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New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
A BUNKER HILL GUN.

AIonzo Smith. % SkNwhssan. old sun which
used in Battle % Bunker FIE. l8l wears as0.
Many who fought tho American that 11th e.
juno efterward to Maine % settle. among tne,n
BNey Smith. private IN the 81 New Ha.npshire Hesl
ment smith, great grandfather ot Aonzo smith.
OF Skowhegan settled IN CCrnvIue IN 1seS and MS
IS the orchard farm where his sr@l-.ss-,
Clark Z Smith lives The musket which %, g.
Smith carried Bunker Hin among his en-. ~,
brought 10 Cornvtlle his death passed nv =,
of his David. AMI by him he9ueae1s
mis- grandson sylvester Smith. y few years aso -
Sylvester left the Wsst he the s-aos
Alonzo Smith. OF SSOwhegan. who noN b,<
as a family heirloom one remark I.. Ia r4li
Biley Smith in relating his experiences At b~. srs
has been handed down his descendants 20 - =. ~ =
repugnancc at first In Sa'l.u-s Ars.
Redcoats they Up the slope, b1t "SS p~ssisa
few shots he could easily take am a. s A. in
could partridge The gun ~ Sc-u.a 20
working order barring the loss OF the uint N--
easily re-equipped for actual use--Ner>eoee S
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

and: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Downs. of Rem
sen street. to Shelter Island: the Edward II. Barrs.
of State street. to Cosey Corners. Indian Kettle
Park. Lake George: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace J. Morse.
OF 81. Marks avenue. to Greyledge Dark Iar-
bOr
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
IApAMEsE DEER.

Deer are relatively numerous In various la ar. hai
and In such places Maru and tbs hands oe
as sacred becoming 20 eat lio'i thsp tas
viaitors. They generally smaller u 80
American dser.-BaItinaors American
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-19

tations, and while | feel that ! would
have been unworthy of the high place,
which | hold at the hands of the good
people of this district, II had renamed
silent, yet / appreciate TO the fullest
the action Of Yourself and colleagues in
giving me your vote of confidence 1t
is good to receive the commentator of
your fellows, but il is better still 70 de-
serve their good opinion. ! trust that
my future course may be such as TO de-
serve the good opinloa OF yourself, and
such representative gentlemen as com
pose the house of representatives OF the
Florida legislature for 1907 With as
surances of my continued regard, re.
main, yours most truly.
A memorial from First Brigade OF
Florida United Confederate Veterans,
relative TO establishment OF a s,ate de
partment of archives and history, and
| Tor erection OF monument TO florda
| soldiers at Chicamaugua, and mOnu-
ment 20 the women Of the south On
motion Of Mr.. Reese cf Escambia, 1t
was spread on the journal.
Memorial from Paid Hatch Camp No.
| lll6. United Confederate Veterans, of
Mayo, asking for bills relative 70 pen
sion spread upon journal.
House bill No. SO, by Mr. Kirkland OF
Lake, for clerical aid in enrolling
room. Adopted
House bill No. SO, by Mr.. Kirkland OF
Lake, that bills shall be referred &c
committee on engrossed bills before re-
ferment TO committee on enrolled bllls
] Adopted.
House bill No. g. by Mr.. Willis Of
Levy, relative 20 Florida military rec
ords and publication Of same. Adopted
House bill No. 80, by Mr.. Reese o.
Eseambia, amending rules Of house
Adopted.
House bill No. l62, by Mr.. Long o
Clay, relating to assessment and coilee
ton OF revenue. Finance and taxation
\ House bin No. 1863, by Mr.. Knight o
Citrus, prohibiting sale or gift OF cigar
cites. Miscellaneous legislation,
House bill No. l64, By Mr.. Griggs o
Franklin, relating to Migrants. Judic
larry.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Items Of Interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake Inter Ocean Pub.
'ished Under Date Of Saturday, Nov. Il; 1885.

