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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
NINI\G >PriiC, ,TIoN 40 --y.-NIN
NV u IVY NJ. I-lH~

EssLEH- states
I5t-rsa= rr...a- In
gur, g -so7a
Noss.e Is hereby ely-a laaf .a par
sr.u.e Hf tA= a=t of Eu--r#-- owed
Ea .. fss- Gee h IaE.-. aN .H-z COST
r't4.g ,a HuEEE- Colorado. .ss s..@a SIP
-..~8t."a sar patent tar -EF .iuear
feet .l tge Last faeuaa .naH a- ring
gold ana Silver. g..l aa~.a" -rsuad
l-# feet I~ gltrz a.tHara D.. t-azaIn
w.H distract Tisar 1..aE -Ety.
s..r. ~ f-l1n-=a#a- saa Es- r.E ID the
plat and r='t Eata5 un ia- b. E=.a Of
l.- us follows.
I..-.lH. AZ Cor $50 "a ease the
- cor S. b e #. Of
-E. HrH E. 81 bears = ~ a. -E s7
f--t tla-r= s- L W I#s rsst to
Cor No 3 thence y A. " s-a feet
ta Cor M. g. taHaaa y 50 d. L ls0n
Ees- b. cor M Eaaa.a S s-
r.. .ssr to Cor. NJ g. t&e r!aaa et be
ginning
CONFIRMING sszS arraz eEua ex-
es-t..- sgE i..sl-a- aI. .-wE..t with
-H. rafarl4z paFz4s- uE -E No
.sF-r lrt t.Em a.-t.- < -EE 81
"a See r. ar4 tHe ~EF q rF So IS
z = " aL the t.E J. 81 said
location AaG1E recorded EHfa-r= l5s.
o. @- u- she records u. '.H.r =rsek
county colorado
ADJOINING claimants owners as Surs
Nos .E4-4 1855 1903 nHs E4 ana
tae above mentioned Survey
C r. FORD
Reg SER.
First publication June e. 1871
Last rs n.H" alton August ga 1897
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Ialtsr Cu.ft-

4 LAZY customer OF ours had suffered
with letter t5r t~o or three years. Il
got 50 bz& or her hands that she could
not attend 10 her household duties, Ooe
box Of ChamSerlsrn's medicines give
splendid satisfaction In this community.
VI. H Rotrev y Co., Almond, Ala.
Chamberlain medicines are for sale by
J. J. Sherwsn
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Denver Colorado.
Notice : hereby g4Tea mat Il plr.ganee q
NarEare. N. -srp5s. ~a5s p7-toace address :
Bfe.aEvA'e, F1.1rsst7- aas male s7pilcstf "a t3r
"a ,eut for ly@ tuear tsat 11 zach q the u. :
No :. NJ :. M. 8. y : &a N. :. No. lesl-s-
zui - ~ linear tCs' aH tae y Ne lode
bearing ~ q ara silver wIth sErfa~a ~ ur5 In
feet "a width situate IN Fs-rs-s mining district
,eiegf by he a1lclzt pat heFev "a POSED
aud ry TIE aeii notes OF f r. 10 tn u-9a Of the
Res ser 0t Denver Lana District, Coiorsto -
Ms No LODE
ss f=eI - J. a sat rc5- f So - from
discovery. Bessaaiag a. cor y. waeaoe the
n " 49, = #. ta~ges e. Is " $3.50 Il 10
cor SO , tne,ce p i5e.4- f e. u9- No 8. thence
- - iio1 f - cor NJ q thence : log a. e 10
cor No. /. the place q h-zE5~ufEE,
NJ N. LODE
IL e y eel and IL 4 : go - 2 from
discover Ssz' 'g1 x e 61- SD. whence ne
: q " ~ = feet rae aeS -. IL $50 {. %
cor y. ? ,lseace IL : f . c. W. l1=r-e :
s. l. + I51y Il 30 ea- y thence lsg u Il
10 cor No / the plsce II t-'-lgrlag.
". Ne. LODE
2s g. y. So i, " and Is7. f GO j. Z from
discovery. B--gfauIeg af cor No l whence he :
- c-- sse J.. ! Y e me r,h T beats y
% 10 Y Iil.5- n tn-7ea y - /. " 1870 f to cor
y ? theme y 10 - f TO cer No 81 thence 6z@
u la.o Z - COZ IN = thence i6s 4 Il 10 cor
No /, the place Of beginning
NJ 5 No. 5 LODE
20 e Sc : y and - 4 : SO y from
discover. B-giauius At or No. wh=ate the
: ! cor sec u 7 : - 0f the st1 P
bears s. l5' y IiI-s1 # thenCe y - i. l,-9
Z + 70 car No. ,; thence lf= - z - csr No. 8,
thence : ss1Is l5a1 z 70 cor No. +. thence y
los - Il 10 cor Ne. /, the plsce Of o-Etzu.ag.
NJ : So LODE
/ 81 n W Ani = z z theare -*s t.. r : s. Is
I ftpIa discovery. Beginning - CO. No asts1e
Z the : IL cor sec IA : = W oi ibe sih ? NJ
+ bears so 81 Z 81 Is t~-r- hence y 50 = v
TSS :. Il 20 No > EEEuce a. r. - II ta CIR No.
s. thence I5J 4 To rar so 4 thence Isl q Il
rosc3- No 5 tneuce 50 i. - S.. q to es1- No.
! $. thence i5s.i f To No !, the place Of 1e
ginning
SAID lo-es es1-ts{rtuz -1--P- acres EXPRESSLY s1.
/ ceptIug ard exc 1atrE 1T aor.ilc' 1lth tze W
II OF the " - 80 Il zEd TIL y Z IL # ne
~ "a ~ec = T 2 - " q he s.h " a.:
I forming portion Of tie : Il 80 u an. the 4
+ sec e3 I : 2 - " nf tire 6r1 ". -aF4 boca.
z lions being recorded IL Bros i5e. pages - and
Z as6s Box I6i page 556s Book I5g. page 81 and
/ Book i6+. page 80 oi the records Of Clsa- creek
/ county, ColGrsf3a.
! Adjoining claimant Louis Ferrsri owner ofthe
" IA Of the { n IL and ihs 2 "A oi
+ the y " II SC y 7 - - W of the pm
c. D. FORD. Register
Firs; pub April = .esi Jub June =, Is97.
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This Saves You Monxy
MINING APPLIC ALTON No. :SIs.
Mineral survey No. I..c~
). Land OF. &c.

