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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-29

Indian summers brief stay was very welcome.
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THRII NE\ ~ no,
willard Wakes . short rIiEhi WIN Two
pas.enEers.

For the fr-i lam" thr"" persons wen
aIof, IN an a"rnJlau" ~ IN" H"mrst"1d
Plans aviation field yesterday ah"rnuon
when Charles willard. who 10 n~"lk.r =
m a now rnaChrnr took up hIs Young
brother " II willard. and Mars.
another rrnan. for a half mil" fight
willard first earned Mar across m"
fold and uu hl- return TRIP b." picked M
ms brother
Farl.- m the afternoon Willard made
, rr,ss country figh' e about sIS mIl"S
and attlIr.,t height g from i0 :" 2aH
feet As 30 was negotiating turn gust
- wind caught IN" right wing n HE
machine and - gave q twist that almost
KNOCKED the aviator from his ssaf and
caused HIM 90 lpo-" his aerial Tooth II
for a second
G..ors. Russell took ms ma chin" out
a. dusk and made q short jump. landing
IN the far -lde ~ the field II was growing
50 dark that h. didu I attempt - return
n the starting point and m" aero was led
hack - tho shed nv ~" n'ChanIC1nE
II was -aId Yesterday that Harry
Hardness will Try ont his Ant 'in"'t"
monorlane this morning
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PRIFST tR\ED or THREtTS.
Fear That sugar strikers wiz TT, tn
farm Fathrr FarreII.

The Ra, William II Earrall rect "
~ ,,s Roman t,,thonc church q -
p.,.r,,ld phi, Wv,b.A,sru. Williams
- 81 -, -, ...,.,,,. o., t,-,,.,, 100.
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n .--..,I-, = -, ,.,,,,...o 81,
'''' H. ~
''er" ""r" rH'n"r~ 'noa' 'na' ~ 'i" h'h
N.a.-u threat sd NV some - the s'riSefs
Fa'I.r Farrell who - one ~ the h.-s
,,,...,,,, ,.r,a-r. tr 80. Rr-,klv- dig.ss.
10. ...., Co., -, .s,,,I.
los
W." '"'" ann W. W
abp' ur.rn - ~.I"0 ~" s'r'ser- m"
,r..,,n.-. Tho i.ira. go. bv S.u'
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q .t-'.... .' "'' 10 cole '.'.'"r h.' 'h"r"
i,.- '""u -"0f" nu.'' -.n."'- gong -"
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-.
ca'"l MI '''''. '''''''' '''' WI
TIS=lon"r h''h "N~ n, 'h" SAN" ''.".
fuf0rruIr- r'm ~ IN" th-eg'- against tho
,.-,o.,.s bfa ,ontr,s.rynar RsynolIs
...... -. 49,. -
TWIN U''"' -
s"T"rAi policemen H"''' '~l u"d- t"'h"r
Farralls HON" n ~ou'h Third street
ra,l.r FARRELL lad rhar he would not raw
any further attention 80 the threats han
g. ~. nre,altions 10 pro'er' h,rrGelf
.-,,a,,suy v, hen responding - SICK calls
a nigh,
-1beSs enemies - NINE ~ Eh' GET me
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,OI\G UIET DTStPPEtRS
kach-rs Hsd just ,nnounred NsrrisEe
81 Two Years Ago

Irss-h Eurhn young hotel cl"-E
N,i7a ~ 7cn Fas' I5?d st-~at, reported
90 tho rnh,e = tho NN-risani1 stat. n
last uirh' ~" disa n" l-ano" NJ h's VIII"
kurha = was married two y"l-s ago u"
LILLIAN = poe'n " - =" do street. j"
soy 'itv Who - now p? years old They
ay-~ad - ka"n the marriaE" ="cr"t Intil
tho I.. sraud had got h"'t"r start IN
life. and ~. wifa Who - q nanlCur" "'n
.Ipyai ~ > S''ro - as' continued 10
work ard ~ h,o with he mother Two
= 90 ~ az. tb"vauu"unr"d IN" fIlh,riag"
were f"IgI.ol by ~" brld"S noth"r
and ku"h" '.uk h'~ vii" g. lh' br"nS
address h''
Gu 1u"-i ~ morning - ~ o'clock Mrs
.rrh" q "pll"I 49, u"r husband On IN
r.l..t hon" aud told HIM III" would me =
him = h"r" .h"was working ~ a. GOO
thai night and they would q "iIt =" I'm
Nor AID th"n hnm" fDg"'h"r W." went
fpr d.. ~ ~" tome named and wac told
that -r., had lot the shop for luncheon
~ noon and had not returned IN" has
band found th,' she vas not ~ hom" and
tN.u won't &, 10 49, iItv. bIt 81" was
rot with b" rnth"- tn" U"th"i and
husband -"Irch"d ~" hospitals and IN"
rr1rgri- and polio" stations without sue.
tst.ts
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~ tIOi< ~ >Bt\D kIIITB.
HAD Wounded Man ne bette, rd Ia he
UIs Rhai

