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VOLUME XXI.
CALUMET, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGU8T 29, 1912.
NUMBER 2V
WOMAN WITH
TWO KNIVES
AWAITS TAFT
Taken in Custody in Columbus
Hotel Just as President
and Party Arrive
WANTED TO PUNISH EXECUTIVE
Daclartd She Was His Wift and
Mad it in For Him
WEIL DRESSED AND HAD MONEY
Columbus. O., Aug. .'! Pn
Tatt, accompanied l In- btothei
Harm Xj. Taft, arrived this mornln
tj attend the continental celebration.
Politicians fl 111 all over ill-- l.il
fi.n ked t the i-itv it t'i tlWll in tin
hope ot confabs with Taft The pieal-
ilcflt'n ililif itldriH: (oliluhl will he al
the hcnn lift ol Mm Ohio Ititr gnggedjB
lion. Ills speech w 111 imt be on pull
tic.
Tsft's "A.fs" Await, Htm.
.dumbos, O., Aug. 29. Cundlr.e
Pfffi, aged forty, who said she I -ii,
-in Ol -1 1 v i II i 'hlii, was arrested ai
the Southern hotel today. vhile wan
ing fat President TafL Two long
i.nno- Hr. t Mind mi hN lothing. 'lilt?
aomnll sitd'ahe Was ttV Wlf nl !!'
president
Mrs. iu-hih aatil she wail k""ik 10
pun inn the president sin- mil noticed
yesterday gftemt .i-nul the hotel
and emploves that he was wall
in a for the president.
I have h Macred knife foi President
Taft," she told a detective when ar
rested. Tha woman did not gel near the
president, hut wua found and rushed
. ,,i ..r ih.- hbtal inst a tin- presidential
1 arty arrived. She was found In one
of the nbjpei Boors mm .in elavator,
in Which It Waf expected the presl
dent would go to his ap.n tmeiits.
one of the knives found In her
clothing was a long keen III oh-. I tttai:
on the handle of which a plctUT of
Resident Taft had been photograph
ed. The woman was well clad. A
roll of two humiieii dollars wai found
in net clothing
T. R. at Bennington, Vt.
RentwnKton, Vermont, Aug II 1 'ol
Roosevelt arrived here it dav (Or
three day a campaign tt-ur Tha ah
l ion - DOM I in x i W. dues. lav
U. 9. 18 GREATEST 'PHONE
NATION ; Haa 14,000,000,000
CALLS PER YFAR HERE
.Boton, ur. W. -According to Hk-
mea coini lied h tin Mini an Til
earaph Telephone Co., there ayr
.OOO.OOO.OOO telephone .al'.- hr.uivii
out the world dm Ins; 111. I t tttM to
tal the United State hud aomethtuu
i fag H. DOO (lOn (Mia or M pf i-etit.
The year I Ml aJ a7t,9t9.H tle
Hian sent in the world, but ! I'uil
rd St ilea uaed only 17 per t ent of Qm
total.
i he arofld'i InvMtmam in tal6phoni
property g now 0VP Pl,7lT,if0,0ei MM
ihe hum e.nly MtralnM f SS9,tf,
niiO The average earn nu pal 1.1' i'h.n -la
$3211?.
WEDDING AT TAMARACK.
Mia Marian H. J ana ia tha Brida of
Gaorga Chapman.
The inanlaKe ol MlM Marion H
June. .1.1 ii v, lit .T ot Mr in I M's Alfred
l,,u. id o I I'hestllUt MfMt, 'I'atn
iiiack. to deorRe Chapnuin waa aol
. ,,n,i. d Mfp Rat i ' M Merrill, panto
r ih.- Tamaraek M. R ehiitch. In the
praajattc of a large number of t1
frtendH and relatives of the bride ami
gtOOln ut the home of the brides par
enta at O'ftoCM l81 BVNlg-
Miss Mum) ! Mil Mm hmM al
honor nMa 1 1 1 groom was attended by
hia brother, Arthur chapman. Miss
Harriet Chapman played M.-nd-l-aohn'a
wedding march is the bridal
party entered. Following the core
many n wedding dinner was aerved
Mr. and Mis Chnpgaan raoalrad
l.irge number of useful wedding pret
entf. They will make their home on
Florida street. Laurlum.
