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without giving ap thel tickets, when
they hold them. or without the pay
ment 81 fare. and. Il IS shown by Ihe
testimony Of Mr. Grimm thai Il n OH
Ten necessary FOR him d stop hla
train t. collect The faFeg before reach
ins certain stations
II TIE State .of Oklahoma sustalns
the Two cent per mile passenger rate
upon lte railroads It will neces
anfiIE require the means Of this cQns
mlsslap obtaining tie information 70
show thai the earnings from paesen.
Nsr receipts arc sufficiently reman
arativn upou the hasls DC two cents
per mile; and the only satisfactory
e az aseertalnlng such earnings
Il through checking Ticket aalsR 81
stations
Therefore. tho Commission Issues
the following ordelrfnle. regulation
and re~qulraGientA
10 ALL RAILROADS AND RAIL
Ways OPERATING AND DOING
BUSINESS IN THE srAVK0F OK.
LAH0MAs
pnrsuaul 10 publication O. pFupus'
I'd 0fAaf No. Il, relating q amuunfH
of caah fares which may he collees'
Cd from passengers who hoaFd tfnlns
without tickets. III the Guthrie. Daily
Lender. Il newspaper III EHHhFal Elfl
tulaIlan published II me city q
GNiHfle. County 81 Logon. State q
/ a.ta aha &hfH tHaHtmNIalFU
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PreventiCS
WALLACE'S DRUG STORE.
HOW WICHITA City
MADE 4 CLEAN TOWN

special to Daily Leader.
Wichita Fails, April ean un
hey 10 Wichita rails was Without a
pfeqedeai "a ihla o. very llkely amy
other cHv ror Two Veeka previous
10 April 0th. she plan was being
whipped tn shape aud thorough on.
eanlaailah Of forces and sentiment
eiieetsd The result was a cl1scd
town III every line ol h%usluess. Banks
schools, p0slohlce. business houeea Of
every description. sven to the drug
stores, closed their dooip for Che en-.
tire day. Notices were sent % all
newspapers hi nearby towns that the
city would be closed 10 advise people
not to Plzit Wichita calls on that
day,
rhe clly was divided Into forty.
eight districts, each under q captain.
who IN turn had from Two 20 ten vol.
unleefs Cor general cleaning OF va
cant lots. streets and alloys, Over
Ia hundred tcaans lneluding delivery
wagons and carts uf every description
wefe volunteered Tor carting thR ret
us0 10 tho DUMP. Probably eight hun.
oged laadS Of debris 81 ope1 con.
eelvable description we're hauled 90
|At noon the ladies' save d picnic dim
ncr to tho workors mud q general eeie
Ehration Of The vclly baautllnl move
meut WA indHlged In. Glass alstInu.
|lion waa Forgotten alfa Hrp@siiy own
In, merchants and sspofinK men
worked slide " side On aha Nlblle
highway nod vincent let's fof fhN gen
|eral xeed dp al thn community.
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washington. april 81 THERE y
5uileiem wheat IN the country az
normal Fficen to make bread for tne
Americans pp 10 he dino when lhe
Now crop COMES M. declared Secfe
Ilafy az Agriculture Wilson today, and
|tho4p who attempt % keep prices up
ai prescott rites. expect 20 get their
money out Of The common people~-thc
consumers
Secretary Wilson's statement was
inside h reply 10 criticism Of o. a.
|ratlen Of Chicago ui the crop reports
VI me department Of tg icnlture, Mrs.
pal(nn moi only dlscredlted The depart
menl'A estimate Of me wheat crop bur
said llAai the supply ol wheat was
scnroef than the governments GAIL
mates slow.
~Fhn reporters 81 lhe department Of
agriculture SIRE farmers LIVING on
farms and know IL anybody knows,
and have bnDp iedgo 4 anybody has
knowledge of The facts, declared ne
Secretnfy. ~yNe can not whistle shese
men down tao Wind II We seek an
honest elasa Of community and hssi
tate 10 take the words 81 the Amerl
caa farmers, We VIII NOT establish
truth by going 10 the gamblers,
THE lnret majority OF wheat has
|lefl lhe hands pf the farmers con-
'tlnued the Secretary. ~ hctltloua
price has been created. The farmers
are nut banehclarlea % suva condi
slcng. taey WIN naturally pia ami wheat
and next YEARS. crop Is Nhs;y 70 be-
ahncrmaily large. when ihe gamblers
win moi lnll The markel and mischief
viii be done BY disturbance oi the
crop SYSTEM Ia the corner Of lS9s
whom tile price ol wheat was run w.
ia Si.S6, thc nslen was depressed the
following year below 80 cents, the
result undoubtedly Of the upseiting Of
trio equilibrium OF iu@ normal Supply
and dencnd"
no show THAI 4 ecafesty pi wheat ip
this country Il not the cause for tne
present abnnrma uinefaAsc II prlcea
Secretary Wilson points out that ne
|umuanf Of wheai produeej n The cat
ndar year fa0s Waa eEh million bush
els ~ compared With e1i million
Ihushels for Ehe t-pu 8Efaf u laufs
m1laue 81 million haHhel5 moFe iok
the lxa. crop Yraf thnn Was found"
fho eeaf previous. After calling ats
Iemi9u 10 tHe d~epsfImohtts report
which Indicated Thar The amonnI q
Whoaf on fatms on MARCEL list wye
abaut I4a Mullen huahnla p fpilptf
numhers. The sesfetafg slntes ihai 81
analysts AZ ne wheat m0femeRt after
March in nhst years. tadiea1e thas
llhe verify eslimsie g lhe %refeeniaee
lof cfan GA ftfmn 81 That time has
hcan ahapi uhf ront below fhe acina
perceataEe He sata that #aeu Naeat
/ becomes dear. as ~ S new e. thc ~.
full oE The t5leas1 CORNER people us8
mDse eafn ihaH They % waen wheat
d caaNaAr ala declares That lhe pee
nlp who ese ~feapuneihle ior the cor
Her VIII hafe 90 consider that
whoW Niil he used while ramHlHs
ai as a%nnarsaally hlHa pfiee.
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Stop That Cold

