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Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
NO COTTON GAMBLING
If Proposed Anti Aption Bill Be
 comes Law

Washington. April 5.-A sweeping anti-option bill. the product of an exhaustive investigation by the house committee on agriculture after three weeks executive deliberation by 8 subcommittee restricting the opera : ton of the proposed Legislation to the cotton interests. instead of applying it all farm products. was introduced today.
 I'm, house will consider ii tomor- row
 The new bill follows substantially the lines of the old Scott bill it's prin- cipal changes being tho elimination of it's application to grain exchanges. Ii prohibits the use of wires for tho transmission of orders for margin cotton trades.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
OKLAHOMA MORE DEMOCRATIC

Oklahoma City. April 5.-Reports from forty of the fifty cities of the first class in oklahoma that held elections today indicate large democratic gains. With possibly six exceptions the re- publicans either lost control of city councils or were heavier losers than in former years. An injunction involv- ing alleged fraud in the adoption of the city charter prevented an election in Shawnee
 Oklahoma City gave the democrats the largest majority the council has had in years.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
WEALTHY WIDOW SUICIDES.
Had Been Under Suspicion of Robbery
 of Vanderbilt Estate.

New York. April 5.-Mrs. Bertha Beyer. a wealthy widow. who has been under examination in the investigation of the robbery of the Deepdale estate of W. K Vanderbilt. Jr. several months ago. killed herself today at her home at Mineola. l.. |
 She left several letters that may eN- plain her motive for ending her life. The coroner refuses to reveal their contents
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
uYNcHeo BY NEGROES.
A Man and a Woman Charged With
 Killing Their Partners.

Keo. Ark. April 5.-A mob com posed entirely of negroes overpowered Constaple Mallory four miles north of this place last night, seized two negro prisoners. one woman. and shot them to death and then hanged their bodies. The victims were charged with killing the husband of the woman and the wife of the man.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
THE INSURGENTS
 THREATEN MANN.

Washington, April 5.--Repre- sentative Mann of Chicago, chairman of the house commit , tee on interstate and foreign commerce one of the republican leaders is to have 'insurgent" opposition for re-nomination, according to information at tho capitol today.
 Walter Jones, member of the IlIiuois senate and author of the state primary law is said to be grooming himself for race against Mann at the primaries. MT Mann declared that the In-
 surgent strength in his district
 was not such as to cause appre-
 hensiOn.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

THE "hiGhER UPS"
 MAY COME TODAY.

Pittsburg. April 5.-The prom . ise of District Attorney Blakely that the grand jury's present ment naming men higher up in , the graft scandal would come to- day. was not fulfilled. but the prosecutor tonight said il seemed certain" that this much waited stage of the graft inquiry would be reached tomorrow.
 A victory for the prosecuting officers today was the confession
 of Morris Einstein. select coun- cilman. charged with receiving
 t20.000 from the Workingmen's Savings & Trust company of AL
 legheny for distribution as bribes.
 Its all off. I've pleaded guilty and resigned from the council"
 'aid Elnstein as he left the court
 house.
 Einstein is the last, it is said. of the big fellows on the council
 manic side of the grating.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A SLUMP IN COTTON.
The Bull Movement Appears to Have
 Been Abandoned.

New York. April 5-The cotton market was more sensatiOnally active excited today than at any time since the first bull movement of the sea son culIhinated in a big break last January. Selling was general anu at the low level the days price showed loss from $5.l5 10 s5.sj per bale on active months as compared with the high level last week.
 The general opinion was while thS break was in progress that it re flected an abandonment of the bull campaiign in May contracts I-. In the last few minutes of traSirS there was a big demand that took thousands of bales out o! the mar ket and caused a sharp closing rally
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
.BEVER|DGE, PROOF READER
Was Absent When the Bill Was Reached On Calen- dar-Report Was in In diana Where Senator Was Repairing Fences

Washington. April 5--t Special )-- When the statehood bill was reached on the senate calendar today. Senator BOrah of Idaho asked why Senator Beveridge had not submitted his report on the bill The question led to spir ited colloquv among the senators.
 Senator Lodge explained that the re- port had not been printed because it had not been proof-read and could Dot be read until the chairman Of the com mittee on territories returned from h. diana. senator Borah showed-s good deal of impatience. but the whole sub ject was allowed to go over
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
AMERICANS IN COLUMBIA.
The State Department iutervenes for
 Their Protection.

