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States State and Powers Powersof Powersofthf I
of ofthf the World forPtlstl0 for forPast forPast
Past Ptlstl0 1O Days DaysON DaysNEGOTIATIONS DaysNEGOTIATIONS
NEGOTIATIONS WILL BEOARRIED BEOARRIEDON
ON DIRECTLY AND EXCLUSIVE EXCLUSIVELY EXCLUSIVELYBETWEEN ¬
LY LYBETWEEN BETWEEN WARRING NA NATIONS NATIONS NATIONS ¬
TIONS AFTER PRELIMINARIES PRELIMINARIESARE
ARE ARANGED ARANGEDRUSSIAN RUSSIAN GOV GOVERNMENT GOYERNMENT GOVERNMENT ¬
ERNMENT PREPARING PEOPLE PEOPLEFOR PEOPLEFOR PEOPLEFOR
FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT HEANNOUNCEMENTI ANNOUNCEMENTBy I
By Associated AasociatedPrea AasociatedPreaWlshlntonJune Press Pre5eWashlnton I Ivashinton 11
vashinton WlshlntonJune June 9 9When When Presl Presldent President
dent Roosevelt left Washington to tocBy toi4a toiy
cBy i4a iy on a two days trip to Virginia he hevras heu hewas
was u s confident that the result of 0 inter international International international ¬
national negotiations for peace in the theFar theFar theFar
Far East 1st had been successful and the thefinal thefinal thefinal
final blow in the RussoJapanese war warhad warhad warhad
had been struck So deeply interest interested ¬
ed Is he In bringing the two beligger beliggereut
cut nations to toacommon a common understand understanding ¬
ing that he woujd not have left the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House at a time when the situ situation sltuntion situation ¬
ation was so delicate deUcateunless unless he had hadobtained badohtalned iiadobtained
obtained assurances that his efforts effortsto effortsto
to bring Russia and Japan together togotherin togotherinm in inan Inan
an amicable understanding had been beensuccessfully beensu
successfully su ce3sfully concluded concludedWhile concludedWhile concludedWhile
While extreme reticence Is mani manifested manlfested manifested ¬
fested in every official and an diplomatic diplomaticquarter dipiomat1cquarter diplomaticquarter
quarter it is known authoritatively authoritativelythat
that the exchangeswhich exchanges w1 whlch lchhave have been beenin beenIn
in progress for the past ten t n days be ftetvrccn betwecn betwten
tvrccn the Washington hIJgton government governmentsnd gover eht eht1lld
snd the powers of the world including includingccssful lifcluqlngf
f bcllggerentn3t1onsi hl babith babithcesfti1 V b tWJitl O OcC3sf
ccssful cC3sf I to an unexpected 1IDexpecteddegrc 1IDexpecteddegrcTho degree degreeThe degrcThe
The White House Ho1 tonight gave out outa outa
a statement containing a dispatch d spal hsent hsentb sent sentby sentby
by b the president to the Japanese and andIlussian andUU5slan andRussian
Russian governments urging them themnot themnot themnot
not only onl for their own sake but in inthe Inthl Inthe
the inerests of 0 the whole wholcclvilli civilized civilizedworld elvIIiwdorld d darid
world arid to open negotiations ifor or peace peacewith peacewith peacewith
with each other The president sug suggests suggests suggests ¬
gests that thatnegotiatlons negotiations be conducted conducteddirectly conductedlIrcctl conducteddrccth
directly lIrcctl and exclusively between the thebcllggerentsv thebdlggerents thebcliggerents
bcllggerentsv bcllggerentsvWhile bdlggerentsWhile bcliggerentsWhile
While the president does not feel feelthaT feelthaT feeltha
thaT any intermediary inten edlaryshoul should shoulabe be called callediu calledin
iu respect to negotiations he Is willing willingto
to do what he can properly in arrang arranging ¬
ing preliminaries for the time and andplace andrace andpace
place of the meeting meetingAPPARENT meeifngAPPARENT meetflgAPPARENT
APPARENT SUCCESS OF OFPRESIDENT OFPRESIDENT OFPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTLondon ROOSEVELTLondon RoosEvELTLondon
ROOSEVELTj j
London June 9 9Much Much satisfaction satisfactionIs satisfactioncxpressed
Is I expressed in official and anddlplomatlc anddlplomatlcres diplomatic diplomaticcircles diplomaticere3
circles res here at the apparent success of ofPresident otFrfsdent ofFr
President Fr sdent Roosevelt In bringing Rus Russa Rusl
sa l and an Japan together for the pur purIK purll purioe
IK ll ioe > SP > of ending the war Since his ar arrival artra arrraI ¬
rival tra here Whltelaw Reid the Amen American Amerlcal Amencan ¬
can ambassador has been in close and andfrequent andfrequent andfrequent
frequent communication with the for forcipn forei forcign
cipn ei n office The ambassador is not notwilling notUng notlIng
willing at the present juncture to dis disse dlsclse disthe
clse > se the result of his visits but ap aparontly aparfntly amarently
arontly he is well pleased with the therro therroT therrogress
rro rroT rrogress ress SS of the negotiations as after aftera afterbsy
a bjsy bs week socially and officially the thertnbassador themagsador the2nassador
rtnbassador and anl Mrs and Miss Reid Rehifac Rei Reilae