70 check early cotan ~ 0rippe with 'rnrout'csr
uehnk apse apical ios Pneumonia. 10 sseo o cold
With rrpYontrs 4 mf1f than Is IA Il run hnd 30
obliged % eulp 4 hl|egnfd4 TO b sure. lfe
rentcs viii elo sesn 4 deeply etthd tdlG. bnt
esAsn enflf~nt ne mehas slaea rNyh FaaRl %
brad % these eolly eoi1e That's surpIs boier
That's Why they an called rfefnniicl.
r4rfenamare little Candy Cold Gums No pnln'
ha NO pbysln nothing sittealna slite tcf me
children and thoroughly snfe 700. Il 5nr frcl
ehilis. II kou meese. liyou nehs AZ over. thlnk q
pinfentles PromplneH mar elMmrq half your
apnAl SletnnR. And aont forsst your ehlld II
thcfe y lertfhhnsag. niahtotdhs Herein proh.
ably lioa fteyensos nipa,tst efloloacg. Sold IN
d boxes if the pockat als IN NO boxes q y
picycatisa lnssl On YOU dFuggi1n giving Q
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4 WAY THEY HAVE
What Jhis Guthrie Citizen says Only
Cerfnborasea the Story Of Thou.

sands.
The particulars related ~ lhls un
f%osentallYc citizen Of Guthrie nfa
similar 10 hundreds nl others III this
city. When fhnfo are scores CT PEG
RE. III anxious 10 tell about the hnne
Tits received from The use q Doan
Kidney pills. tho Greatest skeptle II
Guthrie must be convinced Rend the
'follpNIng
Mfa. ]. Sturgeon t2i2 W. Cleveland
Ave, Guthrie Okla. sayHs ekevofa
months aad | began IL be ANNOYED HI
ID lame and aching back and pqnss
nights was hardly able 10 walk home
from work. The MUSCLES u My Aeaa
|scemeH AZ contract WhNn Htoupad
aud e fclf IS though 4 ahaEH Ipsk4h
menu Mefe halne az sah lnta ue. The
kidney UNNfHlionA we're SCENT. d.
IfnpaaIHR IN HastHRh IND i saQflt q
endless annoyance one tfanInf while
l~adlak lla HaHnr, I H4w nnan KID
ney FflN HaKhftleHl and procured )
hox s. q n. WaIlAeaa drug store
snah after boahn lahlnH item he
acute nalu ~ ny aafk a1aA before ]
hAd finished tho eoE fsul4 It tho hes
was cured. have not been hQI1I
IAfea with haHsNehn NIhrt and hate
naINlan u Dear Kidney PITT
fnf bale y Az aIeff Price g
rents Foster i|hnm NQiIaH
HofA snle AaeaIa soH zHa Nn|laE
AlaIeA
+ sHI4MhHH IIst IIzHA nHsn SIT
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OFFICIAL ORDERS
on TnR CORPORA
TON CON MISSION

