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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14
NORTHWEST
NEWS ITEMS
PRESS CULLINGS FOR
OUR BUSY READERS
ABOUT PEOPLE IN MONTANA,
IDAHO, WASHINGTON
AND OREGON.
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

The current has been turned into
the Colfax transformer station of the
Spokane & Inland and everything
about the plant proves to be in shape
for permanent use. All of the steam
locomotives will be taken out of SER
vice and substituted with electric mo-
tors.
Three couples married by the same
minister at the same house in Free.
land, Mich, at the same time, half d
century ago, are to celebrate their
golden wedding together in Seattle
Tuesday, December "a. The three
couples are Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Pur-
chase of Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis of Freeland, Mi III, and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Houghtaling of Everett.
The affair is to take place at the home
of Mrs. Purchase.
The largest man in the state is deal
at the Western Washington Hospital
Tor the Insane His name is Richard
Dicer, who had been in that institution
i6 years. He was committed from
Pierce county, and two days previous
10 his death weighed 407h pounds.
Copies Of the revised map of the
Washington state railroad commission
have been received.
An unknown man was found floating
in the river at Spokane.
Mystery surrounds the death of r.
p. Beltinck, salesman for a Cigar com
pany. whose body was found wedged
between the base timbers of the Great
Northern trestle at Spokane.
Perry Schultz, age about 45 years, a
Spokane Traction company motorman.
was shot and killed in a desperate en-
counter with a burglar or burglars at
Spokane.
The Wenatchee public schools Will
probably open this week County
Health Officer Gilchrist is the authori-
" for the news, and the city as a
whole is delighted, saying that this
is the beginning of the end of the
smallpox scare.
Encouraged by the Improvement in
financial conditions, several Walla
Walla export grain dealers have pur-
chased during the past few days and
are still purchasing wheat crops from
those farmers who are disposed to sell
at this time
Apples from Wenatchee are selling
on the fruit stands in Chicago for
1920 dozen.
Henry Harris. an aged citizen of
Chelan, died recently of paralysis. His
wife is also ill., while his daughter,
Mrs. Roy Mathers. is dying of con-
sumption.
John Nixson, lineman for the electric
company at HoQuiam, met with an un
usual adventure recently while string
ing an elevated cable. Eerched in his
airy isolation he was discovered by d
sea gull. who seemed to consider Niy.
son. so far from the ground, an in
truder on the rights 81 the feathered
tribe. The gull screamed and called
others of his tribe to his assistance.
One followed another until a hundred
or more of the birds had gathered and
made al attack on the man. who was
completely at their mercy for tim
They swooped down upon him with
their wings and tried TO find a vul
nerable place to pick At him. 1t was
not until the iineman got one end OF
the rope free that he was able to bea
the birds off
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14
ARREST BANKER J. o. BROWN.
Charge Officials Looted California Safe
Deposit and Trust Company.

San Francisco, Dec. 10. Dalzell
Brown, a prominent financier of this
city and general manager of the Cali
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pany, which closed it's doors early in
November, is under arrest on the
charge of felony embezzlement.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14
John Goodnow Dies in Spain.

Minneapolis, Dec. 10.-A cablegram
has been received here by relatives an.
nouncing the death at Malaga, Spain,
of John Goodnow, formerly consul gen.
eral at Shanghai.
No details were given, the message
containing only the bare announce.
ment of the death.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14

The churches are full of storage
battery Christians who have to be
charged about twice a year with a
revival. The dynamo Christians keep
the machinery of civilization going
without a break.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14

There is such a thing as belns "a
original; people might can
crazy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14

A determined thief usually gets what
he "a after,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-12-14
AIl-Western 1907 Team.