Ifave fac London tomorrow to spend the thereekend thetHkend thet
reekend t ekend with 1th Earl Egerton of Tatton Tattonrntl TattonIHI
rntl IHI his wife the duchess of Bucking Buckingam
lam am and Chandos Chandoslt at Tatton Park ParkAflUt5ford
Knutsford Cheshire The other em em emassies emassies
v assies are without any information
Kussian official circles now o think that thatpoace thatp thatpeace
peace p ace Is probable
or at least that a acessation atS1atlon aessation
cessation < of hostilities is pending in inan inan Inan
an endeavor to bring about a meeting
rf c r representatives of the two powers
It is pointed out in these circles that
from the first Russia declared her
preference p to negotiating with Japan
direct and nd President esident Roosevelt appa appa ¬
rently rentJ is acting act n on that line in arrang ¬
ing I gthe the preliminaries for direct rect nego ¬
tiations between Japan and Russia RussiaPREPARING RussiaPREPARING1PUBLIC RussiaPREPARING
PREPARING PREPARING1PUBLIC tPUBLIC FOR FORANNOUNCEMENT FORANNOUNCEMENT FORANNOUNCEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PEACE PEACESt
St Petersburg June 9 9The The gov
Litt Little Man MantheHead MantheHeadofs the Head Headof
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5 5CARICATURE
CARICATURE SKETCH OF MARC KLAW KLAWMarc KLAWMarc KLAWMarc
Marc Klaw of Klaw and Erlanger head of the Theatrical Trust Whit WhitMr
Mr tr Klaws enterprises ent rpr1seSarc are quite qultCglgantl gIgantic he is physically a asm small llman man For Forthe 1orthe tor torthe
the coming season s son Mr Klaw Is planning pI planu ann ing some of the thamost most extensive pro productions productions productkms
ductions in th the th hIstory of the stage stageXPERTSTO stage4LXPLRTS stageEXPERTS
EXPERTS XPERTSTO TO INVESTIGATECHARGES INVESTIGATE INVESTIGATECU INVLSTIGATLCUARGSAOAINT
CU CUARGSAOAINT CHARGES 4RGES AGAINST AG4INSTUOLMES AG4INSTUOLMESAS HOLMES HOLMESASSISTANT
ASSISTANT AS ISTANT STATISTICIAN STATISTICfA OF DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENTOF OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURESUSPENDED AGRICULT AGRICULTURESUSPENDED RE RESUSPENDED
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY DUT PENDING EXAMINATION RELA RELATIVE iELATIVaTO ELA ELATI ¬
TIVE TI TIVaTO TO TOALLEGED ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES IflREGU LARITI ES IN LAST COTTON COTTONRE COTTORE
RE PORT POR T
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashingtonJ PresEWashington
Washington WashingtonJ June ne 9 9E B S Holmes HolmesJr
Jr Assistant Statistician in the De Department Departmenfof Depantment ¬
partment partmenfof of Agriculture has asked to tobe 11be tabe
be suspended from duty dut during the InvestIgatIon In Investigation investigatlon
vestigation of chargesagainst him of ofIrregularities ofIrregularltles ofIrregularities
Irregularities In the tliecompUation compilation and andpublication andpUblication andpublication
publication of the last cotton report reportHis reportHlsreques reportHIs
Hlsreques His reques has been granted grantedThe grantedThe grantedThe
The investigation of the charges chargesmade chargesmade chargesmade
made by Rlchard Cheatham C CIeathamsecretarernment eathamsecretarJ eathamsecretarJemmentis secretary secretaryeminent
eminent emmentis is plainly plalnlyrepar preparing ing the pub public publie ¬
lIe for the announcement announc ment that the theemperor theemperor theemperor
emperor has Msdeclded decided to conclude concludepeace concludepeace concludepeace
peace and that the 1henegoUatlonsilave 1henegoUatlonsilavebegun negotiations have havebegun havebegun
begun by permitting permittingthe the p publication publicationof ucation blIcatIonof ucationof
of all the foreign for forei I dispatches bearing bearingon
on on the subject The Th newspapers and andthe andthe andthe
the Russian public ptrblichave have until untllnow untllnowonly now nowonly nowonly
only had a suspicion that Important Importantmoves Importantmoves importantmoves
moves were going g lng on onbehlnd behind the thescenes thescenes thescenes
S
scenes scenesIn scenesIn scenesIn
In well informed Informedcircl circles s It Is be believed belIeved beIleved ¬
lieved that Japan already alreadyhas has instruct instructed instructedFleId ¬
ed edFleId Field Marshal Oyama to stay his hisContinuedon bisConun1edOfl is isContin
Continuedon Contin ed on Page Five
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Court 0 of Appeals Finds FlndsPatrick FindsPatrick
Patrick PafrickGuifyoMurderj Guilty of Murder
JJ
By Associated Press PressAlbany PressAlbany PressAlbany
Albany N Y June 9 9The The court of ofappeals of2Cals
appeals 2 teals today by a divided divI edcount count of off ofto
f to three sustained the lower lowers lowerrts
< rts s in adjudging Albert AlbtT T Tpatrlck Tpatrlckl Patrick Patrickf PatrickXew
f l Xew York lawyer guilty of mur murin murr
