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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
coURlER.JoURNAL HAS FIRE.
riames Tor . Second Time Break
out-Oamase $2s 900.

louisville. n.y.. Sept. l3.-F1re
=Aseh broke on, late Wcdncsda az
tsrloon for second time. endan'
ossed the plants OF the CourIcr-Jour-
nal and the Times. threatening to dc.
stroy that portion Of tine Courier-Jour-
nal once building left intact after
tae disastrous fire OF ten days ago.
The Are vas brought under control
Nth a loss est mated at s2S.V
ne Times was forced to abandon
h last edition. The editorial rooms
Vess rendered untenable. but the
Desos room and composing room. al
Assgh partially flooded. will be used
= 81 out the regular issue OF the
Cssrier-Journal.
The origin Of the hre. which. like
~ arst one. broke out on the top
oees a the building. 10 unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
WILL INCREASE PAYROLL
prohibi tion Contests VIII Raise the
Amount Very Materially.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept, 1.-THE
many prohibition contests that are set
out for the coming year AMI the re-
newcd Interest In public affairs at
this tine will. in Ne opinion Of the
Officers Of the state. bring out large
pom tax vote. probably much larger
than that OF the current year.
For last year the total was @1os .OOo
and for tie year before $1l7. 900.
II Is thought that the next round
viii show q larger increase In the pro.
hib1tion fights than are anticipated and
there will he an effort to qualify every
voter to cast his ballot.
T. D. Power. Representative In the
legislature from Lee county. wao has
zen in th, city this week. says that
the county will 60 for prohibition
when the vote Is taken. He thinks
that the sentiment, Is very muca Ia
favor OF ousting the tranc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Western Union Declares Dividend.

New York. Sept. l3,-The board OF
directors Of the Western Union Toe
graph company has just declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ pc
cen, on the capital stock ami adopted
the resolutions passed nv the ~>c"n'
tive committee endorsing and approx.
ing the conduct Of the strike BY Pres
ident Clovry and the omcers. No
statement Of the earnings for the
quarter. usually Issued after tne quar-.
terly meeting. vas given out. and the
effect Of the strike on the earnings
vas not ANae public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Nav a.nt; tsr Macon. O. 4.

Macon, Ca. Sept. l3.-Accordins
to statements made oy prominent ous'
mess men, Macon Is TO have a new
national bank, II q project now under
vay can be brought TO materialize
in a satisfactory manner The capt.
tai proposei will be $3.50 900. Broad
us F.. Wil.,rsnam. president OF Toe
Willingham COTTON mills, OF this CITY.
has been I'D 10 head ne new In
s,i,I,,ion. pu' wi! Dro0ao'H not serve
or account, ui MS mary pressing du'
tics a. i business !r2;:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Fell % Feet 70 ossth. .

Savannah. Ca. Sept. l3.-GeorEo
Dixon. a negro. fell 80 feet to deata
from the rigging OF tho Schooner Jo-
sephine Wedne. lay morning. Dixon
vas sent alnft TO repair some OF the
rtgrins OF the schooner, which 10 dis
charging Goa, and In some manor
he missed his footing and fell Some
OF tho men or the schooner heard
his cry as ne started to fail and look.
ing up saw him witt Outstrtt cned
arms. trying 10 grab something to
save himself lie vas On. ucce ssful
and a moment later was mashed IN
death In an ain ost shapciess mass
On the oecn Of the Icsse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14

belief. Several random expre1stons
uttered by Governor Smith In CONVEX
sa;ion with his friends and quoted
later by them. have created the be-
lief that he reall! covets . seat In
tire senate.
Monday evening on board the Cen.
trial train on which the governors
party made the trip from Atlanta
enroute to Sparta. where Governor
Smith vas scheduled to deliver an
educational address. a crowd Of sup
porters sought Z definite expression
from the governor ~ to his future
political plans and whether he vould
run for the senate. In reply 70 then
he said:
Il may give Senator Clay . chance
TO snow whether he can bsat NE. /"
This vas taken to mean that be
will definitely announce within the
next few months. Nothing further
vas said ON the subject. but thss<
Who asard the admission. felt there
vas 10 doubt he would make the race
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
TO STUDY AMERICAN COOKING.

