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Show DEADLY SPIRIT PRAIRIE OF UNREST UNCERTAINTY AND IN UNITED FAVORS SHIES A OE HAITI DEPARTMENT MiNES AND Sim MININS IN NARROW Fanner is Burned to Death, Many Homes and Hundreds of Head of livestock Destroyed. : Port Au Prince. The vjiirlt of uncertain and of unrest Will prevails lu Port Au Prince. The recent abortive attempt at a second uprising here, in which General Jjtrraque, chief of the cavalry, aud several oilier army officers. are alleged to have been Implicated, has given the government a ramie fur searching all quarters of the city in Ihe hope of finding olhers It suspects of being involved In tbe plot. The French minister to Hayti, Mr. (arterou. has recently shown considerable alarm concerning the action the Haytien government may take the against the refugees now lu refuFrench legation. Borne of the inluls-te- r gees, themselves, say that the pisto them procure advised haa tols, and as much ammunition as so that they may be prepared to defend their lives. Aecordlng to the refugees, M. (arterou told them that he was unable to guarantee protection In the event of an attack upon the legation by government troops. , There are minors here that unm-i.iin continue nearby ry executions For a long lime country districts. lias had a large the goveument past imlitlcal prisonnumber of ers In hand, and It is rcjxiried that almost nightly some of these are taken from the prisons, transported to the country districts not very re riote front the city, and shot. Flames Swept Across Country st Ter--i rifle Speed, Efforts of the People to Save Their Homes by Plowing Fire Guards Proving Futile in Many Cases. Taiton. Nebraska. For two duys a 'prairie fire baa rag-- d til the sand bills of thla section two days of terror for the farmers whose homes were in the path of the flsuies. As a 'result of the work of the flames, one 'life Is known to have been lost, James Kane, a farmer, who was burned to 'death. Many homes have keen destroyed, hundreds of bead of livestock Inal and thousands of srresof prairie .land burned over and left charred and blackened. The fire started Tuesday morning and lasted all day Wednesday, aud since has broken out anew In several wind A places. blew, and the blaze swept across the prairie with tremendous speed, mazing embers were carried miles In advance of the flames In places. The sky was so black with smoke that ranchmen were unable to locate the fire until the blaze wua upon them. As rapidly as possible, ranchers plowed safety furrows around their buildings, but In ninny esses the flames reached them before the plowing was completed. This happened in the case of Janies K. Kane, a ranchman north of I'axton; and Kane, together with hla house and all his livestock, were burned. AFTER NINE Attituda of Consul Fithor Prompt! Ruaeia to Seek an Explanation at tha Embatay in SL Petersburg and Also From Washington. Washington. The proposed establishment In the department of the In-- : terlof of a bureau of mines and mining. was unanimously, hut unofficially, j concurred lu by the house committee aud It on and mines mining, a within is that understood reek or two the subcommittee to which has been referred several bills to establish such 'a huersu will draft a hill to accomplish that purpose and teport it favorably to the general committee. The full committee wan addressed on the subject by former United Piste Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada, who favored the creation of such a bureau in the interior depart? merit rather than in the department ot commerce and labor, because of the natural and necessary connection it would have with the geological sup j : The Russian govPetersburg. la disturbed by the attitude by Fred D. Fisher, the American consul at Harbin, In the matter of recognizing the Jurisdiction of Russia in Manchuria. Mr. Kfbli- -r insists that Cbineae sovereignty la Manchuria Is supreme and furthermore he has supported the prot.-Kt- l of China against, tbe establishment by Russia of inunlrjpalltles In tbs vey. railroad zone at Harbin and Chailar WILL ABANDON MINE. Independent of the Chinese government, and bis attitude In this As Soon as Bodies Are Recovered, difficulty has prompted HusCoal Mine at Hanna Will be an to seek ain explanation of his Sealed Up. course both at the American embassy The bodies of only Hanna, Wyo. in and here Washington. miners and mine Washington. It la admitted at tha five of the fifty-ninmine state department that the status of officials killed In the the American consul baa been made No. 1 of the Union Pacific Coal have been recovered. Other the subject of representations to aWshlngtnn by the Russian govern- liodies will probably not be reached ment, but while negotiations are pend- for