> 1 r in fl the first degree of o William Williamash WiIJIama
ash a h Rice Patrick was convicted convictedjc convIctedh
jc h c April A ri1 1902 on an indictment indlctmentcharg indlctmentchargzg chars chargg
zg g him with wlththe the murder murder of Marsh by bytikroform bykoforu byhk
tikroform hk koforu oforth and mercury administer admInIsterfj
fj 3 iuring rIng sickness in InSeptem September er 1900Pa 1900 1900Parick 1900Parck
Parick Pa Iick succeeded in postponing the thefciniae thetTisate thetilae
fciniae decision of his fate for orIDore orIDoretan more moreJ moreLan
J tan an three years by a display of acu acui acuen acuea
i ea and resourcefulness that excited 1
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the wonder ot ofmembers iernbers of the bar and andthe andthe andthe
the public at atIaige large largeWILL Jarg JargWILL Ti TiWILL
WILL RENEW RENEWfrFFORTS RENEWfrFFORTSISO EFFORTS EFFORTSTO EFFORTS7TO
7TO TO SAVE AVEHIMSELFI AVEHIMSELFIOssIng HIMSELF HIMSELFOssing HIMSELFJ HIMSELFJOssing
Ossing N Y tJUI June Jui 9 9Albert Albert T TPatrick TPatrick TPatrick
Patrick will not know until t Iitll tomorrow tomorrowof QJnorrowotthe
of otthe the affirmation n by the court of ofAp ofAppeals Ap Appeals Ampeals
peals of his conviction Several days daysago daysago daysago
ago he told Warden WardenJohnson Joinsoh if the theCourt theCourt theCourt
Court of Appeals App ls s ruled against him he hewould bewould I Iwould
would refivv rew his h hs efforts io tosaye save himself himselfeither hlmelfeither lmselteltherby
either eltherby by applying for a new ew trIal tiaI onj on onthe J
the grounds ot ngw n new w > material mat iai evidence evidenceor eIdence1 eIdence1or
or r by Y appeal totieUnited to U1 te U 1JnkedStates 1JnkedStatescourt fte Statesj St t SJ
court 4 r t tp tI >
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of the So Southern 1ern Cotton Association < ssocIatlon Is Isnow Isnow Isnow i
now under way Secretary Wilson has i
determined not to disclose the names namesof namC5of namesof 5
of the experts who will conduct conductexamination the theexamination U e eexamInation
examination of the statisticians office onlceThe >
The experts are unlimited as to timeand time timeand tIinCand
and money money in making the Investiga ¬
tion although it is expected that the
inquiry will not extend over three or
four days The report will be made
directly to Secretary Wilson WilsonWATER WilsonWATER WilsonW1TR
WATER SURROUNDS SURROUNDSMANY SURROUNDSMANY SURROUNDSMANY
MANY RESIDENCES RESIDENCESCREST S
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CREST OF FLOOD HAS PASSED PASSEDGRAND PASSEDGRAND PA5SEDGRAND
GRAND RAPIDS BUT FALL IS ISSCARCELY ISSCARCELY ISSCARCELY
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SCARCELY PRECEPTJBLEBy PRECEPTBLEBy PRECEPTJBLE PRECEPTJBtEBy I
By Associated Press PressGrand PressGrand PressGrand
Grand Rapids Mich June June9The June9Thecrest 9 9The 9Thecrest The Thecrest
crest of the Grand river flood has haspassed haspassed haspassed
passed and although the river remains remainspractically remainspractically alns alnspractically
practically stationary a scarcely per perceptible PetceptIble perceptthle ¬
ceptible fall Is 1 reported by the theweath weath weather weathen ¬
er bureau The dyke at the north nort end endstill endstill j jstill
still holds Hundreds of residences residencesare resldenceare eslde 1ces 1cesare
are surrounded which were high and anddry andi andidry I Idry
dry yesterday The Th prospect Is that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the flood area will extend greatly today todayeven todayeven tbdayeven
even with the river rlverreceding receding
TEAMSTERSMUST JEAMSTti SMUSTMttT MEET M LET ALL ALLCND1TJffi AlLCONDIIWNSiwEMPl ALLCONDITI3iNSMPL
CND1TJffi CONDIIWNSiwEMPl iBf EMPLOYERS EMPLOYERSOr OVERS OVERSt
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Or 0 Declare DeCarcCfl ClilcagOStrike Chicago agoSttikO Strike Off 0 Without Wit OutM Mak Making Makmg k kin ¬
ing in Any A Jy Settlement SeWementFoebJ Feeble Efforts lforl5t lforl5tOpen to toOpen toOpen
Open Negotiations Failed FlllledUtterly Utterly
TEAM OWNERS OWNERSMEET OWNERSMEET OWNRSMT
MEET TONIGHT TONIGHTTo TO NtJT NtJTTo
To Vote on Proposi Proposition PropOsiton roPOit ¬
ton t on to Deliverf Deliver DcIivertoBoycotted to o oBoycotted
Boycotted BoycottedHouses BOycottci toBOycottci BoycottedHousesM
Houses HousesVN
VN iN N EVENT OF FURTHER EXTEN EXTENSION EXTENSIO EXTENSION ¬
SION SIO OF STRIKE EMPLOYERS EMPLOYERSTEAMING EMPLOYERSTEAMING
4 4TEAMING
TEAMING COMPANYCAN COMPANY CANRUSH RU RUSH RUSHS H
400 MEN PER DAY INTO I Tcr CHICA CHICAGO CtUCAGO CHICAGOGARMENT ¬
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GO GOGARMENT GARMENT WORKERSPASS WORKERSPASSRESOLUTIONS WORKERs WORKERSPASS WORKERSPASSRESOLUTIONS PASS PASSRESOLUTJCNS
RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONSBy RESOLUTJCNSBy
