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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11
coo XXI
tANepoN COMES TO THE SUR.

81 6S6s
l shall not estimate the vast sums
1t cost the Roebuck.Langdon CLIQUE to
maintain the prices of National Coal,
and so give plausibility to the fiction
that the public was buying eagerly.
In the third week Of my campaign,
Melville vas so deeply involved that
ne had to let the two others take the
whole burden upon themselves.
In me fourth week. Langdon came
to me,
The interval between his card and
himself gave me q chance to recover
rom my amazement When he en-,
tered he found me husily writing
Though / had nerved myself, 1t was
several seconds before / ventured to
look at him. There he stood, prob.
ably as handsome, as fascinating as
ever, certainly as seH,assured. But ]
could now, beneath that manner I had
once envied, gsee the puny soul, with
aus brassy glitter Of the vanity Of
luxury and show3 / had been some
what afraid Of myself--afraid the
sight OF him would STIR up In me q
tempest Of jealousy and hate: cas- !
looked, ! realized that did not know
my own nature. ..she does not love
snis man." ! thought. II she did Of
eOvld. she would not be the woman ]
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11
Ingenious; but I happened to know

Ingenious; but happened to know
that 1t was false. Pardon me, Mr..
Langdon." said I with stiff courtesy.
Il repeat. | can do nothing for you.
Good morning." And | went at my
work as IL he were already gone.
Had l been vindictive, | would have
led him out to humiliate himself
more deeply, II greater depths OF
humiliation there are than those 10
which he voluntarily descended. But
/ wished to spare him; let him see
the uselessness of his mission. He
looked at me in silence-the look OF
hate that can come only from crea-
ture weak as well as wicked. | think
1t was all his keen sense Of humor
could do to save him from a melo.
dramatic outbreak. He slipped into
his habitual pose. rose and withdrew
without another word All this fright
and groveling and treachery for plum.
der. the loss of which would not i'm.
pair his fortune-plunder he had
stolen with many a jest and gibe at
his helpless victims. Like most of our
debonair dollars chasers, he was q
good sportsman only when the game
was with him.
That afternoon he threw his Coal
holdings on the market in great
blocks. His treachery took Roebuck
completely by surprise-for Roebuck
believed in this fair-weather gentle
man" foul-weather coward, and neg.
lected to allow for that Quicksand that
is always under the foundation OF the
man who has inherited, not earned,
his wealth. But for the laundering
credulity Of rascals, would honest
men ever get their dues. Roebuck's
brokers had bought many thousands
OF Langdon's shares at the high arti.
fetal price before Roebuck grasped
the situation-that it was not my fol.
lowers recklessly gambling to break
the prices. brt LangdOn unloading on
his pal" AS soon as he saw, he
abruptly withdrew from the market
When the Stock Exchange closed, Ma.
tional Coal securities were offered at
prices ranging from IL for the bonds
to two for the common and three for
the preferred-offered, and no takers.
We'll, you've done It," said Joe,
coming with the news that Thornley,,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11

enough. Blackjack" And aloud said.
We'll, Anita, the series is ended now
There's no longer any occasion for OH,
lying or posing to each other. ANY ar
rangements your uncle's lawyers sue
gest will be made"
was bowling, to leave vithou,
shaking hands with her. But sht
would not have 1t so. "Please!" sh,
said' stretching out her long, slende,
arm and Offering me her hand.
What devil possessed me that dayI
With every atom Of me longing for her
yet was able to take her hand and
say. with a smile. that was, | doubt
not as hooking as my tone: BY all
means let us be friends. And trust
you will not think me discourteous n !
say that | shall feel safer in OH,
friendship when We are both or
neutral ground"
As | vas turning away, her look. nv
own heart. made me turn again.
caught her by the shoulders. | cazed
into her eyes. IF | could only trust
you. could only believe you!" eriod.
You cared for me when 1 WASH,
worth IT," she said. Now that I an.
more like what you once imagined NE
you do not care"
Up between us rose Langdon's FACE
cynical, mocllng, contomrtuous
"Your heart is his! You told me so,
Don't lie % met" | exclaimed. Ant
before she could reply, | was gone.
Out from under the spell Of he,
presence, back among the trickster.
and assassins the traps and ambushe,
OF Wall street, | believed again: be
lieved firmly the promptings Of the
devil that possessed me. "She would
have given you brief FOOLS paradise. 4
said that devil. "Then what a hideous
awakening!" And | cursed the day
when New York's insidious snobblsh,
ness had tempted my vanity into start
ing me on that degrading chase afte,
Responsibility"
IF she does not move to free her
self soon," said l to myself. q will
put my own lawyer to work. My right
eye ofends me. will pluck IL out"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-01-11
Of the Discount and Deposit bank, had
been appointed receiver.
I've made a beginning" replied /.

