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Russia Prefers Paris PrlsndJpn and Japan London
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Lon London don AnxiouslyAwaiting Anxiously AnxiouslyAwaiting AnxlousyA
Awaiting A Next Step Stepin StepInSilttement
in Settlement l of ofDifferences ofDIlorences ofDifferences
Differences DifferencesPROPOSAL DIlorencesPROPOSALTO DifferencesPROPOSALTO
PROPOSAL PROPOSALTO TO MEETIN MEET IN THE TER TERRITORY TERRITORYIN TERRITORY ¬
RITORY RITORYIN IN DISPUTE RECEIVED RECEIVEDFAVORABLE RECEIVEDF RECEIVEDFAVORABLE
FAVORABLE F AVORABLECONSI CONSIDERATION CONSIDERATIONWASHINGTON CONSIDERATIONWAHINGTOI DERATION DERATIONWASHINGTO
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LY BE CHOSEN CHoSENP CHOSENPRESIDENT CHOSENPRESIDENTROOSEVELTACTS PRESIDENT PRESIDENTROOSEVELT ESIDENT ESIDENTROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTACTS ACTS AS INTERME INTERMEDIARY INTERMEDIARY INTERMEDIARY ¬
DIARY IN PRELIMINARIES PRELIMINARIESBy
By Associated Press PressWashington PrenWasl1ingTon PresiWashington
Washington June 13 13Following Following the thecor the1rferences thecwferenceS
cor cwferenceS Terences in the th peace negotiations negotiationsyesterday negotiationsst negouationscsterday
yesterday csterday st rday the discussion of o the time timeand timend timeand
and nd place of meeting of the peace con conference confennce confrence ¬
ference is proceeding between the rep representatives representatives repitsentatIvcs ¬
resentatives here and the governmentaI governments
1 1 is estimated officially today that thatParis thatparls thatparts
Paris parts is the choice of 0 the Russian gov government govcmment goreminent ¬
eminent and London the choice ofthe of ofthe ofthe
the Japanese Both places present presentobjections presentoJjccrions presento5jccrions
objections which are likely to toeUmi toeUmina eliminate elimi eliminate ¬
nate na e them from rom serious consideration considerationTh co slderatlon
Th 1 Thq Q < j Hague Is fsbelng being considered as a adesirable a11irable a1cirab1e
desirable location for the conference conferenceami
ami it is regarded as likely to be becaoscn beCImen becioen
caoscn by the beliggerents beliggerentsLONDON beliggerentsLONDON beliggerentsLONDON
LONDON IS ANXIOUSLY ANXIOUSLYAWAITING ANXIOUSLYAWAITING ANXIOUSLYI ANXIOUSLYAWAITING
AWAITING NEXT STEP STEPI STEPLondon STEPLondoJl STEPLondon
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London June June i3 13LOti1cin London is lmcl znxLawaiting nxl nxlruily
ruily 11 awaiting awaiUngthe the next step in th3 th3wace thiilJ3Ce th thace
wace ace negotiations Neither the Brit British BrUish BritIlI ¬
ish ish officials DOT nortlwc norceived tli cmbas3cyrhaYftror cmbas3cyrhaYftrorccived CyhDv CyhDvcded
ccived further pews und andthey they are look looklag look1ng lookIng
lag to Washington Washingt h antiSL an am SL Petersburg Petersburgan
an flflA a Toklo Japanese official circles circlesart circle1T circlezan
art 1T < somewhat pessimistic In the fear fearthat feartb1t fearthat
that Russia will not accept the Jap Japanese JaplD Japrnee ¬
anese lD C demands as s a basis for negotia negotiation negoUatio negotialions ¬
lions tio 3 looking to the settlement of the thefar thefar thefar
far eastern question There is much muchdscussion muchGIEus muchUsusion
dscussion GIEus lon regarding the choice of ofpUniiicstenUaries ofIltr1i ofpInenUar1es
pUniiicstenUaries Iltr1i entlartes and the place of
meting The proposal to meet in the theterritory theterritolJ theterritory
territory in dispute aisp ute was favorably con constdered coniderct1
stdered stderedPLACE sidtrcdPLACE iderct1PLACE
PLACE OF MEETING M MEETINd ETING IS ISTHE I ITHE ISTHE
THE IMPORTANT QUESTION QUESTIONSt
S St Petersburg PctersburgJune June 13 13Th The Asso Associated AssocJated Assoelated ¬
elated Press understands the issue now nowLfing nowlPing
Lfing 1 Pin decided is not only the place for forthe forthe forle
the RussiaJapanese negotiations but butthe butth butthe
the th number of negotiators and it is isIpliovcd isjlcd
Ipliovcd 1 jlcd this feature has notyet not yet been beendecide beendfcde beendcct1e
decide i iUnless i itnIes i ilnless
Unless Japan suggests Paris or orMuk orMuk11tn Muk Mukden MuklIn ¬
den rather than any European capitalaington capital capitalVashington capitala
Vashington a 3ington is likely likel to be chosen chosenRussia chosenHusia chosenRqssja
Russia appreciates the advantages advantagesr
r I he ie negotiations taking place pl ce be bejfTil beJ beN1i
