Show LITTLE TELEGRAMS CHICAGO Ju June 16 Owners Owners and d pub pub- ushers of dally daily holding mem- mem In the Inland Press will patronize the op n market for print printa paper Instead of getting h r t f by ag fol folh l a Under a. a decision I Ul of the ma tion reached last night The representatiVE representative 0 of the Canadian print paper mill said sald he would furnish paper at a figure which representatives of ot rival concerns declared to be lower than the cost coSt- of ot manufacture In the thc United States State NEW YORK roan June 16 WIlliam V William Williams Wit Wil llama liams the boy bov who shot hot and killed k his chum Frank Steinberg on Monday while flourishing a revolver during luring the tha readIng reading read read- Ing of ot an exciting passage e of ot a a. wild west dime novel gave himself up to the police yesterday n after fter spending the tho night wandering through the tho streets and In park I His eyes e were O red from weeping and his clothing l t t was disheveled from slet sleeping in th the park CHICAGO June 16 A preference for railroading over oer diplomacy y coupled with witha a desire to continue his work and his home in Chicago were ere reasons assigned by Frederick A. A Delano De president of ot the Wabash abash railroad for tor declining the honor Conferred upon him b by by President Taft in offering him the post of ot minister to ChinaI China I I have ha no inclination for public life said Mr Dt Delano lano nor do my ambitions or schooling ng lie In that direction I NEW YORK TORK June 16 Within Within a week tek of competition of ot three years enlistment in the United Sattes Satte-s army J. J 21 years old of Brooklyn life lite by shooting In Central park last st night He Heas was as a member of th the third Seventy company com corn pany of the coast a a artillery corps at t ta Fortress Monroe ro Va a and according to toa toa a note which he left Ift to his father tathEr BenJamin Benjamin Benjamin Ben Ben- jamin SOl he had been absent without without without with with- out leave for tor four tour days CHICAGO June 16 Chicago's Chicago's subways subways subways sub- sub ways w-ays may have hae to be built under the plans and supervision of ot a Chicago en engineer engineer en- en ering efing w what who i Ja has said obtained to abnee be the h a simplest patent t tc c covering coy cov and c least Ie-ast costly method 0 of construction sub sub- wa way The patent was as granted a month ago KINGSTON R. R I I. I June 16 We We have st seen en the last of ot cheap bread in this country said Eugene Davenport dean of the University of Illinois Urbana Ill lii at the graduation exercises of ot Rhode Rhodo Island state collE college e yesterday Any way you OU can figure it he said we are near the end of lh cheap ap food tood In this coun country try which means that population Is beginning to overtake tho the food supply 1 NEW YORK TORK June 16 An An appeal by byI Mrs Charles T T. erkes objecting to t the tS appointment I t of i Putnam t a as receiver in New York of ot the tho estate of yesterday the late Charles before s t the T. T uT United Yerkes States tates was C circuit heard court of ot appeals Counsel for tor Mrs l Yerkes claimed that the petitioners were secured creditors and in no particular danger HELENA Mont June JUM 16 The 16 The executive executive tive committee of f the r. r Montana Development Development Develop Develop- I tar ar yD ment league met I here r yesterday t for the purpose of taking taking- steps along so 50 called publicity lines Governor Norris pre pre- sided d. d After a rather lengthy address urging prompt action on tho the part of ot the counties and cities not only in raising funds for tor the work of ot the league he dwelt upon the necessity of ot naming large delegations both to the irrigation congress congress congress con con- gress at Spokane and the dry dro farming congress at Billings The governor tendered tendered tendered ten ten- dered his resignation as chairman and Lieutenant Governor W. W R. R Allen Alien was named as his successor S CROWN POINT Ind md June 16 Work Work on the rough two miles of the east leg of the Crown Point-Lowell Point automobile parkway has begun and warning signs were placed around d the entire c course r S 11 edba i fed Small I blue banners w were I installed at all culverts and bridges Seventeen telegraphers telegraphers telegraphers raphers will occupy as many stations on the the- racing days next Friday and Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- da day each notifying the tho Judges' Judges stand of any accidents or changes In the positions of the contending cars There will wilt be two hospital stations one at Crown Point and the other othel at Lowell HELENA June 16 An An array of ot Montana's Montana's Mon Ion tanas tana's most brilliant attorneys are enI engaged engaged en en- in the trial of the case cast of the I Northern Pacific Railway company compan vs George Parlin Jerry Lynch Mrs 1 Hungate Hun Hun- gate and a number nimber r of others brought for forthe forthe the purpose of ascertaining wh who shall shaH re receive receive re- re the flie reward offered two years ago agi by the Northern Pacific for forthe the arrest 0 of James C Calvin Towers Towels teO George ge lI Hustings and Harr Harry J J. J Gruber who held up and robbed the Northern Pacific passenger r e-r train and killed Engineer Clow at Walsh's spur on the morning of ot May laY 7 1907 LOS ANGELES LES June 16 Fifteen 16 Fifteen th thousand thou thu- usand u- u sand dollars In currency of the shipped June 7 b by the First National bank of this city to the Bank of ot Bisbee at Bisbee Ariz Aris by registered mall mail and stolen by unknown persons persona before it left the city is still One-half One of the stolen mone money contained In 10 two packages packages pack pack- ages one of ar a n f t ev PI e of f t was found yesterday or the day before betor at atthe atthe atthe the local main postoffice where It had been hidden by bo the thief The two to remaining remaining re re- re- re packages containing amounts have not been found Much Secrecy secrecy secrecy se se- crecy is maintained by the postal officials regarding the