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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
Goal Rates Are Suspended.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The advances
In freight rates OH bituminous coal
which the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
proposed to put into effect Dec. 1e
have been suspended by the inter.
state commerce commission until,
March IS, so far as they cancel rates
now effective on bituminous coal for
.reshipment via lake.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
oreaon MIDGET Is Dead.

Canyonyille, Ore, Nov. 2s.-Minnie
Pickett, aged thirteen years and four
months and Weighing only fourteen
pounds, Is dead here. She Is believed
to have. been the smallest person in
the world for her age. .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
REBELS TAKE SIX VILLAGES
They coafiscate All Stores and Mill.
tary Equipment.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 23.-According
to advices received here San Antonio,
San Andres, Torreon Ranch, Minaca,
Encinillas, Guerrero and the surround.
ing country in the state of Chihuahua
were taken by revolutionists. They
%confiscated all stores. military equip.
ment and surrounded all cattle and
horses. Chihuahua is under martial
aw.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
TWENTY KILLED IN BATTLE

Mob at Acambaro Clashes With Body
Of Troops.
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 23.-At Acam-
baro, state Of Guanajuata. 800 men
broke into the jail and let free the
prisoners. then looted the loan shops
and confiscated all the arms and am.
munition. They then went to the mu
nicipal palace ard secured all the
county funds.
They were met by troops and in the
fight twenty were killed and eighty
wounded. The soldiers are now in
possession and the revolutionists have
fed to the mountains.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
officer Shot Aiding Woman.

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Policeman Jo-
seph Devaney was fatally shot when
he sought to arrest two men who had
threatened a. woman with a revolver.
As he approached the me- they fired
at him, causing wounds which physi.
clans say will cause his deatk.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
GIVEN BY new YORK CLUB
Banquet for Six Governors Elected by
the Democrats.

New York, Nov. 23.-The board of
governors of the National Democratic
club will give a complimentary dinner
at the Waldorf-Astoria on Dec. is to
Six Democratic governors-elect. John
A. Dix Of this state and Eugene N.
Foss of Massachusetts have already
signifed their acceptance Of the in.
vftations to be sent out. Judson Har.
mon Of Ohio, who was reelected. also
has practically accepted the invitation.
Governors.elect Bald win of Connect
cut. Wilson of New Jersey and Plat
sted of Maine are yet to be heard
from.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
At REQUEST OF
MORGAN & co.
Witnesses Appear at Rate
Hearing in Washington.
so ADMIT ON THE STAND


terests, Who Said They Would Not
Object to Tariff increases it the
Raises Were General, Acknowledge
That New York Banking Concern
Suggested Their Appearance.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The specter
of the influence of the big banking
and railroad securities firm Of j. P.
Morgan & 20. of New York upon the
testimony of shippers was injected in.
to the hearing of the freight rate in
creases before the interstate COM
merce commission. This surprise of
the day was sprung by Attorney Lyon
of the commission, who induced Wit
nesse w. H. Gay and Stewart Foote,
representing the big furniture indus.
tries at Grand Rapids, Mich, to say
that their appearance was at the sug-
gestion of George w. Perkins of the
Morgan syndicate, which dominates
many of the railroad interests in the
country.
The significance of this testimony,
in connection with that of witnesses
that while they opposed pending ad.
vances, they would not object to al
general increase of rates throughout
the country, was that stories had re-.
Gently been circulated indicating a
plan of the railroads to thus commit
the shippers and then bring about a
uniform increase Of rates applying to
the country as a whole. The propa.
ganda> thus instituted is in harmony
with testimony given recently by
presidents of several big railroad sys-
TENS bearing upon the need of the in.
creases in order to enable them to
make improvements.
C. J.. Bertchy of Milwaukee, traffic
manager of the Schlitz Brewing com.
pany. testified that the advances
would result in $172,510 of additional
expense to them. He said there was
no special risk in the transportation
of beer.
Brewery Representative Questioned.
Asked as to how closely his com.
pany was affiliated with the Union
Transit company Mr.. Bertschy said
the Schlitz concern had no financial in.
terest in the refrigerating company.
but that it "simply had a call on their
cars"
Mr.. Bertchy spoke for the brewing
interests. About a dozen witnesses
were present to testify to the loss the
advances would cause their respective
brewery and furniture interests and to
save time and avoid repetition of evi.
dence the testimony vas consolidated
as much as possible.
Ernest l.. Ewing of Grand Rapids
had charge of the presentation of the
furniture shippers case and told how
the increases would affect the furni.
ture industry.
w. H. Gay testified that $8,0OO,0 900
was invested in the forty-fve furni.
ture factories at Grand Rapids, whose
annual sales aggregated $12, 900, 900.
Mr.. Gay admitted his appearance
here as a witness was at the sugges.
ton of George w. Perkins of ]. p.
Morgan & Co., the New York banking
house. He testified that while opposed
to the present proposed increase he
would have no objection to a general
freight increase if applied by the rail.
roads uniformly throughout the United
States
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-11-25
DISORDERS ARE WIDESPREAD
Revolutionary Movement Reported
From Seven States.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 23.-From the
information which has filtered through.
from Mexico 1t Is known that the sit
nation 10 critical In the extreme. SER
ous disorders we're reported fr0l
points in seven different states, the
territory affected spreading In q fsu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
TtPIR lost ~ THE BRONN
Aud Fsun,I by n sharp Eyed little GIrI
on Tier NAy TO church