several days. The widows and orphans are being the official are loath to discuss It. The important fact la developed, ing cared for and there Is no destituthowever, that the American consul, ion. The entrances of the mine Ykir. Fisher, Is not ESCAPE. A MIRACULOUS acting on bin own In- where the dead miners are entombed itiative in declining to seek the per- have been sealed, and until the Are Two Engines Plunge to Bottom of mission of Russia to exerchre hla co- Is smothered or some method Is degases On the contrary, ft vised for lifting the lethal nsular functions. Gorge, Balance of Train Staye , Js understood tjiat he is simply exe- which fill the workings, and It beon Track. a carefully considered plan of comes possible to go down tbe slope Huena Vista. Col. Approximately cuting state the department to bring through and fight the flames at close quar100 persons narrowly escaped instant a recognition not only ters, no effort to enter the mine will means and horrible death Wednesday after- proper he made, for certain death undoubt but ibv Russia, by other nations inMidland noon when a Colorado edly would await those who dared of in terested the Manchuria, integ- venture. train rushed up to a hunting Meanwhile, great forces of of the Chinese possessions. men are laboring at both atope enbridge at Yale siding, four miles east rity It was long ago perceived that to trances; removing wreckage. So tiof hero. Only prompt application of admit the right of political control of tanic were the blasts of burning gaa of the engineer the air brakes by Russia or Japan over the either that the lining of tbe ntopea waa .oth engines, before they leaped for "railroad zone" In Manchuria, (.tripped and hurled forth to fall In the si roaches the held their lives, Including as It does the principal fragments over a wide expanse of two the brink of the precipice, while commercial depots, and, capable as It prairie. Timbers as large as telenglttes attached to the train plunged la of Indefinite expansion of boun- graph poles were thrown 1,000 feet to the Isiltoni of the gorge. When daries at the whim of lease holders, tram the pit. the engines pulled loose, the train would anon completely defeat John Many suits for damages will be came to a sudden stop, the liaggaga Hays dream of "tbe open door" In brought at once against the coal com;:ar extending several feet over the Manchuria. pany by relatives of the victims, and r edge of the yawning rhaura. Ileyond It la estimated that this double crews IN 8TREET FIGHT. 8ENAT0R the shaking up of the engine will coat the operators not leas no one was injured. Passengers were than $500,000. The holocaust of 1903 transferred and continued on their Jaff Davis of Arkansas Has Row coat the company more than $1,000,-00Journey. It la announced now that thla With Prosecuting Attorney. mine will be abandoned and sealed Ark. United Little Mae Rock, Hooalera Are for Fairbanks. an soon aa the bodies are recovered. Senator Jefferson Davis and Deputy There la talk of petitioning the govn Indlunapolls. At Wedneadays Attorney Thomas Helm ernor to appoint a commission of exof the Indiana Republican atato Prosecuting had a street altercation on Tuesday. perts to probe thla disaster, and if reaolullona committee the convention, Later Senator Davla waa arrested, the rumors afloat aa to the unsafe completed (ha platform, which, after a charged with carrying a revolver and condition of the colliery are verified, Vigorous indorsement of Vice Presi- with murderous assault Helm saya then efforts will be made to close It choice as Indiana's dent Fairbanks of law. for the presidential nomination and he accosted Davis, who, he asserted, through process recent the him slandered during Instruction (o the national delegatea had Volcano Has Become to vote aud work for hta nomination campaign. , Helm saya he struck Long Forgotten Active. At Chicago, inrludea a plank written Davla twice In the face and mbw San Francisco. The steamer Panby Mr. Fairbanks, which Insists niton quently chased him Into his office. revision of the tariff by a special Senator Davla made the following ama brought news of a volcano In acaslon of congress, to be called for statement: "Holm attacked me from Guatemala, no long extinrt that Its tlrat purpose Immediately after the the rear as I was going to my office, name has been forgotten, having refall electhma. using a loaded bat, which was at- cently broken out Its long sleep was National tached to his wrist by thongx of terminated three weeks ago with Inc rests in Outstanding leather. This is an attack such as I such terrifying mutter In gs and spoutBank Notea. have warned the people of Arkansas ing of lava and smoke, that the peocirculaThe monthly Washington. would be made by political rlnga of ple living