SCOTCH LASSIES POPULAR.
Many Proepective Bi idea Arrive on
Ocean Steamehipa.
New York. Aua. l!H Judglna ii the
fieuuency of their arrival In large par
tlea. Scottish lasales ire populat is
brides In aonie sections of tin (ai wool
In similar proportion to that on nim
pravloui ovagcs of Anchoi linen 19
per cent of Ihe MM! odd passi-ngers on
the steamer Columbia. Just In from
Ctlaagow, were young Scotch women
All announced them lws bound !'"
1 tftOUN western statea aa brides-to-b,
f prosperous farmers.
Americana are Investing heavtlv In
a $15,000,000 syndicate to exploit South
American railrrmds.
: EATS H j POUNDS
OF MEAT, 19 ROLLS,
ll CUPS OF COFFEE
ft
New Yoik, Aug. i'V. Not- v
wtthafiiiidiii the high prli a of
meat, the local R. .ubh. an club v
at ita omnia. OR Long Island v
today Indulged hi the costly
pastime of u beefs-teak eating
''. contest ldeillcin Liank Dota-
lei Hoping the scales at 381
v i iiuiiil I. .-roie ihe l onti t -'aim-
ly won the event by eating lVi v
J pun mix of ,i in-r house IH rolla, 1
and II . ui. o coffee. A i loae 4
act wild was Mack" piobs
pounds lUhttr than hla victor, sV
whi matte awa- Mith T.
p'ninda of meat. 11 rlla and 1 4
i-ops of . uffea. "J
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ANNIVERSARY OF SECONO
BATTLE OF BOLL RUN
ia-ivrti,n, Vt Aug. 2. Th Putty
third H Mialioii YlraliUa Cwvalry, Army
ot Noiihein irginla better known aa
Mi-shy's mer.' who Won 'jme during
Ihe rl ll wnr through their raid on (he
Feibiul outposts and lines ui . -an
munh rttioii hi Id their nineteenth an
nual reunion loSnj on Mai field where
the second bi-tlle of lull Run waa
fOU BM ust ftrty ears ago. Th stirr
ing stories of the war wer.- retold,
i.onga were sung ami spe-ches wee
made b the old omrada. An old
lashioned dlMnei was ser,- Ihe ete
rans b the Mull Run Chapter of the
Untied Doajghters of the CuufaMMgall
The members of Mosb s Imitation
once numerous in I his sen ion of Vlr
gluSSi 1 iiunl now little Rsota than a
handful, but ii " ggrvlvora expres- tsefi
.It lei inlnatloii to hold then leunlons as
ong a a alimle one la left it Is it
geni-iall.N kno-Aii that this I -nils lion of
navalri was the last iiodv if Cos
f. d. rati iroop-i in Virginia to lay down
..in It was not until three week
.itter l.ee hud surrendered that I.
Mosby dishaudiMl the kroOffJOTI who ha-i
ii-lb-wed his fortunes. Of lata yeara
Col. M sl has never attended a re
union of his men. owing ta hla ante
l-atri to public gatherings of Vr)
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MONUMENT TO HEROES.
la Unveiled on Newtown Battlefield
t Eimira( N. Y.
PimiM, .. Y.. Aug. "H -on the Naw
town battlefield, where .. little gaVMl
of RavoMrUadnO soldleis led by Gen.
ffttin Sullivan deteated the Indian end
allied Tor loi. .-i nndei .lo.-ih l:i mot
one hundrad '"' thtrty-thrta rosea aafa
oda, thefe was unveiled this aii.i
noon, in the aajanaekM of pntrlotlo thou-H.ind-
a halidaoiiie nn niiinoit in -m-inenioi
atlon of their alor Last year
ihe -w Yoik leaialaluie nHio.nu
id rSSiSM tO ai iuire the. site and ad
ioinlng lands lor a battleground park
upon which ihe inoniimoni has btvii
icted.
