Show LITTLE LITTIE TELEGRAMS WASHINGTON OTON Ma May Ia 17 The i-The The constitutionality con con- of or the federal hours of service In law fur for railroad employees will viii not be bo passed upon by tho the supreme court of tho United States until next October terms term Thu Tb court has set for re argument the tease case involving ol in that question brought by hY tho the Baltimore Ohio H Railroad company against the increate ill in- create commerce commission am mission CINCIN CINCINNATI A TIt 0 O. May 17 Rioting 17 Rioting followed IJ the initiation of a kosher meat strike yesterday An Angry rr women invaded markets throw kerosene on the tho stock an and in in several c instances instanced attacked other women who ho had bou bought ht meat from the interdicted shops I W WASHINGTON J May t 17 The Tho Tho supreme su u pr preme mc court of tIm tho IT United it rl States StateR has hns' affirmed I 1 a judgment of tho the court of ot appeals appeals ap ape ap- ap peals of or tho the District of Columbia requiring re- re quiring q Senator Robert Jj L. L Owen of Oklahoma to pay William W W. Dudley and Louis T. T Michener a law law- years years' f fees s. s Tho Th controversy grew re out of of a contract whereby Du Dudley l and Michener were vere to assist Owen O as D ney Y for the Cherokee Indians in A claim 3 against the government o nt DETROIT Mich May fay 17 At At the biennial convention ron of the Grand International Inter Inter- national Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers En En- I In n s session sion hero it wa announced I yesterday that Vice Yil Grand Chief H. H E. E Willis had gone one to Washington V to do 10 what ho could to favor the enactment of a law Jaw reducing tho working hours hourI on railroads from 8 sixteen to fourteen hours bours and another pro providing irlin Inspection for lo locomotive Jo In boilers boiler the same as is is required for marine boilers boBers NEW YORK May 1 17 The i.-The Tho Standard Oil on company compan of New Jersey has declared a dividend for the quarter of 9 9 a share the tho same amount as Ii wa was declared at this time l last st year W WASHINGTON May Mar 1 17 President 17 President i. Taft has haa signed the b bill JJ creating a bureau bu bu- bu reau of mines in this city but has hasas hasas as yet et taken no action looking to the tho appointment nt of a chief hief of the new brand branch W WASHINGTON Ma May Mav 17 The The supreme su preme court has haR refused a rehearing of ol tho the elevator case e of tho state tate of Nebraska a against the thA Missouri Pacific Railway company compan The court recently held heM that the grain elevator law Jaw of that state state- as originally enacted was waR unconstitutional because in requiring tho the railroads of the state to build switches to elevators along their ri rights of wa way it took private property without compea- compea NEW YORK May 17 Exact End Exact fi fig figures urea ures on the result of Mayor laynor a 8 crusade for economy in the cit city government govern ment were vero made available for Comptroller ler Jer Pr Prendergast aRt today Tho The offic official nl totals to totals tale for the first three months of or the year show a decrease of as compared with last year PATERSON N. N J L J. May 17 A A Paterson Paterson Pat Pat- erson woman ha has brought suit for divorce divorce di rH vorce orco on tho ground that her husbands husband's excessive stuttering makes life iCe with him unbearable NY NYACK ACK N. N Y V May 17 Alfred Alfred Lent 15 years year old is dead at his home homo hero from an au injury received some days day ago in a baseball game Lent was cap cap- in of his team Ho He was hurt while sliding to second base baso CHICAGO Ma May 17 Evanston Evanston's Evanston's s 's Y M. M r. r C. C A. A wi will begin n a canvass of the schools of that city cit t today dav with the purpose purpose pur pur- pose of enrolling all sill pup pupils s over 0 9 years year old who annot cannot swim into swimming classa which will be bo conducted every ve day this summer Bummer at nt two beaches of the lake Jake At the lh end of the term silver medals mC will trill be bo given to the tho pupils who attend classes re regularly larJ and learn to swim GUTHRIE Okla OkIa May 17 Giving Giving her a age e as over 2 25 years year's Miss s Kato Kate Barnard state commissioner of charities and corrections has hu filed application with the 1110 state election eJection board as a candidate candi date for re nomination Instead of the tho declaration larati dece-larati n that tho the is a qualified voter Miss Barnard inserts in inthe inthe inthe the record that she has been a resident of Oklahoma nineteen years NEW YORK May fay 17 Antonio Antonio Misi Mist ani ani who was convicted last week eck of an effort to extort 1000 l from Caruso CaruM the tenor by m means ans of threatening letters Jetters has been sentenced to not less Je than three years jears eara and eight months at hard bard labor Jabor in in tn Sin Sing Sin Sing nor more than seven years ears and five months EL PASO Tex May 17 john John Webster Gourle Gourley United States vie vice consul At al Juarez Juanz Mexico opposite