[ had decided to concentrate upon
Roebuck, because he was the richest
and most powerful of The Seven"
For, in my pictures of the three main
phases Of "fnance"--the industrial.
the life insurance and the banking
ne. as arch plotter in every kind OF
respectable skulduggery, was neces.
sarily IT. the foreground. My original
intention was to demolish the Power
Trust or, at least to compel him to
buy back all Of It's stock which he had
worked off on the public. had col.
lected many interesting facts about it.
facts typical of the conditions that
finance" has established in so many
Of our industries.
For instance, was prepared tc
show that the actual earnings of the
Power Trust was two and half times
what its reports to stockholders al.
legged; that the concealed profits were
diverted into the pockets of Roebuck
his sons, II other relatives and four
OF THE Seven" the lions share 60
ing. of course, to the lion. Like al
most all the great industrial enter
prises. too strong for the law and toe
remote for the supervision OF their
stockholders. it gathered in enormous
revenues to disburse them chiefly IN
salaries and commissions and rake
offs on contracts to favorites. I had
proof that in one year it had written
or IL millions Of profit and loss, Il
millions Of Which had found its way
to Roebuck's pocket.
Roebuck was the keystone Of the
arch that sustained the structure OF
chicane. To dislodge him was the di.
rect way to collapse It was about
to set to work when Langdon, feel.
Ing that he ought to have a large sup.
ply OF cash in the troublous times
was creating. increased the capital
stock Of his already enormously over
capitalized Textile Trust and offered
the new issue to the public. As the
Textile Trust was even better bull.
Warked, politically, than the Power
Trust, 1t was easily able to declare
tempting dividends out Of Its lootings,
SO the new stock could not be at
tackled In the one way that would
make the public instantly shun it,
could not truthfully charge that II
would not pay the promised divi'
bends. Yet attack I must-fcr that
issue vas, IA eiscl, q bold challenge
Of my charges against "The Seven"
From all parts Of the country IN
ouiries poured in upon me: what
DO you think Of the new Textile 10
sue! Shall we invests Ia the Textile
company soundt"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
Spokane City League.
Trolley League
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

There b ne doubt that President
Roosevelt has taken - ms bosam an a
political tionship Jonathan Bourne.
ar. United States senator from Oregon.
taerw - no doubt that Seuatur Bourne
snddenly hss sprung into prominencs
- one q tn peFsuual advisors al the
chief executive. and there seems a. b.
little duuha that senator Bourns hence
forth b O. b. the most potent force
vita fhe administration with reference
g. uorth Pacific coast pafronare and
matters q NATIONAL impoTf-
kaEene =. Dehs has not given 81 ais
piAn q coming & laaho G. attend tha
ira 81 haywood. Mover and Petfibane.
81 hoiss Idaho
The refarmatury committee - the
STATE uf " ashinEton has selected . site
faE thu refaFmaforv ~ Monrn. -noha.
alish eauuFy. consisting q $50 acrgs i
nns LAID Tbe Friee = = httle eva
81. 90.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Eve Gordon was found deaa in hed
and EllA Black. the Gordon woman =
would-be companion. trying a. die. is
the result II both loving the same man
at Anaconda. Montana They we're
deuiaens ~ the under world He vas
a saloon man and would have nothing
O. d. with the women ~ they thought
the best way was O. end Il all.
Gus Oman 81 Silver CITY. Idaho.
committed suicide at Nanoouver. Be.
By takiRg csrbohc soid he was evil
IDENTITY demented. He left behind two
Notes calling On his brothers g. punish
hls enemies m silver CITY.
A storm Il wind and rain which vas
general throughout q canslderable area
IN northern Texas and which ~ same
places assumed the proportions Of =
tornado. has resulted Ia tie loss 81 a.
least three lives. the injury of many
other persons snd great damage O.
property AID crops
Several villages weFe practically
wiped cat. but oVtng "a the prosrrA-
uon q the telegraph snd telephone. de-
tails are almost imposslhle - obtain.
The terrific wind pzssssd ever sulphur
Springs. doing great damage. TIE vil-
lage Il Antioch Was practically des-
troyed.
Crops in the path q tie storm
which was unusually wide. were great
ly damaged.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
CANTON JARED BY EXPLOSION
cunpoSoer Magazine Blows More
Than Sccre Into Eternity.

