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Show ADVERTISE IN K IHfc ASSAOC1TED PRESS LL DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST examiner rf price it charges, it is fcr the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM INDICATIONS ARE THAT THe WEATHER WILL BE FAIR THE THE EXAMINER IN THE CITY REACHES THE COUNTY AS WELL SUBSCRIPTAJ THE CITY. OUR ION' BOOKS ARE OPEN TO ADVERTISERS VOL NO. III AND OGDEN STANDARD OGDEN J29 CITY, NO EMBER MORNING, SUNDAY UTAH. Cobb., Not. 24. Yale' banners wave triumphantlbrlii blue y over the city toulght, tbe signal of anainer victory over Harvard, tba The crimson final score being went down to defeat in a desperate baitie wnich la football etrauigy and had few equals spectacular play eibce the two univemuea have wet. To Yale pissed the almost undisputed title f the college chawplonaliip of tli. country, clouued only by the Prince-101n, no acore, conteat with a week ago. A victory lor the crimaon would hare meant Aral hunora beyond quea-tnfor ah had beaten the Carlisle Indiana, who last week won from Viuneaota, and who also had defeated the I'nireraity of Pennsylvania, the rotsquerora of the I'nlverelty of Michigan. For thla reason. if no other, the game on Yale field waa of unprecedented Importance, and to Yale once more haa come a victory which will live forever in her athletic lila-trIt waa a victory won through i mi ball knowledge, superior play, unerring accuracy in developing of the new rulea and the piblUilee the nagnlflcent work of her players. I'lie acore of a single touchdown and gi.ol re psU that of last year on Soldiers' field, and it adds to Yale's ktrmg of victories only twice broken since 1J97. Harvard a Worthy Fee. Harvard proved a worthy foeman. Her men repeatedly shone conspicuously and the flashes of brilliancy la ,wer plays as time and again her hacks broke through the Una and her stalwart guard, Burr, sent tba ball twisting through the air on long punt a, seemed tn be entitled to a reward. Harvard was a trifle alow la executing her days which, as last year, seemed to hinge on her great strength of defense. Yale's success lay in plav-lu- g oflenaively at the opening, driving her. plays hard and taking advantage of every opening when her opponents had the ball. Interference, forward passes and Inside kicks ware well (fovelnped. Not once did a Yale man have to run down the field without as-- s stance. As the game waa nearing the close Yale played faster and rolled the crimson line Into a heap time ud time again. It waa only Harvard's stubborn control of every Inch list kept the score nt the single figures. The touchdown followed' a sense-thmi- l play. Yale had tha ball on Harvard's line. Jones called for a kicking formation. Yeeder droplino with his ped hack to the hands outspread. A perfect pass from Kookenburger sent the ball Into hla hands and Veeder like a flask start--i- l Nw Hawn, (toll. tion of the country that restriction. upon the alienation of surplus lands and that provision ahould tie OF OELSICnS WILL he removed made for the removal of reetrlc tion upon homesteads in cases wiiere the apilant clearly shows that such Tormo of Compromise Have Been removal w.iuld result In hie benefit, Agreed Upon end Await Action and that he 1 competent tn manage sf Surrogate. his own affairs." FINAL SETTLEMENT ing Charlea M. Oelrlcha, a brother and executor iff the will, Intend to ask the surrogate to approve the settlement on Tuesday, Mr. Oelrlcha made a will disinheriting hla wife, Theresa Alice Oelrichn, because of her own Independent fortune. and giving only some personal effect. Jewelry, guns aad other articles to hla sen, Hermann OhIiIcIik. JJr., as he stated that the youth will eventually luherit the fortune iff his mother. Hie principal legatees were hla sister, Mrs. William Jay, bis brothHia estate er, Charlea M. Oelrlcha. la believed to be worth almost $2,000,-00ByYhe settlement Mrs. Oelrlcha la to receive, It la said, one hundred first mortgage bends of $1 .000 each of the South Fertile Coast Railway com-- ! pany, within thirty daye after the will shall have been probated, provided no further objections are taken to 1L She la to execute a release of all claims against the 41 ate of her husband, either here or In