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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
NOVEMBER CROP REPORT.
Government Statistics on Cereals
Show Corn Quality sos.

Government Statistics on Cereals
Show Corn Quality sos.
Washington. Nov. s.--The November
crop report of the department OF agri-
culture, issued today. is as follows:
Corn-Production. 2.278 100000 bush
els: acre yield. 239 bushels: quality.
sos; per cent OF 1910 crop remaining
u, farms Nov. I, ~ or 132.o63.0o0
bushels.
Buckwheat - Production, 17.05l.000
bushels: acre yield. 21.S bushels: quail
ity. s7.9.
Potatoes Production, sl,f35.0OO
bushels; acre yield. sos bushels; quail
Ny, $50
Flax seed Production, 2l.6SZ,000
bushels; acre yield, ~ bushels; quail
ity. s3.5.
Tobacco Production, 790.663.O0O
pounds: acre yield, ss5.2 pounds; quail
ity S6.1.
Whcat-weight. per bushei. 57.s
pounds.
oats--weight, per bushel. 331 pounds.
Barley Weight per bushcl. AS
pounds.
Apples-Production. s24 per cent Of
full crop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
OPERATORS GET iNcREAsE.

Tslssraphsrs on Baltimore Lines Ga
Better Wages and Shorter Neur0.
Washington. Nov. s.--An increase ~
wages. averaging about. per cent -.
duced working hours, and the allofan0
of q lump sum Of $4,000. have 6eeA
granted to the Baltimore & Ohi0t Ana
the Baltimore & Southwestern roslfcAA
telegraphers. An agreement was +eoo6G.
ed with the men thru the nediA41qn, NSs
der the Eraman act and judge knaoN
OF the commerce court anA IA66g
Commissioner Neill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
RECESS BEFORE NOV. q.
lorimsr Soon TO Close Iovssaisatisn
in Chicaaa 4

Chicago. NOV. S.-Senator william
Dillingham;. of Vermont, chairman saf
the senate committce investigating
Lorimer's election. announced today
that the committee would take . re-
cess not later than Nov. "a. to re,
assemble In Washington. Dec. s.
Otis Yarbrough was the only. Wit
ness called to the stand at the morn
ing session. He was cross-cxarnined
by Attorney Hencoy %he tried 70 shnn'
that his testimony had been what he
called framed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
eALroUR ours leAngRsts.p

Rsaisns - hsaa sf 0sNesWNsssle o..
petition PesU6a
London, Nov s-A: J. DAl1oN1 -
resigned the leadcrship oe the q
tiOn. - SIS. IS s M - ss
Census Nspsrts en esetsn otNN
washington, Nov. s.--The ceno NJ 6sa
reAu reports eossssss::: ss!.neA 10 N0Ass 11Ai
follows: United 6tates. 9.9sS. III aulSe;
round bales. ss,aAs; Sea Island. ri f:4ss
Florida. :0.s74: Georgia. s,iscs <spsk ~
Carolina. l,S63. s s%S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
DETECTIVES SEEK EVIDENCE.
Former visitors at vsrn,iiya Home
Asked Regarding Brown Pepper Box.

Chicago. Nov. s.-The police today
began their search along the different
trails in their effort to get evidence
that will connect Mrs. Louise Vermilya
with the poisoning of Policeman Bis
sonette, former. boarder at her home.
Detectives interviewed persons who
are known to have partaken of food at
the Vermilya home at different times.
They were asked about the brown pep
per box from which Mrs. Vermilya
gave herself poison last Saturday. The
suspected woman sleeps and eats well
and, according to physicians. has
gained strength In her quarters in the
county Jail. 49,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN JAIL.
insane Man Tried to Hang Himself
Following Arrest at Dubuque.

