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Show THE MOEMNG OlilE, EXAMINEE: UTAH, JOVEAfllER iUISNTMi, I, SENSATION ISIHOPELESS 1WX. WAR NEW YORK MAY HAVE PREVAILS LABOR WAR :h:u bad presumably been wTen by b Lews. ho denied ika hr had Htstae of with murdtr do the " io ,nt0 Hi F. Woodman $ .1 snttp Bp iug, was founu to lira properties werioged, and that Boj'uu r. Colo-aJ- o Cahfora.a. U he Mid interest fa the only latere'-- in one of the dead womans stocking. ha-I iicn xb fcu;F Ancewi, and hi companionwree: Uie rau'-- of Jamoa F. Vfooil . rake No- McAHiaicr at the Iren stock in of live man had living John Ii. Woodman has ualnload house fo1 ih-week. The landlord ts . number i croon ow iho property. siat'-:h?t he tad believed that only wW BSBlt Lake Some to Los Au a worn, eff mnrbei hu been opened No matter how long yeu have had uie woman occupied the part earn. Tb and he cough ; if it kasn't already devel- a The man had never been arrangements oped into consumption. Or. Wood' police Iraiieved :ha :he couple pursued "fj, if. present California will tbc same hiding tarries here a elsetmUkerM Norway Pipe Byrup will cure it. wiihtn ib111 from 'bin where, Andrews remaining c,nrl-rll- U door and the woman making necesrt wiu.B7 hawe market sary ijTaua east A liule over a month age Andrews their awck. are cattle and the woman airived here oa a carioadi of steamer from Australia. On the voyconsigned to XV. age they formed lhe acquaintancewaof tka Chano Land and William Elba, a hiTsemau. who aauibarn California. i.rw company ? eMia rate aold by B. F. Baund-ibicoming to California to attend the winter racing. Eilia waa known to car and are to be fed on have considerable money in hi JUmmasnya ranch nntU they are in BASEBALL Friendly relation were ehSVWWtaWSVW MAM edadfion for the Ism Angelo. and when Andrew and the Erttar bouse. In juldition there Pittsburg Gta Nealon. women engaged a cottage at Berkeley being areen car g NeaFlushing. I'., Nov. the aame iieKi.ua-n- . they invited him to luncheon, SjIdai Uind for baaeman of the Baa Fraa-ciec- the meal Ellis was struck on the head saep were sold to Mr. Sie-!5- lon. first baseball otw, haa been signed by with a hammer and the woman fired a by Mr. Purcell. M carload of cattle will 'he Pittsburg National Irague'chib for couple of shots ii him, hut they missed janorro" nest season. The deal was closed to- their mark. Ellis managed to escape kiadsd at Modena, they aalo being A search of at San Franf-twoby Manager and notified tb police. (Julgned la the Cbeno Land and day Fred Clarke. Three other club Cin- the cottage diaclueed that the pair had truer corn p ay. cinnati National and Boaum and New made complete preparation for tha i. addition to these initial consign York Americana wenp bidding for disposing of Kilts' body. Implenieut Route Pali lb ye wen nu con- for dismembering tha corpse, acids fur JJ delivered to the Rio Uraude Nealun, who had a tract and wa free, (or negotiations mutilation, and a large piece of oil which 1 of carload hrrp Frava t with any tram. cloth which presented bloodstains can loaded at Lund by Mr. Powell were discovered. The pair disappeared far consignment to the Kansas City lo- "ii: of .tame uoaeded o LIVESTOCK, UTAH F. Woodman. daceood, Uie internal which had by way of aocunty Jh A IN CAUCASUS n;-t- New York, Nov. 6. Structural iron workers on fifty buildings in course of erection in this section by Post as McCord, contractors, went on strika today in obedience to the order voted by their locals and in support of tha general ttnke directed by the international organization against the AmeriMcCord can Bridge company. Post are accused of acting a agents for -- : e .e V ee w "" ?a . , """ SPORTING !?hea a poe-essw- n 7-1- -9 lki-iu- u o m r RACES market- - IMMENSE POWER SCHEME. The Herald says: with the announce-m- t lake, Noe. gait 5. Simultaneously yesterday of the biggest real es-ihistory of Balt Lake, deal in the km the official statement that a company had been financed to furalah an immense amount of cheap risnriral power to Salt lake. The fotir-tee- a loser ii io be delivered Inside of months Judge yesterday bought Fran ken hr17S.iN0 rash the Ilruehl nner at Mala and Third Bomh wvets. The Burlington syndicate sold, it la understood that Mrs. Judge, aim kss already shown her eonfldence Hi gsh lake by lnvesiiug something like llJOO.Otm In really, will erect a suit-- i Ms business block on