California, and also as tn hla administration of the estate of the late Senator Fair, the father of herself and Mr. Virginia Vanderbilt, wife of William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and she la to agree to make no del into four hundred mher $1,000 bonds of the South Pacific Coeat Railway company, 346 of which nea In the ante deposit vaults of the National Park bank, whore Mr. had a deposit box, and tha others being held by the Firmer Loan and Trust company, as security fer a loan made to Mrs. Oelrlcha. The young non, In addition tn hla fathers personal effects, la to get a ranch In Solano county, California, Qomprlslng $76 acres, named and everything connected with IL This ranch la valued at $60,600. Thla la In full for all claims that he may have against the estate of hla father. nie-W- The building of this line, Worland to Thermopolls, will be one of the Important engineering feats of the day. The line will pas through the canyon of ihe Big Horn, and It will be necem-arto blaet out a roadbed front the solid rock, cross and recroas the stream many times. From eighteen ' OH'D, months tn two years will be requlrel Burr had panted to Knox at the to complete the road to Thermopollr. nnuim's line and the latter, and when It Is completed the road will Nthtad a screen of Interference, ran be among the moet scenic In the west. !, readth of the field for a gala of r" 'rds. Three line plays which fob AGAINST JEWISH RIGHTS. 'wvd resalted in the necessary first and a touchdown seemed immi-;eaClaim That Jewish Massacres Will On the next Fellow Enlargement ef Rights. play Jooea took te bell, made forward paaa to 23. Th Nov. fumbled it cm the three-Jln- BL Petersburg, McDonald dropped on It threats of the reactionary parties that Jewish massacres will he organised pun,M 0,,t danFr-- . the score of six to nothing, if the rights of the Jews are enlarged re steadllr becoming moM definite. ,i?.TTiir'! WM compelled to change her .e r.f ettarx and Burr waa called The central council of the League cf pun the ball out of danger the Russian People, claiming to repjtn j11 lc Tbe first half of the resent thirty million people, has Ishalf resolved itself Into a punt--- f sued a declaration disclaiming responduel between Burr and Veeder. sibility for tbe outrages which may rela,n the outcome seemed sult from the Just. Indignation prowilh new Parers put duced by the enlargement of the Jew'nto their team and in the ish rights aal has published th text minutes of the half there iff 20u dispatches of protest sent to , emperor from local organizations. don th fled. Yale was the which ...wrtnx .irrh like a heliering ram and the following Is a sample of VMi prevented by phrase: ,1rJ1'iJwn J "It Is dangerous to further test the wh:,tl entllng tha game. Th h .. dinin framed a mass of gentleness and patience of the peace-t- i Al-w- n-- v " ? ,h u Tl1 An International Compact Guaranteeing Inviolability Against Territorial Aggression. rJl,n ct B:. Peteiwburg, a,u? channel en in be Cowl.,, .river et bethikile Rock and la White tween Seattle and Tacoma. The loiter, which formerly emptied Into Green liver, Just below Auburn, has been diverted and now empties lie water Into Stuck rive- -, tributary of tlm Puyallup. Th report states that KELLY IDENTIFIED. there very Utile authoritative Information regarding tha floods of the Committed Suicide In Jail at Coloreds Yakima valley and little that la cerSprings.. tain ran b slated further than tba flood was greeter than auy prectoualy 24. The Nov. Odors do Springs, recorded. who committed Identity of Mike Kelly, suicide In the couuty Jail yesterday, PHILIPPINE SILVER. has been discovered and the discov- bav. Nov. 24. An iniec-UHtlon- compact guaranteeing tbe of Norway against territorial aggrosaion by any power whatever and giving the new kingdom a status somewhat similar to that of 8wltzer,aud and Belgium, will anna be linirrllied ou the records of dlpkimecy. Ou account of Its extended puaillou, s the possession of valuable water on the Atlantic and the agreement with Sweden against fortification in the neighborhood nf tbe frontier, Norway la In a peculiarly position, and the first efforts cf Norse diplomacy hav been directed toward eliminating the danger of being attacked and