I. : Land once
ss Notice .s hereby given ,aai u pa5-
Mines Company By \ r Conls5ock- at
,grEey n tact whose posto-lce Is
f.4-atloa FOR patent for 1909 linear
.eet respvct!Nely on the Nell. " Wood
l~21~s. and for liss linear feet on the
4 berta Lode. bearing gold and silver
si'-ate N LgeolH and Lower Fail
EoEaty, state Of Colorado and de-
i2ea IN ne plat an4 fed notes or
slo feet, running : =. 40 " and
20 # r, rsanias rs5aa , =, 20. z from esa-
e3r Sc i. IS w' We q y n:
.5s, 5s 50 p 2, NJ ,ssa.1 ssars So +5 'o- " y
Z to Cor No : thence : So 20. E.
1900 ft to Ger. No. 3. thence s..
y So 40 ", lsa0 II to Cor No. j.
,,a wooDw4RD LODE 1900
It. running \. s. 40 y. rom r nc eenter r2e
e dlse9Eery shat ,neFincrlng st g.
7 as . " q ne SIN P NJ bears
g. q E i7sss # 70 Cor No ..
NJ 3 the8Se : s. y. t'Vg W II 1-.ss % G9t. r.
20 Cor No I thence y 5e' 40 " 1900
9 TO Cor No. l. the place Of begin
CoMsToCK. LODE
-e5S 55S' n rect rI-liIg T5aa-Ss .s ~ 80 E ard
TER Of discovery shaft Beginning at
Cor. No. J. whence the W =. Cor Sec
bears \ sss az v sals ~ '9f 81 =, t'h rlense
y a.. g ls ". " y Is"ls 20 e. To- Cor No, 2:
s. s'Ss JseS-a : az s21s y ftoi z to :, Cor
Cor No / The place or beE.nning.
27o feet running So 20; E. and 1880
r discovery shaft beginning at Cor.
:. r - ". Of the sth P. N bears
81 20 ". 51za e9 #. thence y. 3os
g. e. e 1890 f te Cor. No. 3. thence
Aease e y %. " Il 100 e 99-, E; 70 10: cor
No, !. the RI.RrRr. RIIas7 e ..eff.19bHiP9g ff.19bHiPg
+. ranatnE \ = = W; theae.
cor - a.ieo1i i wlsnee shf tie " EsE.n958E . c0f
?. NJ / be5rs n 81 sl " v q 9s26s. ~ r. Il
yS e'ee ,Sesse \ I ! ~ :" 5fs e s. 70 o, Cor ,o
= to Cor. No 4 Hence y 81 f
t1i.5s It TO Cor No 2; thence q
: $50 4 to Cor No. s. thence 5.
,-erse \ 50 IL y. 5t44s IT to c Cor,
'''. j. the iiilsf iHtSrYE = 9ffi1n!"s L5nE
40 feet running \ So IL W and
@ 4 f, r@a5i4s -4a9tas =. T. r. T. E tRs9es iRs9es
f5e7s n \ So Z from center Of
discovery shaft Beg nnInE a. Cor. No
5. r 2s W ", 5s ,he 5.s 3' n hears
y 7s. r. " sas. - Il; thence \ 50.
~ Il5.F r. ssd e c2r \ Ho CO. :: s5ense
terre : = - 5s427 :, - >2 -
Nn :. thence y 81 = F $50 = II to
Cor No. :; thence g. a. ". 32s.ss II
Z 20 Cor No :: thence y 81 ~ W
SO II. 70 Cor. No s; thence y. So
=. " $50 20 Il To Cor. No, |. the place
coaJainiaF 's'iiiF 2oss7 acres. expressly
sTicsptttnF and syciHting az co,nfieting
Cys,lors. aga Cross leees, ansarseyed
lt.. War c5asds 14s5s. Dlarnond
treasure. is212. csioraso. Is-oo' Belle
zHa 1900 Colorado No. ?, described as
Ira7ts a and +
Eegi1ainE At rgLnt on line "a
No. p tNenee So l2, " = o. fest
80 lode thence : az go z, I-2 a5 fee
r. Cor No. $ sur ". 1to04 Colorado
~ Lode thenre So 10. 2. 1852
--agk lode. thence y g ls' w l-2S=
Issf to place os beginning, containing
tse un-a haiv5dea township so1-h
range = vest aE the sixth principal
90 I'm Eniuue iE# Esf s. ifE- lf&. lss,
ages %. % = p . 1t the re-
ards NJ Clear Creek county Colorado
Adjoining -la Irsarzte owners n- above
named surveys and locations
c D F2EnR FsSn!9.-.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Nj Louie sam, the a1'ocFat and
naboh OF the Idaho Springs Chinese col
uuy, has this week added the laundry
near The depot TO his possessions and
has employed competent help to conduct
the business He perhaps IS the best
known Chiaaman in the County, having
been here for many years. He asks
that this publicity te given to his new
venture.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
Toaish;

