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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
MAY MAINTAIN
TWO 500 RATES
.UvkU I4 al
Forty and Twenty Cent Rate
From St. Paul on Butter
and Eggs

Washington, July 6.-The inter-
state commerce commission an
nounced its decision that the 500 line
lawfully may maintain two rates of
forty and twenty cents a hundred
pounds respectively on shipments of
butter and eggs east bound from ST..
Paul out of ManistiQue, Mich.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
DROWNED BABY
Demented Mother Was Afraid Child
Would BE kidnaped

Durango, July 6-Crazed by fear
that her 6-year-old daughter would
be kidnapped, Mrs. w. r. Luxton. the
wife of a well-to-do ranch nc living
ten miles from Cortez, drowned the
child in a wash tub to save it from
what, in her unbalanced mind, SEEM
ed to be a worse fate
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
FIRST WOMAN
Wife Charged With Husbands Murder
Breaks Jail Record

Tallulah, July 6-Mrs. c. f. Dunn,
who was placed in Jail here last night,
is the first white woman ever impris-
oned in this parish. She is Jointly
charged with DR.. T. w. Loper. an OPP
tician, with administering poison to
her husband with intent to murder.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
TO PROHIBIT THE
FIGHT PICTURES
Several Sections Have Already
Taken Action to Prevent
the Exhibition
=.

@ Capstown, July 6.-There 10. wide
spread demand here for the prohibi-
tion In South Africa of the bioscope
pictures of the Jeftries-Johnson
fight, owing to their effect upon the
natives.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
Missouri Objects

Jefferson City, July Governor
Hadley said today that the exhibition
Of the JohnsonrJ Jeffdes prize light
!pictures would start race riots or pro-
duce public disturbances in the state.
He will prevent as public nuisances.
their display.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
VILLAGE SAFE
C0rnufcfpia Was Never in Serious
Danger From Fires

Superior, Wis, July "a special
to the Telegram from Cornuicipia this
morning says that 1t rained hard for
two hours in that region last night
and the fires are out. A number of
the settlers lost their buildings and
much timber and pasturage is destroy
ed but the flames did not come with
in two miles Of the village and there
was no serious danger to any Of the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
In Washington.

Washington. July 6.-The moving
pictures of the Jeffries-Johnson fight
cannot be shown in this city or else
where in the District Of Columbia.
The district commissioners today in
structed the superintendent Of police
to prevent the exhibitions of the film
in more than 100 theaters under the
law which gives to the commissioners
authority to preserve peace and order
by police measures.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
HER REFUSAL
CAUSED DEATH
Man Killed Woman Who Fail.
ed to Keep a Luncheon
n Engagement

Kansas City, July 6-Mise Ruby
Hirsch, aged % years, was shot and
fatally injured by Edward Baker, a
contractor, aged AZ, at her home here
last night, because she failed to keep
a luncheon engagement with him.
Baker was arrested.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
Nothing Doing.

Portland, Me-, July 6.-The exhibi-
tion of the fight pictures in Maine ia
prohibited by a law passed by the
legislature Of 1897.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
South Joins

Norfolk, Va, July 6-Mayor Reed of
Port South, Va, announced today
that he would prohibit the exhibition
Of the pictures Of the Johnson-Jeffries
fight.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
Refused to be Quoted on
Poindexter Except on Mere
Matter of Fact
P0|nOExTER IN SYMPATHY WITH
ROOSEVELT CONSERVATION POLICY
He Is Also Candidate for Senate
and Is Opposed to Washington State
Faction Led by Ballinger-There
Quotation Ends.