nt San Flllpe, at the base tion statement Issued by the comp- Little Rock to further their desires. of the mountain, are fleeing for their troller of the currency shows that at Helm dmply acted tinder Instructions Uvea the close of business, March 3i, 1908, of hla superior. Opposite the new volcano la Santa the amount of national bank notes Marla, a volcano which during the COAL MINERS DROP PICKS. last two hundred years has wiped out outstanding was 8ii9G,407,3S5, which Is town after town. Tbe Inhabitants of an Increase for the year of $99,195,-39and an increase for the month of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand the district fear a repetition of the Men In Bituminous Fields Santa Marta catastrophe and are baaed on $732,836. The circulation therefore deserting the mountain amounted to United States bond Are Idle. Hide. Already the country tor miles $638,834,336. an Increase for tbe year hundred and Is covered some Inches deep with Indianapolis. Two of $8 1.261 ,273, and a decrease for tha fifty thousand picks dropped from tha dust and ashes from the active mounmonth of $3.643,376. hands of as many bituminous coal tain. The Public Debt. miners of the United States Tuesday Second Desert Entries. Washington. The monthly state- evening, not to lie used again until Instructions hava Washington. n settlement been has shows at dubt that of reached wage ment the public receivand to been Issued registers close of business March 31. 1908, the and a srale adopted between tha retotal debt, leas cash In the treasury nienthera of the United Mine Work- ers of land offices relative to themakfor law enacted providing cently la an of Amerlcn and the coal operaers amounted to $909,721,337, whlcfy The ing second desert land entries. tors of the various field. Incroase for tho month of $9,299,391 haa who law lost, person any as permits follows: howcvei The Is situation, does not The debt recapitulated Interest-bearindebt. $897,603,990, Indicate n prolonged strike. An open forfeited or abandoned a prior desert indu-trdepression have land entry to make a second entry as Debt oil which Interest has censed winter and a of stock left coal on hand, though the former entry had not been large bearDebt since maturity. $4,675,215. Instructions to local land oflie! vn miners made. nml the dllToromv ing no Interest. $420,156,321. Total ficers a and tv provide that affidavits prescriboiiemtoi's very flight. This amount, how $1,322,329,527. ed for use In ntnking applications for ever, doe not Include $1,292,282,869 second homestead entries may be Brownsville Affair Again, In certificates and treasury notes out used with necessary changes In sup.Washington- The live Democratic standing. port of applications for second desert members or tho committee on entries. Buffalo Bill is Very III nff.tlr on military Tuex.hy sucetedcd Missourians Meet Bryan. Chicago, Colonel William F. Cody In defeating both Warner and (Rtiffalo Hill) It seriously ill here at Foraker hi!'. for r. -- tn: to duty Kansas City. Democrats from all Colonel Cody ,cf negro soi.lier. of ilrn Twcntv-flftthe Stratford hotel. parts of Missouri to the number of New York to Infantry who w r.from bis on way stopped with2.000 attended a banquet In Convenbis home In Cody. Wyo., and at once out honor liec;tu-of the affair at tion hall In this city Monday ntgM sought the services of a physician, nrowusvile. Tex.is The success of under the auspices of the Young Dr. A, liuxlcr Mller, luutse physician the minority un uccnmpiished by Men's Democratic club of Missouri, the Stratford, found a general nor voting ns a un!: nahwt fh divided at which William J. Bryan and Jud-so- n viols breakdown canned largely by a majority. The cfi.vt will Harntnn were the guests of honor i. to (.allge tcetii'vj(Mack of the crip. The pa both bills to be n ;i.i! vd adversely. and principal speakers and the recipYhreutened with pneumonia. A majority voi.- of ht. tiont of repeated ovations from the ,lilIe woui, ients the but if thlslUsense tln.-- i not dcvelojy enact one of the .i:n. iill4.r,,r thronged 15.000 persons who anjj be may be ablJr (o resume his journey Senator Warner : Nvvr-i- l that hla great hall. The meeting waa essenIn nbout a weok.'x measure w ill (i A aw tially a llryan affair. Bt. ernment assumed ; pus-tilil- DEBATE. DAYS Americas Consul Refuses to Recognize Jurisdiction of Russia or Japan in Manchuria. Russo-Chines- e com-1'iiu- y put-si-ng- Appropriation Bill Is Passed by tha Houae. Washington. (tarrying a total of f1!,&nK,8!C, the agricultural appropriation hill was passed by the house late Ibrusday. It had been under dlscus-slo- n for nine days, and from the time its consledratlon began until the very end its provisions were attacked at wvery turn, with the result that It