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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
WORKING FOLK LOSE JOBS.
New Beer and Tobacco Taxes Cause
Hardship in Germany.

Berlin, Nov. l5.-Not only is the In
Dor market suffering from the reduc
/ ton Of work in the cigar and cigarette
trade as direct result of the new
taxes, but similar depressions are gain.
ing ground in other industries, espe-
emily In that of brewers. There is
every reason to believe that the de.
preston will become more acute within
the next few months, and that the
Reichstag win be called upon to vote
for "A further sum for the relief of the
worthless factory hands, as the 200 900
pounds sterling already voted for this
purpose is quite insufficient.
The brewers having put up the price
OF beer in consequence of the. new
taxes, the result has been consider
able decrease in the consumption. az
gravated by a boycott organized by
tho Social Democrats. As a result Of
this, workmen have been discharged.
and If the boycott continues the mum
bor of dismissed hands will increase
in August the average number of an.
plieants for hundred open situations
IN the brewing trade was 30s higher
than in any other industry. In Wur
temberg the number of applicants
showed the maximum Of 3s5.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
NAPoLEoN's FLAG is FOUND.
Great Warriors Invention Exhibited
at Paris Army Museum.

Paris, Nov 10. - Lord Archibald
Campbell has presented to the Army
museum here a curious relic of Ma
poleon. This is the flag which the
latter flew in the Isle of Elba dnrino
his captivity there.
General Niox, custodian of the muse.
nm, has placed it in one of the rooms
where It can now be seen. The flag,
which seems to have been entirely in''
vented by Napoleon, although some
say that It was in part suggested bv
that Of Cosmo del Medici, a former
sovereign Of the island. is rather n
strange standard. II is square, white
and fringed with gold, bearing three
golden bees and diagonal scarlet
stripe. The staff carries white and
scarlet scarf, having also three golden
bees.
Napoleon does not seem TO have used
tho nag he invented elsewhere than in
the Isle of Elba, where he was de.
throned and captive monarch.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
WRITER is RoBBER.
PROMINENT Church Worker Makes Re.
markable Confession.

Los Angeles, Nov. IA confessio,
Wnlch officers at the sheriff's Office con.
sider the most remarkable one that eve,
same TO their notice was made TODAY 10
S Snvrin .t hammill by Robert Perry, a
Young church worker and writer of sa'
cred songs, who was arrested sevoT 90
Gays ago for theft of motorcycle.
Ferry confesses not only to the theft
OF me motorcycle, but also to the tbef,
Oh ! horses and buggies, and SAYS thai
a,i VI .ne money he obtained from the
sale of the stolen vehicles aooral... ~
several thousand dollars, and had heeu
spent at gambling. ''e"
Ferry tells the sheriffs the probable
of one very valuable horse
' winch he says he stole, and which the
orsi IL mas oeen searching for for sew.
eral weeks. The remarkable confess;or
ends with prayer to God to Aid tSo
s1n TO recover the stolen property
ana return it to the rightful owners
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
MISSING LINK FOUND
FOSSIL Remains Are Those Sought for
Years by Scientists

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE missino
INK between reptiles and mammals foe
winch scientists have been searcbino
since Darwin first put forth his tbeorS
OIL evolution, has been discovered ~
northwestern Texas by Professor sam
uel Wendell Williston, of the uuivers siiI,
OF Chicago, according to an announces.
ment made by the department of geoI.
ogy of that university. seoi-
enormous lizard-lixe fossil remains
nave been unearthed by the UNIVERSITY
which Dr. Williston is con.
uucting, and the scientists declare tba
ANNALS lived more than $4,000 600
years ago. The excavations in which
tne remains were found are in the re-
sion north of the Wichita river. The
a ,ss were buried in clay soil of
what was once river delta
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Indian Outbreak .Erneo..a

victoria B. C., Nov. lO.-Hazelto,
reports general belief that the Tn
mans will attack the town in force 70
morrow to rescue the seven imprisoned
ehiefs during their trial The ,aIo
Srapn operator between Hazelton sns
H. p reports armed Indians passino
- nut To- IN scores, and has been toll
g III 1oV armed natives will be .,
LA na1ellon If the chiefs are convictsS
s Gnu sentenced. The reds are maxine
.noot:ehinoo," native whisky, and ny
o o,ssA1ion rapidly grows worse. The on
qua wnife mon are but half armed ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
RUSSIAN LABoRERs SOUGHT.
Board Imports Them for Hawaiian
Plantations.