H"ta~.a,r j. AuG :. Joseph
Huringar = Garfield A'll.d Rudnip h
Rurnm.i" "arIv this morning after Rum
maIa had haif chrssd HIM and shot hun
through ~" l~f' arm huy,nE"r believing
that b." wa- ~ 30. kdied drew small
prC,"' snfs raised himself up m one
arm aud ~ RVmmals foli Uron HIM he
Ia','.ad tho Anf" INTO his heart The
.rs' h'pN must have caused instant death
bur HuIlngsr stahbsd hum two" more.
Z M. second ru' beng just above tn" heart
and me thlrd little below ".
Runm~la wife ~ whom her husband
was .,rv Icalous told A--istan; pr So
cutpr Iarri-k m HackenSack 'hIs after
noon that Rummels sIspiCinnS wer"
rnfnunded The 'hr~" Spant last evening
IN PnssaiC going - three or Tour drink
rng plaC~- n wa- mIdni ght when they
reached ih. field near Rummsle home
Mrs Rummale was IN front a. they walked
'ha narrow path Rummele was IN the
rear without any warning Rumm"'e
swung around and grabbed HUM ger
Nv tho ihrra' he was knocked - the
ground Then came the shot
MIR. Rummels gave scream when sh"
sax tho lash dashed To her home and
tainted n the kitchen A"or Sh" know
nothing ~ tho tragedy until fv" hours
later after s'ahpng Rumme's Hu1lncer
went - his b pms aroused IN" n"ighbors
and gave himself M
The statement made nv HuEInger was
rrlctically the same as that ~ the woman
Hu,ingor was committed on a charge ~
murder The men were employed m 4
wooilsn mill ~ Garfield Rummel" VAS
80 Naar- I'D
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GONE TO ATTACK MANAGUA
ESTRADA AND 'Ha"ohhf
waRCH WIN PLENTY or Guns
Provided by the Hornet. Ms''ns
to the Front Cru~,ties Of Nadr'
Rr,nE Recruits to Rebels Cecil Ne
..o,,oo for His IN, oys In Warrington

