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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18
Warszawa, 18 czerwca.

daWa terorySc1 napaai ma po0L-
te, zabili pocztyliona i zrabowali
dylizans. 0 9 godzinie wiecz'
zamordowano ma ulicy oficera
policyi, przechadzajacego sic z
iona. Ma pogrom zydow ME "a
nosi sic.
w Bialymstoku pogrom usta1'
Delegacya dumy narodowej pro-
wadzi sledztwo, azeby wykazac,
komu nalezy przypisac wine RE
ri zyd6w. General Beder zostai
mianowany gubernatorem w
Biaiymstoku.
Ka{uga, Is czerwca. = Guber-
nator polecil burmistrzom azyc
wszystkich mozliwych srodkow
azeby zapobiegac pogromom zy-
dow.
Tyflis, I8 czerwca. = w gu
bernii erywanskiej mnoza sic
napady Tatar0w ma Ormian.
Wysela sic ztad piechote koza-
l5ow, a7etv p d E-yw1nlem u
trzymac porzadek.
Chrystyania, 1S czerwca.
Dronheim bylo jeszcze wczoraJ
rybacka mieScina, a dis stalo
sic stolica pahstwa. Pociagi
kolei zelaznej okrety przywoza
nieziczona liczbe goSci. Wczo-
raj przybyli ministrowie i czlon-
kowie norweskiego sGmu. Dzi-
siaj przybedzie krol Haakon
krolowa, azeby jutro koronowac
sic. Republikanie zapowiadaja,.
re inaczej ME beda przemawiali
do Haakona, jak tylko "paniie
krolu."
Durham, Natal. IS czerwca. =
Prawie wszyscy zwolennicy
zbuntowanego wodza Bambaata,
zgineli w ostatnich bitwach. Sy-
movie wodza Sigananda poddall
sic Aaglikom. Pu1kownik Mack
ensie zapowiedzial powStancom,
re jezeli do 10 czerwca ME pod
dadza sic, kaze rozstrzelac kaz-
diego krajowca, schwytanego z
bronia w reku.
Washington, Is czerwca. =
Sztandar amerykahski otrzymuje
jedne gwiazde wiecej. Prezydent
Roosevelt ziotem piorem podpi-
sal uchWa5e kongresu, azeby
Oklahoma i terrytoryum Indyan
wyniesc do godnosci samodziel-
nego stanu. Powstanie stanu A
rizona, maacego sic skladac z
dzisiejszej Arizony i Nowego
Meksyku zalezec bedzie cd wy
niku giosowania ludnosci mad
ia sprawa. Do podpisania uch-
waly sluzyly wlaSciwie diva zlo-
te piora, stanowiace dary Arizo-
ny.
Washington, I8 czerwca.
Detegat apostdski monsignor
Falconi otrzymai polecenie u
wiadomienia wszystkich arcy-
biskupow biskupow amerykah-
skich, ze papiez Plus x zwalnia
wiernych Cd postu W piatek,
przypadajacy ma 2o czerwca, ja-
ko ma dzieh uroczystoSci swie-
tych Piotra i Pawla.
Marietta, O., I8 czerwca. =
II letnia c6reczka farmera Kyle
uczennica szkoly publicznel,
przyznala sic, re W zeszly czwar-
tex wbifa miedzy szyny gwozdz,
azeby sic przekonac, czy pociag
kolei zgniecie talk samo zelazny
gwozdz, jak zgniotl Gently i nix
lie. Ia proba dziewczecia> spowo-
dowala wykolejenie sic pospie-
sznego pociagu kolei pennsyl-
wahskiej, 'skutkiem czego loko-
motywa, tender i wagon ekspre-
sowy stoczyly sic nasypu W
przepasc.
New York, 1S czerwca.
Wfoski okret frachtowy Win
cenzo Bonarno" osiadi ma mie-
1iznie w oddaleniu 2 mil cd la
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Rok XVII.