jfTil J N1i il the sphere of outside Influences Influencesani In uences uences1Di
ani if President Roosevelt fs asked todcei1e to todecide todf
decide df lC the question in case the belig beligf beligi beligiUXs beligrs
f UXs rfy rs s cannot agree it is considered consideredtwain consideredrtaln consideredCcrain
twain rtaln that he will not hesitate to toRESIDENT torlL todL
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ACTS AS INTERMEDIARY INTERMEDIARYSt
S St Petersburg June 13 13An An early earlysunouncement earlytMuncement earlyiflM1flcen1e11t
sunouncement of the time and place placethe placethe placefOt
fOt the th > meeting of the Russian and andJapanese andaJanes anda1anese
Japanese aJanes > peace plenipotentiaries is ex exr exret cxTezd
r ret > cted to come from rom Washington as a ar ar 1 1T
r salt uh of the th > exchange of the beligger beliggercnsonthat be1iggerents
cnsonthat ents on that subject now proceeding proceedingThere proceedinghre
There through Count Cacini and M JL 3 Tak Takahira Takahira Takalira
ahira with President Roosevelt as the theIntermediary HieIntermediary theintermediary
Intermediary In diplomatic circles circlesthe cirClesthe clr les lesthe
the report is current that Russias Russiaschoice Russiaschoice Russlaschoice
choice of place continues to be Paris Parisbut Parisbut
but is ready read to allow President Roose Roosevelt RooseeIt Ro se see1t
velt eIt to decide dec d > that point in which case casethere casethere casethere
there can be no reason to believe the therresident theresident theresident
resident may roa name Manchuria but butthe butthe butthe
the report cannot be confirmed
Bompard who has re reurned relrned rerned
urned from Paris was closeted with withAmbassador Withmbassndor withnbassador
Ambassador Meyer Ieer this afternoon afternoonCount afternoonCoant afternoonCornt
Count Von Alvenslebenef Ahe sIebenef the Germanaba5sador German Germanambassador Germantnbassador
ambassador was also among the theAmerican
American ambassadors callers callersi canersDespite railersDsIte
i Despite the rather pessimistic offl offla ompa
pa a utterances of the theforeigU foreign offices officesatmosphere officese
e 1 atmosphere there is distinctly op
Istic and a European ambassador ambassadorJo ambassadorsaw
Jo t5 saw Foreign Minister LamsnorfE LamsnorfEav Lams ort ortoat
oat av described the Russian minister ministerJ
J 3 ifing in almost in a jubilant mood moodif
ttp Th opinion Is practically y unanimous unanimousI
I r if Emperor Nicholas avails him himH himof himof
H of 51 I Wittes service once It is ise i ie ie
e ici c1 j the Japanese conditions can canbe canI
I be b accepted or a basis for peace peaceations peaceZcaUons
1 > Zrat1onshe ZcaUons ations he win be able to make makest
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t Al a eminent diplomat In conversa conversat conversated converswith conversawith
with the correspondent of the theted theted
ted Press P ss referring to the pos posE
E t V of a RussoJapanese RussoJapaneseautance RussoJapaneseautanceOf alliance alliancelfng allianceiTng
> Of > lfng the war said he heconsi consider considerat er era
at a a defensive agreement agreementls is en enj enY enunlikely
Y j unlikely He added addedp addedRussia
p It Russia were still the big end end2e endle
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2e e combination as was the case casea casec1
C c1 a she rejected against M Wittes s
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John Weaver W ayer mayor mayorol of Philadelphia first became prominent because becauseof becauseofhis of ofhis o ohis
his fight fightagaln against t the great Philadelphia gas steal His action in causing th tharrest the thearrest thearrest I I
arrest of a councilman councllmanyeSterd yesterday yeerd y on the charge of conspiracy to defraud th thcity the thecity thecity I
city caused one of the th biggest political sensations on record
CONSPIRED TO TODEfRAUD TODEfRAUDCITYOfPnILADELPnIA DEFRAUD DEFRAUDCITY DEFRAUDCITYOFPIIILADELPIIIA
CITY CITYOfPnILADELPnIA CITYOfPnILADELPnIABIG OF PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIAl PHILADELPHIABIG l
BIG POLITICAL SENSATION NI TION CAUSED BY ARREST OF COUNCILMAN COUNCILMANAT
AT INSTANCE OF MAYOR WEAVERHPRISONER HELD IN IN1oQoO
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Philadelphia June 13 13The The biggest biggestpolitical biggestDollticai
political 1 > oUtical sensation since inc e the removal remonlof of ofdirectors ofdirectors 1