A Bronxdale LITTLE girl. peering from
behind her mothers dress un her wsy 10
church Yesterday. saw sonnet hing movin Z
back 81 the f"nc. IN Bronx Park She
poInted II out and sure enough there
was some animal moving around ia the
bushes
On. ~ the churchgoer- carr led wore.
To the ks-pers IN the 200 that an animal
which look 81 like both pix and a pony
was az large in the BronKdal- section ~
IA. park The keepers knew that On
saturday night Rudolph. m" HIml layln
ispir had escaped from ms cage in the.
elephant house and vas roaming "a the
park. When they learned thai h. wa~
in Bronxdlle they concluded that he had
swan Cop. Lake 10 the flower b.-ds "a
that region
Keepers Ferguson and Walter SChuma u
rowed across Cope Lake and lss-oei
the tapir which they found roaming
among the flowers. az times into ia.
lake. until other keepers arrived To TAX.
y hand with the rope Several hundr,,i
dollars worth ~ plants we're destroyed
Rudolph was put hack into the cage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
W0,LD>'T LEr L,rL,\D DO,k
Stealth Omr~r Wants Mere Time Win
tuiI st~rragr New adays.

y lsgus - look a. u sr'Is arriving
after nightfail ih-s. DAYS will nr unahl"
10 land th-ir ,irongs oi CABIN I,asSsngerS
until ~" neat morning Tie Red star
liner I-apiand. which PASSED ~ at the
Hook a. 10 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
and whi'h according tn u wireless report
had "a death "a her Cabin. niasi'' nu mention
of the report a. Quarantine, whrr" Sh"
anchored for the night
HEALTH OfiC..r DOty - going - take no
risks 80 long as there - cholera IN Europe
aud h.. d,.cid,.d that h" could not properly
examine the I@iIIlauds .157 str-Tag- pas
-eug-r- ~ a few hours That - Why she
anchored Among her cabin pass-ng-r-
ar-C handler .. Anderson. Robert Lansing
James B S"Ott aud Charles y Warren
counsel for the United States in the north
Atlantic fisheries Conference Gen. John
GIL. samuel isham. u " Everett ana
H-urv - clayton.
The Anchor liner Perugia. from the
Mediterranean. which Ar ~ -'d ~ 1hIaTan-
tin. on Saturday night. WI not he re-
lea -ei until this morning Shs has SIS
.tserag. pas-.ng-r- ,hi-hy from NRpl--
al OF whom ara well. but one 10 her quar-
,-rInAst.r- wAs down With Intestine /
trouble aud wa- taken 10 Hoffman Island
Tor otr~erv at,on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
iNTI-CL ERSC a. ROH ~ uiDRID.
'Nar~eilialse'' 10 DrO~O Hyuns: FtstI-
run-: Police Halter 10th sides.

>pSCia' Cgbis D'Hpaifa ~ THE SUS
MADHID. Oct > There. was a lively fight
today be'~e-n Ciericsls and Republicans
outside the palace ~ the Governor
Catholic procession after I,arsding
through the streets halted a. the pal lace
an sent d-putation IN to sss the Gov
-rnor Meanwhile tho procc--ionists
started tO sing hymns
4 group ~ Rspublicin 'ri-l To- drown
their voices With the -Mar-eillai-e The
rivals were -OOn snEs Rsd In "A hot fight
With canes and lists all ~ them shouting
dramatically The k-ndarm.- and police
r,Ish-'i IA and laid ON Unfortunately
With the fats ~ their swords They
spOn scattered the rioters
Clerical anti-Gov-rnment demonstra-
tons we're held to-day IN the large pro-
vincial cities There Was some an X-ty
as - the outcome of these but they passed
of uu"v"ntfully Generally there vas a
much smaller Attendance than vas -X-
peCt.d
The Government had Withdrawn It's
prohibition against a demonstration IA
Bilbao. but Notwithstanding this fact
the tlerioals made no attempt 10 make
a public organized show 81 their antlp-
tthy Ia the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
.IRL TIRES or HrNNING can.
Te, R~am of wellesley says she went
into the business for . i.ark.

