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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
Ronere5iens Juleferie.

8nibineton, IS. Sec. - Som
gresien penteS at ojonrnere pao
Onsoag for Suleierie, og Den oil
life genoptage lit slrbeioe ier 5.
San De 9ielolutioner, iom er Deo-
toget Observation-Disclosures, oil RI
meliguis bliue iorelagt Senatet
Woreen, og oa Der ingen Wooitanh
uiier iie imoo programmed, er Der
Sonoipnligbeo for, at ct ballot Dll.
i'm gepiaingsiorilae oil pGre eiori
til SIDE til Onsoae alften.
5orretninaen | begae Snie biotil
bar life paft itor ofientlig Snter'
este, og BIaoierne @oIIerierne bar
manglet Eilbsrere.
gallinger-Binc6ot aomiteensHap-
port ilumrer enonu Sniets Mger-
brugsfon1ite. Weolemmerne al I'm
oerisgelies -aomiteens Winoritet tril-
er meo at forlange en- Rapport al
agerbrugsfomiteen, iaa at 89roien
af Woioritetens og Dainoritetens
Snoitilling fan l9gges for Suiet
0ien Der er enonu intet Sfriot to-
get ! ben Sietnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
Dioere ON
Sorrimeria0en,

Sislge Weloing fra 8aibington
inoremmer Weolemmerne al llnoer'
isselieSfomiteen, at Der bar pasIe-
flete6e at ieIp ON De Weolemmers
of Slliuois 2egiilatur, men De er.
fl9reoe at ielo om De Meolemmer
Stemmer, iom beifplotes for enten
at bape uobetalt eller mootaget gen-
ge, bIep uoelaot, bil6e 2orrimer emo.
oa ppret pnIgt. Og 8ionesbDroene
piier life, at 2orrimer bar bofi
nogen De!aetisbeo | Den iaafalote
ter at bare oe..
Ii s g(or - blenet J.,
taees | grus | gegpnoerr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
100.
Nlberti 0Dmt.
Otte 9lurs Snstbns.

apbcnbaOn ben II. Dec. Sfplge
Telegram ira Danmarfs 6opeoltao
er ben forbenD9ren0e Suititsni1i-
tier Better 9loler 2lIberti Gag
ioemt s 9lars Sugtbus ior bans
6orbrDoelier.
0oniferen" bor / oe forle6ne
TO 9Ihr 6olot line 2Giere a jour
meo 9lIberti Sagen, iaa oct er
uneOoenoigt at iortpQe oe n9rmes
re gnfeltbeoer paanD / oenne ior
9annarf iaa fe0elige Sog. 5or II
9Ior iioen BAR 9tlberti en- prominent
5igur ben politiife 8er6en iaa
peiiom 5inansDerOenen oer5iemme.
Ia bet isrite Genitreminiiteriim
Oanneoes fit gll6erti en- al Miniiter.
poiterne, og oa gelttt3er ofleites
al 5. s. Gbriitenien fit gllberti at.
ter ct Spoe BET M Ofiniiterinm
iom Sltititsminiiter. Sfent man
Sang paa Song Dmteoe arogene
ON gIIbertis llu9r0iebeo, ioa for-
ito0 ban BOG at inc Jig no al ale
9anifeli9beoerne, inOtil en0elig bis-
ie par 6lepen ina mango og iaa tore,
iaa oct par umuliat at bol0e Stu.
ben gaoen0e l9ngere, og oa enoelig
fom 1ilitaaelien.
! ben itore 8erOens gren LOO
BET neiten iom en- 6arce, at 9ooens
soerite Saon0bGoer 0onnarf bar
2anoets lterite georoger.
Og bet Tom iom et6oroenifraIO neo
ooer 0nnmarfs 6olf baaoe biemme
og beropre, og llorenielie bleo 81
tenet ira oa al / oen politiife Der.
Sen 0erbielnme.
!. 6. 9briitenien bapoe pit Ell
utilgioelig @ootroenbeo i'm tore
Vartif9lle, og albertilogen bleD oa
ogiaa 9inoen til Gbriiteniens po.
litiife 9i9fiite
Reo Mliniiteriet Babies gartii9l.
Ter 6sire og SocialoemOfrnterne
blep gi9sretten iat, buor SielrO
Berg osmtes og s. 6. Gbriitenien
life fom igennem uOen gletter.
llnoer 8orbsrene bite 9llberti
iii Sagfsrertalent, iOet ban Sang
paa Sang foritoo at l9gge Sin.
Oringer / 9eien for 9Isiesior Sdous
2lrbejoe; men aenoseerninaer er 10
en- 6ooro gieo at ilippe uoen ON,
og til iioit fun0e Sagen flutes og
in0laoes til Com.
0enne er oltiao MI faloen, og
9llbertiiagen er oerlneo ooerlaot til
9i0en, iom pitt nof oil blipe mot
iii at lebe ct langt Stpffe, fsreno
ben ubpggeliee glifGre fan blioe
elemt
9(Iberti par ct @eni, ser life blot
be6rog 9onoeitan5ens Sparefasie og
Smsrefsportioreningen; men en-
Deasie Menneifer bar looet iie be.
itiffe al bans eneitaaenoe Slagfpr.
oisbeo. Deri lisger Der 10 Dog In
gen 5rslt, fun funoe man snlfet,
at. ban boo6e bruet fine rige eoner
pao Ell p9roigere Waa6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
Oommer Dhite
afloooer 60

