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Show st&te warden cromar declares,ITemphaticalWAS RIGHT ly FROM THE NUMBER OF LICENSES ISSUED TODAY AS A CRITERION. THERE WONT BE A BACHELOR LEFT IN OGDEN IN SEVEN WEEKS' TIME. THAT FISH. TO SEINE THOSE NOW WHO IS TO BLAME IN THE MATTERf !i VOL XL No. 151 Iublisl;r Daily at (Dii&rn, Utah TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1807 DISCOVERED PLOT JUDGE HEBBARD IS TO NAVE HER TO KILL THE CZAR VERY DRAMATIC ODESSA. June 23. A now plot t axsaxsiuni,' (he osar has boon discovered. Sixty prominent military officers, ho are said to be Involved, have amsied and are awaiting trial, ORCHARD GAZES AT THOSE WHO been xxiil and probably be sentenced to WOULD IMPEACH HIM. death. The whole Odessa garrison Is believed to be implicated and lliat men close to the czar are Involved. Committee of Clinches His Hands Tightly and Gazes HARVEST RELIEVES FAMINE. Defiantly at Them, Then Turns to able Report After SHANGHAI. June 25. Prospects of Richardson to Deny All Impeaching a bountiful harvest, which will begin Questions Got Jolted Today. within the next few days, has tended It Situation to relieve the situation in the famine-stricke- n districts, where thousands BOISE, June 25. When court con- have succumbed to starvation within vened today On hard was brought in the last few months. It is estimated At lust tveuliig'g session iif tin city to identify Bill Rikman, T. C. Foster that over tiMi.iMin persons have died in mum I. I'liairniun Sum Thomas and and that over ten mil- Messis. Crain. Wcatherby and Wiland othera who are going to take the the last evidence. u(T( his lack lions have red severely from stand to' impeach liams. of the special committee oil Orchard denied having had a convert of sufficient food. Numerous cases of lighting. appointed some time ago to nation with Uai Malich in the Wind- cannibalism have lieen reported recentInvcsliKutc tile advisability of building sor Turkish baths in Denver in June, ly. The Chinese government and peoa imiuicldl lighting plant, made a rehe told Malich 19U5. wherein that he ple contributed money and supplies to port to that body to the effect lhnt the would kill Bteunenberg if it was the the amount of nearly ts.niiii.fiiiii and committee hud made a thorough inlast act of his life, because he had several millions were donated by Am- vestigation of the mutter and recom-lnende- d He also denied ericans and Englishmen, but this tremade him a pauper. that the committee be authorever telling John M. Elliott that he mendous total was wholly Inadequate ized to purchase a site for the erection was a railway man and had been em- to prevent widespread suffering. With of a lighting plant, whereby the city ployed for two years by the Mine Own- a good crop of rice the situation will be might construct a plant to supply its ElIn a nr relieved week two. denied ers association, and telling own needs and those of its citisens, the Those who have visited tile famine cost not to exceed the sum of 95.00(1 liott that it had been fully decided by the owners to put the officers out of district recently report scenes of un- for the site. The recommendation and horror. Whole families reixirt of tile committee waa adopted the way by having them arrested for precedented s crime they did not commit and Inti- were found dead in their huts and hun- unanimously. mating that Bteunenberg should be dreds of corpses, some torn to pieces It Is now practically assured that thJ killed, in a conversation alleged to have by ravenous human beasts, were scat- city will own its own lighting plant taken place November 2. 1906. He de- tered by the roadside. within the next year. It depends upon nied telling D. C. Copley in Ban Franthe voters uf the city, however, but If NOTABLE PAINTINGS. cisco December 4, 1904, that Bradley the taxpayers vote as they have talked NEW YORK. June 25. Two notable for the ast ten years, there Is no got what he deserved and that Bteunenberg would get his when the oppor- paintings by Edwin W. Doming, the doubt as to what the result will be. tunity was .presented, although he ad- Indian and animal painter, were pre- City Engineer Parker has declared the mitted that Bteunenbergs name was sented to the city of New York by the proposition to be the greatest In the mentioned. He denied haring a similar Municipal Art society at the com- state. Tile details of the matter are conversation with Charles A. Sullivan mencement exercises of Morris high not given for publication, the commitin Cripple Creek, Frank Hough in Wal- school today. The canvases are valued tee drilling that it would be better lace and a dosen others. at thousands of dollars and are es- to withhold the plan until everything Rather dramatic was the conference