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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
SdDrcflidJc &ciIcl -TrplOiiOn.
Seb5 W}dnner augenbIidlib gct60tet
lul0 cin iiebcuter ihner perlett.
Ger &eiiel murOe sur 3eit
elmer @robe untermorien.

9telp 0orf, %. }lu1ltit. --
@1breno Der Ganpffeiiel elmer iogcs
nalntcu .0oufcu" Wnid)inc i'm nm
tcrcn &olmc Ger &oblcn6orge oGotcr-
ion" belltc iriib cincr Erobe mternor-
ien iultr0c, crplooirte ocricI6c, tGOtetc
Icd5 Wldnncr lmo ncrIcbtc cincn tic.
bcntcn ibmcr. Die @ct0Otctcn itnO:
%. ~. 6opfins, Cit9oItou, WiuII,
Gopitin Ser Barge; s, u. @ib6onS,
gShtbrop, Otoii, ,Snaenieur Der
Barge; Glultoe 9teiff 6o6ofen. %
Sabre alt, Elm Stlloent oeS SteoenS.
SnItihlt in S5obofcr, ouAcltcat ais
Wtnidbiniitcn @cbiilfe; oie WuIhini-
Itcn G6porO 9iericp bon Sericp Gitp,
2ourcncc TibIinnonS BON Soboten
mo Sobn 0Ocr.
Glpcr 9rigbtmon ans @ipt6rop,
WtoiiY Gin Gcddrbeitcr, cnttom nit
Dem Hc6cn lpllr0c ic0oh 0erlnoBen
8n9eridtet, OaB cr ir cin Soipital &c.
broht pcrocn mrBte. Die Sarge,
mcldle ser ,,Grie49o6n" 1c60rt mar
Qcrn6e ouf licticn & 2oug'5 @critc
Su Sobofcn rcporirt mor0en lruo ser
&eiicl >uuroe erprobt. GopitGn 0op-
fins, icin MoidiniIt lno Geforbcitcr,
iupic bier MniGbintItcn IN 0ienitcn
scr 6irmn Giciieu & Gang moren III
Dem MIR 5mGlf SUB I'M @cniert mel
lenoen WoIdinenrmmt Ocrinmmelt,
ais Scr &ciiel bnrit. Wion permlttbet,
0nB iih nid)t gSniier genug IN ocmieI-
ben beiono. Die &orper Der III Oenl
tleinen 9iaume 5uinmmen GeorGngten
Mdnner puroen l6redlih 3erfebt lno
eincm pon ibnen lit OoS Snupt total
bonn Nunpfe geriiien. Die GrpIoiion
3eridmettcrte 0aS &er0ed uno beitGi-
Oigte OoS Sobr5eug onOerweitig. 6ruu
SnpfinS, Satin beS GapitGnS, beinno
lih inn por0eren Gnoe Der Barge ilnb
enttum unperIett. Sbr 14.iGbriger
Sobn mltr0c ms WnIier gei6leltbert,
rettete iid) iebp6 obne eruGbnensmer-
then SfaOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

