' GEORGE V. PROCLAIMED BEEF TRUST MEN WILL town bathes in HYDE DEFENSE OPENS ROOSEVELT URGES NEW KING OF ESCAPE PROSECUTION BOOZE AFTER DRY FIGHT FOR ACQUITTAL PEACE OF WORLD RRITAIN; Governor Fort, of New Jersey, PERIOD OF YEARS Testimony Given That Colonel Holds They Cannot Be Swope Was Long 111 Before IN NOBEL ORATION Extradited Lawfully. Carnival of Debauchery Follows Death. EDWARD VII. SUCCUMRS Declares That There Are Times Restoration of the Right When It Would Be Dishon- Trenton, N. J., 10—Governor Fort Kansas 7.—That Colonel mined to read with his own ths May to Sell City. May Son of Late Monarch Assumes eyes refused the Fiery was In 111 official announcement. today request of Prosecutor Swope health for months orable to Shirk Garven, of Hudson county, for a prior to his death, and that natural Over the palace the royal standard requi- Liquor. the While World sition on the governor of Illinois for the causes might have been for Conflict. Throne, was half masted, but except for this responsible extradition of J. Ogden Armour, a di- the convulsions of Thomas Chrls- and the frequent coming and of H., going rector of the National Packing com- man and Margaret Swope, the defense Pays Its Honor to officials and attendants at the palace Gary, Ind., May 9.—The thirsty of pany, who is under indictment in Hud- In the Hyde trial attempted to prove 7.—Former there was little outward evidence of Christiania, Norway, May son county with other officers and di- Gary are now almost bathing In In opening its case today. President Roosevelt discussed His Father. the passing away of the great king. today rectors of packing companies on a “booze.” A Sylvester Spangler testified Colonel the of “International Queen Bears flood of beer and whisky subject Peace," Up Bravely. charge of conspiracy to unlawfully en- Swope was so enfeebled for a year before the Nobel Prize committee, was let loose when the Lake county Queen Alexandria Is bearing up. hance the cost of meat through the 'before he died, that he fainted several members of royalty and other person- <£ND COMES AT MIDNIGHT bravely. She had breakfast as usual creation of an artificial scarcity of the commissioners, at Crown Point, granted times. The millionaire, said Mr. Span- ages distinguished In the political, edu- In her own apartments today. Mem- same. The ruling in the Armour case gler, told him the day before his death eommerlcal social life ot to 138 applicants- and the cational, and bers of the royal household attended' will apply to that of other packers who. (licenses that he might die at any time. Norway. Edward Unable to Survive a special service In the chapel of the have been indicted. (thirsty celebrated by fairly “sousing" From Dr. F. W. Froehllng the defense It was the Nobel prize committee, tb« palace at an early hour. Governor Fort, in to elicited the Information that either Attack of Which refusing grant, themselves In Intoxicants. members of which are elected bv ths Bronchitis, The death of his majesty has caused the requisition, gave out a lengthy! uraemic poisoning, typhoid fever or Norwegian storthing, that In 1906 con- a in which he had been In name re- would result in the Was Followed Acute general suspension of business and! .opinion, sets forth the rea- Gary “dry” by 'meningitis symp- ferred on the then president of th« by sons for his toms shown the the abandonment of all race meetings refusal. The governor, monstrance for two years, and In ex- by three Swopes when United States its medal and money Pneumonia. ■points out first of all that in order for. In convulsions. award in services In and other sports, public galtles and pectation of the lifting of the ban, all recognition of his extradition papers to be asked for ItS On cross examination the physician a the Russo- private entertainments. The theaters the "blind pigs” which had been doing bringing to conclusion was necessary that the whose admitted the attacks also resembled have been closed. The stock person business on the slv and a nuober of Japanese war. exchange extradition was desired cases of and be a fugitive saloon laid in styrlchntne poisoning. The The occasion was the feature of Mr. V., other markets were closed today,; from reputable keepers large London, May 9.