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MURDER
ViCE-PRESIDEfiT
0!!im,l!eirs Senatorial
TOE POLICE AROUSED
; traveling Mi Arrive In Selnft aud
' yfotifle Voile Authorities That
; He Haa Dincowm 4 Olant Plot of
Anarchists to Awassinate Vice
President fairbalks8teps Taken
j ' to Arrest Comlni ; of Anarehtftta
SaJd to fee Scheduled from NeW
(By Leased Wirs to The Times.
Bma; Ala.; June 14. What ap-
, ( pears be a giant plot to Slay Vlce
. v "; Presiijent Fairbanks and one or two
l-i 4 ' other members , of tae senatorial
' , party vho will attend, the funeral of
iL "1 Benator Morgan, here tomorrow has
. . . been revealed to the local , autnorl
: ' ties by a travelling man who arrived
. ' In Selma this morning. v S V.
V. He declares that a Greek or an
Italian Informed' him in Montgomery
- . ' to Selma bound by oath to slay Fajr
k :. ' banks and 'Senator Fftrakerv . -
,i - ' .One or two other solans were men
""V - ' tlobed as victims for : anarefcmJo
. ' hate, s but the 1 traveler's - Informant
:, i' knew only of the two specific names.
' . -'According to the revelation of the
t - -' Italian two men are coming to. Selma
5 j Jrora Mewprleana while )twd more
" , bl arrive 'tmar saitre;ltWi bew
; ing the congressional party .!, "Where
' : tuey .start from,, the traveler said -he
" could not find ouLl' , 1 - '
' I , ., t, He is a prominent Alababilan who
i' Is ; Just returning from the- llames
, town Kxposltloa.' The. local - police
and pilliens of Selma are aroused
? v " over the warning. Every, resource
will Me ,drawq upon to prevent the
coming of the anarchists. .The po
' . lice " at Montgomery wilt probably
r V : " b notified to watch Incoming (trains,
- ' while guards will bo placed at I &
' . and the Southern Railway June-
, tlons. t ' i
v KILLED ONE AND '
' , S70UNPED ANOTHER
a" t " - . j.- iir ' l-. (
fjeamd Wire to Ths Times.):
( v BfrtWagham.; Ala.i Juae ,14:-In a
: crowd of - a hundred men drawing
tnalr ' pay; rom the ."Alabama flroat
- - Southern's . ' pay car this morning,
' V Jt.,Lj Chltwood a white hostler", shot
" . ioha Humphries, his negro helper, in
- tbfl abdomen, fatally wounding htm,
and shot and seriously wounded An-
ij.; drew Thompson accidentally by ; a
J stray bullet from a ptstoV- ; .
Chifwood wa8"badiy woaftded with
-' a blunt Instrument 'ra the Bands -of
the negro. Chltwood and the negro
' had jadii fovlOtt'eleanng an en
gln, the negro complaining of steam
scaping oa bttn while under the'bn
; ,' glne In the round-honse,. and 1 de
' f manded .fjhltwood,' ' to 1 turn It' off.
Humphries' will die. Chltwood la In
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, '' BANK CASHIER'S Ixi.S8E8 K V
s j EV WESTERN WHEAT "PIT.
CiU!1i!f.
ROB T. WDSON;VMTt&
V:STJ1ESK
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i By one of the mysterious trnjjedles
of the sea whicjh leaves no survivor
to tell the tale, six yonnx officers and
Ave - enlisted men of the rnifed
States Navy lost' their lives 'some
where between .Hampton Roqda 'and
the capes. . Xh picture shows Robert
frodson, United" States, seaman,, lost
In " tlie ' Hampton Roads " tragedy',
whose body was recovered yestertlfly.
SEN. JQUpT. kpRG,
yi,-;.
. United States flenator John Tyler
Morgan, of Alubama, whose body
will be. interred tomorrow. He was
for thirty yenrs a member of (ti)
upper . house of Congress, chairman
of he donate Committee of . Inter
Oceanic Cnaala and prominent as a
Brigadier '.'General -lav Confederate
Army - Tlh-d suddenly with' heart
disease-' at, his home;nt Washlifxtoa
iu,t uesnay nignt. . j
TAFI-S
OF V
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EARNING
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Army of the United States is
Deplorably Inadequate
COUNTRY'S STRENGTH
in Seymour, Wis.. June"! 4. Thomas
CoghllJ, cashier of -the First Na-
: tlonal "Bank, has confessed ' that he
h.. ir.it" in ana nf the hunk's fulhds
'.rln the wheat Dit durlng'the last si
months a&d thO bahk ls In -Charge ot ' manned and that one of the greatest
toe national DanK, muuibw.-. iup uccu vi.jmw im, . iuouuiii iu
.. stockholders ofthe bank will make ' more men, was In a large addition to
It Needs More Men and More Offl-
cers-nOnly 27,000 Men Actually
Under Arms-Compared With (hjr
the Army Is Deplorably
WeakYet the tsnd Force U the
Real Strength n the Country,
"- (By Leased Wlr to The Times.)
