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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ACID BOTTLE
NEAR BODY
Henry Prince Of Burlington
Killed Himself
ON HIS THIRD ATTEMPT
He Went to a Hotel and Retired to a
Room Yesterday Noon, and His
Body Was Found Last
Evening.

Burlington, Aug. 26.--After two un-
success ful attempts to end his life dur
ing the past two years. Henry Prince
WAS successful yesterday afternoon, and
bis body was found last night in a
room at Joseph Mitehclls hotel, corner
Of South Battery and King streets, by
Gilbert Fagga. clerk IN the Place. a
Vial, which had contained eaFholie acid.
told the story Of Suicide besides four
notes pinned in conspicuous places on
The dead mans coat
Prince had lived in this city most
Of the time during his life time Of SO
years. but came here for the last time
about six weeks ago. lie had been work
ing and had with him considerable sum
Of money. which Ae proceeded 10 spend
freely. Durins most oi the time he drank
heavily and few days ago bis funds
become exhausted. Since that time ltis
wife and Ianlord Mitchell have con
tfibuted 70 bis support, and il is thought
his despondency WAS brought on by the
excessive use Of liquor and his depend
ency.
The last seen Of the man alive was
when lie went into his room yesterday
noon and suid that he was going to lie
down wmln and wanted 20 be called
al two o'eloek This the clerk forgot
to 10 and did not think IT it until last
evening when he found him dead. He
lay on the bed wholly dressed and on
u chair was found a bottle containing
alcohol and vial which had contained
carhoiie acid At first he was thought
10 be alive. hut further investigation
showed that he had been dead for several
hours
Chief of Police Russell was summoned
and, in the absence Of the bealth officer
Or. D. j Nolan was called. Their I'M.
vestieation showed that it was clearly
case Of suicide The notes found
pinned on his coat were written on
pieces 0f paper bags and not enclosed
III envelopes. They were addressed TO
joseph Mitchell and William Fagga.
whom lie thanked for many faYofs and
the other two were to bis wife and one
of his daughters
Two other attempts at suicide had been
made Is the lnan ID thu past two years.
A year agn last winter ile cuf his thral
but failed tn sever the iugular vein.
"a that he was we'll within / short time
and last winter he attempted suicide
bF earholic acid but was detected ia The
act bv his wife who knocked the bottle
from his grasp and was severely burned
on The hand AMI face IN doing 80.
Besides his wife. Prince Is survived By
two daughters Miss Florence Prince of
White River Junction and Mrs HHttie
Janas Of Fellows Falls, and one son. Will
liam. Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
GLAD WELCOME TO PASTOR.
Rev. Eugene c. Drouhin Received In st.
Johnsbury Last Night.

ST. Johnsbury aug. 26 Notre Dame
parish. whicl Il one of the largest Ro-
man Catholic churches in Vermont, and
which has between 2.000 and 3,0J0 com
municants. gave their new pastor. Rev.
Eugene G. Drouliin. from the Church Of
Our Lady of tic SHOWS at Woodstock,
Il ROYAL welcome last evening
tie arrived at eight O'Clock. coming
hy automobile With party Of former
parishioners and found the presbytery
bright with lanterns and decorated with
French Canadian and American flags and
bunting In the national eolors Over
the piazza was the illuminated text,
Blessed Il the One Who Comes Ia tile
Name Of the Lord, In French The
Ghamplain Guard and Guard of Honor
were In attendance and presented arms
the Catholic Order Of FpFesters and other
French orders were also present and tlie
French band furnished music during the
evening The address of welcome was
read by Jovite Pinafd. one of the oldest
parisiaonefs, and Father Drnuhin re
sponded He was presented 4 bouquet
Of roses By little GIRL of the parish.
Notre Dame has been without a pastor
since the death Of the Rev i a. Bois-
sonnault In the spring Of 1900 and Aa4
been IN charge Of the curate the Rev..
II. Mareeat, assisted BY the Rev. ]. A.
Dame
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
Roosevelt Greeted EnthuSiaS-
ticallY Everywhere
SURE HE CAN"C0ME BACK
He Invaded Iowa To-day and His Re-
ception Was Just as Cordial as That
Given Him While Crossing
Ohio and Indiana.