ipiclen beaanI mlrtbcte iie ibren
ar1itcn uuNcnidcinlih 81 uicl 5ll.
Dab geIteru lC0t5 bon Dem llngliid
bcfonnt ge9cbcn lpur0C, Jolt auf
otsOridIihe3 Gc9ciB Der &uiicrin
5urild5llibrGu icin.
Ser llnioU mnNt c3 5ur llun0g
lihfeit, OaB Ole 8oiicrin, luie cS Qc-
platt mar, Ocn &oiicr in Der fom-
menocn &ohc nod &onuoucr in0
W'iiniter /. W beAIeitct, nm ben
BORT ItottfinOcnocn milit1rilhen
Shoillpielen bciiIupo6nCn.
Die cntiton0cne Tcucu 3crrci-
bltn9 it, mic 3llr ollgcnciucu Sc
nlgtblurng 0ca Fubliflm9 conIta.
tirt mcrOcn tonntc, 0urrbuu5 unbe-
0cnflicb. SIS lit rur Huhe erIor0er-
Itd. Gle Snmputbie, melbc oer9u-
ticntin 5lt S6eit miro, critrcdt liCb
ouf nllc &rciie Der &Cu0tfcrund in
Ocncn licb bie &oilcrin Der or0Btcn
@cliebtbeit crircllt. Gic 3a6l ser
Qcpci0clL iucIdc bon bier nodb gSil.
beInlSbobc obNcGonNcn limo lno in
ocncn lntcr &m0gcbrngen bc5 beri-
lihIten @cilcio3 Der S1oiinltnq oli
boIOige @cncllmQ Scr MuiiCrin Mus.
Orlld pcrIiebcn miro, lit bcreito &e-
gion.
Die @IGttcr crimrrn bel Dem 9ln-
LAB an mchrcrc mn0erc llniduc, mel.
die Der &oiIcrin I'M 2mlfc oe5 lebtcn
Sobr3cbnt9 5ugcItoBcn iinO. &n ern-
tier @cfahr icbluebtc Die &oiicrill, ais
lie Gn0e Nidr5 oeS IobrcS 1903 olf
cincm Spojicrritt, ocn lie in @eglei.
tltn1 ocS &oiierS I'M @r1ucuolo mt
tcrnubnL pOnt Nfcr0e Qeihleu0crt
mllrOc uno init aroBcr ySuht olf
Dem @obcn ouficbIug. Die aoiicrin
crlitt 0nmola cincn @rlld, Oes rcd.
ten llnterormcS, ocr ie0otb pouit1ll.
Dig gebciIt muroe.
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@On Scr yidyluarsen Sano" crmorSet.

Goaloale Ea., 90. 9(ueuit. -
SSronf EefnolnS ilno Sunl. glmbrolc
murocn beute, mdbreno Tie 5llianmeu
elmer bieIi9en StrnBe entlang gingen
bon mehreren 0fGnncrn ongegriffen
itHo OirtG Ieiieritide geiobtet, ebe lic
iib mirfiam sur 8ebr leben fonnteu.
ambrole erbiclt einen Sti6 ms Ser3
uno ieinem 8ef1brteu pitroe oie 9eblc
bon DIR 81 DIR ourhi6nitten. Gic
Spier mur0en nid)t beraubt, uno man
6egt Die allgcneine 9lnIibt, oaB oas
@erbrehen bos @erf ser nihipar5en
Sono" lit. 9eibe Wanner batten oie
pergan9ene Naht iiber in elmer Sob.
lengrnbe gearbeitet llno GuBerten, als
lie ben Seimlueg antroteu, Die Surht,
Dab lie unterlpegs bon Seinoen ange.
folen merfen piiroen. 0tan bat nod
feline Spur BON Den Sb1tern.
(Spdter) = Sgno8 8eridor uno
Widael Serptref iino ais oie Seriiber
oeS 0oppelmoroes nerbaftet poroen
g8ie cS iebt beiBt, mar oas Terbre6en
Die 6olge cite3 StreiteS auf elmer
Sod5eit lpclder Die bier Wt1nner als
8dIte beiluobnten.
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lsaItur 2uniS &rebS tubt.

Cincinnati, Sbio, "a. 9ht0. ---
&oItor 2oui9 &ret9, elmer Der dltcz
item ocutibcn @ciitlihen I'M oltliden
Ohio, lit in Noun0Slomn no er lonGc
Sabre icarnsrcid) 9epirft bot, geItor-
ben. &uiIor arcbo mur0e on l. DC
,enbcr 1919 81 GormIta0t oIs Sohn
cineS ScbrcrS QcborclL miomcte lih
ser llubcriid,en Sbeologic ltno luor
ieit 1858 in 9Imerifn leeliorgeriId tbds
ti9 Gr mirfte in NroofiiclO, Ohio,
lulO g)oungatolun, iuoielbit er Oic?)tar-
tin 2ui6cr.Wcmcinoe grilnoctc, Oann
in Wonroc, MIh, un0 lhlicblif III
WonSiiclo. 8. Gin S5olslei0cn 5luonN
i'm 1891. 0cn FrcOiNerbcrllf 81 ent.
iogcn. &or 5uCi Snbrcn erblinoete
CT gdn5lid). Gr pcr6rodtc Ieinen &c
ben0nbcuo I'M &ouic ieincr Sohtcr 5it
0oun0Stpmn arcbS bot picle tbco.
lo0iid)c ln0 lucltIidbc Merfe in Ocll1.
iHer lnb cnNliidJcr Sprobe qcibric-
ben. Gr gait ol9 elmer Der tiihti9itcn
Mdnncr in Der hltberiidcn Spno0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Srrtnbm nit idDlimmcn Solecn.