Minneapolis,; Minn., Jan J 4. A
note of warnlag tQ .the country bo
cause . of - inadequacy pf the "land
forces of ' tho ' United States ' was
sounded ,ljore "by'Secretary, of .WW
'Taft in A jplch before the: Miune-
aWiisciuif. ;t.,v . yf,i
The secretary said that whllo tjte
fvsesent army was capable, tpe fact
that" .therA weren!. ifr.OOO- men
actsally mrider varms 'stvpwed Its
weakness at; a glance. . As compared
with the. navy, he said it .la'deplora-
blyweak. ",'" i . t , 1
''- He explained that he did not, want
id "minimize the' importance rof , the
navy, but the country's real atrensth
lay in Its land force. 1 ,
' He called attention1 that the for
tresses on eithercoast were only half
good the losses..
Its officers.'
if.
Secretary Taft Suddenly Ill. -;..i
f By Leased Wire t6 The Times.) -St
Paul; Juno 14.-fiecetary Taft
fainted while conducting, an' inspec-
CZOLOOSZ'S KINSMAN KEEPS , , '
' , UP FAMILY REFUTATION.
(By Leaned Wire to The Times.) :
. Khirnn Pa Tiinn 1 1 MlkB Czol-
goss," a relative of the assassin ; or "on of United States troops af Port
President MtKinley. was arrested In: Bnellln this afternoon, and was car
south Sharon as a suspicious charac- tlri from the field to the post hos
ter yesterday. Last night he escaped P,ta'- ' ' ' i .-- - '! ',
from Jail by smashing two lights' . Later the secretary waa removed
from bis cell and jfhen r battering n8 nom8 f J- H, ,n St- Pa"1
down a rear door. - . . - v ij i" feared that he has ptomaine
. - : , . . j milaonlng as he - Ib complaining. Of
New York Spot Cotton, severe pains In bis stomach , (
- (ty Leased Wire to The Times.) ' 1 The remainder of his contemplat--New
York, June 14. Spot cottoned trip will probably have to be
closed 13.16. - abandoned. ' . .? ...
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TWO CfNT RATE
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II, 8. Court in Missouri (irants
' Restraining
INJUNCTION ASKED FOR
,
Order Went Into Effect at Midnight.
Plea for Injuhction Cornea ',Up
, Laeer TodayAlso Applies to New
0 Freight Rate Reduction WICott-
sbi .Senate -Defeats Two-Cent RlU
'ASM-
:(By Leased Wire to The Time.
.Kansas City,. Mo.,. June 14. Upon
the petition of Frank Hasrerman, .act
ing for the eighteen principal Missouri
railroads,, Judge Smith McPherson, in
the United States eourt has granted
an order restraining the state '.from'
enromns .tne maximum rreignt jate
law 8,nd the two cent passenger .rate
law -untlt the court an decide: Upoa
the merits or .the complainants : pre
Vlqus plea for ad injunction prevent
ing . the, apt being put into ,efTect. )
" These went into , effect at .midnight
last night and the order was asked and
granted to .protect the railroads .be
tween that hour, and the time' set for
the hearing of the railroads' plea. for
an. Injunction which comes up hoif, to
day before Ju(a.itcPherson.'i .:
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(By Leased Wirt to The Times. 1
MadhToriV'WiSi.i 'JUW-14.-rThe state
senafei hak killed h Hunting bill. Te
riulrUig the-. railroad to rant a flat
two cent passenger tare. The vote-was
31 to l.,.,.
ASSASSINATED OFFICER
COKED TO DEATH
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(By. Leased. Wire to The Times.) j
j St Petersburg, June 14.J Tho as
sistant commandant of tho Fort of
St ' P etersburc, Colonel . KotllaroCf,
was -assassinated by workmen this
morning.' y The cdlohel iraB-recently
sentenced jto leath by the revplntioa
ary fighting organization because :he
recommended s reduction '. In the
working force at tho admiralty worlta.