Boone, Iowa, Aug. 20, ION board Roose.
Welt train1 With Col. Roosevelt speeding
across the prairies and greeting the in
habitants OF the towns Of the middie-
West, politicians are to-day predicting
that the political future Of the con
tributing editor is bound 70 be either
president or pfesident-maker. Half way
across the continent, with stops At every
town en- route. has demonstrated that
Roosevelt can come back Experienced
politicians say that Rooseyet's popular.
ity has not waned in the slightest
Roosevelt Travelled across Ohio and
Indiana yesterday, greeted everywhere
BY enthusiastic crowds, to whom he
talked Of honesty, respect and corpora
tions which concern the public more
formally than he has before since his
return from Africa
During the day Colonel Roosevelt
made number of speeches, although
hc said before lie left Oyster Bay that
he did not intend to talk from the rear
platform. The big crowds which greet
ed him were larger than those which
turned out to STE him during his trip
across New York state and they were
50 insistent in their demands TO see
him and hear him speak that he respond
ed in every instance.
The colonel did some plain talking TO
the crowds which burst into the rail-
road yards at the larger places, swarrned
across the tracks and tied up traffic
on the road, He was cbeefed during his
speeches lie said in his Cleveland
speech:
sThese are the two prime articles of
my creed, Il square deal for every man
and justice for every man, rich OF poor.
! shall insist upon honesty il ii breaks
up the best business OF the land and
shall insist upon order under all cir
cumstanees.
I stand for decent citizenship. And
whenever / have power, | will keep or.
der, on the one hand, and | will insist
Aipon Justice from the rich man and
ffom the corporation on the other
y will make the corporations come
to time and l will make the mob come
10 time"
Al Toledo he spoke again on mob
rule hayng in mind the street car strike
in Columbus. Ohio, where there has been
rioting lie saidi
We do not allDw individuals 20 fight
out their own differences; the govern
ment settles these differences for them
Neither can We allow corporation To
fight ont It's differences with employees
if disorder results. We cannot allow
mob rule
We must find out II tile corporation
acted fairly By ita employees and Che
publie THE rprpnratian has duty Ia
the community and the public should
sce that the local and city authorities
take action to prevent injustice"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
CHILD KILLED BY SWING.
Part Of Rope Was Twisted About GIRLS
Neck.

Fall River Mass Aug. %. Eleanor r.
Borden, tic aIa .year-old daughter Of AIR
nnd Mrs Albert q. Borden, was found
dead in swing II the yard Of the rests
dence of tile parents in Simms avenue,
Somerset, yesterday.
AFs. Borden. not Aearing the sounds
She usually heard while the eirl was
1T play. went to look for her. and was
horritied To find her tanahd IN the swing
with part II the rope twisted about
her neck The child was apparently
dead ana the mother ram with her to
the house and Immediately summoned
Gr. j ". Rowker He did everything
possible to revive the child, but without
success.
It u thought that the girl was stand
ing in the swing and turning herself
around winding the rope until she be-
came caught, causing strangulation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
AccusEp Oh oFFERING BRIBE.
Trial Of Two Worcester Men Opens IN
Fftchburg.