Royal Chef wit q Taught % MsSss
evekwhess cakes ana eoapIaeks.
New York. Sept. 13.-Amertcan
cooking Is held In such high esteem
b. the Grown Princess Cecilia OF Ger.
many , that she has sent Ger chef here
to study It's mysteries. Albert Men.
mann Is the chef and he vas the pas
seuger on q recently arrived steam
er. Thursday he began his osssr-
vatiops ashore At the Hotel St. Regis.
Pies and cakes, according 70 tae
manner OF the United states. Will re.
ceive special attention from this ex'
pert, and he has also heard that the
buckwheat cakes and the eaDtaeks OF
good wheat. are appetizing breakfast
dishes. Above all. this wizard OF
the saucepan wishes to Inform him.
self thoroughly on all the American
methods Of preparing Oysters and
clans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
HISTORY REPEATED.
%ae Nurse Welded % the Rich Pa
Sbnt Whom She Attended.

NV York, Sept. I3. -After three
oeeths' Of daily association. sh" -
ensss and he as patient. Miss EsSie
wright. nurse in the general hospital
y Elizabeth. y. j.. and Al, xander
AAier. Wealthy iron contractor of
u's city, have been married,
Miss Wright Vas introduced 10 Mi
~ three mcnths ago. VIXEN he wa-
'a11ed 10 the no-pi;al from Railway.
ne mad climbed TO the second story OF
. building IN process Of con structlon
out missing his foo'lag. Fad fallen
01king hi ic3 as he descended tn,
vas nj Nrokea. BIZ, WAS 80 bad
y bruised tat ne was sent 10 the hos
Dital
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14

oaues,sss Osia0s !ssssseIaos A0ssase
Nss Psahee. q vaa6os6oot.
Nov York. 0a0t. lS.-94waso ".
Vanderbilt. The agel roetreo DssoAa1e
Of Droeklyu. Who 0aSslo6 ~ -
Pepper, Tie spirit.alise 0s11uD. =
iscapabls OF nasaging his a3olss ~
cause Of iunacy. accesdisG - . ~
DICT retained By . sAeriifs jsry -
Drooklys ThursAay.
TIE prooseainss % have NJ. w.
derbilt aeclaTud inco0D0tsot voBo
brought b. his daughter. Miss Alaee.
VI Vanderbilt. aftsr AP. vesSesS0
had married Mn. Pepper ssvssO
months ago. and had sivsa 70 Ass .
large portion Of the real estate wASee
he owned In Brooklyn. inclsGlAS ~
Aouss In which they nved.
A brother and sister Of 4r. W.
derbilt subsequently joinsd her IN u
appeal to the courts.
The hearing vas held before . -
mission consisting Of . physician. .
lawyer and banker. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Confederation In Berlin.

Berlin, Sep, ~. An insane man
named IOlss!. arrested on suspicion
that he vas the Ripper. WOO muir.
dered seve-al .chGo. Girls recently .
has escap,L f-nm to observation ward
OF the praon no. i,i'a The news OF
his escape c:ea'ci CONSERVATION. and
the fear prevails that FRESH crimes
viii be pr..,etratri
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Fes Congress from the Fifth.

~sAAtA. Sept. IL James l.. May.
-. CITY attorney OF Atlanta. al.
"ees tta' II is ais Intention 70
oaGe the rae" for congress Ia .ucceeG
Isssmsn Livingston. who has for
years represented the capt, a
nv district In eoneress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Moees Pvt TO elioht

Casa Blanca. Sept. 1.-The allied
Franco-Spanish Amy made a sudden
and succ" ssfu move on Taddert. at
which place the Moors were masseJ
In force The camp OF TIE after was
Aes' -o,od and tie enemy was put TO
hig!:. LEAVING man. lead ca the neld.
The French troops lost one man kiik
ID .:.I six zen WouniCd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
cudahy Packing Plant Burns.

r,,l.ie.p "a "a - p'. - NJ
,,r,. u,cst % ,rc Cu:lny Packing
company. ct N.ntN s''."' AAd cara
ay.nue. buried M,tn' -, The l'ss
!. .h,u. 5000 aoa Doef wCiA... =
.su 900 rounds vas DESTROYED me
A. 4, k~l,v,c,. u ll\, o.,n caused
BIZ 4 spark fvou 4 pAss.0S LOCOMOTIVE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Lumber Nil 10 osssrsxsd .