The unveiling was catried out on i
scale ol considerable noiup and cite
mony, mllitarv ami pattiollc aocletle.
unit.nv to mnka it a day not aoog
to be forgotltn. Covernor )Hx and hi
nl Hi were anioiia tin- honol t d khoiIs ol
tin- aogaglon. s antaa John i . Murt agh
presided UVel tile ev.-r.is.s UN ni
of the prliMip.il speakers was- I. J nd
Sulllxan ol tloston. a descendal.i ol
lien. John Sullivan.
HAS GREAT MILEAGE.
Chicago &. Nortlivwestern Leads the
West of Chicago Lines.
Cnicago, Auk. is. n "-w dnya th
annual report of the hicago A: Noilli
western will be Issued. It will show
ihat Worth waaterw Hnoa have Mai
g eatest mileage of an svstetn w. a
it Chlcaiio.
The mileage of tha svstem. July 41
this year, Is 10. out, an increase .-l
alight! over reran! -four miles during
tin- vear civered ov the report I In
Northwestern svstem In luJes the
i una ha road.
The report also will show that the
pgaaxiigar aarnMMa of MM road have
-. i ised over the ories-pondlng pe
riod ending .lulv lll
SPENT NIGHT OF TERROR.
Lahgnin Ohio, Aug. 2! Connnu
niialion with Ihe outside World was
i, Mi, i -I today after the people of this
place and adjoining territory, apent
a night of i.-noi b.-cnuse of a cyclone,
wind and llahtnltig and heavy rain
storm There was no loss Of life, but
the BSanclal MSi M main thoiiaaiids.
PANAMA TOLO IT MUST
PROTECT CITIZENS OF U. S.
Washington. Aiii, - Kmpl atlc de
gfBSdg upon the I'anamu aovernment
to control the Panama a police and put
u end ta gioas brutality with whieh
Aineilc ins, soldieis. s liiors and civil
ians have been treated, have been '
sued by tne American state depan
nt It is chatded that the native
police .in rery much set ajuiust Am
gftjeSa aw Jackets pai IIUNMIf and
.ire In the hildt .a shooting u.d slab
bini; them a Iht slightest sign of re
sistance to arrl
Brooklyn, N Y. police aro to under
go thorouarh graft investigation.
WAR CAUSE OF
COSTLY LIVING
David Starr Jordan Makes Out
Strong Case For Peace in
Splendid Address
FOUR BILLIONS SPENT YEARLY
Has Men Steady Rise of Taxes
to Meet the Expense
Rait Lake Citv. Aim. i David
Starr Jordan, president of Staitfoni.
Ji . I iiiwi-iu. dis u -.-id lie Cusa
AgHlllht Wal before the delegates
the Tians Mtssu-alpm oinmei-.ial
Congress.
He declargd that the greatest loaa to
a nation trom war waa not the unre
turning brave." but those who mtgni
have been but never were."
Ml Jordan said in parr
"The aim of the peace movement is
to dg its part to keep unreiiscumg an
get out of the councils of the grarld
The absence of unreasoning a inter be
tween nations is the be inning oJ
peace. Ilul out ideals of peuo- . r
not met bv bankruptcy armed to the
teeth, the state of Kurope today.
Internutloriul peace means . mutual
l.-spect .hi. I mitt. al tiust. a olid II loll
in which in. andars Una between
tales Is not a line of suspicion anu
hate, hut, like the boundaries of piov
iniea, a convenience In ludiclai and
admiblatraiiy e adtuatmenta "
"Such u boundary aa this Is fourui In
the four-thousand mile line whl h fccp
i rater. Canada from the United :ate.
an uiidifeiided bolder wulch lor near
ly a bnndroil yeorg has not known a
lortreas nor a warship nor a Miin.
There is nothing of which ihe two
-ie.it North American netlqui have a
gi eater right M be gjrOUd than this
boundaiv of trust and - ootid, n.
