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WISHES CENSOR
FOR BAD PLAYS
MINNEAPOLIS ALDERMAN WOULD
PUNISH MANAGERS WHO PER-
NIT IMMORAL SHOWS.

Minneapolis, Sept. 27.-Managers OF
Minneapolis theatres that permit i'm
moral, indecent or vicious plays on
their boards will be subjected to ar
rest and punishment, providing the
ordinance to be introduced by Aid
erman A. w. sslover into the city
council Sept. s is passed.
Mr.. Selover explains that his propos-
ed ordinance is little more than an
amendment to an existing one. That
ordinance provides punishment only
for those who participate in the per-
formance-the actors. Mr.. Selover be-
lieves this is unjust and that the per-
sons who put premium on such plays
by engaging actors to appear in plays
that are without the pale should be
punished
From several sources" said Mr.
Selover last night, "have come COM
plants that the present ordinance
does not reach far enough. That is
the reason have drafted the amend
ment so the managers Of the local
theatres can be punished for permit
ting plays that are immoral or inde-
cent or highly sensational melodramas
that appeal to the passions OF the
young"
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i W
Seattle, wa = Sept. 77.-Moyins
quietly, but a - minedly. Ernest De
koven Lefingw, Z. Is accomplishing re-
suits in the arc, g region. His work
Is not so specta z u as that Of the
heroes Of the hour rpt Cook and Com
mander Peary, but 9 is working just
as theoretically a. y diligently and
with just as defniteA y aim. He Is q
young American with esde blood and is
at the prime Of his life. He equipped
his own expedition and last year set
out on a 1000 mile trip from here with
a small, staunch boat, The Argo, and
four men.
Leffingwell has had scientific expert
.ence to give weight to his arctic ex-
plorations and it is in the interest of
science and geographical investigations
In the polar regions that he has devot-
ed his life. He was graduated from
Trinity college, Hartford, Conn, and
the University Of Chicago. During the
Spanish war he served on the Oregon
and not long after becoming a member
Of the Baldwin zeigler Arctic expedi-
ton, in 1907, he and Capt. Elgnar
Nicholson headed another Polar quest
in search of small continent which
both believed existed beyond the arctic
circle. The trio was perilous. their
boat was ground to pieces and they
were given up for dead before they
finally tramped to safety and got in
touch with the living world. Mr.. Left
fingwelI Immediately set out to head
another expedition of his own to com
plete the nature studies. No one
knows when he will return. but he is
not expected back for at least three
years more.
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FIRE Threatens
The WHITE HOUSE
QUICK RESPONSE TO ALARM
SOON CONTROLS BLAZE IN
EXECUTIVE OFFICES.

Washington, Sept. 27.--F'ire broke
out at the White House late yesterday
afternoon and for a short time It was
very threatening. 1t was not in tho
White House proper but in the execu-
tive offices which are being recon-
structed In the presidents absence.
The fire originated in the furnace
room. A hot fire had been made In
the furnace to dry the plaster freshly
put on the walls. The furnace room
was practically Quilted and the blaze
was communicated to the walls and
roof by means Of the flue.
The quick response Of the nremen
resulted in soon bringing the blaze
under control The damage was
slight
So far as anyone here recalls, this
was the first fire to occur at the
White House since the invasion Of the
national capitol by the British in 1914,
when the CAPITOL White House and
most Of the other ublic buildings
were burned.
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Southeastern No., Illinois, In
diana and Tenn. Shaken
LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTED
HOUSES ROCKED AND PEOPLE
WERE AWAKENED BY SHOCK
AT ss45 TODAY AT EVANSVILLE
ST. LOUIS FELT TREMoR AT
s:s7 O'CLOCK.
BULLETIN.

Evansville, Ind, Sept. 27--An earth
quake at 3:45 this morning shook
Evansville. Houses rocked and creaI<-
sd and pictures on the walls swayed.
Many people were awakened BY the
shock. A rumbIins noise accompanied
the disturbance. The movement seem
ed to be from the southeast to north
west
st. Louis, Sept. PA slight earth
quake, which was felt through south
eastern Missouri and southern and
central Illinois and Indiana and Ten
nesses, occurred early today. In ST.
Louis the tremor came at 6:37 o'clock.
Sc far as has been learned little or no
damage resulted.
The general direction of the shock
was west to east and II was felt nors
clearly in the thinIy settled districts.
The settling of the earth's crust, with
the seat of the disturbance many miles
distant, is the general cause Of the
quake.
The probability of a renewal Of sas
shock is nesativsd by local scientists.
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Butte and Helena Gave Taft a
Gay Welcome
VISITS THE Big SHELTERS
BECAUSE OF LABOR TROUBLES
AT BUTTE, THE PROGRAMME
WAS CHANGED AND PREsIDEN-
TIAL PARTY WENT TO ANA
coNDA-5IG GUARD FOR CHIEF.
VISITS WITH HIS COUSIN.