WFIIFsLTy. Mass oct Miss stella
R.am Of ONO Wellesley II. who became
a public chauffeur last week tO AID the
students building fund. - no longer IN
the cabling business. Having shown
The Wellesley Cahb'"- that II she cared
to she could rim her automobile ia spite
Of their protests to ~" extensive DANA ge
Of their fares. she has retired TO her room
az Pomeroy Han To think u over
Miss Ream. who - known To all her col
l.ge chums a. Ted. says II was lara. IL
was Just for fun she said. Here's the
whole story last Saturday and sunday
I carried a lot ~ my p~rSondi friends up
from the station when they came back
from their vacations and made a little
money Some one suggested To IN" That
II would he a lark. - just did u. But
did no, carry any ono but my personal
friends
We'll last Monday little old cahman
dpWn ther. put a policeman up tn asking
for my license told him did not ha .
anv and he said I would have 10 get On"
and told me how to do IL. So next dny
I ust took out license for siN months.
But ha, -n't carried any passengers sin'"
then and after tins sNCit ''n"nt ] certainly
shall not carry any moro. That's an
Their" ~ 10 the Who'll" affair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
I SAVER Du ~ HtTS
Mrs. TSI'eN. NIIiIDer, EKp~rt. Predicts
the Passing Of tho PreaLs

Mr. Jesse " Toby. genius Of the
millinery department 10 the household
srtS division Of Columbia University
wh" returned with Ter husband ve-ter-
day bv 10" Whit. star liner Celtic said
she hri-N 81 thar the freak hat Wa- pass
ing Ia" tim" Was coming when each
woman would wear the Int thar ~a- b--
coming e." her own particular -tyl.. r-kar,i-
l'-ss ~ the ext RENE fashions
81" had found that Partisan WOMEN
1f last" regarded the American women
"a Paris a. more stylish than he Pari-ia n
women themselves Their. was little
doubt, Mr.. robey said that eventually
New YORK would be the centre ~ fashion
and would dictate the styles ~ III. world
other passengers bv the Celtic were
Judge John Clinton Gray ~ the CONF
Of Appeals Of this state who wanted TO
knos the attitude ~ William Il Hear
ia III" impending political campaign. say
ing that IL was probable that much de-
pended on Mr.. Hel--t's stand. Martin
Zimmerman uncle 81 the Duehes. Of
Manchester. Bishop Ferguson. Mr.. and
Mn. Julian Winans. Paul Winan-. Georg.
Turner Robert ". Todd and Amory )
Carharf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
NOR on CIRsIS TR,IN: DE,D.
Three Negroes Ivy 10 Rsb TheIr Fellow
Fmpieyee,.

AUGrsTA Oct = In riot which
followed an HliemW To hold up the
HaRenbsck- Wallace circus tram about
} O'Clock this morning four men were
killed
Paul 4 Williams. billing clerk II the
Sout bern Railway. who was aboard the
tram. WAS one q the men killed The
thr~~ ~ her dead men sre said to 10 negro
employees Of me circus
J { Weekly. citizen ~ Columbia,
= G.. who was IN the tram. was badly
wounded
The att~mp, ed hoIdnp and the riot
occurred while ths train was going from
Columbia to Augusta The circus help
wa paid IN NJ Columbia. and IL s.ens
that Clark. Wilson and Gresham. three
negro employees. dscici.d 10 gn through
the train and rob their fellow .mpIoyes.s
The three negroes starred through the
train b'it tho frat man they ATTEMPTED 90
roh resisted and a riot followed Billing
clerk Williams and has friend Weekly
tried To check the trouble bat Williams
was shot dead and Weekly badly wounded
some 81 the circus help leaped from
the train white the riot was IN progress
The Augusta police were notified and
met the train on ns arriya I'll here and
arrested thirty perAons Clark. Wilson
and Gresham. who planned the holsiup.
were among those arrested. and they
have confessed that the rot was caused
4 Wy their attempt 10 rot fellow employees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
MAYOR GAYEOR COMES BACK
CITI HiIL NEED NOR M SIR
PRISED TO SEE NV TO-DtI.
whether He Wln GO 10 the nUdEe' IA.
hiIii Sr Not l. Doubtful. though lie
y Expected There Beard of fsil-
mate Higgins To-day on the IBu,iEets.