directors Smith ad aqdCostelo Costelo was creat created created ¬
ed today when Mayor iayQrWeaver Weaver through throughcounsel throughcounsel I Icounsel
counsel caused the arrest ot select selectcouncilman selectcouncilman selectcouncilman
councilman Frank H HCaven Caven of the thethirtyfourth thethirt thethirtyfourth
thirtyfourth thirt fourt1 ward on tao 1L1ocharge charge of ofconspiracy ofconspiracy ofconspiracy
conspiracy to t defraud the city MrCaven Mr MrCaven MrCaven
Caven was arranged before magistrate magistrateMarquis maglftrateMarquis magistrateMarquIs
Marquis Ito compelling the emperor emperorof emperorof
of Japan to turn to Great Britain anoffensive an anoffensive anoffensive
offensive and defensive d ensive alliance alU nce might mightbe mightbe mightbe
be possible But Butconsld considering rlng the fact factthat factthat factthat
that the British alliance aUian e has rendered renderedit
it possible for Japan to t fight Russia Russiafor nusslafor Russlafor
for the establishment of l1erwsltion l1erwsltionin her position positionin p sltlon sltlonin
in the far east I consider nsider It itout 1toutof outof o the thequestion thaquestion thequestion
question that Japan J pan Y1l1 rill bind herself herselfIn
In such a manner m nner as might compel compelher compelher compelher
her to assist Russia in the th event that thatthe thattM thatthe
the Russian emperor emperojJs s government tovernm nt lat later later later ¬
er concluded t to make an attack on onIndia onIndia onIndia
India This is the more improbable improbableinasmuch improbableInasmuch Ii probableInasmuch
inasmuch as Great Brltian is anxious anxiousinot anxiousnot anxiousnot
not only to renew renewbutta but to strengthen strengthenher strengthenheraUancewl strengthenher
her heraUancewl aliance with l1J Japan p n nJ
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By Associated Press PressNew Press PressNew PessNew
New York June 13 13Absolute Absolute mu municipal municlpal municipai ¬
nicipal Xwner3hip ownel1ihipot of all fujare eub eubways 6uhways ub ubways
ways provided mogt ot favorable favorableterms favorabletermscannot terms termscannot termscannot
cannot be beobt obtained Ii1 dfromprlvate from private bid bidders bidders bIdders ¬
ders together with municipal mUniclpalop opera operation operation ra ration ¬
tion of lighting facilities are advocated advo advocated advocated ¬
cated in a resolution resol resolut < Owhich which has ha been beenadopted beenadopted beenadopted
adopted by b the theCltiz Citizens ns Union The Theresolution Theresolution Theresolution
resolution will wiI1b be handed t IQ the tJ city cityconvention cltyconvention cityconvention
convention of ofs V > the Jbe pafty py wltti the therecommendation therecommendation therecommendation
recommendation fthal 1hat jt t be b Incorpor Incorporated incorpoated Incorporated ¬
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Guthrie OkUu Jupe June i3 13Geronlmo 13Geronlmothe XJeronimo XJeronimothe nlmo nlmothe
the Apache Indian Indl l Wq jVJfqlsiprlsouer jVJfqlsiprlsoueror Is a a prisoner prisonerof
of war war has returned to Fort Sill from fromBliss fromBliss fromBliss
Bliss Okla where he hetoo1part took part in the thaIndian theIndianceIebratlonwJtrtcssed theIndian
Indian IndianceIebratlonwJtrtcssed celebration witnessed by T the theNational theNational theNational
National Editorial EdIt iW Association ASsOcfaUonli1t j It Is laurn Isstated Isstated
stated that h he f feftPgtiJL t F 11L without withoutiiA lthout1hA
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a further hearing Saturday Bail was wasfurnished wa wafurnished wafurnished
furnished by J tJ C iuarkley Mr MrCayens 111Cvens MrCavens
Cayens father In law lawIt lawIt I IIt
It Is charged that thlltllr Mr Caven while whilea
a member of the council committee committeevas
vas 3S Interested directly and indirectly indirectlyIn I dir b bin
In certain contracts for furnishing sup supplies supplies supplies ¬
plies for use of the city These sup supplies suppUes suppiles ¬
plies consisted of sand and grave gravel Hedenies Hedenies He Hedenies
denies the charge chargeNEW chargNEW chargeNEW
NEW CASES OFYEllOW OF OFYELLOW OfYLLOW
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SIX AMERICANS AND ONE ITAL ITALIAN ITALIAN ¬
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By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashington PresaWashington
Washington June 13 13Governor 13GovernorMagoon Governoi GovernoiMagoon overnor overnorMagoon