Anaconda, Lept. 27.-After a fiy-
ing trip through the famous wa
shoe smelters, of the Amalgamated
Copper Co, on the hills below Ana
conda, President Taft came by au-
tonobile into this city at $3.50
this morning and made brief adj
dress in Central square.
Mayor Carter met the president
at Silver Bow Junction, a little
after. This morning Senator
Dixon and Postmaster General
Hitchcock joined the party when
it arrived in Anaconda While
here the president visited his
cousin, DIR. Samuel Lorrey Orion,
for a few minutes. Dr. Orton's
mother and Taft's mother were sis
tiers.
In the address which the presi-
dent made he says it is the first
time he was ever in this city.
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THREE CAUGHT IN
WAYMAN'S DRAG

Chicago. Sept. Indictments
charging conspiracy have been re-
turned by the grand jury against John
]. Holland. secretary of the fury COM
missioners, Willis J. Rayburn, real
estate dealer. and Nicholas Martin.
secretary to Alderman @Hinkey Dink'
Kenna. The indicted men were ar
rested several DAYS ago and their pre-
liminary hearing was set for next
Tuesday AS states Attorney Way
man would have been compelled to
outline his evidence at hearing be-
fore an examining magistrate, the
charges were FASTENED before the
grand jury and only general allega-
tions SUFFICIENT to establish prima
facie case were laaid before the in
quisitors.
The indictment contains fourteen
counts. ten charging conspiracy to de-
feat public justice and corrupt the
Jury list and four charging the fAlsi-
ications OF public records.
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MOORS WILLING
TO SURRENDER

Madrid. Sept. 27.--The war offce
today announces the complete success
or the inaneuvers in Morocco against
the Moors. leth Mador and zeIuan
have been occupied At the latter
town, there was bloody fighting with
large bodies OF Moors. The ring
around Mount Guruga is now consid-
cred almost closed and the position Of
the Moors is desperate.
Kaid Ammu appeared yesterday be-
fore General Marina, commander of
the Spanish forces, and asked terms
Of surrender for the tribes entrenched
on Mount Guruga The results OF this
conference are not known, bar Is be-
lieved the Moors are ready to submit
without consideration OF conditions.
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WAS KILLED BY
POWDER BLAST
TWO MINERS INJURED IN MICH
GAN MINE AND ONE
DIED.

Negaunee, Mich. Sept. ~. Auto
Keituri and Aati Turinen, miners en-
ployed at the Negaunee mine, were vic
Tins Of blasting accident. Keituri
died twenty -four hours later. 1t is
thought that Turinen may recover.
Keeituri sustained fracture of the
skull and other numerous injuries
about the body. Turinen's face was
slightly disfgured.
The men were preparing blast
when the powder, for some unknown
reason, exploded. Keituri was work.
ing at the hole and received the full
force of the explosion in the upper
part of his body. Both men are old
residents OF Negaunee. Keituri is sur
vived by wife and family in Finland.
He was bout 40 years of age and was
one OF the best known Firms in the
city.
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Anaconda. Sept. q

Anaconda, Sept 27.--After a n.y.
arrived in Butte this morning he found
the city eager to welcome him, the
streets gay with bunting and nothing
in sight to mar his reception He
was welcomed at the depot by bic
reception committee. Automobiles
took him and his party over the line
of parade mapped out several days ago
and after speech by him on North
Montana street, opposite the court
house, he was whisked away by his
train and started on the jurney ia
Helena, where he was welcomed by
thousands at the state fair grounds
AS in other cities, school children all
carried flags and saluted the chief ex-
executive as he passed in his motor
Trouble between the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners and the organization
Of engineers, in the mines. caused a
change In the original programme
Interested in Sights.
II had been planned for Taft to spend
some time in the mines and smelters
here, but the labor troubles which be-
came so acute last week caused the
committee to change arrangements so
that a part Of the time was spent at
Anaconda, where the smelters were
visited and examined The president
took q lively interest in II he saw
and seemed to be much impressed with
the. extent OF the industry at Anaconda
and Butte.
The labor troubles, which were caus-
ed by the engine ers withdrawing from
the federation and forming an inde-
pendent organization. gave the police
officers some apprehension and extra
precautions were taken to safeguard
the president. Both the sheriff and
chief Of police added men to their
regular forces. However, labor
troubles had practically been adjusted
and hundreds of men who were idle
were expected to be back to work to-
night
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SHoNTS SAYS HE DID
NOT DISRUPT FAMILY