Ur. Jot dan r viewed the hlatorv of
wats and ihe monev lenders who made
i lie-in possible ' him in he aunt
To control it Is not necesiauiy to
own We find the ditteieine in our
Aiitei i. an problems of rallvvav manage
tnetit. Aa one may control g rillwav
without own Mil It, so may one loutrol
likewise a nation. It is ne -iss uv only
to control Its debts, or i. thei Its de
mand for more debt. The iaM al bl
rope, rnostlv fm war and wai unpl
inents and mostly coiitiacti-d in the
last atxo yean, has been controlled
not owned bv dual Consort mm' id
iiankers, b the sixteen to t unm a
families the Itothschllds at their band,
who constitute the fjnaaan Dganira
Finance."
Cuniliig down to the coat, the apeak
er gfSSI to show that without war
tuxes each man COtttd have his In. use
ii,.,., were t tu- mono) lo uaed is
such faehton The annual expenditure
of the wi-rld on armies and navies it.
these times ot peace, he said, passes
M. ooo.twu. mm every year.
Continuing ins arsngnant, Dr. Jgrdan
i i.i
it is by the coadtttom of the - am
moa i"h Hi t the pnoaperll ) nl ill n"
lions should bt naennured. U ' aul
the status of the banker, the trader,
the landowner, the ,rdes. n-nal men.
the ur.lvelsltV. the thealel. th HU
aOefSr, which determines the ptnoa ol
the nation Almost the whole story
of th. i-lse of the cost of living is told
ill the storv of the rise at taxes for
w ;u debt .iii-l war .imminent. the
whole re eipis earned and i nm!
of all Ihe people of the United Stale.-,,
by far the richest niti.n on enrtfe,
barely serve to pav Ihe Mil for v h eX
penaes of the world, for this year. The
rich men ot the world can BO lone j
find gain in war. The want BO more
of It.
"The biggest portion of the address
was devoted to the support of the as
sertion that war look Ihe best bl I l
anv countrv, her young and fearleaa
men and th.'t i nlv cowmiiIs lein.nned.
and from their tinted came forward
new gdWOTatlew who hold MM hlato-y
,.f Ihe nation in their grasp
To war the apaajfeav blamed the de
leriot ation of the Kurope. m i acal
"Where Is ihe country svpilre of
Kngllsh life and KgglMMj battoryl
Whete are his rosy chewed and
strong limbed datiKhters When- In
deed ia the typical John Hull of tha
lime I oied eartpOn? W hy is it that
three Of four some sa tlasen mil
lions of Kngllshmen are unable toekin
a decent living, or any llvin at all In
i :iik i.i mi lode i T
Why is 11 that these same unem
phajfed -re found unemMoyable In t an
ada. In Australia, agT wherever ihey
mav go? Why Is II that the tendency
In all uverage pb steal standards la
downward, while the standards ot the
best aie always growing higher ' The
answer ilea in the reversed selection of
war
"Its effects an; fmind In Rnglandand
everywhere else where strength and
courape have been rewarded by gl r
and evtln.ilon Kngland haa ex
changed her country sipilres t-a Mm
memorial tablet.
"More than for all who have fallen
In battle, or were wasted In th
campa Knrland should mourr 'the fair
women and brave men' that ahould
hive been descendants of her strong
tnd manly men. if wo may paraomf;
VERIFIED
' '
lOanyrtabU
iaaaaa
GOLDEN STREAM
IS FLOWING OUT!
See America First Would be Ad
vantageous to U. S.
(salt Lake I'ln, Auk. J. W K. I
ley, ..r l)en.r ifstdresalng the Pian
M.tsiaMppl Canafeaa, spoke iu part a,
follows:
"The llnlleil States govcrniiu n
thraajgh a ogpefajM) conducted Iiumvu
of atatisiics. baapa coanl ot all out
-"in- and I haunting paanengera on
o ean-bound vessels i mm the various
pons of this i ounit v
"Py cOBSnMlna theae statistics, we
find that during th. i-ar hoi. Mjp.aoo
persons sailed from the ioiim ,,f iheve
United BSatee to foreign c,, unlink.