( A. O. Whipple returned from Min
nesota Tuesday evening.
Ralph Howard is now able to sit up
and walk about the house.
Moore and Dodd have a large black
bear (stuffed) in their window.
O. B. Corset has been under the
weather for several days, but is out
again.
Ralph Howard was on the streets
Friday for the first time in nearly two
months.
The M. E. church building begins to
assume shape, and will be an impos-
ing structure.
Rev. T. H. Schlecker, pastor of the
M. E. church has received nearly half
a cord of church music. ,
Dennis Maher, who has been lying
i'll with fever at the Commercial house
for the past several months, is able
to be out again.
". Y. Rumney has taken a position
in the U. S. land Office, vice D. w.
Ensign, who has rendered his r~esigna-
ton. Mr.. Rumney will fill the posi-
ton with credit.
Justice Wishart's court appears to
be quite popular. 1t has been run
ming day and night-another evidence
of Dakota's enterprise, push and per-
severance.
Charles NJ. Fisher is constructing a
two story building, 24x100 feet, on the
corner of Arnold and Fourth. 1t is
to be occupied by Brunette, the enter
prising merchant. q
Albert Roberts, who has a handsome
farm one mile from town, raised 300
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29

chickens and 81. turkeys this season.
He sold 40 Of the latter before noon
on Wednesday in this city.
Mrs, L. Grant remembered the hun
cry this year, and sent the editor of
the Inter Ocean a fine, fat Thanks
giving turkey. There will be a feast
in the vicinity of this office for the
next few days.
Capt. Herman informs us that the
main lake is open again, the ice" hav-
Ing gone to pieces Thursday after.
noon. Justice Lamereoux writes the
captain that the lower end of the lake
is also open, and suggests the idea OF
the resumption of navigation.
Col. P. Donan, the broad guaged Da.
kota orator and Devils Lake farmer,
arrived here Friday night direct from
New Orleans, and after arranging for
the breaking of 100 acres on his farm,
left for Fargo Monday. The colonel
expects to sail for the West Indies
early In January and will engage there
with a company of capitalists, in the
development Of a rich gold mine.
DOMAINS many friends will be pleased
If his hopes are fully realized.
The vote in South Dakota at the
late election was 31,665, of which 6,527
were against the state constitution.
Prohibition carried by 354, majority
and Huron got the capitol by 2121
plurality.
A daily paper is talked of fol-
Crookston. The Grand Forks Herald
has been filling the bill quite well
lately, being circulated in the Polk
county capitol the same evening of
publication, and containing all the
local news.
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q
Fate and the. J: !:
!; Lemon Pie. : !:
BY EMILE LOVETT. .
Copyrighted, 1907, by NJ. M. Cunningham. :
By EMILE LOVETT.
,pyrighted, 1907, by NJ. M. Cunningham.

All his life long Dick Hadley had
looked forward to the time when, all
alone and unmolested, in luxurious
ease, with calm oblivion to the world
at large, he could sit with u~ndisturbed
satisfaction and devour an entire lem
IN pie.
And now, at the age Of twenty-four.
athletically broad s%houldered and tall,
with a face capable Of inspiring both
trust and respect. a fact which men
admired and women loved, he had
boarded the fast train at Washing.
ton, with its few stops between there
and his destination. Laurel, Nd. with
the long wished for and much thought
Of treasure in his hand.
Ever aed always before had some
thing happened " prevent the realiza-
ton Of the admirable anticipation. Sun
ny faced "reminiscences. with faint fra
GRANGE of blossoms, stole over him MS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29
The Sailor Man.