podobno zyi nia szczesliwie.
Ia ostatnia jego zona W sobote
wyjechaia do krewnych do Ga
lesburga; kiedy wraca}a wczoraj
rano, oznajniono jej o nieszcze-
sciu i przybyla do mega jeszczc
pred jego smiercia.
Powodem samobojstwa byly
finansowe kiopoty. Keep wyda.
wal wiecej, anizeli mu dozwala-
iy dochody i miai niezmiernie
wielu wierzycieli. Zdaje sic, ze
W koiicu juz ME widzial wyjscia
w sobote wieczorem sam pozo-
stai w biurze: wyszedl byl VIA.
snie z biura jego kolega przyja-
ciel, ktory wraz MIN utrzymy-
wal biuro, Carlton Hudson, a
kt6remu Keep powiedziai, re
,,ma jeszcze cos do zaiatwienia".
Hudson wyszediszy biura, u
sIyszal strzal; powrociwszy "a
stall Keepa lezacego w krzesle, z
przestrzelona glowa i z rewol-
werem W reku. Zawieziono sa-
mobojce do szptala Emergency,
gdzie umari wczoraj. Pozosta-
stawia syna z pierwszego maiieh
stwa, Alberta, ktory ozenil sic
przed kilku miesiacami.
Bartzen j Hennessy.
Sprawl iapowki W sumie $1,000
wrzekomo ofiarowanej komisa-
rzowi, budowlanemu Bartzenowi
przez Hennessy'ego, prezydenta
spolki kontraktow budowy, ma
biera rozglosu, tenn bardziej, ze
Hennessy temu stanowczo "a
przecza. Ale potwierdza oswald
czenie Bartzena architekt John
H. Murphy. Chodziio tu O budy-
mex kollegium sw. Wincentego
ma rogu Webster ave. i Osgood
str, ktorego wybudowanie ognlo-
trwaie, stosowanie do przepisow
miejskich, kosztowaioby Q. se5,-
600 wiecej, niz firma pierwo-
tnie obliczyia. Otoz Bartzen u
trzgaauje, re Hennessy ofiaro-
wal 4nu 5000 W obecnosci Muir
phy'ego, by ME obstawai przy
stosowaniu sic do tych przepl-
sow. Hennessy natomiast opo-
wiada, re przy spotkaniu z Muir
phym i Bartzenem, ktore odby-
10 sic W sherman House, wszy-
scy trzej pill duzo byli pijani,
ale zapewnia, re on, Hennessy
ME m6gf robic propozycyi Ia
powki, bo gdyby trzeba wydac
$4,000 ma ulepszenia, to i tax
ME jego firma koszt ten musia-
laby poniest, tylko wlasciciele
gmachu. Burmistrz domaga sic,
ably Bartzen sprawe oddal przed
sad grand jury. Bartzen podob-
no ME chce.
Nieszczescia tramwajowe.
IWczoraj wydarzyso sic kilka
nieszczesc tramwajowych, to
gl6wnie wskutek przepelnienia
wagonow.
Ma Halsted str. O'Neill str.
stall przepelniony wagon tram
wajowy, gotowy do skrecenia,
kiedy nadchodzacy z polnocy
tramwaj, rowniez przepelniony,
wpadi ma niego powodu, re mo-
torowy ME mogl go zatrzymac.
Kilkadziesiat osob zostalo lekko
pokaleczonych, ale dose ciezko.
Byli to-: As ltni Piotr Kunz, 141
N. Curtis str, iona jego Mary;
40 letnia Annie Lundin, 1884 Dra-
Ike ave.; 80 letni J. J. Murphy,
1915 Langley ave-; DIR. N. School
man, 47O6 Ashland ave-; pani T.
c. Goldberg, 323S Calumet ave
10 letnia Tillie Sheck, 1898 Calu-
met ave. Musiano ich porozwo-
zic do domow.
16 letni Vincent Rosetto, GA
Grand ave., zeskakujac z tram
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krOnika MiejscOWa.
,Straszna sniere.

Wracajac Riverdale, M.
Moszczyhski i syn jego Max,
zam. pm. 5S8 N. Ashland ave-, ]
przyjaciel ich R. Szulczewsli z
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Co uczyni burmistrz?

