Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-06

than a month ago. according to the
excise reports. The proprIetors OF
500 saloons failed to comply to condi-
tions under which the new licenses
were granted for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 80.
WEST POINT. Oct. Although
freed after nine days of arrest .for
having silenced" Captain Rufus Lon.
gan, the one question that agitated
West Point cadet corps today was
whether they or the military officers
Iof the academy have won victory.
Following the arrest of the corps
for silence every cadet positively
refused to dirulge to the court of in
lquiry the reasons or names OF those
who instigated the revolt This put
the entire cadet corps in practically a
state of INSTRUMENTATION While the
freeing OF the cadets from arrest looks
like a victory for them, it will not
be definitely known until the court OF
inquiry makes its report The freeing
lof the cadets from arrest came last
night The cadets at once gathered
upon the campus and cheered for ten
minutes until they happened to remem.
ber that the finding of the court OF
inquiry might still mean severe pun.
ishment for n score or more of them,
when they ceased.
| Following the freeing OF the cadets
coaches at once went TO work to whip
the football squad into shape The ar.
rest OF the cadets has put them back
near two weeks in practice and pros.
poets for a good showing this season
is dubious.
| NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Radium is
growing cheaper. Sir William Ramsay
In recent London lecture stated that
The present market price is only two
million one hundred thousand dollars
an ounce, drop of nine hundred thou.
sand from the quotation given out by
scientists last January A radium bank
has existed in Paris for some time.
Last January one was started in Lon
con and similar institutions are to be
Established in New York and other
cities. These banks loan the precious
Substance to scientists and physicians
The cost is enormous, as much as two
hundred dollars has been charged for
the use OF 100 milligrams for a single
dag.
| CoNSTANTINOPLE. Oct 4.-Col
onel Roosevelt is responsible for the
determination of Abbas Pasha, the
lshedive OF Egypt, to resign his throne
according to a report current here to-
day. BY speeches in Khartoum and
Cairo, in which he pleaded for
Strengthening of the English rule in
Egypt, and urged Egyptians to sub
NIT peacefully to such rule. Roosevelt
is declared to have stirred up such ac
tiyity on the part OF young Turks that
the khedive has found his continued
reign beset by too many perplexties
and has decided TO abdicate
4 NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Democrati,
orators from all parts of the United
States will stump in New York state
In behalf of John A. Dix, the Demo
cratic candidate for governor. The
list of names announced at Democrat
ic headquarters includes Champ Clark
of Missouri, Representative Clayton oi
Alabama, Senator Gore of Oklahoma
and others
AS a result of a curious omission
on the part of the chairman OF the
state convention which nominated Mr.
Dix, the latter may never be formally
notified of his nomination, at least
not in the usual way, The convention
chairman should have named the com
mittee on notification, but the letter
from him just received at the Demo
cratic headquarters here says he somt
how or other overlooked that detail
MILWAuKE KEE, Wis, Oct. "A row
IL ON between the suffragettes and
suffraglsts in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee suffragists do not ap
prove of the militant English methods
and if Miss Wagner distributes cir
culars on the streets she will do Sc
without authority from us and at the
peril of losing our support" declares
the board of directors of the Milwau
, kee Woman Suffrage league.
Il don't care If the members o
the league don't help me advertis,
. the meeting. III do 1t alone, If neces
sary. Any opposition to the modern
methods is all nonsense" says Miss
Mary Swain Wagner, who wants tt
) use British militant methods to ad
yertise the meeting at which Mrs
Philip snowden, the English suffrag
ette. viii speak.
SEATTLE, Oct. al. Everett Ora
ham, % years old, OF Ballard Ben Lar
son, aged rs. of Everett; Paul Burk
lund, aged IS, Of .Meadowdale, and Pc
ter Haram, aged IS, of Ballard, wer'
drowned or pounded to death agains
the rocks and logs along the shor'
during the heavy storm which swep
Puget Sound Sunday night.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 4-The mos
widespread search for criminals in tn
history OF the west is on today, fol
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