" q btn0ton "a. Nugllit. -
Gommiiidr Gnpers bonn SnlonOlteuers
9lrenn erbieIt geitern aus Greens.
boro, nc, Die 9tnbribt, ooB Stills
Collector SenOrir nit einer 9tbtbei-
lung 3ollbeanter pon HnIeigb, NC,
mo SillIs.Golleftor Senrp, ebeniaQS
nit elmer 2lbtbeilung aus 9urbam,
i6 IN Der porletten 9tobt BEL elmer
MonOiAein 9rennerei truien, ii6
Gegeuieitig iiir S6nappsbrenner biel.
ten rno ali einnnoer feuerten. Stills.
WorifuQ @oroon nur0e tootlih uno
S5ilIis.Goleftor Senrp ionic 5pei
UtitgIie0er Ser gegleitsmannihait
mltroen Idmer perlett. Gomtniiidr
Gnpcr5 oronete on. oaB olles nlr
Di6d(iGe fiir Oie gcrruunoeten getban
lueroen ipilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

Gontrole ser amerifunilhen 9lcr5te
gciteQt miro. Dies mag ireilid ollf
Sciten Scr cllboniihell Golitifer 81
pcitercm @ci6rei @eranlnIiltng ge.
bcL 0oB oie propiiorii6e Stegicrllng
iDrc Wndt lueiter mlS0ebne, llnb lie
m0gcn horin Nln5eicben oaiiir erbli-
den, ooB Die amerifaniibe SduB=
berri6nft Iid) in Ecrnlonenj 5u crs
tldren 9c0enfc, nhcr 4SrGIibent Heoz
lcpelt mill OGrnrtige 0C0Cnfen niht
9cIten loiicn, menn c9 lid INN Wtob,
regcln bnn6elt, lpclde 5lm S6uBe
ser gnn3cn 0eoGlfcrln1 Der SnIcl
luic olld in 5lucitcr Sinic 6ltr eide
rlng Der ger. Stoatcn AcDen Die
GinidlcpplllN Der Scllbc notbpen-
big crihcinen
u 9lleibirc5 Su6rcSbcri1t. 1 t.
Ter Ioebcn pcr0iientlidtc TSobrcS-
0criht 0cS 9ri1nOc z Generals s.
.. gucibirc, @cncrol Guorticrmci.
tiers Der Nun0eSornce, cntbGlt cine
Wcn0c aan5 Invertebrates Wintcriol.
So toitct cincr 3uionuucnltcllung in
0icicm @cridltc 5uiolAc bic iiinAIte
Gnticn0lulg Der nmcritolliihcn Yo.
cififotionS 9Irncc nob Gnbo Den
Ser. Stootcn boS nette Silmmdcn
bon $3.50, $40, mopon olein 81 ,9t5,-
1888 oui SranSportfoitcn fnllcn
Nllh General Nllcibirc crtlGrt, nit
Dcm ihnl lmtcritebcnOcn Ecrionol Die
glrbcitcn Nc3 Guortierrncilter slnls
teS ni0t wcbr ucricben 81 fonnen.
>Sn ser lcbtcn 3eit bot cr iid nit
o6con1nunoirten Sinien Sfii5icrcn
bcbolfcn obcr ,tnt oicier Gpcntuoli-
tat in 3ltftnit entbo6en 81 lcin, pcr-
lnngt er cine 6ctrGhtlid)c %erncb-
rrno icincS YerionalS. nelcbeS 5llr
3eit aus 200 Guorticrmeiitcr Ger.
gconten lno 96 llnterofii5icren be-
Itebt.
Gem 9tufouf Scr iiir Sen Guortier-
mciItcr 0icnit ben0tbigtcn Gieroe
uno Moultbicrc lpiomet @enerol gllc-
ibire cinen betr0htli6en Sbeil ieines
9criGtc5. Ger General lit fein
9Srcino oe3 pom GongreB geidbaife.
nen SDItcms ocs g(nfouis oitf oife-
nem Wortt, ionoern 9lallbt, Dab Elm
reguI1rcS &enlonte Spltem li6 olS
iporiomer lrno praftilber erlpeilen
miir0e.
Gin Invertebrates aopitel in Bent
SeridJt lit ouc6 DaS ilber Die &er.
luen0unN 0cS glutonlobil3 iiir 9lr.
mee5lpcde. @cncrol gIleibire erfldr.
oui @nln0 Der nit bct pcrl6ieoen-
orti0itcn glutomobilen ollgeltcllten
@criudc, ooB cr Die 9lniduffung Der
lelben fir Die 9Irmee nidt cnpIeblen
fonnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Scl6itmoro cincs nambaften Stint
lcrS.