securing facilities fur the peaceful development of the roualry without the crushing burden of a large army. With regard to the action of In approaching tbe powers Air the tuirpoa iff ensuring Mina mucus-shinIt. can be. stated That Kuasla, the power moat fUrecily concerned, and trom which Norway, in spite of the denial by the Russian foreign office, that RuMla was endeavoring to secure a Norwegian port or In any way contemplated liifrlnglug on Norwegian territory, apparently had must to fear, had no objection to tlie f a con vent Ion. Germany already naa signified her approval of the move to which Great Britain I the sponsor and Fiance will fulluw . ery practically prove th theory that Wan Proposed tor Recelnage of White he was one of the three Divide hav tI dtts. Kelley wet known for many years No. 4. Brig. Gen. at Colorado City and la the It Pane ' Bd'Aaablnirtnu. wards, chief of the bureau of InHe region ae Kelley the Bobber. waa a bad man and la known to have sular affairs and Charles A. Consul who was a member of been working in the vicinity of Divide of New York, which framed tbe for the peat few weeks. Kelley evi- the commission currency Philippines system, today out was a that poaae knew dently to Secretary of War Tati after him and the fear of capture, apresented plan for the r coinage of the Philcombined with the hardship of hla ippine silver money. The plan will night and day nf wandering lu the not he made public until It has been d mountains between hero commle-aloand Divide, doubtless affected his adopted by the Philippine the by and Inapproved president. to become him mind and caused The recumage la to reduce the per sane. He was found wandering tn thla city Wednesday fight raving than its bullion value In order to put about a hundred men chasing him. an end to 1m betug melted. The bureau of Insular afiairs considered the advisability of reducing tbe weight to UNCONTROLLED AUTO the cola without decreasing the per of silver and it la believes CRASHES INTO CROWD centage that this la Ihe plan that will be recommended. The plan will be cabled to the Philippine commission. Raca the Steering During Fifty-Mil- e j Gear Failed, Resulting DisasFORMER WIFE OF CONVICT. trously. Divorced Wife of Barrington to Marry har-lmr- Nnr-:wa- s. i- snow-boun- n Bull. eran - Russia admittedly contemplated securing a deep water harbor, ona easily defensible on the Fiords, southward of .North Cape. Is now willing to disclaim these pretensions and make the lest use of the present available port, Yokntemlna, on the Mnrmanlan coast. BILLIARD CONTEST. New York. Nov. 24. Both of today's game la the 11.2 balk line bll-- ' for professionals Hard tournament were close. Tt earlier game between Lieut, Miller. Albert G. Cutler of Boat on and Alex-- ! Philadelphia. Nov, 24. Seven per Ht. Louis, Nov. 24. LleuL Ellis D. ander Taylor of Chicago waa a rathsons were Injured, 'two serbr.Mly, tofast one, but the night contest beday at the automobile races for the Miller, U. 8. marine corps, today mar- er Edward McLaughlin of this city tween WlibclmlDa Miss Motor ried CochGrace Point at Quaker City (dub cup was Breexe, in tbe southern section of thla rane. formerly of Kansas City, and the and Charlea Peterson of 8t. Louis which lasted a terlous exhibition wife F. were The Lord of all divorced Injufed city. spectators Seymour forty eight Innings. and the mort seriously hurt are F. E. ' Barrington, who la under death Cutler played fine billiards against and F. E. FVrlow, both of Phils- - tence In the Clayton. Mo., Jail ' who sustained fractures of vlcted of the murder of James P. Taylor, the winner's high run belnr In 62, while Taylors best was 57. the legs. i McCan, a race horse owner. race the steer- - j Lieut. Miller was refused a license Ihe game tonight McUughlin won,. During a fffty-mll- e car be- - yesterday at Belmvllle. III., because 400 to 357", from Peterson, whose J Ing gear iff g O) horse-powcame dlsarruigfd and the machine he was not accompanied by Miss stroke was unreliable. crashed through! rail behind which a Cochrane, but today the couple went WILL CONTEST ELECTION. large number of spectators were stand- to Clayton, a suburb iff Bt. Louis, and ing. Seven of the spectators were were married by Rev. North, pastor of