El EI Paso dl died d here hero yesterday of or smallpox The vice co consul 1 contracted the dl disease ease hilI via vis lung his brother a a. customs custom Inspector stationed at Ysleta who ho In turn contracted contracted contracted con con- It from a man arrested on the charge of or smuggling PEORIA Iii m. May 17 James Jam James Downs i 75 H years tars of a ago ro twenty five years ago agoan agoan agoan an Instructor In a 8 London gymnasium where ho sparred d with th the late King Edward then the prince of or Wales died suddenly here Downs served In the English Eng Eng- lish army after l' l Edward became king WASHINGTON May Ia 17 Following Following upon tho th heels of ot officials and business businessmen men of San Francisco who were wore here last lut week to lo boom their city for tor tho the Panama canal exposition In 1915 there have ar- ar Thompson chairman of or the Worlds World's Panama Pan Pan- ama Exposition company of or New Orleans Orleans Or Or- leans and others seeking lie to submit tho advantages of the crescent city It for such luch sucha lucha a a. celebration ATLANTA Ga Gat Mil May 17 A A I light ht fall of or snow enow was wa reported yesterday from fram several soy sev eral crat towns southwest of or Atlanta CHICAGO May 17 William William 1 E. E Hud Bud son non of nr James A. A Patten's Pattens grain flu firm Bartlett Patten A Co won was U held to the tho federal grand Jury hero here today for tor refus retus- I ing to give curtain Information to a census census cen cen- cen- cen sus sue enumerator Hudsons Hudson's home in the suburb of or Wilmette Is III owned owne by hi hiS 1118 wife Ift and It waa e regarding this point that the tue grain Brain man balked He would not tell teU the tho enumerator whether he or hi hII wire wife owned the tile place His Ills arrest followed BUENOS AIRES May fa 17 Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff of or the tho United States army anny and thid American America r representative rep rep- p re rc et at tug tho Argentine centennial has haa arrived h here ro on the armored r cruiser Montana Mantana flagship of Rear Admiral Staunton ton WASHINGTON Ma May 17 The The old ram ran stricken from the na navy list Ht 1 last y PAr ye ar was wan made a Il target yesterday to ascertain whether th the th now new twelve Inch soft nosed sh ehlI would deflect whon when strIkIng striking Ing th the th twelve Inch armor or bite Into it Tho was WM stationed d live five miles out lut In tho the Potomac at Indian H Head rul Va but the result of or tho the experiment was M kept secret CHICAGO May 17 Delegates 17 Delegates to the tho national congress of the Iho socialist party part yesterday In n a dispute bf became me Involved over th the th question of or immigration The submission of or majority and minority ro to- to ports porta from the committee that has be been n Investigating the proposition for two years ca started a n flood nood of oratory orator May 17 The The situation here hero Is assuming a n. more mon aspect but even y t foreigners rs do not sleep Inthe inthe In Inthe the city although many of or them engage In bu business during the tho da day The authorities author author- are actively tho the agitators man many of or whom wham have ben been arrested but bu threatening placards and circulars continue con con- to appear DEADWOOD S. S D. D May 1 17 A i-A A heavy heny snow anon ten felt In th the tha Black hills yesterday rda The storm was wall accompanied b by freezing temperature that is I killing all v vegetation and small NOR NORMAN N. L Okla Okia May 17 C. C C. C M. M I. I Conneta Con Con- nun net a farm hand was waa killed In a It tor tor- tor eight miles northeast of here hore ye yes yes- W. W J. J Nye Nyc Conners Conner's was waa Injured and hl his house hou was WAil blown away n Several everal other ather houses w were rc de dl de- ed TOPEKA Kan ICan May ola 17 Frank Frank Ryan Run member of or the Kansas board of railroad commissioners commissioner was as today toda chos chosen n to rep rp th the telegraph graph operators of the Missouri Pacific railroad on tho the committee committee commit commit- tee tto to arbitrate their demands for tor an anS anS anS S per cent wage Increase CINCINNATI 0 O. Ma May 17 After n-Arter After holding holding hold hold- weeks ing dally daily conferences for eleven the Order of ot Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen em om- k Ohio Southwestern Southwestern South South- cloyed by the Baltimore western mil railroad road have ha-e signed l ed a wage scale The Tho n now W scale ecale calls for or an In Increase Increase In In- crease averaging 16 IS per percent cent DALIAS DALIES Tex May 17 A A severe evere eloc elee- hall hail and rain rl storm that preval prevailed ed parts of northern Texas and Oklahoma Okla OkIa- over homa last laM night at Rt D Denison reached al almost almost almost al- al most the thA proportions of or a cloudburst Hooding flooding streets and cellars At CI burn Johnson county many of th the P people Po Poto fled to their storm house houses At Merkle a n heavy fall of or hall hail ruined fruit and garden crops and broke hundreds of windows |