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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
GERMANY WINS CUP
WAR DEPARTMENT DECIDES WIN.
NER ~ ALLooN CONTEST.
POMMERN LOOKS LIKE WINNER
Isle de France Landing at Herberts-
Vile, N. j., Covers Practically
the Same Distance.
START. FINISH AND DISTANCE.

oscar Erbsloeh and Henry II.
Clayton, German, the Pommern, Brad.
ley Park half a mile south Of Asbury
Park, at 1855 o'clock Wednesday morn.
Ing; covered approximately $50 to 800
miles.
2-H. 3. Hersey and A. r. Atherholt,
American, United states, landed five
miles from Caledonia, Ontario, at 6:t5
o'clock Tuesday night; covered ap.
proxlmsteiy $50 miles.
"a. la Blanc and e. w. Mix,
French, Isle de France, landed near
HerbertsVllle, Ocean county, N. j., a,
1910 o'clock Wednesday afternoon;
covered approximately $50 to 800
miles.
Hugo Abereorn and Hans HeIde.
mann, German, Dusseldorf, landed Al
Little Creek, three miles from Dover
DEL, early Wednesday morning; Gov,
cred approximately 7ss miles.
So. Brewer and c. Brabazon, Eng.
Ilsh, Lotus H., landed near sabina, O..
at $50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon;
covered s66 mlles.
6-chandler and Mccoy, American,
America, landed at Patuxent, Nd,
Wednesday; covered approximately
TBS miles.
IRENE Cashier and Levee, French,
AnIou, landed at Mineral, Louisa eoun.
~, Virginia, at 7:45 o'clock Wednes-
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
indians show Flaht.

Sioux City. IA special to the
Journal from Pierre. 8. D.. says:
The Ute Indians at Cheyenne River
agency Thursday hatly refused IN
comply with the orders OF the agent.
and when an attempt was made to
bring them into subsection. they made
such show Of resistance that this city
was wired for assistance. but later
dispatch stated that help was not
needed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Illinois Primary sIII IA ps.ssd.

Springfield, W.-The Oglesby prt
mary bin passed the house with
an emergency clause, and ia now
before the senate. What the
result there will be is a matter OF con.
lecture. Wednesday night the repub
lican senators discussed proposed
amendments. The bill was put
through the house with the aid of ths
democrats. 20 republicans, includina
the speaker, opposing It.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
CHOLERA RAvAolNa RUSSIA.
Stricken People, Deserted by Rela.
tiVes, Dying Like Flies and Alone.


tiVes, Dying Like Flies and Alone.
Vienna-Cholera is raging through.
out Southeastern Russia and peo-
pie are dying like files. Mortality
Is greatest In the cities. At Kieff alone
the death list averages 100 daily.
Such is the panic that the stricken
are deserted by relatives. many die
alone and corpses are left for days
In abandoned houses. The hospitals
are filled to overlooking, the physi.
clans are unable to care for half their
patients, and dying men and women
are constantly turned away for lack
of time or room to accommodate them.
Austrian physicians say the epidem.
ic gained its present proportions
through the Indifference OF the Rus
sian health authorities. Rigid precau.
tons are being taken to enforce quar-.
antine.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Every Paaaenasr injured.

Rochester, Ind.-MIchael Mast OF
Huntington. Ind. was killed and
several passengers injured in a
wreck on the Erie at Letters Cross.
ing. 15 miles west Of here. at 0 o'clock
Friday morning. when train No. 81
crashed into the rear OF a freight.
Practically every passenger on the
train Is reported more or less injured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
London Papers Say American
Commercial Methods Are UnSOund