Honolulu, Nov. 1.-THE territorial
board of immigration will soon send an.
other agent to Hardin, the metropol;s
OF southeastern Siberia, to get Russian
immigrants for Hawaii. This win he
she seeoF representative of the terri.
tory to go to Siberia to induce Russian
immigrants to come to the Hawaiian
islands.
IN trying to solve the labor problem
Tor the sugar plantations, the board of
Immigration has experimental with
Spaniards, Portuguese, Porto Rieans
South Sea Islanders. Chinese and IT,
1liationalities. Many of these became
dissatisfied after their arrival here and
IN time found their way to the states
-, Apoet 90 Russian families are now
on their way to Honolulu and if these
prove satisfactory as plantation labor-
ars, others will be sent for.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Jamaica oanls Is si,.,..

ii'A' ". D. Nov. l1.-Jamaica has
0een cut off from the outside world for
nearly hve days as the result Of .
hurricane that began there Saturday
Ign ~sn'; owing to the unusual Interim.
uon 1t is feared here that great daI
lge mas been done. All efforts ~ IA
5 ;o'e saole connections of the West In.
ela company have failed. Tests nd a.
, from the Halifax office Indicated tbat
me cable was in good condition hnt
's the land lines from Bulls h ou'
', the cable lands, to Kingston ~
miles away, were down SUM- ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Mrs. U. 5. Grant, Jr.. Dead

san Diego, CAL, Nov. 11.-Mrs. II 8
ian' 'r', wife of the well known can.
.ailst and builder of the U. s. Grant
no'ei' died today of apoplexy. She
'.ss been an invalid for years. but her
sudden demise came as a shock 70 tba
c community Mrs. Grant was 81 vaars
eiu, and is survived by her husband ana
ave children, Mrs. u s. Macy. wife Of
lieutenant Macy, U. S. N; Cbafrea
G9rant, y; s Grant, ", Julia Dent
g S and Fannie Grant. She was tbe
o daughter of the late Senator and Mrs.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Land Fraud Indictments.

Portland. Nov. l5. - Indictments
charging them with forming eonspir.
aey to defraud tho United States gov.
ernment out of about 1000 acres Of
land in tho vicinity of Irrigon, Una.
tllla comfy, Oregon, were returned bv
the federal grand jury Saturday after
noon against J. Thorburn Ross. Frank
y: holbrook aud John +. Aitchison. all
Of Portland. These men have been off.
GERS OF the Oregon Land & Water com.
pany, a subsidiary corporation Of the
now dcfunct Title Guarantee & Trust
company, and as officers Of the former
company they are charged with having
committed the crime named
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
MOB LAW RULES.


| Cairo, H., Nov. ,2--With two me-
Iynched by an angry mob, another il
imminent danger and the streets file,
with wild-eyed men thirsting for NOR,
blood, Cairo, after a sleepless night o.
murder and riot, waited anxiously to
day for the hundreds of soldiers thai
are ON the way to quell the mob, at the
orders of Governor Deneen.
win (Froggy) James, negro, con.
fessed murderer of Annie Policy, was
hanged, riddled with bullets and burned
last night, after thousand determined
men had chased Sheriff Davis and the
negro for "a hours and seized the pris.
oner.
Henry Salzner, white, held for wife
murder later was taken from steel
cage in the county Jail and hanged and
shot by the Infatuated men, who, up to
that time had been unsuccessful in cap.
turing Arthur Alexander, negro, inn
plicated by James as an accomplish In
the Staying of Miss Policy.
Alexander was at last founl by the
police. who succeeded in eluding the
mob by a ruse.
Although the horrors Of race war
nad not broken out during the night,
'eaecabie citizens had begun to fear
hat a repetition of the Springfield
lots of last year was imminent. AT
two negroes were lynched.
our other persons killed and so
With the arrival today of armed
roops 4 is believed that further riotiuo
all be avoided. Tho 1000 men roaming |
he streets, up until daybreak had ac- |
'Ss to many saloons which remained |
pen all night. Mayor Parsons and |
'e chief Of police were unable to close
lie saloons, because they were shut up
home by the mob. Soldiers of the
airo militia finally went to guard the
'Aes OF the municipal officers and
PIT the rioters in some restraint.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Big Ship in Glass Alone.