s,,-,eI ,'aAi, psspG'ca N rHS SrN
R,rrvryrDs. Aug IL by wireless to
-, Tha ,ast corps Of troops dc
,;,,,,d for the assault on MAnAg'IA lott
-. vesterdav under the direct command
~ Gen Estrada Pres ideni az the proNI-
sional NIcaraE,Ian GoVernment Accom-
nanyine Estrada - Emiliano ChanorrA
his ch,..f OF ataf They are ia command
~ ;nn men and a baggage train ~hlch
,arr,.- ammunition and guns brought
hers an the former Cnlt@i states gun
ho,t Hornet from New Orleans
Fstrada will effect a junction with the
,,,or. Of Gen Nena beyond ACoyaIa
tat.r the combined ;'rC'~ vii meet
another brigade m he y cinI'v ~ GRANADA
and TN. march e. Mana qua Sc ... d" hcG'In.
Fstr,.la army has ! e''n cnt. clv sue
c.ssfL N IL opera n IN" lacihc
j,yts,on " th,. r"Uubir Tor IN" last w"
months t. advances hIv" not been
..h.rS,sihv the Madrz troops IN" latter
hav. been steadily falling ha"N :" IN"
capital
On. nf Tho ma n -easonS FOR tn" SiCc"SS
~ ,h. Estrata troops - the encnTr1ge-
,rept md material aid gwen nv 'nsUrG"nt
..,.,rra,hizers IA the NAnry territory.
Nladrr,.s cruelty has estranGcd scor"s
who ve-c Formerly allied with hum. II -
reported
Fstrada IN a statement gwen ont upon
b,, d.nar,rIre. assorted that he Is certain
Nauag,,a viii fall i could not eavc
the provIsloral capital al this tune. ne
declared ~ were not reasonably sure
81 success IN our operations against the
Madriz troops ~ the west
Il.
the Pacific and Interior provinces vii
cncnurag" in>urE"n' syrnpaihiZ"rS Nh"
have moi vet declared themselves
WASuiNGION. Aug f. Modesto Bar-
rios and Sebastian salinas. tn" SPECIAL
ouyoys from the NadriI faction IN Nicar-
aqua To- tho InIt"d States. w"r" received
through IN" back stairs. or unohictallr.
ny acting Secretary of state Huntington
" llson this morning
A-the outset IN" acting secretary mad"
d, PLAIN that the pnsItion " the United
states had not altered that tn" stat"
Department wa- now, - heretofore. ready
to hear and consider any communication
tina, nlth"r N'caraguan ia"ion rnIght
max. with . view to the establishment
II a lust. stable and real constitutional
government
Mr. Wilson also called attention 20 the
unsatisfactory treatment accorded Lit"lv
hv pr Madrlz 20 American citizens IN
Nanagua and Na'agalpa Tho Depart
mont. h. recalled had lately h""r Obliged
20 make representations at ManaCua on
thiS subject
p-S Rlrrios and Salinas were informed
,ha, thnv would DO received ~ N" y"
rar'rren' unofficially as long ~ they ="
main.d IN Washington and would onIov
IN. Jaw" Treatment ~ - accorded -
Ssnnr C,strrl'o. who represents IN" =
trada tirfi"n
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PRELATE \ on THE OCEAN.
Bishop Ingr ram Of London and Archbishop
Bourne Passengers ON the Same snip.

S5SCtai Cebie DespafSA 10 THf SUE
LONDON. Aug 2.-The Bishop OF Lon
don. the Right Rev A Ingram. saiis
to-day for Canada ON the steamship
Empress ~ Britain lie takes with him
. copy Of a prayer book given To him bv
King George IN connection with the BIZ
CENTENARY celebration Of the foundation
Of the Church IN Canada
The Most Rev Francis Bourne Roman
Catholic Archbishop Of Westminster. ac-
companled 10y his secretary. the Rev.
Arthur jackson. and the Rev Mr. Butt.
also sailed on the Empress Of Britain to-
day for Canada They are TO attend the
eucharistic congress al Montreal
Among the other passengers on the
steamship are Or Hanson and thirteen
hoy scouts. who are on their way to
Rockcline TO take part in q rifle competi-
ton; Baron Riedesels Baron Gadendorf,
Sir William GranthAm. Donald MacM as
ter VI p Baron Schwelnsberg. he Rev
John Storrs. prebendary ~ Brownswood
in 81 PAuls Cathedral. and a Scottish
bowling team which - TO tour Canada
and paw a visit TO Detroit
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how much they will require, but believe
his figures are fantastic
However am here ,h,s time g look
after the purchase of supplies and the
CONSTRUCTION IT railroads m Brazil Re-
tween RIO lie Jareiru and Buencs Ayres
w. have a system 81 connecting lines 4
which ?.7D miles are IN operation We
have almost a controlling interest IN 2D1
miles more and We have ? jou miles under
Cunstru'ti'n The road IN the Amazon
Valley l. the u-rk Of funnel covering
about -n miles - traffic II - on a
plateau which - very rich ~ minerals
aud rubber Then "" nave h1rbor works
at faria near the mouth IT RI" Amazon
Most 4 the railroads there can he ou-ratei
a. ,pHslderahlv lees than half uf the
gross expenses. and know where 4 |
spsaA
On. - 'has- the MADEIRA Mamor-
Railway - IA" hn- which VAS pronounced
/ impossible. by the hous- - Lords - Mr.
FlruuhaT Admitted when an attempt
, Unheal,htul conditions - climate were
, the reason but h" had overcome this
! by precautions like those IA the Panama
zone wl'h dOct ,r- and hospitals Vow
/ " beng operated ~ nhc !, ~ per cent
Interesting a. fhS south Am@rIcIn
discussion was. NJ Fa-quhtr'- callers
asked him one myr- question about the
Pearson syndicat" II wa
Are YOU a member - the rev syndi-
cate that c7ntrols these - ,cks''
/ am no replied and thea win con-
saryatIva bow he with drew
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The Weather