London, Oct. 26.-All the leading
weekly newspapers. discussing the
American financial situation, general.
ly take their customary attitude that
It Is due TO the unsoundness OF COM
mercial methods. The Statist says:
THE lesson OF the crisis is not that
American commercial honesty Is less
than that of other countries, but that
the opportunity for successful dishon.
esty are more abundant and more
tempting"
The Statist asserts, also, that It Is
the outcome of the fact that. with
few distinguished exceptions, the
more respectable classes do not par
tIcipate in politics. which now Is the
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by the holiness OF the scheme. Only
when confirmation OF the first reports
reached them would they believe that
two bridges across rivers had been
burned with train between them.
All manner OF hold.ups had been re-
corded in the history OF American rail-
reading. including the burning OF
bridges ahead of train and the
wrecking OF the train TO be robbed.
But there was no precedent for a
train being held up between bridges
close together by the busning OF the
bridge ahead and the firing OF the
bridge behind before train could
back out OF danger.
Train Schedule Switched.
The bandits knew that a pay train
with a large sum OF cash aboard was
to go over the lines from Logansport
and thence TO Chicago. In time to
catch the pay train q bridge over a
deep ravine and river was burned east
OF Reynolds and Just west OF Monti.
cello. But. instead OF a pay train.
local passenger train was switched on
to the pay train schedule and halted
by n signal from the bandits Of dan.
ger ahead. abe three men who had
Jagged the train recognized their mis-
take when they brought the train to a
halt and found that II was made up OF
passenger coaches and a baggage car.
But in the meantime two bandits OF
the gang had fired the bridge behind
the train, and It was entirely out of
touch with stations or telegraphic
service.
The passenger train was backed up
toward Reynolds TO notify the dis.
patcher that the track was blocked.
The passenger train. with more than a
hundred excited passengers aboard.
would have plunged into the gap
caused by the burning bridge behind
1t IL the smoke had not warned the
iagmRn OF the danger.
The pay train. following the passen.
ger. also was warned by the smoke OF
the burning bridge.
When the crews of both trains real.
lied tnat the burning of the two
bridges was part OF a plot to hold up
and rob the pay train. they notified
the officials and started out a posse
10 hunt for the bandits. No trace OF
them has been found yet. however.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
King Alfonso pueked.

Manresa, Spain-Klng Alfonso had
narrow escape in an automo.
bile accident. He was crossing a
temporary bridge over a small stream
when It broke under the weight OF the
heavy car. The automobile went into
the water, but the king escaped with.
out injury. except for a wettIng.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
slaYnr Attnmnta sulnIda.

Hot Springs. Ark.-Dave Kinslow,
the negro who killed John Kent, q
white farmer, is under arrest at
Malvern, Ark. where he attempted
to commit suicide when ne found
that he could no longer escape arrest.
He has been indicted and will be
brought here for trial.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Shot Out His renth.

Pittsburg-Frank Zymosal Of Car
negie couldn't stand the pain OF two
aching teeth and to get rid of them
placed the muzzle of a revolver in the
left side OF his mouth. looked in a
hand mirror. aimed at the pair OF trou.
blesome molars. and fired. He is now
in the hospital with bullet below his
left eye.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Chicago Loses Tax Suit.

Washington. d. C.-By affirming
the decision Of the lower court the
Supreme Court of the United States
decided that the City OF Chicago can
not collect taxes running into the hun
dreds Of thousands on the public utll.
tiles companies OF that city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
English Pheasants In Nebraska.

. Columbus. Neb.-Lee Rollins has
raised 20 ring-neck English pheasants
in the last year from three birds. The
birds laid more than sixty eggs apiece.
They are hardy, roost In trees and are
considered one of the best game
dishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Hartman Case Pontnnnsd.

New York-on account OF the abb
sence OF f. II. Hartman, Judge La.
combe in the United States circuit
court granted an adjournment until
Nov. 10 in the case requiring Messrs.
Hartman and Kahn 20 show cause
why they should not answer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Operators to Meet MInar..

Terre Haute. Ind.-CoaI opera
tors Of Illinois. Indiana. Ohio ana
Pittsburg district OF Pennsylvania
have been called To meet In IndIanap.
ola October 20. when representative
OF the United Mine Workers Of thu
same districts will meet. looking for.
ward to revive the interstate agree
ment by which wages are fixed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

day morning; covered approximately
go miles.
s-Paul Nickel and c. DOING, Ger
man, Abereron, landed near Manassas,
Va, at 7:1o o'clock Wednesday morn
ing; covered approximately $50 miles.
s-Aian II. Hawley and A. Post,
American, st. Louis, landed one mile
south Of Westminster, Carroll county,
Md at $40 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing; covered approximately 72o miles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Iaps ccntract for steel RalIs.