By Associated Press PressChicago F PressChicago SS SSChIcago
Chicago June 9 Asidefrom 9Asidecirom feeble feebleiXoris feebleits feebleroita
iXoris its to open opcnpeacenegoUaUons peace negotiations there therero
ro no new developments in the e team teamiGrs teamers teaniers
ers strike Attempts to secure secure2aee s secureace cure cureatc
atc have failed utterly utterlytlPLOYERS utteriyw utteriyLOYE utterlyIPLOYER9
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tlPLOYERS LOYE S WILL MARjE MARjENO MAKE MAKENO MAIENO
NO MORE CONCESSIONS CONCESSIONSChicago COiCESSIONS COiCESSIONSChicago
4 4Chicago
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Chicago June 9 9f 9That < That the team teamcrs teamers teamera
ers must meet all of thacondltions thacondltionsJ the conditions conditionsd
d J I down own by the empIOyeror declare decJarestrike declaretriko
3 strike off without wIth ut waking king any anyllement anytIemenf anytIernent
llement tIemenf now now sems toVbe to t th the log logI
1 1 outcome of the struggle Another Anothercmpt Aiththercmpt i > ther thercmpt
cmpt to arrange for aiiew a new peace peaceuference peaceuference peac6uference
uference has iiasrcsultedin resulted in a relttrar relttrarin 1ttra 1ttranby
in nby fl by the employers employersthtt that th they hey will willikq willk willtk
ikq tk k no further concessions concessionsA
A general meeting ofJhe o the JnllcagriimOwners Chicago Chicagoeam ChIcagoS < >
riimOwners S eam amOwners Owners AssociaBijJxtfwill AsSoc1a AciatkjwIa 1tjlwlIl be beeld beeld beeld
eld tomorrow iom rrow night to vote VO vit on Qie Qieroposition t1 Lh Lhcoposition e eroposltlon
roposition to deliver tostrikfraffect tostrikfraffectd to strikeatIectoj
d houses An affirmative decision decisionpuld decisionuldprecIpltate decisionould
puld uldprecIpltate precipitate a walkout of 8000 8000amsters 8000aD1st 8000amsters
amsters amstersAnnouncement aD1st amstersAnnouncement rs rsAnnouncement
Announcement was ma made 1C e today by byhe b bhe byhe
he Employers Teaming Company Companyhat
hat men were reporting daily to its itsgents itsgents itsgents
gents iILsevencUies in seven cities and that It Ityouldbe Itauldbe ituldbe
youldbe possible to rush to Chicago
00 men a day in the event ccntof of acfur acfurher afurher LIurher
her extension of the strike strikeThe strikeThe atrikeS
S The 0 garment workers the original originalsause originaluse originalause
sause use of the present strike have haveometo haveometo haveometo
ometo the conclusion that the team teamsters teamiters teamters ¬
sters have forgotten the sympathy sympathywhich smpathwhich sympathywhich
which two months ago prompted promptedhem promp promptjdhem d dhem
hem to strike in aid of the tailors At Atl
1 z meeting of all the special order orderocals orderocals orderocals
ocals the following was adopted adoptedResolved adoptedResolved adoptedResolved
Resolved That in the event of the theTeamsters t1f3Teamsters theTeamsters
Teamsters Union calling off their theirstrike theirstrIke theirstrike
strike in the absence of this organlza organization organlzatlon organlzalion ¬
lion that such action shall not termi terminate terminate 1 1nate ¬
nate in any way the struggle which whichthe whichthe whichthe
the garment workers are carrying on onagainst onagainst onagainst
against the National Wholesale Tail Tailors Tallors Tailera ¬
ors Association unless the teamsters teamsterssettlement teamsterssettlement teamstersseUlement
settlement carries with it a satisfac satisfactory satlsfactcri satisfactcry ¬
tory settlement of the garment work workers workers workens ¬
ers question questionGeorge questionGeorge questionGeorge
George J Jackson a tally tallyman man em employed m mployed
ployed by a lumber company has hasbeen hasbeen
been attacked by three union slug sluggers sluggers
gers and probably fatally injured injuredHis injuredHis InjuredHis
His assailants who escaped accused accusedhim accusedhIm accusedhim
him of being a strike breaker
Southern League LeagueAtlanta LeagueAtlanta LeagueAtlanta
Atlanta 0 Shreveport 6 Montgom Montgomery ¬
ery C New Orleans 8 Nashville 4 4Little 4Little 4Little
Little Rock 6 Birmingham 7 Hem Hemphis ltlemphis Memphis
phis 3
American League LeagueWashington LeagueWashIngton
Washington 6 Detroit 7 Philadel Philadelphia PhIladelphia PhIladelphia ¬
phia 2 Chicago 3 fourteen innings inningsBoston inningsBoston
Boston 7 St Louis 1 New Y York < jrk 2
SECRETARY PAUL PAUlMORTON PAUlMORTONATUE4P MORTON MORTONAT
AT ATUE4P HEAD OF 01 THE EQUITABLE EQUITABLEACCEPTS QUITABLACCEPTS
ACCEPTS ACC PTSPOSITION POSITION AS CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON ONCONDITION ONCONDITION
I II I
CONDITION THAT T HAT HE SHALL HAVE A FREE HAND IN INMANAGEMENT INMANAGEMENTRESIGNATIONS
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MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENTRESIGNATIONS y RESIGNATIONS OF OFFICERS OFFICERSIMMEDIATELY OFFICERSIMMEDIATELY