Washington. April 5.-Owing to the intense feeling that still exists in Bo- gotta. Columbia. against street rail way officials who are Americans. the department of state has teleGraphed Minister Northcott to use his good of fices to secure fair treatment for of ficials of the company should there be a danger of infringement of their rights.
 Dispatches from Bogota indicate that while the riotous demonstration ceased there is no question but that there is a widespread feeling of hos tility toward Americans in general, and on the slightest provocation. the demonstration will be resumed.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A MARiCOPA FIRE.
Th. Mccarthy Hotel Was Barely
 Saved.

AIaricopa. Ariz. April 5.-Thc Me Carthy hotel was saved from dcstrUc- ton by tire at seven o'clock last even ing by the q,iick And efficient action of the Southern Pacific employees and citizens with their station fire ap- paratus
 The fire started in the engine room destroying that building as well as the laundry.
 Leslie, Bennett. son of Mrs. Me Cartly was badly burned about the hands and arms. The Chinese laun- dryInan was also badly burned.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A klDNApPER
 APPREHENDED

Kansas City. April 5.-T. w , Helm, of Bakersfield. Calf, was arrested tonight and is held pending an investigation of , charge that he had Kidnapped his son Gordon. aged three. from the child's mother Thurs day.
 The alleged Kidnapping took place at Bakersfield Immedi-
 ately after securing the child.
 Helm is said to have rushed the
 boy away to Los Angeles in an
 automobile. and arrived in Kan
 sas City on Sunday.
 Helm denied his identity
 maintaining that his name was
 Harris. He was identified by
 a tattoo mark on his arm.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
HETTY GREENS HEALTH.
Her Son Denies Report of Her IT,
 ness.

New York. April 5.-A report was current in New York tonight that Hctty Green was seriously i'll. but ac- cordinS to statement by her son T.. II. Green of Texas, now in this city. such rumors are unfounded. -
 He said: Colonel Green author izes the announcement that reports of his mothers illness are unfounded She enjoyed an automobile ride to- day''
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
WITH CASH AND SOLDIERS.
The Transport Sherman Sails For the
 Philippines.

san Francisco. April With si0.- 600.600 in Filipino coinage in her hold, and 1000 passengers, including the Ninth Infantry. troop F.. of the Four teenth cavalry and recruits. the trans port Sherman sailed for Manila today via Honolulu and Guam
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
NO POSTAGE STAMPS
Win be Required Of exPresidents or Their Widows.

Washington. April 5.-FOrmer Pres ideht Roosevelt and every other cX- president in tue future will be entitled to send mail free of postage. if a bill favorably reported by the house com mittee on postoffice today becomes g law
 The franking privilege is also ek tended to the widows of former pres idents.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
A FARMER AND A PIANO.

Visslia. Cal. April 5.--His willing ness to aid in unloading piano at the Crystal theater today cost Wil- liam Bates. a farmer. his life. He was crushed and instantly killed under the heavy instrument. He leaves widow and several children
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
THE GRANsY PROPERTY.
Experts Will Look Into IL to Deter
 mine Its Condition.

New York April 5-The directors of the Granby Mining. Sneitifis and Power company. limited. the stccS which recently had sensational. decline in the Boston copper market met here today and decided to Order a full investigation of their prOperty by experts.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
REPUBLICANS CARRY GUTHRIE

Guthrie. April 5.-Republicans won the city election today. The commis- sion form of government was defeated for the second time.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
HARTFORD. CONN. WENT WRONG.

Hartford. Conn. April 5.-FOr the first time in six years the democrats elected a mayor. License carried by q large marjority.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
PANIC AT 4 BUClFIGHT.

The City Of Mexico. April 5-A spe- cial from Zacatecas says that nine per sons were killed and twenty others in jured. three fatally. during panic in a crowd that was leaving the scene or a bullfight there on Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
MORAN RESTED BALDWIN.

New York. April 5.--Owen Moran outpoint6d Matty Baldwin of Boston in a fast tcn-round bout at the Fair mont club tonight. The English boy mont club tonight. The English boy his advantage throughout
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
KANSAS CITY REPUBLICAN,.

Kansas City. April 5.-Republicans were victorious in the municipal cleo ton here.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06
WEATHER TODAY

ARIZONA.-Fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

SZPROTAWA. W dom. Mi4ee
urodxl}o sic dzlecko, kt6re
ME ma 6cz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

sM1G1EL. W tyoh dni.oh "a.
v tutejszym powlec'e orr
Ia, ktdrysprzy rozpietych skrzy-
d}ach m,erzy} 2 m. i 20 en-, a cd
g}owy do konca ogona 80 en-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
.Wz1efO Wszystkie jegO
p1eniadZe.