SpecIaI 20 1WHes- HePup11caH
Dubuque, Nov. S.-William II. Hur-
guim, aged 45. attempted to kill himself
in. the county jail here this afternoon
He was picked up this morning on the
streets suspected OF being insane. He
tied his clothing around his neck and
attempted to hang himself. He is be-
lieved to have been refugee from
some insane asylum, and his home Is
supposed to be in Mendoza, Wis. He
was placed in Q sanatorium for safe
keeping.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08

Hodgenyills. KY. Nov. s.-The me-
mortal hall to Abraham Lincoln, erect
ed on the old Lincoln farm will
no dedicated tomorrow. in the
peesence of President Taft, Chief
Justice EDWARD Douglass White.
sok the sunrelne court Of the United
at1tSOa the governors Of several
statel; SENATORS, congressmen and men
pfolainint 81 literature and In public
ii4a The Itncolp farm 10 located near
Hodeeuvtl1 ana . large number Of
5,e1as yis. N Ss,smele there to Witness
3ils, IS b6pila ins sof sssnjts
humble lne dabn n atich
sA6ya1AD I6otn was born 101 yaarG
3xgo IN LinS6ln Farm Associations
stufq soaeS the farm. thesmandfjal
build djse. = N6ich. has bssn srscted at .
si9ot 10 III 100. ard 100000. Tor main.
the federal government.
l2t chieeled Into the granite on one side
sdS the .build ldingis the ioiidw :s.ss .::::sc.:r
Hers, over the log cabin where
y AHeahans IAncoln was born. destin-
"a 70 pieservs the union and free
g 8; the slaye Erateful people have
s Jllcatea this aissnorial to unity,
1aee - brotherhood asnor,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Quiet at Psk;ns,

Peking, Nov. g. $50 .. sn.-The sit
untion mere was practically unaltered
last night. Tho emperor and doWnSe::
empress and others OF the court ac-
cordinx to the foreign board are still
at the winter palace and do not intend
49,, Jnnori .sst
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
ELECT ENTIRE srATg TlcK9r.1
LARoEsr MAJORITY III
YgARo "
OLD MAN or ~ vGARs sls
NAMED CHIEF gxgcuTvva
Democratic Lssislstusss chsesn sN6
Election 81 Ollie James @ oenaAoe
Mecrsary. Successful! Candidate isr
Governor. Elected g Same pesltloW
Thirty. TIVE Years ASo.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. s.--Aftsr Sosr
years Of republican rule KENTUCKY
awoke this morning to complete he
counting Of majorities her voters gavs
yesterday to practically al the demo-
cratic candidates In the state. T6o
next administration goes into ofelosi
with . higher endorsement than &C.
corded to any set Of candidates IN
years % ~
James Bennett McCreary, SoveEDr
OF Kentucky thirty-two years ag0. -
been elected. at the axe OF q yaArA by
"a majority Of moro than Se.oee. Has.
opponent was Judge DdwnFd OfNAAr.
The vote on the Samaindef cf III stafo
ticket IL not coinpleted. yaltho q u sIe-
sured that every democratic nonAi1ee
has been elected by . majority abQts
as large as that received by AoCreal
The state legislature win havss
democratic majority OF shout eig4t9-
five sufficient to dispci Any ao::sss IS ccS
the election OF Congressman JauAe6 ~
the United States senate ~ succe@6r
to Senator Payner. James II the nosli.'
nee OF tho state democratic primary
The city Of Lexington voted 60 adopf
the commission form Of governInent
two years hence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
eEATTir 70 PENITENTIARv.

virsinian Leeksd in Condemned Ward
"a Await Execution.
+ Richmond. .Na.. Nov. s.-Henry Clay
Beattte. Jr, condemned to die Nov. "a,
for the murder OF his young wife. was
removed today from tho city hall to
the penitentiary to await execution.
He was locked in a cell in the con.
demned ward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08

IS indianapolis, Nov. s.-Twenty days
were granted today by the Indiana su-
preme court for the shling Of briefs IN
the appeal OF the international Associ-
At!on Of Bridge and structural Iron
Workers from an, order Of Judge
Markey OF the criminal court Of this
county. turning over the books of the
association to the federal grand jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Battle in Prosrsss in Nankins.