caught by the onrushlng automobile the Presbyterian church. LleuL MilAlbunerqu. N. 11.. Nov. 24. The end knocked to the ground. The ma- ler lives at Iowa Fall. Iowa, and la New Mexico Democratic onmmlttee, chine waa driven by Phil Kirk, who stationed here at the recruiting office. after a meeting here today, announced was accompanied by Edward Barrett, Ihat a content will I brought In A. Larast-L- . of behalf in a machinist, both of thla city. They congress LOOK FOR JEWELRY. were thrown from tbe machine but Democratic candidate for delegate at eiectr-m- . lAirazela was de- were only slightly hurt Nov. 24 The police de- the late Pittsburg, Andrews. Republican, P. W. Ernest D. Keeler of New York waa feated by of this city haa been asked killed on the same track yesterday, partment a majority on the face of the re the Philadelphia airbnritie to look by turns ef 358 votes. The Democrais and Henry Lutton, his machinist, was by valued at for to $50,000 Jewelry were commitbadly Injured la a collision while test-tu-g which was stolen from the resl- - charge that gross frauds Colfax and other cam for today's race dence of Henry Barnett, head of a ted In Torrance. should and that the large works in Plilisdriphla. Accord- counties, Ierarela a mnpurltv of SENATOR DOLLIVER DENIES. was hlgh-- 1 have given ing to reports ihe about 500 voles. ly senstllonal. The Philadelphia poNever Made Such Statements aa Have lice, tbe report says, have no clue to A GARDEN TRAGEDY. Beeh Attributed to Him. the robbery. Th list of plunder Includes about pieces, among M. Schlfy was practising with a reCsuncll Bluffs, la.. Nor. 24. Sena- them a large ache- brooch containing in his HMle back garden peating tweniv-fivand valued diamonds, at at Billancrifle tor J. H. Dolilrer, who Is here todav jurt today when a man passen route from the west, denounces as $15,000. aa severely down the iod ing false the language attributed to him wounded bv one of th'1 bullets In an article which Iowa papers are LEWIS FOUND GUILTY. terrified at what he had M Schley crediting to the Springfield Mass.) thrust the rifle Into a done, hastily Nov. 24. H. W. sack and threw It on me waste land Republican. Senator Dolilrer Is quotLeavenworth, ed as saying that Secretirv Ellhu Root Lewis, former w;cnJ lieutenant. ThirTlie concussion caused tli adjoining. illtv by a court rifle to "sits In the Inner councils of the tieth Infantry, fou-igo off again, and he fell dead trusts. Is "Thomas F. Ryan's right martial at Fort Neb., of a bullet In his breast. with hud man, ud that be haa been company fun la and sent to "chief counsel In every nefarious the Fnltel States pri- - n for one year VESUVIUS ACTIVE. scheme foisted upon the American and six months, wi-- pardoned hv the .. he has' conpeople. president .today Naples. Nov. 24. Preclded bj said: "I have tracted consumption while an attendSenator Dolfiver of the detonations, another never given utterance anywhere or at ant In the hospital. He waa received crater Mount. Vesuvius, on the eldu of any time to the remarks attributed at l.bo prison Febnitin- 13, 1905. He Pompeii, collapsed today and to me. I hare the most friendly re- was examined recent ly by aurgenns. nrest volcano threw out ashes, finder the lations with Secretary Root, runn.ng who recommended to the president and smoke, which rtwe like an Imover many years, and hare never that he be pardoned and he left here mense umbrella. Prof. Matteucrl. made any expression derogatory to tonight for Hot Springs. Ark., to enof tlie rovtil observatory on him. either in hs professional or pubter the gavernment hospital for treat- Mount Vesuvius. m!unee to declare lic lire. To attribute such remarks to ment. I that there Is no danger of an eruption. me Is an absnrdlty that is very much more calculated to Injure me than AT QUARANTINE. SHAW INVESTIGATES. Secretary Root." Baltimore. Xv. 24. The British St. Louis. Nov. 21. -- Secretary of the WILL CLOSE AGENCIES. , Capt. Raymond, I Treasury Shaw spent a part of this steamer f irenoon in close consultation with held at quarantine with seventeen Budapest. Nov. 24. Minister of the F. W. Lehmann, spe-acounsel for cases of fever aboard. Tnough the Interior Count An dressy declared the government in tir- - prosecution of exact nature of