Czesto ca}y zarobek mezczysny
Idzie na doktordw albo lekarstWa,
ably wyleczyc zoladek, watroba al
Oh ohorobe merck .kt6re ORA Ki1nlgg'a
New Life piguiki wylecza szybko
"a malym kosstem. Najlepsze Z .
dyspepsYe, n,estrawnos6, zdtcio--
zapachnie, z5ltaczke, malar
RE ! os{abien1e. ESQ " apiece NJ
j. Kowalewskiegu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
zastrzell} z zemsty " marcu z. !.
ilspektora Damra1ha v d oe,braoh
sp:tsing " Prussoh poniewaz NAL
st6snek m,}osny : pewna 1sluzebna
dziewczyna. ..
STARRY Me

starry WARTEMBORK. Me
ogled le zabawlenie sic broni9 sta
10 sic znowu przYczyna nleszczescia.
Pos edziciel p. Kluth zaw,eszona
mia} W pokoju ma .6cianie fuzye do
po1owanla. Gdy we wtorek dzieci
pozosta}y d&azszy czas same v il
bic 8 .letni synek zdja} fuzye re
6c:any i wymierzy} do lezacego "
kc1ysce 3 letniego ~braciszka. W
tenn pad} %sslrza}, k}adacy maleh~
stwo ma miejscu trupem. Zrozpaczo:-
ny oiciec zastat W kolebce zimne
zw}oki sweGo dz~iecieoia. Zawlado~
NH Oh 0 wypadku tym prokurato"
rye, twierdzi jednak, re fuzya nj
byla nablta l nabi6 ja musla} do
piero syn jego. W sprawie tel
wytoczono sledztwo:. odby}a sic
tel sekcya zw}ok zastrzelonego
dziecka. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

A@ #%Us "a --|sB ~ NAEBSs
mienie, IL zgadza SIC ma Postawienriee,
5pomnika " parku Uj.zdowRskimn.
.CzFSTOCHO WA az ,eszkansy. tu..
8ttejjsii pred kilkusdGami w~ieczoren,
mie1ii s1pesob nos6 obtdsserw owania ba~
Ionu, mlla mai IA %xnacsnej
wysokokci mad mlastem. Balon ten.
znikl znpe}nie : oczu, to ~blyszezaf
wsr6d chnur, jak gwiazda druglej
wielkoscl, rozrzuoajqc naokolo slu~
by swiat{a z reflektor6w. WYglada-
10 to, jak gdyby balon badal okoll~
ce.
Pc godziuie 8 tajen,czy balon POI
szybowa} W kierunku granlcy pru-
skiej i xkr6tce znik} zupe}nis 2
Oczu. :
CZEsTOCHoWA. W do u 9 2.
m. o godz. I wieczorem ma ul. Kra-
kowskiej n,eznani sprawcy porani~
Ii .strza}ami z rewolver6w trzech
s,raznikdw. Napastnacy zbieggli.
Natychmiast 20 zamachu obsta-
wiono wicjjskiem ulice, Kraxdwska,
Matq, Mokfa i i 'czsasct: stsno wei,
gdaie zatrzymano l57 os6b.z k.6*
rych Ice: pc INTERCHANGEABLE 10
woln1ono, 81 zatrzymano. Zarza5:
dzono r6wniez rewizye W mieszka
niu J6zefa kuczaka, pray ulicy Kra-
kowskiej No. IS.
"Niezaleznle Cd teg ma moscie q
resztowano Jana DzjadczyAa. Pio-
ira Dziadczyka i Franciszka Kozlln-
skiego, PREY kt6rych zualeaiono diva
brauningi, a W nlch by}y pc try
kule niewystrzelone. Dziadczykowie
podejrzani 50 r6wniez a zab6jstwo
ma]stra fabryki ,,Czestocho wiaka
| Wiznera.
. '.' -. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

wa liczy 1912 mieszkanc6w, m,edzY
MINI 4744 bastolikdw: wedle urze
dowe,glo, obliczenia wynosi liczbaa
,katohk6w polsklch 585 . kaszub-
skieh 81, Jsk w1adomo, So kksszub--.
sikie tez po11skiemi, albowiem ~.
szubska nova jest tylko narze+
czem polskiej j mniej sic r6zni cd
polskich jak ,,plattdeu: sch" cd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