the corner. and II. L. Hollister, who . B. Perrin the Shoshone ksr bsen promoting Fills Power compsny, arrived in the city yesterday and announced that a taking of 11,000.000 had been secured hr the enterprise. The generating pisat at Shoshone falls on the Snake river In Idaho haa been nearly A transmission line 170 miloa tag will he built at a coat of $1,400,000 is transmit the electrical energy lo Mil lake. Tsenty-flv- e thousand horse-'love- r will bo generated at the etart. id already a market for nearly half ikii amount haa been found In the tmelters aud concentrating mills bow being built at Garfield. a suburb of fait lkp. The amoiiBt can be r as fast to luO.OOO m needed, and the rapid growth of the In time the entire city indtra'es thar rapacity sill be called for. The price for the power is nor fined, but the managers declare It will be low and will nuan Mrs. , Mary t Aqueduct Results. New York, Nov. $. Aqueduct First race, five furlong-Brot- her Frank won. Bell Snicker second. Prince Frcdercik third. Time, 1:01 Second race, mile and a sixteenth Hermitage won. Debar second, Linda Lee third. Time. 1:48 Third race, five furlongs Cassandra won, Andria second, Listless third. Time, 1:02. Fourth race, the Kacliffe Stakes, one mile and a furlong Ktamesha won, Am her jack rccuiid. Time, 1:55 Two starters. Fiftli race, six and a half furlongs New Mown Hay won, Flomlia second, immediately after and were not cated until tonight. Andrews was identified aa the man who waa the friend of Bessie Bouton of Syracuse, N. Y., who wa murdered at Cutter's canyon, Colo., aoveral months ago. The man was known as Milum Franklin and bad au alia of William Curtis. Bessie Bouton was murdered and the clothing; of her body was saturated with benzine and ignited. When the remains were found they were ao badly mutiluted that only two teeth served to identify the vicRewards aggregating $5,204 tim. were offered for the arrest of gold-fille- d S-- HOT FIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA Gold Rose third. Time, 1:21. com-'plrte- horse-powe- 2-- s 3-- po-llo- ENDS LIVES OE ANDSELF Murderer of Bessie Bouton and Woman Cheat Justice Fhprra-Gorda- "Hie " - - no-me- - n. P 1,t r aa - Jew-elr- Loudon, His Ballots. c. the American Bridge company. Fifteen thousand men of various trad a are thrown out of employment by the local strike. All sinkers were linn ordered back to work b n:u general arbitration board of the Bulging Trades Employer association and the union today. Should the strikers refuse to obey tlie order of lhe general arbitration board to to work a lockout in volving 6,0'ift men will be affected. i lhe St lYieiv-tuj'- problematical, for Count Wit to will the ll.iiiy Muil have a harder task In making for peace with the Russian people than he hud X' hopeless war. prevail In the with Japan. CuuiMMir. The lhe It ia announced that Emperor Nichsol,- - line, is and olas and his faintly will shortly return crippled, rciiiforci-mthave iieon compelled io the palace at Bt. Petersburg. Count to march. SeieniHi-have Witte today took np his quarters In a bridge been wrecked, and the rail have wing of the palace, where he will be been tom up in ton y place TeleIn constant touch with his majesty. graph liiii- trail- bet-- d iroed. and The format ion of s cabinet is alow. are isolated. Cabinet positions have been offered to Georgia mid ltnylH-sMEvery mule is in amis, and ill,- - war several notable, among whom werr office I helpless. Prince Eugene Tronbctskoy and M. The lluchuiVMi send Koiiik, both of whom declined to acthe follow ing; the latter staling mat he waa too 'There i terrifying new still from cept, old to enter public life at such a critiKishinftT. The city is siiewn with cal time. ileud. An unwieldy provishmal govCount Verontsoff-Dashkof- f ia unable ernment has be-- established Famine longer to rndure hia failure to e thruugoei and ilia the Caucaau, and is reported Jew are taking refuge m collar, to have the vicrroyalty. Gen. where they atv dying by the whole- Rkallon, resigned governor general of Warsaw, sale. A mob of a thousand rioter en- also Is reported to have resigned. The gaged iu a massacre of Jews m position of secretary of state of FinBesaarabl.i, aud a force of dra- land, which M. Von Plehvr, the former goon arriving trom Bendery firrai on inluisier iff the absorbed himthe mob killing lorty-iwand wound- self during the luierJor, policy of Russification, ing 