Fftchburg Mass, Aug. 26 John u.
Simard and Eli Bouehard Of Worcester
indicted at the May sitting of the grand
jury Tor attempted hribjn9 of one Of
the license commissioners IN connection
with Tile distribution 81 liquor licenses
iii Worcester, were put on trial hers
yesterday before Judge Fessenden iii the
supreme court.
Simard was charged with offering Com.
missioner Bousquet $1,000, probably SIS,
900, for ~ licensees whom he claimed
were friends 81 John Bowler, and in the
ease 81 Rouehafd iie was charged with
offering S2o0 for two Of his friends.
The government opened its case with
Air. Bouehard o. the stand, ami he was
followed by AIr. Nashburn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
LAwRENcE MAYoRALTY.
Petition for Writ Of Mandamus Looking
to Election

Boston. Aug q Attorney General
Dana Malone Yesterday aiiixed his Sic.
nature to petition e the Massaelu.
setts supreme court asking for writ Of
mandamus to compel netting Mayor
Thomas n. jordan Of Lawrence To call
meeting Of the common council of
that city, IN order that ii may take ac-
tion on going into joint convention with
the board of aldermen for the purpose
0f eIeeting d mayor to succeed former
Mayor William r White, who Is serving
q three year sentence in jail for bribery
1t was expected that the petition would
BE- filed in tile supreme court yesterday
afternoon by City Solicitor Murphy Of
Lawrence.
The attorney general did not sign the
petition for the writ for mandamus un-
til acting Mayor Jordan had repeatedly
declined to call 4 meeting 81 the CON.
mon council at his own volition. The
acting mayor explained that be is and
always has been ready to call the com.
mon council into session whenever taey
ask him to do so, hut as the members
of the council are now taking their
summer vacation he did not think be
ought to disturb them except upon their
request
After hearing the evidence IN the mat
ter, Attorney General Malone said that
in mis- opinion acting Mayor Jordan
ought to call a meeting Of tie common
council and he suggested Sept as the
date, this being the day On which The
next meeting Of the boara of aldermen
will be held Acting Mayor Jordan,
however, said be wished to be con
sistent in MS own position and declined
to issue the call The attorney gen
eral then affixed his signature To tic
petition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
SLACK NOT WORRIED
But He Thinks Republicans Ought to Roll
Up a Big Majority.

Burlington. Aug 70. 4 Republican
rally was held At the city hall yester-
day afternoon, at which Dr. ]. A. Mead
candidate for governor, L. P. Slack, can
didate for lieutenant governor, Congress
man Foster and Others spoke Mr.. Slack
declared that Vermont should set an
example III the coming election. He said
that he was not personally worried about
tile results of the election, but that for
the good Of the party he wanted to see
4 BIG majority
Aff. Slack spoke Of the need Of eneour-
agement for industrial education IN the
common schools such As manual train
ing and domestic science He expressed
himself as highly IL favor of this depart
ure from the old method. lie also advo.
Gated Improvement Of the highways as
one of the methods Of keeping young
men on the farm. and he believes Ill an
employers liability act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
SLAsHING AT RUTLAND.
One Italian IN Hospital and Another In
the Great Unknown.

Rutland, Aug. 2d Constantine Yitag-
tiano il in the hospital with bad
slash on his arm as the result Of an at
tack BY his former friend Giovanni re.
dota, who has disappeared and Who Il
thought to have gone to Troy N. u.
Howe scale Works and lived for some
time together at The same boarding
house On Franklin street, On Wednes
day they were heard quarreliHg as they
worked, and when they qttit Psdota
climbed into q freight car and jumped
on bis former friend when he passed
Nitagtiano looked up just in time % see
i razor ilash, and lie threw up his left
arm to ward of the blow. receiving
big cash. padota fed, and the officers
think lie took the 6:I5 train for Troy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
FOREST FIRES UNNECESSARY.
So Says Clifford Pinchot, Deposed Chief
Forester.

Washington, D. G., Aug. 26. Deelar-
ing Senator Hepburn lRep,. Idahol
Senator Carter tRep.. Montanal and
Representative Mondell (Reps wy
omingl as IN effect fighting on the side
Of forest fires and against the general
welfare, Clifford Pinchot, the deposed
chief forester, to-day issued a state
ment asserting that the property losses,
death and suffering from the fires III the
Northwest were wholly unnecessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
TRYING TO STOP TYPHOID.
Experiments TO Be Made In sterilizing
Rutland Water Supply.