~ - 10 a-'s ~ rIzn r-~srIre ~ fAr
,..,r.- satsr4sf fror 100 r~Ird'" And per
y,ssis.trrt Vale sas'"Nft sud nof'h"e'' ~
'ns Sss Tr=,A~d A0d -r'if" 'n'7'- 'os'' IN
,pI. arcs ,A~ yra'r~r vss ,o'rrsrs'I'"l' 'ooi and
t,s hgr.iiits pre-. sil~1 n ~" sos''"'n states
.,a IN r,t,- AT LONG ~" '''s1''~ roa.i ''"'e
,e,r xs-crsi r,ins 80 ''.u'' ~ . ~ rr'ssur~
srr. .onNnsi - TryHs
,,sn-rsri, ,lnIdr Hoi un7e''"f r'l'f' 20
.,,,. IN 20 b, Np4r'si7 ~ plsin reg'"7 IN
ram ~ -,a'tsr~d p'ar"
I'm. rcs're- -. ''fr a'rnE 'hs Ps-if~ 'nss
STATE,
vsr.r~r,'4,,s ,cr- ~. le-a'- ore" nr'rl' no
sarr~ COM.
In 'hls,,r. 80 "'A'e ~. E'n"FM' '''' A''
- %, I.-, rr-'ru.-' -,frts becoming aria
D.. g., me ~, nom slHg~.s h"r7tfi'.. - 20
.r, hnrop.tr.. corr - nrrAi - '"N e' -. ~
E,V ~. - = Wi
inc ternpcrA'I'r ester Ia. a. rc~orn"f D. nc
o-,IaI th~- uornetrr - -noSn ~ me Anne'H'
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LtDI DELEGATE WITH DlGGER
Nine. kIako~ska tgain seeks = Charity
PrrshienI's scalp Foe Of Casimir-Perier.

% .'.r ''ss H4.s 70 w 81
CoPENHA0EN. Aug ~ Nine KlA-
koWska q Russian student ard memher
Of ia. l;terI a,Ior IL Charity aud Public
Relief COR gTess which - IA session here,
trI. 1 to kill Chairmar P-ano this morning
Ih. atrHck took place inst before the
morning session closed when Nine.
Klakow-ka accused Pcano Of trying to
prevent her from addressing the congress.
The woman ftIshed ~ the precedent
With dagger, but missed striking him
pr ..de Il PARIS who Was near the chair
man and rntrrpos-d. suffered a slightly
scratched finger NM. klakowska
struggled. bui wA- oveTpoW red toy dele
ga'-s Subsequently she Wa- taken to
Jail
1wice before Mine klakoWrkA has
tired 90 a>sa-sInate f-"pl". Several
years ago -h- attacked the chairman
IT a former International charity ion-
gross az Milan The lat" Pr-sident CASH
mlr- Per, ot France waz the other person
Nhom IN" attacked
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DREXEL S FLIGHT THE HIGHEST
6,5JO FEET 4BOIE GROTND:
1850 OVER SEA LEVEL.
Wight Have Done More Had Not Lubricat-
inG Oil Given Out Lost ln tlouailAnd
Record Of HIs BarOEraph Nerined in-
teasely Cold Up There safe Descent