8aibington IS. Gee. - 90.
woro 9ouglaiS @bite pil DIOR
gen oflegqe@mbeOseo iom0e6orene-
oe Staters Gbiei Suffice. Subj
moatSoofumenterne er in0ienot til
Sefretpren og alle 5oranItaltninger
er truffen for Snoi9ttelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

Taa aIle Sirmaet ssrlipps Bert
lteoer oe grbeiosplaoier er Der Ell
ter en- ai5irmaet ioretaeet Opteains
beifpitiget 70,249 Menneifer meo
ct iomIet slntal Samiliemeolemmer
paa 22S,666 perioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

Oiulig6eOen al en- 6orfuiteIie al
Sonititutionen er @enItano for al.
oorlig 9efDmring blonot Serrito-
riets 9efolfning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
Dlan0e0r Me00elfl(r

Ollie iom granoieI. Sra 8aib-
ington, 3. 6. meooeles, at 9ru9en
al Die iom 9ranoiel poa 5ern-
6anerne De 6oreneoe Stater bar
tiltaget itarft oct iioIte 2lar, og
Oliens 5noferelie Dor Marine
6ar ioaret til 5oroentningerne. 08-
iaa 0anlpifi6sielifaber foripner oes
res 8ortBier me0 9lpparater for at
brenoe Die.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

@ere lint 8eir. Sra gejrbureauet
/ @ai6ington D.G. melOes, at 9uit-
trpfstilitanoene oper Oen nor0li9e
6aIofugIe tpoer paa, at oct MODE
rate, inuffe Geirligt pil 6oloe Jig
en6nu I oenne ll9e. aun fan Der
oentes Sne eIler 9ie9n fprit i ll9en
i Oe miotatlantiife Stuter oe giD-
england oo Ell liae 6oritprelie /
gforooeIten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20
9nrnett runnt.

