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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
MANY Will CO ON THE
REPUBLICAN SPECIAL
STATE WIDE REPUBLICAN TRAIN
WILL LEAVE TULSA AT 1880
4, VI. FRIDAY.

c. o. Jackson, district passenger
agent for the Frisco, was In Tulsn yes
terday>-and stated that sufficient res
ervations have already been made In
all sections OF the state 10 make the
Statewide Republican Special from
Oklahoma to the national convention
one OF the most successful excursions
ever conducted by that road. owing
to the keen rivalry which has been
stirred up among tho different roads
the Frisco Is putting forth special eff
forts to give It's patrons in this state
the best service possible and this, add
ed to growing interest In the conyen-
ton itself is helping to fiji the train
AS previously announced, an obser-
vation car will be started out Of Law
ton on the southwestern division and
standard Pullmans picked up at Ok
lahoma City and other points until
Tulsa is reached, where the principal
section will be made up. Many people
who are going for their summer va
cations to Chicago and even as far as
Niagara Falls and other wapripg
places and summer resorts in the east
and extreme northeast are planning
on taking this train az their return
dates are the same as on the regular
summer excursion tickets with the add
ed advantages OF a special train with
fun modern equipment.
The special will leave Tulsa Friday
June IA at $3.50. Reserva-
tions can be made at any Frisco ticket
office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
PERKINS CAUSED BANKS RUIN
Cnvc out Newspaper Stories thnt
Caused Run on Trust Company
Of America.

NEW YORK, June t0.-Thc blame
for the run on the Trust Company OF
America during the panic or 1907 was
credited today by stories printed In
the New york newspapers upon lnfor-
nation obtained from George w.
Perkins, according TO testimony Civ
on at the resumption Of hearings In
the government suit to dissolve the
United States Steel Corporation.
The testimony was clicitcd by Judge
Dickinson. attorney for the govern
ment In an effort 10 prove that the
run was n part OF n plan 10 ham
mer" the stock Of tho Tennessee Coal
and Iron company In the interests ~
the United States steel Corporation.
which took over the Tennessee COM
pany during the panic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
CAN'T ship IN LIQUOR
toiRr HOLDS TuNr mn INAu.
Lang NCr ~ SIIlLIS
lllIstT
MAY result IN REPEAL
Gives The state the Rlght to prohlhlt
Liquor Irauir Onb Within
state Boundary ldnc-.

NANlllNGToN u. e.. Juno TO-
especial As u the parIN dnvs th,
eastern section of oklahoma on old
lndmn Territory side of the state win
he W dry us the Eahnm dpsort ns
the result ot au opinion handed down
today hy the United states auprems
court which was prepared hy Iustloa
illnoN The court held that federal
prohibition of tho Transportation ot
intoxicating liquors into Eastern OK.
hhomn or the old Indian Territory
was sllll effective ana that porsnns
convicted of importing liquors should
no liable to the same punishment ad-
mlnlstorod before statehood.
THIS rs known ns che Charles Webb
onso ana originated nt Nmiu. Tho
supreme court maintained that thu
enabling act gave oklahoma the right
To regulate purely interstate lluuor
Unillc but maintained that the federal
government stlll had the right. IL be-
INK tho original aud real guardian Of
the Indians 20 enforce the clnllso gov
ornlng tho Interstate introducing of
llluora INTO the eastern side. Tho en-
Nhllhg net provided Htrict prohibition
Hhould reign In the old Indian Terri
tory Tor period Of twcnty-o one years
thc state constitution bv the consiltu-
uonnl convention since siatohood
there always has been uuostion 10
to the governments right To prevent
interstate Hhipments and na a result
II W decided that liquor traffic has
poon curried on freely and that thou
mndH or people who were handcnu.
ped IN obtaining lluuor within tho
STATE purchased outside and had it
shipped by express.
Iho opinion among Oltlnhomnns I'm
Washington ls that the opinion OF tho
supreme court today In tho Charley
Webb case which win deprive most or
the residents on the onsi side Of their
ioddlos ana high balls ana other mo-
dlclnnl drinks VIII lead 80 a movement
to repeal the state prohibition law.
And thls fonturh Of tho case IL
honrlnV serious confederation too.
WITH the repeal of the prohibition
law II la declared that liquor could bo
'ont into or made I'm the western side
of the state ana then bc shipped into
the eastern side. II then being under
The classification Interstate" An In
terostlng point II IN declared then
surely would arise whether the fedor-
NJ government could officially recog.
NV NV W" iUuHn l'IIltoTY llno sep
nrhtipR the eastern md western por-
IONS or the state. Even under todny's
ruling there IN some doubt as 10 this
situation although the western Sec
ilon Of the atnto under state prohibit
ton. Liquor ls shipped I'm from other
states ana much speculation has beon
aroused ns ~ whether this can be car.
rlod into the cagtorn section Of thu
state and across the old territory bor-
der without federal Interference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
BURNING WASTE PAPER CAUSED
4 FIRE SCARE.
Fire over the Exchange National
Bank Called out the Fire
Department.