IMMEDIATELY TENDERED
By Associated Press PressNew PreSNew PressNew
New York June 9 9Paul Paul Morton Mortonhas Mortdhhas Iort n nhas
has accepted the position Osltlon of chairman chairmanof
of the th board bo rd of mrectors of the tl1eEqult tl1eEqultable Equit Equitable Equitable ¬
able Life Assurance Society Immedi Immediately Immedlate1y Immediatev ¬
ately atev following the theacceptance acceptance by Mr MrMorton MrMorton Ir IrMortonres1gril1i
Morton Mortonres1gril1i resignations ons were tendered tenderedby tenderedby
by b President Presl ent Alexander First YIcePresident Yice YicePresident lce lcePresident
President Hyde Second VicePresi VicePresdent VicePrestdent VicePresident ¬
dent Tarbell Th Thrd rd YicePresldent YicePresldentWijson YlcePresldentWUson VicePresidentWlson
Wijson and Foijrth VicePresident Mc McIntyre McIntTe McIntyre
Intyre The resignations were ten tendered tendered tendered ¬
dered to Mr Ir Morton WJQ accepted the iheposition theposltion thepositon
position of chairman on condition that thatRUSSIAN thatRUSS thatRUSSIAN
RUSSIAN RUSS AN SHIPS SHIPSNOW SUIPSNOW SHIPSNOW
NOW INTERNED INTERNEDFAILED INTERNEDiFAVLEDTO
iF iFAVLEDTO FAILED ILEDTOLEAVE TO LEAVE HARBOR WITH WITHIN
IN 24 24HO1JRS HOURS AS REQUIRED BY BYPRESIDENT BYPRESIDENT BYS BYPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT PRESIDENTBy
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By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashington PressS PressWaslilngthn
S Washington June 9 Secretary SecretaryTaft SecretaryTaft SecretaryTaft
Taft l1asrec has received rec ive lv d l the following tele telegram telegnun telegram ¬
gram from om Governor Wright at atMa atManlla Ma Manila M Mnila ¬
nila nilaRussian Russian warships did not leave leaveharbor leaveharbor leaveharbor
harbor within the required requiredtwentjO requiredtwentjOfour twenty twentyfour
four hours hot Sas as a a result resultare are now In Incnstody Incustody
custody of f Admiral Train who In Informs in1ormsmliaJias
forms 1ormsmliaJias 0 5JJ JBieheJias ehah s taken tak taknnecessary nnecessary necessary steps stepsSo stePst1ntcro stepsto
So t1ntcro Intern them They Theyare are iiciw be behind behind behind
hind breakwater brea1w brealwater er under the guns of theOhio theOhio
Ohio and Monadnock k He will disable disabletheir dIsabletheir disabletheir
their machinery machinetYaIurremove and remove breech hreechblocks breechblocks breechblocks
blocks of guns He has doubtless re reported reported noported ¬
ported full details to navy depart department departmenU departmeat ¬
menU mentWOMEN menUWOMEN meatWOMENPRIP
WOMEN WOMENPRIP PREP ARE AREFOR AREfOR AREOR
FOR OR A STRIKE STRIKEBy
By Associated ssociatedPress ssociatedPressNew Press PressNew PressNew
New York Tune 9 9The The Interna International International Internatioual ¬
tional Womens Garment Workers Workersunion Workerunion Workeraunion
union now in convention here has hasappointed hasappoint hasappointed
appointed appoint d a committee to tocoer cofer withthe with withthe withthe
the United UnttcdGarment Garment Workers and the theJourneymen theJourne theJourneymen
Journeymen Journe men Custom Tailors Union Unionwith Unionwith Unionwith
with a view Iew to a amalgamation of the thetrade thetrade thetrade
trade bodies If successfully carried carriedthrough arnIedthrough rrled rrledtbrough
through thecombine the comblnew11l combine will make an aninternational anInternationalorganlzl1tlon aninternational
international Internationalorganlzl1tlon organization of clothing clothingworkers clothingworkers clothingworkers
workers with a membership m of 300
000 000The The Custom Tailors Union and the itheUnited theUnited theUnited
United Garment 1t Workers have al already already already ¬
ready appointed conference commit committees commitI committees ¬
I tees The plan of amalgamation will willbe willbe willbe
be prepared and submitted to a ref referendum referendum reterendum ¬
erendum vote voteThe voteThe voteThe
The union also declde to levy leY a aper aper aper
per capita tax of 10 o cents a month on onevery onevery onevery
every member for a strike of the theunion theunlon theunion
union
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Games Played Friday Fridayon
on Big League Diamonds
Cleveland 4
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N National ttonal League LeagueSt ague agueSt
St Louis 4 Philadelphia 7 Cincin Cincinnati CIncinnatl CIncinnati ¬
nati 4 Brooklyn 2r 2PI 2 Pittsburg sburg 12 New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York 6 Chicago 3 Boston B ston 2 2South 2South 2South
South Atlantic AtlanticAugusta AtlanticAugnsta AtlanticAugusta
Augusta 4 Macon 2 Charleston 4 4Columbia 4Columbia 4Columbia
Columbia 7 Savannah 0 Jackson Jacksonville JacksonVille Jacksonyule ¬
ville 3
Bankers Bankers of Georgia and andFlorida andFlorida andFlorida