II you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chsabsfiaia's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets tonight They produce an agreeable
cleans the stomach, Price 2s cents.
Samples free at j. sae5~lu's drug
store
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

The local lodge Of Eiks gare smoker
last Tuesday evening" TO which they in
yitea a large number Of friends. The
meeting was social session Tor which the
organization i famous, and everyone
who attended the affair VS. greatly
pleased with the various attractions,
and The s>e.l lunch and accessories.
The Efks inv rahly have good time as
they are good fellows, su4 a rstl genuine
ornety craak never las been elm tte3 to
'uruhersh p The meeting Tuesday eve
ming was the seco-d OF the social affairs
which viii be given every month here
after. and which are 'oaui 10 be PoFz-
lar both to their friends as VEL as the
men. ae-s tseErselye-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
Co.ic an. Diar,hoxa

Pains in the stomach, colic. and diarr-
hoea are quickly relieved b, the use of
Cole, Cholera and Diafrhoea Remedy
For sale by J J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
MINtNG APPRECIATION 40. Min
EKAL II IVY W. n-H-.

LUI-ed ~t.re- L.aD# ffFre.
Denyer coles 10.
Notice is hereby given -nat Ga pgrr-
~aa~e= %. tire act OF rsrE TESS ap-
proved May 1H- l>-@ The Clear 1reek
and. GIpif. Mining Milling Power,
Tunnel Drainage and Trans -a rtsi tiou
Company. by George : Eea1 artarney
lu f. i, whose pg~ta#re t- l-ayer,
Colorado. has made apT- cation tor
patent for 1890 linear feet 1u the
0-ett4 IoHp raTu..- "'a.H0 bearing gold
zud diver tne same beng zsa feet
westerly aEi 4-' feet -H-'eEIE from
d sgpvery shaft t-s-e1-- with sarfaCe
ground 1ze- feet Bra wil'a- sltEzt e in
Empire mining district Clear creek
.u the plat AID -zIi notes uu 1le in
tnI~ Office SIS follows. viz
Beginning at Cor No I. whence the
: Cor. Sc - r - W. OF
1eE+2 fee thence ~. y" 80 feet
feet to Cor No g. thence y IL - f
--' feet 70 Cor No. thence 81
So + 30 feet 10 cor NJ. :. rHsace :
- Z 20 fret To Cor. No &. thence
5 II. - Y 1919 feet to Coz No /
the place Of beg. .EriuE
Containing 51Zs acres. expressly ex-
reptinz and excluding all nl-5.gt with
Sur No -. Cooper and Vance placer
and forming portion of Se 54 T 3
: r - W % ghe Srh p. NJ sid To-
cation being recorded I'm volume So
page 25e OF the records OF Clear Creek
county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimant owrr- Of above
c p. FORD.
First publication June -. Is67
Last publication August "a. l.67.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Geo. S'rau8. s>uo l. nov engaged in
mining IN Boulder county. after spend
ing a fen days with his family in this
city returned - Boulder this morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
We RrrY AND SELL

Ali kinds OF furniture. household goods,
20 cars. baby bugstes, mining machIu
cry, steel, pIc<s, shove-s. cars. Trails
etc. c I. LAMB,
16s:-ss Miner ST.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

The 'adics OF The Presbyterian church
whose Il mes begin ~lth D. E. f. G. II