A pile of burning trash In waste
paper can caused much eXcltemont
around the corner OF Second and
Main streets at . o'clock Sunday eyen-
Ing. In some manner tho refuse In
the can caught fire and pedestrians
on Main street who glanced at the
window over the Exchange National
bank saw a brilliant light inside. II
looked Ike the whole upstairs was
abaze. The fire alarm box on tho
corner was pulled and tho flremen
and equipment from Central station
n block and n half away, made a
quick run 10 the scene.
But when tho conflagratlon was
reached II was found that q small slz-
ed chemical tank was sufficient 10
quell the flame. No damage was
done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
TO RELEASE SAND AND GRAVEL
State School Land Commission Seek
Ing to Win Back Peoples
Good GraceS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla. June 10.
In an effort to vindicate itself un-
der the adverse criticism that follow
ed the exclusive lease granted the
Builders Sand and Gravel company the
state board OF school land commits
sloners Monday ordered that bids be
advertised for, on the beds of the Ar
kansas and Grand rivers, returnable
in thirty days from the first publl-
cation. At the same time a supple
mental contract was entered into with
the Builders Sand and Gravel COM
pany, which guaranteed that the roy
alties for sand and gravel, charged
sublessees would not be greater than
4 cents per yard for sand and 5 cents
for gravel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
HIS FREEDOM WAS SHORT-LlVED
Released from n -Four Year Term In
the Pen, lie II Immediately
Rcarrcstcd.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 10
When Jack Barrett, who has dozen
aliases and Il police record which, ac-
cording to the national bureau Of
criminal identlflcations, consists of 10
arrests In cities in an parts Of The
United states, was released from the
Arkansas penitentiary tonight he was
rearrested by Sheriff j. -, Stanley Of
Hopkins county, Kentucky, sheriff
Stanley and his prisoner left for Ken
lucky on a midnight train
Barnett had Just been released after
serving a four-year sentence for bur-
glarlzing a Little Rock pawnshop, lie
WAS arrested in Memphis. lie Is
wanted IN Kent ucky on charge Of
burglarizIng a jcwcrly store in Dawson
Springs, KY just before his arrest In
Memphis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
INVESTIGATOR GIVE TESTIMONY
Witness IN Darrow Trial Tells of
Warning Witnesses 10 Keep
Oui Of the Way.

Los ANGELES, June Warming
witnesses TO keep out Of the state ana
notifying prospective jurors IN time
10 eynde service when thought to be-
unfnvorabl' 10 tho defense were part
Of his duties as an "invcplgator' for
the Mcnamara defense according to
=. J. Conoy. who took the stand today
I'm the trial of Clarence s. Darrow for
jury bribery
The defense made determined,
but futile effort 20 prevent Cooney
from tcstlfylng to facts other than
those directly bearing on the Lock-
wood case, on which Darrow Is now
being tried The adverse ruling by
Judge Hutton admits any evidence
tending 10 show alleged corruption OF
witnesses called In the McNamara
case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
IN THE MAJORITY or THE CON.
TESTS YESTERDAY THE VOTE
WAS uNANIMOIs.
STAGE SETTING COMPLETE
Both la Toilette and Cummlns open.
cd Headquarters, In & icago--
Delegates Arriving.
NOW THEY STAND TODAY.

CHICAGO, June lO.-lnstructed
for Taft (uncontosted) 20l.
Added by national committee
last week Alabama l6, Arkansas
IL, Florida II, Georgia rs, today;
Indiana II.
Total Taft uncuntestod 2S5.
Instructed for Roosevelt Wn-
cOntcsted) All.
Instructed for la Toilette Ono
cOntesD 36.
Instructed for Cummins ono
contesD IS.
uninstructed and uncontest-
ed 1866,
Contests still pondlng 170.
Total number of delegates
1,O7S.
Necessary for nomination $40.
The committee today also post
poned until Wednesday the con-
test over the six delegates at
large from Arizona and the two
delegates from the Fourth district
Of California.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
GOV. OF CANTON IS DENOUNCED
Horrible BrutalltIcs Are IN Every Day
Occurrence In the Streets
Of WI Chow.