quincy Mass, Nov. l3.-oficial flo.
ures made public today indicate .ba
new battleship North Dakota is in .
eiass by herself as far as steaminv
radius is concerned. The figures shaw
.ne North Dakota steaming at an aver.
age speed of IL knots an hour, is able
20 travei 1000 nautical miles without
rssesoapng; AT l9,knot speed the bio
snip would be able to steam 1000 miles
without replenishing her bunkers. while
sne, would be able to cover 5000 miles
without reeoaling when steaming al
nor maximum speed of 2IIs knots
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Tong War Goes 10 oonr.

san Jose, Cal, Nov. l3.-The fond
between between the On Yick Tong and the Ye,
.amily took a new turn TONIGHT When
Lee Log Ling, head of the Yee fam;I,,
;onsounusd by armed white guards
{Suineseo by automobile from San
: laneisc 70 this city and completed
arrangements for the prosecution Of
wong Agoon aud Louie Ling, the Al
leged murderers of Yang Toy al at NOM
lam view. After council AT the
county prison, where the seven accused
YIN f1eS gun men are imprisoned. Yee
log Ling swere to charges of murder
against the two alleged highbinders
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Panama Nov. ls.-Passengers from
Central America confirm the report that
the forces Of President zelaya of Mica.
ragua have several times invaded Costa
Rcan territory in order to attack the
Niearaguan rebels. The government Of.
he'ais Of Costa Riea protested against
these invasions, hurried troops TO the
frontier and appealed TO the United
states to intervene President Zelava
tearing that Salvador is aiding the
Nicaraguan rebels, has armed 1000 ais.
suceted saivadoreans 20 foment rebel.
lion in Salvador.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Government Forces Prevail.

Mexico City, Nov. l2.-Thet the Me
afaguan x sernment forces expect i'm.
mediately 70 retake San Juan del Norte
near 1reytown, is the statement OF
president lelaya in dispatch 10 the
Niearaguan minister. Francisco Castro.
re dispatch denies report of the
rebels victory over the government
troops at Guausa, in which r was sai5
more than 400 government soldiers were.
lost several days ago. The MESSAGE
SAYS ,he government is triumphant ON
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Blow Dealt Graft nases