An old salt who navigates a bicycle
when in port was working a rapid pas
sage the other day when he. scoI1ided
with a lady cyclist. After they had
extricated themselves from the wreck
the sailor made an apology from
which she could gather little except
that he was sincerely sorry. @s8
I'm sure | ought to be scuttIed for
1t, mum" ne said rapidly, i
couldn't get yer signals no than
If we We're feeIin' through a fog bank.
was BLOWN for you to pass to port
an steerin' nny curse accordin'. lust
as | was goin' to dip my pennantan
salute proper your craft refused /
obey her erudder an you struck I'd me
forard: Afore: i could reverse YOUR
Jlb5oom fouled my starboard mizzen#
riggin'. your fowin' gown snaried ulss
with my bobstay. blew out yerHpnneaNuls
matte, parted yer toppin' lift an ear
rled away my %iacksaddle down hari.
As listed I tried to jibe. but II ear
sized! keel up: an you $WereGSsftoYnnder.
in in the w~reckagea, 5}$5 m &
~ this: time there was an~interestedaSs
audience and the girl was m1esnnfaiiydes
Dating whether she should run from a ID
supposed lunatic or ask for an Inter
prefer sz& sS rs 3 S$5s
ii But lacks headpiece was still HI hiis5
hand and he was not finished
~ hopin' yer not 81, ma ad
Tor the hospital be went ans
"a : SUI sunk T. wouldn,tt glad tn
stand yer watch TIL sEonrigghtteesd.a htis
mere little craft Of yours viii bas is
sea worthy as ever y her upper
works is s~traigghtteen1eed ont aa get5
wind into lner: sails#again u aaust TOW.
per down q IS ato the ocss ffors pairs II
nd b smiled Al assent. Iliastrat-
ed 81 It's S&S s@Ssss@s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29
CURRENT EVENTS

Observation-Disclosures ssa sA@a
A woman is reported to have travel
led from Chicago to Canada with
$4,000 tied up in a towel. She deposit
ed the amount in one of the Montreal
banks. ,. r., S*N'
Hon. Daniel Sinclair, aged seventy
six years. and said to have been the
Oldest editor in. Minnesota, died at
Winona ldst week.
A crazy nan who gave his address,
as Minot, this state, was captured by.
the police of ST. Paul. He said he was
:. IN his way to Elk" President Rose
Welt. st3t- !.
t A domestic employed by a st. Louis
family, stole her mistress two little
children, and held them4until back pay
that was due her was produced. d:
Woman ~suffragjsts at Leeds, Eng
lard, last week virtually compelled
Secretary of State Gladstone to aban-
don addressing a public meeting at
that place. " ~ E&5;
Last Friday the University of lii
nois football team won the annual
game from the University of Indiana.
Owen Moran, England's premier
featEeTweight, won a decisive pugiliss
tic victory over frankie Neil of San.
Francisco at that place last week.
i Seven me were killed by the pre-.
mature explosion Of powder at a com
str'1ction. camp fer. the Grand Trunk
Pacific in Canada. ,Ss
= .Des Moines bridegroom tainted as
the wedding ceremony was being per.
formed. He soon revived and was able,
to take the honeymoon trip. E5
"A trolley q derailed near Mans
field, Ohio, and seven persons were.
hurt. ~: s%F rss@s55: |S
A fatal fire occurred in aBuhalo, NJ
~, hotel, in which three persons met
their death. " I'D h .g4tr I
TIE Masons of Greater New YORK
laid the corner stone Of new Masonic
ftemp]e at Brooklyn iast: Friday. Il
Price George Of Greece married
Princess Bonapafste ID Paris last 8 week.
Strict privacy was Observed.
Tie American Federation of Labor.
lin their national convention at Nor
IBfoIk, Il, aaIId dtIla Tie eight hoIr#day
was ara5aounn fq aal other questions.
AtsIoliest5s5I ST saasiolals ID are
loFtss. htfae Hsono quarry workers.
paaa RAIN oa the Y a ais
fdalia oiHfdlai near Mfatto Ill,
aaziDg Bs fagg. n ergfaeaar and
aatail eiarlt were kkllIs
Tie aiconYasf1tt d III ttIIae sM.
place Wlasfhington 81,
reported ha Secretary III 1
NiH Gallon AL the d Il WfdIe
in#s 81 Il Ii
sSSAIiot aoId-Iashioned pistol SdHal
II hes hasf akaa #s elaea q
Harvard college caIebratsd ner
4E3poth nliiivsHesrraalryy last veak
Aterrihie fire q Wholesale dia.
Eirict 4 peeoria, nl., rno wiped out
that district
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AEook ia ID ar.