lNiial Published Is paaiy Leader April
3, l9Hal
Corporation C4mmission u 0klahpma
ORDER NO l77
III re proposed order 30. ~. pluvid.
lne regulations relative % amounts
pg eash fares which may pc collect
el when passengers board lraiHs
without tickets.
SYLLABUS
Ghe Commission i8 given fHa
power t0 esempt any railroad com
pany from tue provisions 81 Section
8T, Article rs 81 tie Constitution an
on satisfactory proof lhat It can not
earn a just compensation % tWo GEMS
per mlle paaseuaer faro. 81 order
llat tie Commission may have aobet.
ter check unon amounts g. passenger
earnings, il Is necessary for ticket
sales 20 show. as nearly as possible
The lull amount Df passenger eafnlnes
? The Practice Of some Of The rails
roads doing huslneas in the state, re-
anlfina ~DneHengers to produce their
tickets before entering the trains Is
a great annoyance 10 the travelling
public. and d regulation which VIII
cause passensers 70 purchase tickets
n necessary 10 opFlate me reason
fof this practice.
APPEARANCES.
L. Cofsiagham s y H Council
for the Atchiaon. Topeka z santa e
Ry. company.
x. &. Blake ana w i. Iinsmm fer
thc Chicago. Rock island s Pacific
Ry COMPANY.
n. 4. Warner loF the Kansaa lfs
Southern Hx.a company
!. :. Holden for tie MidIsnl Va
ley I. r. company
g. II jackson fQf Missouri KANSAS
x Texas Hy. company.
4. n. Hutchinson for St Ioniq :
Sam Francisco RI II. 60.
FINDINGS or COMMISSION
81 Watson. commissioners
The Commission Initiated proposed
Order No. It. upon liz own motion
FOR ife reason that Il Vas believed
that # al order Hefe promulgated
NAfAH HtAMft AfH"iA - N""Nats@ tfR"#s
gore 10 purchase tleAeEs. II would n9l
0niy ho 0l service 70 the railroads n
receiving ~askfealef portion q fare"
pala. hui would facilitate The NAfk q
their Auditors ana conductors. and
would 81 Invaluable 70 the Commits
sion ii aAeaflalnlha Tho amounts z
passenger receipts unon nH lines, i
undertaking Il suetaln the INu cenl
por milo ~nasseaeef EGse h fhe fttura
The eVlHenua shows lhaE thN wefa
Incident ID IH culleeIiVn Of cash faee'
III IonhIne IN rate HIasina change afE
answering Inquiries relative 70 dis
taneH ana amounts Il farpas Iasea II
4 afnat deal more lluo than rlnnI'
~Noileeilns IIfkele and il appeaEl
from lhn ekIslence s. Mr' IIpihNhs i
which he cites y particular lusiHns'
lhaI fho f~annsalion 20 c~uHanetpIs Z
not sonoff cash lures Is zfeal| ~
that Eht railroad company might q
lTn tail in receive cash kaHe7 AZ II
IT aaIeafa rom the evidence tAal q
on ssme Of re raiEEuadf d Iho NtaI'
Vie companies afe compelled "a ~ 8
the expense 81 putting % helpers E
he conductors e kolIeeI INlNs q
Nf04aad trains ant lhAk Ia6 AaIaz|
Uausaa NJ IHs e~cII2NEina II esNh lzfs
NiI|. 81 nIzHf 'A~s|zafqS H'IaN -
Il aH zHHII nAf
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DAILY FASHION TALKS
By Way
a BECOMING LlITLH ARROW