Nobody ncei DO surprised II Mayor
GaynOr turns mp a. the iIty Hall 10 day.
lie aud Mrs Gavnor slipped away from
~ James Yesterday afternoon in their
autonnbil- aud according tn tn, neigh
bor- got To their house la Eighth avenue
hrooklvn. IA time for supper They
didn't say = word to anybO,lv about their
going or coming The whole thing was
don" IN the Iui-,..~, sort ~ way. as though
ID" MAYOR wanted Ia drift into his office IA
m" cav Hall tins morning and SAY -
How are Won with uo ado what su-ver
about his return
The r-'urn wis arranged for before
hand. ~ least ~ 49, far AZ the GEYn"r
household Was concerned Two servants
LEFT ~ James pn AN .arIV Az srnpon train
aud g,f supper ready
Yesterday the Mayor walked about his
SIXTY acre farm AZ NJ james with an eye
for his pigs and his cattle. and in -o far
'aS he Was willing to tell nybOdy not
bIi ~ q Thought 80 IA. doingS to-day AZ
the city Hall Robert Adamson. h'-
secretary. didnj know 81 the Mayors
impending return To N-N YORK.. and Mr.
Adnun-on - a. close 10 the Mayor rs i
ANYBODY ~ his oniriLl fAmily.
The B,ard nf Estimate aud ApportiOn.
in@ui m',-is 'h,s morning a. IO.ao O'Clock
Z" c"ns'urr the first grist 81 departmental
hudgrt- II may be that the meeting
~ the city'- spend-r- Was the chief rea-
son why the Mayor thought It best to
return 10 NsN York to-day
Mr. GAvnuT j. down A. a sI-aksr a. he
"I-ning ~ The Budgrt Exhibit during the
nvpn hour to-day. Same doubt WAS
Expressed last might a. to whether he
would be able - ri t-III hs -es-iOn much
less To- -lseak al u Those who have seen
him 81 ld'. ia ~ James say that he ap-
Tears To have r-gAiBed h,s health save
IA 10" singl. particular ~ his voice. His
phvsician- discourage him from under
taking any task which might cause
II rain 10 HE throat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
W. REHl RE>TED I ny.
With COliaIan and DonnhOe H~ fingered
NJ Rochester TtH SUNDAY.

ROCHTsTFR. oct a? Charles = Muir
phy. Cohalan and Philip Donahu- left
for New York AZ ~ O'Clock this morning
All the politicians supposed they had
gon. on Saturday afternoon and ~ was
~ announced IA three afternoon news
papers Yesterday and both morning
papers to-day
Tonight u wa- learned that instead ~
taking them 70 the railroad station state
Committeeman Thomas " Finucane and
County Chairman John , Daley had
quietly slipped Oh To the Rochester COun-
try club where they spent the day on
the piazza= They were all too tired even
90 try fourteen holes over the links. al
though that - what they intended to do
when they went ont
They returned 10 the Genes~e Valley
club for dinner. after which they went 10
the theatre ia the evening They returned
to the hotel about midnight. much To tbs
surprise ~ the clerks. who supposed them
to be on thelr way To New York They re-
manned az the hotel until this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
.HONORtIL To TRI iGtIN.
Read To GItY Island ttas Been strength.
ened slnre the ArriGieat.

The Pelham Park and cry bland Rail
road. whose single yellow monorall car
left the rail with iDD rasssnErrs on July ~
Last, hopes - hav. the Public ServIc.
Commission's Permission to re-urn.. opera -
t,ons next "Wednesday
After the accident coroner ShonRui
Of The Bronx said the road gas \ toy road
and told tls. p'iblir ServIcr Commission
that ~ was uns o. for carr ,nC pf,-5 s.nRer.
since then the ladh'.d h1- h.--n strength
.ned and new upright- oi steel nave re-
placcd the half steel. half wooden uprights
Dor the last two weeias ~" inhabitants ~
civ Island have been riding back and
forth fire." new car has b..en added tu
tie equipment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
BtRNTu. NJ RT ~ AFRO, DIES.
Tive Men InJurcsi In same accident Are
sun la the Hospital.

