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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-28
Rv Assnciated Press

by Associated tIeSS
CINCINNATI, June 27-Cincinnati won
todays game by scoring one run in the
ninth inning on a pass to Lobert and
singles by Mitchell and Davis Score:
Cincinnati 2, hits 4, errors 2.
st. Louis /, hits g. errors 1.
Batteries-Coakley Mason and Nc
Lean; Karger and Marshall. Umpire
Carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
THE CAR OF DESTINY

benefit of the official. Well, if YOU real,
don't mind, as I'm in the dickens of q hurry
You can follow by train, you know, as soon
As you have proved 70 these blunderers thar
YOU are George smith
If YOU are Senior George Smith, YOU VIII
be tree as soon as the photograph of the Mar
Ques dc Casa Tr1ana has been sent on by the
police at Madrid said the Sergeant. 10
not" he did not finish his sentence; but the
break was significant And the soldiers closed
in 20 separate the alleged George Smith from
his companions Of the car lest al the last mo-
ment they should attempt an escape
Well make them sorry for this George
said Dick " But as We really cant DO much
for YOU here. we'll get on somewhere else,
where we can
Il must ask also for the name of the oyu-r
of this automobile, and tor that of his ch41.
feur, insisted the Sergeant, before / can et
YOU 60.
oh. all right" said Dick GROSSLY. proiuo
ing his passport, and cards with the name of
the papers for which ne had engaged % cor
respond Ropes, fork out YOUR Credentlal- "
The chauffeur brought forth his French
papers and pointed 70 the name of Peter Rope
The Sergeant lnduStrIOuSly wrote down every
thing in his note book
It Is satisfactory" he said with dignity
you can proceed, senOreS
The engine had not been stopped during
the scene; and as the man IN the gray coat
was marched of 70 the guard house with a
jostling Spanish crowd at his heels. the reel
car in which he had lately been Z, passenger
slipped away and left him behind
Through the streets OF Irun it passed at
funeral pace, as If IN respect and regret for a
friend who was lost. but, once out in the green
undulating country beyond. II put on q great
squirt of speed. after the chauffeur had scram
bed into the front seat
Great Scott bur I'm a. hot a. II Ia come
out of a Turkish bath growled Dick
Ii was a warm ten minutes. SAID
81 Poor old Ropes-blesS him And | sent
back a sigh Of gratitude 20 the stanch friend
in my gray overcoat. cap. goggles, and gloves.
TO whose loyalty / owed freedom.
To b. c1rtiras5 Esxt S1rizy
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CoEtirHsd from: page Z


Rule all at once The present ministry
consists mainly of warm friends, convinced
Home Rulers, but most of them believe that
the British constituencies will best be won TO
Home Rule by the .nStalment system. | am
inclined To think they right, at least tor
the moment; and if the ministry proposes
good Home Rule scheme Will support II,
though il does stop short of the final solution
And | may say that In my opinion, especially
after the undOubted result OF the late cleo
tons. the ministry will propose good m
stalmcnt | don't think, for one thing that
Mr. Brrell would advocate any other kind
OF scheme
Meantime. let me return TO the theme on
which | started,-the signs OF unrest, move
ment, new life which YOU find everywhere IN
ireland 1t would take some time and some
space even to enumerate the various OrSanlza-
tionS which have sprung up III the last few
years. The foremost of them, of course. Is
the Gaelic League That body has brought
into its ranks, and by its appeal To literary and
racial and not To political instincts, an eNtraor-
binary combination of forces. One OF It's
greatest works has been the leaking down OF
the old religious divisions. DR.. Douglas Hyde,
its president and guiding spirit, Is Protestant;
the Rev Mr. Hanna. author of The Seethlng
Pot a brilliant Irish novel, Is another OF ITS
foremost figures. and he is a Protestant clergy
man. Elsewhere YOU find the new generation
of Irish Professionalism throwing off the old
arrogant and ignoble contempt for their
own people and their own land and joining
in every movement for the welfare of her
people and the cultivation of her intellect
and her self confidence. The Irish National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