6attl0kIn Ht00fooo ~ NankSn8..
Shanghai, Nov. 9.-Fighting at Nam
king began at SSoclock this morning.
The Manchus are strongly entrenched
on Purple hill. which comm"nds the
city. and unless they grow disheartened
and voluntarily. surrender their posi-
tion 1t Is believed to be impregnable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
THIRD OF JURY SECURED
Four Men Accepted and Now Beyond
Challenge in Mekamara cass-Hops
ITO Complete Jury ey Dee. rs.

Los Angeles, Nov. s.-Four full
-fiedged Jurors immune from challenge
or future elimination, unless they be-
come i'll. completing approximately
.one-third of the task of selecting a
Jury to try James B. Mcnamara. was
the. outlook today after practically Ave
weeks of work. The chances for agree
,Ing upon jury before the middle Of
December are considered good.
The defense at the convening Of
court announced that 1t would exercise
HS peremptory challenges for tho pres-
ent. This left i've mon IN the box to
be sworn IN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
soe;al;sts Elect Several Msys,,.

Cleveland. Nov. S.--Unofflcial -
turns today show that the sociaiists
have elected mayors in Canton and
Lima. two large Ohio cities and that
they have won the mayoralty election
In eight smaller cities. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
couar, Approves PLAN.

'-sts- 49,. =. >. ?.
Oisinsssratien f;s" es !ssseec Trnet
Accepted with Medi6eat'sns.
New York, Nov. S.-The United
states. court. today approved the to-
bacco disintesration plan with mOdi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
wIIsoN JURY OUT.

Nc Asrssnest Rsaehed Alter Several
s.. Hours eS Dslibsratien.
: Sac City, .NoS. .s.-The' jury. In the
case .of Clifford, Wilson, accused OF
numbering Andrew White and son
James, which went out at $40 last
night, was still out at noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
NANkING ATTACKED
Lora Dreaded Assault BY Rebels Be-
aun-Rspulssd in First Attaek-Situ.
alton at Pskins UnaItsrsd.

Nanking, China. Nov. S.-The people
here were awakened today by heavy
firing The long dreaded attack by the
revolutionists had begun. The Manchu
general In commsnd OF the imperial
troops occupying the heights Of Purple
mountain. refused all dcruande Of the
reformers.
Several thousand troops attacked this
stronghold with riies but were re-.
pulsed with the loss OF more than 100
killed. They are now occupying the
lower grounds and are prepared to re-
new the assault. ~ &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today


The Weather.
Sun rises Nov. Q At $40. sots 1t %:As.
lowa--Rain tonight and ThursdAy:
warmer tonight: colder In west por-
tion Thursday.
1llinois--Rain tonight and Thurs.
day; warmer tonight.
South Dakota--Rain or snow and
colder tonight; Thursday much colder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
union L.bor c.nd;dates ~

San Francisco. Nov. S-F1nA1 returns
show that Charles NJ. Ficksrt, incum-
bent. was elected over Ralph NJ. Hak-
horn for district attorney by = vote OF
35.072 to 33,467. Fickert was supported
by union labor. Z {Ff1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Hard Blow 70 1ammany.