HONG KONK. June 10.--The Chi
neao assembly at Canton has denounc-
ed the action Of the Governor Of Cam
ton In putting martial law into effect.
According 10 dispatches received
here the brutality that has occurred in
tho various cities Is Of a horrible ma
ture. Executions are taking place
daily at WI Chow on the slightest
pretext. the Government troops firing
collies at them from distance of
only five yards and their muilatcd
bodies left In the streets for the pogs
and dogs to devour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
CA.,'l LOCATE THE FEDERALS
Food supply Is Scarce and Federal
SG uts Are Often Forced to
Fat Their Horses.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, June lO.-The
rebel scouts have been unable to To-
cate the federal forces under General
Rabagado. who started overland from
Parral on a movement directed at the
rear of General Orozco's forces gath
ered at Rachimba, south Of Chihua-
hua. General J. ]. Campos and Col
onel Felix Terrazas secured the coun-
trv today as far west as Guerrero and
as far south as Zaragosa.
Federal deserters say the govern
mont scouts have been frequently
compelled to eat their own horses as
the rebels have depleted the food sup
NV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
SENATE ADOPTS ARMY BILL
Bill WIN Icgi-lntc out of Oliiro Gcu-
Crnl Leonard Wood. Ihicf
at start

WASlllNGTON, Juno 10 The srn'
uto to-day hy "a vote of ~ tn "a adopt
ed the report of s,uutc ana house CON.
forces containing number of mti-
administration provisions ON the army
bin one of these provisions would
lrFIslutc uut OF office Gouoral leonard
wood present enter of STAFF of tho
army Az agreed to, the hlll would
require army officers acting ns chicf
of starr after March 4, ncNt to hnNo
NJ least ten years service In the limo
with rank below hrigadlcr general,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
WILL TIE UP ALL SHIPPING
Three Hundred Thousand Transport
Workers May Give Up Their
Jobs in England.

LONDON. June 10.-Three hundred
thousand transport workers on this Is
land WIN give up their Jobs and all
foreign and coaWwlse shipping VIII bo
tied up indefinitely II the union men
obey orders OF the general council Of
tho transport workers federation
which tonight sont kilograms 10 ev-
cry local In England Scotland and
Wales calling for strike.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
STRIKING WATERS RIOTING
Ranouet TO Visiting German Officers
Is Disturbed by Riots Outside
Naldorf-Astoria.

NEW YORK. June l0.-A demon
stratlon by striking walters Of the city
outside Of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
tonight during the dinner given by
Mayor Gaynor to Officers OF the VS.
Ting German squadron, resulted In
scenes of violence and rioting.
The army of policemen, including
tho "strong arm" squad, picketed the
streets in the vicinity throughout tns
banquet to avert further trouble anu anu
in two raids upon the mob the ponce
carsed away IN patrol wagons Ia
rrisoners. many charged with disoF-
derly conduct.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11

ENID, okla. June 10, (SpccinO
Senator owen spoke 90 500 people In
the district court roo mtonght. lie
was introduced by Edmund l'ranu and
the meeting was presided over by
Judge Newton Barwell, president ot
the Democratic club. II was the sena.
tors third speech, having addressed
the teachers normal institute of goo
educators this morning and the Chris
tian Endeavor society at the Presby
terian church last night. He speaks at
Geary and Watonga tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Will NOT ABOLISH
THE District AGENTS
APPROPRIATION WILL FROBAB-
LY BE PASSED BY CONGREsS
THIS SESSION.

WASHINGTON. y G.. juno 10
From recent Indications both houses
Of congress viii agree to the 800. 900
item IN tho Indian appropriation bill
ms Inserted by the senate COMMITTEES
On indian affairs 10 continue the six
leou district Indian agents I'm Okla
homa An agreement has been prac-
tcally reached whereby the agents
win be retained. although their duties
Wiu bee confined solely 10 looking af-
ter the removal of restrictions from
allottees of the Five CIVILIZED Tribes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Tulsa GAINING ON Okl Nlp-
MA cry.