114 peraomi.' The Bessarabian re- has bet-- abolished la view of the volt i assuming immrnee proport- changed condition. ions. BUT LITTLE IMPROVEMENT. WITTE APPEALS coriiK)ii,li-u- t of : tram-t'aucas- New York, Not. ' IiiMrirt Atto nty Jprorue, at the fiu.tl rally of hi I rion rupporrera in Co-;iiimght, made a sensatiou hfii. on r ariitng ihi- pisiform, he a plate from which, lie said, h- Iind jun discovered circulars were ahum :o 1n printed r bv the purporting to be imw and coniai-mu- ; direr nun fur voiing for himaelf. wtm ii. if followed, would have invalid.iw d practically ail the tmilou cast fur him. The ciiy, he said, waa to have lin n flooded tonight with these circular, inn the plot was revealed to him b a man employed in the printing shop iu lime io slop l heir Issue. The cin'iiiar bore the facsimile of the Republican mid Jerome, ballot a, end dlrecir-'voicra to place, tlu-icross at the top of each ballot,' Instead of at the top of the Republican ballot and lu the space beside Jerome's name on the other, aa haa - - 1 uomi-naio- l r been directed in 11 lnsirurtiuua previously sent out. Exhibiting the plue, Mr. said: 1 got this because ili re wa s good, honest man In the printer's hop, who brought it to me wbeu he found what it was. When 1 got there tin; pres waa waiting to turn out thousands of these circulars signed Jerome nominators.' advising the elector to vote in such a way as t hare every lialka cast for me void. I didnt do a thing but stop them. It means one lat despairing effort of the Ixra. If the Republican ticket is elected or the Municipal Ownership ticket or the Democratic ticket, they keep it among ia a way, but If I am elected-you- r candidate nominated by you over the bawds of them all it mean a revolution; ft nwsna that the people once more will take into their bauds thu powers that rightfully belong to them." Addresses were made by R. Fulton Cutting, Rtv. Dr. Blirer and others. n HUSBAND DEAD; WIFE WILL DIE Washington. Nov. 7- - Washington J. Uuiggle, privata secretary to Thus. F. Walsh, shot and probably fatally wounded his wifr shortly after midnight, and then shot himaelf in the heart, dying instantly. Quiggle wan 25 years of age. The tragedy otTurrod in their apartments at the llninawtrk. Quiggle has boon employed by 91 r. Walsh for a ytar and a half. Mr. Walsh Is the capitalist wbo haa made hia home In Colorado, ia litis city and lu Newiwrt, IL I. Mr. Quiggle, who waa a Washington woman, was abut iu the breast aud ia tha abdomen. Bho waa entphiyed aa a parlor maid for Mrs. Walsh at lhe latter ' summer cotBt. Petersburg. Nov, C. The nows tage at Newport last summer, and she from the Interior shows that thero haa and Quiggle were secretly married situabeen little improvement In the shortly afterward. Th cause of tint tion. In some places disorders hava shooting is unknown. with redoubled fury. The horrible atory of utasaacro at TO BRIDGE TARIFF CLEFT. Is Udesa nut fully known hero. In Rusthe Caucasus the Tartars and Private Councillor Rerlln, Nov. sians are cutting each others throats in the T Serconiiu wiring Goldherger, themare and lhe Armenians giving interview of the Asselves up to pillage and iaceudlarlsm. bian today on theOctuiMir 30th, ,wrlih Pros. From Barhmul Beharabla, some an sociated Von tiuelow concerning Chancellor entirely new tale or revolt. A throe the new trade convention beproposed days' attack on the Jews began Thurs- tween Blalea and Germauy, United the with indication of police ronomniomlw n day every provisional arrangement organization. Jgwish students were under President Kuouevelt'a powers, beaten, the Jewish stores in tha mar- the Dlngley act to remain in forca ket were sacked during the day and to afford time for a ufflcleutly long during the night the plunder of resi- deflaltlv treaty to be concluded and dence commenced. Troop arrived thus which both an bridge a cleft on lhe scene, but the following day Iba work of pillage was resumed be- tioos would deplore. fore the eye of the soldiers and poSLATE WORKERS' UNION. lice. The prayers of the haunted Jews were Towards for mercy unavailing. Pen Argyle, T-- . Nov. 6. Th Intel noon the torch was applied to store houkrs. The policewould not iter-m- il national Union of Blata Workers openand the Jews to fight the fire and lhe ed ita annual convention here today troops ware withdrawn. Then the pil- with g large and tvpreuontatlve attendance. During the several days tha lage began afresh. It waa temporarily stopped Haturday morning through convention remains In session many the efforts of the Russian peasants, mailers of interest and importance ta but the police spread false reports the craft will coma up for considerawhich aroused lhe mob and there was tion and action. a renewal of the work of plunder and NEW ENGLAND FOX HUNT. massacre. The losses are said to be tran-qullia- o FOR CONFIDENCE. 