Magoon of the isthmian canal zone zonereports zonereports zouereports
reports the following additional casas casasof casasor casesof
of yellow yen OW fever feverA feverA 1 1A
A C Aikens American conductor conductorCulebra conductorCulebra conductorCulebra
Culebra CulebraC
C E Griffiths American engineer engineerPanama epgln engineerPanama er erPanama
Panama PanamaThomas PanamaThomas PanamaThomas
Thomas Hogan American AmericanelgineeI AmericanelgineeICnlebra engineer engineerCulebra engineerCulebra
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ploye Panama PanamaRobert PanamaRobert PanamaRobert
Robert H Lee4American Lee American carpenter carpenterCristobaL carpenterCristobaL carpentezCristobaL
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Chanlc hanlcCr1st han1c Cristobal CristobalBucali CristobalBucall bal
Bucali BucaUwhose whose case was reported reportedJune reportedJune
June 10 died on that date
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p WASHBMtplV WASHBMtplVFirst WAStIINiTN WAStIINiTNFirst t
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ENEMY WAS PUTOUT PUT PUTOUTOfACION PUTOUT
OUTOfACION OUTOfACIONATTACKING OUT Of ACTON ACTONATTACKING
ATTACKING VESSEL IS SIGHTED SIGHTEDTHREE SIGHTEDJiHREE SIGHTEDTHREE
THREE MILES BELOW THE THEFORT THEFRT THEFORT
FORT PROCEEDING SLOWLY SLOWLYUP SLOWLYUPTHE UP UPTHE UP11VE
THE RIVER RIVERWARSHIP WARSHIP FAILED FAILEDTO FAILEDTO FAILEDTO
TO REPLY TO BOMBARDMENT BOMBARDMENTBy
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Fort lr iFoRunt riiIilnt Hunt Va Va June june l 13 13The rThe Theflrst Theflrstgun first firstgun firstgun
gun gun in the Defense of Wtashin wksblngton wksblngtonwas cashIngton cashIngtonwas n nwas
was fired by one of the th 8inch batter batteries batterles batterles ¬
les of Fort Hunt at 9 91roc1ock 9lt It oclock to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night The target was wasoneol one of the theunits theunits thennits
units of p Admiral Dickinsjs Dickins squadron squadronwhich squadronyrhich squadronwhich
which appeared to be of ofjthecruls ofthe the cruiser cruiseitype cruisertype r ryp
type yp She Sh had hadjust just rounded ro nded Mar Marshalls 1wlarshalls Marshalls ¬
shalls point about three miles below belowthe belowtherort belowthe
the therort fort and was proceeding slowlup slowlj slowljup slowl slowlnp
up the river That she was ar arenemy auencmy anenemy
enemy was indicated by bya a sIgnalfremone signal signalfrom signalfrom
from fremone one of the forts sixtyinch search
lights lightsAfter IlghtsAfter lightsAfter
After the initial fire the shooting shootingbecame sh90tlngbecame sh oting otingbecame
became general and was taken up by byFort byFort byFort
Fort Washingtons 12inch 12 lnch batteries batteriesNo batteriesNor batteriesNo
No Nor reply r ph came from the warship and andwhen andwhen andhen
when hen the required number cj of shotsfrom shots shotsfrom shotsfrom
from the fort had been fired to put pucthe putthefihlp putthe
the thefihlp ship out of action the firing firingceased firingceased firingceased
ceased ceasedENGLAMD ceasedfNGlANDREfttSES ceasedENGLAND
ENGLAND fNGlANDREfttSES REFUSES
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FRANCE FRANCEBy FRANCEI
By Associated Press PressLondon PressLondon
London June 13 13Great Great Britalnas Britalnasone Britain as asone asone
one of 0 tho powers signatory to the theMadrid thalMadrtd theIadrJd
lMadrtd Madrid convention colv 1tn in n3 nanSWOttO answer e to t the re I
ques quesan
an International conference for f theconsideration the theconsideration thoconsideration
consideration of the Moroccan question questionhas questionhas quostionhas
has announced that its preference was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not not to take any part in the conferenceunless conference conferenceunless conferenceunless
unless such action would be satisfac satisfactory satlsfactory satisfactory ¬
tory to France The United States Statesera Stateshas Stateshas
has t taken ken the same stand the two pow powera 1
era being in accord with France that thacsuch thatsuch thatsuch
such conference would not be the best bestway bestway bestway
way of promoting urgent reform reorm In InMorocco
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WAS WHEN BOY DREW ONE ONEBODY ONEBODY ONEBODY
BODY UP WITH FISHINGLINE FISHING FISHINGLINE FISHINGLINE
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Washington June 13 13Through Through what whatis whatis whatIs