underwent many changes. Just liefore Its passage, Mr. Scott of Kansas, chairman of the agricultural committee, nisde an iinsiircessful light to have stricken out the amendment considerably increasing the apropriatlon for soil Investigations. During the debate s brief flurry was created by Mr. Harrison of New York (Dcm ), characterizing as socialistic the bill of Minority leader Williams, providing for the utilization of the treasury surplus In the construction and Improvement of roads In the several states. Agricultural d die-aste- 0. sea-alo- Stands by Judga Wllflay. New York. The Judiciary committee of the house of representatives la suked to refrain from casting aspersions upon the Judicial chiuructcr and methods of Judge Wllfley of Shanghai in a letter sent by the executive committee of the American Aaiatlo and mails public on association Thursday. The letter Is addressed John J. Jenkins, to Congressman chairman of the committee on Judiciary. It urges the committee to withhold Its approval from those portions of the report of Its subcommittee which reflect upon Judge Wllfley, and declares that the committee fully discharged its duties In finding that the thsrgea, even If supported bv legs! for evidence furnished no grounds of tho .binge. Impeachr-tu- t TORPEDO BOAT RUN DOWN. Accident In British Channel During Night Maneuvers. Portsmouth, England. A wireless report received hers Friday says that during the night maneuvers In the channel the cruiser Berwirk ran down the torpedo boat destroyer Tiger. The Tiger was cut In half and from the greedily sank. Hunt tiladl-ituand the cruiser picked men, one of whom died up twenty-twlater from his Injuries. It Is Iwlleved that the Tiger bud a crew of forty five men and that all ths olhers were dtowued. Her-wlc- k Bomb Outrage In New York. New York. Tty the explosion of n bomb In a ballway of a tenement bouse in East Twelfth street, three men were injured, though not fatally. Fifteen Italian families were thrown Into a panic olid the walls, celling nml flooring of the house was wrecked. One of the Injured nien.'bTuj-niunnelSportaro, Is ihe owner of the house, lie says two other attempts. fave been made to blow np fie bill'd-ingand that he received a letter last week demanding $3.lMin, and saying be If he did not accede he would killed. o Bryan and Mitchell Honored by President. Indianapolis. John Mitchell, as ex president of the miners of the count try. Is one of five Americans selected by President Roosevelt to be sppcial guctils at the big cunfuence of slate and territorial governors, to be held Ip. Washington May IS. This conference. which will last three da'. .ml lie held In the sesalona of which the East room of the White House, will be presided over by the president It will be the first meeting In the history of the country of federal and stale 'and territorial executives. I 3, g ul h v 1 Mr. Vanderbilt Wahts Divorce. Wiibln ntiNiour after he had sailed for Europe oil Wedneswas day Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt filed made the defendant In a suit with the supreme court by his wife. Ellen French Vanderbilt. The nature or the action was not Immediately disclosed, and counsel for the plaintiff refused to say whether Mrs. Vanderbilt seeks a divorce or legal separation frtnn her husband. Justice O'Ciorntan, before whom the proceedings were Institut'd, appointed David MrClure, n local attorney, as referee to hear testimony. Now York. O Dr. Hill Gets tie Appointment Washington l'n .'M, nT Rowev,lt has sent to the tho B0(nina. t'.on of Dr. Pat id Jayne Hill to be American amb;i:..l,-- at Berlin. GerThe ri'sig-tatiumany. of Charlemagne Tower, new a: he poet has . been accepted, to lake At that time Dr win auume hl h s from the Milt House. taken ax a hBPPr ending of the Hill Incident At the German embassy Wai routing more I. to he Hill the matter fmra -- r -- li-..- l 1 ff gg? Chester Gillette Pays the Penalty. Auburn. N. Y. Chester E. Gillette on Monday paid the full penalty for the brutal munler of Grace Brown. He went to hi death without a sign of weakness, and with the same lack of notion which has characterized Urn from the day he was arrested charged with the crime. Gillette appeared to have been fully reconciled to hla fate, and in a statement given ont by hla spiritual advisers Immedila Indicatately after the execution It ed that he had made a confession of hla guilt MEET DEATH WYOMING COAL MINE ESCAPE Bill for Establishment of Bureau ot Mince and Mining Will Soon bo Brought Up in Congress. Rumors of Numerous Summary Executions in Districts, Country While French Minister Advises Refugees to Procure Arms. MINERS Bomb Exploded Under Bed of General BulLely Wells, Wbo Hu Narrow Escape from Death. Gas Explosion In flame Mina la Which, In 1903, One