—George Justice; and further, that it was! ,witness was tn the hands of the state Roosevelt's visit to Norway and one and the law courts took a recess as stocks of liquors. Wagons were busy essential that the accused person was when adjournment was taken at noon. of the moat notable of his eldest living son of the late King a token of respect. (for days delivering “wet” goods, and European Everywhere, in fact in the state of New Jersey at tour. of the address had been throughout the were when the 138 saloons opened they did Copies Edward VII. and Queen Alexan- country flags the time of the commission of the al- distributed In advance the placed at half mast on build- an enormous business. As a result among press, of public leged offense. and this afternoon and tomorrow dra, was today proclaimed king ings, warships and other there were many headaches and some 4 ONE SMALLPOX CA8E IS 4 shipping, the views of the former Great Britain and Ireland. The while church bells sounded the dole- of the employes of the steel mill who 4 CAUSE OF NEARLY 3,000 4 morning presi- dent will be In ful news. spent the night In the "patch”—the *4 VACCINATION8 ON SHIP 4 published every country was made at 4 PSYCHIC FAKIR JAILED of proclamation Early today It was announced that liquor flooded levee district—are not Europe. Mr. Roosevelt said In o’clock with all the ancient cere- George V. would be proclaimed king BY NEW YORK POLICE working yet. 4 Philadelphia, May 7—A 17- % part: St. from the steps of the royal Era of Good Feeling. ,4 year-old immigrant boy, sue- 4 It Is with peculiar pleasure that I stand monies of trumpeting before exchange here to the at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon. Subse- An "era of good feeling" was started 4 peoted of having emallpox, 4 today express deep apprecia- James The new who New York. May 10—It was a strangei caused tion I feel of the high honor conferred palace. king, quently It was found to with a blaze of red band 4 2,700 persons to be com- 4. Impossible get which Detective Callahan told fire, music, upon me by the presentation of the the story 4 vaccinated on the 4 Nobej is in the 45th of his as- privy sounclllors together so early ■torchlight parades and countless Jags. pulsorily peace Tne medal year age, the police court yesterday In describe 4 North prize. gold whirl] and the meeting with the new in About 100 of the saloon keepers who Lloyd German steamer 4 formed of the I shall alwayt sumes the title of “Ruler of the king Ing the raid on the mystic temple of part prize the throne room of St. James went to Crown Point to get their li- 4 Maine last night and early to- 4 keep, and I shall hand It on to my chll- palace a man “Om,” young who Is entered on 4 The dren as a sum United Kingdom of Great Britain was postponed until 4 o’clock this aft- censes In the afternoon, were so elated day. Maine arrived here 4 precious heirloom. The o; the police records as Pierre A. Ber- 4 as of the ernoon. .over the prospects that they yesterday from Bremen with 4 money provided part prize by and Ireland and of the British do- nard, a native of India. organized the wise generosity of the illustrious have a seat with 2,365 immigrants and 45 4 Summons been sent to all the "keg party" In the county town, ,4 founder of this world famous minions the De- "Om" was arraigned on the charge of 4 cabin passengers. As the pas- 4 prize sys- beyond seas; King, councillors, but it is probable that only! and some of them failed to arrive in tem, I did not, under the circum- abduction after the detectives had sengera were word 4 peculiar fender of the and a small proportion of them are near Gary In time to open their places -at 4; disembarking stances of the case, feel at liberty to keep, Faith, Emperor found him In a luxuriously 4 came that the enough to the city to attend the cere-’ appointed night. Twenty-flve or more of their boy possibly had 4 I It eminently JuBt and that of India.” house where he taught physical culture 4 tljlnk proper monies of hearing the king’s oath and^ .more sober brethren had opened their smallpox. 4 In most cases the recipient of tne prlz* and languages, surrounded by a num- 4 Eight hundred Immigrants 4 money should for his own use ths succeeds his declaring their allegiance to the new isaloons at 7 o’clock and called the po- keep King George father, bers of women. 4 who prize in Its But In this case, monarch. the pupils, mostly young lice to them from the headlong had departed on a Balti- 4 entirety. Edward who died in Buck- Following meeting of of protect while I did not act as VII., the Some his girl pupils said Bernard, !rush of 4 more & Ohio special train were 4 officially president privy councillors with the king the: patrons. of the United It was at 11:45 represented himself as a “Swami” from 4 and brought back to 4 States, neverthclest ingham palace last night proclamation of the accession of Some 5,000 persons who have had to intercepted only because I was thai I was George. India. 4 the ship during the and 4 president a V. will be publicly made by heralds ;take chances with a “blind pig" for night, enabled to act at all; and I felt that ths o’clock, of bronchial attack, Miss Zella Hopp, a 19-year-old mil- 4 175 other newcomers were 4 and their pursuivants to the accompa- liquors crowded the downtown district, money must be considered as having been which was followed acute liner, who had been one of Bernard's 4 rounded up in the streets in the given me In trust for the United States. 