New York, July 6.-Roosevelt is to
talk politics with the regulars" as
we'll as the insurgents" when he ar
rives at his editorial office in New
York today after an automobile ride
from Oyster Bay. He announced he
was to talk with VIM. Barnes, Jr., and
James Wadsworth, two leaders Of the
New York Republican organization
which last week went counter to the
wishes Of Governor Hughes and
Roosevelt and defeated the direct
nominations bill.
Roosevelt refused to comment on
the statement Of Barnes made yester-
day that he did not take orders from
an ex-president or a governor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
GOVERNMENT WINS
BLEACHED FLOUR CASE

Kansas City, July 6-The jury =
in the bleached -four case this =
afternoon returned a verdict that :
the -four seized by the govern :
ment was adulterated and mis- =
branded as charged by the govern =
ment. =
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
Cannon,s Oninion.

Washington, July 6.-"Who gave
out that news? Poindexter?" That ID
what Jos. G. Cannon, speaker Of the
house, asked newspaper interviewer
last night when informed that Repre-
sentative Poindexter of the state of
Washington would have the sympathy
OF former President Roosevelt in his
candidacy for the senate from that
state. When told that the news had
come from both Poindexter and
Roosevelt, Cannon declined to COM
ment further until he knew more
about II"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
The Implication.

Oyster Bay, June 6.-Theodore
Roosevelt made 1t clear yesterday,
not by . direct statement, but by Inn
plication, so strong that 1t admits Of
no misinterpretation, that he will
support Representative Miles Poin-
dexter in his fight for seat in the
United States senate from the state
Of Washington. They had luncheon
together and conference at Saga
more Hill, and Mr.. Poindexter de-
parted jublant.
In endorsing Poindexter for the
senate Col. Roosevelt places himself
squarely in opposition to Richard A.
Ballinger, secretary of the interior,
whom President Taft has so warmly
defended; and 1t Is the only stand he
has taken bearing directly or indi-
rectly ON the Ballinger-Pinchot con-
troversy.
Mr.. Poindexter is opposed to Sec
retary Ballinger from first to last and
hopes to unseat Senator Piles of
Washington, who seeks another term,
and has Secretary Ballinger's support.
The secretary and Mr.. Poindexter are
from the same Seattle district.
Leaving Oyster Bay after the con-
ference Mr.. Poindexter said:
II found Col. Roosevelt unchanged.
He is Just the same 40 ever. He and
have worked together always and
he assured me that we always would
work together. I am delighted with
the result of the visit"
Col. Roosevelt looked happy when
he received the interviewers q little
later. He was dressed in the crash
riding suit which he wears most Of
the time while he is at home. Seated
in his library he spoke Of his talk
with Mr.. Poindexter and the pleasure
which the meeting had given him.
This 10 what he had to say:
Representative Poindexter and I
went over the political situation in
the northwest. He assured me that
he was In hearty sympathy with my
conservation policy.
~Mr. Poindexter is a candidate for
the United States senate and is politi-
cally opposed. to that wing Of the
party headed by Mr.. Ballinger. the
secretary Of the Interior"
That was all the colonel wanted to
have put in quotation marks. What
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-06
MADE PROTEST
Koreans Opposed to Annexation Of
Korea by JaDan

San Francisco, July 6-At a meet
ing of the Korean National associa-
tion las might. resolutions were pass
by Japan and money was raised to
send cabled protest to the emperors
of Japan and Korea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

PUCK. w druglej po}owie
.spr<esz}ego tYgodnla odby} sia tn cd
rejencyi rozporzadzony kurs turnie-
j6w kt6rym kierowa} p. nauczyc'el
.Chyllhski z Wejherowa.
w sobote i n,eds,ele odby}a sie
gospodzie gokoi kapie)owych
:wystawa przemys}ow va, kt6ra p.
]andrat Happen z kewna uroczysto6-
ola otworzy}l tez zamknal.
Og{osl4 tel nazwiska wystawc6w,
kt6rzy oirzymali nagrody.
SOFOT. w Jelitko VIE uton9}
podozas kapania 2oletni glmnazyasta
Konrad Bauer z Kawic.
SUBKOWY, Kupie, Brzesk
sprzeda{ swa tutejssa poslad}osc "a
80 tyslecy marek kupcowi Lesz,
czyAsklemu z Gdahaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