Ms fImpleg anoon tnHH lhla enc wen
eauid So dcglas set Il is hee0mlHa
end attractive and 1lEnegthM ehnrm.
iha Ii effect. 81 ihe HhistfHtiah q e
made frtm wHiff liHea WIFI lhrcaa
blaH flrmnH q eaeclS au8 II
trimmed win Hahds S hiup hsf enAm.
hgay aud zenhTr ems percAle aud All
sturdy materials og 4 similar sngi att
appropriate whlle also me- thinner
and mnfe daIniY altfon itTfs can g
utilized with The trimming either q
contrasting malaeisi of embroidered
lmudiHe. There ERE literally Aa
saam8 10 be sewed s the apron +
-auL A a-a aI.an. -IInn.l e-a- Lle
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ANlp HLxa 80 novEL eTvNI


aneelal "a the DAILY Leader.
Enid. Okla. April IS. Enid lodge
IA p. q. 81. Ne $40 viii arply lessons
ns llla order fu shsrtebn candidates %
ian night 6f April 70. Thc ann0unee
mont ahowa that the lodge hes cap
tured Cray Snake aud Twelve pf bis
tribe. who viii walk ghQ pink FOL
lowing nc work vii he STOMP
dance and faasl.
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hnad an hela ~ place ~ menna q
lesheAaalli he nflnA Il b attractive
|ninl asaInl At TIE Hania time Tint
n e4epnli0aallr hernWinn ~ NttlA
elfls. and il fta Be- ~Hunatlsa - esa
lly that \ eertsla % enumelu f
sNif 10 hNNfs atANsifal mpf heF
FnE lht its sNeaf flzr vii he r.
oultnI M 9HraH Il moiafI#I ~. 81
ON fy1infhes slhe HIlh gl fafa Il p
TN lnel Wldr fpf hAnas. a MIS-
MsnINn pelfIIn Ne sall alzes ! IN !
wears Wili s. maile4 81 ans adafAas
lA Ihh fRsblan Department Of HI
nApeE fb fsNHlNi q teN CENTS 81
ln jhHsle teaa ~ aIllIg - faA Haal
alaHn int letter nasla eh =
auFsa Mtr Hselent aellFe
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We aflen wonder huw a person cum
be- persuaded into linking anything
bot Haies's Honey and Tar Ter coughs
colds and lung trouble. DO not be
fooled into ~aeeeptina aown make" OF
other substitutes THE genuine con
ialns 40 harmful drugs aud IS IN q vel
how package For sale 81 a, 4. kcnlfs
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NJ i CHAPMAN
SfrN4go

Nj LcIiApMANs
Sfcg4lNg.
Sudfie. Oklahoma February 3 GOO
Defendant nsde = motion for reconsideration anQ ae saae
MaS beard Oh February i8s 1903, and an orleF was issued ~ iolows
ORDER NO. 1T.
Tho application q the mia ror smAe & WsE sa Na,1os'
Company. AID The said ST. Lofts EA Reno a Western Railway komr
nsay. Isl exemption from tie Two cent passengeF fare rate ~ this
Staif. having been considered and ID order issued by this Commits
sin Iii reference thereto, On the eighth day oi February, tQos fe
sMd railroad and reiway companies By their attorneys pMe y
lNepef on de twelfth dy of February, sos hled 4 motion iof q
reconsideration of said order, and also exceptions pN.eto
Ihf sa motion im reconsideration having been duly eonsider
# IS ae Commission, a IS hereby ordered that Che said tt smith
Western Railroad Company, and st Louis, ~ Reno 4 Western
Railway Company shah be allowed 20 charge 2 maximum passen-
str fare 81 Two and onchalf (a 1a) cents per passenger per mile
6Ntf KhSr lines III railroad ID ths State q Oklahoma until inrtnsg
ordered BY The Commission
Melton Ter further reconsideration g everfulca, x WMeP fuihk
CORPORATION COMMISSION
fSiened)
LE LOVE
Chairman
A h WATSON,
Commissioner
I McALESTER,
Commissioner
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q penalty of len nenIa