Rome ordynanse przyjete
przez rade miejska ma sesyi ze-
sziotygOdniowej, jeszcze ocze-
kujq podpisu burmistrza. Musi
on dzisiaj pred sesya rady miej-
skiei zdecydowac sic, ktore z
Mich podpisze, a ktore zawetuje
Me ma watpliwoSci, ze podpisze
ordynans tyczacy sic udzielanla
zezwoleh ma szynkowanie trun-
k6w Char permit") ma przy-
zwoitych zabawach do godz. 8
rano. Ale los ordynansow tycza-
cych sic zamienienia kablo-
wych linij tramwajowych ma
elektryczne jest niepewny. Bur
mistrz jest zdania, re co do liniJ
w p6Inocnej dzielnicy W "a
chodniej, kompaniom moznaby
udzielic tego zezwolenia bez ME
bezpieczehstwa, bo ich przywi-
leje wygasiy lub wygasaja i mia
sto kazdej chwili, kiedy zechce'
moze je objac w posiadanie. In
ma rzecz co do dzielnicy poludnio-
wei. Ta kompania, posiada jesz-
cze przywileje, a ME chce ma
znaczyc dotychczas ceny "a Cd
stapienie ich miastu: burmistrz
obawia sic, re skoro jej sic u
dzieli tak;ego zezwolenia, to ona
zakpi sobie miasta postawi
Gene tax wygorowana, re niepo-
dobna bedzie jej przyjac. Otoz
zazada on prawdopodobnie, by
sprawe te ziozono napowrot W
rece komitetu co do tramwajow
w dzieInicy poiudniowej; czy
rada miejska ma to sic zgodzi, =
to inne pytanie. = DIS wieczo-
rem r6wniez Fozstrzygnie sic
los Campiona, bylego szefa stra-
zy ogniowej, przez burmistrza
zlozonego urzedu.
samob6jstwo znanego
adwokata. !.
William B. Keep, adwokat po-
siadajacy wspanialy dom pm.
22Io Prairie ave., a biuro swe ad-
wokackie w gmachu Marquette,
onegdai wieczorem okofo godz.
6 stfzelii do siebie W zamiarze sa
mobojczym w SVEN biurze /
wczoraj popoludniu o godz. lis
umarl w szpitalu przypadko-
wynn.
Keep liczyl lat 81, pred 10 do
Is laty uwazano go "a jednego z
najwybitniejszych adwokatow W
Chicago; prowadzii on zycie ma
H. LAa -nl,.n1 IL ki1l1ii
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beautiful and talented. George
Henderson assumed the leading
masculine role and played the
part we'll. Otis Bowers as Nor.
miniff proved himself capable
actor, while James Burns, as
Ivan, the servant, handled the
comedian role in a way that was
decidedly amusing. E. B. LaRoy,
Chas. Malc tie and Thos. Vail
proved themselves capable per-
formers.
The specialities between the
acts were well received. Burns
and Watson scored hit in their
comic sketch. Thomas Vail
proved himself to be a capable
singer, while Otis Bowers
brought down the house with his
black face speciality.
Tonight the company appears
in "Dora Thorne,'' a four-act
comedy, and what was seen last
night it is safe to say the house
will be we'll filed tonight.
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FRENCH GOVERNMENT ALARMED
eY EXTENT OF DisAFFEcTioN
AMONG ARABS.
lEcEnI EAGlGEnEHT 4 SERIOUS ONE
MANY FRENCH TROOPS AND ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ARABS
SLAUGHTERED.

Paris, Nov. THE French govern
ment is much concerned about the en-
counter which occurred Oct rs near
Dakar, Senegal, French West Africa,
between a detachment of French
sharpshoOters and a band of Arabs.
during which many of the sharpshoot
ers and $50 Arabs were killed, as
showing the extent of the agitation
among the Arabs. A special dispatch
from Dakar to the Echo de Paris says
that the arms were supplied to the
Arabs by a German adventurer resid.
ing at Mogador, Morocco.
The foreign Office has announced
that Mohammed ell Torres, the repre-
sentative of the sultan of Morocco at
Tangier, has arologized for the action
of some natives in stoning the crew OF
a small boat, belonging to the French
cruiser sGalilee in the harbor of Tan
gier and that Mohammed ell Torres
had taken measures to prevent re-
currence of such Incidents Four of
the assailants of the French sailors
have been arrested. The incident is
now regarded as closed.
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HELPLESS FROM RHEUMATISM
Brooklyn Woman Spends Three Days
by Dead Body Of Mother.