The assassin was captured.
ST
Bj tening' ftsea.t Iq Ft
nance orallsB,,'
SQ DEClAHEOlM. HILL
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Rerfusjauljl fetofjfinenf 'byJRIg 'ftatt-'i
' way Ojerntor and financier laqe
In New York Today Karnfngs pf
( ROads RecVittiy iTad to He Usi-d
W'-Pifititf 'Old ftllls Difficulties
in Way pf Ionising Money. 1 " .
". (tiir Leaited JVe to The Times.) .
" New Yoirk.s.JUne 11 That tho
government wtU ultimately be forced
td leml :''tV eredlt to finance the4
needs" of -the" 'railroads, was one of
tUo' j'Gmnftiablc statements made by
J.inles J. Hlir oo' his return to this
efty" from thly aorthwcKt.
Mr. 1IUJ itatod that tho busrnnss
of tlm 'United,. States has outgrown
i,no capacity oi mc raiiroaas la u au
dio It and that thev are in ao posi
tion te ;Mch lip. In the malnriow
eVer." whabbts .said was optimistic
l&tonoK eBpQclaJly 80 far 33 tHe crP
situation is concerned.
Mr, HIU ai4 3ho had not altered
hie'oplnfo'if .aa1, cxprestied last winter
eoncevtilhft the general outlook.
VThere'ts general slowing up in
business,"! he saW.
"It: appeared foeVl table lust fall;
it caiine, ; l( bel)ie It will continue.
I don't think, it i(ll hurt anybody,
but ; tha 4t exists tlhere Is no doubt
Tbo'can'se'pf the trouble is that tlio
business' Of '-th& fnlted States has
ohtgrcnvij -the ' capacity of its rail
roads' and, railroads are In 'no
posUlopj to catch up. 5 If mod: cannot
got tholi'treislit Ved, they 'must
Ceusft to prOUMd ft," , , k-, ' '
montnsriae raurouos f navs raigeu
something like s$O0,OOO,OQd. Has
tt gone to Increase facilities at all
Most of tt wont tojiay off old bllla
. "it dies not appear nay easier for
a railroad to get money now than a
few months' ago. 'i.l. know pf . In
stances In the western titles whero
f 5,000 lots of short term notes of
some' of the eastern roads aro being
peddled around p a to. 1 per
cent basis. Rallrbadi Cannot Increase
their facilities under these, oondi
Itohs." ,' - , t (
The veteran railoa4 magnate was
askod what he thought ithe, solution
of this problem to be, ana hts reply
was: -'', v
,'j The governmeht will ultimate
be forced to lend its credit to finance
the needs of the railroads. The pub-,
lie in Its exasperation will demand
that the railroads shall lay certain
rails and add more cars. The rall-J
roads will answer that they cannot,
that their credit has been ruined.
The government will be obliged to
step in and lend its credit to supply
this deficiency: ? ThV situation might
lead to - government-- ownership of
railroads. - That .would; be the end
of republican government. '
"This "is no more theory, but a
condition. . The country is large and
Still growing. Tbje. - railroads '-are
away behind. ' Their -credit has been
ruined. They cannot , finance a re
covery. That will fce the; Jesuit.-;
JAMESTOWN FLAGS !.
11 'i iiirriiiOT
(Ev Leased' Wire to The Times.).
Norfolk: Vai," Jane I4.AHV flags , at
the Jamestown Sxpoh1on- arS at 'half
mast, a' mute testimonial' of sympathy
for : the-Kiss ot me men of the " United
States navy who went down to death
lrt Hampton Roads wtth the"launeh of
the battleship Minnesota 'early Tuew
day moralngA'.V--vu . -.1
That, the -launch- oame to her , fate
tbreugh the- incompetence ot an ordi
nary seaman who Undertook' to act id
coxswain at the request of an able sed
man assigned to the- duty," and Who
evaded tt towing te his having Indulged
to fraely 'hi.' Intoxfeant arid ' retnalM
ing ashore, "la report that bar found
foundation from (the-. uUerancea Of-a
sailor, who-says the direct aus"waa
the coxswain, who shirked hls duties
that night-- , tj
Dragging for' the . bodies- continues!
Aumbf last' night that ten bhitieS had
beett 'WMvered' by th Sf-areher'
promptty Henied by the commander of
tneWtIefttpi.M'hin!)tit; i dfttjr' bne
buay ftasbert Tetovcred' so tarr I f
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Ttet at MoH f ter tfiu Mur
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dercrif His Family
AN OHIO 'WHITE DEVIL
His. Wife Vrtitf - FamillStoodthe
. Abuse Long as Possible and Swore
Out Warrant for diaries. Sliafer.