New York. Sept. Theodore p
Shonts. former chairman OF the 18TH
milan commission and now president
OF the Interborough- Metropolitan co
OF this city. has been sued for $780,
900 damages by Frederick Hipsh, New
York manager for Kentucky distiI
lery company, whose wife's AFFECTIONS
Mr.. sohnt's is charged with having
alienated.
Through Delaney NicoII. his attor-
ney, Mr.. Shonts declares that the suit
Is preposterous and Is due to strange
case Of mistaken identity
Mr.. and Mrs. Hipsh separated on
Aug. 2. and few days later he was
served with summons III suit fol
separation, brought by his wife.
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z NORTH DAKOTA
CONVICTS ESCAPE
PRISONERS EMPLOYED ON THE
STATES STREET CAR LINE
AT BISMARCK MAKE
THEIR GETAWAY.

Bismarck, II. d., Sept 27.Two con-
victs. Smith and Lynch, Of the state
prison. made successful getaway
at noon today. The men had been
working on the street car track and
while eating their dinner at noon In
the dining room Of the capitol build
Ing saw a chance to escape. While
the guards were of watch for a mo-
ment they slipped out and got away.
crew Of guards are out making a
search for the men erd it Is believed
that they win be recaptured.
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NATURALIZATION
IS DENIED 2,O67
PAST YEARS RECORDS. SHOW
MATERIAL INCREASE OVER
REJECTION OF UNoE-
sIRABLEs.

Washington, Sept. .-Naturaliza-
ton was refused to 2,0e7 aliens during
the past fiscal year. material in
crease over the rejection of would-be
United States citizens during the pre-
ceding year.
These cases have presented many
and varied interesting questions. oc-
OCCASIONALLY the disappointed foreigner
has turned to the courts for relief
from the action OF the naturalization
bureau Of the department Of commerce
and labor, and Chief Campbell, OF
that bureau, is drafting a measure,
which, IL enacted, would provide for
authority for the bureau, through the
judicial officers Of uhe government, to
appeal from the action of the state
courts.
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WRIGHT SAYS HE
IS READY TO Fight
WILL SUE OWNERS IF RLERIoT
OR FA3HAM AERoPLANEs
ARE IMPORTED.

New York. Sept 27.-Any attempt to
make flights in this country with
Bleriot or Farham aeroplane, or any
other foreign made flying machine
which they consider an infringement
on their patents, win meet with the
opposition OF the Wright brothers
Announcement to this effect has been
made by Wilbur Wright in connection
with report of the proposed immpor-
tation of Bleriot monoplan. by Fl
Hayden Sands Of New York, and this
purchase of a Farman by w. ]. curzon
OF Jackson, Miss.
IF these machines are brought to
this country for the purpose Of making
flights, we will file suits against the
owners" said Mr.. Wright Both the
Bleriot machine and the Farman ma
chine are infringements of our pat
ents.'
Based on Control.
Mr. Wright explained that the basis
for his claim that these two foreign
machines infringed on the rights Of
himself and his brother were not mere
ly their patent on the warping planes,
but that they based their contention
on the patent governing the combina-
ton of any surfaces with the planes by
which the machine was made to circle
about to maintain its equilibrium.
According to Mr.. Wright, who has
seen the various foreign machines
the Bleriot mon. plane is a direct i'm
fringement Of the Wrights patent
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JOHNSONPS WILL
Is DISCOVERED
LATE GOVERNORS ESTATE MAY
BE WORTH MORE THAN WAS
FIRST ESTIMATED.