Brooklyn Woman Spends Three Days
by Dead Body Of Mother.
New York, Nov. Mrs. Mary Don
negan, nearly starved, helpless and
enduring agony from rheumatism, was
found in her rooms, where her aged
mothers dead body had lain for three
days.
Mrs. Donnegan and her mother.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan, aged eighty-four,
lived alone in apartments in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Ryan had long been an invalid
and her daughter, chronic sufferer
from rheumatism, ministered to her
as best she could. An attack Friday
crippled Mrs. Donnegan so that she
could not move and while she was in
this condition her mother died
Mrs. Donnegan cried for help, but
no one in the sparsely tenanted house
heard her. So she lay, helpless with
her dead, for three days, when she
managed to reach a window and sum
moned help Mrs. Donnegan was re
moved to hospital. She is in crit.
'fcal condition.
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ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Vigorous Battle to Be Made With Oil
Trust in Manv States

Vigorous Battle to Be Made With Oil
r.. ~ g.. Trust in Many States.
Cleveland, Nov. 7.-FollOwing their
complaint against forty railroads In
Ohio, charging rate discrimination,
the independent oil refiners expect to
lodge similar complaints in all other
states that have railroad commissions.
1--WE now have papers drawn and
ready for fling with the Illinois com
mission" said c. D. Chamberlain, sec
rotary of the National Petroleum asso-
citation. We are working on a COM
plant to be filed in Wisconsin, from
which state we have just received re-
ports of railroad discrimination. In
stances are given in which railroads
there charge distributing rates 235
per cent higher than carload rates.
We are to have a hearing before the
Indiana commission Dec L."
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Show Tonight.

Beach & Bowers Stock COM
pany, which was to have opened
a three-nights' engagement at
the opera house Monday evening,
did not arrive till nearly 2o'clock
Tuesday morning, owing to a
railroad wreck. They appeared
last night in 1.-THE Altar of Sacri-
fce," a powerful melodrar:a in
four acts, t, a large and APP.
preciative audience, aid the gen.
eral verdict of the people after
the perfor nance: 1.-The best
stock company that has appeared
in Bemidj."
The cast in "The Altar of Sacri.
fee" was of high order. The
company is really an excellent
one; it numbers fifteen people
and among that mum Der is a bevy
of beautiful women, with hand
some and dazzling stage Co.'S
tunes The scene of the play
was laid in Russia and dealt
largely with the political and
revolutionary intrigues of that
country. Elizabeth Henderson
as LaTis ba and Camille Gordon
in the part of Helen deserve
special mention. B,th have
handsome stage presence and are
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JOHNSON PLURALITY
WILL REACH 100000
Continued from page y

vote, and the second figures
Coles.
Candy 149, l2O, Grove Park
Polk county, 20, 6; Beltrami
(Polk,) "A, Q Hawley (Clay) 80,
46; Lyon (Polk) IS, 50; Twin
Valley, (Norman) 1os, 26; Argyle
(MarshalD TIA, 100; Oslo Red
Lake, 43, SO; Marshall village,
259, 1859; Litchfeld village, 1913,
179; Rosebud (Polk) 40, IS; Hub
bard Polk) 80, 33; Jenkins
(Crow Wing) 81, Is; Thief River
Falls Zone precinct) 95, "a; La
porte (Hubbard) %, %; East
Grand Forks, Johnson by three
to one majority; 92,41 Warren
(MarshalD.
Later returns received today
say that Polk county has given
Johnson a plurality of 1900.
Other cities and counties gave
votes as follows, the first men
toned being Johnson's vote and
the second Coles: New Ulm, 633,
239; Preston, 159, 1O6; Sleepy
Eye, 3l6, 104; Red Wing, 81 ma
jority for Johnson; Blooming
Prairie, lis, 80; Preston village,
1873, 1O6; Two Harbors, 1874 ma
jority for Johnson; Duluth, 1900
(Herald claim); Warren Marshall)
266, $50.
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DARING ILLINOIS BANK ROBBERS
FIGHT PuRsuERs AND sue
CEED IN ESCAPING.
SECURE SEVEN THOUSAND IN BOOTY
RAID CARRIED OUT WHILE As.
slsTANT CASHIER OF INsTL
TUITION WAS ALONE.