Rutland, Aug. 70. Under the direc.
tion Of Prof j WI Votey Of Burling-
ion. an attempt will be made to sterilize
tile reservoir from which Rutland obtains
its water supply aud thus clear it 81
tue contamination which Il now causing
typhoid epidemic in the city. A har-
rel Of disinfectant will Be brought here
and some of the water treated with 1t
viii be Immediately examined AT the
state laboratory. II. after two OF three
trials the water proves all right, as it
II believed ii viii, the board 81 health
VIII authorize its general use for domestic
purposes.
There are about 10 cases Of typhoid
fever here at present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
cAMPMEErINe oFFIcERs.
Spring Grove Association Holds the 42nd
Annual Meeting.

Yergennes. Aug. %. The 42ud annual
meeting of the Spring Grove Campmeet
ing association was held in the chapel
yesterday afternoon, President N. Il
Ball presiding. The following officers
were elected; President. n. i. Ball Of
Ferrishurgs vice presidents, Henry Lam
don of Bristol, a. Boardman of Middle
bury. Rev. Peter Heller ef Salisbury !;
secretary. Rev. Il. r. Stone Of Bristnl;
treasurer. Fl ~. TacN of Shelburne:
auditor, Fl G. Dyer Of Salisbury; frus-
tees, G. j. CadY af MiddebufY. III. G..
stmtevant If Weybridae, H II Beach of
Fsrrisburg, II Boardman of Middlebury,
w. N Cove of Bristol. a vote of an-
probation WAS exteHde dto the district
superintendent, Rev. p Il Dow. for his
services Id the interest Of the associa-
tion during the past sx years,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
STABBED WITH FORK.
Portland Victim Died Yesterday After
noon--Assailant Held.

Portland, Me, Aug 26. Mersigilo
Yalendino died yesterday afternoon 1t
tile Maine general hospital. The result,
lit is alleged. Of wound inflicted Aug. s
with d steel maearnni fork, BY Santo
ferranto, who ii now IN jail under sl0,-
200 bonds The nearing in his case was
twice continued because of the condi.
tion of tile wounded man, and the
charge will now it Is understood, be
changed from an assault with 4 deadly
weapon To manslauehter.
The stabbing grew out Of a dispute
over the balance Of an account III settle-
ment Il il alleged that Ferranto de-
manded $40 and that Valendino offered
to pay Sl3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ADVERTISING HIMSELF.
Declares Barnes, When Asked About
Rooseyelt's Speech.

New York, Aug. 81 III am against
making pet theories Of demagogues into
political issues, declared William
Barnes, leader Of tie "old guard IN d
statement to-day, which replied 70
Roosevelt's speech yesterday "Roose-
welt says be II afraid Of crooks; 50 am
!, and 81 il every honest man. Roose-
welt il hardly helping the party by the
course he i taking, but he Is getting
personal advertisement, 50 much de-
sired
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
FULL INVESTIGATION OF WRECK.
Witnesses and Facts Sought Before
Hearing.