Hundred and Sixty-nin- a Lives Were Snuffed Out Hanna, Wyo. Thla camp waa visited by another catastrophe Saturday afternoon, and the Uvea of probably sixty men were snuffed out by an extha Agalnat plosion of gaa In mine No. 1 of the In- Markad Man Hurled Calling, Out Only Slightly jured. No cl us Has Been Found to Perpetrator of Dastardly Deed. Telluride, Colo. Eluding tho night guard stationed at the Smuggler-Uniomine at Pandora, two miles south of Telluride, and the searchlight which la constantly thrown 'about the premises during the night from the high tower of the mill as a precautionary measure, an unknown person gained access to the residence of General n Buckeley Wells, general manager of the Smuggler-UnioMining company, and planted dynamite under hla bed. The dynamite was exploded by Igniting a fuse on the outside of the building about 2 o'clock Saturday morning, when the Intended victim was asleep. He was hurled agalnat. the ceiling and alighted under a mass of but escaped debris, with some cratches and bruises and impaired hearing. Although a systematic search haa been made by Sheriff Fitzpatrick and deputies, aided by hundreds of no clue haa been found to the perpetrator of the deed. In the same building where the at? tempt to kill General Weils waa made, six years ago Arthur L. Collins, predecessor of General Wells as general manager, was assassinated while playing a game of rarda with a number of frlenda at night. The man who murdered Collins fired a load of heavy buckshot through the window into his back. Steve Adama, Harry Orchard's alleged accomplice In the murder of n citi-sen- of Idaho, Steunenberg now in jail In Telluride, will noon he placed on trial on the charge of murdering Collins. General Wells la chiefly responsible for Adams being brought back to Colorado on this charge. . Bays Mina Owners Were Responsible for Explosion In Coal Mine. Chicago. W. D. Haywood, former tecretary of the Western Federation of denounced President Miners, Roosevelt, Governor Gooding of Idaho and other public officials at a mass meeting of Socialists, held here Sunday afternoon. At the close of the meeting resolutions were adopted protesting agalnat the use of troops In the strike of miner In Alaska. The throwing of the bomb In New Tork he referred to as the work of a poor deluded mortal who sought to take by force what he waa In Justice entitled to," and the explosion in a coal mine In Wyoming he characterized an "murder which the capitalist mine owners were responsible for." No reference waa made by Haywood to the reported attempt to assassinate Bulkely Wells at Telluride, although he urged the necessity for funds to defend Steve Adams, whose trial on a charge of murdering Arthur L. Collins is pending. Union Pacific Coal company. A fire had been raging below the tenth level for a week, and the force of 200 miners had been laid off for the day, fearing an accident might occur. Superintendent Brigga and Foreman Burton, with a crew of eighteen men, all experienced miners, with gas men and lire fighters, went down Into the to workings early In tbe morning fight the conflagration, which was rapidly eating its way through the workings. At 3 Oclock the men above tho workings, the Idle miners In their homes and about town, were startled by an awful roar, followed by a heavy boom and the shaking of the earth and trembling of the buildings. All knew what had hapened, and there waa a rush to the mine. Both entries had caved In and mine timbers had been blown great distances about the outside workings. Relief parties went to work to secure the bodies, for they knew there waa little hope of any of the men being alive. While the relief party was at work, a second explosion occurred. The second explosion occurred at 10:30 o'clock at night, snuffing out the llvea of the members of a rescue party. Including State Mine Inspector D. M. Sites. The names of the men killed In the first explosion were ascertained from the company's hooka, but those of the rescuers were not known, as no record was kept of those who volunteered for this dangerous work. That none hesitated In responding to the call for volunteers In the rescue of their fellow workmen after the first explosion, la shown in the fact that not a working official of the three mlnea of the Union Pacific Coal. company in thla camp la left All were In the mine seeking to aid theli stricken frlenda when the second explosion transformed mine No. 1 Into a shambles. A further evidence that the leaders of the men of the camp were there la shown la the fact that every official member of the local lodge of United Mine Workers of America la missing, supposedly dead In the mine. The disaster brings the number of victims of explosions In mine No. 1 during the twenty years of Ita operation