49, u 1850 n..ad..
.,-au.;ato = tntais,ur domn ch6-
rvch oreracva. ktdra .;a s.cze6l,Vie
,,d.}a. Zdiato al6re ! ,da svnov;
ii. ar.
olRAELCE. " NlerocKu rAu"
cha s1e " n'eoz'efe ao@ietnia "ar3a
KogoWska, clerp'aca na umys'e' 2
fopataw reku ma sWasseosl"4 ma~
tke ! zadafa }ej c'eakie ran gios
We tax ze mafo jest naoz'e' u''zy'
mania ]e] PREY zyclu' ofa6an oo-
stawlono 40 o'rzelca''
ohloL.nnoh "a, uno,.,ovono "a
,nn, ;.ko n-1arouo,o
ZGoRzELICE. Naucxvc,el Eber-
lin " Rothenbur,o . 40. ,atach
a}uzhv mia} otrzvma6 n.orodc
or}a ordern Hohe,zo1,ern6v. 2 10;
okazv, urzadzono akt u~rooz7stv. y
,nanektor,nov ;ato = wall ;u& rio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
ss ; ~. 'tt.- .S
re SLASKA.

ZORY. Pred .k,lkoma miesiaca-.
mi yosta4a niejaka g. PREY m}6ce-
niu poochwycona przez maszyDe q
glove, przyczem zasta}a jej Gala
skora 2 glowy zdarta. Rama ME
cbcia}a sic zago'c, gdyt potrzeba
byio do tego sk6ry ludskiej. of'a-
row. al sic " t. m ceiu iej dwudzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10

GRUDZ1ADZ. skutklem nieo~
stroznego obchodzenia sc z bro
MA palma zaszed} wypadek uiesz-
.cze6liwy. Uczeh s1kolnY Wellandt
bawi} sic rewolwerem, gdy nagle
padl strzat, .kt6ry uyodzi} :owarzy~
sza ]ego w. W okolice:serca. Kuli
dotad ME zdofano wyjat, wskueek
c,ego zagraza chtopcu niebezpie~
czehstwo utraiy 5ycia.
- W.pogr1ebie lekarza S. pisa
werego Budzyhskiego wzie'a udzis}
wielka liczba publicznosci. Kon@
dukt za4obny prowadzil przyjaciel
zmar}ego ks. w,karr Konitzer re
Mad grobem przemawiali:
.po polsku rs. vik. Bruski a po
niemiecku ks. WIKI. Gostomski.
OLIVIA. Nareazcie 20 wielu pi~
saniaeh nadesz}o cd rzadu pruskie:
go pozwolenie ma osiedlenie tn
Siostr Elzbietan k ale pod tym
wsrunkiem, zeby .Siostry by}y pc
chodsenia niemie;kiego jezykien
niemieckim dobrze w}ada1y''. Oil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
z PRuS POLSKICH.

w TORUNIU wydarzy} sig ma
zabaw;e ezkolnej bardao smutny
wypadek. Oko}o godz. l W nocy
pablo podczas tanca l7~letnia pan
ma Jackowska, kasyerka W pe1 nym
%interesie ,rzeznickim, l ma mie;scn
skona4a Paraliz polezy1 kres TAX
miodemu zyciu~ ZabawQ natych
Mast Yak ohczono. H.. ..M
MALBORK. Mlmo wszelkich
6rodk6w zapob,egawczych zarzadzo-
nych przeciw :szerzeniu sic epide-
mil, zg1os>ouo. znowu jeden pray
pauek. Wdowa Cieszer z&chorowa{a
BOWEN ma czarnq ospe. Trzynascie
fsmilii mieszkajacych " tym bu~
dynku, podda6 sig musisFy cze
plen!u ospy.
ELBLAG. Kapital.s sta Schmidt z
Rosenortu wraca} z jakiejS u'oczye
stosci noc2 do domu, W ciem~
no6ci wpad{ W dol n%ape}uiony wo-
ds.l utona1. ST..
SKUPSK. u siekiera W reku ma
padf. " srode przed po1udniem pare
bek GIaubach zone w}asclc1 ella door
wsLudwigslust korzystajac nleo
becnosci pana. Przywiaza} on ko-
'>
biete do t6zka, poczcm zrabowa}
SEQ mix. uclek} ma ko}owcu. Me
diuggo sdobycza swoj2 sig oleszy}'
gdyz pc po}adniu juz zna]dowal sig
W rekach policyi-
. r. - - y -t..:. p. .r-ts - = 80 -
KRoLEw1EC w uoieg1& sro~
de dokonano nadziedz;ncu tu-
tejszegc wiezienia wyrcku smierci
ma robotaiku Zygmuucie rurb1e.
Skazancowi, ME um;ejacemu mic pc
niemlecku p~r@eczytano wyrok
6mierci. W jezyku polskim, a poi
miouty potrm stoczy}a sic g}owa
jegow p>asek. Egzekucye wYkona}
kat S':hwietz z Wroclawia. rurba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
z POD M0 az,