9tcm Dorf, %. 9luault. -
Moriou Storp, elmer ser befanntelten
Gllbndnner gtcru.2orf's, bat lb ge.
tern oni ieinem fiirItlihen 2anblite,
Der groof6arm in 8eItbelter.g .goilntp.
eriAoiIen. Seine Satin reiIt 5iir 3eit
III europa. gr MGR ols Miniatilr.
WaIer bctdnnt. Sn Den leeten Sab.
ren mar er neroenleioeno uno bate
altd einige 3eit in Dem Sanitarium
III 9IoomingoaIe 5ugebraht. gr mar
ein 9rrloer bon Sulius Storp, belien
@attin 6rau emma Games, fiir5liG
cine Sheioung erlpirft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Eriu, Milhclut in Wcunprt.

9tcmport, Ms, 81. 9luguit. -
Erin5 MilbCIru BON Sdneoen itot-
tctc Gcitcrn ocm 6laggidiif u9llobo-
ma" cincn @ciid) o6, ebe CT it'd bon
hem Gon5crfreiBcr u6pl9io" an 2ono
beqob. Gontrc.Aomirol Charles $.
Gopis empiing bcn Erin5en on 9oro
ltnb ermioertc ipdter oeiien 9eilid.
arr5 Dor Der NiittogsitrnOe fam ser
Trin5 an 2onb ln0 beiidtigte 9tem.
port IN einen 2litomo6il. 1onn nobnl
er an einem @obcliriibltiid I'M Sauie
oes Gr.9unbesierotors George Eeaz
boon @etmore tbeil
slbenos nubnt Scr Erin5 i'm Sgoen
Wia'lfen Sauie in einem linn 81
Gbren peronitolteten 0iner tbeil INTO
beiudte bnnn einen 9au, ipelden oie
bier ani1iiigen ihpeoiihen Somilien
peranItoltet batten. SSn Der Naft
ebrte Ser Yrin5 on 9or0 ser .5pl.
gia" 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Sn elmer &pblcn5cd)c pcridDiittct.

@ilfe8burrc, go. %. 9Iug.
- 0ur6 oen gcitrigcn Ginihirj Don
Scllcn i'm Snnnel 9tr. II Der @rit6e
6ei Sort 9IunhurO, ucld)e sic ,,Grie
Gool So" betrcibt, lit iiini WiGnncrn
Der 9(nSgong pcripcrrt morocn. Noh
mebrercn Stlnoeu idpcrcr 2Irbeit &c.
lang cS MidOel NnigbtonL iih ST be.
freien. Dian 1laubt OOB SomeS
@opIc bon Snfermon get0btct moroer
lit lno oaB oie brci on0eren, bOrlmter
5uci Ielitihe, NomcuS &obn u1o 50.
iepb &oni1 oltf ser on0eren Scite ocS
GinIhlr5eS unpcrlebt 9ebIicbcn lino.
Die 9tettilng5or6citcn linO loIort in
glngrilf genonnmcn luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Weoeaucte Varcu. .1snmilic.