to the neighborhood of 300. The greatest previous loss of life occurred an June 80, 1903, when 169 men fell victims to deadly gaa. ANARCHISTS ATTACK OFFICERS. Bomb Explodes In Hands of Would-bAssassin and Ha la Mortally Wounded. New York. As the result of the explosion of a bomb In the hands of aa snarchlst, two men were fataHy and four others were slightly o lurt. The bomb waa Intended for the police, who, with rough firmness, had broken up a meeting of 10,000 unemployed. It exploded prematurely in the hands of the assassin, horribly rounding him, killing his companion, Robber Murdere Express Messenger. slightly four policemen, and Injuring exan A. Newton, Kan. Bailey, throwing to the ground a score of Wells of the messenger Fargo press those who were massed In the vicinity. company, was killed by an unknown Little la known of the person on a Santa Fe train between beyond what he has told himself. RenFlorence and Newton early Sunday dered unconscious at first, he later morning. The murder was a brutal regained his senses at a hospital, and one, with robbery as the object Both under prolonged questioning declared safes, the local and, the through safes, that he had been commissioned to kill were ransacked, and at least $1,000 the police. They had beat him, he taken. In money and some Jewelry aid. At first he had Insisted that he What amount the robbers secured Is acted alone, and later when he said not known. Bailey was evidently at- that hla act was inspired, he refused tacked while he waa asleep, hla head to reveal the identity of hla combeing beaten to a pulp. panions. bomb-throw- Evans Coming Homo for Treatment Washington. Admiral Evans, commanding the Atlantic fleet, la on hla way from Blagdalena bay to San Francisco, aboard the Connecticut Arriving at San Francisco, he will proceed at once to San Lula Obispo by rail, there to take treatment at a mineral springs resort. The Connecticut will return to Magdalena bay at once, stopping at San Diego on her way. She will Join the fleet, whleh will come up the coast under command of Rear Admiral Thomas. Evans will assume command of the fleet when It reaches San Diego. er Issue of Bonds by Union Pacific Will Benefit Employes. Omaha, Neb With the issue of $50,000,000 new bonds by the Union Pacific railroad comes the announcement that the road will soon most of the men recently discharged In the mechanical department of that road. No official announcement haa before been made of thla fact, hut a minor official, who issues Ihe orders of his superiors, on Saturday stated that all shoiM on the line would quickly put back moat of the men recently laid off. Plans for Fleet to Vialt New Zealand. has practically Washington. It New York. Appointment of women been decided by the navy department policemen Is advocated by the Wom- that the Atlantic battleship fleet shall en's Democratic club of New York, make a short visit to Auckland, New who, nt their monthly meeting In the Zealand, on Its way from Samoa to Wants Women Policemen. Hoffman house, followoi with Inter- Sydney, Australia. There is an ample tupply of good coal at the New Zeaject by Miss Hattie Miller and enthu- land port, and a stop there would afsiastically indorsed her views. The ford an excellent opportunity to fill women gunrdians of the peace would the bunkers of the ships for the long not only he expected to watch over trip to the Philippines and Japan, and child re a and arbitrate their disputes, also to show the appreciation of the but must also look out for the protec- United States government for the tion of those of their sex in the prompt and cordial invitation received streets of the city. from the New Zealand authorities. est the reading of a paper on the sub- Outlaw Killed by His Brother. Sebrees Fleet at San Francisco, Sebrees San Francisco. Admiral Muskogee. Okla Charles Wyckllffe, one of the members of the notorious cruiser squadron, consisting of the and geng of Cherokee Indian outlaws, rruisers Tennessee, California arrived .Sunday from long Bought by the officers, was shot Washington, and killed at the Wyckllffe place In Monterey. The cruiser Charleston one of Admiral Sebree's - ships the Bpavlnaw hill. Cherokee nation, afro from Mare Island. It la ruarrived Fatnrdr.y. by hla brother Thomas, mored that the Charleston la to ha the result of a drunken family quarrel taken In active service. The cruiser The Wyckllffes were three In number, lift Magdalena bay March 23. after Thomas and John. The; target practice. The Tennessee and Charles. are Cherokecs, and they Washington completed their record ere considered the most desperate target practice and the California her The crulaera gang of outlaws that has Infected tha preliminary practice. will leave Wednesday for Seattle. southwest In years. d |