Hsri,ert & Barnum, who suffered a
Treasured skull and two brok en legs when
an automobile in which he VAS riding
struck pillar Of the subway structure
at broadway and 2slst stree, early last
FRIDAY morning. died yesterday morning
"a FordhAm Hospital With Barnum a.
the tune Of the accident was the owner
Of ihr car. Thomas J. Mclaughlin. a real
estate dealer OF 20 Central PARK West.
and Paul O'Brien 81 :. Mes' Nlnetieth
sir.-si a lawyer and a nephew 81 Morgan
]. O'Brien Mel Aughltn aud O'Brlen are
siiIl IN the FUrdham Hospital IN serious
condition
Herbert & Barnum was n wears old
Tie Was nephew Of Phin"as Taylor
BaTuum. the Snowman He lived AZ
- Wet kighty--ighth street. SIX months
ago h.. left the law Ia 60 mt" the real
estate business lie has brother ia
Detroit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
JTSTiCE MARIAN TO PRESIDE.
VIII Act ~ chief Justice SG the suprrrne
1suTt when O. Meets NeNI Monday.

wAsHIS0ToS. O,t ? Associate Justice
John NJ Harlan will preside over the
TINT ed States supreme Court when It
m-"'s neat Monday lie il the senior
Associate Ju-' 10. and a. such will act a.
Chief just 90 until a Successor Co the late
Chief Justice Fuller - nominated and
confirmed
There has be-u much talL lately that
Prc-ileni Taft may decidr ~ nominate
AS-pclai- Jusi ic- Harlan ~ Chief JUST ice
for the remainder IT his service on the
bench. whirh must necessarily h- brief
with the undsr-i andinR that Ultimately
Charles T. Hughes will he made Chief
Just iC.. Justice Harlan WAS - wears
old "n June ! and has been eligible 10
retire Tor seven wears 10" all have
served thirty three. wears "n The supreme
Court bench on November -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
'O>E uoRE S,ILoR DROW NED
/ Sean NUsiIi sG the kansas ! .s~t ISIS ILf"
Tr,tRg Io save q Woman.

There was another accident late last
ni GIT IA the Hudson River IN West 18th
street which ruSt the life ~ "A sailor
lie was attached - The battl.ship Kansas
and Was known 10 hi- shipmate- a.
-frruchy- H.. IumI,d into the water
- r.-~cu"a Woman who was being brought
MI from the ship. Fr-nchy's naInr WAS
jean Audit lie was iui - wears old.
Tn. bunch from the Kansas cim" IN
from th- ship SION after midnight Ou
hudrd Uf hrr MAS party II guests - thr
officers who hnd hr-n ur rur "a evening
nn th" ship Ou" II rh-ln wd- a Woman.
ihr other ia command II tn" bunch
MAS Ensign Charles 7 Bhckhufu
when the launch pull'.,i up =" ih" H'.t'
~ Va" fuut ~ West I55th - rect thu woman
NI~ h'ip.-i ashur. Ia the dirkn"-- ~
WIS hard tor her ~ distinguish ih" edge
ut IA" tluHt aud she. -i-pI,-i IN lutu il'''
river
III" tai" Was running uhIt SwiitlN anu
IA an instant size Was u'It 81 arm = reach
Ensign Blackburn iumI"-i ~ after her
he gni tn her "a d strpk-
but th. tide was running :" swiftly
ihat he could not make head against u
MA h- buri-n
Frruuhy didn't ~ai' 90 throw line
frnm m. launch he Dumped va AMI
grahb.'i no" wumhu "n the other side.
he and th" Ensign ~, her u''ar enough
- The dock So THAI her danger Wss over
Th-n Fr-uchv let go When they cam"
to look Tor him. h" vas gun" H1cRburn
aud th" woman were. hlul',. cat 1T ~"
water
They h-lp'~i ~" woman Z" = -haniy
near ~" float and ~ ~" dim hlc>"r u =
lantern they worked over her 'lJitd IN"
revived in"n -"m-nodV Called a taNi-
cab aud -hr drove away So" didn
toll who size VA tr"uchy'- b,aiV hasn't
..,.U t,nlud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
UOutN ~ FiLIING BiLLOON
Actress ana. Three Wen Prepared 10,
sand TIE, OeTtooL ~ BadiS Hurt.

~.sslal CAB. BsspT'b1 10 THE SuN
IoNDoS. OG , Owing Ia valve
jamIning a balloon IA which there were
hr,-.' men aud French act r,'s- ui the
name - Denarder dropped 7.O0l feet
to-day, landing near Roydon. EsseN. All
fuur passsugrrS were severely injured,
Tho balloon drnpped 81 rapIdly that It
Overt poI the ballast which was thrown
out ~ cr,Intcract The effect of he esCap-
ing ga aud IN. sand -ir,Ick the faces 1T
I he halluonisi-. giving the impr'--sl"n 81
an upward sand-tnrn.
Mile lD~nartler like the men waS al
experienced asrunaut.