8:. lclenburg. Nov. G. The Official MesM-iige- r print thi morning a strong worded appeal fur confidence. It bear Count. Wine's earniNrhs, hint strongly that the empire is threatened with dismemberment unless the people rally to it support, and draws attention to die different character of the representations with which the government ia besieged to quell the existing disorder in the country, some of them complaining of the seal of lhe troops and others of their Inaction; some asking for military protuetiun and others for the entire removal of the soldier. 'Although it is impossible in every the note nay, to diagnose the Irne cause of the conflicts, it la clear that ihelr origin generally ia the hostility aroused among the different classes of the population. Thoee who re d1Mtified with the manifesto proTAFT WOULD BOLT. voke the indlgnatloq of those who receive It with gratitude, leading to atCincinnati, Nov. S. Today wound tacks and counter ail tff which up oue of the houest political cam- could ha avoided attack, if the people only ever wHmwted. has Cincinnati paigns hud confidence that lhe reforms set The fight here, as In numerous other forth in the Imperial manifesto will cities this year, is againet boss rule. be executed. Disorders accomplish The target of stuck at Cincinnati ia and only delay Uie reform nothing B. n bos the George Cox, Republics which are designed to give the people who has been In undisputed control of a representative assembly in which Io the party in this city for many years. settle The duty of their difficulties. But the Cox machine has a hard fight faithful subject, of the emperor on its hands and ll ia regarded as at every in the pacification of iho leant possible that tomorrow it may la to aid country. Gormeet its Waterloo. Iho note don, the Republican nominee for may- "thaParticularly," reckon onconclude, the supgovernment or. Is opposed bv Judge Jamee Dempof the press, which must underport after the nomination, sey. who, that in this political situation a wrested coni ml of Iba Democratic or- stand union of lhe Intellectual forces of the from McLean's R. John ganization whole nation are necessary. lieutenant, Lewis Bernard, and is makTha tactics of the opposition, acanti-grafon hia an fight platform. ing to the Russ, will tie peaceable. The Cox marhine received a hard cording will take the form of demons! rablow when Secretary Taft, who is a They to reresident of this city, declared that he tions toIt compel the government the promises aud meet would bolt the Republican ticket here deem of the jicoplo. The paper lf he were to vote this year. The Re- wishes that Witte even Count fails to not conceal claims publican mans sera di the forces with which ha tlit-i-r fear that thousands of their comprehend of which consist unions ie party may be influenced by Secretary anddealing, league representing organised Tafts denunciation end fee frrn to dil rust." his exsmplr. Thera Continuing, the Rurs says: are no biller, and Count Witte's efTAMMANY PLACES CASH. forts io bring Individual Into hia camp arc therefore unavailing, lie summons New York. Xov. 6. The spec'.scle of them under thu influence of hia perdistribution of funds sonality: they listen but are powerthe by Tammany Mall attracted a crowd of less to rrply and whm they take back epertator today which blocked Four- his words Io the organization they repteenth street, in front of the hill. No (lie organizations, free front one outside of the councils of the grrat resent, the spell of his magic, always return it what knows political organization lhe same reply, that confidence In his ousts Tammany to get out the vote, words and that they can la but It was reported that the organi- trust onlyImpossible in deed. The resolutions zation distributed more today than iu of the lesgui arc In lhe nature of some prevlnns lections. ultimatums." The actual distribution was conThe political situation is most ront-ph-ducted by Hhilip J. Donohue, Irw surer will Whether the of Tammany society. Hi; sat at a big be aide to otil ride ihr government storm Is laipulsr Tamcouncil of in desk the chamber many hull, with th sergeant at. arms on guard at the dour. One after another, the captains of the district drove up In carriages Io ih front of the hall and were admitted executive chamber, where bundle) of money In $1 and $5 bills were pas-- to them. They carried it aaav in satchel and an- said to have got from $1,000 to Slft.tHhi, according in the needs of the dlsirlcL lw-in- thrtn-selve- May Be a Clash Between Police end Deputy Sheriffs. 