De portugiiiife galg til oct ton-
Ititueren0e Gammer er anlat til
Uiarts n9lte 2lar.
@nglan0s 9onf 6or for nplig
neoiat jim 0i5fonto ira 5 til AZ
Brocent.
69p. @eneralgupern6r S6ri6el-
mann / Woiflpo, Gbef for Militpr-
oiitriftet @ilna, er af9ooet DeO G6-
oen.
9tpe Operiopnlnelier er ifet /
forifellige @gne af 5ranfrig. s @n-
gers er 5000 9erioner in0eiperre-
De oeres goIiger poa @runo al,
at @a0erne itoor unoer gonO.
Den propiioriife Ge9ering / @or-
tugol far onIagt Sag moo 0en tio-
ligere 6inansnliniiter, forOi ban /
i'm Si6 los Statsfosien garantere
for ct 2oon til 8ronning Maria
Bia.
st frpgteligt Slag for oe 2i6er-
ole faloer oe fonierpatipe 9laoe
9alfourS Gale forleoen gilbert
Sail. glaereoe MI bar neonte 9looe
tilfen0t oe aonieroatipe itor Wtoiori-
tet pe0 Talgene.
@n ror 6orlifrin5sagent. 2oirient,
2. Sec s 2onoipp er ser arreiteret
Ell 6oriifrin9sagent 2erour, Der
nistenfeS for 2ebet al en- Maa-
neo at baoe ituffet S5lo paa t3 Su-
Ie, Der par foriifreoe / Selifa6er,
ban repr9ientereoe San baabebe
oerneo at fna GrooiIion for at af-
gipe Sfsn oper gronoifnoen.
@n @aSp9rfs-@fsploiion. Malms,
2. Sec. Gn GfSploiion ifete tiolig
/ WorgeS 9lpparatbuiet pa set ber-
p9ren0e @oSoprf. 8eo @fsploiio-
men fog Sen enc Sioe al 9pgningen
oo Saget en- Del Sfaoe, meOens
9lppornterne og 9f6rleoringerne for
bleo ubeifooiget. 8eo@fspIoiionen op-
ltoo Ser Slo Gpperatrummet men
BET lpffeoes bnrtigt 9ranOp9Ienet
at faa iluffet Sloen. Ger fom ineen
Menneifer til Sfooe.
Den ruslilfe 9loel ct. Yetersborg
SEQ SebanOlin9en forIeoen 9tigs.
oumaen al Sfolelopen ongreb ben
fonltitutionelt-oemofrotiife 0epute-
reoe, tioligere 9l0elsmarifal Nooit-
iheD beftigt Den rusiilfe a0el San
bebreioeoe gloelen, at oen mere og
mere miiteoe jim llofben9igbeO, og
opfororeoe til at opeioe line Sorret-
tiebeoer og arbeioe for, at ale
St9noer bliper lieeitillet | retslig
Senieenbe
Gien0ommelige Stranoinger. Sa-
ganrof, 2. December. Som Selge al
ben b9ftiee Storm paa oct aiopife
San er 8anbet orepet bort fra Gp-
item. Yoa fine Steoer er Sapet gaaet
3 Gilometer tilbage fra apiten. @n
W9neoe Sfibe er blepne iibbenbe
faIt | Sanoet geletningerne lioer
Waneel pao 2epneosmioler, oo De
life bar funnel fomme | 2ano. Der
er M uoienbt Si9lpeefspeoitioner
De franlfe Observation-Disclosures.
Eoris, 2. Dec. 5 9eputeretfamne-
rets Meoe Dag par Miniiteriet
for offentlige arbeioers Budget til
gebanoline. lournier (iiafb9neie
Socialiit) fremiotte 5orllas ON, at
De Observation-Disclosures, Der life
bIep retslig forfuIste, ifuIoe senan.
I9ttes.
! Winiiterpr9iioent griano ubtal-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

Banana lloltiQing. Spgrgsmaa-
let onL bbor Banana lloItillin-
gen 1915 ifol 6oloes, g9em Or
leans eaer Sm 6rancisco, 0reites
aaereoe iterft. 9egee 0isie 9per
6ar 9lepreientanter / @aibington,
og 6pert Yarti for Jig prsper paa
at operbeoiie aongreSmeolemmerne
omL at lloItiQingen bsr boloes / ben
9p, oet repreienterer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