Dan Francisco, Nov. lO.-The frs
post-election action in any of the case,
incidental to the so-called bribery graf
'eVeiopments was disposed of TODAY
when four of the nine men accrsod :.
having distracted private papers from
t p,' once of Special Agent William ]
P Purns were discharged by Police Undo.
peasey; They were Albert McKinley
'sTry Van Wormser, Rex M. HamI;,
ma william j. Corbin. The five otbe,
men against whom similar charges arc
2endlng will appear before Jnda,
Deasey ON November %. mug
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Fitisburg, Nov. id-rkree uniden.i
aed men are dead, Ave others are seri
ously injured and is men and women
are suffering from bruises and shocks
the result Of a are in lodging house
on the river front early, today. When
ihc hrc broke out % persons were
asiecp Ia the building. Firemen
aroused them and carried tho women
aud ehildron 70 safety. Bodies Of the
unidentified foreigners were not found
until this afternoon, when persons
clearing away tho debris found them
under q stairway.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Wheat-A lnestcm, si.05; elab. o5e
red kussiaa, e24e; valley. a4f 05c
FIFE. semasc; Turkey red p0c; forty
fold. psia Doc
!. es,lsy-tssa. ss7@s7so, brewing
Ton.
Os's-No. white, $50 por ton.
Hay Timothy, Willamette valley
tltetlI per tor; Eastern Oregon, sis6i
70; alfalfa, sis1iei clover. slt, cheat
$50 is.aoi grain hay. sisMi5.
hntfof--tiiy creamery, extras, 3dc
faHey outside creamery, a3isMs6c Dor
pound; store, 2eis@2se. Clutter fat
prices average ! We per pound under
regular butter priccs.)
kxss--fresh Oregon extras. ta,a
sshe per dores; Eastern, s0Gsle per
foolsv-IIens. Robbie: spring.
l1m II '1c; roostsrs. "a Toe; ducks. M,
l334e; geese. lose; turkeys. live Ia,
y he; dressed, so'a2ie; squads. 1850
o. per dozen.
Pork-fAbry. p@eitc per Mound
NeAl--kxtras. eisff Toe per pound.
fruits--Apples, sie5225 per box;
pears, Ella i.5o; grapes. esc6Sl e. ~,
crate. Toe per basket; easzbas. Al e56S
i-'0 per dozen; ounces, si6fi e5 ner
box eranberries. ts.5oG950 per barrel,
prIsimnous. $50 per bon.
fo'atoes-oo5i doc pr sack sweet 20
tAtoes, l4eiee per pound.
Observation-Disclosures. 75e per 5or
eeans. Zoe per pound; cabbage x11fe,
saalifewer, pocfiti pcr dorsn; eeierv.
BOG sci corn, slNi.25 per sack; hor~s'
raa'sh, s@ioe per dozen. peas. Toe Der
poundi peppers. si50: pnmpkins IA
lAei radishes. 15e per dozen, snrogt.
- per pound squash. s16llO. torna
ioss, 2sacoe; turnips. 75c@ei Der
.saeki carrots. on bsets, t1.25; ratn
bagas. sl10.
0nions- si@l.e5 per saek
hop7--lsps crop. 23l4fi 25c. zoos
'rop, zoe; 1907 crop, lee; 1906 crop. -
Wool Eastern Oregon. lsRaae per
pound. hohair-Choiee. ese.
Catfie--Best steers. a. 900 "a. -
. good, $500; medium ana feeders
'1-sote 5-foi best cows, 3.2503. 30.
medium, 50; common 10 medium. AZ s6
. z-55; bulls, sza2-50; stags. AZ $40. /
w; calves, light, s5-25@5.5o; aearvI |
Hogs-Best, s7-s5@s; medium sol
2 l.13i stockcrs, s40475.
sheep - Best wethers. a. 25s74 so.
air to good, ss.75d8; beat ewes. "a :.
=; fair to good, ss.5o@3.75; lambs
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. ls.-cbar,o.
Harris, driver of the 'sbabv,, Ford :. .s !
IN tho Los Angeles Phoenix road 49,
VINO became lost on the desert dnr;na
we race, was found by searching
party today about 90 miles from Pboe'
llN. lie was utterly exhausted bv b;s
experience, having been without food
or water for 80 hours. Harris was ="
layed by breakdown and became los.
az night in the barren mountains, Fer
.wo DAYS he drove his car over the des.
ert sands, looking for a road.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
RAINFALL IN FOUR
DAYS "a INCHES
Jamaica Is DeIused by Unprecedented
TOrrentIaI DOwnpour.
kingston Reported to Have Suffered
s6oo'ooo pamsge-Loss of Life
Is Fesrsd-FruIts Trade 10 Para
iyzed-One Steamer Total Wreck
and Mary Shops Aground.

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 10, via Hol
land Bay, Ja-, Nov. 12.-From the frac
mentary reports arriving here from th,
countryside the damage resulting from
the storms and foods that have raqet
throughout this island since last Frida,
is enormous.
Loss Of life has resulted, but esti
mates are impossible.
portion of the railway and the
coast line on the north side of the island
mas been seriously damaged.
Property IN and around Kingston spf
Tered severely, the damage sustained
thus far being estimated at $500. 600
The recorded rainfall from November
o to November 10 was 4s inches. The
1ownpour continues, the daily fan av.
eraging 10 inches. In one dav the
precipitation amounted to Is inches
ihere are no signs of the weather
breaking.
Communication was established TODAY
WIN the north coast by steamer.
Al telegraph wires are down and
messages are being sent from Kingston
20 the cable hcnso bv BEAT.
The banana riantssisns in shs anrsh
ana northeastern Sortions Of the island
have been badly hit BY the sterm
thousands Of acres Of trees have heen
eveied' and the fruit trade is At a
complete standstill.
The United Fruit COMPANY Stea,,a,
STAFFORD, which went asho~e al por, |
Antonio, IS a total wreck. The Rrad 4
ord was built at Copenhagen in 1904 |
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Taria Wanted az =. =