HonskouE-Aery great destruction
.ot life and property Was caused re-
Gently a. Canton Hundreds 81 per
sons were injured. Fifteen build InEs
vsere raxea and over Joe we're badly
damaged. A section eea feet long from
the massive city bah Was thrown
Gown. The historical nine story paro-
"a escaped With small injury The
oficials and STATS ~ the hospitals
are doing their best % succar the SUI
fers
The bodies recovered from the ruins
IL fhe vicinity - the magazine we're
saockiarly mu-Iafed Na:y e0rpses
~ men and women were without
Seas d.. TIE officer iu charge of TIE
magazine Was among those killed
sad when Efs bodr was rec )rerea a
fiFe vas foaad clufchsd in ms hand
which suggests rhe possible cause a
.ha explosion. The financial loss Is
e1ofmous
The rify ~ Caaton Is about SIX miles
1 IN circumference and Is enclosed hy
sails - feef thick and from = q a.
I feef high There are IS gates iuto ths
city. besides TAO water gates.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
FAMOUS
TRIAL
FEDERATION MINERS
CASE IN IDAHO.
THURSDAY TAE BEGINNING oF
LONG AND TEDIOUS
BoIsE TRIAL

William n Haywood secretary ar.s
treasurer ~ the Nesteru Feaeratasn
a. Miuers. vlI on hursdsv ne placed
su trial charged uifh the murder ~
- Governor Prank sieunenberK 81
hu.se Idaho
"a ell four men are IN custody
charged with the same onense. they
are William D. Haywood. Charles n
3oEer the president - the Western
FEDERATION of Miners. George A Pe4m.
aont former member ~ the exeeu-
tive board 81 TIE same organization.
an4 Harry Orchard. q member ~ the
federation. 90 these men. Orchard. n
alleged has made a confession IN
which Ae admits that BE- killea the
former E.ternor and lu the same con
ifsion. 81 is aileReE duplicates the
ether men under arrest together with
here. as being arcs-a 1ries before the
tsrt Under che Law of the state 81
ilaho whlle BE- Be- admitted that Hay
wood Nayer and Peft.hone we're not
CD fhe state az Idaho 81 the time 81
1ae murder fheg are charged euh the
.faaI L84I1er the contention under
.ae stafste being that fheg we're On
ths spot in spirit that they planned
ana tbers-ore eompaased the death 81
Governor SteunenherF
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
While insane
shot SIX PEOPLE

San Francisco w alteg g Davis. =
carpenter. In a &C of insanity Tuesday
shot a family q SIX persons Sith whom
be resided. 81 AZ Pierce street. this
citv.
rhe dead arr.
o,rson r. Bush. aged Sc. has wife
and their young son-
v. :. BeaTd. a carpenter. with rela-
tives In ~. Louis and Denver.
n. + Zensou. a surveyor, recently
from New Vera.
Mrs.. Lillian ID. Carofhers. an elder
" woman who boarded IL the house.
DAVIS snd his victims al resided Ia
che house. which Was conducted as q
boarding house By the Bush family.
DAVIS home was Ia Fsrmersville. nssr
Eisalia. this state. WHERE be has q wife
and SIX children. he has heen xork-
iug here - = caTpenter since TIE hrs.
] BE- shooflng Vas done whit e double
bArrslsd shotgun. Davis. who slept IN
the same room with younR Bzsk and
Beard. arose shortly after 8 o'clock
and after arminE himself with the Run
shot ms two room mates ard then visit
ID each room IN turn. killiug ths ocea-
pants-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