]. N Redmond. eiairman of tile pah-
lie service commission. has received 4
f=se@saae feessa kta ties AttaFAAef Rsn5a1ssia
Gates. suggesting that q complete prep
afati0u III witnesses and facts eoneern-
in1 the accident at Nurthiield Falls sum
day should be made before the hear
ing At the conclusion of an exhaustive
investigation by the Central Vermont
and after The findings have been ap.
proved hy tie officials at Montreal. d
detailed report will be made to he pub
Tie service commission according TO law.
and il Is expected that at the hearing
before the commission good many
points will be brought out a. 70 the
handling Of trains on the line. Nj
Miutier the operator at Northfeld at
The time Of the wreck, las gone to
Canda,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
WAITING FOR ROOSEVELT.
His Wyoming Friends Want to See ii
He Can Still Ride Horse.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Ang. 20. Apparent
" convinced that Roosevelt can come
back ais politician, people here are
now asking, can the colonel come back
as horsemans The question will be
decided here Wednesday, wnen Roose.
welt and party Of wetsern friends take
4 40-mile ride to United States Senator
Warren's ranch and to Fort D. A. Rus
sell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ONLY TWO CALLERS
Visited President Taft To-day and He
Enjoyed Life.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 26. With moth
ing on his desk today. President Taft
turned his attention 70 vacation pleas
ures Only two visitors called Senator
Lodge and Governor Fort Of New Jersey
the latter takinQ luncheon with the exec
hatixe. This afternoon the president
went 10 pridess Crossing to attend a
meeting Of the trustees Of Hampton in
stitute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ORDWAY HILL.
Popular Chelsea Young People Were Mar
RED Yesterday.

Chelsea. Aug. 10. Leon G. Ordway and
Miss Zoe Il, Hill were united III mar
fiage at the Methodist parsonage by Rer.
Fred Daniels. Thursday afternoon. and
lott Immediately BY automobile for Barre
City, from which place they were to
Rave BY train On their honeymoon. Mi
OFlway Is the Junior member Of the firm
nf Ordway, Holmes & Co. and his bride
has been 1 teacher in the graded school
here for the past two zears They are
among the towns most popular and
estimallle Young people and their large
circle Of friends here are rejoiced to
know tlfey are to locate here permanent
II and wish for them q long. prosperous
and happy future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
SPANISH MINERS THREATEN
To Go Out If the Blboa Mine Owners
Do Not Accept.

Madrid. Aug 26. 4 general strike Of
panish miners will be declared Monday
unless the mine owners Of the Bilbaa
district, where there has been d strike
for several weeks, accept the PROPOSE
tion Of the miners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
KILLED BY CHAIN.
Horace Huse of White River Junction !
Victim at Hanover.

White River, Aug. 20.-Horaee Huse
Of White River Junction. was killed at
llarpver yesterday afternoon While
working on one Of the Dartmouth 20.
lege buildings chain fell from tie top
Of derrick and twined about his neck
He was about 50 years old and leaves
widow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ASK NEW RATES
From Pennsylvania Coal Regions to New
England.

Washington, D. G, Aug. 26. The Bad
en Coal company Of Boston to-day peti-
toned the interstate commerce commits
SION to establish through rates on bf.
luminous coal from the Allegheny val.
ley regions in Pennsylvania 60 points il
New England, Pennsylvania and other
important points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
PAGES 4 MILE IN 200.
Record Clipped Half Second by Minor
Heir.

Galesburg, Ill.,. Aug. 20. a new worlds
pacing record IN a race, Of two minutes
was set yesterday hy Minor Heir in a
special race al tile great eastern circuit
harness meet
u. 4. Hersey Of Savage MIMI, drove
Minor Heir to victory against Hedge
wood Boy The fastest quarter, the
third was covered in 20 seconds.
The previous record, 2:00 IL, was
held jointly by Minor Heir and Star
Pointer. Minor Heir is a hay horse by
Heir-at-aw Re was purchased a year
ago last February for $4,000 by N. H.
Savage OF Minnesota.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
7. EDWARD SMITH DEAD.
Resident Of Barre for io Years and a
Native Of Whitton. 2. @.

]. Edward Smith died at 3 o'clock
this morning At lis home, IS Liberty
street. after about five months illness
with consumption MIR. Smith was born
in Whitton, r O.. February 20. 1870.
He came TO Barre lg years ago and
for the last fifteen years has been en-
ployed Al cutter at the Jones Broth
ers plant He was a member Of Clan
Gordon, No II, @. s. G. He Is survived
by bis wife i brother Donald VI Smith
Of this city. and sister, Mrs. ]. Il.
Greed of Northfed.
The funeral services will be held from
the house Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. j. VT Barnett officiating, The int
terment viii be in Elnwond cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
DEATH DUE 70 HEAT.
william H. Cutting Of New York was
Stricken Suddenly in Lawrence.