@n np @oulo-Sorbinbelie. Sra
gtep Yorf meloeS unoer IS. os.,
at me6ens 0tiis gipien @oulos So
mile life tilitaar 6orlopelien mel
lem Den iiitee Oatter al Suiet@oulo
os 2oro Decies, iaa n9gter De bel
Ter life Muliebeoen al en- iaaoan
Sorbinoelie, oe Selfabsfreoie an-
ies oct iom ct Saftllm. Sg bpnb
Der 9rlig ger Den paatenfte 5or-
binoelie til ct interesiont Samtale-
emne er, at Soro IecieS er oper
40 glar gonmel og 8ipien 8oulo
er en- rne 8iee, iom fnapt er for
Dig meo Sfolen og enbmu life bar
giort i'm Debut | Selifabsfreoiene.
Miis @ipien er en- 8roberoatter al
9lnna @oulo, iom er gift meo prins
oe Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

0lillioners 8proi. Sra ct. 2ouis
meooeles unoer II. oS., at Millio-
npr-5abrifanten Sbilip Meoari
bapoe ifubt og or96t Jig ielp 9lf.
tenen ioruo. 8ette inOremmeoe 5o-
milien efter 10 5imers Sapsbeo.
Manoen bar 70 slar og ipaeelig
Og iao funoe MiIlionerne bperfen
gengioe bom Selbreoen eIler gioe
6am moo og 5aalmooiebeo til ai
lepe unoer Speoom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

1000 antte snifes. Sra Sbaron,
Ba, iorteIles unoer IS. os., at 9.
3. Gilbert bar ira Staten @ai6-
ington mo0taget en- Opfororing ON
at ifafie Dem 1000 aatte Get er
en- Mono, gilbert s. gianoaa, iom
fer bar 6oet Sbaron, ser ifrioer
oerom. San ifriuer, at ban oil be-
i6ge Genniplonnia fsr ON en- Wiaa-
neo og ionle ale oe aotte, De bar
tilooers, oa betale en- goo gris
for Dem. De enIfer aattene for al
befri Dem for @opbers, ser poe.
logger 6aaoe Saber oe 6armlono
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

apinoerne mna rpge. 9tem 9orf,
18. Gee. - Oct lpnge oebotereoe
Spar9smaol, ON apinoerne moa
rpge / GeItaarotionerne Nelp9orf,
beioare6es i Gog befrGftenoe for De
iai6ona6le Spiieiales 8e0fonmenoe.
Garltons me 9eitprer, aorl aroea,
flnogior0e nentlig, at &pin0erne
finoe rpae oereS Gigaretter til en-
boer Sio oe boor iom belit bans
9ieItauration.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

9tpe Operiopmmelier er ifet
forifelIige @9ne al 6ranfrig. S 9ln-
gers er 5000 9erioner inoeiperre-
De Oeres goIioer pua @run0 al,
at @ooerne itoor unoer 8anO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

st frpoteli9t Sla9 for Oe 2i6er-
ole folOer oe fonierpatiue 9laoe
9alfourS Gale forleoen gilbert
Soil. glaereoe MI bar neonte 9laoe
tilfen0t oe aonierpatipe itor Moiori.
tet pe0 Yalgene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

Den prooiioriife 9iegering 9or-
tugal bor anIagt Sag moo Oen tiO.
ligere 6inansminiiter, foroi ban
i'm Sio los Statsfasien garantere
for ct 2aon til 8ronning @fario
Bia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-20

6bu @eneralgupernpr S6ri6el
mann @oiflpo, 6bef for Otilitpr
oiitriftet @ilno, er afgaoet oeO 06
oen.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
MOTION TO ADJOURN
FAILS TO PASS
SENATE
IMPELlED BY LACK OF QUORUM
AND INTENSE HEAT DIS.
MissAL is ATTEMPTED.