Special Csbl, I,sPdieh 70 TVS SuS
LANARk. Scotland. Aug l? j. Arm
strong Drexel. the American aviator who
recently ventured INTO the English atmo--
phere. is the hero Of the aviation mee'
here The meet has been open three DAYS
and come good flights have been Wit
Messed but MIR DreXel secured high
honors yesterday. when. It turns out. b"
established a new worlds record for att
tude In an asroplans The actual height
he attained was q. 80 feet. which beats AL
others by a good margin
Mr. Drexel assembled yesterday and dts
appeared into the clouds after reaching
the height - 1900 feet Nothing was
heard OF HIM for two hours and his friends
entertained fears that he had u"' with
some accident Later il became known
that he had descended at CobhinshA"
fifteen miles from here
The Paragraph used by Mr. Drevel and
and the Official theodolite have been com
pared and both agree that the height
reached was 8. $50 feet The instruments
will be forw ar ded 10 the Kew Observatory
where the accuracy Of the calculations
will be put to "A test
In AN interview with THE SrN CORE
spondent TODAY Mr. Dr"Isl outlined las
fight and gave an sccount Of hl- eNp~rl-
enCa He SAID
When I hal negotiated 500 fn-'' |
found the AIR intensely cold hut did not
experience any difficulty unit! an attitude
Of u 7uO feet was reConted OH INV har"-
graph IL Vas then that | observed NV
height aud It took only slN III Rute- '"
chmb another fifty feet
4 discovered then tina, had run short
Of mbricating oil aud thought n adv sable
to descend flevauug the tail ot my
monoulana turned about and found
myssIf Io.t IN cloudand | could ->~e
nothing
After | mad t..en descending al hour
4 disc-rn.d "A va Z bodv 1T water 1, meath
me aud u turned out that ! wa~ rHlnc
| over Cubblnsha~ Loeb fifteen miles from
Ianark Here | iesC"nded and Trend '
farmer supplied me with hot drinks and
other n-c.ssitIes
MIR prexel started his A Oh, 70o feet
ahoy. the sra level and consen uen'ly
reached height of 80 feet abov" the sea
o. July Of this year Walter Brookirs >.
IL a Wright tiplE~e. ma - worlds rec
ord for height r. the Atl""tic tHy avis'
tior NEE, hy reSchI"g height Of Q la
feet He mai the record urder sei.sG.-
tioral c,rcumstA- ce- He was ~ the "ir
for some,kIng over a" hour ana two mil
ut.s AID Just - he Wa re"chlus ms
highest altitude he realize tra' his saso-
l@ua IVES giVIng out
He sta-tsi heck Ia n" earth, and wh"t
his a-aroii barometer showed tFa' E'
still was ~" feat 4 tn" car ms - 81 :
stopped From tins height h" decor d"t
:, r series Of circular gii ~. IA fl Isbed
u,th p .hgrp s~-rv. Ia ayoit falIir \ ir.t"
IN. ocer- \ hundrei u ousS"d perEoI
s.N the figh, and the height va, a'test"t
by - CINs~rS
Or Angus, ~ Rrookirs fell from a hei rht
O.. tiitv Get ~ ~" Asst uTy PR-S meet ~
iurirg Ettnse'f e. 4 seNal otter Ger~ri :.
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B,LIT>GER ON ,O>>FR, ,TION
D~maSogues Are CRUISING ndrr It's
panner. Ur says.

Poprr..Nn. ore Aug II Secretary
psIlinger Of the Interior Department Va~ =
guest ~ honor a'a noondav hanGu"' - IN"
Portland Commercial Cluh TODAY w."
made tho chief address which was ON
Practical Consery atIon In IA" gallery
were many leading business end pro
fe~siona mon ~ Portland The ss"rs-
,ary deuorad IN" hvsterii and "NCl's-
mont thai have attended 'ha dis'uS-inn
ot conservation. no Declared his strong
oprosition to- locking NJ valIahl" Alaskan
,oal lands then compelling r"sidsn'-
~ the Territory 10 import thor coal ~
great cost and h" favored ~" opening
~ fettleu,nnt 81 rrhlir ldnd~. thus giving
permanent yTu-paritv 80 the country
so, rotary Rllingrr SAID IN" popular
- citam.nt that has attended tho III
ritssion - conservation - dU" ~ IN" tact
that the people have bean lasI 10 l..ii"ya
that conservation holds the secret 81
or national well loiug Tho i"'ud
goRtIs the fanatic. N" -"niUu"ufitI~f nT"
Cr,iIzing under N" banner " rnrs"rya-
,ion mainly haCausa " - popular and
holds the attention oi tn" huur H"yund
the matter ~ agitation. what has 'h"
dnc'riuaIrs accomplished bv thts hv~'.r,a
81 rouseTvntton7 Has he ~rigg.'-t..d any
practical method 10y legislation f"r d.
uosing ~ tho r.rnatntlsr 81 IN" uIhlt..
lands - ~ To- better safeguard ~" TlIhlIn
against eNisting anu-"- ~" ft't -
that all substantial progress has is.'.'f
rnRd~ IN this dir's'ttun Iv ~" li-' ON
Er,@s - result II r"'o'unPndt'iuu~
: initiated ~ tho Administration
The Secretary rppk" strongly ~ no
eviIs nF the present policy IT locking ut
IS Or GpI tons ~ Alaskan coal while
this new territory ~ forced Ia buy coal
from british Columbia. and the United
states navy must buv clll from Nir-
GINA AT 81 y ton. Of which ~ ton repre-
! sents freight charges
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THE SPlRTi REACHED.
Hamburg American steamer Coliides
With utchman Near Channel Islands.