Florida Hear Secy Sec yShaw Sha Shaw
By Associated Press PressAtlantic PressAtlantic 1 1Atlantic
Atlantic Beach Fin June 9 The TheGeorgia Theeorgla Theeorgla
Georgia eorgla and Florida Bankers Associa Association Assocltlouheld Assoclation ¬
tion tlouheld held separate sessions here this thismorning thismorning thismornIng
morning but joined this afternoon to tolisten tOlisten
listen to an address by Secretary SecretaryShaw SecretaryShaw SecretaryShaw
Shaw of the National ational Treasury TreasuryThe TreasuryThe TreasuryThe
The Georgia bankers were called to toorder toorder tOorder
order and addressed by President Mil Miller MHler M1Iler ¬
ler S Bell who gave his annual ad ¬
dress reviewing r the financial condi conditions condltions conditions
tions in 1D Georgia and at large largeThe largeThe
The meeting of theFlorida banker bankerdwas bankerswas bankerwas
was presided over by President Henry HenrjRobinson HenryRobinson
Robinson of Jacksonville who review reviewed reviewth reviewed
ed the th e increasing prosperity of th thstate the thestate thestate <
state stateBoth stateBoth stateBoth
Both meetings continue throughSat throughSaturday through thronghSaturday at aturday
urday after which the thevIsltors visitors will b bthe be bethe bethe <
the guests of Jacksonville Jackson me bankers
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NOW N OWSEEMS SEEMS INEVITABLE INEVITABLESwedish 5 5Swedish
swediSlt Swedish Ruler Will Not Yi Yield ldto to t Requestof RequestofStorthing f >
f Storthing Storthin for Bernadotte B rnadotte Prince to toAccept toJ I
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be should have a free hand both as asto asto asto
to measures and men menMr menMr menMr
Mr Hyde has agreed agree it is saM todivest to todivest todivest
divest himself of his stock in the themanner th thmanner themanner
manner outlined by the th state statesuperin statesuperintendent superin superintendent supenintendent ¬
tendent of insurance namely nam ly policy policyholders policyholders policyholders
holders to have a representation of
28 directors against 24 directors dlrectorsfor dlrectorsforthe for forthe forthe
the stockholders stockholdersIt
It was stated later that Mr Hyde Hydehas Hydehas Hydehas
has agreed to dispose of r a majority majoritycf
cf his stock to a syndicate of policy policyholders policyhold policyholders
holders hold rs represented by Thomas F FRyan FRyan FRyan
Ryan RyanARRESTED RyanARRESTED RyanARRESTED
ARRESTED fORSTEAlfNGSON FOR FORSTEALING OR ORSTEALING
STEALING STEAlfNGSON STEAlfNGSONWESTERNER SON SONWESTERNER SONWESTERNER
WESTERNER IN TROUBLE INTROUBLEIN IN NEW NEWYORK NEWYORK NEWYORK
YORK FOR TAKING CHILD CHILDFROM CHILDFROM CHILDFROM
FROM ITS MOTHER MOTHERBy
By Associated A ociated Press PressNew PressNew PressNew
New York June 9 9UIy 9Ulys4es Ulyss S SGrant sGrantGlick SGrant
Grant GrantGlick Glick a promoter and western westernmine westernmIne westernmine
mine owner uW1l wne r who resided sided In Chicago Chicagofor chicagofOr Chicagofor
j for twelve years ye rs prior to oJanuarylast oJanuarylastis January last lastIs lastIs
Is under underarr arrest t juereon her on the telegraph telegraphed ¬
ed complaint comp of Cuef cuefo of Police Wag Wagner Wagn Wagner ¬
ner n rof of ErieJPa Er1 Pa charged with abduct abductinshisawn abdnctInghlsoWn abduct1nghIsjwn
inshisawn son Taken Takenprlsonerwftb TakenprlsonerwftbGllck prlsonerwlth prlsonerwlthwho prlsonerwLtlxGlick
Gllck was hearold7sb aroldS I Jol1n Jol1nwho Johaf Johafwho r
who was giveiiInKthe glvei11a e careiof care bf f the llieG Ger Gerry Gerry r rrySociety ¬
ry rySociety Society Glidccieclared GUcKt lared that War Warrest 11l1arrest uilfarrest
rest was outrageous outrageouiiand and he had a a per perfect perfectright perfect ¬
fect fectright right to take tiis ni own ownchl1d child It he hedid hedid hodid
did not see flj fi fikttjeave to toJe jeave e it In its moth mothers mothers mothers ¬
ers care JITS rs KJlIck and her hus husbands husandsbrother hasbands ¬
bands andsbrother brother are on their way from fromErie tromErIe fromErie
Erie to this city cityWOMAN cityWOlv1AN cityWOMAN
WOMAN MUST MUSTPAY MUSTPAY MUSTPAY
PAY PENALTY PENALTYLAV
LAW Avi MUST TAKE TAKE ITS IT COURSE COURSEIN COURSEINCASE IN INCASE INCASE
CASE OF VERMONT MUR MURDERESS MURDERESS MURDERESS ¬
DERESS DERESSBy DERESSBy DERESSBy
By Associated AssociatefJress AssociatefJressAlbany Press PressAlbany PressAlbany
Albany N Y 1 June 9 9Justice Justice Ru Rufus Rufas Rufus
fus W Peckham of the United States StatesSupreme StatesSupreme StatesSupreme
Supreme Court today declined dccl ned nedgrant T Tgrant a agrant
grant a writ of f error which hlch would al allow allow atlow ¬
low the case of Mrs Mary I 1yRog Rogers rs of ofVermont ofVermont ofVermont
Vermont now under sentence ot otdeath oCdeath ofdeath
death for the murder of oCher her husband husbandto