s% Sfas
W G '.l!.;,:ls1:, WARlszss" maj
dujemy nsstspujaoy opis sbrodni,
" Bogus1awicach: .Pomiedzy stacy
ami P}udy=a Jab}onna wymordowa~
no rodzinree droznika kolel nadwi n4t
,lanskich Marclna Kurks. Zbrodnia-
re, operojac. nozanlt zamardowali
drosnlka e4s lata), jego ~ae~letnia
zone j troie. drodnYch dsieci. Nor
derstwa dokouan2 W celu rabunku
jak o tenn swiadcza SHADY pladrowao
MIA 20 ca}em mieszkanlu. Straz
ziemska ar%esztowala dw6ch podej~~.
rzanych ludzi, jest aas "a tropie
trzeciego, podobno zo{nlerza, kt6-
rych widz'ano kraaacych " pred
dzien zbrodni oko}o budki droznl~
czej. -Podobno W przeddzich ia
talnej Docy, Kurek miat wyznat 0
' -
wemu zofnierzowi, re ma schowane
W izble ITO RIB. uzbieranych oszcze~
dnosc,. NsjwaznicjszYm jednak wy
padkiem, 6w~ladczacym ma nieko-
rzy6c owego z~oc}nierza, jest to, lie "
kilka godsin pc spetnieniu zbrodn'
v domu drotnika, 4zolniers 6w
.bleg} i uk:ryf sic ME wiadomo
ydZle, @@tfNN7
LITWA.: Welding danych urze"
dowych liczba os6t, kt6re przesz{y
Z prawos}awia ma katolicyzm wyno.
81: " gubernii wllensklej 10, 900, "
grodziensk,ej Sire i " mldskiej
.-E-. s. ~ ~ :. - :. 80 a. r. 1859. ..I III I.
1890. /:
WARSZAWA. Pier. otnY zamiar
wsniesienia pomnika Ssopena ma
plaou Wareckim v Warszawie zmie-
Mono wybrano jake nsjodpovie~
dniejsze mieis, 20 ola monumentalne-.
60 dziela Slymanowskiego park u
jazdowskl.
W. sprawlle tel zWr6cono eie DO
msgistratu, ten zss odwolat sic do
neutrality-suspicious. wlarezawskie-
go, kt6ry 6wiezo nadeslat zawiado-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
z POZNANSKIEGO.

: II n
SMlG1EL. w tyeh dniach "a
strzelono " tutejszym powlecle orr
Ia, kt6rysprzy rozpietych skrzy-
d}ach merry / 2 m. i 20 en-, a cd
g}owy do konca ogona 80 en-.
GNIEZNO. w katedrze stana{
re sk}adek pomnlk SIP. ks, biskupa
Andrzejewicza. Piekny ten pomnik
i,st dzie}em znanego rzezbiarza p.
Ballenstedta z Berlina, kt6ry rodem
Z Gniezna.
CHEKMCE, q stycznia. Ogrom~
ne poloWanie odby}o sig W Chez
miczkacb Nv posiad}osci Ikoloniza-
cyinej). Sledmju mellow dobrze u
zbrojonych wyhra}o SIG ma polowa.
ME. Chodzili, szukal1 i byfo POI
lowanle, jakiego daleko szukac.
Pc zakohczeniu zrobiono przeglad
zdobyczy. .Naliczono jednego
zajaca i i jednego krdlika.
Re wzgledu M Buelowa zajace
sig wynlos{y a kr6likl = jak IVY
kle 49, sic ME daily. Temu tez pr1y
plsac trzeba bedsie Itchy wynlk'
SZPROTAWA. W dom. Mi}ee
dowie urodxl}o sic dzlecko, kt6re
ME ma 6cz.
PlESZEW. Oonjosle odkrycie
W sprawie osmjorakiej zdrodni W
" Bogus{awlcach zrobiono W ubie-
g1a 6rode W Tu,sku pod Plesze-
ven. Podczas m}6cenia zboza re
stogu, odleglego okc}o 500 metr6w
cd miejsca zbrodni, znaleziono 70.
syjski mundur w%ojskcwy, koszule,
spodnle i kurtke. Rzeczy te zagrze-
bane byiy " stogu. Mundur, jakl
tam znaleziono, pochodzi z 81 ro4
.syjskiego pu}ku plechoty, stojacego
ZatOg4 W dAOozl, ktOiyh S1uz]1 tSAr
domniemany morderca Kuf,k6w
Kurts%e niestety robotnicy wrzuc'li
W og'en do lokomotywy, zsnim
policya dowiedzia}a sic 0 donios}em
tenn odkryciu. Aresztowanych
Zdunk6w wypuszczono z wie1lenia'
lpouiewaz okazala sag ich nlewin,
nose. Z
re SLASKA. !
-=ZORY. Pred .kllkoma miesi3ca..,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
CRY TEDDY AS He
Gets LID. DECREE