Washington, June 93--With the
thermometer standing az almost 30
degrees In the shade. the senate spent
the greater part Of an unli sally long
session today in considering the bin
looking To the creation of forest re-
serves in the White mountains and
In the southern Appalachians. After
Senator Iirandagee had concluded "A
speech in support of the bill, senator
Ncwlands took the floor In opposition
and II soon became evident that "A
filibuster for the defeat of the bill
was I'm progress.
He Is talking on every subject un-
der the sun" said Mr.. Gallinger Mr.
Newlpnds said his remarks were gen
eral. and Mr.. Gallinger did not press
his point. At G:25 p. m. Mr.. Burton
moved an adjournment. and. the mo-
ton being lost. he took the floor as
II To begin his speech In opposition
to the bill, He complained that the
senate has been discourteous in re-
fnsing to adjourn and announced that
he should expect the attendance of n
quorum while he spoke. Mr. Gore
thereupon made the point Of no quo
rum. A roll-cal revealed the presence
of only 40 of the AZ necessary to do
business "A motion of Mr. Iiranda-
gee to compel the Attendance of alb
sentees failed of its purpose for the
time, and at Gas MI Shively moved
to adjourn The motion was lost, II
to 90, and the search for n quorum
continued A quarter of an hour later
Mr.. Stone sought To have the call for
a quorum vacated, but Mr.. Brandagee
objected and the objection killed the
request. Mr.. Purcell then moved IN
! adjourn. The motion was again lost.
! A quorum finally was obtained nj
/ 1905, and on motion of Senator CAL
| linger the senate took a recess until
| 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
HILL READS PAPER
At MIl[ERS'
MEETING
EMPIRE BUILDER DISCUSSES
TRANSPORTATION QUESTION
WITH manufacturers.

Minneapolis, MINI, June % a pa
per by James } I'm was read at the
convention 81 the MilIcr's National
federation today In part IT was a}
follows:
"Due fact. II seems to me, should
give Nou more concern than almost
any other, because you have already
felt It's effects ana hrcausc it looms
large and dangerous. This IL the
pressure upon existing terminal facili-
ties II is future menace and a
present handicap. iou have felt. and
viii continue 10 feel, the partial en-
barge that traffic conditions have
placed upon all the business Of the
country. upon yours, perhaps, as se-
riously as any other. The milling in
tcrrst of the entire country, except
where IL serves "a purely local demand.
Is feeling the pinch of the transporta-
tiou situation ana viii in the future
feel il more severely The growth Of
the country VA population, in produc-
ton, in transportation business, has
been marked There has not been a
corresponding growth in the facilities
for transportation.
For months past II has been i'm
possible 10 get freight shipments de
livTed promptly II these have TO be
transferred IA any Of the central mar
kcts or principal terminal points. The
flood Of business that rose to such
dangerous heights in 1907 Is piling
up again with the additions lnade by
national groWths since then The fu-
turp viii add I'm increasing ratio TO
these difficulties as we'll as to the
LOSSES they involve The only proba-
hle roller from the pressure upon our
transportation agencies, and especially
upon terminals, whore the greatest diff
fculty exists. is the decline of our
export trade The demand al the home
consumer Is lessening the volume of
our export Of food@tuffs, ana viii cf-
feet similarly some other items on the
.lst But this change viii bring re
lief 70 The carrier only in 81 far as
export terminals are concerned
An enormous volume of new traf
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
PROSECUTION IN ILLINOIS BRIG.
ERY CASE ACCUSED OF
SCHOOLING WITNESSES.
INDICTMENTS ARE DRAWN
Rumored That Several off.nd.rs vvu
Be Named on True Bill, charaed
With Perjury-Editor OF Ware,
Newspaper Claims That Mayor Of
HIS City Was Paid for Vote.