Utica N..D, 81. 9Iltglrlt. Seiie
Is. @interS BON g8ilmtrt, Serfiner.
Gountp, itieB BORT orf bier 9dren be.
Itcbeno aus einem uIteu Eonre mo
5pei >SlIngen. Ger nlGnnlide Dir
9riii @interS an porarf bieier altf
i'm itboB imO i'm ucrlplnOete. Die
gauge 91renfomilie perihmonO bier.
aui inn @aloes0ididt.
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Sinter Wtcacn bcr.

&oitom 81. 2Iu9uit. - 9unoes.
0iItriftaonnaIt 2Iin =. Grcnd) gob
1Citcrn 2lbeno in elmer Wiittbeillng
an NrenpIlc z. Mc6nrlono, Oen @or-
iibcuOen OcS Grefltip.Gonlite'S ser
orNnocpenOcncc @eogue BON WnIiahu,
let's" bcfnnnt OuB YrGIioent 9iooie.
belt mo ooS SuItijs Gepartement Die
bcabiidtiBtc Gontrole Scr yYoiton &
Maines sGiienbabn" Our6 onS 9ielp-
Dorf, @tcms&apen & Surtior0. SuItcln
nltcr GrpGgun1 babcn. Gr iiigt fer.
ner binjlL Oob er pom gunoe8.Nene.
rulonmolt beuuitruat moroen lit, sic
ucrillcbte &cridmel3rng bieier 9a6l
unO onOercr @tlien 5lr @oiicr lluo 5ll
SnnO nit Der yN..g), MS. 4 S.
9Obn" 81 llnterlu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
HuOiepclt'S 9lrmaba.

SedSjcbn SGlabti6iffe un0 einr
SorpeOoiGger 6IotiQe geben in!
Ge}eu6er nn6 Dem ItiIen Meerc
ab.- 60 purOe geitern 8u Spiter
Ban 0eiiuitip bei6loIien.
Opiter 9ap %. 9luguIt.
Giner beutc glbenO pom Bripatiefre,
tar Socb atf 9eiebl oeS Er1iioenten
Hoolepelt erloiienen Yefnnntmad)1lnQ
5llfoIge miro 1,nIere atlantii6e
Observation-Disclosures i'm n6diten 9ce
3enber nof DEM ltillen Meere ab-
aebcn. Die 2lnfiinOiglng lit oas 9ie-
illtat elmer berte NnAnlittng itattgc,
ftnoenen Gonieren} oeS ErGitoenten
init Observation-Disclosures 9tepberrp,
Gontre 9lOmirul 9rounion, Gbei
oe3 observation-disclosures umo Gontre-
2IOmiral gpanS, @eieblSbaber Der
otlanticbcn 6lotte. Die 9lotte miro
ans ied55e6n S6lo6tidiffen beiteben.
Sic iGbrt bllrdl oie WageIlonItraBe
nad San SranciSco rmo miro ipabr.
icbeinlid oltd oen Yitget.Slno DC.
iltden llebcr ole Houte 5llr Hiidfebr
lit nod 9ticbtS beItilnmt. Die Tor.
peooiGger 6Iotille gebt llngef1br
9leicb5citi9 nit oen Shlahtid)iffen
nah oem itiIlen Weere ab, miro Iie
Ieooh nift begleiten.
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Erouiioriihe Hesiermns anerfannt.

u blngton q. gIuglllt. n
Senor llgarte, ser bieiige HeprGien-
tont Der prouiiorilden Tegierung BON
Sonouras, Central glmerifa, ipuroe
geiteren eingelaoen in Staatsoepar-
tement porSulprehen, no inn Der
iieilpertretenoe Staatsiefretdr glbee
mittbeilte Die 9imoesreeierlng babe
beihloiien Die propiioriibe Hegie-
rilng oeS Erdlioenten 0apila pon
Son0nruS an5uerfennen.
Yiiic ihr'e Auslnno beiprgt g. Natue Hr.
4fJ, SitsSaltimure. Str, uabe Eujtum Ounic.alne
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Tos olncrifaniihe shiif Sob

= Gas amcrifaniihe Sd)iif nSohn
Gurrier" lit nit elmer 2abung pou
10000 aiIten 2obs I'M @ertbe pon
$250,000 in 9telion's 2agoon, slos-
ia, ori einenl 6elien geItranbet. Die
fraht lit geiSentbitm Der oEading
Company oi Alasfa" Gas Sdiff
fam BON Miibiigaf, sllasfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