BkODzKO. DawDe hrabstwo
K4odskie jest oze6cia Slaska ale ma.
lezy do archidyecezyl pragskiej.
Te wizytowa} " ostatnim czasie ar.
oybl'skup pragski ks. kardyna'
Skrbensky. w ro.mowle oswald
osy}, 4e hrabstwo K}odskie jest per.
IL Jego dyecezYi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
Natrafif bogata kopalnie,

S. W. Bends, z Coal City, Ala,
powlada, re natrafi{ ma doskona}a
.kopalnle zdrowia Drsa Kingsa New
Life pigufki poniewaz te wyleczY}y
go z chorobY watroby i merck, pc
- letnlem cierpleuiu. So to mai
lepsze pigu}ki " 6wlecie, ma "a
pchanie, malarye, boil g{owy, dys~
pepsye i os}abienle. CSC Y apiece
M. J.. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
POuNAN. Zlodzieie

POhNAN. Zlodzieje absty-
nentami? w nocy zakradli sig z1o-
dz,eje do destylacyi PREY sw. Mar
cinie mr.. 46 i do fabrykl like
row prey sw, Marcinie mr.. rs. w
obu lokolach rozbito kase i oko}o Is
mr.. drobnej monety. = Z}odsieie
wypr6znil. .nadto .klilka batelek
), Kuehle Blondes, napoju beza'ko-
holowego, a kilka butelek teqo1 ma
poju skradli opr6cz tego zabrall
kilka pude} cygar +, papieros6w.
W6dek, piwa i wilma natychmlast
ME tkneli.
?. GNItZNO. Pred kllku dniaml
.l7sletnis syn: kowala Baama " Jul
nipowie nazb,era} grzyb6w. Spo.
rzadzono z mich wleczerze. Syn i
c6rka Baumana zmarli wskutck "a.
trucia W domu chorYch, uczeh je.
den niebezp'ecznie jest chory.
BYDGOSZCZ. DIVA wielkie DO
zary ssa!a}Y ma pszedmjesclach byd'
goskioh' W archaeological spali} sig
tartak l fabryka mebli p. Beohms
. y Czyzkowoe m}1n. parowy p. AL.
brechts. W obu przypadkaoh ssko
dy SO bardzo 'znhaczoe, ale pokryws
je zabespieozenie. s.:
>WITKOWO. w Sierakowie ude-
rsy} piorun v topol prey drodze d.
Rsd}owa, pod kt6ra schroni} sic
:bY} pred deszczem parobek Babi
ia wraz : para wo}6w. Piorun zdar}
.+zy kore z drzewa, lr1eszedl pc
*:{ancuchu = kt5rym zwiazane by}v
/ zab'}je. Parobek usz df bez Swan
::ku, Woiy m'a}y wartod6 pc CSC mr.
! OPALENICA Pc spozyo.u
grzyb6w zachorowa}a w6r6d obja.
WOW otrucla Gala rodzina massynis
ty Jak6ba J6zwlkka " Sew each :
Wyjatkiem syna. DzieckG
5t-letnie zmltar}o kr6tko poteim. Y.
-EscE t T &. 90. 1-s4--- E.-tgf- 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
sn~ W. SE.a 80. s2gF-E EG
WIEsCI OJCZlIYll,'ZlNY
~
Z PRUS POLSRICH.