is believed lo have been the accidental accidentalcapsizing accidentalca accidentalcapsizing
capsizing ca lzlng of a boat from which they theyhad theyhadb theybad
had hadb been en fishing three men Alexander AlexanderChisholm AlexanderChisholm AlexanderChishoim
Chisholm and Newt and Dennis Bunch Bunchbrothers Bunchbrothers Bunchbrothers
brothers were drowned in the Potomac Potomacat
at Analston Analstonisland island opposite this city citytoday citytoday citytoday
today The first intimation of the thetlrowning thedrowning thedrowning
drowning was when a boy found afloating a afloating afloatlng
floating fishing rod with the line at attached atI attached ¬
tached and pulling It in drew to thesurface the thesurface theI
I surface Chisholms body bodySUBWAY bodySUBWAY bodySUBWAY
SUBWAY SERVICE SERVICEAGAIN SRVICEAGAIN
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New York June 13 13The The regular regularI regulatrain regulartrain
train trainservice service was resumed In the sub sutsection subway subway
I way at 325 this morning At that thathour
J h hour nr tbefirst the first tin p paesed sed Over the thesection thesection
section between nth street str et and Grand GramCentral GrandCentr GrandCentral
Central l since Sunday afternoon when wheithe whenthe whenthe
the service was stopped by the bunst bunsting bur burdtIng t tiug
ing of a 48inch water main In Partavenue Part Parkavenue PariaenUe
avenue near 41st street The oper operjafing opertafi opertating
jafing tafi g officials expect to have the line UneIn lin linin lineIn <
in good running order for or the morning mbrninijTUSh mbrningi morningTLtsb
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WHOLESALE WUOLESJLlfOR6ERIES FORGERIES OF OFSTANDARD OfSTANoDARD OFSJANDARD
STANDARD OIL CO CHECKSj CHECKS
j INDIANA MERCHANTS FLEECED FLEEcEDOUT OUT OF 100000 BY MEANS OF OFi OFFALSE 0FFALSE
i FALSE PAY CHECKS CHEcKsINDICATIt INDICATIONS > NS ARE THAT SIMILAR SIMILARFRAUDS SIMILARFRAUDS SIMILARFRAUDS
FRAUDS HAVE HAVEBEEN BEEN EXTENSIVELY PERPETRATED PERPETRATEDBy PERPETRATED PERPETRATEDBy PERPETRATEDly
ly By Associated Press i checks through which the frauds were wereChicago weeChicago wereChicago
Chicago June 13 13A A despatch to discovered discoveredthe
the Tribune from Van Buren Ind The forgeries rorgeriespassed passed the banks and andsays andsays andsays
says That Th t the merchants in this were not discovered until cneeking cneekingvicinity cbe beckIngYlcinity king kingVicinity
vicinity fiive ve been fleeced out oC 5100 100 up began at the companys companytg offices The I
000 by bogus checks c eckli on the Stand signature of F S Taylor treasurer of ofard ofard
ard Oil May pay payroll roll has developed on the company companyis is so weir wel imitated that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the arrival here of Assistant Treasurer it deceived bankers familiar with It ItF 1L 1LF ItF
F S Taylor from New York to inves It is said that the bogus checks are aretigate aretigate I
tigate I being received at New York from the theThe theTh theThQ
The Th forged pay checks range in face Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Ken Kenvalue Kenvalue Kenvalue
value from 80 to 1000 and are dup tucky oil fields in ineacb each of which in inlicate inlicatenumbers inlicatenumbers
licate licatenumbers numbers of the genuine Standard vestigations are being made madeWeather madeWeather madeWeather
Weather Bureau Reports ReportsCotton Rep ReportsCotton r s sCo
Cotton Co ton Crop Conditions
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashington PressWashington
Washington June 18 13The The weather weatherbureaus weatherbureaus weatherbureaus
bureaus weekly weeklyrep report rt of crop condition condi condition condition ¬
tion covers the cotton situation as fol follows follows follows ¬
lows Weather Weatherconditi conditions ns throughout throughoutthe
the whole cotton belt have been favor favorable favorable favorable ¬
able to cultivation although a con considerable conslderabl considerable ¬
siderable portion continues grassy grassySome grassySome grassySome
Some improvement is noticed In the
Tuesdays s Games on the theBig theBig
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By Associated Press PressMontreal PressMontreal PressMontreal
Montreal June 13Judge 13 Judge Ham t to today today < < r rday ¬
day granted the petition of the coun counnroono coungp1 coune1
gp1 e1 for nroono Greene and Gaynor to be al a ¬
lowed an appeal to the tii supreme court courtagainst courtagainst