Krom a furthei etoaalllreitton of tSeao
outward-bound passengers, we ssarn
ihat hair of the r eSf.SSS.amo
under the designation of cabin passen
gers whi, travel, as tourists for tn,
inn pose sjafVeMaedjyMpi aaes swsne dbs
ing.
if we allow for anon of these 400,
eSi lasegyh ifeaaiiid ujasMMa aa aspand
lure of tl.lltfit which 1 am told Is be
low the avci in. i u their It in abroad,
we shall liavt, as the total expeiidiiun
of Anieit-an citizens in toieign lands
tor the vear the staggeliim sum ol
llgjSyOMiSSS
"The vast sum sp.-n-t lust year b
Americans traveling ibn ad w i I
ad badly at homo Mgsiiaaa has not
been so nood in my iiuurte, that we
can afford to bestow this genet ana
bounty on foreiKn lands, however n ly
th v may be Railroad." need it an.'
hotels need it. and every business in
terest suffers i.e. ause of this eOOBM gal
drnnv
"And while these conditions obtain
ai home w bare the Nrvdame derived
from travelers' fare is neeMau tor the
ihntiaand aaee to which it is put to de
velop this great redan which you gala
.ates rapraaenl -there is Mowing aul
of this country u golden stream that is
increasing in volume year by yeat.
"The bulk it this vast sum spell'
In loreign travel would be Hpenl In
this Trans - MissisMppl regi ui ii tour
ists wen- parsuadad that i hex ougnt
to see America first before going
abroad. Kvery dollar spent out f this
Count r) is gone and lost for.-v er to ihe
Infinite harm of the gteu: tnimi of
the Ti ans- Mlasisalppl.
Here is an otiomlc quoatloa to
(Oantlnued on iJage i n e i
OVER 18.000.00C WORD8 IN
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
Washington, Aug. -,. Th.- How T
"gab" at Ibis s. ssion i Congn ss ii.ts
surpassed all n nrds. Never In the his
tory of this laghdatlve body nas mob
a volume of oratory been nroduced.
The figures demonafrate thai dur
ing the present session a ppr. . ini;-te!y
I vt, 11(10, lino wolds have been ttoiied lilt,
the t oiivreasional Reciinl. The sUe ol
that volume has grown to 19,903 pagea.
The session nas contliMied Mli days.
Other sessions have been longer and
many bava ceiuldared matters ol more
imp.atan en, bill none has shown snr-li
a r. ckies., use of t.-,. printii.K i owei
The list session of the Fifty -first
Congress which sssed the AI. Kinl.
larlff set, Is the ?ie ires! spprnai h to
the record ot this session. That pension
existed tal das and the nvord gr w
lo ll,rvtS pages
The second session f tin l-'ifty -third
Cangreea, which r ran tiled tin- Hfdans
tlorman t u id a I. exlsw.l :'. da v s an I
the K. .-id comprised 10. ?H paae-i T!..
first aaaalon ihe Plf Metb Onnsreei
eontle i fm t i days, hut me h i i
oniv povered I9.1M pages.
What is known as the wai Congress
ihe second session o Ihe Fifty -ilfth.
issled tun i iaVa, and Ihe Record
showed tin i '''' pa".-.
the spirit ot the nation, BnglanJ
"hould most grieve, nt over i. t
returning brnve Imt over those n.i
might have en never were, those
who to long is history Uats can no si
be."
EARTHQUAKE
THIS MORNING
Felt in Calumet and Suburbs. Min
ers Slightly Hurt
What IS believed to have been all
earthquake was OBperlenepd .n CW'U
met at 8 io this morning. For m v.i
seconds the i utli trembled, and build
ings shook, tin- territory affected
pSPanti) beinn ull of Calumet north of
Osceola and a.tith of Keirs-ug. ..no
from Tamarack to the east end ..:
I.auriiuu In some install, i. cvp
pipes arare dlajolnted and artlc'es scat
leled abciit the rooms An far SS can
be ascet tained. the POTtage Ulite.
'lorio Lake towns and Kcweanau
county were not offei ted.
Th.- ahocb was fell by th.- umt. :
ground as well as ih,- ojrfac worken
reports trom aa low us the Ifgh level
of tha Red ' " bat enafl and Horn the
u-lth level of the He- la mine ttating
jjliat it Was tell ill trolli ol these pluce:
live trammels were sliahtli Inguicd
by loosened ground in the No I shift
of the Tamata-k Mine BBal ope uun.-i
Walti r Chapman, suffered BChtU
wounds, oatisnd b) faQIns ground in
the N... shaft of the Tuinarack mine.