pecially valuable because of their his- was accomplished. It may he stated, of Orchard with the witnesses who are torical significance. The aubjecta are however, that when It is given out It here to impeach him. As they were Onuvemeur Morris Addressing the will surprise the taxpayers of the city called by name and came down the Convention for Framing the Constitu- and. perliHps, the officials of the wateraisle to confront him he would clinch tion of the United Statea and The works company. Mr. Parker will behla hands tightly, gase defiantly at the First Treaty of Peace Made Between gin work at once on the drawing of the witness and turn to Richardson to em- the Weekqualsgeek Indians and the plans for the system, after which the phatically deny all the impeaching Dutch at the Residence of Johannes council will order published a call for Bronk In 1642. The painting will oc- a sjNHial election, at which time the questions. Richardson decidedly Jolted Orchard cupy a permanent place on the walla taxpayers of the city will vote upon the when he handed him two pictures of of Morris high school. matter. This election will be held durhim taken Immediately after his aring the latter part of August or the rest. The contrast between the man NAVAL CONGRESS IN BORDEAUX early part of September, in order that when arrested and the witness on the BORDEAUX, France, June 25. Ail it may not be confused with the postand was startling. Hawley attempt- nations of the world having s navy litical situation during the coming gened to have them ruled out, but after are represented by officers and en- eral election. It Is up to you, people, hearing the question Judge Wood ad- gineers at the .naval architects ontjiupiiort the council in this matter. which convened today at tneT The mitted them. miscellaneous matters One picture was of Orchard with two exposition. America is represented by were followingof: disposed other men, Orchard having a smoking several distinguished naval authorities, Liquor licenses were grinted to sevrevolver n his hand. Richardson de- Including Edward P. Bates, of New clined to Intimate what he would prove York, a member of the American So- eral saloons. James Macbeth requested that a wire by this picture. ciety of Naval Architects and also the Orchard was asked regarding his American Society of Mechanical En- fence near his property be removed, atatement made against Bteunenberg gineers. Much time will be spent by but as the fence la on private prierty to eleven persons and denied them all. the delegates In Inspecting the ex- the committee had no Jurisdiction. Isabelle Forbes requested that damMrs. Mary King, the first witness, hibits at the Bordeaux Maritime expotold of running a boarding house at sition, where vessels of all types and ages be given her on account of her Cripple Creek. She aald that Orchard models, illustrating the origin of steam properly being damaged by the recent waa visited by Detective Sterling a navigation and the various graduations rain. Referred to the city attorney. She of Improvement up to the present day, number of times at her house. The street recommended that bids be said that Orchard alwaya came to the are shown. asked for the construction of a bridge back door entrance. In Ogden canyon, which recoinmenda- DRUGGISTS CONVENE. Mary King, a. daughter of the first WATERTOWN. N. Y.. June 25. The witness, confirmed her mother's story. Mrs. Alice Fltshugh, who lived in New York State Pharmaceutical asMUSICIANS MEET Cripple Creek ten years, where she sociation convened this morning at with Island Thousand park, druggists kept a rooming house, saw Orchard IN MANY STATES visit Sterling in his mom a number of from every city and town of the state times and he always came late In the on hand to participate in the program arranged for their entertainment and day or night ELMIRA, N. Y, June 25. Nearly The annual address of C. W. Allen of Leadvllle worked In Instruction. thousand of the most e talented muthe office of the Florence mine at Crip- President Fred 8. Rogers was the feaof the state are assembled In sicians On of session. ture the knew several and Creek for Inaugural years ple Elmira today for the nineteenth anfinal session afternoon the He Scott and Detectives Thursday Sterling. of the New York State convention nual on steamer board be held will a for said he saw Orchard In consultation Teachers' association. The seswith J. Scott a number of times during Kingston, when delegates will be elect- Music ed to the convention of the American sions will consist of three readings the strike. meetwere Pharmaceutical association and the and recitals each day during thetomorBllssard Dr. Magee and Ira extend will which through ing, new Installed. waa officers recess