leg. Maggie padf " naszej wlosce
ofiara trujacej gorsa}ki m}ody jesz-
cze rohotnlk S. pozostawlajao zone
oraz kllkorc d;ziecii. Pred laty od-
znaosal on sic nadzwyozajna si}a l
mogf wszelkle roboty wykonywa6.
Odda} sig coras bardz'ej na}ogowej
p,jatyce tax daleca, ze n~areszcse ME
mogac ID tygodul zadnych potraw
po1ywa6, zgin2} ms udar eercs Jest
to trzeci czlonek pewuej rozpite;; ro-
dziay, kt6ry W TAXI spos6b zginaf.
Matka i dw6cb braoi bez przyjecia
gw: Sakrament6w zlalaz}o miejsce
ma dosobnionem miejscu omentarza
wsKatet ~pijadstwa. oby sob'e ten
straszny wypaa5eek wzieli do serca CT
kt6rzy zyja " na}ogu. phi 'hstwa'
lego samege dnia utone}o " co.
WELL roczne dz!ecie5 pewnej rodzi-
ny'starych Prus. Bawi4o ono sie bez
dozor'uu starszejj osoby W gronie iu-
nyeh dziatek, nadssslo "a bl li,l mad
row, s%trac,}o :r6wnowage, wpad}o
o-.wody l utoneto'.
W przesz}a n;edzlele odby}a sic
" pieknie urz&dowym ogrodzie pa"
ma Ma}kowsklego zAbawa latowa
Tow. ludowego. Prey ~slicznej pogo
die baw,ono SIG wesoio. Wszysts
kim, kt6rzy do ~upieks7enia sabawy
sig przyczynili, nalesy sic szc1ere
uznanie.
sOPoT. PolioYa przyaresstowa~
. az Ind "3%T EftE.% = - :&HF iETT u .TE+I - - =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
Z POZNANSKIEGO.

ROGoW0. Pc spozyoiu grzyb6w
zachorcwa,,o " .Popowis kilku
czlc nk6w rodziny gospodarsa Kas-
prowicza. Traje dzieci smar1o
w6r6d %strzsznych bole6ci, a iona j
.krewna jej oiezko shore: Czsste Wy.
padkl zatruois grzybami pow'nny
bye przestrog2 pred sposywaniem
grzyb6v, uzbieranych ozesto przez
dsieci l osoby, ME umiejace rozr6z-
-t-Es~--
MIC trujacych cd jadaluycb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
zyyciiu reszty czlonk6w rodx,ny wat
n S'IltASKA.

S&AE%-%-. -.L - &H-.3 %&-
KAToWICE.Z "a sobraze + rmal-
ne j oa.ozercsa po,}a Korfantego
skaza1 katow,okl sad lawniczy re-
dakiora soeYalistyosnej ,,Gasety
Robotniozejs. Emilia taspar,'ego
"a 400 marek gr.ywny, wsglednie
40 dni wiiesienia.-> Prokuratorys
dopatrzy}a sic oszczerstwa W 9 nu
nerach gazety, gdsis krytykowa>
no W ostrY sposcb pos}a " spra-
VIE glosowania mad. refo,ma flnan.
.sowa. W jednym !: artyku}6w twier'
dsono nswet wbrew lepszej wie'
:dsy, lax sad prsypu6ci}, ze ma VIE
Gu " Paw4owie pose} mia{ bye upi.
~. Skazauy odwa}al sig do sadu
siemiahskiego " Bytomiu jake
wyzszej ;nstancyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

sOPoT. PolioYa przyare,stowae
ia tn trzech przystrojjnlte ubranych
m}odzienc6w " mieszkaniu powaej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

GOrace pOWt etrZe sprzyja
rozwojowi mikrob6w W mleku, W
wodzie, " miesic,w lodach, W serze
i W lnnych produktach spozy-
woaych. K'zultatem SO kolki, cho.
roba %l"tnia, cierpienia choleryczne
It'd, ktdrym t~,warzysza wym,oty,
s{abosG zofadka kurcze: y brzu-
chu. N~ailepszvm spcsobem zabez-
pieczen'a s'e cd tych niespodzie-
wanych atak6w jest Severy Lekar.
stwo ma Cholere B;egunke. Ono
kol podrazuioue jclita, usuwa b6le
kolkowe i zapobiega fata1nym re.
zultatom. Zadna rodzina ME 20.
Wilma p%oxostawsc bez niego. Apte.
karz" sprzedaJa je, lecz badz PEI
wien, re dostajesz Cena
Csc i SO cen 6w. w. +. Severa Go.
Rapids, la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
Rodsica'', kt6ra spiewali rycerze
polscy M poczattuu bitwy grun.
ysldzklej.
z GALICYI