q penalty of zen cents.
When the fare Is more Illnn alIe
cents AMI less than one dollar ana
nifty pensa 4 penalty uI Twenty-Five
ccnss.
When the fare Is one dollar and fl:
AN uenta Or more q penalty Of aEEe
cents.
Provided. however. ta0l saon pa
aonKefa shall have he privilege q
purchasing tickets at tho FIRST station
where tickets are sold Of which tha
train stops. in which case he min
mum penalty shall apply # they =
purchase tickets.
II Il further ordered that conductors
brakemen Or other persons II chaFen
or trains shall MOI, after this Orde
becomes effective require Tho pru
duclIan Of lleIsoig 81 train entrances
except for The purposes q properly
routing passengers under thelf tickets
CORPORATION COMMISSIONERS
I'm LOVE-.
EhaifmHH
L p. WATSON
Commissioner.
4 MeALESVEH
Commissioner
Alieals
" Il CHAPMAN
Secretary
#" 4#.44.I .4A |...f4 . IUUf
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N&fNfk*
nj. CHAPMAN,
Serfcuf3t
Uuhrt. Oklahoma, February r4 196
Exceptions to the findings and Judgment q ZIG Commission an1
ansqHaa 1f new trial was filed February II 1903
Defendant furnished i report requested BY te COMMISSION a0 ~
order as issued as follows
ORDER MO-. s.
TIE application 81 ne Fort Smith Western Railroad company
and fe sf Louis. 81 Reno & Western Railway Company ior c
anptisa from lc Guosceut passenger fare rate q wis stats haFMg
hken soasidffed and al order ysued by tHe Commission u reference
tAefela. IA Id eta day q February 1908 ihf said railroad ana fap
wB antauies ~ their attorneys. Dale 4 biertf on te l7h gay 3
4r{t4sfx ioaR. flied + motion re the reconsideration Of SAID order
tf#t sksetlans d said order and again asked of reconsideration,
#a 81 Nn f4fa day 81 February 1908, said motion Ser reconsideration
ssk esstsfsa and 10Th ii sad companies allowed q charge Two am
aht.HaI teats (af-) lafe PER passenger per- mle SAID comfan,es
6na ad presented statement of te earnings of sae road snte te
saa s. Iamaf3. foos. which statement sh0Ws te e%afninestoh e made
shate. .rf he proper maintenance 81 te foadbed and cost of opera
fWa
Wherefore. the orders heretofore issued by THIS COMMISSION ae
HEfehs sl aside. aud a IS Hereby ordered that ie sad logt aniia
Western Railroad Company and The S. LOUIS Fl Reno II Western
Hallway Company BE permitted 10 charge a HaNmun passengss
HFe 81 itrrs {8l eent pef passenger PEI mile oyer ulelr lines 6
aHfa8a IN lie State of Oklahoma until further ordered by He 1onF
Hksaa .4o,f
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N ra nf0pOaed order 30, II pFufIHs
lne regulations relative 70 amounts
pg eash fares which may BE collect.
ei when passengers b1ffd tfnies
Without tickets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-02
CHICAGO aspoRT.s
An 0x-KiIling Contest from Which the
Women Fled.


Chicago, Nov. 2-Fully $500 persons
watched -or started to watch--the beef
dressing and goat-catching contest
staged Sunday afternoon at the Lawn
dale base ball park Butch Welsh re.
established his claim to the title Of
championship Of the world BY killing
and dressing an Ok in FIVE and one hall
minutes on a platform erected IN front
Of the grand stand The crowd in the
grand stand diminished RAPIDLY as the
events proceeded In the ARENA con-
strneted IN the base ball diamond Wo-
men fed for the gates at the sight, and
later no less than 500 men and boys
rushed down to join In the crambIe for
goats.
The first OK was led into the arena
paving and looking wildly at the crowd.
He was dragged upon platform that
had been constructed, where the matador
stood armed with a hammer, more I'M
conventional than the weapon used by
the Mexican and Spanish bull lighters.
The first blow Of the hammer failed,
and il took two more before the OK fell
on the platform. After the contest the
carcasses were auctioned off 10 the as
sembled butchers, who came from all over
the city, and whose enterprise had pro-
yided the entertainment.
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All Who
Would Enjoy

good health, with it's blessings, must I'M
derstand, quite clearly, thatit involves the
question Of right living with all the term
implies. With proper knowledge Of what
is best, each hour Of recreation, Of enjoy
ment, Of contemplation and Of effort may
be made to contribute to living Alright.
Then the use of medicines may be dis
pensed with to advantage, but under or
binary conditions in many instances q
simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu-
able if taken at the proper time and the
California Fig Syrup Co. holds that it is
alike important to present the subject
truthfully and to supply the one perfect
laxative to those desiring it.
Consequently, the Company's Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA gives general
satisfaction. 70 get its beneficial effects
buy the genuine. manufactured BY the
California Fig syrup GO. only, and for sale
by all leading druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-02
vacancy at military ACADEMY.