8ixth race, one mile Pioneer won, Maid of Timburtoo second, Yachting Philadelphia, Nov. 6. Mayor WeavGirl third. Time. 1:42 Seventh race, five furlongs Mollie er today issued a proclamation to votDonohue won, Charley second, Benev-ole- n er calling attention t the fart that lhe appointment of deputy sheriffs for third. Time, 1 :01 2 5. service at tb poll ia unlawfuL He call upon all citizen to resist In At Nashville. possible any efforts on the Nashville. Tenn., Nov. 6. Racing re- every ofway tha deputy sheriffs to prevent pert sults: their ballots. Thia First race, six furlongs Funiculatr them from easting wa made in con seGirl proclamation won. Ohiyean second, Columbia quence of the announcement that Sherihlrd. Time, 1:12 iff Miles, who ia chairman at the ReSecond race. Ire furlongs Hadur city committee, intended to won, Kara second. Jimmy Maher third. publican several hundred deputie to appoint Time, 1 :02 the polling places tomorrow. Third race, one mile klaledMioa guard Director Holler rf the department won. Mv Eleanor second, Savior Fair of public safety today appointed 5d0 third. Time. 1:41 policeman to aid the regular Fourth race, mile and a furlong, the special the force in maintaining order at won, Naehvllle fell bandieap-Tart- an Thia action was taken because John Carroll second, The Gleam third. polls. of the claim of the organization leaTime. 1:54 den that at roll call tonight tha police Fifth race, one mile, selling Nat B. of three district will resign and thitd. second. Pillar won, Magnolia to do election duty. While It ia 1:42 e Time, known that in several places the 81ith race, six furlongs ROyal LeIG WATER SCHEME. are favorable to the organisation, Monie gend won, Fugnriha second, whoicMle resignation are not aniici-pffteSalt Lakr. Xov. R. W. Ober of third. Time, 1:14. In any event. Director Potter Nevada, who I staying at the Cttllen. saya the department baa arranged to the Drat taan to drive a wagon "H the city. Mayor police properly mer the new fhort cut from Bullft-nWeaver today notified a surety comt Goldfield. He was also one of the pany whkih la on Sheriff Miles' bond first men to locate in the Goldfield disfor $80,000, that if the sheriff carries trict. Mr. Oher has Just returned from out hia intention of appointing deputy tit extended trip along the Pacific sheriffs u work at the polls, be will ent't and will remain in the city for be performing nn illegal act. In event 'nets lime. Whllu in California he of such illegal appointment the ci'y rtt'ttt considerable lime In the Owens will proceed against the sheriff's river valV-v- . It In from the streams bondsmen. 'a this valley that. Tx Angeles is to pmrure its new water supply. The GIRL TO FACE FEDERAL JURY. fltlrens voted S24.oriO.fHHt for this project recently. Mr. Ober says the work Si. Louts, Mo., Nov. G. The federal of wrnring the water rights and right grand jury, which convened in St. of wsy for the proposed pipe line has Louis today will take up the rest of ta started already and agents are Mias Dixie Tnule, the Audrain county vow in ihr for that, purpose. valley young woman whose arrest for sendTX water wf II he obranted from the ing obscene letters through the malls Pine. Pile hop and other stream, ha attracted widespread attention. vd piped in I .os Angeles, a distance Miss Tuttle, who is the respected f ery 25ft miles. The pipeonelino daughter of a prominent farmer, wss il be built from a of point, near arrested In September on a charge fctr Stream along the base of of sending slanderous anonymous, Nevada mountains through the letters through the mails.' The miso'ley and towards the city ai the sives were said to attack venomously rititb end of the rangH. iho characters of many prominent peo. The which at. one lime ple of the towa and county. After inni mnsldevwd the richest silver mine had caused Huitplrlnn