st. Paul, Mimi. Sept. 27.--It was
learned today that Governor johnson
had left will and that the entire es-
tate wiz probably aggregate SIS, 900.
The will was executed in 1897 and to
his widow, Elinor Johnson, is be-
queathed all Of his property.
1t was not known that Governor
Johnson had made a will. in fact, his
private secretary, F. A. Day, expressed
the opinion that he had not done so.
The will was found among some pri-
vate papers in a small safe.
An investigation Of the papers found
disclosed additional securities, which
makes the value Of the estate about
$4,000 higher than the first estimate.
The win viii be filed for probate on
Monday.
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Pittsburg, Sept. 27.--At least fifty
persons were more or less seriously in
jured and several are believed to have
met death shortly before noon today,
when an explosion occurred in the Of
fees Of the Columbian Film Exchange,
rooms ala and 415 Ferguson building.
which runs from Third to Fourth ave-
nues, between smithfeld and Wood
streets.
The walls Of the building, an eight
story structure, are Bullying and not
an Office escaped damage. Windows
were blown out and partitions blown
down.
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STEAMER RAMS A
SCHOONER; 8 DEAD
TWO MEN AND ONE WOMAN PER-
lsH AND TWO WERE RESCUED
IN LAKE ERIE COLLISION.

Buffalo, Sept. 27.-The steamer City
of Erie. from Cleveland. ran down a
schooner supposed to be the Eccleston,
hailing from Canadian port, early to-
day off Erie, Pa The schooner sank
and three of her crew, two men and
a woman went down with her.
Two men were rescued by small
boats but were unconscious and have
not recovered sufficiently to give their
names or the name Of the boat.
Passengers on the steamer were
thrown from their berths and some 81
them came on deck in their night
clothes. Through efforts Of the officers
they were soon quieted.
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New York, Sept 27.--Water yielded
to air today as the most prominent
event in the Hudson Fulton celebra-
ton. The dazzled eyes of New York
and her million guests turned from
the naval display in the Hudson to-
ward the blue skies above the tall
buildings, where. before the day was
over, they hoped to see the aeroplanes
Of Wilbur Wright and Glen H. Cur
tiss.
Lacking the aeroplane flights, the
holiday crowds sti1 had plenty of at
fractions. Palisades park, stretching
for fourteen miles along the New Jer-
Eey side of the Hudson, north from
Fort Lee, and the tall shaft erected in
memory of Henry Hudson on Spuyten
Duyvil Hill, First Bronx, were dedi-
rated today.
TWO Governors Speak.
The park furnished the nrst chance
New Jersey has had to participate in
the general celebration. for the dedi-
cation took place at Alpine Landing,
opposite Yonkers. Governor Hughes.
cs New York. and Governor Fort, Of
New Jersey were the principal speak
ers
The ceremony about the Hudson
monument followed the exercises at
Alpine Landing. Governor Hughes
spoke at the Hudson monument dedi-
cation.
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LIVING VICTIMS
MUST GET help

New Orleans, Sept. 27.-Aithough
additional bodies of those who perish
ed in last weeks hurricane along the
Louisiana and Mississippi coasts will
probably be found, the concern for the
living sufferers IL now paramount.
Hundreds are homeless and destitute
In addition to aid by the state help
will be obtained from the federal gov
eminent.
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INJURIES 80
Some Believed to Have Met
Deathin PittSburg Accident
FILM EXCHANGE BLOWS UP
EIGHT STORY STRUCTURE IN
THE SMOKY CITY IS WRECKED
SHORTLY BEFORE NooN-HuN.
OREDs OF FIREMEN SEARCH
IN RUINS FOR THE VICTIMS.
Loss OF 100000 OR MORE.

Pittsburg, Sept. 27.--From fifty
to seventy five persons were injur-
ed. many Of them seriously and the
monetary loss is estimated at $780,
600 or more.
At first it was believed seven
employees Of the film company had
lost their lives, but thorough
search Of the ruins failed to dis
close any dead. The employees, 1t
is now thought, made their escape.
The explosion was caused by an
electric spark.
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cIsveIands 70 Tive Abroad.

New York, Sept. 27.--Mrs. Grover
Cleveland, widow Of the former presi-
dent, and her daughters. Esther and
Marion, and two sons, Francis Grover
and Richard Folsom, sailed today on
the steamer Berlin for Gibraltar, Al
giers, Naples and Genoa. The Cieve-
land children will enter school at
Lausanne. Switzerland, and Mrs.
Cleveland will take up her residence
near Lausanne for an indefinite per-
iod.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
KILLED BY BLAST
FOUR LITTLE Tors VICTIMS or
EXPLOSION THAT WRECKED
N. o. PARocHiAL SCHOOL.

