins suddenly dashed out OF defile
In the hills and quickly surrounded
him. They made little noise outside
OF few sharp yells in the nature Of
commands, and, while several Indians
kept Forgen under their rifles, the bal
ance looted his wagon train OF 5000
pounds OF -four, the sacks OF which
were strapped to the cayuses OF the
Utes. who then disappeared into the
hills.
As the result OF the raiding OF the
supply train, the troops are In need,
and operations looking to a chase OF
the Utes are practically at a stand
still until supplies can be had. More
supply trains will be sent out from
Arvada at once. Troops from Keogh
with supplies are now at Ashland, on
the way to the camp OF the Tenth |
near Moorhead.
The Utes have completely outwitted |
the military, and are now reported |
back in Wyoming. on Little Powder
river. retracing the route by which
hey entered Montana. They evident.
y know OF the arrival OF troops at
ashland. and have either given UP
he attempt to reach the Cheyennes
,r are waiting for that band to meet
hem In some other part OF the coun-
ry The Utes on Bear Creek have
lot moved, according to telephone
Message received yesterday afternoon.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
MANY SHIPS
FLUNG ASHORE
East Coast of Canada Strewn With
Wreckage.
Many Sailors Perish in the Waves =
Boats Smashed When Launched
From Stranded Bark - Four Men
Swept From Life-Raft-Many Ter
ribIe Experiences.

Halifax, N. s., Nov. 6.-Dispatchel
today have been pouring into this cit,
bringing news of vessels wrecked OF
In distress. OF wires Frustrated and oil
damage done by gale and sea along
the coasts Of Nova Scotia, Cape Bre
ton, New Brunswick and Prince ed
ward Island. Four vessels were driven
ashore; another having everything
movable on deck washed away, was
forced to put back to the port from
which she had sailed, and the steamer
Turret Bell. which went aground on
the north side of Prince Edward Is
land last week, was driven farther
ashore and will probably be total
wreck.
The storm was more violent in
Northumberland Strait. Two schooners
and one bark were swept aground in
this strait. and a third schooner was
wrecked near the Eastern entrance.
The Norwegian bark Adeona tried
10 weather the gale off Rexton, N. B..
but dragged her anchors and ground
ed on North Reef. She sprang a leak
and. according to the latest Informal
ton received here, five of the IL men
constituting her crew had been
drowned In an attempt to reach shore
and the other seven were still on
BOARD and In imminent danger of be-
ng swept overheard or dying from ex-
'osure. The tremendous seas made 1t
for any vessels to 20 to |
Ter assistance.
Near the same place the schooner
lumber-laden, went ashore.
Inc Windsor. N. s., schooner One
"a, after being partly dismantled by
he storm, brought up on the rocks at
OK Point, on the northern coast of
iowa Scotia. Her crew of four men
'as rescued when almost overcome by
xhaustion and exposure.
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River in Old chsnns,

New York. Nov. 6-Tbo cou,,
Pacific's office here was ofso;o,I' s"ei u
ra Seu p Sooay mat the break in the Colo.
v vail H a Leading to the Imperial
cl a,y ana Salton Sea was effectnaIiv
ola oSSe eh oy the engineers yesterday Tbs
i Jr enamel ana. OF the river is being RAN.
nny y secured and will take care of tbe
in'idn now of water. The dam a 'ns
he he Tan are nine miles in length and will viii
D',,, rapidly pushed to completion AVA "i'
IRENE high water. '''er ABOVE ex-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10
PORTLAND MARKETS.