Ottawa, ILL.,, Nov THE two rob-
bers who secured $1,000 from the
Farmers and Miners bank at Ladd
made their escape after an exciting
chase of over forty miles and after
numerous battles with farmers who
attempted to intercept them. After
holding up the Ladd bank the robbers
drove to Peru and at the point of a
revolver compelled a liveryman to fur
nish another rig. They passed through
La Sale and then the pursuit began.
The robbers drove through four coun-
ty townships with police armed with
rifles in close pursuit. Farmers were
compelled to furnish the robbers with
fresh horses. In Wallace township a
lively exchange Of shots took place,
but the robbers took to the cOrnfelds,
secured new team and escaped to
Sheridan, where they abandoned
horses, buggy and overcoats and
caught train, presumably for Chi
cage.
oSOTy OF IHS OaFIu8 T1V'OOPs
La Sale, ILL.,, Nov. The Farmers
and Miners bank of Laid, a mining
town, was held up and robbed late in
the afternoon.
The assistant cashier, J. J. Hurley,
was alone in the bank when two men
entered and asked for some pennies.
The next moment, covering Hurley
with revolvers, they marched him to
a back room, where they bound him
hand and foot. After selling $1,000 in
cash they escaped.
The robbers hired livery team at
Peru to drive to Ladd. In about three
hours they came back and returned
the team, in the meantime having
committed the robbery. The livery
man, having heard of the holdup, tried
to procure assistance of citizens to
surround the robbers, but the latter
shot at every one who appeared near
the stable. The robbers slipped from
the stable and kept up. a running
fight for an hour, finally escaping. ~
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EMPLOYS NoNUNloN MEN.
Attempt to Wreck Triple at West Vir
~. oinia Colliery. -

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. IAN at
tempt was made to wreck the tipple
of the Elm Grove coal works, near
here. A stick of dynamite was placed
in the stove in the scalehouse directly
under the tipple. Shortly after the
fire was kindled in the stove there was
a terrific explosion. The scalehouse
was blown to pieces and the under
pinning of the tipple wrecked. The
man who had kindled the fire fortu-
nately had left before the heat
reached the dynamite. The mining
company is the only one in this sub
district which has not signed the COM
promise scale settling the recent coal
strike and on Monday it started ship
ping coal with nonunion men. The
explosion occurred before the nonun-
ion men went to work and no one was
injured. e~s.#
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WILL NOT GO TO TENNESSEE.
Mutual Officer Refuses to Obey Com.
v1ssioner's Call.

New York, Nov. George T. Dex-
ter, vice president of the Mutual Life
Insurance company, announced during
the day that he would not 60 to Ten
nessee in response to the summons of
Insurance Commissioner Folk to an
swer complaints of policyholders that
their money was being used in an
effort to re-elect the present manage
ment of the company.
MI. Dexter explained that President
Peabody was absent, First Vice Pres
ident McClintock ill and that the busi-
ness of the company required his own
presence here. He said he would an
swer any questions which Commits
sioner Folk might send him, or, If the
commissioner would come here, he
would appear before him.
Vice President E. R. Perkins of the
New York Life Insurance company
has been summoned to Tennessee on
complaints of similar nature.
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SENATOR A. D. STEPHENS
ELECTED BY BIG MAJORITY

Senator A. D. Stephens is
safely elected to succeed himself
in the state senate from the
Sixty-second district, according
to reports from Crookston re-
ceived by the Pioneer this morn
ing.
The fight waged on him was a
fierce one, but he has carried his
home city of CrooAston by 300
majority, and the rest of Polk
county by 1000.
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OFFICE OF AGENT ABOLISHED.
Bonded Superintendent in Control at
White Earth

Bonded Superintendent in Control at
White Earth.
Washington, Nov Under an or
der issued by Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock the position of United
States Indian agent at White Earth,
Mimi. is abolished and bonded SUI
perintendent is substituted.
Simon Michelet, who has been
agent for several years, it is said, will
soon turn over the administration of
matters to new man.
Commissioner Leupp of the Indian
Office recommended some time ago
that White Earth be made a bonded
superintendent district. The In
dams there are intelligent and for
great part thrifty. A majority Of the
adult males are citizens. Agent Mich
elet will act as superintendent until
such time as other changes are made.
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BURKE AND JUDGE FISK
WIN OUT IN NO, DAKOTA

In North Dakota the demo-
cratic candidate for governor,
Burke, is reported elected over
Governor Searles, and the demo
cratic candidate, Judge Fisk, IS
elected to the supreme bench
over the republican candidate,
John Knauf.
The fight in the "f.ckertail"
state has been a fierce one, the
War waged on the republican
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AFFECTS THREE THOUSAND MEN
Employees Of Reading Iron Company to
Get More Pay.