New York. Nov. s.-Thes result Of the
election in this state and city was a
severe setback for the democrats. The
assembly. which at present Is demo-
cratic. will be republican fby about the
same majority the democrats now
have. According to present indica-
tions, the republicans VIII have 102
members. the democrats u, and the So
cialists 1. ~ 4.
Tammany has carried its judicial
and county ticket in New York county
by about 5000 or 1000. bnt the fusion :
lists have carried most Of their ticket
thru in Kings county. The Tammany
plurality in this county is greatly re.
duced.
The race for distritt attorney in
Kings county was close, But the repub-
lican candidate won. The judicial scan
dal in Kings county helped the fusion
lists.
In New York county, Tammany
elected twenty-one aldermen. In 1909
twenty two Tammany aldermen we're
elected. The board Of, aldermenS re-
mains democratic by SSg to IS. The
president of the board issa fusionist,
Wilistt Last onse Ticket. ,s =.
The candidacy Of William Willett for
the supreme court in tizs Second jndi-
cial district proved a severe handjcap
to the democrats thruouta the district
as we'll as In Kings county. He ran
last on the ticket, but WIS not far be-
hind Ketchum.
The entire fusion judiciary ticket. was
elected, but Callahan onsthe democratic
ticket ran far ahead ofShis colleagues.
I OF the ten democraticSassemblyrhei
who bolted the United States. senator
ship Joint caucus LAST January re.
nominated this year allEbut two failed
of re reelection. The two who were re-
elected were j. K. Evans Of sullivan
county and Miner McDaniels of 1omp.
kins county. The defeated insurgents
were Martin OF sSaratog9. Saunders OF
Columbia, Drummond s OF ECayuga
wheeler Of Delaware. Brace Of Mont.
gomery. Beach Of Tioga, Miller Of
otsego, and Bridenbetker Of Hefki-
mer: 81 -t--s' {
|, Barnes plsassd with Result. Z 4.
There was great jubilatlon at.tta ye.
publican state headQu1fters In wSSt
Thirty yJn3nth street William Dsstes,
Jrs cha5lwau o6 the spuhlicsnsseaSe
committee. fresh from his swVepdng
victory In his home county. cams "a
town ana was surro,lnted by his fellow
republiCan campaignerts Il The t006D.
ture Of the assembly Hy Republicans
was regarded In part 40 an evidences Of
Barnes generalship al = =. - - =.
4 THE result Of the e1DEfion Ia every.
part OF the state" he sfid, Indicates .
revival Of confidence ~ the reputatcan
party and positive !rsbuke. TO the
legiRlAt8Ve feTOr0 nj II ri ann
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Tslssraphio News:
Even Break In Elections.
Republicans Win Back New York
and New Jersey.
kentucky Lost to Democrats.
Foss Governor OF Massachusetts.
New Mexico Probably Democratic.
Lincoln Statue Unveiled.
Kenyon Upholds Sherman Law.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Bashor May Lead Democrats.
Separate Trials For Larsons.
Black Hand Crimes Charged to
Crazy Man.
Mrs Jordan Can't Clear Assault
Mystery.
Conference of Charities and Cor
rections.
Wealthy Woman and Son I'll From
Hunger.
PAGE FIVE.
Story:
The Man Higher Up.
PAGE SIX.
EDITORIAL:
Between Sixteen and Seventy Nine.
Getting Business Men Acquainted.
The Hunchback and The system.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Outside Point OF View.
PAGES SEVEN. NINE. TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
Episcopal Deanery Meets.
Better Fire Protection For Central
City Saves Money Under Commits
sion Plan.
Claim Back Taxes From Realty
Company.
Carney Replies to Marsh.
Former I.eGrand Pastor Weds.
Steiner Before Searchlight Club.
General and Brief City News.
PAG ETWElvE.
Markets and General:
Wheat Rebounds After Sharp Break
Slim Corn Offerings,
Cattle Market Weak.
Demand For Hogs Slow.
Bryan Won't Stay Put.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Socialist Gains in Nliss;ss; -.

jackson. Miss,. Nov. S.-Furthsr .re-
turns early today from yestssdAy.ss
election Indicate that Theodore g. Dlf.
bo. denlocratic candidate for lieutsA,
ant governor. will not lead his oppon-
ent james r. Lester. socialist. W nlceN
than 5000 out OF $4,000 TO 3ksse yetss
pclled ~ 8 3. .3sss 4 81 ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Died While Jskins Win Friends.

Il Des Moines, Nov. S.-While joking
with friends and apparently in good
health. Eugene 0'Connell fell dead
Heart failure was tho ca9kEs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
DISORDERS IN PEklNe.
Part Of City Reported Burned and
MANY Aeportsd Massacred

Tien- -Tsin, Nov Sit Ia rumored
persistently that grave disorders broke
out at Picking last night. that parts Of
the suburbs, were burned, and that
some massacres took place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19

Tho Erca,c. "a, ~ the sheep
grower at present 10 the stomach
worm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19
OKLAHOMNs OLDEST FARMER
c. II. Cowdcn Of Elk city to Celebrate
DIST Birthday Soon.