Theater Is another manifestation nj Tins
same ConmInglIng tor national good 90 e.e-
ments formerly divided. W. b Yeats. the
poet. who Is the manager. the prophet. ami
the tchief dramatist of this theater, Is
Protestant
Finally, there are movements winch ---
gard as foolish and mIsdITected, but WllDl
also serve 70 show the new spirit. The chief
of the organizations which regard with some
diSapproVal Is known a. SInu Fem IL Is pass
sionatelv Irish, IT stands for the growth
Irish spirit IN everythIng,-In literature. IN
commerce. in politics .-dnd one on its t1d~ IS
that lrishmcn should not g % the Parliament
at Westminster. AS the fate of the British
ministry and OF the British Empire Is decided
on the floor OF the House of Commons, and a.,
eightv-two Irish votes have more than dozens
of times been the dominating factor IN making
this decision, / need not say how foolish [
think the idea Is that Ireland should abandon
such u splendid war position. But put ~u1-
Fem with ali its follIeS and eNtravag-0ces
down in the list of the new movement tllt
reveal the new spirit
To sum up, there Il the thrOb of new lite ,n
Ireland; and by the time the Irish Assembly
comes which u have the duty of governing
Ireland. the spirit viii be there ready o. vel
come 1t and To work II. And 70 l-c.ani
problems. 70 Ireland quick intellect 4ad
malleable character, VIII be devoted d.l tnc
enthusiastic work OF a generation OF freshmen
who Will have been brought up IN the icrNor
of an apostolic mission. And the Little h-lcS
Rose, % use the taVOrlte name of the t'i7I.
rebels OF a past century Tor their country, WIZ
bloom AGAIN
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greater independence. freer spirit. The pro-
cess Is not vet completed. Some of the land
lords. and some OF the worst of them, too. are
holding ogt through feelings OF either greed OF
vengeance.
NAV mention as the most shocking exam
pic. the case of the Marquis of Clanricarde, but
this will not bc allowed 10 90 on IN per
petuitv Mr. BIrrell has already given notice
that If Lord Clauricardc does not mend
his way special legislation Will be directed
against him; and some form of compulsory
sale will IN all probability be found neccS-
sarv before the Irish land problem can he
finally solved.
And meantime. the solution OF that other
great problem of Irish life and Irish regcnera-
tiun is going on ahead. Do not think that the
movement of Irish Reform, any more than
other movements ot the like KIND stands
still while YOU hear little about It, or while
its enemies are apparently omnlpotent. These
reform movements nave a kuaCk of growing
while they seem - be asleep, and of advdnc-
inq even at the moment when they seem To
have got a great setback. And 50 II Is with
the movement for Irish self government.
Throughout all these years, when a Tory
Government seemed 70 stand between 1t and
every inch of progress, 1t was advancing all
the time. To-day it would be impossible 10
rouse against Ireland the passion OF hatred
and terror which the proposals OF Gladstone
encountered in the Sos and the OoS Mr..
Baltour and Mr.. Chamberlain did their best
10 raise the CRY again at the last general cleo
ton and the gigantic majority which the
Liberal Party received was England answer
We are not going To get Gladstone Home
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

MARQUES CRISTOVAL DE CASA TRIANA.
4sl the son of a former partizan Of Don
Carlos Of spain. and himself under suspicion by
the spanish police. because of his presence at
Barcelona stimuli aneOusy with a bomb throwing
episode was motoring near Biarrltz with his Amer
lean friend Dick Warning. when he encountered the
young King of Spain The latter was accompanied
by ms tancee. Princess Ena. and Lady Monica ale
and had Just suffered accident to his automo-
bile. Triana helped the royal party out OF their
plight but not before he and Monica had fallen
madly in love with each other
The difficulties If the young Spaniard promised
20 be numerous. a. he hal been travelling under tho
assumed name of Christopher Irevenna. and
Nonicas mother was planning for her to marry he
Duke of CaImona, powerful Spanish nObleman.
who was an inherited enemy of the Trianas Never
theess, CristOVa managed TO Smuggle himself into
a mask ball. confess his love for Monica. and receive
her avOwal in return. But Just al this moment the
pair were discovered by Monlcas mother and the
Duke. and TrIana was peremptorlly ordered from
the place
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Continued from page 10