At resent conference ~ shanghai
China n was recommended that al the
Chinese c urches use q brief form II
prayer foT China
Count otto Won Waldestein. who vas
reported a. have been allied ~ VII
lows Cal. . few DAYS ago. Il alive and
Well - klamath Falls. Ore.. where be
j. employed ca government reclamation
Wurk
Three hundred and eighty men in
the car repairing aud refining depart
meuts ~ Armour A. Co.. Ia Omaha
walked out because they were not in
cluded IA the wage increase granted
last week 90 other emu.oyes
The great Goa miner strike 81 Fer
ME. h. e.. THAI has threatened g. tie
mp al the mines. smelters and rail-
roads in the northwest has been Official
iv declared settled and the men have
heen ordered g. return e work hx Dis
trict PTesideLt Sherman uf the United
MineNorkers.
Notice ~ the release q thousands u
acres ~ Moufana lands. which were
Withdrawn some weeks ago for nation
il forrest purposes, has been received at
tire Helena land Office from Commits
sioner Of the General Land Ofsice Bal
hnger. All hearings SIT for Montana
N May. have been posponed. This
vii tae up good many tracts Of land
IN that district. Practically ali the
sands in Deer Lodge and Lewis aud
ClNrk counties with a short strip along
the eastern boundary Of tie Lewis and
CLARK reserve an Teton county. are put
back on she public domain. This re-
leases sll fhe big Blsckfoot country
from Wolf Creek o. Missoula.
Announcement h made that Ellen
Terry. the English acusss. l. again .
bride. she was married - james ca
rev, her leading man. IN Pirtsburg. on
March 81
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
REPUBLICANS Win
IN SPOKANE

Spaksne. Wash. Herbert Moore.
candidate II the reform forces q thr
city without regard g. party. making
the race - the nominee 90 the regular
republican ticket. wns elected Tues DAY
mayor - this city Ia . victory which
developed into . complete rnut - May
81 DagRett and ms followers Cot q
total vote ~ approximately "a. coo
be was elected ~ plurality u 1854
The socIallsast vote fer fnayor was 2s2.
Republicans cnuneilmmnic eandi-
dates we're victorious m all exceT.t the
Sscond ward. whese. Counollmen Bald
win and tiray we're reelected.
Treasurer Eggleston and Comptroller
Farley were reelected. both being
democrats
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

WashiuFrnn-Nrs Roosevelt art q
rumher - lafiEs arr1nTauylne her
ahaara fhe k.ra+ SyInh. narrowly -
Gagged a seriuls accident a. the boat
reached Washington SATURDAY % -
return fruu fria tuwn re potamar
HhHnuzh snar llzunserEtantinE tire
tsuaf HeHf rasf haT coca sad crash e
lrta = tug TIE shuzk aas - severe
.fhaf ghe faegale - fAe Sslrh 60 ~
ne deck wifh g crash. narrowly miss.
.iuE Mrs RaazeFeif and fhnse wth
her Among whom uere Ms CEHord
RiehaFt err - NeH XoHk aua Ma
naeon tee slfe q the assistant secre-
tar q STATE ~ une was hurt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
STREET RIOTS IN
SAN FRANCISCO

