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IndianaboTis, June 1()—That
president Roosevelt fears an at
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tempt at assassination is evinced
by the discovery that lie carries a
large loaded six shooter Jst rapped
to his hip all the time. When he
was preparing for the ceremonies
at the laying of a cornerstone here
yesterday afternoon it was dis
covered that he was carrying a
revolver.
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Victoria, June 10—The Canad
ian railroad is ordering to new
steamers, whioh will be on the
same lines although much better
that the old Princess May which
was in the Alaskan trade in 1898
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Pekin, June 10—The g»catest
motor race ever undertaken started
here today. The contest a n«s, of
whom there are eight, are to go
from here to Paris starting at the
same. time, and using no other
? 71)0.1 - l . —' mi-.
me^ns of transporter. except their
motor cars.
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Sah Francisco, June 10—
Schmitz's lawyers have refused to
allow the admission of Abe Ruef's
testimony in the trial of the mayor*
as they are unable to tell what
line his evidence would follow.
Hency is afraid to let him go on
the stand for fear he would try to
ahieldJkhjiuiil so it is probable
that he..will not be allowed to tea*
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JAP PAPERS URGE WAR
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Demand That War Be
Declared Unless All
Demands are
Granted
Tokio, June 10—All"! the news
papers and the ]>opulace of Japan
are now advocating declaring war
against the United States. The
agitation carried on for the past
few weeks by the papers has
aroused the people until they are
demanding that all diplomatic re
lations cease on the part of Japan,
and that war he declared. Vis
count Toni, leader of the Japanese
parliament is also in favor of fight
ing the Americans, if diplomacy
fails to effect a sj>cedy settlement
of the troubles between the coun
tries. The situation is very seri
ous, and in view of the pressure be
ing brought by the papers and the
people on parliament, it would not
he surprising if a declaration of
war was to be made at any time.
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San Francisco. June 10—A
statement made by the Tokio
pres? 'that all preparations have
been made for the immediate blow
ing up of the government defenses
at Golden Gato in cas*' of a declar
ation of war, is denied by local
Japanese. Tiny sav there is no
one in this country in the employ
of Japan for such purposes, and
that no attempt has i> en made to
spy out the defenses or ulant mines
to blow them up.
San Francisco, June 10— Three
different street car wrecks have
happened during the last 24 hours
as a result »»f tbe employment of
inexperienced men for mofermen.
Rlevin passengers were seriously
injured and are now in the hospi
tal, while three more are not ex
pected to live till night.
Canton, June 10—British Mis
sionary Johnson, in's wife, helper
and baby were killed yesterday by
the rebels ar.d their bodies horribly
mutilated. The rebellion is as
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sinning an anti-foreign aspect and
the foreigners are greatly alarmed
for fear of extensive outbreaks
against them.
Mexico. June 10—There is a
rumor afloat that Cobrera, presi
dent of Gautamala has been assas
sinated. No details are obtainable.
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Socialistic lediiy
Socialists Jubilant Over
Presidents Remarks at
Jamestown Re
garding Trusts
Jamestown, June 11—At an ad
dress delivered at the eX|K>sit»on
today President Roosevelt de
dared that t he trusts were eat inp
up the natural wealth of the com
munity. He said that the only
remedy for such a state of affairs
was that the government should
own all the coal, oil, timber and
other natural wealth of the coun
try. The socialists of the country
are jubilant over the speech, de
claring that the utterances of the
president are pun* socialism.
Washington, June 11—The an
nouncement has been sepu-offk
ially made that Nicholas
Long worth will soon receive an
appointment as ambassador at
either London or Paris. i
Stratheona, Albeitn, June 11
Six visiting Englishmen were
burned to death by an explosion
of gas in the coal mine here yester
day. An heroic effort was made
to save the visitors, hut without
success. George Trent, one of tliej
resellers, perishing in the attempt.
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Washington. June il—The King
of Siam has announced his inten
tion to come to the l nited Slates i
and visit President Uoosevelt. Asi
the King travels with an enormous,
suite the dillieuit v of entertaining
him places tin* president in a very
enih.irraising position.
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Washington, June 11—The Japs
oil the Pacific Coast are sending
home vasts turns of money to he
used to upset the Saioiiji ministry,
whom they accuse of comprising
the American question. They de
pin* to place in power the opposi
tion, which is pledged to secure all
their demands from the United
States or fight.
Sheridan, Wyo., June 11—The
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Northern Pecific bandits yesterday
and a pitched battle ensued. Four
on each side were killed, one of the
bandits, about twenty years of age
Iteing unidentified. The sheriff 1
also received a severe wound, hut
will recover.
Lee Van Slyke, of Vaughn, Wash,
has been appointed to succeed John
Burton as U. S. Commissioner at Cor
dova. Burton hus resigned from the
office.
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