@Jf yfS1.a XII. gsE8SSF& MI
Jul is}lssSd }lats lltsf ialI d eerffain NM
arm sf f,aHsRd Il his oa'iee dag u two No
with loud ssaalaoWing HIS
fis'laIly sunni lott Al 5undercierk
GREW 4 ssS ~ fttts1l1tI of tie mama lis
clerk "a the e d Spres Eng uneasiIless.
guess you'd le nilnlseet. TOO. III 5
We're Y his position. he sulIariorsay-
plained an lis know he's been married
less than Al ana he and his vile
never had dispute. VI eIl, sir. asf
si De dreamed he had abused III.
alla VIZ. Waaaa. ss 2 about It that Htla
Ing. sfaes
Prefts tough, aln't Ii ttsg's
ou bet It -. And Tie 3 4 81 ii
y he' afraid now she'll dream
Knocked her down il have HIM nys asa
q police corrt q fslollioua aasasa
New YORK Globe. ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29

A young woman anarchist was sent
to kill the czar of Russia, but she lost
courage before she had ACCOMPLISHED
her mission.
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, has
issued a call for the new legislature
of that state to convene On Dec. 2.
Japan will have a national exposi-
ton to take place at Toxic during the
summer of 1912. s. "a,
Raymond Hitchcock, the New York
actor, will have his preliminary hear
ing in a week. He Is being held on a
serious charge.
William K. Vanderbilt has been
elected president of a theatre in New
q, ->.N. '.'"r
Senator Foraker of Ohio, was en-
Sdorsed for the republican nomination
to the presidency by the Ohio League
OF Republican clubs.
The Northwestern railroad expert
- :"
enced quite a serious. wreck in a
suburb of Chicago last: week. Eight
persons were seriously injured as the
result OF the collision of two, suburban
trains.
lH# MIS-. Lottie Hitchcock OF, New. York;
Shot and Instantly killed her husband
and then turned the weapon on her,
self. Insane jealousy was the cause.
tS "A Presbyterian mass; meeting was
.held in Chicago last week, at which
&25, 600 was raised by those present
the extension of:.church and mis-
#sion work in that city, sS
Jan Kubelik, the famous Hungarian.
EsXNiGolinist. gave a concert at Orchestra:
Eatall in Chicago last Saturday. The.
icroWd was SO dense that any OF the.
Audience had to stand during the en-
tire program. ID S N IL s55 h
{ captain OF the militia company.
& Des Moines, IoWa,wa vas ordered to
f$SSSSess[&' A'' aAS Aont Ii L4dI ClCy.& lie fG-
4flsed,, and now a. court martial Is i'm
inaat. S e. Il
b e town of Huntington, West Vir-
gif1lia, was entirely consumed by IRE.
last Thursday, and as result, 400.
iiTsonle We're: rendered homeless. Ssz:
fsAE&sgfH$ 325&3sNH53T n FS@5# TETr-TTs &I@ & .f@t5#A
7WaIhalla NIosluIntaineer is iii.
ppeSrFttilnent. It says: b Mi1sl,ipI.
sa hs on on q "trip west and leHgsBlrer'
baylesSt contiuez the EXPLANATION that
SS CHI coming conference of the reform
arinndeneadant / good goyer II lei
OF DISQUALIFICATION ali. witch
$50 take place fl Grand Eorks III the:
n sasr$fatllr is no eoaVentttiion The.
S 81 & that a tlasose tsaIkin part are 10
lse1Iad tooSstand i AZ Endorsements
sssfhatt are@rlad ffaere. haze heard
ii sflf'e afgea genuine eonYen-
Items Wahaicsh ttffaosa partietpafhfs HI did
I5saaad BY ffer N i .olae
ssoaeS tie Herald III any suclli: ne
IBIS asla1I TE:ii b,la1se.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29
NcS DGnrEeaad

s8.sSAS@M85 3 1913 8E@4g##
5SssssHE Eft lsass his Whoia iSe III fzzle.s'
Ills be son pesairnisti
mo Bit d 1T. He merely fhMe
clerk hat attends I'd Wates
aks."-Raltimor Anlarssc IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-29

n d want of application rather
man means that men Seafl @ auccesas
g1a Roehefgucauid
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
CONGO EXPEDITIONS PLANNED
Ryan and Guggenheims Financially
Interested in Ventures.
One Company wiz Go In Search OF
Rubber and other Is Inter
ested in Mining,