. Learning of 'This the Husband nd
Father Waylaid Wife aud Son and
,,-ilurdered Both. " ' ' 1 l"
(By Leased .Wire ,to The Times.)
Huntington, ; W. Va-,, June 14.
Charles Shafer, a well to do farmer
at Rock wood, OhIo(Just across the
river, shot and killed his wife. Carrie
Khafer. his little six-year-old : sont
Herehel Shafer,' and then shot and
mortally wounded his '.mothor-ln-law,
Mrs. George Thaokerj The tragedy oc
curred on a public highway, Just back
of the village and a lrge poBse is In
pursuit of the murderer. If captured
he will probably be lynched and burn
ing at, the stake Is opehly advocated.
Shafer "had been quarrelling with
his wife for several weeks, and yes
terday. It Is alleged,, he struck .her a
blow with his nt. The mother-in-law
went, before a magistrate ' and swore
out a warrant; for Shafer's arrest,
The'trlil wks to have occurred. yester
day afternoon In the little village, t
Shafer realizing that his wife, and
mother-in-law would appean n4lnst
httnr
ed tbe pnsBlng of f he carriage in which
Were-his' wife;' his mother-in-law. ana
little ron. As they dve op.-flhaferj
with shotgun la hand; walked out and
Seized tho" reins of the he? and
stopped the carriage. He fir . pblted
hlawifc frQm the vehicle and ; fired
the contents of one barrel of the gun
through her left chest, and she fell dy
ing In the highway. The. mother of
Mrs. Shafer sprang from the carriage
and started to run, but Hhafer flred
the contents ot the other, barret of the
gun into her back and nhe fell mor
tally wounded.
The little boy by this time had climb
ed out of the carriage and had his
arms about the ' neck of his: .dying
mother. " Shafer coojly reloaded - his
shotgun, walked' up to his dying wife,
and to make sure of hts deadly work,
palled the Ind awflV'and fired another
charge into her body. ' '-'
. He seised his little son by the arm,
and, leading him oft Into the -bushes,
took from his pocket a ' pistol,- and
placing it agarnst the chest of the lit
tle fellow flred a bullet through hts
heart. ; ., . . ....,' ...
Shafer returned to the highway and
fired another tharge Into the body of
his mother-in-law and immediately
began preparations to burn the bodies
of his victims. ' He heaped bruh
about the body of the little boy and set
Are to it.
At this time some people passing
came, upon the scene and Chafer made
a hasty retreat to the hills.' . ; '
Mrs. Thacker was still alive, and It
was from her Hps the aWful story was
told. . More than 100- shots are in her
body and physlcjans say recovery Is
Impossible, . v t ." .
The. authorities were Immediately
notified and- a- posse was formed to
trail the murderer down.
ucncn mn nil
r.i.vfat. - i ,-; - . ,'?::
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Wants to Give Bond Cut May
a ho? oe Aiiowea ,
ACTING MAYOR 'NEEDED
Verdict Against SclnniU Unanimous,
No Doubit of His Guilb Prosecuf
ing Attorney Says the March Of
' Rich Jileri lo the Penitentiary Has
Just Begun Going to Send a
8tHn of BMdlers to Prison"
By Leased Wire to The Times.)
San vFranelsco, Cal., June 14. Mayor
Schmit'a, who wa convicted last night
by a unanimous verdict of having re
ceived bribes, spent the night a pris
oner in his own home. He was guard
ed by deptitles from the offlce of Sher
iff D'Nell Who eted under strtct or
ders from Judge' Dunne. , . ', :. '.
' This arrangement is made pending a
decision this .mornng as to what dis
position' will be made of the mayor.
He' may be sent to the county
Jalli ' However, it Is the Intention of
his counsel to apply to the court to nx
ball. Which will leave the mayor at
liberty until a ruling is had upon a
motion for a. new trial.
District Attorney Langdon waa not
prepared this morning to say. that re
moval proceedings would be Institut
ed agnlnst',. the mayor.. Should the
convicted mayor be put in Jail It would
constitute. Inability to perform hU
functions as the city's chief ' executive
ahd the board of supervisor would se
lect an acting mayor to take his place.