the malady has not In the diet that he had resolved the auigsieed to he W l,r,-shortage rase. been determined, it Wlldrnfft lay at to' close all the Cunard eteamaiilp Tl. "1 have the repur of Assistant fiirr Cuagres she came here agencies In Hungary becense they Cnlted Sts'es Tieas'iiri Atkin and ftdon. from wh'rh were encouraging emigration. cf the special comuil-.o- n that we seat lu ab'u flfte n , sen-Hubb- s . i ' Hamilton, Ont., No. 24. Never In Hamilton's history were such ereaiie of disorder and Is wires news seen as were enacted In tbe principal streets of the city tonight. Soores of rioters, sympathisers with striking street car men. fell the weight of polloenien' night sticks and the keen edge of the oldlera' swords la cuufiiet on Joawe and King streets. At a late hour street rare aero ruuulng at intervals under heavy guards, hut they did not carry paeeugers. and eominued to be the targets for fuslllsdos of stoues and bricks from aids streets and alleyways. Drastic ss were the measures taken by the authorities tor.igtit, tt was plain that th mob spirit has not been broken. The crowds began to gather at dusk. Tha authorities at onra aaw that trouble was brewing ud made their preparations accord. Ingly. Fights on the street care began as early as 7 o'clock. Tha police, smashing right sud left with thalr night sticks, waded Into the hvy crowd. Men sud women suffered was alike, and soon th pavement marked by trany uacuuscinus forms. The mob, realizing that the police meant business, hegaa to retaliate with stones and other missiles. At this Nms the clamor of horseff hoofs on tka pavement announced the approach of th cavelrjr, and th crowd, attacked from both sides, broke and fled down streets and through bailers) Inio alleys. Th etreets la the vicinity of tba dfy hall were cleared, but it wee only temporary relief dor the authorities. The crowd soon began to converge an King street. A id reef car with detectives oa board came along and became tbe target for a fusillade of hricke and Luues. The strike hroskera aad deserted tbe car as the moa grew In volumes and fhelr live were endangered by the aralaur.li of rocks. The were followed by a section of the crowd and given a never beating. The street car was derailed and literally torn to pieces before the militia could reach the spot. The mob melted an ay ss the soldiers charged with fixed bavouelx. concentrated dem. Thlx was the last onstration made by me rioterx during the evening, although disorders oa a smaller ace I were frequent up to midnight. At 1:30 the authorities appeared te have the situation well in band, although It Is resllxed the trouble la bv no meena over. It la probable that the local official will ask for more soldiers. The streets are strewn with debris. Many plate glass windows In stores were broken by flying missiles. Twenty of the rioters were tended at the police ateilon. The policemen arrested scores, but the crowd rescued the prisoners. Nnerlv 100 person were treated at tlie hospitals. Tlielr Injuries, however. are not serious. They had been hit bv clot. The soldiers, ss s rule, used 'the flat of their swords and the butt ends of their rifle. Frank FHxgerald. whose skull waa fractured In UM night's dlrorder. Is at the point of death. tions causes an nwoeuel scarcity of labor, the production la th cool aad Iron trades la particular being kept down through that cause. Nevertheless both these industries are beyond sil record. Many iff the coal iron companies are seeking foreign capital to build new plants or enlarge old one, but moat iff the an tarp rises at thle description are delayed en ae-count af ntuoey. The general eoncla- -' elan, which seems justified, la that Germany's industrial situation in still thoroughly sound and that the prosperity will continue, although the rat iff expansion may he decreased through inability to obtain additional capital, la view of the ringrncy of th aoiney market. The hankers do not expect th improvement In th monev eiUiatktn after January, which usually follows the autumnal stringency. The tendency Is rather to expert condoned stringency when compared with previous pear. It la felt that much depends upon the developments tn New York. While greater relief is felt at the fact that th American