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CAUGHT IH RACE
TO REACH VERMONT
Harry Thaw Released for few
Hours But iS Rearrested
Again.
Sherbrooke, Quo., Sept. i.—
Harry Thaw was a free man for
a few hours yesterday, when lie
was released on a habeas writ se
cured by his attorneys.
lie was rearrested by Canadian
immigration officers while being
hurraed south in an effort' to get
into Vermont, from which stale
lie cannot lie extradited by the
New York authorities.
Colli Cook. Cue.. Scpl.
Itarry Thaw was arrested here
veslerdav by immigration offi
cers and a special board of im
migration will sit today lo dis
cuss his case. II is generally be
lieved llial Thaw will be deport
ed. He does not object lo I liis
proceeding if lie is permitted lo
go lii Vermont, and I lie ruse
worked by his attorneys lias been
successful in placing him nearer
Vermont than any other stale.
To Dissolve Company.
Philadelphia, Sep;, -5.—Aitoi -
lii'V (ieneral’ Mclteynnlds filed sail
luday lor the dissolution id' llie
Readiny Railroad Company.
Tin* old buildiny on the corner
opposite McKinley Hall is beiny
torn down and will be replaced
by the two story frame buildiny
which tins Djart is now moviny
l'r in Keystone Avenue for .ludyc
l.yone.
MAHY~PflOTEST
MINT
Sulzer Says People Know Truth
and Will Stand by Him
Against Tammany.
New York, Sept. i.--A mass
meet iny held last niyhl to pro
test ayainsl the1 impeachment of
• iovernor Sulzer was attended by
lliousamls. The hull, when the
nieeliny was called, proved too
small and the crowd blocked the
>1 reel.
The yoverimr addressed the
crowd and staled lie w mid win
his liylit ayainsl Tammany. Ills
enemies had taken every oppor
tunity and resorted to the mean
est methods to discredit him. but
he believed tile1 people of New
York state knew the truth and
would stand by him.
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CASE IS SETTLED1
Deceased Millionaire’s Will Con
tlisted for Seven Years—Fin
ally Settled.
Lexington, Yn., Kept. i.--The
Washington and Leo university, i
of this city, which was benuealli
ed Hie sum of $2,000,000 in the
will nt Ogdon Doremus, who died
seven years ago, has been paid
the money. The relatives of the
deceased contested the will, which
has been hold valid by the courts.
Jos. Dicringer returned Ibis
morning from a duck shooting
trip.
Crime is Charged to Young Wo
mdn Companion and She Is
Arrested.
New York, Sept. '<•—Carl Scho
ete, a rich German banker who
has been visiting in America for
some lime past, was found dead
in a lloboken hotel. The banker
had been poisoned and a young 1
woman who was his companion
has been arrested.
Tin” young woman claims j
Sclmete suicided and she bail no- :
tiling to do with his death. She j
asserts I lie banker had repeatedly ]
fold her he would prefer In die]
collier Ilian coniine to live the I
life he had been doing at home, i
The police are investigating his [
past life, as they believe il is a
case of murder. !
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HUERTA 10 RESIGN
AND BE CANDIDATE
His Candidacy Will Draw Support
of Federal Soldiers From
Diaz.
Mexico Oily, Scpl. i.— II is ru
mored in official circles Dial llu- j
cfl.a if; slmrlb lo resign from I he I
presidency in order In heroine |
elegihle as a eaudidalc for the]
position.
II was believed lie had been j
prevailed upon In withdraw in
order that peace might become!
possible. Mis candidacy will;
complicate politics, as he will re- i
reive I lie support of I he federal
soliders which would have been
given In Din/, had lie remained
on I of the race.
TEeSe
Cloudburst Wrecks Power Plant,
Leaving City Without Fire
Protection.
Tonopah, S»*pl. i.—This ciiy is
experiencing a water famine and
conditions llirealen to heroine
serious. A eioudbursl caused a
wall of water to roll down Upon
the water power plant, putting it
out of commission.
• The entire city is suilering and
is without protection in cas Of
lire. The city authorities have
come to the assistance of the frit
ter company and repairs to the
plant is being rushed.
IIFOHSO WOULD '
PifiOOH IHlCIffit
Madrid, Sepf.fA.—King ATfonso
is not in favor of^apital puiiisli
mi-nl and has expressed a desire
to pardon Allegro, the anarehist
who recently alle<npted I lie life
of I lie king. Allegro was'senten- !
red to be hanged April 13 nrxl.j
Karon Von Haven will lie an !
outgoing passenger on the North- i
western this evening:
LAWYER TRIED TO
KILL IRE SHERIFF
Prominent Man of Boise Gets
Into Trouble While Intox
icated.