Should Mayor Schmitz. .however, OD-,
hk) himself, in a. thtekeMrfb.-l.hal ti hiav-: release tk -IwUlltiduiBy. utfe
side of the pubUo highway jvnd await-T acL-iston of the supreme court his
appeal, only his resignation could pre
vent: his continuing as the official head
pf the: city,' , : j i ' . - '
Tfie, prosecution declares that the
work of starting rich and Influential
criminals on the road to prison "has
only " fairly begun, f. They expect to
reach the case of President Patrick
Calhoun in six weeks, time. The cases
of 'Louis Glass and of Halsey, charged
with bribery of the supervisors in the
effort to prevent the entrance of the
Home . Telephone - Company seems
about ready for 'trial. Mr, Henri says
he does not propose to give the big
criminals any rest and that the prose
cution will divide Its forces and keep
both ' Judge Lawler'. and Judge Dunne
busy with the many indictments that
have been filed against both those who
have given and those who have taken
bribed.
Royal A. Cudwofth, a Schmlts Juror,
is in jail, charged with threatening
the life of his wife.
Judge Refuses Bail.
San Francisco, Cal.,' June 14, 4 P.
M. Mayor Schmitz, convicted of ex
tortion, was denied bail by Judge
Dunne, w'jo ordered him remanded
to the custody of the sheriff till to
morrow when the ' disgraced mayor
hopba to show .cause for his release.
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ABBEST' fjlGlSlATdS
Prerohjr. Iyl ,h1to.: lib: ; V i
House of DOum aittioftlers Arres'-? . :
Parliament aul tihVnf' oAil ' ' '
bthera1 $tfd&& ititfit. ;tiociai'"j 1)1
r Dt-mocratic Payf-r,rUf5 petiutnoV . '
ed 1fexclulbut7yveAiieiaj ?
of Lattei-; rahiaaloUK)iclltt .-'
Scenes ahtf ilaaWBiij :ClVi '
"- wvi-f fyfrt'i :-f':tj-:H ' ;
(Special cahi,: io) Thl ' Timaa. $
St. Petersbun:f3uMv'4Att-:;-C !
nng pmt to assassinate ae -czar. -over-: x
throw the govcrambhflad eatabjlah t ,U
a radical democratic tipublin wasrT : v .:
vealed - today . phWffitblypiit.f
following tha.awssti.oh: Of ttoUU L't
roil, deputy eommlssionai ? the pork -
of St. Potowju8;j&&IJ ?' I
Tho premlotWeatoredutjij Idwei i .
house ot the; doui& .anil deniabdeil .
that the mombors' behirtgjitg the y
social democifatieaibft'ajecteU i
and thofr sixteen- be arrested foi pou- ; "'
splrocj .- HO tala;vthat;u)es ifc daSi ' : ;
mand wa r;JtftidlaAeIy jjoideaS' h : , ,
would. Order: the ddMnirt llbjeotyed. : ; ; " ,
Antlclpotlng-another fvolUtfooktrg
aumboMT Of '9ohJlr;.Sa.te bee.qt'a ' "
tered InC St. PetersrgV godmother : 5 V
large itiek: Rlotar eP(N;tbd tvhett -
TELEGRAPHEHS APT
TO CO OUT ON STRIKE
. I .1 "... t j 4 . ....
' (Byi Leased Wire to 9"he TlmeaI
New ' YbrtvrJuW-14: The 'National
Civic- Federation! has- been: unable - to
Indpce -the officials ofv-the r-Westerni
Union, to meet 4he telegraphers, It It
said,- and the latter fear that a attlke
is certain.-. -It Will involve M.OOft Oper
ators ' throughout, the -counH-yT It Is
changed ,1by fhe telegraphed that, the i there .will- be' more ' "or ';. lesa ujSoer-
tainty and gossip between now-and
thetw the j July .term of .the JeglSla
ture ,wHl. f tectii pankhead because
there" does not appear t V a grate
fal way or a safe-political way to; do
anything ebief There ia a possibility
of eomsiMng ebjeTut all aollUclan's
tatetviewed on-tto aubjec elalm
thht the danger la infinite small and
not t be ertously considered until
seine "very unexpectedly phases of the
(By Leased Wire to The Times.) i
Birmingham, Ala., June 14. For
mer Governor Joseph F. Johnston,
associate alternate senator with John
H. B&nkhead, will support Mr. Bank
head for the Morgan successor. Whllo
Johnston did not favor the alternate
plan prescribed, he entered the pri
mary with Bankhead.and six other
candidates,1 but he claims that the
primary Is as binding on the legisla
tors and jComer as it waa when ac
cepted In the case of Morgan' and
Pottua, who were1 nominated at the
same time. ';--''-
The conviction, grows . that while
companies have" formed 'a combination
an woutd eeurtV strike at this- time;
Vr1ien,the' ecutl eemhrtttee-or the
operators" sawithat . fleoittpAnles
would 'wot sanWtrMC aJfBcuttnw, the
foUowtfig notice was sent to Ml Jee-
graph 'vorgaalsatlens throughout the
eountt-yr . k-. a v
"The situation 'may bring ;- trouhle
with one or two comDanfe.. Oft ready
to meet A. general assessmehbr Put lo
cal in touch with labormen and Others
who ' would-be Usef ill ' "morally ; and tl-
SahtiaHy.