Yiiic iiir's Auslnno beiorgt 6. Maiue, Hr.
4f3, SitsSalitmpresstr., nabe Gnitum Vcmie.SISs,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
DECISION
Of GREAT
import
EMPLOYERS MUST MAKE USE
OF SAFETY APPLI.
ANCES.
lBy Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Em-
ployers engaged in pursuits hazard
Gus to life or limb of their employees,
will be obliged to make use of all
appliances known to science to guard
the safety of their workers, otherwise
they will be liable for heavy damages.
Such is the decision rendered today
by Judge Erskine M. Ross in the
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals, affirming the judgment of the
United States District Court of the
State of Washington in the case OF
Clifford Twitchell against the North
Point Smelling and Refining Com.
pany Twitchell, who is boy of 16
years. received $13,303 damages. He
was injured by the sustaining of
cone containing molten metal while
trying to break it with mallet. L
was proved at the trial that bricl
floor provided by the company as /
place for depositing the Stag wal
worn into hollows in which wate
was allowed to accumulate
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mining camp eighteen miles from
Globe 1t is understood the reason
for the shooting was trouble over
mining claims. Buckner during the
day threatened to kill James and sew
eral other men, among them being n
c. Cotton, James partner. 1t is be
lieved that Buckner, who is a des
perate character, will put up fight
if brought to bay and more blood
shed is feared.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
GUGGENHEIMS BUY
Big IDAHO Mine

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 21.-
Charles Sweeny of Spokane and Mr..
Pope of Toronto have sold to the
Guggenheims for $3,000,000 the con-
troll of the Big Buffalo mine in Buff
falo Hump district in central Idaho,
each retaining $1,0O0,O00 in stock.
The Guggenheims, it is asserted,
will build a railroad from Salmon
river to the town of Calendar,
which, with development work plan
ned, will cost $5,000,000.
The Big Buffalo paid $375,000 in
dividends before base ore was en-
countered. The mine has been
closed over four years awaiting
transportation. 1t is gold PROPOSE
ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
PRETENDER ROUTS
SULTAN FORCES

TANGIER. Oct. 2l.-On October
10. between Shawta and Mequines.
occurred the first battle between the
forces of Sultan Abdel Aziz and
Mulai Hafg. pretender to the throne
and known as sultan of the south.
The latter was overwhelmingly vic
torious and this triumph is of great
Importance as strengthening senti'
ment in favor of Mulai Hafig. Ac-
cording to reports just received from
Mazagan. eight regiments of the pre-
tenders troops. under command oi
Mulai Rachid. defeated the sultan
troops and captured several pieces o
modern field artillery, together Will
Caid Bushtai Begdani, commander il
chief of all Abdel Aziz's forces.
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government IS
after GRAFTERS
ASSOCIATED Press. }

SANTA FE. Oct. 2l.-Indictments
were returned by a Federal Grand
Jury this afternoon against the firm
of Phelps, Dodge & Co.. of New York.
owners OF the FL Paso and South
western railway, as well as smelters
in Arizona and coal lands in New
Mexico. Further indictments were
returned against Charles S. Spiess,
one of the company's attorneys; Pro-
fessor Douglass, former territorial
engineer; David NJ. White, and six
teen others. The charge is conspir-
acy to defraud the United States In
connection with coal and idon in San
Juan county, New Merico.
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PACKERS CASE IN
supreme COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The SUI
preme Court of the United States to-
day took jurisdiction in the meat
packers case, wherein the Armour,
Swift, Morris and Cudahy packing
companies were fined $4,000 for ac-
eepting rebates from the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy railroad fol
shipments of meat for export from
Mississippi River points to the Allan
tic seabord. A motion for writ o.
certiorari was granted.
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ARIZONA MAN
ASSASSINATED
Associated Press. J