Jersey City. Sept 27.-An explosion
occurred this morning az Anthony
Polish Parochial school. corner If
Monmouth and Sixth streets, The
building was partially wrecked and
four children are reported dead. AM
balances have been sent from every
hospital In the city.
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TWELVE SEANEN PERISH

Baltimore, Sept. z7.-six survivors
out of crowd Of eighteen are aboard
the winter quarter lightship. the re-
mainder having persisted, according to
report made BY Captain Delano. or
the steamer Porto Rico, which arrived
here today from New York.
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MRS. J. .. RocKEFELLER Ill.
Family Physician Says Patient Ha.
Only sIlaht Cold.

Cleveland. Sept. 27.--Reporta Of the
illness of Mrs. John d. Rockefeller are
confirmed by relatives Of the family,
who have said that Mrs. Rockefeller's
illness is only Of a slight nature. DIR.
u. F. Bigger, who is the family physi-
clan, declares that while Mrs Rookie
Teller caught slight cold which has
kept her confined to the house. yet
her illness can in no sense be called
serious.
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eERMANs 70 ENrER CANADA.
Evangelical Synod Endorses Parochia
Schools.

burlington, Ia, Sept. 27.--The gem
eral conference of the German Evan
geIical synod Of the United States in
session here today decided to extend
into the Canadian field the church
missionary work.
The conference also decided to i'm
stall English speaking missionaries
where sufFicient field exists in Ameri-
Ca, and authorized the home missionary
board to employ travelling mission
aries
The conference gave further indorse-
ment to paroclial schools by the adop-
tion OF strong resolutions.
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Missing Girls Body Found.

Poughkeepsie, N. r., Sept. z7-Thc
mystery Of the disappearance at Pat
terson, N. j., week ago. Of Miss Mon
telia Caldwell an attractive Newburg
girl was solved at noon today by the
finding of Miss CaldwelRs body In the
bottom Of the Peach Island marble
quarry.
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SURVIVES ELECTRIC JOLT.
Man Lives Though $4,000 Volts Pass
Through Him.


San Francisco, Sept 27.-Thirty
thousand volts Of electricity passed
through the body Of Earl Ennis. man
ager Of THE Western Wireless Equip
ment Co. and he lives to tell the tale
Ennis received a severe shock while
he was adjusting his sending keys. He
declares that it was due to the inn
proper workings CT a transformer
which increased the current a thou
sand fold.
The force of the shock hurled Ennis
twelve feet across the room, landing
him against the wall and rendering
him unconscious.
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RAISIN Wine TAXABLE

washington, Sept 27. Raisin wine
is taxaible, according to decision
rendered today BY Commissioner
cabell. The tax will take effect Oct
next. All internal revenue agents
were notified today by telegraph.
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MONTANA STRIKE
HAS Been SETTLED

Butte, Mont. sept z7.-The labor
trouble which threatened to tie Up this
camp, shut down the smelters in Ana
conda and Great Falls and throw 49,
600 people out Of work throughout the
state has been settled.
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BALLOON RACE POSTPONED.

New York, Sept. 27.-The diri-
gible balloon race from New York
to Albany, for the New York
World prize. was definitely post
poned until tomorrow owing to un-
favorable weather.
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GREAT EVANGELIST RETURNS.
Gypsy Smith viii Conduct RsViv.
ais il CHICAGO and Cincinnati.

ais in Chicago and Cincinnati.
New York, Sept. 81 Gypsy" Smith,
the English evangelist, arrived yester
day on the Lusitania to conduct re-
vival in Chicago, and three weeks
services in Cincinnati. Smith, who
made hundreds Of converts, was in
vited to Chicago by $50 churches,
which have combined for a revival
campaign. In reply to question OF
whether the churches could hold con-
verts after they had professed relig-
ion. the evangelist said they could If
they would shape themselves for the
task
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THREE BANDITS
ARE CAPTURED

Des Moines, Ia. Sept 27.-Tbree
men, suspected OF trying to rob the
Farmers Saving bank at Rannels yes
terday and VINO Ieter burglarized the
nostoffce at Aselphi escaping on
handcar were arrested at Moulton, la
Ahis afternoon.
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ouakea Affect eervioe.

Paris, Sept. 81 TeIegraphic COM
munication IN France has been inter-
rupted by seimic disturbances in the
Midi
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NEGRO KILLS FLA.
|. MARSHAL; LYNCRED

Live Oak, Fla. Sept III. Marshal
Hawkins Of Taylor city. was shot dead
last night BY negro Charley Ander-
son, who was lynched this morning.