against the decision of Justice Dsrvid Dsrvidson D1dson
son that Judge Lafontalne had the theright theright theright
right to act as extradition commissloner commis commissioner commissioner ¬
sioner The action will doubtless doubtlesscause dOUbtiesit doubtlesscause
cause a ad delay ay or six months monthsDIED monthsDIED I IDIDON
DIED DIDON ON DAY DAYOF DAYoi DAYOf
OF oi REUNION REUNIONFEDERAL REUNIONFEDERAL REUNIONFEDERAL
FEDERAL VETERAN WHO LED LEDFAMOUS LEDFAMOUS LEDFAMOUS
FAMOUS CHARGE FOUND FOUNDDEAD FOUNDDEAD FOUNDDEAD
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By Associated Press PressMinneapolis PressMinneapolis PressMinneapolis
Minneapolis Minn June 13 13CoL 13CoLWi1llamColvi11eof 13CotWilliam CoL CoLWilliam
William Wi1llamColvi11eof Coivilie Col ville of Reading MIni MIniwho Minnwho Mlnwho
who led the tl e famous amous cbarge of the first firstMinnesota fin firstMinnesota t tMin
Minnesota Min nesota regiment at the battle b ntU of ofi ofGettysburg
i Gettysburg was found dead In beij beijtoday be1 be1today beItoday I
today The reunion of his regiment regimentwas regimentwas j jwas
was set for today todayAt j jAt I IAt
At Gettysburg 264 men of f the first firstMinnesota firstMinnesota
Minnesota were were in the historic charge chargeFortythree thargcFortythree j jFortythree
Fortythree returned alive and unin uninjured uninjured ¬
jured Colville who led was seven seventimes sevntimes seventimes
times wounded woundedPLUNGED woundedPLUNGED woundedPLUNOD
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WINDOW TO DEATH DEATHi DEATHWEALTHY DEATWEALTHY DEATHWEALTHY i
WEALTHY NEW YORKER KILLED KILLEDHIMSELF KILLEDHIMSELF KILLEDa KILLEDHIMSELF
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By Associated Press PressNew PressI PressNew
New York June 13 13Springing Springing from fromnightmare fromhis fromhis
I his bed In a de deflrdm lrtm or fear caused by bynightmare byp
p nightmare Carl A AClaussen A Claussen a wealthy
1 broker today toda plunged through hisbedroom his hisj hisbedroom
j bedroom window to the stone walk walkfour walkfour walkfour
four stories below His skull was wascrushed wascrushed wascrushed
crushed and he was dead when vhenplcked vhenplckedup picked pickedup
up a few minutes later Clanssen Clanssenwas Clanssenwas Claussenwas
was 56 56years years of age He had been a amember amember amember
member of the produce exchange mOe morethan mOethan moet
t than 20 years His business was said saidto saidIto saidI
Ito I to be most prosperous
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western and central districts bntyin bntyinthe buwJnthe bntt1nthe
the Carolinas and Tennessee cotton cottonls cottonlsmaking Is Ismaking ismaking
making slow progress Light rainswould rains rainswould rainswould
would be beneficial to portionstof the thecentral thecentral thecentral
central and eastern districts In Innorthern Innorthern Innorthern
northern and central Texas the pros prospects prospects prospects ¬
pects are improved though still poor poorin poorin poorin
in Southern Texas The boll wevil wevilis wevilis wevilis
is active in the cotton area
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Washington 0 Chicago Philadel Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
phia 0 Detroit 1 Boston 2 Cleveland
11 New ev York YorkSt St Louis game Same post postponed postponed postponed ¬
poned on account of rain rainNational rainN rainNational
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Cincinnati Cin nati 5 Philadelphia 1
BODY BODYfOUND BODYfOUNDIN f fOUND OUNDIN
IN I THE TflERiVER TflERiVERW RIVER RIVERCIAN
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COMMITTED SUICIDE SUICIDEBy SUICIDEBy
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By Associated Assoclat d Press PressChicago PressChicago
Chicago June 13 13The The body of Pat Patrick Patrick Patrick ¬ I
rick Ryan 56 6 years of age who disappoare dis disappeared disI disIappeared ¬
appeared from fromhis his home on Jun JunA R
has been found fonndlloating floating in the river riverRyan riveRyan riverRyan
Ryan lad been an important factor factorin
in Democratic political circles on thewest the thewest t1lewest
west side Until a few years ears ago he iewas hewas hewas
was considered wealthy but playingthe playing
the races is said to havecaused have caused his hisdownfall hisdownfall hisdownall i I
downfall and as he was brooding broodingoer broodingover i iover
over his misfortunes shortly beforehis before beforehis heorehis