affair A number of ot persons are under suspicion but no immediate arrest is probable PARIS June Tune 1 36 The The Franco Franco-Ameri can treaty of extradition has been rat rat- fled fied and promulgated here MADRID Julie Tune June 1 William William H. H Buckler secretary of the American legation legation le Ie le- le gation here bere has tendered his resi resignation ri tion from the diplomatic service ST. ST PETERSBURG June 16 Three Three new cholera hospitals havo have been opened in St. St Petersburg to accommodate the increasing number of patients There have been one forty-one new cases in the thelast thelast thelast last three days LO LONDON DOX June Tulle 16 An An special dispatch dispatch dis dis- dis patch received here today from Christiana Christiana Chris Chris- tiana says sas that Bjornsen the Norwegian novelist who has been seriously ill at Laurvik t has suffered a relapse He lie had a paral paralytic tic stroke June 5 TOKIO June 16 Count ki Aki Aki minister of the imperial horse horse- t rr it T J j hold odar Prineo Iwakura vice h will Ym 11 succeed c ed him Tho The emperor issued a warmly thanking Count for his hison long on and faithful service A AMOY OY Juno One lit One hundred d and thirty one deaths from bubonic pla plague occurred in Amoy during the tho fortnight Indin ending Tune June 14 Official native reports from rom interior towns indicate a great increase in In tho disease Chang Chan Chow reports re reo ro- ro ports upward up of deaths daily holy PARIS June 16 The Tho Tho government is elaborating a plan for rebuilding the thevilla villa villages s 's in the tho south of Prance Franco de de- by tho the earthquake of a a. few fow days daJ'S a ago o. o It Ii will contribute part of the expense outright and arr arrange n e loans on en easy terms for the balance President dent Fallieres has contributed SEBASTOPOL Tune Juno 16 A A committee commit commit- tee tte has been formed to collect funds for raising the tho submarine boat which was sunk stink in collision with the battleship Rostislav and in which the I bodies of the tho crew are Hrc still imprisoned imprison The two divers s who lost their lives liv's which tn engaged a td in rescue work were given a a. public funeral today The e en 1 ti tire e garrison and the civil il and military officials attended I PARIS June 16 The The campaign by I Isomo somo some of the French papers against listing list list- ing sag on the Paris bourso tho the common stock of the United States Statts Steel corporation corporation cor cor- as the American congress is about to pass a new tariff law Jaw to together ether with hostility by Peach Fench steel interests interest who fear French ownership of American Ameri Amen can tan steel shares threatens to delay listin listing these securities lon longer er than w was wasat wasat s sat at first anticipated CONSTA CONSTANTINOPLE Tune June 16 Four Four marshals who included the ministers ex of marine marino and public instruction and two generals a former councillor of state a former fOmer vali aH and sixty other high officials have haye been sentenced by court court- martial to imprisonment in the provincial provin pro cial fortresses because of complicity in the recent revolutionary movement An imperial has approved the sen sen- ST. ST PETERSBURG June 16 Dis Dis Dispatches patches from Perm European Russia say the local police have begun an investigation a- a tion Uon into the sect of ot The Crimson God Goil the members of ot which are accused of hu human human human hu- hu man sacrifices and other horrible tices Repeated disappearances of pt people ople in the district where the sect dwells drew suspicion to the organization which worships wor won ships 18 a red t gu wooden idol colored I It is OIT aJ said W with tl human blood o The police T e have located a secret grave containing the mutilated mutilated mu mu- been sacrificed body of a and man they supposed expect g t to to h have find others The Ural region of which Perm is the center is a breeding ground for form m place many l O of fanatical the pagan a cults tribes ibe It t of olsA Is Asia a a re meeting as well ff as the persons persona who fit flee e from Russia on account of religious persecution Refugees Refu Heru gees geca of t this type have lived for centuries f J et ur in the dense forests e of the tho district t and their beliefs have developed eloped along the most fanatical lines NEW YORK June 16 Each Each of the employees of Smith Sons Sons' carpet factory at Yonkers received 1000 in cash Monday They were beneficiaries under tinder the will of ot the late Mrs Eva Smith Cochrane who was as the principal owner of the factory When ent she died in February Ja l last she t let left letan m man an estate of and willed that each employee of the factory who should be working k in it for tor twenty years should receive c 1000 O DERWYN BERWYN Neb June 16 A local Inventor in inventor inventor In- In dropped feet in a a. crippled aeroplane here yesterday He was not seriously hurt The amateur aviator was wasI I i. i a blacksmith in view of several hundred fellow townsmen made the ascent In a a. balloon and then tien attempted to descend in an aeroplane that he had constructed The rudder worked ork d loose and was unable to guide the machine It began to descend at a terrific speed turning over and over as asIt asit asit it dropped The inventor clung tenaciously tenaciously tenaciously tena tena- to the craft and when It struck the ground he lie was in a sitting posture and not badly hurt CENTRAL CITY Ky June 16 e Be Be cause he was spanked by his mother the year old son of Mrs Samuel Scott yesterday carried out a threat that he would drown himself Jf in a well After Atter his whipping the child left the house and andIn andIn andin In a moment his mother heard him screaming She looked Into the well and saw his curls Just above the water SA SAN BERNARDINO Cal Cat June 16 Closely Close following disclosures anent the death of Henry Grassmee at the Patten Fatten state insane asylum George Ackler an aged patient who testified at the hearing could not withstand the excitement of ot the occasion and suffered a paralytic stroke from which he dl died d. d I |