Brussels, May AT the end Of May
two expeditions. one a Belgc-American
and the other entirely American, will
leave for the Congo.
The first expedition will be that Of a
forestry and mining company, in charge
of r. d. Mohun, formerly American con-
sui TO the Congo. With him will go S. H
Ball NJ. X. Shaler, a. H. Smith, and r.
b. Oliver. ali members Of the United
States Geological Survey, and a dozen
Australian prospectors. At Bona 200
native carriers will be engaged and pros
pecting started at once in the southern
part Of this concession. which lies below
the sixth degree.
This company is capitalized at 500 COO
Fifty per cent of the capital stock is held
by the Congo State and the remainder is
equally divided between Belgian and
American groups. consisting Of such men
as Thomas F. Ryan and the Guggen-
helms.
The second expedition. which will be for
rubber entirely, is an American venture.
incorporated In New York as the Amer
lean Congo Rubber Company, with a
capital stock of s5O0.OOO held by Ryan and
Guggenheim. and win exploit concession
Of 2,508,0lO acres. L will be in charge of
S p. Werner, a native of South Carolina,
who was formerly engaged in missionary
work in the Congo and who exhibited
African pigmies al the st. Louis Exposi-
ton
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
SAW MONEY HANDED RUFF.
Railway ORicial Tells of Bribe Paid
TO Frisco Boss.

San Francisco, May AT the close
Of the second DAYS investigation Of the
United Railroads by the grand jury.
Assistant District Attorney Henry an
nounced thst ne could lay hands Oh
the man who paid out the money with
which the supervisors were bribed. I'M
portant testimony was given In the in
quiry to-day by officials of the mint
and subtreasury. Superintendent of
the Mint T. A. Leach, Assistant United
States Treasurer Julius Jacobs. Cashier
Thomas p Burns. and others told of
the withdrawal Of large sums from the
mint and treasury Immediately after
the rire by the United Railroads. Moth
ins was brought out so far as known
to show the purpose for which the
money was used. Burns testified that
Just after the fire, Thornwan MulIaly.
assistant president OF the United Rail-
roads. had Withdrawn $4,000 in cur
rency and handed it over TO Boss Ruef
in his presence George Starr. treas
urer of the United Railroads. drew at
one time S300, coo, but Burns could not
fix the date. The grand jury took
steps TO secure the books of the sub
treasury to fix the dates of these trans
actions.
All the officials and stenographers
from the general Offices of the United
Railroads were called. but ali refused
TO testify.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
DUCHESS AGAIN IN SOCIETY
COnsuelo Attends Ball Given by
Lady Dickson POynder.
american Duchess" Recipient al
Many Honors and Attentions
from Former Friends.

London. May 4-The Duchess of MarI-
borough. formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt, Is
again appearing in society, following her
separation from the duke She chose for
her return to the social whirl, from which
she voluntarily banished herself when her
marital troubles became acute. bail
given by Lady Dickson Poynder. I'm honor
of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught
The American duchess was given q
notable welcome by the royal pair and
was the recipient of many hoHors and at
tentiors from other of her former friends
and acquaintance.
Equal 10 the emergency. the duchess
had prepared for the affair by planning
one Of her most charming costumes. and
maintained her reputation as being one
of the best-dressed women In London So
cieJy.
The duchess mas changed her plans and
Will not make her contemplated visit to
the United States IT present She has
taken until autumn "a house in Rotting-
dean. where she will spend the summer
with her two sons. The health of the
younger boy. Lord lvor Churchill. is said
10 necessitate such q course
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
SOCIALISTIC EPIGRAMS.