demand for gold fa Istodoa has been relaxed, nobody here. It ia asserted, csoa feel certain that tha demand will not soon m resumed and cuntintasd oa the strength of the view tshen In Ut United Buttee of tho eceaotiilc position, ELECTRIC i , $75,-(10- 0, e s Cn. s - Wll-lctoP- l to-d- 1 P- -rt i CARS IN OOLLIBION. Ono Faeoengor Killed and Sixteen Injured. Detroit, Mich, Nov, 24. Oth- - Mine Has riet Harger, of ffoatiac, waa killed aad elates other penman wtM injured early today when an elaotrtc freight ear srashed late tiw rear end of a se-- b urban eieelrls ear near Birmingham. Tbe passenger car wse ts- car bound o" " Fortune Trom Detroit aad wee filled. It had stepped at tli foot of a steep grad la- fount of the power house, when, without waniwhich had been following the theater car from Detroit, appeared over tha crest of tha grado and dropped down the thare hundred-f'Ki- t fnrllne at terrific speed. It strock th standing passenger ear with such force that tt telescoped th car for twothlrda of Its length. It le thought all th Injured will recover. ng. the freight car. MONTANA MURDER. Evidence That Butt. Foetm eater Wee eselneted. Mont., Nov. 34. A Minor ' Ae-- spa-ria- l from Dllston. MnnL, states that tha body of Nell Dougherty, merchant and post muster of that city, waa found yesterday la hla hern with a bullet bo! through hie hed. Newby lay n d revolver, with which th deed In te have been done, giving the act the appearanae af a suicide, hut too fact that one arm of tha onrpaa till held the lantern which Doughar-t- r carried when he went to Hi bora, leads hla friends to believe that he was assassinated. Dougherty was one off tha best known residents of hta thm of the state. asp-pose- a, i Cyg-Dua- ," Wbrland-The-raopo- ." i Oel-ric- ! d NEURAL GROUND 1 New York, Nov. 24. All that awaits now the final settlement of the con leet over tbe probate of the will of Hermann Oelrlcha, who died at ecj on September 1, is the sanction of Surrogate Fltagerald to the term of the compromise, they have all been agreed upon, and counsel represent- 26-ya- n IS TO BE NORWAY .... tat Anxious Memento far Yale. There were several anxious moments for tho Yalo mea, while the Hsrvsrds never had possession of the MORMONS TO BUILD. la,l Inside of the line, twice Yale was lined up with tha ball la Bishop J. W. C re shy of Northern Wyome shadow of her ming Gets a Good Contract. goal posts aad In ech case Veeder dropped behind tha ?yal line to pnut. Tn both Instances Thermo polls. Wyo., Nov. 24.- -1 Harvard, by means of tho on side kick, Burlington railroad has contracted the ball to Yalo at the !" J. W. Crosby, erne of the . with Bishop dive; for the first time was penalised prominent mea of tbe Mormon church waa and It her ball on In northern Wyoming, to construct the ..t bolding, three-yarlino. A few minutes grade of th ll ex'm her fuuryard Hue. tension of Fran land branch. In the New-ial; Work la to commence at onoe. early part of the game The tried a drop kick. It waa blocked Morman farmers will do the grading. Fortes got tho hack. New York. Nov. 24 The World tomorrow will say: lawyer Albert T. Patrick, under sentence of death for the murder ot William Marsh Klee, has won hla light, fur life. His rnd will mu be In the electric chair. Before Gov. Higgins gives up his office as chief executive of the state he will algn a commutation of the death aeutence. Life Imprisonment will be Patrick's fate. j RIOT FOR LIFE. d, d Early ue game also Yalo lost an opportunity " no field when Veeder rled tor one on gtel Harvard's It went wide by a few feet, tt gitt alter this Yale had another opportunity for s try at goal, but lost w of unlxlety to make a touch- - WON FIGHT STRIKE Mob Gathered at Dusk Police Took Warning and Prepared Themselves A Sharp Conflict Took Place Mob Dispersed. s ! at right angles and hurled the ball er the beads of the Harvard men f ir a pass to when several 'ul. mea, as though drawn by a mag net. had Jumped into one little knot. p from their midst Capt. Forbes, r lo caught the ball and in an Instant placed It down on the four-yarline. p rose the Yale hogts with a cry f"r s touchdown, while the crimaoa 'ile was hushed. Rooms,, who bad Tiered Knox, was sent to emaeh the 'vlnion line. Hla first try gave two .'I id and the next timo he was kbot iver with the whole teem dragging end pushing him. That four yards thawed what Yale could do when aha T as hungry for tho score which was tx clues at hand. The kicking of a rial was an easy thing for Veeder. md Kri-mlm- r .1 d Ih-- i upp,-.'