situation deveiopoa.TH T-'
aaia:Wlatli). . -
disbanded the houet jHlatajjot, il ?S t
la learea win oe aoae.. itameamteiy
after tas shooting jof ICotilafpftV arord "
was '. sent to Petar.hott.ahd, premtef -Ji ;--
Stolypin hurried' to.-.Uarliameniv.Ila
demanded the, Boor ad aajd that the
government had:, discovered .plot M
kill the ar,.vetthrow;tne present
government and establish a.-raiiiibllC.
Then he demandedvthafr thrifts" 4
uve mempprs wt ;io,wr!ibi :unif y (
party be egcluded'rOm dellbertWh i ;
in the body, namtnf ,'ihenjt MUiiW
demanded that tfte idouma aaaetiott r t i ,
the arrest of lKteeljt.?tlie. clai . "
democratic j, membejr jWhA Vare i niciat : vi
prominent , Aong tlje haaderVhos I : "
arrest he, demanded, are-Mra ialex' 4- ; '
sky, Taeretelt, Dihaparldl: and .-iQiut. :r:.
The . aoldleiWijii'ciklqhMk-tnh
press and., vlsitory:ikk1teHe8an4 ;We
house went Into secret fission to- de- " ' '
bate the premier's startling detnahdy Jj
It in hot believed that he "dOUma will - -4
aeaulesce In the demands.! .ihe pre
mler, which : mean that the trodpa :
will disband the bodyl It Ja feanfd '
that will be the sJgnM for an up- .
By tho time aaothUr douma."Clt
meet the goverhmentlil- have pro-- y
mulgated a new, election law dlsfrAk-. ,' ;
chtelng tho.jtewsV fioland Uhd ithe :? ;
Caucasus; and 'atltlfigyJaialE ed
catedmen of certain' tank ah" prop- ,
erty cmly may .Ud jnberai tne
douma. ti&MpMW-&"
BURGLARS ROB" PAtnOTB:s9t
h: ' j.y?y ;''i!-OtoTAmeM:;A;Kv;
(By;Leased WlreVtd fhlraesv'' -ChicagoJll.,
JTune,. lf.rfhT.To)t'K.
bers, masked an4 heavily armed, loot-: Jf ;j
ea me iNonn, ooore t;i fOTii w
,n. bum vp.HlfarliTm Mn KherldaU !
rabbet '-Mk Meutaiy S.H . lamsate
tho sahltaium;'terrlJ'taohan
bed. a hoaplUl.airafhc.jcnttoipnone s
wires and oaght tkjt'W tree- v s
dom, wrrylnikUero,;a5ue4 -'" -.i-
WMrav- MetealM thma''M.wa' ; :.?,;
robbed, fe prwstratW iooyf Many v ' '.
tne patterns" wer aiuiv. riTOa ;
with, excitement af the' )hree robbera
rhorti-att'rsn HJown the ? t: .
steps into , lite Jtaament,hBr4hey . ; v
jempeA Jatff, a cafrlage .d.. fled; ,- cj ..
-.'.'C'" 1 ri"r'' T"Tt4?Sijit
4-'Cte.-.Kflntckr v
"' Lea1igtgiww.'t4Thej third t
cloudMirat wltWn; r wee! passed tover
cehtrttlii Snd rteasteri KJsntacky -last ' ' r
night,' practically. ''rulrrtng' -icrops . In
many sectlbn Briagfest erw wept
awrfy y ithi'htgTt wate knd-the towne
of Parmr,f Salt' Ltkf! atld Wyoming.
are?ntfuiate-Jt'tndnaJ Ucklng
Hrei Peoptfra 'faovms'tat, f their
hdmaa;' r"-,is', ;
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