called, but not responding, a row and Thursday. Professor Ludtaken. wig Bchenck, of Rochester, is president TEXAS SEED CRUSHERS. st GALVESTON, Tex.. June 25. Sev- of the association and is presiding WELCOME TO MACARTHUR. conA convention. the public grand Texas members of the hundred eral MILWAUKE, June 25. Lieutenant-Gener- al Crushers association cert will be held In the Lyceum theater. Arthur MacArthur, who has Cotton Seed here for their annual aftoday gathered returned to hla home in Milwaukee MACON. Ga, June 25. There will ter years of active service In the army, meeting. This association, representstate and be music in the air In thla city during Is to be tendered an ovation tonight by ing the mills throughout the of Invested the next four days, hundreds of delehla old friends and former school fel- several millions of dollars has accomplished gratifying gates having arrived to participate in capital, the lows. The testimonial will take the thirteen years of Its ex- the twelfth annual convention and form of a dinner at the Planklnton results in istence In the way of Increasing the festival of the Missouri Music Teachhouse, to which have been Invited a sale and bettering the quality of the ers association. The program arthe of officers number of prominent of the Texas cotton seed. The ranged Is an ambitious one and in- products those of army and navy, as well as all will be In session three cludes several grand symphony orches who were classmates of General Mac- convention with President John W. ONeill tre concerts, piano and violin concertos days, univerMilwaukee old Arthur at the of Clarksburg presiding. and many vocal numbers with orches- sity. tral accompaniments, An orchestra ni VISITS PALACE OF PEACE 8ITE. thirty pieces from St. Louis will furTO FIGHT GRAIN TRUST. THE HAGUE, Jan. 25. M. Nelldoff, nish two entire programs. GRAND FORKS. N. D.. June 25. of the peace commission, topresident Plans for building a great terminal day received a deputation from the NOBLES YILLE, Ind., June 25. A elevator at Superior, to be absolutely Christian church throughout the world, business commeeting wan held by the and free from the "grain trust" headed by Rev. William FTeemantle and thin afternoon mission houses, were considered at a Dean Rlpon, urging the conference to hundreds of delegates of the Indiana feature as the opening of the committee of Joint the Catholics meeting Insure peace and Justice. The thirtieth annual conNorth Dakota branch of the American refused to sign an address In a confer- Music Teacher the Noblesville Thla vention. evening Society of Equity, a farmers ence to which the pope had not been band will give a reception and conDaorganisation, and the North Invited. Andrew Carnegie has visited the visiting musicians. kota Bankers association in this city the site where the palace of peace Is to cert in honor of musicians have been enfamous Many on the made be today. A report will be erected at his expense. gaged to take part In the program, of the project at the state convention tomorthem Ernesto Con solo, an Italamong farmers union at Devils Lake COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. ian pianist now in America for the row. 8EWANEE, Tenn June 25. The first time, and Janet Spencer, contralthirty-nint- h annual commencement to, now touring with the Thomas orDEATH. 1HILDREN CRU8HED TO exercises of the University of the chestra. Thursday morning Thomas NEW TORK, June 25. Seven chil- South were held this morning. Henry Tapper, of New York, editor of The dren, members of an Italian family, Markley Gass, the Tennessee Rhodes Musician, will deliver a lecture. The ere crushed to death this morning by scholar, was the valedictorian, and convention will close Friday evening. he collapse of a tenement house. The Marcellua Seabrook Whaley of CharIremen dug the remains from the leston, 8. C the ' Letin salutatorian. FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION MEETS. uins This afternoon the students . gave an OAKES, N. D June 25. The .North open-a- ir performance of Much Ado Firemens association opened, Dakota ri MINERS ATTACK SOLDIERS. About Nothing." annual convention Its twenty-fourt- h MIANOSHITA, Japan, June 25. and tournament here today with a STATUE OF POCHAHONTAS. Armed with rifles, miners attacked a NORFOLK. Vs June 25. With im- session devoted to reports and ofother regiment sent to quell a riot. The the business relating to fhe affairs Memines were damaged a million dollars. posing ceremonies, the Pochontas H. J. President Kelly organization. morial society of Washington today statue of Pnca presided. Tomorrow morning there VENEZUELA CABINET RESIGNS. dedicated a life-sion grounds. The will be a parade of the fire companies the exposition