his disappearance the police believe believehe belle bellehe belleche
he committed suicide suicidePATRICK sulcldePATRICK suicidePATRICK
PATRICK MUST MUSTPAY MUSTPAY MUSTPAY
PAY PENALTY PENALTYCOURT PENAl TY TYCOURT
COURT REFUSES PETITION FOR FORSTAY FORSTAY FORSTAY
STAY OF EXECUTION AND ANDWILL ANDWILL ANDWILL
WILL FIX DATE A FOR FORPATRICKS F9RPATRICKS FORPATRICKS
PATRICKS DEATH DEATHBy DEATHly E Tfi TfiHy
By Associated Asso i ted Press PressAlbany Pr PressAlbany s sAlbany
Albany N Y June 13 13The fThe Court Courtof Courtof
of 0 Appeals today refused to grant a astay astay astay
stay of execution Of he t e death sen sentence sentence zentence ¬
tence to permit a motion for reargument reargu reargument rearg reargment
ment in the case caseof of Albert lberf Patrick Patrickconvicted Patrickconvicted
convicted of the murdejr nit rd of William WilliamRice Wi1l1dmRice WillizinRice
Rice The court which will willadjo adjourn adjournFriday adjournFriday rn rnFrida
Friday Frida will fix the th date dateo of execution executionbefore executionheCore executionbefore
before adjournment
Russians Repulsed RepulsedTokio Rept RepulsedTokio lsed
Tokio June 13 13ltls 13It It is officially re reported reporl reportd ¬
ported porl d that on June 11 some mixed mixedcolumns mixedcolumns mixedcolumnso
columns of Russian Ru lan troops attacked Inthe in inthe Inthe
the vicinitiesof vicinities vicinities of YiflgechengErhsblh YiflgechengErhsblhlipaoand Yiagecheng Erhshih Erhshihlipaoand Erhslilhlipaoand
lipaoand BhufangtaL All Al theatta the attacks attackswere atta ks kswere kswere
were repulsed T Q1e he losses are not notstated notstated notstated
stated I INathaniel
Nathaniel DeRothschild Dead DeadVienna DeadVIenna DeadVtenna
Vienna June 13 13Baron Baron Nathaniel Nathanielde
de Rothschild brother of f the th head of ofthe ofthe > f fthe
the Austrian branch of the firm died diedtoday Jledtoday Jiedtoday
today He had been seriously ill for fora
a Ions long time j jI
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By Associated Associa d Press PressPhiladelphia PressPhiladelphia 7 7Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 13 13Am1d Amid cries criesJ cri s st
J Thieves and Crooks and under undertheprotection undertheprotectioh undrtheprotection
theprotection ot a squad squ dot of police the tbei thecommittee
< committee on street railways of thecity the thecity thecity
city council today referred to the city icilysolicitor citysolicitor citysolicitor
solicitor for his hi opinion as to Theirlegality their theiri theirlegality
legality four bills re11eall reial1ng tg ordinances ordinancesgiantlng i igranting
i granting granting sweet street tre car wirapaaiea companies therlht therlhtf iie he u riht rihtto iii iiito
to use llseone one hundred hun IedaI and dt ten n miles bfstr hLI hLtstreet ol olstreet
f tstreet street str upon which to lay tracks with
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WRECKED
3 Killed and Twenty Twentynine Twentymnine f fnine
nine injured on onSouthern onSo onSoUthern
Southern So thern inIllinoIs in inIllinois inIllinois0
Illinois Illinois0TRAIN IllinoIsTRAIN Illinoisi IllinoisTRAIN
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TRAIN DITCHED DITCHEDAT
AT HIGH TRESTLE TRESTLESTRUCK t tSTRUCK
STRUCK GUARD GU RD RAIL R IL WHILE WHILERUN WHILERUNNING RUN RUNNING RUNNINGAT
NING NINGAT AT HIGH RATE OF SPEED SPEEDENGINE SPEEDENGINE SPEEDENGINE
ENGINE AN FOUR COACHES COACHESOVERTURNED COACHESOVERTURNED COACHESOVERTURNED
OVERTURNED AND FELL TQ TQBOTTOM TOBcrrrOM TGBOTOM
BOTTOM OF RAVINE
By Associated Press PressAlbion PressAlbion PressAlbion
Albion HL June 13 13Three Three persons personswere personswere personswere
were killed and twentynine injured in inthe inthe Inthe
the wreck of an eastbound t boundpassenge boundpassengetrain passengep passengeptrain passengestrain
train on the Southern railway at Gol Golden Golden Golden
den Gate HL today The train was wasthe wastheCotton wasthe
the theCotton Cotton Belt Special carrying carryingConfederate carryingConfederate cariyinConfederate
Confederate veterans to the reunIon reunloaat
at Louisville
While running r nnIng at a speed of fifty fiftymiles 11ft1miles fiZtymiles
miles an hour the train struck the thaguard theguard theguard
guard rail on a trestle twenty feet feethigh feethigh feethigh
high and the engine and four coaches coachesoverturned coachesoerlurned coachesoverturned
overturned and fell to the bottom ot otthe ofthe otthe