ran franclsSa. May She STRIKE
g the sgs9 Enian u1atoYuen and can.
aucsnTs g tha Unissd Rsilroaas aevwl-
eF~d Inassay sflrraoon into q terrible
raQf "a which mns MAJ vas ALLIED
n'ors than q scure q rarsans xere
ssssrig, sane fatally. wounded and
otAsTs q = sssssT exseuA
Al s.Se 'eleek tsse companv made
- arst sssemFs g. RESUME the apsra~
fiez g i's system b. ssBdlag ouf seven
pAssFaEer cars manned b. between SO
And - strtke hrnAkerx. weRrinr the
uusforu q car inspectors and cash
r~rrytaE = ss-cafssr Fevulver strapF--a
Assana rs waiss oafsade q ans eaat
ahs s14ss was made from fhe cem-
T@ny tArns ~ TuER ana Fiumors
ssFs~ss. wesss > crswa. variausgy est.-
waiee "a frun 1eo8 g. see0 men ana
49,. Nss ca1grsgasea Twenty-asvea
fAAzhnsDea. Eve Ezezuse8 cssrars ana
asRssAl serReAuss. aader ahe canmsaa
g eapa4in Mouuy. Wers on patrol
En4r&
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Antagonists have been made 90
. nsw feature - TIE spokane later
safe FAIR this year A horse shou. en-
hraclnE ali Glasses ~ hoFaes from !
hoys pony 10 a heavy drauEht horse
b % b. eiFen under the auspices 81
TIE spokane RidinE 4 Driving Clui
and Under the immediate management
10 Captain }. q Macnonnem
Baltimore. Md-Kia Sullivan a
.pashinrfon Friday niehf knoCked ous
YounE Corbeft ~ Denver Oh the lifk
round TIE match. which was fought
hffore the Euneka Afhleric club. uas
acheduled Ger as ronnds
Salem. ore-Pnul nowers a son %.
To-. ). Bouegs 81 spokane and a stu.
deul 81 the Wlllametfe university. won
secon8 place On tie mlle run here
Saturday
The biggest crowd thaf ever saw a
ciiF ieaEae baseball game practically
fIina the Nafaforium para grams
stand az spaksne Sunday Afternoon
uhlie HllF Couuor's 'seml-prus puf
enough sHics and nrewurkk into the
afternoons card 70 bold the ihrona
almost intact Ca the finish ~ a soils
three and q half hours Of baseball
They riaF tao games for one admits.
sion cf rs caEts 90 the grand stand al
these city league games
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Ames IoWa-Iowa state coilegr De-
ftated the University of Nebraska ln
q Acid meei. IS Co e.
Cambridge Mass Harvard woa
from Dartmouth a. fhe STADIUM 81
20 s.
Berkeley. Cai alfred Maun ~ fhe
Oakland heh school broke tfe Wori# s
feaard foy pulc fauitiug for hiat
school iu the BaF caanfIas leaEas
meet az fhe University of CaiIfeu
faek De cleared fhe haT az 1l fees
50 inches The former record Or
hirh schools vas held IS Fred da..ea
~ Hsrkelfy Who Fauilea d feef : Is
inches in 1895
New Haven. CoHu -lr fts annual
inteuschoiaEtic meet here participated
lu ~ q numher ~ eastern schools
4. Talho' 81 Mercershurg academy
broke ths words record In the g.
pound hammer throw making IS
feet BE made the former record oi
q sz fest 81 inches
Lafayette Iud.-The University 81
{ ChieaFo defeated Purdue IN a track
Meet. so r. g.
Minneapolis MINI - Minnesota
track team A.. Iowa -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

For the balance ~ the season AZ the
Spokane theater the bookings are IS
follows
Nay 9 10 and 11--Nat c. Goodwin.
Nay lz-RaTmond Hffchcock
NAY l3 and Is--Mrs Warrens Pro
fesslon
May le-~Helio Bill"
MAJ -. "a and 25-LaIuaa Russell.
June u and 1I-Henrieuz Crosman.
June - and 1.-THE Bogus Prince 90
June fs-Mrs. Leslie Garter.
June i and 1s-otis Skinner.
June 2o-Dixie mlnstrsls
June - and 25-Niola Auen
June = and z5-Efhei BarrFmore.
1ou car have seats reserved BY mail
Address Dan L. Weaver. manager.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Lived sssNr Years Near prisoa sshsrs
tse Eacaned.

- GAGMA&Ns
ne astounding fact has dsrelorea
thai villa January. the American
1ean Naiiean. uow awaiting the prum.
bee executiss pardon. resided FOR
seven years wtthin - mlles of fhe
LsaTenworth tkansasb prison. from
shea De escaped nine years aEu. ana
% shich b. has Just been returned
1anuary escaped Ia TIE niEht with
Ia fellow cunFlct while a Fuars vas
aEieep He beat bis way on q freight
tram 90 Wichlta. lie secured employ
meuf an q stone quarry 81 Winfield
where be remained Until the 6enfh %
his companies. three noufhs later. Re
vas a drummer through Okishuma.
Kansas and Missouri for . coffee
house iook 90 the insurance business
lao Kansas City. then peddled ooaee On
his owu hcok and finally settled d0wr
iu fbe restaurant business In the lat
ter city. after being employed for a
uhile on the Metropolitan street rail-
uay.
Although operating under the eyes
10 the prison Authorities. W0i tif.E On a
street railway thar carried them and
conducting a restaurant business a.
.fne Junction 81 this line and the cleo
tric line 90 Leavtnwcrfh which was
used hy the prison Cffcials. he was
never recognized until fhe ether day
Wheu a fellow convict spotted hlm and
informed the authorities "a order o.
collect me standing reward omersd by
tle government Tor escaped prisoners
The papers iu Iauuarys case are
ready for the signature of The attor-
- general
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
SUMMARY
OF NEWS
SHORT CONCISE ITEMS
FROM DISPATCHES.
MxAslv AZ pARrs 90 TnE
woalp REpREsEsTED
nEREwTTH.