Albany. Ga. Sept. l3.-Fire on
Thursday morning destroyed the
smaller Of ne two lumber Mills Of the
Red Cypress Lumber company At Pre-
toria. In this county. The cypress
mil was not damaged. and It's opcr.
atoms will not be interrupted. but
tho pine mill was completely de-
s'ra,ed. together with considera-
bic quantity e lum',er. The loss Is
olS 900 and orc'"'''d by insurance
TO the ex.,... {, S.!cc-fouvths that
amount. i, is understood the mill
will be rebuilt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
o,.eksnsks whip ~ VIE 0sses

Shelbyvil'e. Ind. Sept. 13-tn To
ease OF Edward Neal. charged Win
whipping his wife. Mayor SVaia Soe'
pended sentence upon plea Of Ool)ty.
but ordered the police to take Neal -
the Placement OF the city building an4
give him as many ticks with . bIocb'
snahe whip as ~ ;,ad Given bis vtoD
with his fists. The o0icers co0psSo4
with ,np demand. and Meals entr0e1-
iss for q cessation Of nostilitios" eoal9
be heard severa! blocks away. :.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
ANTI kS|AT|C RIOTS
MORE TROUBLE IS BREWIMs
Anonymous Letter has Warned Az
japanese and Chinese IN Selling
ham. WASH, 60 lsave the Place
At Onee-Japs Arm Themselves.

Ottawa. Ont. Sept. I3.-Advicos
from vancou, er. the scene OF the re-
cent race riots, states that the may.
or Of Vancouver has warned The cap
tain OF the steamer Mont Eagle. which
las ON board fourteen japanese. l+S
Chinese and al Hindus destined for
this port. that he would be unable
to guarantee . safe landing here BE-
cause the unionists have expressed
their determination to resist the imni'.t
grafton Of any more Asiatic lsborsrs.
The steamship authorities feared 70
assume tho risk and the vessel he's
been turned back to Victoria, vhsro
the Asiatics will be landed.
VancouvV1 u reported - beiAs cen.
paratively quiet. but a Outrage ~
two Chinamea Wednesday has aealA
iAAamed the people. The Aoaeotaoo
while passing along oss a ~ 0alo
streets sav . white bsby sitting O .
doorstep. T,,sy snatched u sp sa1
threw II into the middle a. the street.
which vas busy WITH tSa0e. Il fen
among the horses feet and narrowly
escaped death. Beyond being bruised.
Il wa not much tho worse.
An angry crowd staYts6 b psrsssG
The Chinese haa . good staSt aH1 sse-
cesded IN eseaoisg. The inst thal
no arrests hsve heeeS os1e he's ~
tended to allaS ~ sshpss q ~ pee-
pie.
TIE city council has passe1 . ~
law prohibitinig b vrsstliaaS 0otca
which Vas To have takso pooco -
tween . white nan as1 . japaAoeo.
The entirs Japasoss 0o1oay Soeghe
tickets for the sacosstee and tFoohse
Was thrcatenod.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
Ian WIN Reo0sG

BellinEham. WssA.. 0sDe. l3.-A1
Anonymous letter rsceavol here woSno
oil japanese asA Chinese n tAls en-.
20 leave q once. JapaDe0e Vor20
q the cannerieo are arDoa I'D -
they will resist any atte0pt - 1890
them ovt Of town. TIE CA10soes
however. viii noe ness Q sesseG
stand. 81
e. b. Dsnins. esasral manager q
the Paci0c.Americaa aisAssSss, sAy0 Z
the Orieatals leave. tho sal00o en-
ming industry 10 Aooos6. - IL ~
aaess are being psssuaasd - s911tsAo
with the labor uai00e. T.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
PIPE DREAM
ABOUT PIPE FILINGS
Commissioner So Desinates Certain
Stories Relative to Brands of
Tobacco ReckIessIy
Printed
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 23.-Acting Com
missioner John McCabe, in absence OF
Commissioner Slater of the pure food de-
partment, declared today that the stories
generally circulating through the north
west derogatory to several standard
brands of smoking tobacco were entirely
without foundation, in so far at least as
the commission was concerned.
The stories cite an imaginary analysis
in which one we'll known brand was found
to have no tobacco at all, the greater part
being common brown paper, and that an
equally popular brand was only 10 per
cent tobacco.
ut would be interesting to know where
such a report originated" said Acting
Commissioner McCabe, "as we certainly
have made no analysis of the kind.
Whether the big four brands in question
are made out of tobacco or not the story
of our having rendered such a verdict is
made out of whole cloth. If, however.
American manufacturers can successfully
transmute brown paper into tobacco why
bother about the Havana article any
longer? No, somebody has been dream"
ing"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
OAKLAND PEOPLE INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
BY Associated Press.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, July pa bad
automobile accident occurred on Pieta
grade in Mendocino county today, in
which DR.. Larkey of Oakland, Edgar E.
Robinson of Berkeley and Miss Bertha
Barry and James Craig of Woodland, to-
gether with John Allen, the chauffeur,
narrowly escaped death.
A touring car went off a high grade as
the result of broken steering gear, and
all but Miss Barry and Allen were car
ried to the bottom of the gulch Dr.
Larkey was the worst injured, his head
being cut and the tendons of his leg
badly sprained. He was brought here
today for medical treatment.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
RIDICULES
TESTIMONY
SAYS ORCHARD is ERRATIC AND
UNRELIABLE
HAYWOOD'S ATTORNEY GRILLS
THE PINkERTONS
Endeavors to Show Many Crimes ln1-
puted to His Client Must Have
Been Committed by
Others


BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, July 29.-Declaring Har-
ry Orchard was a maniac possessed with
lust for murder-a desire to glut dis
ordered brain with the blood of his fell
low man-Attorney e. f. Richardson, con-
tinuing today his plea for the life of
William d. Haywood told the jury that
the defense was ready and willing to
admit that Orchard accomplished the
taking off of Governor Steunenberg in the
manner described by him on the witness
stand.
Orchard was painted as man who
fancied there was glory in spectacular
crime. Day after day opportunity was
offered to him to kill Governor Steunen-
berg in comparative safety to himself,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
RidicuIes Orchards Story

RidicuIes Orchards Story
Richardson ridiculed Orchards story as
being ordered to get" David H. Moffat,
president of the First National bank of
Denver. He declared that Haywood de-
posted all the funds of the federation in
this bank and was a constant visitor
there
Think of that men! And yet this crea-
ture, covered with this slime of his past
crimes, comes here and would have you
believe that Haywood was planning to
commit murder on the man to whom he
was entrusting the funds of the organiza-
ton of which he was secretary treasurer,
upon David H. Moffat, with whom he was
on terms of almost intimate friendship.
Everything connected with this matter
gives the lie of Orchards monstrous
story"
Richardson pointed out how easy it
would have been for Orchard to have
killed General Sherman Bell, had it been
so desired, and he declared that If there
was any one man against whom the
Federation might feel resentment it was
Sherman Bell, who was in command of
the militia during the strike period in
Colorado.
But nothing was done to Bell, nothing
was done to General Buckley Wells. Not
even OTCndTu COulu testify " 81 lhuSiA
as an attempt on the life of the latter,
who was prominent both in the militia
and in the Mine Owners association. The
attorney declared that Orchard had
brought into the case all the various at
tempts ne said he had been hired to
make, for the purpose of infaming the
minds of the jurors.
Mr.. Richardson said that while every
state is expected to take care of the
crimes committed within her borders
Colorado had sent IAN ocean of her dirty
linen here for you gentlemen to wash"
Coming again in the course of his
argument to the death of Governor
Steunenberg, Haywood's counsel said the
defense was ready and willing to admit
that Orchard committed the deed exactly
as he described it.
Richardson declared that Governor
Steunenbergs immense stature and the
freedom with which he went about the
country made him a shining mark for
assassination.
HE could have been shot by anybody
able to hit the side of a barn door,
asserted Richardson, land Orchard him
self tells you that Steunenberg each week
took long drives to the sheep camps
across the plains where he could be seen
for miles. There was not a week of his
life that he could not have been safely
killed. had there been a desire for his
taking off in anything but spectacular
manner"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24

barn door," Orchard planted bomb and
planned the deed so that it might attract
the greatest amount of attention.
Orchard Had Motive
Richardson asserted that Orchard had
motive against Governor Steunenberg
for the real ar fancied loss of his interest
in the Hercules mine through being driv-
en- out of the Occur dAlenes.
Orchards story of his many attempts
upon the lives of men said to have been
marked for death by the Federation, Mr..
Richardson said, was the most absurd
thing on the face of the earth. He de-
clared that it would be long time be-
fore the law would sanction a conviction
on such testimony as had been adduced
against Haywood, and he pleaded with
the jury not to put halter about the
neck of his client, Eat the behest of the
Mine Owners association and its repre-
Sentatives."
AS to the disappearance of Jack Simp-
kins following the death of Governor
Steunenberg, Attorney Richardson said
he, too, would have fed to hiding under
similar circumstances, although there
was not an iota of evidence to connect
Simpkins with the crime. Simpkins had
one experience in an Idaho bull pen and
felt his only safety was in flight.
When at 11:20 a. m. a recess was or
announced that he would positively close
his address to the Haywood jury some
time tonight.
GriIIine the Pinkertons
Forsaking the theory of vengeance as
Orchards motive for the murder of former
Governor Steunenberg, Mr.. Richardson
argued that Orchard was in the employ of
the Pinkerton detective agency when he
killed Steunenberg, and that the murder
was a part of a conspiracy to hang Hay
wood
This sudden departure was followed by
a tremendous denunciation of Captain
James MCFARLAND and the Pinkertons
and passionate vtuperation of Orchard,
Governor Gooding of Idaho, Senator
Borah Governor Peabody of Colorado,
and in fact all who have acted on the
side of the prosecution of Haywood came
in for a share of the avalanche of Rich
ardsons peroration.
One of the arguments in defense of
William D. Haywood was concluded this
evening. E. f. Richardson, having
spoken for nearly nine hours, wound up
with peroration in which he eloquently
pleaded with the jury not to convict Hay
wood on the testimony of the self-con-
fessed criminal Orchard, whose testi-
mony, he said, had not been corroborated
by any testimony, standing by itself and
unsupported by Orchard, to convict Hay.
wood with any conspiracy to commit
crime.
Mr.. Richardson denounced and charged
the Plnkerton detective agency with a
systematic plot to secure the conviction
Of Haywood, Meyer and Pettibone as a
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
COTTON MILL WORKERS
ON STRIKE IN RUSSIA
By Associated Press.