CAMBRIDGE, England, May 26.-
Theodore Roosevelt today received
from the University of Cambridge the
honorary degree of doctor of laws.
The ceremony was brief and shorn of
much of the usual splendor, but was
marked by much enthusiasm on the
part of the faculty and students, who
gave their guest a splendid reception.
The conferment took place in the
senate house. Only the recipient of
the degree and the public orator. Vice
Chancellor Mason, wore the pink-lined
scarlet robes, while the women of the
audience were in mourning gowns.
When Mr. Roosevelt accepted his
diploma students who crowded the gal
leries shouted, Teddy! Teddy" and
the whole audience cheered.
The proceedings of conferment'we
in Latin. The vice chancellor delivered
a laudatory address, highly praising
Mr.. Roosevelt as a statesman literat-
telr, sportsman and peacemaker.
AS he concluded he handed Mr.
Roosevelt his diploma, while the audi
ence gave three cheers.
Mr.. Roosevelt visited Kings college
and the famous chapel, after which
he went to Trinity college, where he
had tea with Rev. and Mrs. Butler
Later he visited the headquarters of
the Cambridge Union society, of which
he had been elected an honorary men,
ber.
There he met some 700 graduates and
spoke for fifteen minutes in his best
vein. He covered a wide range of
topics from football and lions to good
citizenship and the strenuous life. He
wished that Americans could learn
from Cambridge how to make football
less homicidal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
ALLIES DEFEATED
BY THE REGULARS
Railroad Bill Amendments Lose,
and Taft Measure Will
Pass the Senate
lcontlnued from Rage One,

their opposition on the ground that
sufficient care was not taken to pre-
vent the watering of stocks and the
issuance of both stocks and bonds in
any way that would be injurious to the
general public.
They were, however desirous of
legislation prohibiting what they be-
lieved to be abuses in railroad capital
ization. While, therefore, they were
willing to have the original provisions
eliminated they would not consent to
allow the bill to go to vote without
some effort in the direction of regula-
ton, and Mr. Delivers amendment
was offered with this end in view.
When the senate meets tomorrow
the Dollver amendment, the LaFol-
lette amendment providing for the
physical valuation of railroad prop
erty and the Newlands amendment
providing for the national incorpora-
ton of railroads will be the only sub
jects left for consideration.
If long speeches can be eliminated
there is no reason why a final vote on
the bill should not be reached before
the end of the day. as it is regarded as
certain that all these features will be
rejected
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
SAW MRS. SMITH WITH
UNDERTAKEN, SAY WOMEN
Accuse Ericsson at Hearing Be-
fore Grand Jury

PORTLAND, Ore, May 26.-Eric E.
Ericsson. the undertaken, who had Gus
tody of the money of Mrs. Hanna
Smith, who disappeared from Portland
on May and who is said to have ad-
mitted causing a fake message to be
sent from Los Angeles regarding the
woman, went before the grand jury
which is investigating the mystery
todayS
Ericsons statement to the jury is
said to have been that the last time
he saw the woman was on May s,
when she left his office after drawing
5000 of her money.
Two women, both OF whom claim ac-
uuaintance with Mrs. Smith, came for
ward today and declared positively
they had seen Mrs. Smith on May s
as she left -Griesons establishment
after drawing the money A third
woman declared that few moments
later than the time Mrs. Smith is said
to have visited Ericsson she saw the
undertaken alone in his office reading
newspaper.