.i- ' dispatch from grade, reporting the discovery ,i s strong uv.ivenienl aiiaing piaiiiic-.aiithe reign-iuand military meu to Servian tkarageovltch) dyua--.iv- , the head of which s King Peter, to favor of some p.'ini'e of a European cvairt un-de- n 1 iii-a- SERIOUS Vienna, Nov X4 Some aenaallou was caused here this evening by the puluiraitou in a government orgau, of Prague, of a the Evening tJsri-M- ti he CENTS d WOULD DEPOSE DYNASTY. . ' FIVE 1 g govt-ram- PRICE 1 FOUGHT BATTLE This Game Will Live in History Harvard Proved a Worthy Foeman All Her Men Shone Conspicuously. 1906 jc. here fr in Washington to make an said il-- aecreiary , "but 1 thought l but J could get a tietier of the n.at:er K made a shall Mt-upersutial luvesligaitou the day here i.mk.i.g over u,siieis pertaining to tbe short age." fu! Kupsian population which may Le UETFftSftTnfllf 41 T) fo'-e- d tn tls defense against ttu: iQLlLuMllvUlw'lL A- -' law limits f Jew. ;o overstep the B.i.ROiiKArHlC REPORT and order ai:j result t violence." The publtauun of the reforms te certain to reM.lt in a final break between the and mcsiai chical Scientific Discussion of Recent Foolds In Washington is Being parties and 1 Tenner 'Slolypiu admin- Made. istrailvu. A rurioua story Nmes from VUua. to the effect ihat tbe rabbis of three towns tn that vicinity Interceded for IN inland. Ore., Nov. ( -- An inter-estiuThree Jens sbo. it is asserted, were nd m on hydrographic report innocently condemned to death as it is added. teorn.ogtca'. phenomena w'uicb caused The lemmata the rectut fliKxls ibrouKbin:i the slate Agreed to spare the lives of the three of Washington and in parts f tne men if the rabbis would take an oath state of Oregon is being c. implied by pui.hcK !u the synagogues that they J. i.T. dtevens, engineer in c bulge ot believed ihe condemned men were inand the hydrographic bar branch of the nocent. The rabbis cousenu-lulled States geological survey. Mr. the sentences were Miuwuted. Stevens, who has Just retitrred from a trip throughout the flooded districts CHEROKEE OIL LANDS. in AavhlugtoB, says that It is Impossible to Make any aceurate estimate to Resolutions Restricting Ownership the pecuniary lose as yet. In sonic of e Limited Area. humanity in which three side were districts he believes It has been overblue and the other crtmsuu The: estimated while In others he says the Bartlesville. I. T.. Ngv. !4. The sen- reverse is the rose. The greatest cheering and alnglng, while good, fell far abort of that of previous veers, ate Indian committee, investigating yoss, hr believes, is that due to unlay i In traffic. The reuse pf tlie floods Is explained only by the fact that the conditions In the Indian Territory, arrived here thla morning front Tulsa. attributed to a remarkable ojnt-urspectators did not have much time pay much attention to the chcr lead- The committee expects to flnUh its rency of high winds, high tempera-- ' ers. Not a eat waa vacant and at work here on oMnday afternoon next, ture and excessive prorlptiaiion on for muuma.n the gate a lew stray Ucketa brought when It will leave Immediately ranges already covered with phenomenal prices, one pair chang. ng Washington. several test of snow. He noted that of set a session the today During uands at 35u. The game opened the temperature from Nov. to Ui by a number of gray skiee, but waa concluded In resolutions drawn up averaged about six degrees above nor-- i busioil and individual operators, gaa radiant sunshine and under a canopy Noim:, while at Beattie a record of blue. The Harvard stands at the ness men sod clllxens of the com- vember of sixty degrees was estab resolu' The was . presented. lisht-dopening cheered Yaie and Capt. Morse munity, The records of precipitation Inand the opposite side returned this tions favor the prohibition of an made by the hydrographic branch from or leasing dividual corporation show ihat October the precipicompliment. At the close of the game or controlling more than 4,600 acres