Boise, Idaho, Sept. i.—Former
Congressman Edgar Wilson,
while intoxicated, engaged in a
street light after having been es
corted from a hotel. The 'Sher
iff was present and attempted to
take Wilson in charge when the
latter drew a revolver and tired
twice. Both shots took effect,
the sheriff being hit in Lite hand
and head. Physicians stale the
wounded man will recover.
Wit nesses of the shooting
stale Wilson attempted to sui
cide after shooting the sheriff
'lint failed as the cap did not ex
plode. lie is prominent in busi
ness circles as a lawyer and vice
president of the Pacific National
bank here.
MIPS THREATEN
MUSE TROUBLE
Americans Advised to Get Out of
Sonora as Trouble is
Feared.
Douplas, Ariz.. Scpl. i.--The
Vaipiis Indians are Ihrealeninp l<>
srn >>n I lie war path and I lie roi>_
sul has advised all Americans In
pel out of Sonora as I hey rainin'
he ffiven prolecfion if the up
rising occurs.
The Indians are incensed over
the execution of six of their Irihe
who deserted I lie federal army
hut were recaptured. Should I hi*
uprisinp become general il is
feared a massacre of not only
•Mexicans Iml of all whiles will
follow.
ftVERTSTREEf
GAR STRIKE
Company Grants Increase of
Wage and Definite Hours to
Employes.
Vancouver, M. C., Sept. 1.—The
threatened strike of 'street car
employes which was feared would
tie up traflic in this city and New
Westminster has been averted by
a compromise.
The company has granted the
increase of wages asked and def
inite hours for regular employes.
These were the principal issues
involved and both antes express
themselves as satisfied.
WIIUM Mil ..
Washington, He.pt. i.—Former
tli^i# Vilfhrd of "Virginia is j
mentioned in official circles as
(he most probable appointee to lie
the United Slates ambassador to
Spain. II is understood dial be
fore the position is officially ten. '
dared him his consent will he sc- I
cured.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Millard are j
np from I he Clilf mine. j
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FUNERAL AIIENDED
BY VAST CROWD
Thirty Thousand Attend Funeral
of Labor Leader Killed By
Police.
Dublin, Sept, i.—Thirty thous
and striking tramway employes
attended the funeral of Nolan, the
strike leader, who was killed when
the police altempted to dispurse
a mob.
The quiet which prevails is om
inous and trouble is feared. The
strikers have beou cautioned by
their leaders not In engage in
rioting. The leaders assert that
several stores which were looted !
and burned was the work of per
sons in the employ of those who
wish to discredit the cause id'
the strikers. The employers re
main obdurate and refuse In treat
with I he atrikcrs,
USE OF WIRELESS
Grand Jury Indicts Fourteen Per
sons and Many Arrests Fol
low Expose.
San Francisco, Sept. i.--The
cu'sl.oms officers have discovered
I ha I the wireless telegraph is be
ing used lo enable smugglers to
evade (lie law. A message was
recently intercepted to smugglers
on hoard the Manchuria warning
them lo throw overboard a ipian
lil.v of opium for which the in
spectors were on the lookout.
These messages were traced
and the system of the operators
exposed. Many arrests have fol
lowed and fourteen persons have
been indicted by I tie grand jury.
TO PRESIDE!!
Premier l.3orden, of Canada, and
Sir Wilfred Laurier Honor
ary Members.
Montreal, Sept. i.—Kx-Presi
tlettl Tal'l was unanlnionsly el
ected president, of the Bar as'so
eiatiou. The other olllcers elect
ed are: (leorge NVhitelock, of
Baltimore, secretary, Frederick
Wadhams, Albany, treasurer.
Premier Borden of Canada,and
Sir Wilfred l.autier, leader of
the opposition, were made hon
orary members of the associa
tion.
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GOESjDMIO
Topeka, Sept, i—John Martin,
former senator* died at his home
here last night, lie was born in
Tennessee, in 1833 and has re
sided in Kansas for nearly (10 j
years. Mr. Martin has held near- j
ly every position within the gift '
of the people of the state. He,
has been a life long Democrat,
having’ been a member of Hie !
Democratic slate committee from
I 8(i i to I 88 i.
HURRICANE HITS
NEWPORT NEWS
Three Officers and Five Men
From Nebraska Swept to
Death.