Sp,Dial 10 tho World
Ll Reno, Okla, May 17.-C. H..
Cowden probably has a solid founda-
tIon for his claim that he Is the Oldest
working farmer in oklahoma He
viii be 81 years Of age May q. and
he has Just returned from his farm
near Elk Cl,y where he followed the
plow while turning forty acres Of soil.
Mr.. Cowden was soldier in the
Mexican war siXty-five years ago and
for several years past he has furnish
ed much information to the war de-
parmcnt In the way OF historical
sketches Of the occurrences during
the war The records Of the war de-
partment were incomplete and Mr.,
Cowdcn IS one Of the few survivors
Of that war whose recollectIons Of
the stirring events are clear enough
90 be Of value historically.
lie reads with keen interest the ac-
counts now being published Of the
present tropbles in Mexico
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19
Second HYDE TRIAL
occurs IN September
SINTEENTH OF OCTOBER SET
NO CHANGE or VENUE WAS
ASKED BN DEFENSE.


Kansas Guy May IS.-pr b. clark
IiNdes second irlal has been set FOR
october 10. At that time illl the u
indictments charging him with crimes
connected with the death ana sick
ness IN the SWope household at In
dependence WIN hr coII'd. HIS re.
'rlh' ON l"' Indictment 'h'rElng MN
with the murder of Thomas H. Swopo
probably won't begin then as the
'r'Nl o'l' was made over tine protest
OF NliSlI 'onNIlns, the county prose
'ullr'
Mr' ''hNI'S s'ud ne could NOT
promise definitely mat the Time
would Ice ready al that timo. 'Nhcn
u "''' Tor iri'I rs set. ne protested.
NHNl lo hr sure ihat.the state VIII
h' AhIe 'o announce ready when the
'''' Is called u could not do u ON
mat date.
Ihr changed condition IN Doctor
'''"' $ case was apparent When ne
appeared ln court The states at
'''"'NS' inc "EEFrssors before ihe SUI
promo court opinion gave the rhvsi-
wa" a. me-" u,.'l Nere clearly ON
,N' o'I'hSlNe IIthtins pack the de-
.,"''liS counsel Ana Doctor aud
Mrs. lINu' were mrr" spectators of
ioe court pr''rr',ogs They took
seats S'u' hN Side IN the rear o' the
courtroom among the crowd When it
was over iheN got mp and quietly
walked out 70 the waiting electric
car.
MIR. 'onNlnr, stIIl I'm M hc1lth. had
returned to Kansas city To ottond the
proceedings against ,hc advice of m-
physician He conferred with Henry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19
ARRNNGEs SUMMER SCHOOLS.

Special to the World
l. oklahoma city, May Estate
Superintendent Wilson has arranged
three sets Of dates for the summer
teachers institutes in the various
counties. The first series will begin
June s and continue four weeks. The
second begins July I, and the third
August 3, each continuing four weeks.
The various counties are permitted to
select one Of the periods within which
to hold county Institutes. The dates
do not apply to the summer normals
conducted IN connection with state
educational institutions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19
TO TALK ON CHEAPER ROADS,
u. Ward King WIN Tell Oklahomans
How 20 Build Them.

Special 90 the World
MusNogcc, okla, May 1S,--A SER
ics Of addresses by d. Ward King of
which are cheaper he says, Will he
given In oklahoma durng the month
Of June This city win be included in
the itinerary.
Mr. King spoke IN Muskogee about
two years ugo under the auspices Of
the Commercial club, one outcome of
that meeting was the unique parade
Of thirty splitloE drags hauled he.
hind thirty motor cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-19
N HONOR or J. L. HURLEY.
Santa Fc Ia Give the Late OFFICIALS
Name Ia Park Near Shop..