Another trammer was butt sllvhtly In
this shaft.
The fact thai so wni- tatrltar
was affected, p met lead I nraciudea the
naaarbldt) f an air blast, to grMeh the
tremors wete first attributed. In UM
opinion ot miniiie, men, It was an
earth-piake.
S-verul pillar.- were shaken down
from tin- sidewalls .. the itali ill hall
and a window was bioken in an ad
raining dwflllng. it is believed ti.-
greatest she k was f.-it in th- north
west pait ol Ited l.tcUet
MUSSELMAN'S
LEAD IS 1,987
May Require the Full Returns to
Show Who is Winner
Detroit. Mich., Aug. '29. With com
plete ii partial returns limn seventy
three counties in bUjChlgnn, the plu
rality ot Amos S Musselmati over K.
c. bfartrndale tor tin- ptopwbllenn nom
ination for governor Is 1.HX7. Of the
ten missing counties, four are In the
ansae penhdrala -Alger, iron. On tone
gon an I Luce, in most of which Mar
III. dale is likely to run past Ids (irand
Rapids opponent and six are in the
lewer peninsula. The latter are Al
legan and St. Joseph, both populous
counties whi. h may be , -minted to go
for Musselmati. and Montgomery, Ot
sego, Oscoda ami RodBoMNMon, all
small counties where Martitul.ile s
chances may reasonably be considered
the better.
The teturns from ninny of the coun
ties WhlCh have been heard from are
incomplete and It will Irf all likeli
hood take the full returns from theae
to show who Is the winner. As It
stands now, Musselman. being In the
lead, has apparently ihe better of It,
but so small Is Ids margin that a few
Manges may turn the tide. The re
turns from the latge-l two counties In
ihe stale -Wayne, which is Marti n
cale's In me. end Kent Mich. Is Ifna-M-iinan's
home bailiwick -.ire aJI In.
p.. thai no radical hdtuyeg mav i
h-i.ked for.
ANOTHER FINE CONCERT.
The Calunot A Hecia band gave one
of Its pleasing concerts last evening
al Ihe North Kears.uge location which
v. is heard by hundreds of music lov
ers. One of the features ol t lie pro
gram was a euphonium s,,l.. bv Harry
R King, entitled 'The Mot) Cltv It
l-ionght fottll I d.-seived .Hole All
gf Ihe numbers were played with that
preclaion and musloal ability for whlcji
the band is famous.
NORWAY'S FINE HIGH
I- SCHOOL IS BURNED AT
LOSS OF 175.000 TODAY.
4
: Norway, Mich . Aug. IS.' The
local high scnooi so' to he one H
of Ihe best cepuipped III the up- V
per panlneula, burned today.
! Th- loss Is 8cm nty -five thou-
! sand dollars. The insuiance
is thirty-live thousand.
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THOUSANDS ATTEND THE
FUNERAL OF 000TH TODAY
London Auk Th. funeral today
ot '.en. ia! Booth, the I .under if the
l-: lv tttoB Amu, was made tlie i c
cusion for .me of the greatest ... mon
sti .ln.n ..f o kind thai l...inloi has
wilnesae.il in 'ears . Thuusands (
iiiembets -,i tin- nraahlsafiOnt Includlnn
i-iLctlcallv mII of tMe high ullicsjri in
the United Klm-iKm and n the Con
t0ani, toulv pari in the fuin-ial pi.-. ts
felon -from ii.,- internal oiial bendtttSft
pjgg It: i, li-en Victor' i Su . .-' lo Ihe
railvav station The burial w is in the
lamiiy pbl in tbney Park enwrery,
Hi Stoke New rngton.
SAUERKRAUT FESTIVAL.
Unique Event Is CelebrcteH at Ackley.
Iowa. Today.
Ai kb-v Iowa. Aug Saner Kn ot
Pay," an annual festival in Ackley,
vva .t 'el. rate, todd) with an attend
ance of Mora than IS.SSS visitors, of
whom every man. woman and child
(i.l 1 1 lis or her till of In- , i-.raii: . n.1
wieners. Free entertainin- i Is of all
kinds wen- ;.ivi n throuuhnut the day.