The Minneapolis Journal picks tn'
following all-western football team w
1907:
Left end-Chestnut, Minnesota; suV
stitute, Page, Chicago.
Left tackle-Case, Minnesota; SuV
stitute, Boyle, Wisconsin.
Left guard-Graham, Michigan; su'
stitute, Chaloupka, Nebraska.
Center-Schultz, Michigan; suDsu
tue, Steihm, Wisconsin.
Right guard-Bandelin, Minneso.s'
substitute, Eakins, North Dakota 40
gies.
Right notwithstanding, mi0'-
gan; substitute, Young, Minnesota
Right end-Capron, Minnesota ''
stitute, Hewitt, Chicago.
Standardization, Chicago
stitute, Cunningham, Wisconsin 49,.
Left half-Shukncht, Mlnne'0
substitute, Acker, st. Louis. II
Right half-DeTray Chicago
stitute, Rupert, Ames. IL.
Fullback-Weller, Nebraska euD
tute, Dunno, Minnesota.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
WELCOME FOR TAFT.

Oklahoma CITY, Okla, Aug. Or.
Everything Is IN readiness for the re
ception Of Secretary Of War William
III. Taft, who Is to be here tomorrow
to speak at the formal opening OF the
Republican state campaign. The ad
vance guard of visitors has already
put In an appearance and the expec
tatlon N that the crowd will be the
LARGEST ever seen here.
Secretary Taft is scheduled 10 ar
rive here shortly after o'clock In
the morning. and viii be met at the
depot by a reception committee of
citizens, A big street. parade viii be
he.d n the afternoon and will BE- fol-
lowed by general reception at con
yention hail AT dinner Secretary
TAFT will be the guest of the members
Of the Republican state campaign
committee
Mr. Tafts address will be delivered
at convention hall Chairman Hol.
comb cf the state committee will
Ire side at the meeting, and the
speaker will be introduced by Gov
ernor Frantz. All of the Republican
on the state ticket will be
prc sent in addition to a large number
ef other prominent members Of the
party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
FIRE IN PlTTsBURG.
Ragged So FierceIy That Insurance
Men Feared Another Baltimore

Pitsburg, Pa, Aug. 23.Fanned by
q brisk wind, fed by hundreds Of gal
IONS Of gasoline, and with the major
I ity of the buildings in its track of
frame construction, disastrous fire
ragged throughout the afternoon yes
terday in the business district of the
East End, bounded by South Highland
and Center avenues, Baum street and
East Liberty Market, causing loss
'of $250,000 and injury to four fire
men.
The fire was in Pitsburg's danger
zone and for two hours firemen and
insurance men feared a recurrence of
the Baltimore fire. Business houses
automobile garages and other estab-
lishments were destroyed in a few
minutes by the flames, which swept
north and east from the plant of the
Enterprise Cleaning and Dyeing Co,
where it started, presumably from an
explosion
The following places were DESTROY
ed East End Mantle and Tile Co.,
Crown Laundry CO.. Enterprise Clean
ing Co, East Lalerty Automobile Co,
American Reduction Co, Independent
Beef Co. shiyely Plumbing Co., A.
Paffenbach & Co, the Liberty Ice Co,
and a number of smaller concerns.
Many other buildings were damaged,
among them the East Liberty Market
Four fremen were slightly injured
A few hours before the fire anoth-
er blaze which for a time threatened
the section broke out in the Club
Cleaning and Dyeing establishment,
few blocks away, caus:ng a loss of
$4,000. Fourteen girls and boys
in the place were carried
down ladders by flremen. An explo-
sion of gasoline was the cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
MANY EMPLOYEES
WERE LET OUT
FROM PANAMA CANAL PAY ROLL
WORK ON PANAMA RAILROAD
suSPENDED-LACK OF FUNDS
is CAUSE.

Panama. Aug. 23.-Retrenchment is
now a part of the canal program.
Work on the new line of the Panama
railroad has been suspended and
900 men laid off. A new circular
provides that silver roll laborers shell
be paid only monthly instead of semi
monthly as heretofore. This will
effect considerable saving.
The department of municipal engi-
neering has been ordered to lay off
le,000 men. big reduction in the
clerical force is also looked for.
The reasons given for stopping
work on the railroad is that there is
no appropriation for that purpose.
Excavation will show a great in
crease this month over July. The
general progress of the work is en-
tiTely satisfactorily to the board of
eu gineers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
VETERANS OF
MEXICAN WAR
ONLY 5000 ALIVE OUT OF ARMY
OF 7s,000-HELD THEIR LAST
REUNION AT JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION.