The New York Journal Of Commerce,
said OF eascnra bark.
Wholesale dealer Ia cascara sagra
q" OF PORTLAND, Or, declared that moi
more thhn hve cars had been peeled thi.
season aud receipts from tho gathering
sections were generally In lots Of 200 n
ooo pounds. There il a fairly steady
demand on spot, and mono ton lots ara
wanted for export. Quotations are aus
ts'ned AZ lOhWlsc NJ to age. quantity
and seller. - f"""'''
"heat--Export basis, Club. ele.
biuestem, osc; Valley. 56c; red. ale
osts-eNo. I white, sea. 56Des. so.
gray, s2J.5062s.O0.
Ing. f22i rolled. s2a. WV"
kye-sl.S5Wi.io per cwt.
Vofn~Whole, $3.50; cracked. s2s 30
Bran, city. sl4.50. conn.
~, sio'ov per ton; middlings. $500.
shofts, city, $1,000 country, si7 100 no,
TOM chop, y. 5. Mills. 1880: Hnseed
per ton. '' F'es"V
hay- Valley timothy, No. I. sfoDll|
per ton Eastern Oregon timothy. sitc9
s@io'voi clover, $4,000 90; cheat. a7S5
80; grain hay. 800; alfalfa. siir.sS:
seteh hay. $76f7.6n. ~''''
domestic fruits-Apples. eomm,s IN
ehofec, 1octpl5c per box. choice IN faa.
y, 'oe'ofi.opi grapes, ti.50Mi.65 por
crate peaches. I5cMsl; pears 7seca
ti.1oi eranberrtes. *0Mp. so ner hs,rsi.. |
2s'nee', sieli-as per box persimmons'
Fresh Vegetables cahahse ~
@t'se pound; cauiifower. kl'sb ~
ue-eh' celery. sSWs5c per dozen, eog
f,a"' si.oo per crate; lettuce. head e0e
Frr do<cni onions l0Mletbe per A.
oen PsPpsrs oci pampkins, 1hc pound |,
'assen, s.toe per pound; tomatoes. 80 |,
fove per box; parsley, lOMl5c; SQUASH Il
NE per pound; hothonse lettuce soes
55s per box. '''sf o0'8
Root Vegetables Turnips. ooemst
per sack; carrots, eOe0si ner 49,
bests. sl1oa SO per sack: sarl,e ~ |
~ ipc per pound; horxeradtsh otatn.
~ pound; sweet potatoes. 2asise per
onions-oregen, 75eGsl Der hu,sre,
Potatoes Buyinx prices. Ore.'o.
fancy, e0e. eonmon esc,ss' /,
Butter City rreameries. 49,. I
creamery, SOC per pound state cream. I
,s,... fsecy creamery, 25G27ize; store
hsgs-orsgoH ranch. ssGs5e per doz. d
~ best Eastern, 26027e; ordinary
Eastern, 28625e. u'nAiy
Cheese-oregon full cream twin
is,e lt1ze; Young America, 15faI5L~
fouitry-Ayerage old hens. l2cslzc.l
mixed chickens, 12@l2sze; spring. iscs Ii
lee; old boosters, sa1oe; dressed ehief. / 4
80, .o'ssisei turkeys, live, 17a171ke: 4
zsese' i've, per pound, s0sc; dueks u a
1 ~ pigeons, sl@I50; squads. t2(a II
caffie-Best steers, <3.5eNs.75: me. c
'ium, s5o5-z55 COWS, s225fD2.65: see-
~ oa grade cows szQ2-55; bulls, si-5O@
=. ssessesp-Besf, s4-soN475; lambs, IS o
10 Hii'ssgss--Best, ss.so@e.75; lightweight, . ?
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Radical Lawn for Er.ps.

Paris, Nov. 2.-The Cabinet has de
ciued TO include in its Parliamentar,
program the purchase OF the Western
i,ai,way, and bill providing for the
snontion OF the death penalty. War
minister Piquart's plan for the reform
OF courtmartial amounts to their en-.
tire suppression, substituting therefor
civii procedure In the case Of offenses
punishable by common law, while dis
cipiinary courts will deal with infrac-
tons OF discipline.
Minister OF Public Works Barthous'
project for the revision Of The Ier
contemplates the taking over bv e.
state OF all mines. tue
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

Navy yard srSpIoyes we're xiyeu
seavs d ahssncs long snouoeh to vote
Cheap svIschmsn will 10 on strIke
uaisss shs railsosds ae<cds u their de-
mants.
Il = probable that the authorities Of
Harvard viii prohibits footbill after
ehs pysssas season.
The Hartman Hines are bui!d,nr
vFeek-prooi steel mail cars to replace
thslr pssssnt wooden cars.
4 nasivs ioossd the brakes on a car
- The new railroad In Ecuador and
me car dashed down grade and killed
ssysu psrsons.
1hones kinssy, puTssr on tho A.
Asese ltnsr ~. Paul. has crossed the
eeean sol times. more than any other
3ivtne man. He has sailsd = total Of
1.7os. 900 miles.
ssiIoss who we're debarysd from |
eanoing IN ~ Amusement hall 1t New
pess. =. l., have begun suit against |
the psovpistor. Roosvslt has contrib
sfsd 900 10 hep thsir case.
Ihe heirs OF the estate OF Psbst. tbs
nhwaskss brsv~s, vii have 4, pa,
ne inheritsnee La on "a 900 900 stoct |
- the Psbss Brewing company. trans
'sFssd % them shortly before his death. l.
6tsnslsnd and Herring. the vreckrs.
ot shs hilwaukss Avenue bank. OF Obi.
oAeo, vsrs today Sentenced 10 indstsr.
mieass terms Of imprisonment, which
may run from one 10 ten years. This
VIII not increase stsnsisnd's present | |
sentsncs.
Pesy says he 10 only returning for / /
provisions and supplies. 10
The Standard oil comspny IL opsnlv :
trail. =
Aiics Roosevelt Longworth is making
politics an important part OF hsr social !
duties.
Bodies sxhumsd Ia Mount Calvary L
'smetsry. Portland. are found TO b. =
pstri6sd. Q
After three days persistent hunting. b.
President Rcoss fslt has finally bsssed Of
Wild turkey. n,
=. LOT
II 's expected that records Of the San hi
'ssnciscc mint viii disclose rank gratis al
that Institution. &C
big German mericsn Insurance h,
ompAny has paid all its San Francisco al
- icssss and rsorgsnizsd to continue dc
! business.
Inc Daks Of Marlborough fsnds II -
'rssssFy to practice rigid economy a. "a
rssnh OF his separation from his rich ed
msrican wife. W,
AZ lonely stage station In the Coast r r.,
ounsAins . dog was discovered 10 be- fe'
'awinx human band. Search IL be. thl
Z made for the body. Wi
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nuIl.RaItInn =, c.,..