Springfield m. June a3-pisclns-
nres ~ q sensational character were
today L,furc the Snngamon county
grand jury of the existence Of "A SORT
Of school of instruction" for wit
nesses who have been summoned bv
states Attorney Burke The activity
"t certain representatives Of the ac-
eus"d legislators who have been watch.
ing Tor the isst ance of subpoenas and
the arrival of witnesses caused 1uiet
investigation. II appears that wit
nesss's were coached On what 10 say
before the grand jury.
So positive Is the evidence of such a
plan To- thwart Justice that Indict-
ments we're drawn tonight against
several persons. II is believed that al
least half q dozen persons VIII be
named In the true bill. which win COW
or the offcnses Of conspiracy To- com-
NIT perjury and interfering with the
public administration Of Justice
n Editor ~ q. Ganu of the Sentinel
Leader, published az Warren. was
called before the grand jury because
Of the statement IN his paper that
Mayor Rawleigh of F'rceport. patent
medicine manufacturer. had told him
that during the session Of the Forty
fifty general assembly n member Of
the legislature had asked him for a
contribution of $1,000 to secure the
passage OF bin to repeal the law i'm
posing license on itinerant venders
Of patent medicine Editor Gam tes-
tffi"d that Rawleigh who Is cnnhi-
date for republican Legislative nomi-
nation in his district. said that White
had hccn paid money 10 vote for I.or-
liner
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
STRING OF CARS LOADED WITH
MEXICAN SOLDIERS RUNS
AWAY DOWN GRADE.
SCORES ARE INJURED
Defective Coupling Causes Long Train
to Break on Heavy Climb and Rear
Cars Are Literally Dashed to Pieces
at Bottom OF Hil,--Troops Were on
Way TO Frontier

Mexico city. June 23.-TWenty fed
eral soldiers are reported to have been
Killed ana many more injured today
when four ears of q train In which the
troops were being transported on the
Manzanllo line Of the National rail-
road IN the state of Coloma. broke
loose from the locomotive and dashed
down steep grade.
When the ears reached curve art
or running six miles and attaining n
terrific speed they left the track and
were dashed 90 pieces. The cars
formed the roar portion of troop
train Of rs cars which was proceeding
toward Platanar The number of men
they contained was not known. but
railroad officials here estimate there
were not less than $50. Many are said
To- have jumped from the cars when
they started down the grade. and thus
saved their lives.
The accident was due to the break %
Ing Of a coupling and failure of tine
brakes
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
COURT D|SM|SSES
CAPITAL CASE
FEDERAL JUDGE RULES THAT
HIS COURT HAS NO JURiS-
DicTioN IN DISPUTE.

Guthrie. okla. June 23.--Federal
Judge Campbell late this afternoon
dismissed on hirlsdictional grounds the
action brought to enjoin Governor
Haskell and Secretary of State Cross
from removing the capital OF the state
Ia oklahoma city, The court ala not
pass directly on the validity of IN"
enabling act.
cnthrie now proposes to bring ac-
tion i'm the name of the United states
10 enforce the provision of the enab-
ling act which located the temporary
capital at Guthrie until 1913 Citi-
zens of Guthrie have appealed tn At
torney General Wiekersham by wire
to authorize such y silt. Meanwhilc
state records ana archives may'not be
removed to oklahoma city. The tenn
porary Injunction against such pro-
cedure issued by District Judge Hus-
ton last week remains In force.
The chief ground upon which Judge
(.,mpbclI ruled that his court could
not assume jurisdiction in the capital
removal action was that the complain
ant, w Y. Coyic. was asserting prop
ortv rights and claiming damages
while hc was not party to the OH
piol contract between the federal gov
arnmcnt and the state of Oklahoma
az embodied In the enabling act The
opinion emphasized that If the com
pact entered into between the federal
government and the state had been
violated or abrogated, 1t was for one
Of the contracting parties and not an
individual To seek reparation
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
ATTACK IS PLANNED
BY REBELS
WARNING is GIVEN NON con-
BATANTS IN NIcARAouAn
TOWN BY BesIEeER.