Norfolk, Va, Asg. What is be.
lieved to be the last of the national
reunions that viii be held by yeter.
Ems of the Mexican war took place
today at the jamestown exposition.
OF the $4,000 men who comprised the
army that was sent to Mexico sixty
years ago about 10000 are still liv-
ing. The average age Of the suryi.
yors is sc years and on this account
only a handful of the veterans were
able to attend the annual reunion
this year. The meeting was held I'm
convention hall with Louis F. Beeler
of Baltimore, president of the Ma
tional Association OF Mexican War
Veterans, presiding. The association
had no business to transact. and the
gathering was entirely in the nature
of a reunion. The aged veterans
we're the recipients OF numerous
courtesies from the exposition man
agemcnt and exhibitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
F9EE-FOR-ALL
FIGHT IN Ky.
THREE MEN WOUNDED AND ONE
KlLLEp-WoMAN WITH BABE
IN ARMS SHOT THRoUH ARM
MEMBER AMPUTATED.

London, KY, Aug 23.-News has
been received here of a free for all
gun fight near the Knox county fair
ground. near Barboursville in which
three men were badly shot and two
women were badly wounded. Con
stable l. f. Campbell WHO sought 60
quell the disturbance, was shot deal.
Edward Smith died Of his wounds
Yesterday. John Warren is seriously
hurt and may die. Ralph Tuggle. a
policeman. is in a serious condition.
Warren's mother. with a babe At
her breast, was shot through one arm
and the member was amputated. The
only arrest Is that Of John Bailey.
who is charged with having fired the
bullet hat killed Constable Campbei1
Nearly all OF the fighters who es-
eaped unhaFfed. have fed 10 the
country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
MOORS ADVANCE
COVERED BY FOG.
But ARE REPULsED HY GUNS or
F-.-EcH WARSHlPs AT
cAsA5LANcA.
BIC FORCE FOR DRUDE
French Commander Now at Head OF
5000 Men and viii Get More
Troops II He Needs
Them

| Paris. Aug. 20. Vice Admiral Phii.
bert, commanding the French naval
forces of Casablanca telegraphs that
while the Moors were advancing 81
the French camp near Casablanca
yesterday morning under cover of
fog, the fog lifted and permitted tha
French batteries ashore and afoat to
shell the MooFs with deadly effect.
Gen. nrude In the afternoon moved
forward his field guns to ridge
situated about four miles from camp.
whence he sheiled the Moors. who
were then in frll flight eastward
The report that Mulai Hafiz.
brother Of the sultan, had been pro-
claimed sultan, still lacks official con
firmation
Gen. Drude, commander OF the.
French expeditionary force In Mo
Rocco, will. when reinforcements now
en- the way to Casablanca reach him,
have at his disposal 5000 men which
Is considered to be sufficient
To insure psasectiOn OF the town, i'm
less uneXpect ~ events happier, fer
which emergency further erinforce-
ments are ready to embark for Mo-
rocco
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
ROOT SENT TO
A SAN|TAR|UM
SECRETARY or STATE LIVING AT
MULDOoN'S FARM NEAR
WHITE PLAINS.
Showed Singns of Break Down But
Expectss to Be Cured in TWO
More Weeks Of Treat
ment.