Newport News, Sept. 1.—Three
petty officers and five men of tile
battleship Nebraska were drown
ed here today when the launch in
which they were returning to tfie
ship was wrecked. The launch
was in the path of a terrible hur
ricane and waterspout and al
though the accident was witness
ed from tile deck of the Nebraska
no help .could lie given the un
fortunate men.
The hurricane created havoc
among shipping along the coast,
and fears arc entertained for
many of the smaller vessels en
gaged in (he coastwise trade. The
Mohjaek, Hie Old llominion liner,
is reported to have been wrecked
with the loss of her entire crew.
RAN PLACED UPOH
STRIKE LEADERS
Operators Will Not Emplojr Men
Who Were Prominent in
Strike.
Washington, Ocl. i.--Tile West
Virginia coal mine operators are
defdml.inp I lie liun plaeeii upon
union men wlm took part in the
strikes. They assert that it is
hopeless for the operators to keep
the labor apilalors in their em
ploy ami experl peace.
All ell'orls to hriiip about a sel
tlemenl between the operator.-,
ami strikers lias failed, as the
former refuse to aprce lo employ
(lie men whom they assert are re
sponsible for the present trou
ble.
GAYNOR ENTERS
Will Divide the Strength of
Tammany Followers and
Elect Mitchell.
New York. . Sepl. 4.--Mayor
(iavnor has accepted the nomina
tion and will he the candidate of
the Independent party. His de
cision to enter I he race has been
welcomed by the followers of
John Purroy Mitchell, the can
didate of tile fusionists.
The Mitchell followers believe
Gaynor will draw sufficient sup
port from Judge McCall to de
feat the 't’amniany candidate.
Of FACTION FEUD
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Sailorsville, Sepl. 4.—The long
standing feud between the How
ard and Cornett factions lias
again broken mil after a year of
peace. In a tight which look
place here last night three men
were killed and aooiher lalallv
injured.
The Alameda passed Juneau
eu route lo Skagw it\ al (i:JO Iasi
night.
NATION INCENSED
OVEN WRECK
New Haven Disaster Will be Sub
ject of Congressional In
vestigation.
Washington, Sept. i.—The re
cent collision on the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad,
when mure than twenty persons
met death and scores were injur
ed. has stirred the nation as no
oilier disaster since the wrecking
of the Titanic. The governor's
oil'ice has been swamped by mes
sages demanding an investigation'
as it is believed money which
should have been spent on the
mad for belter equipment went
!<> pay ■ 1 i\ blends.
The inlcr.-iate commerce mni
misisoii is probing the disaster
and have summoned the olVircrs
of l lie various depart incuts of I lie
railroad company in furnish evi
dence. The road has not kepi
pace with modern vquipmcnf and
the wooden coaches are idamed
for the heavy loss of life in Ihe
recent collision. The coaches col .
lapsed when the crash came and
many of the bodies were horribly
mangled.
Yiee-preshleiil Marshall will
demand a federal invest igal ion of
Ihe entire railroad system. He
says Ihe trouble with American
railroads is Dial there are too
many wheels within wheels.
There are corporations within
corporations which are demand
ing dividends when Hie money
should be spent for improvements
which would provide safety for
Hu1 traveling public.
OFFIGERSABSOLVED
FfiOM ALL BLAME
Wrecking of California Charged
to Insufficient Charting of
the Coast.
Seal I It*. Sepl. A_The nlfjeial
invest ipal inn nf ihe wrecking of
I lie California lias hern conclud
ed. Tin' limlinp absolves Cap
lain Cann and 1 *il*>t Mr< iillivrav
from ail Idame.
The cause of I lie wreck was
charged In insullicienl cliarling
nf I lie cnas| and the department
will he urged In make a more
Ihnrnugh survey immediately.
Passengers who were saved from
Ihe wreck pave evidence strongly
favoring Ihe olticers of Ihe Cali
fornia whom |hey characterized
as heroes.
SIXTEEN HIS
Hundreds Prostrated In Cleveland
Wlitn H«at Wave Itetalns
Its Grasp.
Cleveland. ()., Sept. i.—Sixteen
infants succumbed during tile
past. i Imurs In the terrible heat
wave, which nnw has this see
linn in its grasp.
Many persons have received
sirnkes and the Imspitals are full.
The supply nf iee available is not
sulT'cienl In meet the deinauds
and enudilinns aiiinng Ihe pour
are deplnrahle.
llie I'rnsiieetnr for job work.