Who killed SfeuBenBergs Ask
senator Borah and the Timber Land
Thieves.
The Supreme CesGrt Sanctions Kid
mapping of Poor WOFkinEmeR. IL
shields RailrOad. Insurance, and
Millionaire Thieves.
Roosevelt constitutes himself
Prosecutor, Court, and ExeeutiOneF.
Why Are Meyer, Haywood, and
PeffIboBe In JaIIf Because They
stand for Organized Labor.
Who will prosecute Hnyr, cod :
Senator BorHh. Who was indicted
for Timber Land Fraudss senator
Borah.
ROoseveit ignores Labor. Labor
WIN Remembers Him,
Honest Men in Jail. Land Thieves
Prosecuting Them. What a Spec
tucie of our Civilization!
Honest Workingmen are "Unde-
sIrnbIe Citizens" Timber Land
Thieves nrc RooseYeit's -.desirabIs
citizens"
The Rights of Organized Labor
Are az stake ia Idaho. The work.
ing Glass is Wide Awake.
HE can show His Teeth. WE are
Not Afraid.
WOriingmen must Die 90 Earn
Profit for the Millionaire.
Capitalism breeds Disease. Press
titutioH, and Crime. Ii Makes Lib
ersy impessibie.
We protest against the violation
of tie Lau by the Governors of
Idaho and Colorado.
Haywood Is in jail for not con-
fribuflng toward R0OseVelt's CAM
pHigm FH- d. Hartman did and he
IL st large.
40 Government BIS Iniuneti0Bs. Ne
Justice by Kidnapping. No RailrOad-
ing to the GuIIOsys.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
BIG OCEAN LINERS FAST IN ICE.
Vessels with Many Passengers Be-
yond Aid OF Newfoundland.


Halifax. y. ), May 4.-Three large
Transatlantic liners are imprisoned in the
vast ice fields that completely block Ca
bot Strait. between Newfoundland and
Cape Breton. and other linz in the Nom
treal and st. Lawrence service have been
forced to land passengers and freight AZ
this port, after Intellectual attempts 10
pierce the impenetrable barrier
The Allan Line steamer Sandman, Capt.
Near, from London and Havre for Mon
treaI which was forced into this port
yesterday to land her six hundred pas
.sengeTs. reports that. imbedded in the ice
fields, he could see two large steamers.
One was the Allan liner OntaTian. from
London for Montreal, and four-masted
Dominion liner which Capt Near thought
was the Vancouver, which sailed for Mon
treal from Liverpool on April %, the same
day on which the Ontarian left London
Both of these powerful ships. Capt
Near reported We're helpless and moving
only with the uncertain motion of the ice
fields
He was unable to see the Allan Line
steamer I1nian. which is also believed
to be fast in the ice The Ionian arrived
here April = from Liverpool. which port
she left April Is and sailed from here
on the 18th for Quebec with thousand
passengers on board.
she mas not since been reported and
il is thought that she, too. must be at
the mercy of the ice fields somewhere in
the Gulf Of ST Lawrence.
The fields stretch across Cabot Strait
for "a distance of d little over fifty miles,
and to add 20 the dangers of navigation
a thick fog hangs over the coast.
These steamers were withdrawn from
the winter routes in April, and many Of
them have sailed from across the water
with unusually heavy CargOes. billed for
Moneeal. as the season usually opens
under ordinary conditions by April IS,
JH. small & sons, Florists.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
U. S. KNOWS MExICo's PLANS
Intention Is. 20 Overthrow Cabrera
ny war or Revolution.

Mexico. May 4.-There is much specula-
ton In political circles here as te what
attitude viii be assumed by the United
States toward the belligerents in the event
of an open rupture between Mexico and
Guatemala and the Inauguration of hos
tilities
It is learned on semi-0h1cial authority
that Ambassador Enrique Creel has placed
the authorities at Washington IN posses
sion of the plans OF the Mexican govern
ment toward Guatemala relating TO the
events that are TO follow the failure TO
apprehend and punish the persons whe
are alleged to be guilty of the conspiracy
which resulted in the recent assassination
of ex-PTesident Barillas in this city.
Mexico has practically determined that
President Cabrera must be overthroWn.
Libbey & Co.. 9Th and New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. IELEGHAPHIt.
Five Former Chicago Officials Indicted.
Marvin Boy Found Dead Near Home
1-Duchess Of Marlborough In Society.
burglars Torture Deaf Mute.
Socialists in Big Parade IN New York
I-Kaiser May Block Hague Plans.
3-Cubans Give Version Of Row,
3-Ma1. Fremont Found Guilty.
3-Hughes' Legal Adviser Ends Life.
4-Balumore Election on Tuesday.
4-JamestOWn 10 Raise Money.