1 by pneu- niment of a fanfare of trumpteters In from one saloon to another, 4 "students,” told the police the secret (rushing 4 southern part of the and 4' therefore used It as a nucleus for a foun- monia. Gathered at the bedside of the quadrangle of the and re- filling the night with noises and their city palace to be at the door to ob- also returned to the dation to forward the cause of Industrial peated in signal given system with exhlllratlng potions. 4 Maine. 4, were Charing Cross, the roval ex- peace as being well within the general the the queen and tain admittance. A of women from re- dying king change, Temple Bar and delegation the of for In out Cheapside. Miss said she went to Ber- purpose your committee; the other immediate members of Hopp sorts of Chicago was here early. The complex Industrial civilization of the Reid Expresses Sympathy. nard's last October and consulted today place long deserted “Patch," Gary's levee peace of righteousness and Justice, the the Edward The American the, a royal family. King feeling regarding jhim about method of curing her of .district, was ablaze with light and only kind of peaee worth having, Is at death of Edward ANGRY MINERS GO ascended the throne King VII was. It was. heart weakness. Bernard told her she' of the resorts were least as necessary In the Industrial world January 22, cabled (many overflowing Instructions from Secretary must come to the place and stay for ■with revelers. as It Is among nations. There Is at least and had ruled this ; OUT ON WARPATH as much need to curb the cruel and 1901, consequently Knox, morning expressed to Sir a time, which she did, first paying The exodus from Gary to Crown greed arrogance of of the world of more than nine at the time of Edward Grey, secretary of state for him, she testified, a fee of $100. part capital, years Point was picturesque. Headed by to curb the greed and violence of foreign affairs, by American Ambass- Miss told the that Danville, 111., May 7.—Three hundred part oj Hopp magistrate (Mayor Thomas Knotts, every prospect- the world or labor, as to check a his death. ador Reid In the miners of this cruel following letter: Bernard had a peculiar Influence over ive saloon keeper and those Interested city marched on the and unhealthy militarism In International "Sir: Today messages of condolences My government Instructs me her, and that she believed he had In kindred ventures began the pilgrim- Southwestville coal mines today, de- relationships. to express to and would drive have been received from the heads you through you to hypnotized her. She described things age earlv. Some went In automobiles claring they out of the Justice the Chief End. the British government and which mines there the men who had returned people, thej happened after she went to the and some drove In carriages. Those We must ever bear in mind that ths of all civilized sincere and to work an nations, expressing profound sympathy of the, house, and made grave charges against more modest organized hayrack parties pending agreement between great end In view Is righteousness, Justlct the the strikers their over the late president, government and the peo- Bernard. He was held In $15,000 bail and stratled the farmers along the line and their employers. as between man and man, nation and na- grief king’s of the United States A riot Is threatened. the chance ple In the loss by for another examination. with their noisy progress. Every train Many families tion, to lead our lives on • as well as their wishes for their In the somewhat a death, British kinsmen of a ruler so be-; was crowded. district are said to be starving higher level, with broader of will for one an- the and loved and so justly distinguished! At Point the because of the shutdown of the mines. spirit brotherly good long life, peace prosperity Crown Gary contingent Jther. Peace Is In among all the nations of the earth for The sheriff organized a posse to start generally good Itself, of his (broke Into the courtroom Just In time Cut It Is never the unless successor, his wisdom and and for the Immediately for the scene of the trou- highest good It kindliness, to greet 28 of their brethren on trial comes as the handmaid of righteousness: influence of those in be- ble. The mines of are George V. Proclaimed. high qualities EIGHT BODIES TAKEN under Indictments charging them with Southwestville and It becomes a very evil thing If 11 half of all that is best. eight miles south of this city, on the lerves as a mask for cowardice The privy council met In the throne running blind tigers. The defendants merely and “I have the honor to be with Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad. doth or as an Instrument to further room at St. James under the highest were excused long enough for them to ths palace, consideration, sir. Before the posse started a inds of despotism or anarchy. We despise presidency of the Earl of Crewe, who (go to the commissioners’ room and get telephone ; "Your most obedient and humble FROM ALABAMA MINE message brought the news that the and abhor the bully, the brawler, the op- a officiated in the absence of license