4 GALICYI
LWoW. z po'wodu uroczyssosci
grunwaldzkich lwowska Gazeta
.lNl.arodowa" pisze, co nastepuje:
Stwlerdzl6 wreszc,e rag jeszcze
potrzeba, re podczas wszystkicb
dpi grunwaldzkich ME pablo nigdy
s&owo: Prusak lub Nieml.c. w O.
ME m6wiono' tez o w1rr'ogach'
i nleprzyjacio}acb, a lie mdwiono.
|gdY by}o to n'ezbednem, to nis Cd
noszono sic do Mich ami z niena-
wi6c'q, ami wyrzutami navel.
Charakterystyka w~szystkich uro-
czysto6ci byio to, co jest wyryte
na %pomniku: ,,Przodkom ma .hwa-
|le brac,om ma otuohe". Prxem6-
wienle dorywcze, a tych by}o spo~
no, zar6wno ma uczcie strzeleckiei,
jak niedzielnym bankiecie dzienoi-
karskim, by}y tylAo podnoszace
ducha, wskazujace ma potrzebe pra-
cy narodowej, a ME by}o 2adnych
podniecan pr.eoiw innym. Me nice
nawisG, ale mi}osG z rodzi}a i POM
mix i uroczystosoi ustawicznie
lynn dniom grunwaldskim PREY"
6wieca}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

GDANSK. Niedaleko Basaku
wydsrzy}o sic nieszczescie ma mo-
rzu. Skutkiem wichru przewr6olia
sic LODI. Szesciu rybak6w wpad}o
do woody. Rybak Paminski wraz 2
synem oraz Albert i Karol Zlelke
utoaeli dw6ch lnnych zdo}ano wy
ratowaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
CHEZ WA Rods. M ,robotnika

SFE7hF ts,<.Et4 @-#EE g@s#&&S '#4Eg t#Hg#sG GaN
CHlE E;Ii y "a Rods "a ..robotnika
EzC,hud1inskZiiego saohorowals w6rddI
po spozyciu grzy!
bow. zona Chudsinslkliiego .smarfa
mimo natychmlastowej pomocy
#.s5. .siHs = FHftssas 81 @H 4=##=a #fE
#lekarsklej. - 4
WEJREROWO. iona dsierzawcy
Rogosia v Robakowie wYlaia skut-.
klein nleostr6znoscl goraca wode M,
synka swego, kt6ry skatkiem odnie-
sionych poparzeh krdtko potem u-
m@E4..S@ss sssSa as~~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
z @ mOSKALA.

W KIELCACH odby{a sic "
koncu ~przesz}ego miesiaca intro
;nisacya nowego biskupa, ks. kosin.
.skiego, kt6ry przedtem konsekro
wanym by} W ko6ciele sw. Katarzy-
ny " Petersburgu. Aroypasterza
wita}y serdecznie ~wszystkie stany,
bractws, cechy, szkoly i wielkle
mn6stwo ludu zokolicy, Taxa uro~.
czysto6t odby}a sic tel " Sejnacb,
gdzie nowy biskup dyecesyi augu.
Ks. Kara6j intronizows-
nym xostak.
F''f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

w SOKALU - pisa stamtad do
dziennlk6w lwowskich = odbywal
sic temi dniami Stub cork w}asci~
ciela tamtejszej cegielnl z pewnym
technikiem z Krakowa. Zaledwle
panstwo m}odzi w~yjectali = domu
powozem do ko6ciota, gdy konie sic
po6lizgne}y j upad}y. w ko6ciele,
zaledwle m}oda para zbl,5y}a sic do
o}tarza, zapall4y sig cd swlec bukie-
tty %sztuczny,h kwla tow ma oltarzu.
EUgaszono ogieh j ksiadz Jaworsk1
poczal dawac Stub, lecz upad{ ma zie
mic tknietY paralizem. Rzucono sic
y pomoca, lecz ratunek byz JUL da-
rempy. Stub odby] sic 0 godzinie 9
wleczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