Tho oklahoma CITY ana Tuln
city directories this wear llst rprh
dwelling I'm city ana suburb h
street number, thus accounting
Tor an buildings used for Twins
purposes
Oklahoma CITY shows 1904
dwellings 2lte ~ which. or one
out of every oight are vacant
Tulsa shows G67 dwellings. uf
which number a39, or onN ono in
each twenty seven, are listed as
vacant
with lia92 occupied dwellings
ln oklahoma CITY and G.AgN uc-
cu yea dwelling in Tulsa. tho rrl
uu population ~ tho town
p'H now is uH % ls to 4. in
oth words. oklahoma ClN has
two nd une-luurth tlwoH that ~
Tuls only two Nonrs ago the
oousus ~ 1910 showed oklahoma
ClN Co have hr.c and one half
times tho population of TulW
The present relative rtos of
groVth maintained for seven
years moro will make rulA tho
larger ot the two cltlos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
NO BOLT DECLARES ALDRTCH
Would Only Give An Excuse TO Blame
Taft Defeat Onto the Roosc-
VT Men.

LINCOLN. Neb., June i0.--Govern-
or Aldrlch tolay declared he did not
believe there would be a bolt Of tho
Roosevelt forces at the Chicago con
ventlon ir tho event that President
Taft controlled a majority Of the del
egates.
Governor Aldrlch said:
Nothing would be gained by n
bolt. That would give the bosses an
excuse 10 throw the responsibility Of
Taft's ensuing defeat upon the friends
OF Roosevelt"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
WILSON APPEARS A WINNER
Primary Returns Show Wilson Dele
gates Leading but the Result Is
Still Very Doubtful.

PIERRE, S. D., June 10.-Revised
figures of the South Dakota primary
election. with nine counties missing,
indicate that Wilson delegates won in
the democratic contest Clark mana
gers, however, do not cOncede the
state Latest figures give Wilson del
egates 4.05S; Clark delegates headed
by Lee 3,949.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
WHERE TO GET THE WORLD
IN CHICAGO.

Visitors to the republican con-
ventlon will find The World on
sale at the following news stands
In Chicago:
Auditorium Hotel
Congress Hotel.
Palmer House.
Great Northern Hotel.
LaSalle Hotel.
Queen City News Company, corr
ner Clark and Randolph.
Chicago Newspaper Agency,
corner Clark and Madison.
Chicago Newspaper Agency.
corner Clark and Monroe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
COVERS ~ sII ron
o,Ny

~.
WAsHINGTON, Jun 'ol., o..
torney General Wichcrsha,.F ~
VIII Institute two suits for Z
recovery OF thousands ~ acres ~
oil lands In the west said 10 be
worth millions ~ dollars.
one suit VIII bo against the
Southern Pacific and allied COM
panios for tho tile 10 10000
acres In California, which the gov
ornment values at iiJ0,0O0,OOO'
In granting patents 10 the tractA
including these lands, the sccre-
tary Of the Interior stipulated. II
is said that mineral lands were
excepted and Reserved to the gov
crnmcut The contention ~ mado
that the government has no right
to make the conditional exception
In the patents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
NJ. T.. Conference at Brlstow.

The Tulsa district conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church, South.
will convene at Bristow today. Among
the Tulsa people who viii attend are
Rev George c. French, Rev. Herbert
Vaught. Rev. Percy Knlckerbocker. j.
r. Cole, w. l.. Britton and George
Cathey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Amendment + Ratified.

ST. PAUL Mimi, June 10.-Tho
state senate today ratified the amend
ment TO the federal legislation. pre-
vlously ratified by the house. pro-
vlding for the direct election of Unitod
States senator's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Snmc MIth a Mnmnn.

From the Albany Journal.
a man who does not hesitate 10
deny whatever may be asserted has
always available defense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
She Wants n Divorce.

Rose Brown yesterday filed suit in
the superior court for n divorce from
her husband w. Il. Brown The pc
tltion alleges abandonment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
sIdo holng substantially the amr as ln
lhn other difiHlons uu fnuIunN limos,
IIcndannrlor. Nn nnrn.

CHICAGO, june 10 Tho stage srt
tIng for tho republican national rou-
NrulIou was completed today with tho
opening of La Toilette and Cummlns
hrndlunrlcrs at hotels. Cummins
hradluartcrH were established iu the
mme hotel that houses the TAFT ana
Roosevelt workers, Tho Ia Toilette
headquarters IN situated six blocks
from tho others. The several head
puurtors tonight completed plans fnr
the reception ~ delegates. Special
committees 60 handle the delegates
have been named and Will be- on dutN
from ihis time until the close uf tho
convention A direct appeal viii ho
made Go each individual delegate hy
the campaign manager az each randl-
date Ion the nomination. despite ir-
structiou or pledges. No possible vote
IN the convention viii be overlooked
ana amy indication among delegates
of shifting sentiment viii precipitato
a lively scramble among the mana
gers.
a number of prominent Roosevelt
leaders today declared reports 81 a
possible bolt boy the Roosevelt deln-
gates In ease the presidents friends
succeed In nominating Mr., TAFT wcro
without reasonable foundation,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Will RESTRAIN RESTLESS
kNOA AS>URrS CUBAN Spl. AkIsR
Ol COOn INTENTIONS on
TINS NIHN.
WILL DISCUSS A LOAN
Indcr the Treaty the United state,
Must Approve IN, Foreign Loan
That Cuhn MAY Make