rnieago' Nov. 1.-THE paper and
pup manufacturers whose Convention
began here today, win ignore anv oroa
v Zen regarding legislation or tariff 70.
= 9I Hns. according to President Arthur
Am aa%s'lngs, OF New York, head of the
. Amelican Paper & Pulp associate; e-s
ana nd nrl comprises about half the paneT
declap, u,Pn makers of the country. IT was
he 90 s'eu snat paper would never AGAIN
tariff cheap as 1t was under the D;neIev
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
woman poctor we'd. airl

San Francisco, Nov. l6.--Dr. Alice
Bush Of Oakland. a well known phvsi.
elan aud daughter Of Tax Collector
Hush Of San Francisco, was granted a
diVooree Yesterday on the unusual plea
or fraud A the marriage contract. In
pia,n words, DR.. Bush found that she
CAD married woman. Her husband
was X X. Morgan. a fine looking voung
medical student OF %, who cane here
from View York. They were married
in 1905. "'''su
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Washington, Nov. l0.-That the Ma.
tional Geographical society has in.
dorsed Robert E. Peary as the discov.
erer OF the North Pole is evidenced BY
sne tset that he has been invited to
s pesiver the hrst Of his public lectures
oe,9fe the society on November 10. A
puone statement Of the findings of the
society VIII be made within a dav or
two, y Is announced. All of Pearv's
memoranda has been in the hands Of
'ns society for several DAYS.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

uuenos Ayrcs. Nov. ld.-The ehiei
Of police Of this city. senior Falcon
and the police secretary were assass,
naied today when driving in Callao
Nt'st man, sill unidentified
sPFSng from a secluded spot and threw
a bomb directly under the carriage.
ne felielc was blown 20 pieces and
Srnof Falcon aud the secretary were
Terribly injured They were carried to
me Sidewalk aud later TO hospital.
tut died soon afterwards immediately
after throwing the bomb the ASSASSIN
drew Z revolver aud shot himself. The
wound y not expected 70 prove fatal
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18
Roller Towel nnnmoa

lopeka, Kan, Nov. lO.-The st.t,
board of health has issned ' stat
ss salns. the roller towel, and that tim
IGNORED IGNORE sppendage to the country news
paper office and the country bo}ei Is 5N;s
!; aa.e 70 go In Kansas. The roller towa
Is tne most dangerous thing tbat nv w,
puoie comes in contact With tbe Ks .ns
gas health inspectors claim Tbo Nam y;
speetors say that infectious diseases s ~. IA
through the roller towels ar, arr
buildings. s ana Office
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

| Cherry, ILL.,, N5y. l5.-At least b
miners we're killed here Saturday. !,
one Of the worst mine disasters of his
tory The st. Paul Coal company !
mine, owned by the Chicago, Milwau
| kee' st. Paul railroad, is the seen.
Of the horrible disaster.
Figures differ as to the number OF
men In The mine at the time of the
hre. Officials of the company insist
that the list of fatalities NAV NOT
reach 250, but the miners say that
over 400 workmen were in the mine
when the fire started and that few
bad opportunity to escape.
Fire started from pile of hay into
whietl miner is believed to have
thrown torch. Flames quickly spread
to the timbefs and in few minutes
the passageways were seethinQ fur.
mace, and escape was impossible.
Men who volunteered to enter the
burning mine were brought out dead.
Twelve bodies have so far been recov-
cred, many Of these being men who at
tempted TO rescue work.
Water turned into the shaft made
no hfndway against the flames. and
early In the Afternoon the mine was
,.ealed up in the hope Of checking the
tames.
The survivors said many of the
minors bad retreated to the further
most ends Of the veins, where they
night huddlo together, gaspinQ what |
little oxygen remained In the sealed
nd burning mine in the hope that the
eseucrs might reach them before il |
Ias cxhaused. The most hopeful oil
hose seeking 10 aid the men doubt
bat many will be found alive.
The only men to escape we're those
ear the masa shaft when the FIRE
arted. They declared careless
liner had thrown a torch on a bundle ,
hay used TO feed the mine mules
few minutes the smouldering mass
~ piaced on cart and started ,
ward the main shaft about $50 feet
way. Before IL was reached small | ,
plosion occurred and in q few mo- \
ents the entrance was filed with r
ioke and flames. Those nearest the I.
ges hurried 10 them and were hoisted !,
the surface. After four trips the
ges ceased moving and no more a
ners came up.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