| New York, Aug %. Secretary &
i state Eiihu Root who has alread
spent three weeks at Farm Santa;
! inn Ct William C. Muldoon, ex-chan,
piCn wrestlcs, near White Plains, tak
iag Muldccns course of athleti,
treatment for severe attack Of net
/ vous exhausticn expects to complet,
Iris cure ia two inGre weeks He Il
Wei on the road to recovery and al
apprehension about his helth seems
to have DISAPPEARED.
When last week Secretary Taft,
Postmaster General Meyer and Sec
Irctary Rect We're summoned to Oys,
ter Bay there was some discussion
down there among the newspaper cor
respondents, first because Mrs. Root
was with her husband on this i'm.
portant visit, and second, that she
seemed to show great solicitude in re.
spect of him.
Secret service detectives kept re-
pcrters from the secretary OF state.
although the newspapermen were per.
mitted to talk with Taft a1d Meyer
aad to accc mnany them n part of the
way 70 the presidents house and back
10 New York NO newspaper man
was permitted to talk to Mr. Root
Secretary TAFT and Mr.. Meyer cane
to Now York that night, but Mr.
Poet remained over in Oyster Bay
with his wife
On the following morning. with
Mrs Rect, the secretary of state de-
parted ostensibly fer his summer
hcme in southampton. Newspaper
men were informed CT the exact time
whol he would depart and a crowd
Of people say him start apparently
eastward On Long Island.
As the facts known now are, The
Of state stopped at rail
read station, and meeting his secre.
tary, came to New York aud thea
went to White Plains. where he was.
taken to the Muldoon Sanitarium.
II Is assumed therefore, taking al
runners Of the last year and the tes.
.mony obtained tonight, that Mr.
Root Is on the verge of a. serious
break down; In fact, that a term in
Muldoon's place was regarded as one
# the essentials toward his restora.
ion to health, and that he is being
prepared there for the trip to Mexico,
which is slated to follow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
COMPANIES SAY
PLENTY. OF men
ARE AT WORK IN OFFICES BUT
REPORT is DENIED BY
UNION.
TIME FOR GOVERNMENT
To lntercede, Says President of the
chicano Board of Tradc--Re-
port That Operator Was
Shot AT Untrue.

ST. Louis, Aug. 23.At the striking
telegraphers headquarters in the La
olede Buildimging today It was stated
that II the strike We're settled at this
time the telegraph companies would
still he short at least 100 operators,
That number of the union members,
II was said, had left st. Louis and
had found employment elsewhere and
world not come back to St Louis
even at an adVa1csd scale of wages
because Of the high cost Of living
here
Letters were received from many
Of these operators some of them IN
closing money for the support Of the
strikers,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
THOUGHT He WAS
A BOOTLECC[R
RETIRED METHODIST PREACHER
INSTANTLY KILLED BY DE-
TECTiVE AT TULSA, I. r. WHO
THOUGHT HIM OFFENDER.

| Tulsa, |. r., Aug. 23.- Mistaken ii
the dark for a "bootlegger," Sy'ves
ter Morris, aged A. wealthy retired
Methodist minister. was shot and
killed at the corner Of North Second
and Cincinnati avenue late last night
I by Deputy United States Marshal G,
IR Wilson.
The old man was driving two
horse wagon aud was on his way
4 home from his farm north of the city.
| Officer Wilson, In company with an
other deputy. had arrested three boot
leagers in that nelsnborhood an hour
before and were On lookout for otSer
yiolators CT the law, when the old
man came driving by.
He was halted by the officers who
ofaeretl him to give up in the name
cf the government, Instead of obey
ing Morris whipped up his horses
into run. The officers say they
then fred three shots into the air to
scare the old man, but seeing he was
not gong to stop, Wilson shot twice
II kill, both shots taking effect
One BAH passed through the heart
carsing instant death. The team
dashed for home and nelghbors, who
had heard the shooting came cut to
the cause and found the
dead body in the wagon.
When Officer Wilson learned of his
he surrendered to the police
and was given over to the custody
Of Deputy Marshal Sam Cones. i
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
REVENUE OFFICERS
HAVE A BATTLE
MiSTOOk EACH OTHER FOR MOON
SHINERS-THREE WOUNDED;
ONE MoRTALLY.

Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 23.---Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Capers
today received telegram from Inter
mad Ryenue Collector Huber at
Greensboro. N. c.. saying: Deputy
Collector Hendryx, with posse. from
Raleigh, N. c., and Deputy Collector
Henry with posse from Durham met
at a moonshine still last night. Each
took the other for moonshiners ami
fired on each other Deputy Marshal
Gordon was mortally wounded and
Deputy Collector Henry and the
possemen were seriously wounded"
Commissioner Capers telegraphed
tina no expense be spared
IN caring for the wounded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
IN CINCINNATI
AND P|TTSBURC
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES RAGE :
FLAMES ARE TANNED BY
BRISK WINDS.
TOTAL LOSSSI,25O,OOO
Suffered BY Both cities--Msny Fam
lilies Are Left Homeless
Injured Are Taken to
Hospital.

Cincinnati. Aug. ga fire that de
istroycd million dollars worth CT
| property and was still raging un.
I checked at midnight started at ,
iO'clcch last night In stables attached
| to the lumber yards of r. Roberts
& Go, lumber dealers, on East Court
street, near Broadway.
Having wiped out the plant of this
concern at a loss CT 100000, the
blaze. famed by brisk wind, began
spreading In a northeasterly direction
and soon had engulfed the plant of
the Eagie White Lead Company, the
nlaaing aills and lumber yards Of
Morrison and Snodgraas and the sen
en- and ten story warehouses Ct the
r. H. Kroser Grocery company
The clls of the White Lead com
pany aud the stock Of the planning
mills afforded fuel for a blaze that the
entire equipment of tho fire depart
ment in apparatus and men was cali
ed upon to combat.
The i. II. Krcgel Co. loss Is esti-
mated at $500O00, as the building
collected stock for more chan sixty
branch stores. B. Fl, Cox Of the
Lagle White Lead Co.. which Is the
largest independent White Lead Co
III the country, stated that the loss
CT his firm would run from 100000 to
100000 depending on the amount Of
salvage. The Morrison and Saod-
grass firm had large amount Of fin
ished stock on hand and a big stock
of lumber In their yards. All Of 1t
was burned and the loss os the firm
vi mate $250, 600
Many Of the nearby residences and |
cottages were completely destroyed |
a great loss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
TWELVE WOUNDED.

Casablanca, Ang. 90 Twelve
lFrenchnen We're wounded during III.
lighting Of yesterday morning. They
Include Capt Detules, Of the foreign
legation, A battery Of sesentyflye
millimetre guns was disembafbed
from transport and used shrapncl
with tremendous effect upon the
enemy. The Arabs again showed
reckless courage, They would ride
close IN to the French camp. dis
mount and fire persistentIy until they
were dispersed by the shell fire from
the cruiser eGloire.
The cruiser Gueyden has lombard
Cd the port of Fidallah, to the north
OF Casablanca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
SECRETARY TAFT
AT ST. LOUIS
SPENDS LITTLE OVER SIX HOURS
IN THAT cITY-coNFERRED
WITH POLITICAL LEADERS
THERE.

St Louis, Mo. Aug. Secretary
Icf War Taft spent little over six
hours in st. Louis today on his way
from Lexington, KY, to Oklahoma
City, where he will make an address
tomorrow. Secretary Taft was en-
,tertailod At an Informal breakfast
.at the lanters Hotel after which he
held q conference with the local and
state political leaders, A luncheon
was rendered him at the st, Louis
club and from there he was escorted
70 the 2:30 train on Shc Frisco on
which he departed for Oklahoma
City lie received d telegram while
tere stating that his mothers con
dition is slowly improving
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
MAY GO DEEP IN pERT.

Washington, Aug. PA careful
examination of the law governing
the constrr ction Of the Panama cana
has satisfied Acting Secretary oi
War Oliver that the president is au
thorized to grant the request of the
isthmian canal commission for per
mission to create a deficiency Of S.
100000 durine the current fiscal year
to meet the requirements of the engi
reer department for an enlarged
scale of operations. The president
has been so advised and on his ap.
proval permission will be cabled to
the commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
BANDIT DEFEATS
SULTAN'S TROOPS
SENT AGAINST HIM TO COMPEL
RELEASE OF CAPTIVE ENG
LIsHMAN-MooRlsH CITY IS
THREATENDED.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-Informat on
has reached the state department by
cable to the effect that the bandit.
Raisun. has completely defeated the
large force sent against him by the
Sultan Of Morocco in the effort to
secure the rcle>% o. Caid MacBean.
According to the report the import
ant Moorish city Of Alcazar. which is
distant cnly two days BY the caravan
route from the city OF Tangier, is in
great danger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
GENERAL MUT|NY
FEARED IN RUSSIA
HURRIED INSPECTION OF NAVY
AND FoRTREssEs ORDERED
BECAUSE OF ACTIVITY OF
FsENoLuTloNlsTs