Senator Page has been invited BY the
secretary Of war to nominate candi
date for appointment as cadet 70 the
United States military academy who, if
Ne successfully passes the examination
win be admitted to the academy on
March /, 1910. Atthe same time, sena-
TOT Page will nominate two alternates
with the understanding that II both
meet the requirements, the one better
qualified Is 70 be admitted in the event
Of the failure Of the principal
Applicants for the appointment must
b. actual residents Of the state. not
under IL or over q years Of age on the
data Of admission, and not less than 3
feet 4 inches IN height al the age Of II,
o. less than feet inches in height az
the age Of Is and upwards.
In order to give an young vermonters,
who desire 10 enter the military acad
envy, an equal chance, Senator Page has
arranged for a preliminary examination.
both physical and mental, 10 be held at
Norwich university on December 10 next.
This examination will be under the I'M
mediate supervision Of Captain Chap
man. commandant at Norwich university.
Full information as to the scope Of same
and subjects required may be obtained
upon application 10 Senator Page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-02
BERLIN.
Meeting for the Betterment Of Town
Held Friday Evening.

Meeting for the Betterment of Town
Held Friday Evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Fraser gave a
social in the town ball last Friday even
ing. which was enjoyed by large audi
ence. The following program was rem
dered, music BY the corner school; Our
Town. by A. r. Covell and H. I. Hew-
EFT. Mr.. Covell had q deed signed by
the first governor Of the state and the
first town report ever printer. Mr.. Hew-
cit said he had lived 40 years in the
town Of Berlin and he thought the town
was as good or better than any other
in the state. c. s. Pike then gave an
interesting talk on eOrr Schools" He
said, among other things that he thought
our schools might be made better by
more cooperation between parents and
teachers and by paying our teachers bet
ter salaries Music was then rendered
by the Mirror lake school and e b House
gave an interesting talk on the grange,
saying that the grange and the church
worked together for the good Of all and
that both doors were open for members.
William Mccarthy rendered a violin solo.
accompanied BY Mrs. Fraser on the piano,
after which coffee and cake were served.
Those attending went to their homes
wishing they could keep Rev Nh. Fraser
and wife with them forever
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-02
|CANNIBAL TALE
FROM FLEET
Cruisers Hear Englishmen and
Chinese We're Killed
AND EATEN IN ISLANDS
One Of BoatIoad Escaped Admiral Sc
bree Makes Reports at Manila.
May Refer to Case Already
Known.
AND EATEN IN ISLANDS

Manila, Nov. 2. Rear. Admiral sebres
reports that when the United States Pa
ciiic fleet touched at Admiralty Islands
il was learned that recently canniboIs
from the islands captured boat con-
tanning three Englishmen and tire Chi
nese
One Of the Englishmen, who escaped
through the connivance Of friendly
tribe. said that his companions had been
killed and eaten.
There lave been repeated reports Of
attacks by savages upon shipwrecked
sailors in Polynesia during the last few
weeks, and it is possible that the story
told Nv the feet is another version Of
tic massacre at New Brition in Septem-
her In that instance Capt Lindsay
md his crew Of ten Of the Ketch RnbaJI
who were on trading expedition, were
said to have been killed and their
hodies burned with their boat
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cHIcAGo's Sad BOMB.
More Outrages Perpetrated in the Gam
bling War.


Chicago, Nov. 1.-Two bombs were ex
pioded sunday night h down town build
ings occupied by gambling clubs. The
bombs were the thirty second and thirty
third that have been hurled IN gambling
establishments within the last two years
No one was injured. but many Windows
were broken and store stocks were dam
aeed. For two years series Of bomb.
has been exploded internationally IN Chi
cago gambling houses. The acts arg
said to be due to quarrel between syn
dieates Of gamblers who operate ia viola
tion Of the law.
The first explosion Sunday night shook
the heart Of the city and windows il
buildings within radius Of a block were
broken Many buildings adjacent to the
explosion were damaged, including the
Chicago Automobile club, the Imperial
and the Inter Ocean hotels, and the
Premier theatre, vaudeville house Ths
theatre was filled with people when the
bomb was fired. The detonation fright
ened the audience and men and women
rushed for the street, but no one was
injured.
Guests Of The Ia Sale hotel. across
the street from the Worth Jockey club
we're started hy the second explosion
IN both cases alarms 81 fire were sounded
hut no fire resulted from the explosions
No arrests were made.