tation was during the Jubilant Yale host standing bareabout six Incurs in the Iaa-csri- e Cherokee In the lands or of ell gas headed for fifteen minutes in front of mountains, and reduced to snowthe Harvard stand cheering and sing- nation: oppose individuals and corpo- fall being equivalent te over six feet. of gas rations grants obtaining large ing to the crimson, the latter respond- lands and 'Between November 1 and 9 In Seatoppose the general removal tle, the Yale has alwsys cheered Har-vsring. precipitation was 7.62 Inches, On lands on Indian of restrictions but never before liss she turned which fell ; two sud a half inches of resolution the say: this last point It Into an ovation. for the In- on the 14th. Mr., Stevens considers"We believe it to be uPabundman end the development of thla sec- - YALE ACHIEVES VICTORY IN HARD IN WARMER SUNDAY, SOUTHWEST PORTION; MONDAY FAIR. INDUSTRIAL STOCK UNDER SUSPICION BILL NOT SATISFACTORY. Gleeceater, Nov. 24. David president of the hoard off trade, la a speech here tonight declared that he amendments nude to the education hill by th hoot of lords wore totally unacceptable. He aid the question had arisen ae to whether the country should be governed by the people or a clique of deadheads, and declared that the action of the lordly mediators" wvw a menace to freedom. lAoyd-Georg- Outside Public Keeping Aloof from Speculative Investment In German Industrial Blocks. Berlin, Nov. 24. Although Germany la on the top wave of prosperity, skepticism ss to tbe dural Ion of the bnmn been Increasing for several bo he months, end the outside publicInvestkopt aloof from speculative notwithments In Industrial stocks, standing the onntlnuad publication of unusuallv brilliant annual report by the companies, showing large gains, toe declaration of dividends. Inrreases in orders and higher prices tor manuThis Aer attifactured products. tude on the part of private investor Is beginning to gain the support of who. ihe manufacturer and bankers,scenes the behind to nine glance being of Industrial activity, express fears that the boom has already exhausted itself. When asked to give reasons for this view, the manufacturers and bankers pointed to tli dearness of monev, the high prices ff commodities. the high wages and the expen-1to which tH tw InopntluM btvWn nubl eUblHhment dustrial ject. Kvpry lirtnrb rt manufacture taxed to Its utmo!t productive capacIndusity. and In the coal "d Iron trie supplies must he purchased in increasing quantities fromTheabroad, mine chiefly from Great Britain. .wdera and furnace have 111booked he unal e to month shred and make deliveries. The aisle railroads in the rmr.tr.er-cia- l region are far from beln sbi to cope with the traffic reulrements. sad in th Essen district a shortage of coal cars results in preventing to 50.00 Oton of coal from reaching the consumers. The receipts rf the railroads for October are $4.600.0u above those of of 11 per October. 1906. an lucres cent, and the foreign trade cf ttei many shows the heaviest movement ever known In Mli exports snd imports. The business activity in all direc PARAGUAYAN PRESIDENT. Buenos Ayres, Nov. 24. A dispatch from Asuncion, Paraguay, says that Senor Ferrey will aounie the presidency of Paraguary tomoi row with Minister off the following cabinet: the Interior. Manuel Ben its; foreign affairs, Oclllo Boss; war, Gn. Non; fiance, Adolfo flnler; J notice. Carlo Iras. LURCHED OVERBOARD. Nov. 24. UeuL Lrroy M. Garrett commandwas ing the steamer Akalroae. lunciwd overboard last Wednesday when the vessel was 609 mi lee northwest of Honolulu. The Albatross has compMcd eu Important sci entitle expedition tn Aleutian and Japanese waters. Honolulu. v 3n.-00- 0 e, IN POSITION Com-mend- er TO PAY. compWashington. Nor. 34. Th troller of tbe cureocy today unoaneed that the receiver off th People's Sv- ings bank of this city, which was closed by the comptroler, October 34 last, has been placed In possesion of sufficient fonde to pay U deporitara and creditor in full . ' YAMABHITA NEEDED. Nor. 24. Prof. Toma Annapolis. siilta. who lost year instituted the in--t ruction of tbe midshipmen in th Japanese form of wrestling, has dis- tha-- . appeared. The authorities work resume n hit located sud he this term. ne-vtr- . |