which would relieve them of whether In or VJscount servant, miners at work at Southwestville had pressor, private public lire; Wolverhampton, the lord of 'the neoesslty of selling their wares cut we despise no less the coward and the president "Whitelaw Reid.” fled from the pits on the of the was .from their blind Not one of them approach No man Is worth a council. The new monarch Work of Rescue at Scene of pigs. the mob. voluptuary. calling man given the title of King George V. Country la in Mourning. was refused the coveted document. who will not fight rather than submit to At Kelleyvllle, there was a short or see those that are dear to The king, who had driven over from The bulk of the population of the Awful Is Still a Veritable Babel. nfamy hlip Explosion Gary fight, but shots were fired and no luffer wrong. No nation deserves to ex- Marlborough house, waited in a room country have donned In mourning garb Gary was a veritable Babel rrom sun- one seriously hurt. The ,st If It permits Itself to lose the stern adjoining the council chamber, while some form. Men who are not On. Invading wholly Going set until early in the morning. Thous- miners then moved on the Vermillion and virile virtues: and this without regard the lengthy formalities up to clothed in black are black neck lo whether the loss is leading wearing ands, speaking a score of languages, mines, two miles south of Southwest- due to the growth actual were scarfs or black a proclamation proceeding. bands about their coat thronged Its streets and instituted a ville. pf heartless and all-absorbing commer- A to special service in memory of King sleeves. The women seen are almosti Palos, Ala., May 10.—Eight bodies Mardl Gras of their own. A band made cialism, prolonged Indulgence In luxury and soft effortless or to the delflca- Edward was held at St. Paul’s this without exception dressed in were removed shortly after daylight to- lllfe miserable for the 20 ease, black.) policemen. :lon of a and twisted afternoon was almost national In Streamers of crepe hang from day from mine No. 3 of the Palos Coal warped sentlmen- the; The more temperate of the people .allty. character, the hurried whips in the hands of the cabmen. The! & Coke where between 100 despite prepara- company, found safe points of vantage from which Moreover, and above all, let us remem- tions. The lord of the fronts bear miners were mayor corpora- shop mourning shutters. and 150 entrapped by an to watch the antics of their foreign MORE WHITE SLA ber that words count only when they tion of London attended in state, while Since earliest morning a flood of mes- explosion yesterday afternoon. The neighbors. Torchlight purades were or- tlve expression to deeds or are to be all the departments of state, the navy sages have been pouring into the pal- condition of the bodies Indicated that ganized, in which the Italian and Rus- ranslated Into them. The leaders of the ■ed terror of while and the army were fully represented. ace from the chiefs of foreign lands.) death was Instantaneous. sian, Greek and Pole marched side by prattled peace they The service was that used oc- One of iteeped their hands In the blood of the on the the first received by the queen; After the removal of the eight bodies Race were SOON TO BE d D .aide. prejudices forgotten nnocent; and many tyrant has called It casion of Queen Victoria’s death. dowager was a it wa.s found necessary to send a force sympathetic telegram and toasts were drunk to every flag on peace when he has scourged honest As the the sentiment from William. of miners into the pro- day progressed Emperor Ambassador; workings to (the European continent. est Into silence. Our words must be in the familiar Reid and of expressed phrase; "The Secretary Phillips, of the, strengthen the brattices and to prevent The Gary saloon men left at Crown Confession One Man May udged by our deeds; and In striving for • king is dead; long live the king,” American legation were early callers at| cavelns, which were frequent during iPoint also celebrated, and were ordered ofty Ideal we must use practical methods, seemed to Influence the street the This Mean of tnd If we cannot attain all at one crowd Buckingham Palace and Marlborough) night. and the presence of by the police to be more moderate in Catching Many leap, and in the afternoon thousands house ve must advance towards It step by step, early where, in the visitors books, they: afterdamp delayed the work of rescue their hilarity. It was given out that no who had in Net. •ea&onably content so long as we do actu- remained for hours within inscribed their names and those for several hours. would be made as as or- of, .arrests long illy make some progress In the right di- the vicinity of Buckingham palace, their wives. Later members of the; In the meantime the dead had been dinary drunkenness was the limit of rection. shifted to the a adjoining St. James diplomatic corps called. Mr. Reid removed to temporary morgue near the celebration. some fix- admitted the llmlta- also, Although New York. May 7.