MOSCOW, July 2S.-The strike of the
men employed in the cotton mills of the
Sava Morosoff company at Orieckovozue
in Vladimar province has assumed dan
gerous proportions. Forty thousand men
are out Social Democrats are bringing
about sympathetic strikes and hundreds of
thousands may be involved.
The movement is accompanied by vio-
lent political agitation. Several big meet
ings were held in the suburbs. Troops
were summoned and had to fire before the
crowds dispersed. Many were arrested.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
BLESSING THE LITTLE
MOTHERS OF NEW YORK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Frank Tiford,
of the well-known firm of Park, TIL
ford e. Co., took a unique way to
celebrate his birthday. He invited 76C
little mothers" poor girls who bear
some of the burdens of their families,
TO take trip to Coney Island where
they were introduced to the wonders of
the resort at Mr.. Tiford's expense.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
Kaiser Opposes Disarmament

By Associated Press.
THE HAGUE, July 29.-Germany will
oppose the ordering of the British propo-
sition regarding the elimination of arma-
ments. She contends it is impossible to
acknowledge the urgency of disarmament
when no practical scheme has been de-
vised for the reduction of military bur-
dens.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
Russia Building BattIeshlps


ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The
Bourse Gazette says the minister of
marine has ordered the Baltic yards to
prepare for the prompt construction of
seven 22,OO0-ton battleships
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
Voters Demand Reform

BY Associated Fress.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Proceedings
will be initiated in the supreme court to-
morrow or next day to have declared UNI
constitutional that section of the political
code which requires a voter desiring to
vote at a primary election to designate his
political afnliation to the registration Of
ficlals.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
A happy MAN

is Amos F. King of Port Pyron, N. Y,
(S5 years Of age) since core on his leg.
which had troubled him the greater
part of his life. has been entirely healed
by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the worlds
great healer of sores, burns. cuts.
wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Dean
Drug Co. Price 25c.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
To Avoid Disaster
BY Associated Press.

Cowles, chief of the equipment bureau of
the navy department, following the lead
of the lighthouse service, today gave
orders for the equipment of five battle
ships, ten Golfers, six torpedo boat de-
stroyers, the converted yacht Mayfower
and the dispatch boat Dolphin with
system OF submarine bell signals to assist
in difficult navigation.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
WEIGH WILL REFEREE
BRITT-NELSON CONTEST
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Jacx Welch
of this city was tonight selected as referee
for the contest between Jimmy Britt and
Battling Nelson, which will take place at
the Auditorium rink Wednesday evening,
July 81
This was the last detail of arrange
ments for the match.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
BANDIT 3AISULI is MAN
THEY VERY MUCH REQUIRE
Seventeen Hundred Men Sent After
Captor of Miss Stone, Who
Now Holds EngIshman
for Ransom
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
TANGIER, July 23.-The mission OF
Sheriff Ouezzan, to restore the freedom OF
Caid Sir Henry MacLean, who is a
prisoner of the bandit Raisuli, has failed
Consequently Caid Mehalla, at the head
of 100 men, has started for the territory
where Raisuli is in hiding with his
prisoner, to bring about MacLeans re-
lease by force.
Another body of men under command
of Caid Bagdadi has left to cooperate
with them.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
WEALTHY CHINESE CHILDREN
ACCEPT CASH SETTLEMENT
By Associated Press.

HONOLULU, July 23.-The litigation
over the estate of the late All Fong has
been, compromised. The daughters an
tagonistic to the mother have agreed to
accept cash settlement of their claims
against the estate.