CARACA8. June 25. The Venezu- hontas will form a and bands and the afternoon and the and Is of hronre elan cabinet has resigned owing to con figure whole of Thursday will be devoted to Breen action In condemning the policy permanent memorial of the the prise contests. exposition. of the minister of finance. Special ' the ATTEMPTS SUICIDE SX FKAXUlSCii. June 23 oxer the report of (tie Ihn axsn.l.i-lio- u ivi'iiimneudiiig lli.K he lie for hiihiluiil drunkenness. Superior Judge J. ('. It H.bUird. xx ho coined ABOUT SIXTY-FIVMEN AT WORK i ouidderahle noloriely l.ilely on IN WESTERN UNION. of Iliac eici lltrleill, x. atli llipled lo blovx hi brains o(ll in i handier in Favor- hi eourlrooin (in moriiing 1 : fore lie Council eould iii (I tin- lugger a inxxgivper Small is Keeping Hu Movements Quiet ho was seeking an inlerxiew and May Break Loose at Los Angeles of man Sllei eeelleil ill XxleSlIlig I lie IVYoiXcr1 or Portland Konenkamp Asks Mcfrom him. Nally for s Conferenca Today. Adopted. ADVOCATE PURE WINE BILL. HAMMUXDSIOUT. X. Y.. June J.V A demand for the MSage of a pnr SN I'lM Xi 'ISit i. Jam- 25 - Tlierr made tod.iy tic was adopted. Tin1 same commit xx iin- hill, regulating natural fermented xxu tinthir mid the carbonated article in tin ti legruph xerxi,,. buxine being tc ; lo ivi oiiiiiu-iidci- l dial Van Kureii Tlie omt and and requiring maker of tlie latter to tinned better iii.m iHiwtfu Txx riity-ssirecls. In- - repaired; also mark tln-i- product "curbonulrd cham- Western I'liinii Ii.in iilmnt xlxty-ti- v slrt-cl- . ce rallies at xxnrk on Imtli xiile of Twi'iuy-cigh- di between Waxli-ingio- n pagne.'' xxu made at tin- opining The I'oMtal force has Ihvii only today of (lie Ann rii nil Wine and Jefferson, be graded. 1'lie committee on sidewalks recom(roxver' axHoclatinn' slightly iiiereaed. The strikers ain mended that the wastepaper boxes In- convention. Delegate are in hiimiiiI-iinc- t- standing firm and feel rnutiilent uf from New York. California and x ii'lnry. President Small is keeping his disposed of to S. A. Herrick, and It tug elate. Reso- plunx secret, liut it is the general unwas so ordered. Tlie same committee nil other grape-groals itisiiecied the sidewalk belonging lution exxrc adopted favoring tile pure derstanding that before the end of a to 11 (.'. Bigelow, and he was given one food law and usking for an extension week he will have ordered a strike 111 of ita operation. Edward Emerson, mother large coasl city, thought to bs yei.i in which to repair the same. A i o'liniuiileaiion either Portland or lm Angeles. Tlie was sent in from of New York, xvill likely la- the tty recorder, stating that no bids president of the association. Tlie tiro-gra- strike order may come as early aa include a visit to the had i for raising the OgThursday. This Is only conjecture, wineries of tlie lmke Kcuka district, a but there are strong Indications that it den canyon bridge. r tlie lake and u doelng Imn-quwill be fulfilled. A loiiiinunh-atiowas received from trip tomorrow night. the county recorder, slating tliat the cost of assessing pnqieriy in (tgden NEW YRK, June 25. Koneiikanip Cil.x amounted to 92.846.46. Referred SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH. this afterniHiii sen! a letter to General to the finance committee. KNOXVILLE, Temi., June 25. Manager Nally of the Postal, asking instructors from the great a conference fur the purpose of arbili was reported that P. J. Moran would repair the holes In the )iaveiuent universities and other educational Intration. on Twenty-fift- h street July 1st. A stitutions of the country have been enCHICAGO. June 25. Secretary Ruscommittee, namely, Parker Thomas gaged for the sixth session of the Bumand Moyea, was appointed to wait on mer Bchool of the Boulh, which opened sell does not expect confidential ret inlay under the auspices of the I'nl-V- ( ports from President Small, because ha Mr. Moran. It was recommended that a commitrally of Tennessee. Teachers from cannot send them secretly. The Iostal all the Southern slates are in attend- herv Is forly-nlii- e tee be appointed to iniect Twenty-sevento sixty hours behind. The strike fund will be $50,00(1 street, on which curbing and ance. Several conventions anil meetings of national importance will lie In a month. It eosts 93,000 weekly to guttering is to be placed. Adopted. In San Francisco. The city recorder asked Ihut the held in connection with the school, in- pay strike be allowed 92.50 per day cluding the National Story Tellers' grave-diggOHIO EDUCATORS IN SESSION. and 92 extra for digging graves in league, July 5 and ; Southern Kinhard turn. Adopted. SANDUSKY. O., June 25. Resoludergarten association, July 12 and 13; Interstate League for the Itettcrment tions demanding Increased