post of money for the car, on entering spain.
Very carefully did the imperturbable official
examine each Spanish banknote we rendered;
laboriOusly did he make out the receipt Had
he meant to detdn Us, his movements, his
words could not have been more deliberate.
How | had longed To hear again the Spanish
language spOked by Spaniards IN Spain, yet
how little was | able to appreciate the fulfil
ment of my long cherished wish At last,
however. every formality was complied with,
and we were free TO 60.
With all speed took our man at his word
The leather coated, leather iegginged chauffeur
set the engines heart going IN time with his
own flung himself into the tonneau. and had
not shut the door when Waring slipped in the
clutch. mutterlng, Hurray
Another second and we should have been
beyond recall; but hardly was the brake of
than it had to 60 crashing on again TO avoid
running over Sergeant and two soldiers who
rushed up and sprang IN front OF Us, puthng
with unwonted haste.
In his hand the Sergeant held an open tele-
gram You speak SPANISH" ne painted
"A little" said Dick; but | speak French
better"
II have no French senior" replied the Ser
geant; " but my business is not so much with
YOU as with this gentleman, he glanced at
the telegram, IN the gray coat with the tur
collar. the gray cap the goggles IN a gray telt
mask. the small dark mustaChe, the gray buck
skin gloves" (Carmona had noticed every
Marques de Casa Triana from going into
Spain.
casa Triana9 What do YOU mean" cried
Dick. Then he laughed. Is the person YOU
are talking about Spaniards
" He Is, senior"
Dick laughed a great deal more. Well.
guess You'll have to look somewhere else
There's a mistake. The gentleman IN the gray
coat and all the other gray things has hardly
enough Spanish to know what YOU re drlvIngat
The Sergeant shrugged his shoulders and
looked determined. There Is no mistake IN
my instructions senior. | am sorry. but 1t Is
my duty 10 detain that gentleman Il there l.
an error, there will be apologize
% should say there jolly well was error
spluttered Dick. in his wild combination OF
Spanish and English and American. George.
show your card. He thinks you're a Spanlard,
who is wanted
The man IN the gray coat showed the visiting
cards OF Mr. George Smith. and the Spanish
soldier examined them gloOmily anybody
might have these. said he, half to uS, half TO
a group of his cOuntrymen Senior, l must
reluctantly ask YOU TO descend and 10 come
with me. IL Will be much better To do 50
quietly"
OF all the monstrous indignities shouted
Dick. I'm a newspaper correspondent on a
special detail I'll wire the american Minister
in Madrid. and the English Ambassador too.
III"
But the man in the gray coat had obeyed the
Sergeant. He had also taken of his goggles.
Ii will be all right in a few hours, or few
DAYS" said ne in English You must 90 on.
Don't worry about me"
Go on without vou." echoed Dick. break
ing again into astonishing Spanish for the
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TROUBLE BEGINNING
Uasl, SAN and Kansas ass Liable
70 want Iohn D. Rscks
teller to Testify

Washington ISIS 2-tohn = - So.
slsfs Troubles have is. eomnencd
Il S understood ihsl shen he snpesrs
as s witness s Chicago 81 Saturday
he alll then - stupaensa le testify
10 tiis eass eEalnsi lie sEsndafa 0lI
Coaspany slated 81 tie sosernmsnt Is
dissolve tie ffnsf
fAns 8, kel.oea SPECIAL counsel
tof lte zoecIHusnt u Tie 81 ffast
eas aas Ieen hers aii aeek eoFklng
aifh tAe aeiessls 81 the bafsan e csf.
pofafieut aotilng loksftaf fhe esl.
isuea. and putting MO anAi shape
lha documents Nhleb tAaf baFesu lad
egIlsclei fer ase at S. I.oais lie "a
son I sfsai sleforY IS Inducing ths
elFeait ooaFt 70 rule tlAf hs mas 50
lnfa lie elioIe llsteFTaf tie al lusl.
nea tagh EefeFs ara e.nca ne stand
ard of Nes 1sfsf to1h over tisssalNla.
IAf9 corporations
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NO WAR; SAYS REIDlND|AN MAIDS ONLY
Aneshss Bsansy Contest e hs nslA
At coulnsville IA whl<h Whites
Are Barred.

cptanfslis, / r. laly Ths sx.
seative committee el the Commercial
clab has decided % bold anothes
bsaasy coates, sarly IN osg0oet Ia
whlch onlg tlls dul, enrolled elslssns
oi the fse cgysliaed tu5ss mas sntsr
Ihs faies wlll pfnss1e that indian
siFls betwssa tie ages q ie ana IS
yean mar eutef ths contest. And ap-
plies q tie sys tribes in ths lnalAn
TERRITORY
TIE feeent contv 1hieh permitted
both indian and wmte women q the
Usage. Greek and Cherokee natl0ns 70
take part, has caused considerable a..
Fefse eonmenl and the committee
decided 70 allies only gsal indiAn
maldens 70 1ntef tbs comlnr sliow 10
OctobeF
TIE chickAau Indian elFls are
noted for their beauty. aud manr ds.
elare tlsAt this contest will bring cat
several hundred fair maids from tie
southern bal. ufthe Indian Territory.
1gie date has not been agreed apen
bur Il lsIGndsrstood that Il vii bs
pulled 90 during the Autuaansl faif
whieh wlll be held from oeioher 2, 70
,. lnciaits.
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DEFAULTINC TELLER
caught-c. B. Runyaa pssaalsins
New York Teller Betrayed by
q womAn.