Bluefields, June 20. Further reports
from General Mona. whose few hun
dr"d men occupy a strong position
outside of Aroyupa. state that ~
hours notice has been given 10 non
conibatants 10 leave the town before
"A hombardmcnt begins.
General Nasque2. In command Of the
Nicaraguan forces within the town. u
Is stated. has refused permission Ia
the non-cambatants TO leave. fearing
that they viii Join the Estrada army.
II is believed that the town win be at
tackled hy General Mena tonight Gen
eral Vasquez has less than 400 men In
his garrison The Nicaraguan steam
er Venus aud the American warshlp
Prairie and Dubuque are lying not far
away The Sgunbuat Paducah IL eN-
prctcd here tonight from colon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
NEWS is DELAYED.

Cincinnati Ohio. June - Evidences
of struggle between the manage.
ment of the Latouia racetrack and
the operators of the handbonks ana
other outside betting agents In this
and other cities was revealed today in
an order promulgated by the track Of
ficials The order provides that no
race results shall he Flashed from the
track over the telegraph wires until
after the official result has been am
nounced This means delay Of pruc-
ticallv five minutes after each race is
run before the news,of IL can go from
ihe course,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
MONTANA SITUATION
IS RELIEVED BY RAIN

Butte. June 23.-Showers descended
this morning and last night and gave
the state much needed drenchlng
In the northern section, the downpour
came just IN time To relieve what had
appeared To he grave crop outlook.
At Lewistown this morning the rain
started just after daylight and has
continued all day N Fort Bentor the
weather h cold and the Sky overcast.
At ilavre 1t raiued tho greater part
OF the morning and judith basin. Of
which Lewistown is the center, reports
heavy fan of rain. which started
during the night and continued the
greater part of the daY.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS
REASONS FOR INCREASED
COST OF LIVING.
STATISTICS ARE GIVEN
investigation Upon Which the State.
nent Is Based Covers Period OF
Ten Vars Between 1900 and 1910.
Democrats Disagree About influence G
Of Tariff.

Washington, June 23.- Republicans
and democrats don't agree as to the
causes for the increases In cost of liv-
ing between 1900 and 1910
The majority report of the special
senate committee. which has been in
vestigating these questions. was sub
mitted To the senate today by Senator
Lodge, chairman of the committee. A
meeting was held prior To the presen-
tation of the report ana the minority
members Of the committee protested
against the character of the findings.
After long argument the minority
was authorized 10 employ an expert to
go over the report of the ma ajof;ty and
prepare the minority views for sub
mission to the senate. The report made
by Senator Lodge was an exhaustive
one. complied from testimony given ~
VI Witnesses. reports received from
consnis and from foreign governments.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
coRNELL's COMMENCEMENT.

Ithca. y. Y. June % With the
thermometer registering in the 90s
thousands Of senior-week guests
watched the Cornell seniors march TO
the armOry 10 receive their diplomas
from President Jacob Gould Schur-
man. Degrees were conferred on i06
graduates The address by President
Schurman was devoted mainly th
Goodwin Smith, Man of Letters, a
Speculative Thinker and Political
Critic"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
RANCHER IS KILLED
BY NAVAJO INDIAN

Pennington. n. M June 23-F'ol-
lowing an alteration with II number of
Navajo Indians who charged him with
stealing ard branding their cattle,
Richard Wetherill. well known ranch
man and Indian trader. was shot and
Killed by n Navajo brave last night
near Blakes' trading post so miles south
of Pennington The Indian VINO did
the shooting rode 10 miles to the Shir
Rock agency and surrendered himself
To Superintendent Shelton. He is now
in custody.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-24
A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
CHARLTON is ARRESTED
AS HE LEAVES HIS STEAMER

Young Wife-Murderer, About
Whose Crime There Has
Remained the Deepest Mys-
terry, Is Arrested at Hoboken
Through Premonition of the
Dead Woman'S Brother---
Under Strain OF Examination
He COnfesses.