starssej PAM, kt6ra .dop,lle''rrot pred
kllku dniani przybYla no karacye
do Sopot Wroclawia: Aresztowa--
nj, nslezacy niezawodnie Do. mis-.
dzynarodowej szajki 'slodzlejskiej,
wymusill ma owej pani wtcstatnich
lataoh, grozac jej ustaw,csnle smier~
Gig JUL okolo II tysiecy marek.
Znajduje sig tn JUL przesz}o H.
900 go6cl kapielo wych.
KOSClERZYNA. Radzca kpra-
wiedliwo6ci Neutbzue r=ubchrds.4~23
go BIN. z ma{zonka swoja 50 letni
ma@zenstws, liczne repre-
zentac ,1' sklaada{Y swe zzyyiccze1nia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

GLIWICE. Pewlen ubogi kata~
rynkarz grywa} ma ul,cy Racibor~
skiej. Pomimo, re wygrywa} nal
piekniejsze kawa}k', jake mial, to
dziwnym sposobem Mkt ME laval
ja}muzny. Ia nlel1to6clwo6c zdzi-
villa 20 poxoli wielce. Nareszcle
odwazY} sig ma to, Re wstapif do
sk}adu i poprosil o datek. Lecz
w1a6oiciel sk1adu odrzek4 mu, &c
przeoie4 JUL by{a zbierac jego zons.
Ma to biedny katarynkarz os}u pia]
i o6wladczy} " kohcu, ze zony
wcale ME ma / tel nikogo ME upo-
wakni} do zb1era:ia. Dopiero teraz
wYka.a}o sic, se owa xobieta byta
oszustka. Chodz,}a ona pred kata-
|rynkarzem cd domu do domu i u
dawa}s, te to niby ola katarynkarza
sblera. Oszustki ME uda1o zig nie4
stety ieszcze u1aG.,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-30
NO LOSS REPORTED
OF REGISTERED MAIL

Spokane Wash. n s9.-W. =
Edris. postmaster Of snakana. says in
his annual report of the registry de-
parrment that of 1850 pieces of reg
istered mail handled by his depart
ment in 1909. not letter was re-
ported missing. Four pieces were lost
in 1905. Registered mail of an ag-
sregatc value of s4as.sss Was handled
in 1909. as against s356.7ia in 1908, a
gain of 10. per cent. while the in
crease since 1900 is placed at 35s.S per
cent. More than 1850 pieces of reg
istered mail We're received in 1909. a
gain af ia per cent over 1908. The
business of the sale of stamps and
post cards amounted to sia6.n00 in
1908. gain of - per cent over the
year before. Mr.. Edris says that the
increases in the business of the post
office is the best indication of tha
gains in commerciar and Industrial
lines. adding that a relative increase
would show Spokane to have a popu-
lation of about 10000 at the begin
ming of 1910. as against I'll 500 a, the
close af 1908.
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APPEAL IS PROMISED
IN AMERICAN CASE

Managua. Jan. -a.-The government
will appeal from tn. verdict of the
lower court AT hesaya, which found
the members of the cour,martial gull
ty of illegally convieting and sentenc-
ing Groce and Cannon. Americans
who espoused the insurgent cause.
The recent report that a eunboat had
been sent To Fnnseco bay In repel the
threatened invasion by r@vnlut 5an2Sts
from salvador, proves untrue.
Replying tn a question AS tn what
course the government will hs likely
To adopt In the event tile supreme
court confirmed tn" aequittal "f Gen
eral Madina. Prosecuting Attorney
Salomnn selva and other members of
the courtmartIal, President Aadriz
today said:
The matter will go tn congress,
where The responsibility OF the court
martial will be placed. IT Zetaya Is
found responsible congress "4n ask
for his extradition and trial
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CLARK TAKES HAND
in RULES BATTLE
Representative From Missouri Presents Resolutions Pro-
vidng for Election of Committee
OF Fifteen