1. ]. ami K will serve ice cream and
cake IL ta cHa-eh psrlor Fr.}ay after
noon aud evening June ash 1877.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Murdock B rrquhart came up from
the metropolis this morning 10 spend the
day with friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Mrs. FL. HAYES and ha.ie daughter,
Amelia. who Bow reside IN Illinois. are
guests ui Nrs. R.eo I'D other friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
Notice.

Idaho Springs, Colorado,
June 7-ad, c1-.
TAe drinK or dIsczsrsiug OF any can
gun e~ fas ..Eg. piece. pistol or firearms
of any description, u firing, exploding
az se:slns of Of snv sqafbr cracker or
other thing coutal1irg powder or other
com Es.Ihe or explosive material, Is
strictly prohIbited, except between the
hours Of 5 ?, m. July Sd, and midnight
july Stb, 1907.
II I. RoH EETS, Mayor.
CHAs. BRASDsTETTEE City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Ice delivered daily C. Il. Curnow
phones Black ia and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

CaAs. BRASnsrErrEE. City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

First publication june e. I-l-
Last uf h-F alton August "a 1862
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
L. s Land O@ce. !
DerEer Colorlsn. )

Mining Application No, :
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
cWNtsrrlrE TnDr

500 feet running : 5sa 40 f and
1900 It running \ S. 40 w from cen.
ter OF discovery SHAFT Beginning Al
Cor No. !. whence the w d, Cor See
=. T : r rs W ot the sth p NJ
bears y s3s 8 40 " 52IssI n; thence
\ : ls' W Isele It to Cor No 2
thence : So 40 2. 15Oo = 70 Cor No
thence : 3 Is = 1919 q to Cor
N. 4 thence y So 80. " 1900 It L
Cor. No /. the place Of becl ming
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

First publication June . 1907
Last publication August "a l.gT
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

go feet running 5 So so E and I2sl
- running y. US 80 W from cente,
q discovery shaft Beginning at Cor
$o !, whence the " =. Cor Sec. ls, T
Y So 20 W 51za 6a r.: thence y go
90. r. 15o # to Cor No g thence :
81 so T. 1900 # to Cor. No. 2, thence
s Sp' 90 W l-1 =. to Cor No
thence y 5ss 30 " 1900 Il to Cor
No !. the place % beginning
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Flr-f rsa5s.syH n- g. aaa
last ;Ess.zat s gust --
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR l. :.
PATENT.

Frs p1s MAY a last r.sss July f. ipg7
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
NJ No LODE

1ie feet - j, sas 1872 f s17 - from
discovery Beg 5autuZ al cor n ! whence the :
=, c1r sAs 10. I = nttHe 5.h ? bears ;
: n " I4- = # theme \ e. IS " l54I Il 10
cor 80. , tnence i5a.4- f e. cor 80 81 th-une :
T. - T. ifo1 f u cor NJ q thence log q f 10
{ cor No. /. the place at beginning.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
&80,022.
OFFICERS.
DIR EC'rOIss.

a General Foreign Exchange Bus.
iness transacted. Travellers Ciscu.
lar Letters Of Credit issued avail.
able In al parts Of the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
EXPLOSION IN CANTON.
Magazine Blozcs Up-HeaUy Loss
of Life and Property.