—Additional arrests Now, having freely palace. From then on popular Inter- left cards for Sir Edward while the workings and were slowly Identi- were ions of our work, and the Grey, tures and windows broken In the were qualifications est from the expected today In the “white ;o be In standpoint of the street attaches of the embassy paid a similar fied. Several of the bodies were badly rush of no crimes had been borne mind, I feel that I have the patrons slave” crusade as the result of state- to have words centered In the anticipated arrival of duty at the war office and at the ad-, lacerated and all were burned about the Icommttted at midnight, and no arrests ■lght my taken seriously ments made to District Whit- vhen I out where In my King George and the privy councillors miralty. The flags at Dorchester house head and upper part of the body. made. The force was In- Attorney point Judgment, (were police man last rreat advance can be made In the causs and the ceremony of proclamation and the American are at half Among those identified was C. H. night by Harry Levenson, the embassy adequate to handle the mob In the if International peace I as a prac- the a new mast. assistant mine iself confessed white slaver. Levenson’s speak giving empire king. Stansberry, foreman. streets. lcal man, and whatever I now advocate the dead In sensational account of "stockades," King George, Queen Mary and their King George V. found himself so oc-, Among the mine Is said Ten large depots for liquors have : actually tried to do when I was for ths two where girls are kept ready for de- sons. Prince Edward and Prince cupled with a rush of state affairs re-, to be H. A. McArdle, whose brother Is been established In Gary, and there Is lme being the head of a great nation, and the livery, is believed to have been accom- of Its honor Albert, former of whom Is soon to quiring immediate attention in conse- president of the Amalgamated Associa- danger of the supply of ceenly Jealous and Interest, t (no cheering revelations of other isk other nations to do I become the Prince of Wales, spent an quence of the new accession that he1 tion of Tin and Steel Workers In Penn- out. panied by secrets only what should (liquids running of and of >e to see own nation do. hour at Buckingham palace. They are was unable to leave Marlborough house, sylvania. the traffic, names on which glad my the officials Colonel Roosevelt the only members of the family who this forenoon even to go and see his prosecuting may work to suggested three round additional of have yet seen Alexandra. All other mother and sister. The officials re- up traffickers In wom- methods promoting the peace of WICKED WOMAN IS en for Immoral callers of the royal family had been sponsible for the state functions mark- purposes. ;he' world. The first was the making who has received by Princess Victoria. It is ing the accession of the new and the CAUSE Lovenson, pleaded guilty to pf arbitration treaties between nations, CALLED BY DEATH EARTHQUAKES one was arrested rhe second was the announced that the court will move to funeral arrangements for the dead charge, with Belle development of Windsor Castle next Tuesday. monarch, came and went from Marl- Moore, a mulatto, and Alexander An- rhe Hague tribunal, and the third was Rio Vesta, Cal., May 10.—That a with :he of Parliament borough house at brief intervals derson, charged being dealers In formirg peace leagues between in Session. woman, who lived here for 30i white throughout the morning. Nothing, nearly DEATH OF HUNDREDS young girls. The arraignment of rations, not only to keep the peace Both houses of years under the name of Mrs. Belle Moore and but parliament assembled however, had been given out at noon' Gavin, Anderson was set for hemselves, to compel other na- this afternoon In and accordance with the regarding the funeral plans. subsequently that of Mrs. Peters, today. :ions by force, If necessary, to maln- ancient statute providing that they who died recently, was really Kate Costa Rica Visited by Series of ( District Attorney Whitman’s Investi- :aln It and to settle their difference* shall meet on the demise of the sov- Bendur, of the notorious Bender fam- Include two py PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS gators college bred women, arbitration. ereign. The session of the house of ily of Kansas murderers, is a state- Shocks, Which Do Great who were active In getting evidence commons was formal WISHES TO KING GEORGE purely and lasted ment made by Jack Collins, a resident against the slavers and who arranged | only a few minutes. Washington, May 7.—President Taft of this place. Damage. for the purchases which the Whitman 30WNIE ATTACKED Neither the speaker and deputy has sent the following message to King The woman was found dead in her agents have testified to having made. chairman is now in England, and Home George, the new king of Great Britain: home here last Monday evening, having FOR FAMILIARITY Del * Secretary Churchill, after briefly stat- “While House, Washington, May 7.