Semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-30
vored shippers and the government
has caught him.

Havana, Sept. 27.-Charged with
conspiracy against public order Gen
erals Masso PARA, Juan Ducassi and
Lara Mirat were arrested here. II Il
charged that General Para is a leader
In movement to start revolution
against the Americans in Cuba. Funds
Tor this purpose are being furnished
by some firm on Broadway New York
| Three Santo Domingas whose revo
| lutionary records are well known
| reached this port at the same time
as PARA and It is learned that other
persons of similar character are now
employed In Eastern Cuba. Governor
Masoon is well prepared with 5000
United States soldiers and SOC rural
guards TO crush any movement the in
| stant II is started.
Washington. Sept Ex-Governor Ma.
COON OF Cuba has been asked for a
inll statement of the conditions there.
The reported threatened uprising hav
ing caused considerable uneasiness in
state department circles. The gov.
ernor's reply was not particularly op.
timistic, although he states there has
been no outbreak as yet.
Mineral Point, Wis. Sept. ga
meeting OF the zinc and lead mining
interests of Wisconsin is being held
here today for the purpose OF discuss.
Ing plans that will advance the inter.
ests of the mine opens and stock hold,
YRS. What action will be taken, II any,
Is not known, although the mining
now being paid the miners. in view
" the low price of ore, are entirely
100 high. The mining men hope to
pc able to unite on some policy where
by the cost of production may be low
red. thus making possible adequate
returns on the capital invested.
Denver. Colo. Sept. 27.-A syndi-
ate of Denver and Greeley men pur.
'hased Otero and Lost Park reservoir
'ites from the High Line Reservoir
company and will expend large sums
Jt money in building dams and ca.
nails. The storage basins will be put
condition to hold vast quantities of
water for irrigation purposes.
Havana. Sept. 27.-The work OF
counting heads in Cuba. In accordance
ha la 81
Magoon, viii begin next Monday and
Will be rushed to completion, since
The work must be finished by Novem
Der ~. As the census is TO be taken
chiefly for electoral purposes. great
attention will be given by the enumer-
itors to collecting the necessary data
Ia ascertain which persons have elec-
toral rights. Satisfactory explanations
must be given of any delays before
the enumerators accounts will be ap-
proved and paid.
San Francisco. Sept. 27.-The
cruiser squadron from the Asiatic sta
lion comprising the armored cruiser
West Virvingia, the flagship Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Colorado un-
der the command of Real Admiral
Dayton arrived here this morning sew
eral hours ahead OF expected time. Ar
rangements had been made to give
the vessels an elaborate reception and
wireless message was sent to rear
Admiral Dayton last night asking him
10 defer entering port until this after
noon. The message, however, was not
received. The big ships were beau
tiful sight as they steamed through
the Golden Gate and up the bay. The
weather was clear and from the
houses on the hills overlooking the
water. flags were waved and signals
Of welcome given. Whistles in fac
tories along the water front greeted
ships and ferry boats went out Of
their course to give passengers
closer view OF the cruisers.
Denver. Sept. 27.-The bonding com
pany that provided surety for Henry
Schlueter, contractor for the auditor
ium, have decided to take up the work
where he left II and complete 1t for
either the Republican or Democratic
national convention. This action was
decided upon as result OF a trip
east taken by Ralph w. Smith. vice
president and general manager of the
National Surety company.
New York, Sept. 27-The heavy cur.
tailment of subterfuge which envel-
oped the inner workings of the Stand
ard Oil company was partially torn
aside by Special Attorney Kellogg in
hearing OF the suit with the United
States to dissolve the oil trust which
makes the stupendous profits OF more
than $400. 500. 900 annually on the sub.
sldiary company capitalized at only
$500 900.
TELEGRAPHlc BREvETiES.
Caleb V. Bartlett. of St Louis. cash.
Ter OF the Madison Coal company