Lawrence. Mass, Aug. ri Medical
Examiner Dow yesterday afternoon
viewed the body Of William IL Cutting,
twine and string salesman for 4 New
York City house. who died earlier in
the day on Merriniaek street in the
office Of the Merrimaek Paper company
Death was attributed 10 heart disease,
slfperinduced by the heat Cutting was
IS years Of age His wife came to this
city with him on his trip. He also left
two sons and daughter. Ills home
was ut 30 East Seth street, New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
is AGAINST FOOTBALL.
Principal Worcester Of Springfield High
Hopes for No Eleven.

Springfield, Mass. Aug. 20 Principal
j. q Worcester Of the local high school
said Yesterday that bis school would
probably not have football team this
fall He is IN favor Of abandoning the
game IN favor 81 basketball and baseball,
two sports III which the school has estab-
lished quite reputation in scholastic
athletics. He felt that football ineapac-
itated too many Of tie GOOD athletes
for other branches uf sport and said that
most Of the students entertained sim
liar view.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
GIRL DIES FROM PARALYSIS.
Hattie Nash of Townshend succumbed
to Disease In Four Days.

Battieboro, Aug. &C. The first death
in Vermont from inftnaile paralysis was
reported yesterday from Townshend 1T
was Hattie Il. Nash. tine ll-year- oh
daughter Of a. D. Nash The girl died
late Wednesday night after becoming
totally paralyzed since Sunday morn.
inn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
WOULDN'T TALK ON POLITICS.
Vice Pres. Sherman Started on Speech
making Trip Through Illinois.

Utica, N. Il, Aug, 26 Leaving here
to-day for Chicago Vice President Sher-
man refused To say anything on politics.
During his absence Of three weeks, he
will make numerous speeches in the
Illinois district
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Calvin B. Niles Of ST. Albans Has Moth
ing But Exempt Assets.

Rutland. Aug. 70. Calvin r. Niles Of
st. Almns, a laborer. Yesterday filed a
petition in bankruptcy with clerk T. s.
Platt of the United States court lie
has liabilities of s28s and assets Of Sl00,
all exelnnt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
MAY BE 1oo,ooo.ooo.
Population Of United States With It's
Island Possessions.

Washington, D G., Aug, 26 Tie total
population Of the United States and is
land possessions may be l00000000 ac.
eording to an unofficial estimate By Gem
sais Director Dnrand to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
ABDUL HAMID IN HIDING.
High Government Officials Believed to
Know His whereabouts.

Constantinople, Aug. 26 The runor
IL extant that Abdul Haund has been
muggled out Of Villa Allatini at salon
liza and shut up in some villa which IS
known Only to the high government 81.
llciais, This rnmor WAS revived to-day
by the publication of the story Of his
alleaed eseape
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26

COAL FAMINE INEVITABLE.
collieries in Russia Shut Down and Prob.
ably 100000 Cholera Cases There.

st. Petersburg, Russia Aug. 26 Chol-
era throughout Russia has taken sci.
rious turn from an industrial standpoint
owing ID the shutting down of nearly
all the eollieries in southern Russia.
That there will be serious coal famine
this winter II inevitable. II was oifieiai-
III stated to-day that there ate $4,000
cases Of cholera III Rus but il is
generally believed thata there are over
100000 cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
CONSUL REcALLED FRoM MANILA.
His "Pernicious Activity" Caused the
Move. It Is said.

Manila, Aug. Is Consul Iwaya Of
Japan has been recalled at the request
It Is reported. Of Secretary Dickinson.
because d his pernieious activity in
the PhilippineA