— died a week or 10 days before from San Juan. Sur, Nicaragua, May that the house received from San TOWARD ing had been summoned His Majesty, King George V., London: natural causes. She had been con- 9.—Reports Joes, RAILROAD MAN BEATS CHARGES In pursuance of Costa state that no habit- the statute of Queen In renewing to your majesty the con- ducting a resort for several years and Rica, today moved an houses remain In Anne, adjournment, which dolences of the American government lately had been living alone. able Cartago, which CRIMINAL ACCUSATION Des Moines. Ia., May 7.—The present was taken. a visited a series of Only score of members and people on the death of his late According to Collins, a friend of the was by earthquake state board of control today filed its were present. majesty, I convey to you the heartiest woman, Mrs. Peters revealed her iden- Shocks Wednesday night. Three hun- expected report on the recent outbreak In the Dubuque, la., May 7.—On motion of house of lords Lord Loreburn good wishes for the of to a dred and fifty bodies have been re- )f prosperity your tity him number of years ago, the a directed verdict the girls In the Mltchellvllle Indus- lord high took covered from the ruins. defense, In the chancellor, the oath of reign. William H. Taft." while critically 111 and that case rlal school. The report lays the blame to believing of the United States against F. allegiance King George V., and The of state has sent was Martial law has been declared to pre- the secretary the she at the point of death. But C. Bevensee, of Des Moines, charged [or the trouble on John Cownle, who some 50 peers who were fol- following vent disorders and looting. The au- present message: she recovered, and, rearing that Col- with having sent obscene matter •ecently resigned from the board, of lowed suit. “The Right Honorable Sir Edward he thorities are making efforts toward which lins, says, would make her confes- through the malls, was secured on he was chairman. London Hears Bell. Gray Bart, Secretary of State for For- sion she the relief of the wounded and destitute. The states Tolling known, offered another man Thursday morning and Bevensee was report that Cownle waa London. May 7.—The tolling of the eign Affairs, London: I offer to if he The victims who survived their in- the chief factor In your 550 would set fire to a house- discharged. The matter Is one that causing the out- great bell in St. Paul’s the are removed to San Cathedral at excellency expression of my per- boat in which Collins a victim of a juries being Jose, Jreak. Miss Garrison, the superlntend- minute intervals lay has occupied the attention of the fed- between 5 and 6 sonal sympathy and sorrow in the great 14 miles distant. It Is. to the bois- paralytic stroke. eral court for nearly a week and many 'nt, claimed, objected o’clock this morning, an office loss which has been sustained the per- by Collins declares the woman gave him witnesses for both the government and terous manner of Mr. Cownle toward formed only for the and government of Great New 9.—Dr. Juan sovereign the Britain in the a. detailed account of murders York, May Ulloa, ■defense were the girls, particularly to his habit of of many brought Into court. On archbishops Canterbury and York, death of his majesty, King Edward VII. consul general of Costa Rica to the his hands on them and which she and her family committed the ground of Insufficient testimony putting being conveyed to the countless thousands of "P. C. Knox." In the States, received today the fol- lamlllar with them. Bender home in Kansas early JJnlted against Bevensee, the verdict was se- Londoners and suburbanites the first j cablegram from the minister of in the '70s. Her role, according to Col- lowing cured. Bevensee Is a Northwestern Mr. Cownie, It Is alleged, criticised intimation of the death of POPE PIUS WIRES OF HIS Senor Ricardo King Ed- lins. was to make love to the unfor- foreign affairs. Feran- conductor In the food In the presence of the girls, ward VII. Great 1 residing Des Moines. crowds, coming into REGRET8 AT SAD EVENT tunate wayfarers who shelter dez, at San Jose: and accused Miss Garrison of being a the on sought city early trains, proceeded Rome, May 7.—The at the Bender “Earthquake last night destroyed HARDWARE woman with an Impure mind. It is toward morning papers house, and lure them DEALER ON FARM. Buckingham palace and 9 a Cartago. There are other victims. that he told the that by spread the news of : to corner of a room, where her brotli- 7.