Pittsburgh contract for steel rails
amounting 20 1900 tons Is said 70
have been closed between the United
States steel corporation and he Inn,
perinl railway Of Japan
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Niles catharlne RldueIv vv.d.

Washington--Miss catharine cul
lom Ridsely. elder daughter Of the
comptroller OF the currency, ara
Phelps Brown OF Indianapolis, Ind.
were married at the Church OF ths
Covenant
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
MutIny Of chInese Laborsr..

Johannesburg-The Chinese labor
ers at New Modderfontein mutined
and had to be dispersed by the police.
One Chinaman was killed, 10 were
wounded and many were arrested.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Roosevelt In WaahInntnn.

Washington = President Roosevelt
reached the White House from
his Southern trip exactly on
schedule. To those who met the pres
ident here II was noticeable that he
had added several shades to the
bronze OF countenance acquired durina
the summer months at Oyster Bay.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
FlshsrI6s Gaze 10 Hague.

Ottawa. ont.--At a meeting of the
cabinet, 1t was decided that the flsh-
cries case between Canada and the
United States In respect TO the Mag
dalen Islands would be submitted to
The Hague conference.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
PIaaua eItuatIon unehanaed.

San Francisco--Bubonlc totals to
date are as follows: Verified cases.
&c; deaths. IS; death rate. 6f.1 per
cent; discharged as cured, 10: remain
ing under treatment, Q; suspecta un.
der observation, 80. The situation has
not materially changed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

Thirty bandits are stlll disturblna
the peace in the sancti spIritus ais
trict santa Clara province. and the
authorities are endeavoring 10 eject
the capture OF the leaders.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
$4,000 Fire m kentuekv.

Madisonville. Ky.--A wagon factory.
two livery stables n tobacco factory.
a repair shop and six residences were
burned here. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000. partly covered by insar-
nnce. The origin IL not known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Chamber Company Insolvent.

Pittsburgh. A. Chambers. prssi-
dent OF the Chambers Window Glass
Co. Of Pittsburg. admitted the In
solyency OF that company In state
ment attached TO petition in bank
ruptcy fled in u. s. district court
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
captaIn swim RnInatn,..,

Washington-The unexplred portion
OF the sentence suspending from duty
Capt William Swift, who was In com
mand OF the battleship Connection
when Il went aground on Culebrs
Island. was RENTED.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
sIaned by John quincy Adamo.

Newport. Ark.--Dr. NJ M. Erwin has
a land grant signed by President John
Quincy Adams Tor 100 acres In Law
renee county. Arkansas. Tho grant
vas made 70 Edward PeelinE for-fhili-
tary service.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

career for men OF low character for
the most part, many OF whom have
failed in other careers"
Bursting Of American Bubble.
The Saturday Review describes the
situation as the bursting OF the Amerl
can bubble. The Outlook. like the
statist, dwells on the situation from
the political view point, declaring that
America is in radical mood. with
an appetite for confiscatory legisla
ton"
All the papers praise Secretary OF
the Treasury Cortelyou's prompt &C
ton in affordIng relief and President
Roosevelt's attitude toward what they
call frenZied finance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
COOK MaY pla Id nnrnn-

Tulsa. ]. T.--DOliy Green. a cook
Is believed TO be fatally burned a.
a result Of ire which threatened !
general confederation here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
carpenter shop Zoo nusY.

Clarksyllle. Tenn.-Suspecting the
heavy business William Cox and Al.
len Bryan. negroes. were doing In a
carpenter shop. the police raided the
place and arrested the two on the
charge OF bootlegging. They dis
posed Of liquor in small quantities.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
Burglars Blow safe. Apply Torch.

Chicago burglars blew the safe
in the office OF the w. Holabird
Manufacturing Co. $50 West Buren,
street, and then fired the building.
The interior OF the office was com.
pletely wrecked.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31
TO FIGHT Big FINE
BILL OF OBJECTIONS TO Lands
PENALTY IS SERVED.
WILL ATTACK THE ELKlRS LAW
The Trust Complains Also That u
Knows Nothing About The
Alton Pact.