NeN Yofk. lnlf b-Chsstei a Ron.
Fan tte desaaliiugtslisf q tie wind
s0f Trust CempAng Nas arrested Ia
Nss yofs todag aud ssttlo q ne
money stolen .scu. TIE Oans aas fs.
covered
Runsan So found q t1t apartment
of Ma Laura II carter ~ Wet
ifsfh street allese 6t sad aeeH sIbas
hs ealksa aat a lie baas sn Satuf.
day elih al. tie nones - tie isI.sfs
fag.t faeksa 10 his suitcase
Mrs. Carter reported ta tfs pe -
kndas aftsEnoan lHAt Hena sas e
her nst Pee detectives at oles s..
sonmnlea Afs Carter e tas hsase
shs furnished fiem wilhA ksg ga
ghs aaafgasn. aud fss 8 tHs detect
ives euIsta lie taems ahas fhs
agHsfs feaaIaea gsts.ie
a fAe dslellisss entered hau5aB
eas staualns b ifaat ai = slNagusf
he tafusd ataea. % tie eaesn
el1D 3 revolver sa hs hsad TIE as
teetifss sasi8sd al hln fe.Hax alm lo
thIQa gf rs isuas ifs thessae1n
diepfei she revolver epa esnf sal-
nl1ge8 @ oelas AfdeEsd ssff6g
Tie Iik = -
Wien asked sisfs ghe aaney was
ae ssia tat pag 8 & as iailesslfs
cas- and sDs res eas ina tneef ~
ne claHehl6f
Nlsn iht detectives Had an.sasd
famsseSlHg TIE rN nunfAn sas
taksu g u.s - faf.on NJ
carter ard fsf usEfe mad Mafy
Duncan. Nefe slsa eass ulss affss,
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PURCHASES THE
MIDLAND VALLEY

fa.sa. / r Ia.f sA private sss-
ssgs Isesitsd q f4Iss Iesstaf Ns
uaQests fAaf tHe sAnfa Sc hs8 ul6
clased sae NaAea kAHsf. 5 asee af
pEepsfi4 fae >sHfs fs las eas aafsts1
Tht fsisaft e lhe ffafaeilaa las naI
ossu a'aIY eatafNea Fl A 0H
tiAfths Nli.aaa Waller sussls sae8 -
fhs eaansciink ua q ffnng lns
ifen kaHsas cas- Is taa sG The
read s ts8sa tauaFsa Mites .a 'sasiH
Ard tfAfsises aas 81 tis ueHes sec
tssus s. fl.s STAT
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THIRTY-SIX KILLED
and over q Thousand Iniursd
While Celebrating he Glefieas
Fourth.

Chicago juiI s-TnlF,fslx persons
seFe killed and ls7i injured shlls
celebrating. according 70 tie Record
Herald which made canvass Of TIE
accidents n the entire United States
during The last tVenfg four hours IL
Chicago slx psrseus we're killed IS Is.
volses which we're supposed q Is ~.
loaded ana vlth deadly giant afs
crackers NeN York furnished ses
81 Of the dead, while the remainder
q TIE isl u fatalities are scattered
eyef The country
Ia tbs list Of Injured many wsfe IS.
rlously A,lt snd a number slll 10.
doubled, de q their injuries Ths
greater number q injuries we're eaus.
e b tie cannon cracker and thh
lIst made % II q gfsat paft Il ehll
dFen nIn "a not understand hou =
handle them.
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BLOWN TO PIECES
Long Pine, Nebraska, Visited Sat.
arday Night hy a Disas-
uous Tornado.