Reading, Pa, Nov. THE Reading
Iron company announced that its wage
schedules now in force are being re-.
vised and general advance will short.
ly be made in all departments. Re.
Gently the prices Of some Of the COM
pany's products were advanced and
wages will be adjusted to conform to
the improved market conditions. This
will affect 5000 men.
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RAILROADS OF UNITED STATES
Total Mileage Of 217,341 at the End Of
f --~ - 1906

New York, Nov. There were
217,341 miles of completed railroads in
the United States at the end of 1905,
according to the figures compiled by
Poor's Manual for 1906, of which the
advance pages have just been issued.
This is net increase of railroad mile
age in 1905 of ATS miles.
The capital stock represented
amounted to $6,741,955,825, according
to the same authority, and the bonded
debt to $7,425,26 ,901. The total liza
bilities of the lines aggregate s16,292,-
SS0,823, against SIS, 495 ,504,651 in 1904.
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Popcorn Kills Child.

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. Archie
Mcintyre, aged twelve years, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mcintyre, living
near the city, is dead from eating pop
corn. Several days ago the lad ate
some popcorn and it appears that one
of the hard kernels lodged in some of
the stomach organs. It was decided
that an operation was necessary, but
the little fellow did not rally from the
shock.
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Hunters Fight Game Warden.

Kenosha. Wis, Nov. deputy
Game Warden Michael Kleist was
fred on by five Chicago hunters on.
Lake Elizabeth, who. It is alleged, at
tempted to drown him. One Of his.
assailants was thrown into the lake
In the struggle, but was rescued by
Kleist. He arrested the party.
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Approved by the President.

Washington, Nov. Z. President
Roosevelt has approved the arrange
ments made by Colonel Rogers Of the
Sixth cavalry for the settlement Of
grievances OF the Ute Indians He
has instructed the officials of the war
department to inform the Indian
chiefs that he will give them an audi
ence at the White House on his return
from Panama.
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vanderbiIt's Drivers Strike.

Asheville, N. c., Nov 7.-George
w. Vanderbilt of Biltmore finds him
self in a dilemma. All his coachmen
and drivers have gone on a strike and
he can get none elsewhere. All the
Asheville drivers and teamsters are
on the side of the strikers and have
refused to help Vanderbilt out. For
two days the Vanderbilts have been
cooped up at Biltmore.
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ARMED cU8ANs FLY OLD GLORY.
Declare They Are Ready to Fight for
Annexation.

Declare They Are Ready to Fight for
Annexation.
Havana, Nov. THE report of a
remarkable feature in the present con-
dition of minor disorder which pre-
walls more or less throughout the isl
and comes from Sancti Spiritus, in
Santa Clara province, where is en-
camped an armed band of ninety men,
which displays the Stars and Stripes.
The leaders declare they not only
have no intention of opposing the
Americans in any way, but it is their
desire to head a movement in support
Of annexation to the United States.
This band was recently induced to
dispense by the commander of the
marine force at Sancti Spiritus, who
probably will again go out and order
the men to return to their homes.
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COURT ExoNERATES HUNT.
Not Implicated in Failure Of Mexican
Bank in 1908.

City of Mexico, Nov. ii. e. Starr
Hunt, for whom warrant was issued
here on Oct. Is last charging him with
fraud in connection with the settle
ment of the affairs of the International
Bank and Trust company, which
failed in 1908, has been acquitted of
any completely in the matter. Mr.
Hunt, whose whereabouts were un
known, appeared before the fifth court
during the day The charges vert
brought by the liquidating committee
Of the defunct bank.
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SEPARATION BILL DEBATED.
Discussion Of Question Resumed by
H. French Chamber.

Paris, Nov. THE debate in the
chamber of deputies on the church
and state separation bill was contin-
ued during the day War Minister
Picquart, who mounted the tribune fol-
the first time to answer an interpella
ton of the bill reducing the term OF
service in the army to two years, was
greeted with burst of applause from
the Left party. The extreme Left de-
manded that the final transfer of the
church property take place Dec. II.
1906, instead of Dec. II, 1907.
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candidate for justice of the
supreme court, being especially
overwhelming. Justice Engerude,
one of the supreme judges, de-
clared publically that if Knauf
was elected he would resign.