pay for Tlie following petitions were read: That a drain be made near the Ter- of Public Schools, July IT and 18; Na- Ohio public school teacheraawere draftrace addition, as at present there were tional Guild of Piny, July 19 and 20, ed today by tlie delegates to the fifty-nin- th ao many stagnant pools which breed and Tennessee Slate Teachers assoOhio eriucatlnnul convention. The financial phase of ths profession will disesse. Referred to street committee. ciation, July 22 and 25. be fully discussed during the session, The fire chief sent in an aiiplicatlon SOUTH CAROLINA BANKERS. with a view uf securing tha enactment requesting supplies and the sanitary of relief measure! by the next legists-lur- e. CHARLESTON. 8. C.. June 25. inspector requested four tons of coal Charles L Van Clave, superinfor the crematory. Roth were granted. Leading bankers and financiers from The street committee was requested all parts of the state are registered tendent of the Mansfield schools, delivto ask J. P. O'Neill to place all roads today at the Seashore hotel, Isle of ered the inaugural address st the openla the same condition aa he found them Pal ins. In anticipation of the opening ing session thla morning, hla subject before-hthis evening of the seventh snpual con- being A New Declaration of Indecnmmeuqed Work on them. BinieraJ. editor J, Barker asked that the city en- vention of the South Carolina Bankers pendence." Charles I). also gineer be Instructed to lower tlie side- association.' The Initial business ses- of tha Hteubenvllle Herald-Bta- r, walk in front of his residence. So or- sion will be called to order tomorrow siiuke on Educational Publicity." dered. morning by President W. J. Roddey of A petition that an electric light be Rock Hill. Among the prominent CONVENTION OF MILLIONAIRES. and bunkers to address the convention are IXtUIBVILLE, Ky June 25. Deleplaced between Twenty-fourt- h Twenty-fift- h street, east of Washington Francis II. Bears of Boston, Mass., John gates to the number of over 690, repreW. Klmpson of Spartanburg, W. W. senting all aprta of the United Pistes, avenue, waa granted. It was requested that Childs avenue Newberry of Chicago, Joseph A. Mc- are in Louisville today In attendance be graded. Referred to street comCord of Atlanta, and L. P.,Hlllyer of at theeiatlonal convention of the Ammittee. Macon. erican Master Plumbers association. A royal welcome waa given the visitor It was recommended by the street and THAW TRAGEDY ANNIVERSARY. by tlie local plumbers and the luvish-necommittee that the cruse-walstreet of the entertainments arranged waterways on Twenty-eight- h NEW YORK, June 26. One year and Grant avenue be completed, which ago today occurred the tragedy on the for the three days of the meeting la waa carried. Madison Square Roof Garden, when in keeping with the impular Idea reHarry K. Thaw shot and killed Stan- garding the wealth of plumber. Presford White. In his prison cell In the ident Rolls Moodle, of Dayton, O., la Tomlis today Thaw gave no Indication presiding at the convention. COAL LAND ENTRIES by word or action that the anniversary OREGON ENCAMPMENT G. A. R. possessed any special significance to FRAUDULENT MAY BE him. He continues to receive dally NEWBERG, Ore June 25. New-bela entertaining the elate encamp-mi- nt visits from hla wife and much of his of the G. A. R which began Is in in time and the 25. Aa reeding passed a CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June result of the Interstate Commerce com- preparation of a line of defense for hla here today with a good attendance of mission hearing in thla city and Salt second trial, which will probably take Veterans from all over the state. The Woman's Relief Corps also Is In anLake and the subsequent Investigation place In October. The encampment will nual session. of of the Justice by the department three days, during which time United States, a suit in equity was OHIO CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS. continue e thrff-will be addresses by Governor filed here yesterday afternoon by the COLUMBUS, 0 June 25 With a Geer and United States government against the service of praise and welcome the Chamberlain. Union Pacific Railroad company; the Christian Endeavor societies of Ohio other men of note. Union Pacific Coal company; the Su- begin their annual convention in Me CONVENTION OF SEED DEALERS, perior Coal company; Wm. D. Corn- mortal hall tonight. The convention NEW YORK, June 25. Two hunish of New Jeraey, vice president of will be in session until Saturday, the the Union Pacific Railroad company, program providing for numerous ad dred members, mostly dealers in garand Dyer O. Clark, vice president and dresses In addition to the reports and den Meeds, gathered at the Hotel