Washington. Jan. aa.-The many
angl.d fight in the house over the
question Of revising the rules Of that
body. took new turn and assumed
additional Importance today when
Representative Champ Clark nj Mis-
souri,, leader of the minority, intro
duced Il resolution providing for the
election by the house of IA new rules
committee os L.. Special Significance
is attached 10 -" resolution by the
fact that Mr. clark II IA member nf
the present rules committee.
Provision il u.ade III the resolution
to revise. amend, simplify and codify
the present rules OF the house." and
report 10 the house at the earliest
day practicable"
The resolution contains nothing
about the removal nf Speaker Can
non from the committee, but the last
section provides that the committee
on rules appointed by the speaker at
the last session of the Glst congress
shall no longer exercise the power and
functions of the rules committee
Whether MIR. Clark will ba able To
get his resolution reported Is Il uues-
ton. but his membership on the COM
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mittee il considered 4 point In favor
Of some action, Mr., Clark said there
were other ways in which he could
bring his resolution before the house.
The republican insurgents. with one
or two exceptions. will. il is said. sup
port the Clark resolution. Members
OF the Ohio delegation who are be-
layed to have undertaken To champion
any legislation especially desired by
President TAFT threw cold water on
the proposition to hold republican
caucus OF the house next week tn
eliminate Speaker Cannon from the
committee on rules and Increasing the
mhership Of that body.
President Tan, ii is said, has made
il clear that he does not wish tn in
trude himself In the discussion Of the
house rules and order of business. He
was quoted. nevertheless, rs having
expressed a hone THAT the saltlemen,
of the dispute over this subject might
be deferred until important admin
istration measures hav. been disposed
of by congress. Th. view Of the
president carries weight and, IL Is not
believed that many regular republic
cans will advocate the holding Of a
cancus ~ this slime
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YOUTHFUL GRAF TER =.
PUT UNDER ARREST

Chicago, Jan. .s.-The checksrea ca
reer of ls-year-oid youth. formerly
a messenger boy. but more recently an
imperial Russian dancer" by night
and said tn be ii miniture confidence
man. by day. came to an abrupt end
today when Edward X. aalinoNski
was arrested. He Is alleged ta have
secured 5000 from one firm by con-
tinued use Of bogus collect kilograms.
After posing as "A messenger boy in
the day time. Malinawski would ap-
pear as Edward Maliwinoff. the i'm
perial Russian dancer" in the nickel
theater circuit. The police say he is
one of the youngest cnnflden*" men
ever @rreS.ad
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EIGHT ARE KILLED
AND MANY INJURED

London. Jan. -9.-0ne Of the most
serious railroad accidents IN England
since the disaster To the steamer train
in July in 1905. when many Americans
lnst their lives. occurred at Sloat's
Nest station. near London. and the
London 4 Brighton railroad today.
Eight dead an3 about 30 injured were
taken from the wreck. Two third
class cars and Pullman Of a train
from Brighton, travelling 10 miles an
hour, crashed into the station The
t1lrd- GLASS Gar #4& completely
wrecked and part 1T the building was
demol3~hoa
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ASKS MORE MONEY.

Washington. Jan. as.-Far further
encouragement OF agriculture among
the Indians. including the establish
ment of demonstration farms. Sscre-
tary Pallingar today recommended To
congress an appropriation of sea-, ,D6a
for nar of farmers in the Indian sery-
ice. instead Of S1.5.ooo. as previously
estimated. Secretary Raliinser says
the final Independence of the Indian
from the government tutelaga can be-
made possible by educating him 10
make proper use of his land