Odessa, Arg. 23.--An urgent in
spection OF the entire Russian navy
and the fortresses Of Russia, it i
stated on reliable authority, has just
been entrusted to commission oil
raval and military experts by Gen,
Koladovsky who was hurriedly re-
called from his vacation Though
the government Is concealing the
urgency the opinion is expressed that
the revolutionists have been success
ful in carrying on their propaganda
among the sailors and soldiers that
the authorities fear a general mutiny
in the navy and army.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
OLD M[NQUlRR[L
At KANSAS CITY
MEMBER OF JAMES BOYS BAND
AND FOLLOWER or GUAM
TREL INDULGE IN SHOOTING
by -STANDER WOUNDED.

Kansas City, Aug. 23--David Ed
wards, aged 49, who was a membcl
OF Quantrel's Land of guerillas, and
Jim Cummings aged 60, who was !
follower Of The James and Younger
boys in the deys of their maraudings
quarrelled today at the annual Quan
trel reunion near here and Edwards
shot at Cummings. The bullet struck
TIE shoe of ". Il, Perkins. a by.
stander, glanced from it and wounded
the foot OF Dr. o. :. Shelley Of Inde-
pendence, Kansas. Inc old men live
at the Confederate home at Higgins
Vile, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
ENTOMB[D MINERS
MAY Be DEAD
VOICE OF ONE WAS HEARD 5Y
REScUERS-Two cRAWLED
OUT AFTER SEVERAL HOURS
soNMENT.

Wiikesbarre. Pa. Aug. 23-Four cf
the six miners who were YESTERDAY
caught in the cave-in in a tunnel II
the Penna Coal company are still en-
tombed and It is believed they are
dead. The voice Of James Boyle. one
OF the entombed men was heard
tarly this morning but since then
silence has reigned. Two Of the mea
erawled from under some OF the
debris after several hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
TWO HIeHWAYMEN.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-The police last
midnight arrested hold-up man just
after he had robbed a citizen, cap
turing also the robbers companion,
Thomas Kelly. whose record in crime
is a man killed. The held up man was
Michael O'Neill. a steam filter The
companion Of Kelly was Thomas
Roach.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY IN DOUBT

Jackson. Miss. Aug 23.--The re-
suit Of yesterdays primary election
for the Democratic gubernatoriai
nomination is decidedly in doubt. Ths
managers for Noel and Brewer both
claim the election Complete uu-
Official returns from g cf ths IS
counties In the state indicatc nat
Noel has a lead Of about l.oo0 Fofss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
CENT FARE
IS INVOLVED
COMMODITY RATES-ATToR-
NEY GENERAL OF MINNESOTA
HAS FIGURES IN ITS FAVOR.

St Paul. Aug. 23.-Though the In
junction suits now In the federal court
in which the state has been made de
fendant are principally directed at the
commodity rate law, the two cent
passenger rate law Is also involved.
and Attorney General Young has just
compiled figures covering the passen-
ger law which shoy that the two cent
law instead Of being cnflscatort is
directly the reverse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-24
UPRISING AT TLEMcEN.

Tlemcen- Algeria. Aug 23 One
thousand Moors employed IN an iron
mine near here. went on strike and
raraded through the streets Of this
town. They threatened Euro can
residents. The reason foT this agita-
|tion II not known but Is probably
traceable to the receipt Of informa+
tion of the occurrences in Morocco.
The mayor of Tlemeen has askea
glaallitary authorities to distribute
arnls to the population. in order thnt
they may defend themselves AGAINST
The Moors