California, is being Ban Francisco. Cal., Nov. ti. Trap- vestigation Mies a postoffice inMr Oher. Mills and smelters are ped In hi room by the poller, and against called TuUlc, si her home and ques"rim built in Keeler for I he purpose fully aware that his laat avenue of es- spector f handling the ore from this bo- cape had been barred. Milton Frank- tioned her. She vehemently denied part in tbs writing of the letters. sun. lin Andrews, who murdered Mrs. Bee-ei- e any in the The case wss scon sfter "1 Bouton on the top of Cutler moun- hands of United States placed Angeles is crowded with tour-Mr- . AtOlter said. The streets are tain, Colorado Springs, ten month ago torney Dyer of 8t. Louis. District The most literally jammed with the immense and murderously assaulted and robbed careful surveillance failed to locate crowds of travelers now In that city. William Kllia. an Australian horse- the sender of the loiters. Mail boxes lf dilfieiiii io get a room in any man at Berkeley, Cal., tonight shut were watched wlibout avail, and de" the first rlass holds. The cities all and killed Nulda Olivia, his laat fe- coy letters produced no direct evithe coast seem prosperous. The male companion, and then aped a but Eventaally, however, suspicbiriland fair brought a deal of let into hia own head, causing instant dence. great travel to the neat nd the ion wss narrowed to a few young womany of thoee death. Thai Andrew, for whom were men. one of whom was Miss Tuttle. west to see it are ntill In the police of the entire country was called on to help, ww along the coast and was fully prepajvtd for the The postmasterof their making searching selling these suspectwas to the extent hia l there " career, closed that tragedy women such stamps as ed shown by the fart that he acted with- wereyoung carefully, but Inconspicuously NINE IN LITIGATION. hca'tation. out. a moment' and marked si'll different designs. Stamps learned that. Andrews Having Eltau the Ownership f an American Nulda Olivia were living in an upper bearing one of these marks were cold io Miss Tuttle, and when the next Ferk Property. flat at 748 McAllister street, the police complaint, of objectionable letters was of two detail a sent, tonight department the amus were examined. It Xov- rJ-TAn affidavit alfept-- I policemen and two detective to make made, waa declared Girt they were the ones the or mining property the arrest. Although certain that the sold to Miss Tuttle, the charge against "American Fork mining district haa persona wanted were in the two-rooher waa made and the arrest followed. officer ih occupied, wT1 wl,h he recorder they apartment county kru Z,3haughneasy. Mr. Bhaughnesay received no answer to their repeated CHARLESTONS GALA WEEK. the w!,L,,,t.,h1 0B Ma' 28. 1900. as knocking on the door. Atwee desthe estate of Kttdora Bbangh-jS- J one of the officers Charleston. 8. C Nov. (. The week deceased, he borrowed $2,500 patched to get an axe with which the Goodman and executed door was broken Andrews fired the of Charleston's annual fall festival was i!Ui wwvayence as security for hot that ended the career of hie com- ushered in auspiciously today. The iv. ,npyt of the following mining panion. The bullet was fired into her downtown section la dressed In holiday and the city is filling with visit.Silver Bell. Mono, Red right temple and she dropped dead on attire will vie with the residents of who with her or! backwards, bed. falling Kudora. and First the rhiH".,n,,,,in getting their fill of Charleston When breast. her over bands TJ".""1 clasped and the Mono, Uti mirth and the to ranee eal pleasure during lhe week. gaiaad officer s,vpr Bell mill altea ,nd ??". the that Andrew lying The carnival program, as regards both In reaHty a mort-,Jd f.r'' apartment they found hia numN-and revolver in lhe high class of the at,:e Bcured from Jamee on the floor, grasping n b declaration of trust one hand and a mirror in the other. tractions, is the beet ever arranged for M kind in this section. waa of 45 calibre and but an affair of Ita main. arepment to reconvey said The weapon 'P011 the payment two of the cartridges bad been fired. of d, a a Extra ammunition wa found in hia .Thtl a virioua times in Pbuiran January. pockets. the remain Andrew Marchten-kOn searching t 1902, affiant i9 F Woodman the $2,-- coroner's deputie found 130 in gold as all the Washington, Nov. 7. President 1 deed from him for and an English sovereign, the