GLOBE, Ariz., Oct. 21.-David
James, one of the owners of the
Globe Electric Light and Gas Com
pany, was shot and probably fatally
wounded early this evening by H. S.
Buckner James was coming from
the gas plant and when almost oppo-
site the Kinney hotel, Buckner, who
apparently had been waiting, rose up
on horse and, revolver in hand, at
close range shot James just below
the heart. Buckner made his escape,
but officers are on his trail and he
has little chance to get away. He is
supposed to have left for Gibson, a
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VESSEL
IN BAD
Plight
RUNS ON THE ROCKS AND CREW
is FORCED TO TAKE
BOATS.
(By Associated Press)

. (By Associated Press. .
. CRESCENT CITY, CAL, Oct. =
= 21.-The British freight steam =
= er Queen Christine. which sail .
. ed from San Francisco for Port =
= land, Oregon, on Saturday, hit .
= a rock on the south side of =
= Point st. George, four miles .
. from here, at 1880 o'clock this .
. morning. Sixteen members of .
. the crew reached here in boats .
= and sixteen others landed on the =
. rocks. When the crew left the .
= vessel, her pumps were still go =
. ing and the bulkhead was hold
= ing. The vessel lies on an even
= keel with water all around her. Z
= The vessel, which was in bal Z
. last, was fourteen miles out of Z
y her course when she struck. The 4
. steamer Navarro left here for 4
= the scene of the wreck.
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INJUNCTION PERMANENT.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 21.-The tenn
porary injunction against the intend
ed strike by the International Press
mems union for an eight-hour day
was made permanent today by Unit
ed States Judge Thompson, who held
that such action on the part of the
union officers would be the breaking
of a valid contract.
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THE STEEL MAGNATE
MAKES HIS GETAWAY
Fails to Enlighten Expectant
Public as to the Meaning of
His Ambiguous Statements.

was delighted with the Shoshone
proposition, and it was he, and not
his engineers, or promoters who did
the talking. The new corporation
was former shortly afterward, in
which the stock was unloaded on his
friends and the rest of the public
And when he had unloaded the price
CONTINUED on Page 3.)
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Work TO Begin on
EIy-Tonopah Railway

some persistent
cuaon Ely-Tonopah
definite
this week called W. Thompson
who the railroad Phil
the of the enterprise Mr.
the matter receiving attention
and probably revived in the future but that
had nothing to give at the present time
The building
vada and materially making Ely
That the road will be built
is
commenced both endo the
NJ L. Requa the ma brought Ely the
stockhoder in the big companies arrived this
week and personal friends
construction of is
builder of Northern generally knows what
- Il = a q q = q a a
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FISH HAS CONTROL.
[By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Oct. Stuyvesant
Fish early today secured postpone
ment of the Illinois Central stock
holders meeting until Dec. Is. The
Hartman people agreed to the ad-
journment, although they previously
were anxious to push the matter as
rapidly as possible.
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BuOydnt Rebound in
Prices of Securities
I>>~~~~~>~~~>>>>>>>>~><+ 80
IBy Associated Press.]

. 21.-The diligen labors the clearing
during the closed period of business activities
fruit and decisive accession
market rghed itself like ship which
all through the list
retrieved points weeks
The regarded satisfaction which
including
securities in the stock market The opinion
that of peril averted and of wisdom
the beerment of abuses The closing
Bonds Irregular Total sales had par
value of unchanged.
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EARTHQUAKES AEAR OFF.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The
weather bureau seismograph regis
tered an earthquake beginning at IL
o'clock last night and lasting until
early this morning The origin prob
ably was west of Australia in the
southern Indian Ocean.
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one Of CHARLIE
SCHWAB'S LOSERS

. The big Shoshone mill now .
= runs $50 tons of ore per day, .
. two shifts. Every day the out y
q put will increase until the full .
= capacity of 800 tons is reached. =
= Each day carload of high .
. grade ore is also sent out to the =
. smelter. =
= About 1875 men are employed .
= around the Shoshone mines and .
= mill.
= The main shaft is down $50 =
= feet and makes 10000 gallons =
= of water per day.-Beatty Bull =
. frog Miner. =
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SLOWLY SECURING
The FORD JURY
(Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-When
adjournment was taken in the Ford
case this afternoon, eight jurors had
been finally accepted and three passed
subject to peremptory challenge.