Chicago, IlI.-Plans for the ire
mendous effort that will be made by
attorneys for the Standard oil Co. TO
have the 2s,24O.OOO fine imposed by
Judge Lands wiped out by the United
States circuit court OF appeals was dis.
closed. twenty-five main points, each
one OF which the attorneys will argue
Is sufficient TO have the record-break'
ing fine declared void. will be ad.
yanced when the case comes to trial
in January.
The principal arguments Will be:
1. That the government attorneys
failed 10 inform the defense OF the
Alton immunity agreement.
2. That the Elklns act, under which
the conviction was obtained. was un.
constitutional.
3. That as the Hepburn act was
passed before the indictments were
returned. prosecutions under the pro-
vision OF the Elkins law was illegal.
4. That Judge Lands did not com.
pute the number OF violations correct
ly.
5. That certain evidence should
not have been introduced.
6. That the Standard OIL Co. &c.
cepted the rates in question with the
understanding that they were author
lied rates.
Prosecution Has Bill.
A copy OF the bill has been given to
and Special Assistant District Attor
ney Wilkerson and Parkin will this
week begin their study of the docu.
ment and make their preparations to
combat the arguments advanced, The
bill will not be fled in the cour OF
appeals, however. before December l.
Included in the bill, as given to Mr.
Sims. is a copy OF Attorney General
Bonaparte's letter TO the district at
torney, which was read in Judge Ian.
dis court at the time the immunity
matter was finally disposed OF. This
states agreement was made previous
TO the beginning OF the trial. The at.
torneys argue that II they had been
informed OF the agreement under
which Alton officials took the witness
stand they would have questioned him
differently.
In attacking the constitutlonality Of
the Elkins act and in contending that
the passage OF the Hepburn law made
II unlawful to prosecute for violations
OF the repealed Elkins' measure the
Standard attorneys hope in the event
OF n favorable decision TO furnish a
basis for freeing the company from
numerous other suits pending.
II will he contended that Judge
lands failed to compute the number
OF violations correctly. Instead OF
each shipment constituting viola
ton, the defense will claim that either
the number OF settlements between
the company and the railroad or else
the number OF times the rate was
granted should be the only things con.
sidered In the one case the number
Of violations would be about 300. while
In the other It would be reduced TO
only three. Convictions we're obtained
on l462 violations.
Other arguments that will be ad.
advanced are mainly those introduced
at the first trial.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

ST. Petersburg military arrest VIII
liam English walling, wealthy Indian
apolls lIndl socialist his wife and
sister-lp-law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-31

eIN Hurt IN Gas Line Explosion.
chanute. Kas.--six men were injured
in a gas pipe line explosion near here.
The pressure, 200 pounds 10 the
square inch. caused the pipe to burst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-08

The First Election District Ia bounded nv ana
within Cherry street. Scammei street. Water street,
The Second Election District Ia bounded nv ana
within Monroe street. jackson street, Water street
SCANNED street. Cherry street and Montgomery
street.
The Third Election District is bounded by and
within Madison street. Jackson street. Monros
street and Montgomery street.
within Grand street, Jackson street. Madison street
and Gouverneur street.
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
within Delaney street, w'le,t street, Broolns
Broome street and Pitt street.
The sixth Election District is bounded by and
within Rivington street. Ridge street. Grand street.
Clinton street. Delaney street and Attorney street
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
within stanton street. Pitt street. R~Ivington street.
Attorney street. Delaney street and Clinton street.
within stanton street. wiliett street, Delaney
street. Pitt street. Broome street. Ridge street
R~ivington street and Pitt street.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within Rivington street. Cannon street, BrooTns
street and Willett street.
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
within stanton street, Cannon street. Rivington
street and Willett street.
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded by and
within stanton street, Goerck street. Rivington
street, Lewis street. Delaney street and Cannon
street.
The Twelfth Election District is bounded BY AMI
within Stanton street. East river, Delaney street
Lewis street. Rivlngton street and Goerck street.
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by
and within Delaney street, Tompkins street,
Br0ome street. Mangin street. Grand street, Gocrck
street. Broomc street and Lewis street.
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded ny
and within Delaney street. Lewis street, Broons
street. Goerck street. Grand street. Sheriff street.
Broome street and Cannon street.
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Delaney street, East River. jackson street,
Grand street, Mangin street. Broome street and
Tompkins street.
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Sixth Assembly District.