Long Pine. Neb july Long Pine
was visited bF q tornado last saturday
night aud heavy damage sas doue.
With bgf iew exceptions al tise fronts
q store bllldiuss Wers b.own 10.
TIE Methodist chafeA sas dsmS.
lslsd the Ioei 81 Tie Northeastern
foandacuss Ras nlaNn ce ahd t4ees iu
tie sfFsafs eass 0.aen % shseds TIE
namtud assQ - As deao.lshea
TIE faei e herkeG S department sfaFs
vas tern 81 aud sch damage saas
70 Sis stoes q g8oes Al tie board
feness ii fow9 ssge 6.osu dasn Great
damage sas done g kgnefs mIi
several Fgaaaais aeea 81 at Jhs
beginning IS ghs stern
1hes 1efsaus asfs Hari lat ln calY
aus eass AZ Ghe ulaTss e 8 ssgi9.s
character Thonas Wight eas stand
ing 10 shs cts neat MARKED shsa he
fraHt h0eu ID an8 Nf WnsHt
sls eat BE- hadiI og TIE k.ass Tee
Bfabe fnss are al aeen ana streets
afs 3 8ass q trees FENCES tafus &c
Tie elt5 afe station sas h.asn over
ana fhs e.fi 5t DEMOLISHED Tie sas
ehaie 81. psHis DESTROYED
Tie slaa sas 81 tsi arb s. 4 taf.
FIFE asl.sfefa eh.ea sue.is q ptas.
tlcalI4 alItts x.aoss f1af - seuafe
had sif Naes
Heasi dsmagee S Tepaftsle6us 81
this hai.sfofn % EAs eeps snai
sralu i practically DESTROYED TIE
damage dene ta Long Pine bg te
wind and haa III. Be ln exesss % slo8 /.
co.
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is OBJECT LESSON MAY MAKE CHANGES
Haskell Promises spanish Var vs..
erans Clause in the ceasliluEioa
WIN Permit Them te Vote.

Guthrie. OKLA, iuly s-There 90
longer appears Any aoebt thar many
changes vii b. 10 the constitution
when tAeconsention meets this seek.
Haskell saturday sent Tor tie mem
bers q tsse spanish war VateFans
union. ehlch condemned TIE dlsffanr
chlsement of soldiers and informed
them ht woe.d have this provision
changed Il permit Oklahoma boys 10
the army Or nasy 20 vote This Is al
that has been demanded
IA Cassidy oi shawnee. chairman
OF the Democrats campaign commit
tee said that the election would be
held between september and % aud
that President Murray VII ale TIE
constitution Changes wit De made
n legislature appoftlontmeni hs
ays Delegate George HenshaW q
Nbslll also makes a SIMILAR state.
ment.
J. > Garner. a member of the ofdt
nance committee q the constitution
q convention IS here ready % draw
4 neN election ordinance lie 4gs
Tuesday, september 81 vii probably
be the date o. the s'ectleh
The constitution and electioa orii.
mace vii. be aled with Secretary FIJI
,on aud Frantl vii have hye days 10
which 70 issue proclamation uele.
yafe PlttnAn says Le,uetter hAs fe
,elsed from Attorney General Bona
pagte copies Of al communications /
aud objections alsd with him relating
q tie Constitution
~ IS fortunate that ee dld nor al. f
.oarn slu die he says
I'VE bow have al tie etlecfions
md when changes are made the cons
afgtlon VIA caFfy aluHst ananl
nouslg
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TO PROSPECT LANDS
United states Government wnl
Drill IN Indian Territory 70 As.
certain Value oi Coal Lands.

Naskosse 7 Jaly $40 Ascsr
tam tie 5alae Of the segregated
eoal auds IA Indian Territory tls
government ell buy t~o diamond
core dSls and aflll hoies Ia ,ht anas
Ihis IS g be dons apen The fecon-
nehdaiioa q eearss Wright. cem.
missioner % tte dya tuhss
Tie drills al te purchased fAlf 81.
and spfk bsgan sfoH after that
tate TIE government sIll 0va tie
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81 ! whites Ahoat ioaf f6aFs Ago
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trouble bg taking less llsn i've bot-
ties q falsYs kAinss gata Itsn.
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and pain and symptoms pf kidnef Dis.
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q these amrleas during tie four
ltafs lIai have ELAPSED ard An asl.
deuflF cured Cd s1aF cafed. aud l5aafl.
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DARE LEADS LAD
TO AWFUL DEATH

wlnona. MINI. IalY "a Fourth
Of Jalg prank caused tas death q E8Y
van Sieklen, aged = fears A. picnic
PARK near hear THURSDAY Tie pa4s
vas lllumlnatsa - 80 electric lgns
foNsg so feet nieh and Van Sicklea
following q dare from eompan.ons
climbed % the ton e The structure
He came 10 eontaet with i I've eire
and his body sas hurled q The ground
striking 9n ROCKS which metlIated e
badly The accident Nas witnessed
b. more than 800 persons