to go to the United States Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCourt SupremeCourt
Court
Law Must Take Its Course CourseMontpelier CourseMontpeller COUTseMontpeller
Montpeller Vt June 5 9The The dee decision declBionof dee8ion ¬
sion Bionof of Judge Peckham Is taken to tomean tomean tomean
mean that the last step has hasbeen been taken takento takento takento
to save the womans life Governor GovernorBell
JBell I Bell has declared the law must must now nowtake nowtake nowtake
take Its course courseEMPLOYEES coarse coarseEMPLOYEES coufseEMPLOYEES
EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES OF JOHNSON JOKNS JOKNSONON N NSON
I SON ON ENTERTAINED ENTERTAINEDManager ENT ENTERTAINEDManager RTAINED RTAINEDlIanager
Manager Ben D DBeers Beers of the firm firmof firmor firmof
of Win Johnson Son on n and aI d Manager ManagerJohn 1IanagerJohn ManagerJohn
John G Oliver of the dry ry goods de department department dopartment ¬
partment of the same firm last even evenIng evenlng evenlag
lag gave thenumerous the numerous employees es of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that firm an enjoyable outing outingAll outingAU outingAll
All of the ladies and gentlemen em employed emthere em1oycd ¬
ployed there enjoyed a bath In the thebay theba thebay
bay ba at SIgaris bath house and after afterwards afterwards afterwards ¬
wards were served with withl lunch nch at the thepavilion thepavilion thepavilion
pavilion pavilionIt S
It is needless to say that th t Ihe th occa occaslon occai occawas
i slon was one of the most pleasant to tobe tobe
I be experienced this season seasonby by oy the em employees emi employees ¬
i ployees of this popular firm
DENMARK HAS HASALSO HASALSO AS ASALSO
ALSO REFUSED REFUSEDRoyal REFUSEDRoy1 RftUSEDRoyal
Royal Family FllmiIYDisllp FllmiIYDisllpproves DisapprovesAccepiance Disap Disapproves ¬
proves provesAccepiance provesAccepianceby Acceptance Acceptanceby
by Danish DanishPrince DanishPrince DanishPrJn
Prince PrinceRUSSIA PrinceRUSSIA PrJn PrJnRUSSIA
RUSSIA GERMANY AND POSSIBLY POSSIBLYOTHER POSSILOTHER POSSI POSSIOTHER
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OTHER COUNTRIES WiLL RE REFUSE RE4 RE4FUSE REFUSETO
FUSE FUSETO TO RECOGNIZE NEWG0V NEWG0VERNMENT NEW NEWGVERNMENT GOV GOVERNMENT
ERNMENT NORWEGIAN TRI TRICOLOR ToRICOLOR TRkS ¬
S COLOR UNFURLEDAND UNFURLED AND SALUT SALUTED SALUTED SALUTS
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By Associated Press
Copenhagen June S SAII All hope that
King Oscar or Crown Prince Gustav Gustavwill Gustavwlll Gustavwill
will yield to the request of the Nor Norwegian Norweglan NorwegIa
wegian Storthing to place a 3 prince ot o
the house of Bernadotte Bernad BernadOtteon tte on onthe the throne throneof
of Norway has now disappeared and andaccording andaccording aiutaccording
according to high authority the Dan ¬
ish royal family has also set the thestamp thestamp thestamp
stamp of t disapproval on the accept acceptance acceptance acceptance ¬
ance of the throne by a Danish prince
It is understood that arrangements arrangementsare
are actually being made for a National Nationalconvention atlona atlonaconvention atIonaconvention
convention in Norway and this it Is
believed bell ved will Inevitably result in the
declaration of a republic republicAccording republicAccording repwbllcAocording
According to well Informed persons
Russia and Germany will refuse to torecognize torCCOgnlze t treegulze
recognize Uie the Norwegian government governmentuntil governmentuntil governmentnni1
until King Oscar consents t to the th 3is 3isxuptlon disv disvruption Jisruption
ruption of the union Strong efforts effortsare e1fortsare effortsare
are being made to secure similar ac action ¬ S Stion
tion by other governments including Inclndin
Denmark and it is stated the efforts effortsare effortsare
are are meeting with encouragement encouragementINEW encouragementNEW encouragementNEWNORWEGIANFLAG
INEW NEW NEWNORWEGIANFLAG NEWNORWEGIANFLAGUNFLJRLW NORWEGIAN FLAG FLAGU
f U UNFURLED F EO WITH CEREMONY CEREMONYI CEREMONYChristiana < ERE fONr fONrChrIstiana
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Christiana ChnlstlanaJun ChnlstlanaJunt June 9 9T1i The N Norwegian Norwegiantricoldr rWegUX rWegUXI
t tricoldr tri COIOr waslloisted was hoisted today over o r Aker Akershus Akershus Akershus
I shus fort and throughout the country countryS
In S the place of the union flag The Thesubstitution
I i substitution was attended by great greatceremony gr greatceremony at atceremony
ceremony at the fort where the mem memibers memibers mombern
ibers of the Storthingand Storthlng and 30000 of oftha ofthapUblic the thapublic thepublic
public were assembled assembledThe The garri garrison garcfson garrison ¬
son was paraded In front of the quar quarters quarters quarters ¬
ters of the commandant coIDID ldant of the fort fortand f fonland rt rtand
and the theeommandant commandant read the resolu resolution resalution res lu lution ¬