s1f-N CI'Is DF'piffF @ Tau SrN,
LoNpoN. Aug ~ report vas re-
ceIv~d here 20 day by iloyds from Wey-
mouth that the Ham burs steam
ship Sparta was towsd into Portland
Roads IN SINKING condition. The
steamship siznalled - the Bill ~ Port
land that she wanted immediate assist
ance On examination the steamship
vas found N be leaking in the hilge
Later u developed that the accident
~ the Sparta was due 20 a collision with
the Dutch steamship HollAndla on the
Cask"'s a group OF dangerous rocks
near the Channel Islands The HollandiA
VAS only slightly injured. hut the sparta
had 10 he b~erhei there were only
TWO passengers on the Sparta
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UrT.H no HELD army.
Rsi,rosd President harErd WIN san''ns
Nathers Death.

RoISF Idaho. Aug - VI Weigh >.
president = N" PA~lH" and ldsH" North
ern Railroad haa been h"" for trial N
the Dstriu1 court IN the "harge e man
slauRh'ar Nc was resa-ed on s. 'TH
bail
The ArcusafIon Against Heigh0 aro<n
from the death from hsar' failure " Mrs
SYLVIA Riegelman ~ omaha wh" was
visiting har non. Wesley Par'rn. "a~h,e
q the Ftr-' National Rank n NciS.r
Ueignp appeared At m" Rartpn horn"
called RI r'rn .ut and attacked him
In tho course ~ n" NGh' - ra alleged
He gho acted ~ though n" w"r" about
~ shoot Nrs R'aRelman tainted and
died ~ twcniv minutes
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STOkERS STRIkE rims orr.
Teutenir's FIremrn sign for Newt sailing
No Wore TroubI~ Expected.

SorTHAMFrnN. Aug - IN" White
star Steamship COMPANY does not an
ticpate anv further trouble from the
fircm"n ON the steamships The firensn
IT the AdriatIc went On strike three DAVIS
a.o. hu' were successfully replaced with
other h"lp II was thought at the time
that IN" strik" would spread 20 other
v"SSeIs Of the line hu' the fear of this was
disrelle1 TO-DAY - hen the frcmen of the
Teutonic agreed to sign on for the next
ealing.
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.,D ru,r,Dr Am. 10 or.s. pIo,

An automobile which was being driven
bv Albert T Will. . manufacture from
Svractse. y Y. took Are ~ Riverside
Drive and IIOth street at a o'clock yeater-
day afternoon. Will raced the machine
down IN moth street where there - grass
plo, and then tried 20 put out the fire.
Another automobile went for IN" near
est hr" company. Aout. lurlev. VINO
came with the tender from Engine Com
pAny e. managed IN dots~ out the fire
uith q hand eNtinEushsr. nut not before
much damage had hem done. Mr. Will
had the car tO<sd IN . garage IN he r"-
paired
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10 0pr> ,p>t> BIAS REGION
President Of Panama visits Indians to
Arrange for settlement.