A dOnSH barrels of kraut and 1.000
pounds of w ten. rw urst were ooBSmnad
at the fT inner, whi.h was one of
the bin features of the dav Atttletii
cutest., and in anv other BttrsOtloni
hlleil in the program. Tin xe bii
doings were all because the cabbage
ctop tills year is fullv up to th. ex -
I tations of the growers, and A. kit
expects to makt emuigh kr iut to sup
ply a large s-ction of the countrv next
a inter.
MARKERS FOR ALL TRAIL.
Put In Place Todsy In the Pfke's Pmr
Region.
Colorado Snrinns. ' 'olo Aug. '"'
Tin old Uta Peau Indmg trail, wliieh
wan found by Ihe first white v'stt .r
to the PSWa Penk reuion, is m
coinni--inoi:ited with nnuble gmrhaW
w h' ii Were put in pine today with
- . rem, .nn s a ppropr ia 1 1 to th, .s-casion
The pla ing of the murkets was :i t' a
tore in connection with the Cojomdo
Splines carnival anil was w 1 1 1 i - . by
an lmmer.se crowd. Unohg the iar-
Id pantS in the cefeinoiii.s MM a band
ot si vral scon of I t, Indians Ir-itn
the h'aiia.ie reservation.
CLOVER LEAF OFFICES.
Headquarter i of Road Removed Fiom
Chicago to Toledo.
Toledo, o. Aug. -W. 'inlay saw the
removal of the genet a I OtAOOa Bl tin
Toledo. St. Loins ami Western I, nl
road from Chicago t-i this .nv. The
change, which is otic of th- n suits
of tin searalloi of the Clove. I.. .if"
svstem from the ChSflBBJO ind Alton,
brings 0 Toledo Bhnnl ilitv ..f tin
road s principal officials m.i I. a it sub
ordthatee:. ll is r"poi ted 'ii railroad
circles that the chanue in In iilnuarters
and the general ahasSe-ttp MUOBg the
high ofncMle w ill ), followed al oey
by the beginning of a . igomus cam
paign ta linn-asc the trail!- of the
toad.
D AR ROW TRIAL OCT. 21.
Date Set for Hearing Second Briberv
Charge Against Attorney.
Los Angeles. Cal Aug M ci,n
eti.e c. ivirrow, radenll) ngqultted ol
in tiling MeoaBjs N Uaokwond, w in "
to trial on i ict .'1 on ,i set-on I iinli ;
men!, charging bribery of Ronafi It iin
one of tlie jurors In the McNgnulrn
case. The trial date was set 00 Tin s
day by l'tesldiiii: .Iu U.- Willis ot the
Superior court. .IiuIk,. Wiltis also an
nouneed that he would iv- out with
in ft few days the name of the Judge
v ho will preside at the trial. Inas
much as all of the twelve Bupatioi
court Judges of Ln Anireles county
have declined to serve, it is expected
that some outside Judge will be c, tiled
in.
EASY JUSTICE IN CUBA
AROUSES MUCH INDIGNATION
Havana. Aug. IS, The release again
last night ol l'.nriUe May.a has at- us
ed meat indignation in Aim-n an ami
foreign Btrclsa heie. Allh-uigb lit!
was re-arrested vesterday on lite
charge d aoaaultlng Hugh ;tis.-'i
Amerb an charge d'afl'alrs, the Juo
let him g" on bail on the BUTt 1 1 oi
J'.Ofl, the lowest amount dent':
evn in . .is, ot common assault. Tl.ls
was done in spite of the fa ; QlhaoTi
had be. n ml. -lined bv t' conrt that
no ball Would be I'llowed and the a-
ggggej would k pi la jail. Ojlsnoa la
accordance with insli uctions Tr -:u
Washington .todwv will hnlge a v kM
ous protest and demand the cv ,
punishment of the MsailanL
LONG CHASE
FOR ROBBERS
IN STREETS
Detectives in Automobile Pursue
Hold-up Men in Another
Car in Chicago
MANY SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED
Much of Shooting Done in Most
Fashionable Districts
STREET CAR PREVENTS CAPTURE
t'hlcago, Aii'. I'M - lir eidht mile',
ulmig ihe most fashionable thorough
f.-.res rf Chicago, three robbers In an
automobile early today Bpg in front
of two detectives In another machine,
and exchanged a scute ,. shots with
the pursuers, final!) a street car
blocked (he defectives' olltollnil.il,- and
enable,) the robbers to esiu.e.