Astor general manager of the Union Pacific other routine business. The attend today to attend a three days' session of the twenty-fift- h annual convention Coal company and of the Superior Coal once promises to be unusually large. of the American Trade associacompany. The charge sprclflea that tion. II. W. Wood of Richmond, Va., CAR ACCOUNTING OFFICERS. twenty-nin- e entries of coal land have been fraudulently made by individuals ST. PAUL, Minn June 25. The As- Is president, and paiera will be prenamed for the use and In the Interest sociation of Transportation and Car sented by Dr. B. T. Galloway of the Btatea department of agriculof the defendants. Accounting Officers began its annual United This land is alleged to be worth convention In St. Paul today and will ture. about $690,000 and the bill in equity remain in session over tomorrow. The CHINESE REBELS APE ACTIVE. asks that the patents on the land be association alms to promote improveVICTORIA, B. C June 25. Hongcanceled; that an injunction be In ments In methods of car service, car retraining" the" further working accounting and transportation, and the kong advices say that refugees are of th tand b the defendants and that papers and addresses at the convention flocking there from the revolutionists of south China. The rebel forces are they be compelled to give an account- will relate to these subjects. ing of all the coni mined, produced or moving towards Canton. Huichou and sold upon this land. Kowleen. on the main land, opposite OLDEST MEDICAL SOCIETY. LONG BRANCH, N. J June 25. Hongkong, have been captured and NEGROES TO OPPOSE TAFT. At America's oldest medical society, the the government troops worsted. BALTIMORE, Md., June 25. Reso- New Jeraey Btate Medical association, Wongkong a customs official was lutions criticising President Roosevelt convened in 141st annual session here killed and rebel banners sprinkled with families The officials and opposing the candidacy of Secre- this morning. Headquarters have been the blood. tary Taft for the presidency will likely established at the Bcarboro hotel and drowned themselves in wells. be passed st the meeting of the Na- the register of that house bears the NEW PRESIDENT FOR PANAMA. tional council, which names of many men famous In scienwill be held here the next three days, tific circles throughout the country. PANAMA, June 25. General Obal-dl- a, Several Influminister of the Panama republic convening tomorrow. ential negroes have already arrived BURTON SPEAKS AT DARTMOUTH to the United Btatea, today assumed the acting presidency. President Amaand are strong In their denunciations HANOVER, N. H June 25. AcTheodora E. Burton, nf Ohio, dor has been granted a of and Taft and the President cording to the call, the delegates will chairman of the house rivers and har- leave of absence by the legislative as"discuss with prudence, wisdom, pa- bors committee and a member of the sembly and will make an extensive tience and Intelligence the best method new inland waterways commission, de- tour of Europe. While absent from to overcome the dangers menacing livered the principal address at the Panama he will bear the title of Tituwhat civil and political rights the ne 128th annual commencement of Dart- lar President. mouth college this morning. groes have left. DESTRUCTIVE CLOUDBURST. IN HONOR OF MARK TWAIN. INDIAN TERRITORY POLITICS. BILLINGS, Mont. June 25. A LONDON, June 25. Many persons cloudburst in this section did damage SULPHUR, L T June 25. With William Jennings Bryan as the first prominent in literary, political and art to the extent of $100,000, sweeping out speaker at the Epworth Chatauqua to- circles attended a luncheon given by five big bridges across the 'Rtlllwater In the Pilgrim's society today in honor elver north of here and drowning out day. the greatest political pow-wo- w of Mark Twain. Mr. Birrell, chief sec- miles of crops. the history of the new state was July 3 and 4, the last two retary for Ireland, presided. MINE BUILDINGS BURNED. days of the assembly, have been set CHICAGO GRAIN. B. C., June 25. Ten VICTORIA. apart for candidates for state, conCHICAGO, June 25. Wheat opened thousand strikers burned the mine gressional and district offices, when the corn buildings and killed the chief of police big chiefs of all parties will present at 91 2 and closed at 91 4; at Sulmoto In the copper mining their views on the political Issues now opened at 52 8 and closed at 52 oats opened at 41 and closed at 42 agitating the two territories. T ti r : i Makes a a Thorough Investigation the and ze -- "p is Unanimously ! -- ax-uu- - - it i et-ni.i- ci r - lh,-Iw- w m ox-e- et Sev-enty-fl- ve th er e ks aa rg M - Afro-Americ- an ongressman six-mont- hs . 1-- 2-- 2-- 1-- 4; 1-- 2. ' |