Nantes, France, Nov. 15-Tn frlsu
n,enI OF warning sounded when the
eauren placed ban upon certain
senooi books, which the clergy CON.
sidered offensive TO the Catholic
church, the priests are refusing ahso-
luton TO Catholic school children who
are using the books interdicted by the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

'nsoreeang Events from Outside the
Ate Prsssnted IN = Manner to
ce,eh the Ere Of the Busy Reader
--nsettsrs Of National. Historical
and Commercial Importance.

Thr leader OF the Nicaragua rebs
s'niHs g have the presidenfts arm
bottled up.
s=arEini Ie~ hzx been proclaimed
haeaos Ay7er following ihe assassins
lion Of the mayor.
King Manuel. Of Portugal. il vis,,
ing IL England. II IL believed hs
locking for 5 wife,
s'lvsrton, ccie., reports is inches o
snow Railroad tEAfns has been inter
fercd with somewhat
The condition Of John a. Carlisle
~ scernt8ry Of the treasury. has a.
sanssd serious aspect.
A merger Of the eopper eou,nan.e.
Of the United Sfatez with Al .ooo. Doc nor
capital Il beisg crgsnissd.
Judge Thomas \. Graham Of Ban
frAnrt<co has been chosen head Of The
fAsihe sosst baseball league.
The supreme court has sentenced n
Iennssstc sheriff and Ave- others 10
l<'' for falling to pervcnt iynshing
In 1906.
The Hawaiian sugar planters report
> sery heavy crop. Since Russian and
Filipino labor has been Imported there
has been little fsoubIe on the Islands
IN che way Of strikes
Another football player has been
Killed add one seriously hurt.
cAttlsmea ia Wyoming have pleaded |
gu'i'y 10 killing sheepmsn.
A labor conyenflon at Toronto has
soae on record for woman suffrage.
Cars Is quiet ontwardly, but troops
srs stlil held there for fear of another
oufbfcak.
1.ymsn J. Gage, oxsecreiary Of tho
treasury u 70 marry Mrs. Ada Ballou
Of San Francisco.
A message has been received from
Aoozevsit saying ne accident whatever
hH* happened 10 bis party.
auarAget:es at Bristol, England. At
tackled cabinet minister and admin.
i<'efed whipping with hoFsewhip.
The controller OF the treasury has
decided that settlers who did actual
work on irrigation projects must be
paid.
Tbs seal csteh Ia nerlng sca was
about 600 short this year Of the mum.
Dor allowed by law, which is $4,000
skins.
TIE kaiser, 20 ecmcnt friendship
with Austria, violated tradition By
welcoming The morgantic wife Of an
@Fshdaks 70 tho German palace.
Mrs. Roosevelt and family are n. the
rsy to New York. |,
An ex.ofielal Of the sugar trust has
been indicted for fraud.
Cuba : expenses for The next year
ne estimated at almost sso,0o0,o 600
Tho leders Of South American repuh g
ic* are 70 meet In conference next
uiy. II
President zclays. OF Nicaragua. O.
laimr substantial victories, both on
AID and sea. lfl
The Denver Rio 0raude road has g
aercased the pay Of all IL shop en- !"
ieyes cents an hour. Y
The conference on Infant mortality
New Haven, Conn, resulted In the ~
DFming Of society for work 81
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al, who is wanted Ia nearly every
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