of $500 of Roosevelt,, the accompanied by Bee re- remained hich thai be exmoney "ne promised to tary loeb. left hero at 1:30 for hu ia Maec.b. 1902. which Ellis waa robbed at the time be Xr Oyster Bay, where they will vote eTil? died was lured by Andrew to the latter' y ',(en today. dewi That cottage in Berkeley. Considerable ftat i?f BUn a was also found on him. 2 Li,r?'sf thl1 John H. Irake City haa under the A rambling typewritten statement - to Invalidate pu'-ebas- X2rJ ' Alleges Unique Trick Disorders In Russia Are Widely Distributed and Kishineff Is Strewn With Dead. cni" Vice-May- t fol-da- snte-clerfio- n in the milliona of dollars. telephone message from Moscow with says the Jews are fear or a massacre there. Many of them have abandoned their lodgings and are sleeping in the houses of Charieston, N. II., Nov. 8. The New Englaud Fox Hunting club, organized to promote the native fox bound, opened lu first meet hero today under favorable auMplcea. The meet i planned to continue throughout the entire week. A terror-stricke- n friends. FIRST TRAIN FROM ODESSA. I The first , the present disorders began arrived today after having boon thirteen days on the way. The Russ prints a resolution adopted by the BL Petersburg organization of lh const It tiilonal monarchists for a program for non-l- n I with public demonstrations directed against the emperors person and lhe Orthodox church in furtherance of the demands for various liberties, but. of opposition to the idea of a republic with the separation of the hordcr principalities. St. Petersburg, Nov. 8. train from Odettes since -- 8.0. L, Brockaw, JJouolulu, Nov, wanted nt Spokane, Wash., for alloged complicity in land frauds, haa arrived here from Maui Island, where lie He 1 in the custody of United Btalcs Marshal Hendry. Hrucksw says he Ih dotiriiiiie and was seeking work on 5Iaui Island. He has waived an examlnniinn here and says he I rrudy Io return to Hiuikane. He declares hi inuortnru and wants to he tried. bt. Petersburg, Nor. 6. Finnish and Ruhalan flags were hoisLrd this afternoon mi lhe Russian ststion in HI. Petersburg. Train oorvlon will be reNew York, Nov. G- .- Argument on sumed tomorrow. Every tiring Is quiet in Finland, and trade there has been lhe tliirly-t'wdemurrers which are by former director of the resumed. Equitable Life Assurance society to lomdon, Nov. 8- .- The foreign office the suits brought against them by Bute Attorney Julius M. that Mayer were this evening formally siinounra-King Edwsrrl had selected Prinrw Arthur of Connaught to proceed to Japan and confer on the Japanese emperor the Order of the Garter. postponed toil ny until November 20. The snft against the Equitable directors were brought to make them ao count for the affairs of the society. ssM-mh- - THIS DATE IN HISTORY Nov. 6. Pope Innoeent VII. died. of Battle of Lutzen and Gusts vus Adolphus. 1793 Lout Joseph Philip, duke- - of Orleans, beheaded. 1839 William B. Conway, secretary of the territory of low a, died. 1853 First Prcsbytcrlau Chinese church organized in 8hii Francisco. 1873 Wife ol Gen. Robert E. died. 1884 Henry Fawcett, blind postmaster general of England, died. 1893 German emperor Issues edict against gambling in the army. 1901 IJ Hung Chang died. 1903 Panama recognized by the 1406 1G22 United Slates. 8t. Petersburg. Nov. 6. On the heels of the announcement of the successful Finnish national movement cornea news of a strong revival of the struggle for autonomy in Poland. Dispatches from Kaliach, in Poland, and Thorn, in West Prussia, ray that Hugs with the Polish coat of arms have been hoisted on several churches and city buildings. Toklo. Nov. 6. Word of the promo 4!on of Sir Claude MacDonald, rep re senting Great Britain at Toklo. to the rank of ambassador, haa been received here with delight by thu British residents and the Japtnera. The American residents are coulldrntly hoping that Minister Lloyd C-- Grifc-cowill return after his furlough In A. similar capacity. m PAPER TYPEWRITER DESKS i RIBBONS MANUSCRIPT COVERS CARBONS PENCILS ERASERS PAPER FASTENERS MIMEOGRAPH INKS r -- AND SWINGING STANDS HECTOGRAPHS NEOSTYLES DUPLICATORS TYPEWRITER OIL STENCIL VARNISH REPAIRS Mr Repair Shop Is the Best Phone Calls Answered Promptly Estimates on Work Furnished Free All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory L.Phone Ii. BECRAF1 301 24th Street 252 K Workmen Will find Employment If Kuchler Is Mayor |