The First Election District is bounded by and
within Second street. Avenue 3. Clinton street,
Stanton street. Norfolk street. East Houston street
and Avenue A.
The Second Election District Is bounded by and
and Avenue d.
The Third Election District is bounded by and
within East Houston street. Avenue c. Secord
street. Sherfn street. stanton street and Clinton
street.
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
within Third street. Avenue D, Columbia street.
stanton street. Sheriff street. Second street ana
Avenue G.
The Firth Election District Is bounded by and
within Third street. Goerck street. East Houston
street. Lewis street, stanton street. Columbus
street and Avenue ID.
The sixth Election District 10 bounded by and
within East Fourth street. Lewis street. Third
The Seventh Election District IL bounded by and
within East Fourth street, East River, stanton
street. Lewis street. East Houston street. Goexok
street. Third street and Lewis street.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by AMI
within Sixth street, East river, East Fourth street.
Avenue C.. Fifth street and Avenue ID.
The Ninth Election District 10 bounded py snd
within Fifth street. Avenue G. Third street sod
Avenue b.
The Tenth Election District IL bounded by snd
within sixth street 70 Avenue c.. q diagonal llne
from the corner OF Avenue G and Sixth street 70
nue. n.
The Eleventh Election District 10 bounded BY and
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CiuGHT ~ MTLLINER'S FLAT,
-
WHITTIER John Cuenin Was Traiied by Mrs.
&. and Seven Improinptu Sleuths.

Mrs. Emma Cuenin OF I29 Bloomfield
street. Hoboken. with an army OF seven
volunteer detectives. swooped down upon
her husband. John j. Cuenin, and a milliner.
Louisa Deter. in the latter's fat at 3l8 East
Fourteenth street on Sunday night and
called in a real policeman to arrest the
Iair Cuenin and the young woman ar
raigned in the Yorkvilie police court yes
terday under the new adultery law. were
held over until this afternoon while Magis-
trate Herman takes the matter under
~advisement
The Cuenins run a millinery establish
ment at l2s Washington street, Hoboken.
Miss Deter had been employed by them for
three years. Some months ago Mrs. Cuenin
told her brother. Joseph Mayhem. a deputy
United States marshal in Hoboken. that
Cuenin was in the habit of leaving her on
very fimsy excuses On September %
Cuenin took his wife m oldest daughter,
LAUREL la, aged IL, to Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre to the matinee He
had done the same thing before and then
left the wife and child to go home lone.
So this time Mayhem went along and waited
o the theatre until Cuenin babe his
wife good-by at the car with the remark:
Il must see my aunt In West Eighteenth
street"
hdyneW IOhOWcu SutTtu 10 MS aunt ,
house. and then. he says, to the East Four
teenth street address. The deputy mar
shall and his sister then went about the
matter scientifically. They got a friend.
Ruth Oakley Of 400 Washington street, Ho-
boken. to play private detective. Miss
Oakley hired the nat next to that occupied
by the Deter woman.
On Sunday afternoon Cuenin again took
his wife and child to Proctor's, and again left
them at the car. This time Walter Mellow
ern. another friend Of the family. was on
the job. He trailed Cuenin to Miss Oetter's
place again n then got busy with the
telephone When at 1880 Sunday night
the attacking party was ready FOR the
advance. there were seven of them lined up
in the apartment Miss Oakley had hired.
Miss Oakley raped at the DETER door and
asked for q couple Of glasses to help enter
tain friends. While a German girl who lives
with the DETER woman was getting these
the other six entered the room and went
straight for the bedroom. r. J Smith,
one Of the party. tore down . piece Of OIL
cloth which served as Q door between the
two rooms and everybody started taking
notes IN h he avail but Mrs Cuenin,
who made for the Deter woman. Police
man Nestor Of the East Sixty-seventh street
station. h Was an added starter, separated
the women and ook the man and his affinity
to the station house. where they spent the
night