tion of the Storthing dissolving the theunion th thunion thunion
union with Sweden SwedenAs SwedenAs SwedenAs
As the clock in the tower x of > f the thefort thefort thefort
fort chimed 10 the union flag which whichhad
had floated there since 1814 was washauled washauled washauled
hauled down dBWIlthe the troops presented presentedarms presentedarms presentedarms
arms the band played the patriotic patrioticair patrioticaIr
air Sons of Norway and after only onlya
a momentary Interim the first gun oC oCa ofa ota
a national saluet boomed the new flag fia fiawas
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was shaken out and the troops again againpresented againpresented agalupresented
presented arms The people then un uncovered uncovered uncovered ¬
covered and cheered widly The band bamSadded bandadded baniladded
added to the general enthusiasm enthusiasmby enthusiasmbyplaying bys bysplaying yt ytplaying
playing the popular air Yes We WeLove WeI WeI
I Love This Country CountryPirst S
First one and then another ana er took up t tthe
4 4the the words of the song until the whole wholecrowd whQlecrowd whlocrowd
crowd joined in after which round roundtthe Tonnt TonntI
I 1 after round of cheerIng again greetej
tthe ilagThree flag Three cheers were next nexcgiven nextgien nextgiven
given for the fatherland and the sing
Ing of the national anthem concluded concludedthe concludedthe concludedthe
the ceremony ceremonyBaron ceremonylBaron ceremonyBaron
Baron von Wedelslarlsberg Wedel arJ9ber who whohas whOhas whohas
has been the minister of Sweden and
Norway at Madrid and who is a No Noweglan Nor Norwegian Norweglan ¬
weglan Is leaving the Spanish capl capltol capItol cap
tol today for Christiana He has tela telagraphed telographed tebgraphed
graphed asking to be immediately re relieved rl rlIlevec relleved ¬
lieved of the post owing to the disso dissolution dlssoluUon dissolutlon ¬
lution of the union His example will willhe wUlbe S
be followed by the ministers at Wash Washington WshIngton ¬
ington and Rome both of whom are areNorwegians arGNorwegians areNorwegians
Norwegians NorwegiansThe
The government of Norway and the theStorthing theStorthlng theStorthing
Storthing continue to receive lecelvefromaU lecelvefromaUPlrts f000lvefronialjparts tromaU tromaUparts
parts of the country expressions expr ssions of ofgratitude otgratitude ofgratitude
gratitude for their action and the thecommunal th thcommunal thecommunal
communal authorities arc voting ad addresses addresses addresses
dresses approving the new regime regimeA
A telegram teleg from BJornstjerne BJorI stjerne BJor BJorson BjorSOn BjoiSO
son SO the Norwegian Dramatist pub published pubUshed published ¬
lished here today sums up the popu popular popular popular ¬
lar feeling as follows followsThe followsThe followsThe
The address ldd ss to t the king Is an anex4 anex4pesson ex expression oxpreson ¬
pression of the will of o the entire Nor Norwegian Norwegian Norwegian ¬
wegian people The dissolutionottha dissolutionotthaunion dIssolution othe otheunon
union Is a blessing for the entLe entirenorth entLenorth entLenorth
north
Government is fighting fightingYellow FightingYellow
Yellow Fever on Isthmus
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashington PressWashington
Washington June 9 9GornolIa 9GornolIagoon 9Governor Governor Ma Magoon Magoon
goon has reported two new w cases of ofyellow bIyellow btyellow
yellow fever In the canal zone ne neither neitherof
of which is a canal commission em employee employce employee ¬
ployee ployeeGovernor ployceGovernor S
Governor Magobn In a letter ta Sec Secretary Secretary Seeretary ¬
retary Taft tells of the precautions precautionstaken pr precauU9staken caut19iS caut19iStaken
taken about the administration hulld hullding bullding bailcilug
ing in Panama mB to reduc the tJl danger dangerof d n r rof
5 of yellow fever ever to t the thernifl1n1mm ffilnimsm mI ifl1n1mm 1iIIlaI1d 1iIIlaI1dI and andadds audi audiI
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therein may contrated the diseasa diseasaelsewhere dfse3saelsewhere dIseaaelsewhere
elsewhere elsewhereIt
It Is stated by MaJ J TH S Kalne K aIne 1ne ot otthe atthe otthe
the Surgeon Generals office who ho re reteqtiy ret1y reeiiUy
teqtiy t1y returned from rom Use Utec canal c nal zon zonwhere zonwhere zone zonewhere
where he wentin connection < < with the thepurchase thepurchase thepurchase
purchase of xaedical cal supplies s ppl that thatwhen t1Httwhen thatwhen
when Colonel ColonelGorgescomp1etes Gorges completes th thsanItary thai thaisanitary thEsanitary
sanitary work projected proj ted and the thew thewter wr wrter wa water
ter works system has been benp1tr pat ts tsoperation ifr ifroperation
operation operaUonY yellow 19w fever f v will be stas st statoutandthaj3nIalZevereQtrofldis Ji Jiefl y yeiout
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