Topeka, May lS,-Topcka ls plan.
ming the location of a now park Just
south of the Santa Fo shop district
to he called Hurley park m honor
Of the late James r., Hurley general
manager Of the Santa l'c railroad,
Santa Fc officials are planning "a
monument to Mr.. Nrgo,'s memory
and an effort will be made to have
the monument placed In the new park
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
MAUI BURGLAR IS
CAUGHT At KAHUKU

A long run by auto to the Kahuliu
camps made by Chief Mepulio aud
Special pnieer Minyiello resulted, yes,
torday, IN the capture of Alfonso sava-
rez, u young Porto ltican wanted on
Maui for burglary In the first degree
sbofif jarrett received letter from
the Maui county sherf several days
ngo ielllng him TINT snyarez was want.
cd on tho Valley Isle for barglariging
tho llamakuapok0 store aud taking q
quantity Of clothing shoes, pocket
knives and so forth, The letter added
that the boy had left for Honolulu on
the Claudlpe and that " WIS supposed
that be would 20 70 Knhullu whore he
ind relatives
He WIS found IN the camp aa sup
posed, and Immediately plneed under ~
rest awaiting tho arrival Of an olleeI
from Maui somo of tho knives . pain
Of shoes and other items Ia the liat ol
loot were found on him lie eIQimH hai
be- WIS The whichmnn on tho proposition
and that tho huglnHsipa had bear
done by three lluWailan boys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
CHOLERA SITUATION
IN FUNCHAL WORSE
Serious Discomfort With Lisbon
Food, Medicine and Nurses
Are Wanted Badly.

FUNOHAL, Madeira, December "a
Tho cholera epidemic ia increasing.
There have been 800 cases with 200
DEATHS, about half Of them In Funchal,
since the outbreak started two months
ago.
General discomfort Is felt against the
Lisbon government, There has been no
communication with Lisbon for three
weeks. A money grant has been made,
but more IL required, Medical stores,
doctors and nurses also are needed,
Serious rioting occurred yesterday at
the village OF MaGbico ten miles dis,
tnnt from lunchal. The houses Of physl.
clans and civil authOrities wer0 attack.
cd ana medical stores were destroyed.
Tho jHil was opened and the prisoners
wcro rGleased. Troops were sent 10 the
village and order was restored.
Lisbon troops are needed 10 preserve
order horo, The government has an.
nounced on several occasions thai
ir0opp have been despatched, but they
have not YET arrived,
The ignorance Of the lower Glnasaf
makes the situation dililcult, but The
local authorities nre doing everything
Ia thor power TO cope with the danger
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-06
REMAINS RECOVERED
FROM MAINE WRECK
First Bones of Victims Of the
BattIesbIp Explosion Are
Found.

HAVANA, January i,-The arst
human romans from the battlesbip
Maine, blown up in Havana harbor ih
Pebfuhryi lsVs, were recovered today,
aller nearly eleyon yoaTs burial IN tL6
WFeek The bones wore taken up by
4 dfedge, which is engaged ia the' pr6-
llminary work Of sinking tho biz
calssQns around tho hull Of tho historic
vessel
Under an net Of congress making tho
necessary appropriation, the work OF
raising the Maine was pTaCtieally com
menGed on September 10, when GDl
william NJ, Black and Cart. Ilmlev b.
fGrgusouJ Engineer Corps, United
states Army begin taking a0updinas
commission Of experts, consisting
for the most part Of army engipeers,
visited Havana and Tho scene of ne
wreck early IN October and tho plans
for The great work, upoD which tho
world may bG anid 10 have ita eyes
liNed, were completed.
The work gf sinking Tho stool EMISSIONS
y being continued without hitch.
These consist ~ steel bars, Rr0qved l0
~, being sum- around tho wreck, and
whom they arn completed tho wgtar VIII
be pumped ont and ihe wreck af The
bottom of The harhor laid bare,
Meanwhile ihp dfeine, nndar diTee-
lion Of G0ptpet0rp q 'liQlrfe, h aG0aplng
oui The mud ip winch lhe wreck ii iW
bedded ana u was during This Qpara
ton that tho drat rnmHipa were foppd
yesterday,