Hong Kong. May 3.-Heavy loss of life and
property was caused at Canton yesterday even
ing by the explosion of a gunpowder magazine
Iwenty-one bodies have been recovered from
the ruins Hundreds of persons were injured.
Fifteen buildings were 1evelled to the ground
and over hundred were seriously wrecked A
section two hundred feet long, Of the massive
city wall was thrown down. The many stored
pagoda was slightly damaged. In the Shamien
suburb. where the foreigners live the residents
were unframed
Roofs Of houses mile distant from the maya
zine were blown off. number of important
chinese and foreign mercantile establishments
were demolished
me officer in charge of the magazine was
among those killed, and when the body was re-
covered pipe was found in his hand which
suggests the possible cause of the explosion
The city of Canton is about six miles in cir
cufnference and is inclosed by walls about twenty
leet thick and from twenty-five TO forty feet
Msh Inc suburbs spread along the river Tor
nearly five miles. the entire circuit including the
suburbs. being nearly ten miles There are sixteen
gates giving admission into the city besides two
water gates There over one hundred and
twenty temples in Canton The nine stored "a
Eout - IN the western part of what Is known as
the Old City The foreigners reside in the Sba M
len suburb founded in 1859. an artificial ISLAND
on the Ho-Nan side of the river. The population
OF canton is estimated at 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
TANK STEAMER BLOWN UP
FiUe Mem Killed Rescue of
the SurUiUOrs.

Plymouth. May 3.-The British steamer West
gate, from Rosario March "a, for the Tyne. ar
rived here to-day, and landed the survivors or
the crew of the British tank steamer Silverlip,
which destroyed by an explosion of benzlne
in her cargo while IN the Bay of Biscay.
The Silverlip. Captain Hocken, which belongs
to the Shell Transport and Trading Company. of
London, on her way home from Singapore.
On May an explosion of benzine in her cargo
burst the vessels decks open. and set fire TO the
ship. The engineer and four flremen were killed
and four others OF the crew were seriously
burned. The forty-eight survivors were rescued
by the Westgate and brought to this port
The first explosion the Silverlip was in No.
tank It damaged the sides OF the ship and
tore up the deck amidships, The vessel soon
became mass OF flames. which lowered seventy
TO eighty feet above the steamer. The fumes
from the blazing oil and the dense volume Of
smoke overcame several OF the members OF the
crew. The fire spread from tank TO tank. each
advance OF the confagration being marked by
heavy explosions The wreckage from the ship
and the sea around her covered with blaz-
ing oil. The sailors succeeded in launching the
steel lifebOats but many of the men had TO
Jump overheard and swim to reach them soon
after the crew had taken to Ihe boats the West
gate which had been attracted to the scene by
the clouds OF smoke. picked up the survivors.
The Silverlip was built at Newcastle In 1913
and was OF ,.t0f tons net register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
THE DREADNOUGHT A SUCCESS.
Details of Trials-Premiers Visit Homs
Fleet at Portsmouth.

were all brought here to-day guests OF tho
Admiralty to get glimpse Of the empires navy.
Ten battleships. including the DreadnOught.
score of cruisers and thirtyseven destroyers, all
belonging to the home fleet. assembled in these
waters. were reviewed by the visiting statesmen.
who were especially interested in the newest
battleship. Describing the Dreadnought. the
official programme of the days proceedings says:
She has satisfied her creators and fulfilled all
anticipations. When so per cent Of her guns
were first fired together, with a total energy OF
$40. I92 foot tons. some cups and saucers were
broken. All else withstOOd the immense con-
cussion, and the difficult problem OF preventing
the blast of one gun from interfering with that
of another was found to have been satisfactorily
solved. She has completed a voyage Of 10000
miles and. without using all her boiler power,
maintained speed Of over seventeen knots for
3.4OO miles. and could have done another thou
sand at the same speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
MR.. BALFoUR FAvoRS PREFERENCE.
Unionist Leader Defines His Attitude on
Tariff Question

London May S.-Presiding to-day at the an
nuaI demonstration of the Primrose League, the
organization of the UniOnist party. a. ]. Bal
four. the former premier. abandoned his previ-
Gus attitude of apparent INDIGESTION on the sub
ject and came out squarely in favor of protec-
ton. under the name of preference. He said
he was satisfied that preference policy would
ultimately be adopted by this country. and
emphasized the necessity for speedily translate
ing the sentiment of brotherhood into practical
action" by accepting the offers of Canada and
other colonies of preferential treatment for trade
within the empire before the latter was drained
of its vital strength
Mr.. Balfour added that the differences OF
opinion between Unionists on fiscal reform were
rapidly diminishing, and he hoped they would
soon vanish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
NO ACTION ON CUBA.
United States Viii A7cait Result of
Investigation by Army Officer.

