Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-02

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miracles, IL will not cure consumption
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ians We're sleeping under guard in the
cars and started demonstration. The
guards ordered them to leave but in.
stead of doing so they answered with
q yoliey OF bullets. over 200 shots were
hred, some going through the sides of
the cars and wounding several sleep.
ers within. The occupants leaped
pursued by yelling mob Up to mid
night only one-third of the 15O strike
breakers had returned to the cars.
| The mob dispersed upon the arrival of
citizens. So far as known none of the
| attacking party was injured. although
| scores OF bullets were fired at them.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. June 80.
-Resenting published newspaper
story that was taken to criticize sol
| diers for an act of vandalism, mem.
bers of the artillery garrison at Fort
Worden came TO Port Townsend last
| night and started demonstration COM
plant that grew into a riot. The glass
front of the offices of the Evening
! Call were broken in by missiles that
were thrown by persons who have not
yet been apprehended. A dozen of the
bolder, who appeared TO be under the
Influence of liquor. engaged In bat.
tIa with Chinf nf
his force OF three men. The chief was
severely beaten. A report of the trou-
! BILE, which was rapidly assuming more
| serious proportions was made to Col
| onel Cummins, commanding the dis
| trict,. who responded to the appeal for
help with provost guards that Included
every available man from Fort Wor-
den. Every soldier found was placed
under arrest and taken to the fort.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 30-In
federal court this morning United
from the federal grand jury an envel-
ope containing an Indictment against
A. w. Nelson OF connection with al,
legged looting OF the reserve vaults of
the Utah National bank. Nelson was
cashier of the Jorndon State bank and
formerly employed In the Utah Ma
tional, where his uncle, Joseph s. Mel
son, was former cashier. Elder Nelson
rendered his resignation when Presi
dent Mccormick. after receiving the
report of experts who issued a signed
statement, acknowledging she loss of
$106,250 from the reserve chests of the
Utah National bank, .I a
WASHINGTON. June 30.--With
troops In readiness on both sides of
the international border, the develop
ments In the insurrectionary situation
In northern Mexico are being watched
with the closest interest from Wash
ington. The official machinery OF this
government is cooperating to q full
extent with that Of Diaz' government,
and from this city the state depart
ment, war department and the depart
ment Of Justice is working together
in a common movement for the pres
ervation Of neutrality within the
United States domain. Full instruc-
tions for thorough enforcement OF this
policy is in effect and any infractions
will be quickly met by the proper au-
thorities. it
MONTEREY, Mexico, June SO.-A
dispatch to the News today from Tor
rcon says;
"The special correspondent of the
News has Just returned from trip
to Viesca with the Tenth regiment
from the City Of Mexico. At the sta
tion OF Gallta information was re-
celved that band of about 100 had
Just passed there burning bridges
about Kilometter this side OF Galita
and cutting the telegraph wires both
\ ways. In view Of this General Turon
| ordered part OF his force to make q
general hunt through the mountains
and the remainder to repair the bridge.
| This was done, and after fourteen
hours on the train finally reached Vies-
| ca. 41l n f.ts.
The force hunting in the mountains
captured four men, six horses and
eight saddles. The four men stated
the bandits had dispersed and were
now scattered. At Viesca the troops
made several important arrests. i
GRAND JUNCTION. June 30.--
When district court adjourned last
evening six jurors had been secured
not challenged for cause Out Of the
list OF 100 LANES the sheriff returned
50 served. mostly farmers and people
living outside OF town. The forenoon
hours were spent In trying to complete
the panel. but without success o
4 The town is hlling up with witnesses
and the hotels are becoming crowded
1 NEW YORK, June 30.--JustIce Lam
bert today directed q jury to find 4
J verdict for Mayor Mcclellan In th'
election recount suit, upholdingl Mr.
: McClellan's election. The taking o
evidence In the contest Of w. r
HsArst. the claimant To the ofacs o