Tin- robbers had just finished plun
dering citizens at CheinUn rOBd and
Bnene ayanue whan dkwovorad by tin-
detectl.es. who pressed a passing oiit-i-
mobiie into service, Tin- chnae lad past
much of the route familiar la grill pie
Wllo 'ill lionize ".seeing ChtOBgo" ve
hicles. Home of the si tine took
gence while the) vera whirling south
near the big statue ot den era Qgns!
in Lincoln pat k and more followed In
front of a long row of palatial homes
along the lake shore drive where Bac
reiary McVeagh and Mayor Harrison
n side.
Hotels along- the Michigan boulevard
ware right in line of ilmbi. and with
in ear shot of the popping revolvers,
All the bullets went wild.
PAYS C'TY DEBT FASTEST.
Washington Made $1,501,687 Reduc
tion Lsst Year.
Washington. Aug IAThia pity la
getting out Of debt :. isi.t than any
other . ity la the tlhfted States.
Information places before the com
missioners of the district todav show
ed the total paymenf on the debt last
yant taneemtad to ULSe 1,997.09,
It is no sacral that the local au
tnorltlaa believe the district s Irsdabt-
edness is being reduced at too rapid B
rate. The retison for the rate is to be
found in small appraprlatloM by caav
gress for district Improvements
Tim payment ot approximate ty $t,-
SliO.noo hist year toward the extin
guishment of the municipality's obli
gations. is said to be almost a r ol I
breaket for a city the size ol the ap-
stff
PLAN FIGHT ON SOCIALISM.
New York CsthoLc Churchss to Join
in Labor Demonstrstton.
New York. Auc. tt I inlet the di
rection of Cardinal l-'arb-v. the Cath
olic churches of New V.rk city wUl
.loin next Sun lav evening in a great
labor demonstration, the hist step lit
a cnggpnlgn ggalnsl Socialism. Invi
tations t i lake pari have been sent
to more than I"". 9Si laboring men. It
is de ired that fnfdlnal Parley baa
ill mind the establishment of a col
lege Of labor, and that he has decide I
that the worklngmnn should be edu
cated and his mlml trained to handle
Ihe labor cause intelligent ly . Ffe
'lopes thai this move will prove to ho
1 1 solution of the labor problem In this
. oiintry.
FIRST THEFT OF AEROPLANE.
Advsnced State of Aviation Proved by
Taking of Machine
Rcrlin. Aug. S9, Bv ideate of tho
advanced stale Of aviation is tarnish
ed by Ihe news from Munich thai the
first aeroplane has been stoh n
When the aviator, Here Ralat, ar
rived a! his shed on the act ...home of
lUi. hl- n , in iu NUinicli M lake a
flight on his mnfioplane. he found SO
his dismay that the ma bine had lit
erally flown. It wns impossible that
the oroplane should have been re
moved from the grounds in anv other
v.av han hy air snd the thief must
have been a skilled pilot.
Virions residing in the neiirhbor-
n od f the aerodrome st.ite that Ihey
heard the sound of an aeroplane about
:' In the morning.
WANNAMAKER IMPROVING.
Philadelphia, Aug. -Sensational
stories regarding the Illness of John
Wann wnaker wen- denied todav by a
member of the ranch. Wannimakor
became ill ns the result of exhaustion
:'tnl ex- ite. ft ol" his trip to the K.nub
llcan convention In I'hlcsgYi, In which
l e w.is i deb irate, hut he is much
Improved and goon will be able to at
t. ml 'o business. 1l- hns not been
o.-tated on Ss rumored.
lulv coisaer production In tlie I'ntt
ed States exceeded L5T.t")0, oe fnjpndSj