WAslllNGTON juno 10. tn,
presence OF American hnttlcships I'm
Havana harbor this afternoon may hr
regarded ns greatly diminishing the
likelihood of Intervention I'm cuba,
according 10 the construction placed
upon that fact hy the administration
Il is felt that the nero presence of
the two wnrships viii restrain the
restless and oycltahlc element In ma
Nana.
Secretary Knox, who an al,up has
lost no opportunity Of declaring
against nny purpose Ia intervene poll-
tically In cuba, unless absolutely driy-
en- to do 80 boy tho failure of the Gu
han government to uphold the law aud
protect NE and property fclt called
upon today 10 ronow that assurance
directly To the Cuban people through
oroHtes Ferrnrn, speaker Of the Gu
ban house OF representatives And
he also let II be- known to the Am-
cricnn people, not only that the Unit
"r States does not contemplate lntcr-
Nention, but that he believed the Gu
ban government would hc able Itself
to suppress the insurroctlon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
No Bolt for Him.

senator william H. Borah of Idaho
said:
go holt FOR me. ] have not even
considered such "A possibility"
The Roosevelt Headquarters was
particularly active with meetings ana
conferences this afternoon ana co..
night,
We've got them skinned despite
the work of the national committee 20
said James Garfield bf Onto, who was
secretary OF the interior under RooH'-
Volt. This committee cannot stop
the nomination of Roosevelt,
"This nation has been aroused aS
II has not been In presidential cam
paign of resent memory and the yor'
diet is on the side of the progressivcs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Things Looking Bright.

Franklin MacVeagh, secretary ~
the treasury visited the Taft head
quarters during today ANA said that
President Taft would be nominated on
the first ballot,
Things are looking bright fof
President Taft, said Mr. MacNeagh
Ills friends believe be win be nomi-
mated on the first ballot thus dis
posing Of II lot OF discussion that
might follow. The contests which tho
Roosevelt faction has instituted arc
not well founded The action Of tho
committee in voting them to Presl'
dent Taft with practical unanimiiy
is clear evidence OF this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11

Senior Fcrrnrn's talk with the scc-
rotnry of state was only preliminary
Other matters, almost ms important
as the military problem, remain Ia ho
discussed, Although the subject waH
not bronched In todays conference,
II Is generally understood that the
Cuban finances must Soon figure
again IN formal negotiations between
the two countries. Under the treaty
which overns their relations cuba ia
not permitted 20 negotiate foreign
loans beyond her ability 10 meet and
II IL for the United Stntcs 10 deter
mine that question. If more funds
are needed, II must be shown 10 Soc
rctury knoN's satisfaction that Cubn
can safely carry an additional loan
II ls understood that AT present the
total amount Of the foreign obligations
OF cuba exceed $4,000, 600 the inter
est on which Is sufficient cause for
serious strain upon the resources ~
the country Secretary Knox there
fore may find himself I'm this dilemma.
II he sanctions large additional
Lean, cuba may be plunged into bank
ruptcy; If he refuses the present gov
may collapse for lack OF
means 10 maintain sufficient army
TO ropres7 rebellion and the United
Statos may be forced TO intervene.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11
Rains Halt Disorders.

The heavy torrentlnl rains IN rIa-
vnnA are now believed to have been an
important factor In preventing the
outbreak of race riots there. when
the rains stop, It is believed tho op-
posing elements VIII make no further
effort TO Great race riots because Of
the presence Of the cruiser Washing
ton and the battleshlp Rhode Island
In Havana harbor.
The gunboat Nashville reported that
Sagua was being attacked by rebels,
but confidence was expressed Of abll-
ity to defend the property unless at
tackled by overwhelming numbers.
Tho present troubles are rapidly be-
Ing transferred to the northern coast
OF Oriente province, and the rash-
Vile has returned TO Nipe bay.
The Spanish American Iron com
pany reports the lootlnR = the Ross
FinCa property, one mile from SANTA
go and tho burning OF tho cane fields
OF Hatlllo plantation near San Luis
The main body Of the rebels s now
declared 10 be operating between May
aria and Sagua.