PASAMN Aug 4. -presidsat Men-
dora. accomysnie by Sec, '>vv Of the
Interior lefevre left here TO-DAY 49, the
San Biss legion on the Atlantic coast
The purpose Of their trip - 10 establish
commercial relations with the Indians
of that region and open the country TO
settlement
The san Bias Indians are 1he sole o.
cupauts - that section Of m" republic
now and are looked upon as superior
race
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Successor 70 Nr. Ra~n Appointed.

Chicago. vice. president and general mana
ger n the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad. to-day was appointed bv Gov
Deneen a. a member 81 tho EMPLOYERS
Liability Commission. Mir Jackson was
appointed successor n Ira q Rawn
former president n tho Monon railroad
who was found shot 90 death IN his homo
in WinnsttkA recen'lv AZ thu offices
81 the railroad company u was said that
Mr.. jackson 10 now in sprin sheld
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, western crop summsr,

ipro,G0. Aug. - Tho annual crop
aud bugru.~- s,irnnary 81 IN" Cont n"n'al
and tonmcrrial National Rank e b.
Gag vii say that Nh" "y'ren" "p'"nl-rn
~ Inst autumn Was ln"t warranted tat
that tho situation ~ riRhi'ng itssh Ih-
W.st ~ m r"tt"r shan" ard general "roi.
conditions a." satisfactory N"s'"rr
bankers Frcl that N" worst - over and
and the business putlook ~ nov Iu"r"
hpr-fu ~ disturbing clements has"
Liam a.IIfLL nAlasI
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,sgt~arp, T,rFo,sr roN 70 NV 'Sn ~
acrHoW
%, s8s .rH ~. lns.. Sr~sr" rSH7isiT1T'a
-, ,..,,,,, o 4i.-rb.r - H1ry'--d 'I'r n f7y
,,.,s,,s< ,a -rar..g 80 ~ h's rf' ~ oTH'77
sIsfH.sf.
marrow IlEh' sou'h"r' winds
voy N-v ,srsry Ani p~Hssr~. fAg to-day
,.ru, cIo, Is % nsrro~ rgH' WINS. beoonrinE
soY'hsr
FOR western NsF YoT fair 20 day shove-'
N morrow uEr' N moderate soG'hcast "a south
winds
For ur.'rrn Psnnsyivania fair % day showers
n morrow moderate .or'heAst N solfh Winds.
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r>D or BIGGE>T rISH T,Lk.
senator Root winds I % Public Proceed.
lnEs al The uaGur

~ 7 TT I''FT0IFT y 7 ~ ~
In HA'U Aug !? lni'sd stats
senator Root Whr - summing mp on ''--
half ~ The Unred Sta,"~ IN NE New
foundland fisheries dispute which -
belng arpi'rated before the tribuna here
dealt TO-DAY with gU~stIuns Outsidr ~
Great Br,taiu- claim - jurisdiction ,v"r
'Avs and tire" miles beyond
- tar - 'h. public rroc~edin a. arr cc-1 -
,.ru"d ~. arbitration over the hsh-TIs.
CuEglr.daS this afternoon
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TROOPS TO GO>rROL uI>ERS.
CanaIcJaS wHI Have No Disorder when
IIIlbzo Wines Reopen.

WIT - ~ TT IT II IT =
BTLBao. AIg ~ Tho mine owners
herr. whose Efforts 20 make some settle
rnent with the striking miners have proved
frIitlesS will not open IN" mines again
for two or three DAYS Pum. Minister
Canaleyss advised this step Troops are
on the Nay here "a suppress anv disorder
that may occur on the r"operAas IT the
mines
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The College Airmen

will ever get above the campus interesting problem
Il unSCved
Then there's a story about that unique animal whom all the
train crews know and respect the ar AIMED Roxe and
article ON Tagging Of Medel>Sohn Rubntein and Saint
Saens and the usual wealth OF div reading that
rake> Inr Sr>DM paper thar can't afford
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NcIha on the IIIgh seas.

e7r-4i '..'s "e'rr',s =, THF St-s
Iosr1S. Aug - Mime. M"lha vii sail
'or New YorA IN the steamship Campanla
morrow
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Amateurs of the Reins
, best sort OF reading.

'Dyer the >eI VIter> iuTNInC free
High above cItIe> 90 sleep below.
In Sed Of cloud, the 8lrsh,pS g.
on the top Of the winds " never hnn
u the lands Ne never see