Colon. Nov. She celebration n,
me third anniversary OF the founda.
tion OF the Republic OF Panama con.
tnned here today. There was a hull
batting and other amusements in the
afternoon, and fireworks In the even.
ing. A thanksgiving service was beid
and a reception by the Consular ON.
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ttf%< ne - wv kN8L0HFAH80-
Lenox. Mass. Nov. ss-That Com
mandsr Robert e. Peary encountered
unusual difficulties m his search 10,
the North Pole was indicated In q
telegram received today By Norris X.
Jessup. president OF the Peary Arctic
Club. The most significant portion of
the telegram. however. was that con-
tanning an intimation that Command
er Peary would again try to md the
North Pole. The telegram follows:
hopeda'e Labrador, w way OF
Iwillingale. Newfoundland. Steamer
Roosevelt now here. Repairing rud-
der and stern. taking ballast and
awaiting arrival mall steamer TO Sc
cure coal.
Return voyage incessant struggle
with Ice to Cape York. September 20.
Then storms aud head winda 10 Lab
rador coast, October 20.
Carried away two rudders. stern
post and two bIades OF propeller. fore
top mast and spanker boom: lost one
oosf; burned all coal and some inter
Tor beams. using wood and blubber |
along coast
Expect to communicate again from
chapcsn Bay. All progress viii be
slow. Have no anxiety for our safety |
and give no credance to exaggerated
rcporta.
Roosevelt Is returning this year for
ADDITIONAL supplies and for repairs.
several tons OF whale meat and dog
God thrown away last fall after poi
oning a number OF dogs. Other SUP
lies lost by breaking OF ice In April.
"pEAQXr |,
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The authorities In Nav yo,k c,,,
have maed out ten thousand orders q
arrest, to be ready In case, of smsr
sency on election day.
Congressman Hoar, a son Of thu la,s
Senator Hosr, is dead.
The navy ia badly in need Of bo.ni.
'sis ON the Pacific coast.
High prices OF meat In Gs,m,ov
makes the Germans vegetarians.
Steel building constructors IN Nav
'ork refuse to deal with the unions.
Fifteen leaders OF the recent Russian
revolt have been sentenced 10 sihsr;a
Count Boni refuses TO bslieve his
him. W "''oioe
Norway and Sweden are di.n,,,n.
about the ownership Of the island ~
sPitzbergen. VI
secretary OF War Taft addressed n
great audience at Poea .elIo. Idaho ON
law and order. y"
heSSy storm has swept over
rance, accompanied by heavy snow
and tidal wave at Toulou.
~ is said the csar is practically a
P Ps.soner OF the grand dukes, who 70 zee
MIN to aequieses to their orders.
UP TO November the number Of no.
loon licenses Issued In Chicago for the
'nsuing quarter was l2e less than sir
months ago. "
by comparing finger prints a soldis,
p the penitentisry at Fort Leavsn.
WORTH Kan, has been discovered 10 hs
IN escaped murderer from England.
nsssnI Storms have disIodged large
lpantities OF mud from the sides of
aount 'esuvius, causing damage 10
!. railway and farms on the mount.in
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Monument on Win. n,.l

white Plains. N. Y. Nov. 2-AmId
n ooo waving OF flags and cheers from
o.Vvv people, the monument commem'
Grating the battle OF White Plains on On
~, It's isvth anniversary was dedicated
IN, me village Park Association erected
me monument on the spot that marks
me Dreast-works OF General Washins.
ION; The stone is OF granite. ana re
saolet OF bronze. On the top OF the
stone Is the old mortar cannon ans
up near the spot. " Jug
over 1000 children and sever.,
~rand Army posts assisted
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Wireless From rooo,,.

ionopah. New, Nov. 6.-Postmaster
nIara Mushet announced TODAY that
s'ans are now practically comnIetaS
aUr wireless telegraph service hatwa''
,ionopah and San Francisco VII VIII
'ess pant is to be installed in thts
lamp, which 1t is expected win WILLS .nls
'''ec' with San Francisco. "
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Four Of Crew Are Missing,

North Sydney, N. s., Nov. 6.-The
Gaspe, Que. schooner Torridon, Cap
tam Landon, coal laden, from this port
LOT Gaspe was wrecked on Meiners
island yesterday and four of the crew
VINO boarded raft hastily construct.
ed, are missing. Captain Landon and
the Others of the crew were rescued
The vessel Is a total loss.
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Japsn's New BattlesbI,

london, Nov. 3.-The Daily Tele-
graph says it is reported that Japan
mas decided to begin the construction
OF a pattleship exceeding the displace-
men, ment OF the Dreadnaught by 5000
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-10

washington, Nov. The Director
o y, .ne mint today purchased 100 o0o
ounces OF silver at 7O.71c per ', Az
ounce' TOT delivery at the Denver mint