snAm " casss. who b goinE abroad
as AZ essnn1oa trtB. and $40 recent
h sarnsnoed thni Ma hrm woule re-
slrs fvum ths wal street district. -
umess m az inierx1ew A. declaring
a. - has alandoned Wall street Tor
gpe9
Anasher helr so TIE millians lefi ~
sasnss Haasy lsllanfl Smith ~ Chi
eMrs kas ben fuuna h soufh Alerica
wh~sasr there ~ ikely 90 BE- a con
ssss ~ gAe wln frum Thar eauroe has
nos heen heseioped
sliAs Is. . - year ola neEro boz
wna lymehea Is Shreveport Ia. ~
xeufiv Scr asssallinE . 1ttle white
Esn
Betvean Is ard - wnrkmen were
hiIsed ana mnny others host and iHiuF-
g. ~ TIE hFsaklnE ~ the biE dam A.
Chahestaa Nexico
nonros saHshury. the veil known
f,orse breeder 81 san FEanriseo. died
81 Aew Nufk relNnfly
MS stated that u n Hartman hiss
anle fhn oMneEs Cf The q Fase s.
Soughursfern failroaa that uniess they
acreFf hIs proposition 81 pHrrhaae
tselr ruaa BE- uiii pafllel their tines.
A eenaFa1 strike is exrected ~ Den
49, unIess TIE wuadHnrkeTs strike 6
sefgse1 The trades oouncil ~ ina
eify has taken aefinn 81 a secret incest
inK ans if b feafea al the hullllnG
TRADES w1n - callea cut
santtaru nea-spapers cnn3aluinE &C.
ccuugs q the fTuuhle betNeen the saB
oxa 81 rhe Tuff5d States sh8p Taruma
and 1hs SautiaEo police have reaches
Havana a. rEeFv ease fhs SanfiaEl
PAPER claim fhaf the sailors were &.
hiame sfariinn tn roa AID earIylns
d a. wifh kuires and reFoiFefs
Fuur sEnaU ehllareu were burned 81
death tn tbe hume - Martin Camp
heA Heeeu miles from West Branch
Nsch
TIE British embassy has lodged &
claims wilh ihe Tnfklsh porte fog %
imhuHsausuf - she g7E ESQ Ransom
pad tn 8riEan8s Wlo abducted the Al
hefE ehla son ~ pnominant British
HHh1eef Hha WsE residing 81 saianlea
IN q mIdnsght nra thar desfruyea
tie acme ~ Mrs. Prank Telferd 81
HnFstns station. a few miles nurit
81 Gfana Rapids. Mieh. Thomas Corn
ing. aEes -. uas burned % death aut
hrH Telford ana her daughter Sadie
aRed I2. wers fatally burned.
ChAttAaeoga. Teun.-BrlEadier Cen
era james A. G. Sauno. retired. dles
Saturday afternoon ~ Fort 0Rlethorrs
as asss command before his retire
ment Sc 1855 Vas - Port Ruzsen
VIC.
Guafenaila has refused to compll
wlih ahe request II TIE Mexican GOV
esnszFua fhai jose Maria lAme ant
Cusenel Bore. charged via eampiiclfs
Ca Ehe assassination q General Bar
raliza - extFA81sd
Nfwaakee VS. Pred G Schultz
newapapeT reporter. vas found
Eailf8 q bribery - . 5sry after a
kuurs aellherntlnn
san franctsc8-Tte 8runworkafs
R'gike has Hastiaa duWu 90 a siege
Practically al the irouwoFRa. found
pa aua shops h the cigy are closed