the ravine The engine completely completelyturned completelytnrned completelyturned
turned over
The Dead DeadJ
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J D Johnson Fireman FiremanotPrinceton FiremanotPrincetonInd of Princeton PrincetonInd1 PrIncetonmd
Ind1 Ind1Otto
Otto Graetz of Princeton Ind IndThose IndThose mdThose
Those well known among the InjurCd Injur Injured injurCd ¬
Cd are ar W C Peplerr District DlstrlCtPas DlstrlCtPassenger Pas Passenger Pazsenger ¬
senger agent of the Cotton Belt of ofMemphis ofMemphis ofMemphis
Memphis Capt John S Bell of PIneBluff Pine PineBluff PineBluff
Bluff Ark and General James Jordan Jordanol
ol Pine Bluff BluffMost Bluffost BIuILMost
Most ost of the Injured are from Arkan Arkansas Mkansas ¬
sas sasand and Missouri Some are areseriousl1 areseriousl1oUlers seriousljj seriousljjothers seriouzlZothers
others only slightly injured injuredGREEK injuredGREEK injuredGREEK
GREEK PREMIER PREMIERASSASSINATED PREMIERASSASSINA PRMIRASSASS1NAT
ASSASSINATED ASSASSINATEDSTABBED ASSASSINA ASSASS1NATSTABBED TED
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THE THECHAMBEROF THECHAMBEROFDEPUIES CHAMBER OF OFDEPUIES J iJ i
DEPUIES
By Associated Press PressAthens PressAthens PressAthens
Athens Greece Gre ce June Jun 131 13Premlep 13PremlepDelcannls 13premjeDelcannis Premie PremieDelcannis
Delcannis was stabbed stab ed in the stom stomach stOmach aomach ¬
ach late this afternoon by a gambler gamblernamed gamblernamed gamblernamed
named Gherakaria Delcannis died diedlater dle d1 d1later
later He was ascending the main mainstaircase maI maIstaircase
staircase to the chamber of deputies deputieswhen depnUeswhen deputieswhen
when the assailant rushed from h1 h1place bis bisplace 1lsplace
place of concealment and inflicted the thefearful th thfearful thefearful
fearful wound Gherakaria was ar arrested 3rrested atrested ¬
rested restedNEW restedNEW restedNEWWST
NEW NEWWST WEST FLORIDA FLORIDAELECTRIC flORIDlELECTRIC ftORIMELECTRIC
ELECTRIC ROAD ROADLINE
LINE TO BE CONSTRUCTED BE BETWEEN BEWEEN BETWEEN
TWEEN COLUMBIA COLUMBIAALA COLUMBIAALAAD ALA ALAAND
AND 1 > D VERNON WASH WASH1NGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON
INGTON COUNTY COUNTYSpecial COUNTYSpecial COUNTYSpecai
Special to The Journal JournalBonifay JournalBonifay JournalBonifay
Bonifay June 13 13A = A company comi > any has hasbeen haabeen ha habeen
been organized org nized at Columbia C lumbia Ala to toconstruct toconsbuct toconstruct
construct an electric railway from fromthat fromthat fronithat
that point to Vernon Phi FI via Grace Graceville Graceme Gracerule
rule me and Bonifay and the work o osurveying ot otsurve nsurveying
surveying surve ing for the new line will com commence commence coinmence
mence in the near future It Is In Intended 1notend Ins Instended
tended tend d to secure electric ele L > ic current by bymeans bYmeans bymeans
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means of o turbines situated at several severalpoints severalI severalpoints
points where water power Is avail available avaiIable avail4able
I able
Archduke Joseph Expires ExpiresVienna ExpIresVienna ExpiresVienna
Vienna June 13 13Arcliduke Archduke JosepS JosepSof Josepof
of Austria died today t < > Jay He was born boraIn bornIn boremi533
In mi533 1833 i iJapanese 4Japanese
Japanese Awarded Prize PrizeSt PrizeSt PrizeSLLouis
St SLLouis Louis June IS 137Kotaro 13Kotaro Kotaro I Date DathJapanese > ate ateJapanese 1 1J
Japanese J panese student has been awarded awardedthe awardedthe awardedthe
the Wayman crew medal medalfor for 1905 at atthe atthe atthe
the St Louis school of fine arts
First SetBack SetBack for or the theI theMayorof
I Mayorof jPhiladephia
i itlon
out the city receiving any coinpens coinpenstlon compensation
tlon for the franchises franchisesThe franchisesThe franchIsesThe
The meeting was in all respects as assensational 2JJsensational assensational
sensational and stormy as that held bYthe by bythe by bythe
the committee on finance financesomewe some weekSi weekSii weksJago k5 J Jngo
i ago when the gas lease was under undercoxt undercoxtsideration conv convi co coerntion
i slderation slderationThe siderationThe erntion erntionTh
The Th action of the e commIttee today todayis
is the first setback set ackthe the mayor hasre hasrecelved hu1celyed hurecelved
celved since beginning the reforaji reforajiwhich re rewhch refo refowhich
which began bc with his gag lease 1eflzt nTit gSfc V
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