Washington May 3-The difficulty between the
police In Santiago. Cuba, and the seamen OF the
cruiser Tacoma on Tuesday night last brought
up by Secretary Taft at the Cabinet meeting to-
day. The Secretary laid before the President all
the information he has received from Governor
Magoon. and remained with him some time after
the other members Of the Cabinet had departed.
They were Joined by General Bell, chief OF STAFF.
who came over to the White House from the War
Department toward the end Of the meeting.
Governor Magoon has reported to Secretary Taft
that conformity with the Secretary's direction
that an independent investigation be made. he has
sent Lieutenant Colonel Robert l.. Billiard. sth In
fantry, the scene Of trouble, and pending his
report nothing will be done. The Governor re-
ports that In his opinion the trouble between the
police and sailors at Santiago was purely lndl-
eral i'll feeling between the Americans and Cubans
He adds that American interests In Santiago are
this report IT has been decided 10 await the out
Of the several official Investigations that
now in progress before taking any furthet steps.
Havana May 3-CoInmander Wood OF the Dixie
received to-day the following wireless telegraph
message from Commander Tappan of the Tacoma
at Santiago
The investigation of the board of officers OF the
Tacoma is almost finished VIII let you know II
assist. Lee (the sailor most seriously IN
jured) is in the hospital ashore. His condition Will
permit of moving him. but is more hopeful
The Tacoma's surgeon Is attending him. The Judge
of the correctional court and the prosecuting at
ence of the American Consul and myself and sew
under oath the who shot him and who was
brought into his presence, Nincen. Lay. the cap
tain OF police. who in civilian clothing when
the shooting occurred.
judge Of instructor and the prosecuting at
day on board the Tacoma They probably will re-
quire two more days to finish their work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
pARON KUROKI AND PARTY REST.
Japanese General Thinks Feeling Against
His People Is Dying Out.

Seattle, May 9.-General Baron Kuroki and party
and General Arthur Macarthur and staff. who VIII
escort General Kurok from Seattle to Washing
ton spent to-day resting in anticipation or the
long trim across the continent, which Will begin
tomorrow morning.
General Kurod and party spent most of the DAY
ar The home of Consul s. HiSmadu. General huroti
daIks little English. Through his interpreter he
said he Thought the feeling that had ben engen-
dered in san Francisco against the Japanese was
dying out. - - ,ro1irod 20 5iscuss
+ba action OF the San Francisco school board He
was evidently greatly interested in the Japanese
school children In the United States. however, FOR
he asked many questions about them-hoW many
there were in Seattle. and how they STOOD IN ther
classes-and expressed grdulCd'loh " A4iu 'AH'
they were well liked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
EXPECT TAFT TO SPEAK.
He May Break Silence on Politics
IN Oklahoma June 6.

Washington, May 3.-Secretary Taft is
pected to break his silence on politics for the
first time since he has been regarded a
ceptive candidate for the Republican nominal
ton for the Presidency in a speech which he
probably will deliver at Tulsa. Okla, on June
to the first Republican state convention The
Secretary has accepted an invitation to attend
that convention. It is not specifically stated
doubted that he will do so If requested. nor is
it likely that the Republicans of the new state
will fail to extend the necessary invitation.
In Secretary Tafts opinion the political cam
paign in Oklahoma will be hot one, and prob
ably will determine for a number of years to
come the political complexion of the new state
The issues presented expected to be national
In character and it is possible that Secretary
Taft can find much to say to the people Of
Oklahoma in convention assembled, that will
interest them in general Republican principles
without in any way bringing in the personal
equation.
This visit to Tulsa will be only incident in
considerable Western trip which Secretary
Taft is about TO take He probably will discuss
economic subjects at the millers' convention at
St Louis on May 80. which naturally would in
voIve illusions to the effect Of the completion
of the Panama Canal upon the important
American flour export trade with the Orient and
the west coast of South America.
After his Oklahoma visit the Secretary is going
TO make an official tour of inspection of the
great military posts. that he will be in q
position TO renew his efforts with Congress at
the next session in behalf of the creation or
great brigade posts and concentration camps
with a more comprehensive knowledge of the
subject than he had when this project was first
preached last year.