—J. charged girls Miss o'clock an immense stream King Edward's Cushing, la., May C. Jones, for of people concealed behind a Other nearby cities have escaped with- tjarrlscn was mean and quarrelsome, was death, causing a deep impression sr, curtain, would the past three years a hardware and slowly filing past the front of out loss of life, she not the throughout the ; -rush their skulls with furniture leader and that could manage the In- with its kingdom. The pope heavy clubs. here, has traded his building, drawn blinds, around has was the stitution. to the telegraphed his condolences, as Robbery motive for the crimes. business and home for one of Iowa's west end of the to j 9.—Advices cause of palace gaze have the premier and the the of mur- Panama, May received farms Another the trouble, the re- ■on the windows of foreign min- During investigation the line between here and Correc- the chamber where ister. Jers h<..„ i.o... me province of Cartago In port says, was raising the maximum the by detectives the woman escaped tlonville. He gets 140 acres on a body of the dead king was Costa Rico state that the from 15 to 17 The lying. The chamber of deputies adjourned to Chicago, afterward going to New earthquake valuation of $135 per acre which real age years. girls, It On the bulletin board was still shocks of pinned today as a of for Fork and from Wednesday night caused estate men Is s stated, are not allowed to wear cor- the sheet of sign mourning King sailing their around say worth that In cash foolscap with Its tidings Edward. Before much suffering, not only In Cartago, sets. Music has not been In of adjourning tributes -ape Horn to San Francisco. There any day. Jones’ business, building and prohibited the momentous event scrawled hur- but In the towns the railroad line the and there Is an were paid to the late monarch Pre- she became a trained nurse mar- along home were turned In at school, orchestra of in a dozen by and about 325,000. riedly words and this was mier ried John from Cartago to Port Llmon. San Jose, 10 pieces, as well as pianos In every Another Luzzattl, Foreign Minister San Gavin, a whaler. Ten or 15 Fred Burow, a prosperous farmer be- center of Interest for the Guiliano and the so far os known here, did not suffer cottage. It Is found that president of the years later they were divorced and the comes merchant and Is posses- specifically throng, each of whom seemed taking the have not been deter- chamber. woman then began a life of shame. greatly. sion. girls brutally pun- shed. KUUobVtLT SORROWFUL so markedly showed, and we are well DETECTIVE IS KILLED. CALIFORNIA ’GOVERNOR OVER aware of the devotion MORE TROUBLE IN BRITAIN’S LOSS felt for him by Steubenville. Ohio, May 10.—Detective FREIGHT HANDLERS NOW CHINA. his the Stockholm, May 7.—Former Presi- subjects throughout British John Reardon, of Pittsburg, was killed WON’T STOP BIG FIGHT Chang Sha, China, May 7.—The band while nations TO dent Roosevelt Issued the empire, foreign have ny a volley of shots from the revolvers THREATENING STRIKE , if revolutionists employed by influential following to- to see In learned the king a ruler it alleged strikers and day: whose abilities sympathizers Sacramento, Cal., May 9.—In re- persons here to Instigate anti-govern- great and especially his lere In today. the street battle over sponse to scores of letters 7.—Whether ‘T am deeply grieved and know that tact, his Judgment and his received at Chicago. May 4,000 ment riots, have moved on to Tayelt unfailing 100 shots were exchanged, and 50 men. the office since kindliness of nature governor's the death of which all Americans will be deeply grieved at rendered him pe- said to be strikers formerly freight handlers of 23 railroads enter- Hupeh province, explains yes- fit to work for employed Tommy McCarthy, following his fight from Hankow of trou- the death of his majesty, Edward culiarly international it the Latell Iron were found shall stand terday’s reports King and works, with Owen Moran In San Francisco ing Chicago pat for a flat VII. peace Justice. :o be the assailants. last ble In Hupeh. There Is reason to be- Friday night, urging that Govern- 10 per cent Increase In wages for hour “Let me that I ieve that the authorities have the sit- "We feel most profound repeat am sure that or Glllett stop the Jeffrles-Johnson sympathy men and a month for uation in the latter province as well all American people feel at this time PIONEER BREWER fight on July 4, E. Forest 35 others and go for the British people In their loss. DEAD. Mitchell, is here under control. the deepest and most sincere executive secretary to the We In America sympathy Lo Crosse, Wis., May 10.—John Guild, governor, on strike tomorrow, or accept the com- keenly appreciated for his and his nation." sent out answers family of one of yesterday saying Edward's founder the largest brew- promise terms offered by the roads, The army Is experimenting wttk King personal good will Mr. Roosevelt also sent a that the governor Is to In- personal srles of the west, of Milwaukee, died powerless will be determined by a vote to be transmitting bugle calls for long dla-. toward us. which he so frequently and telegram to the dowager terfere. tak-, queen. loday. aged 8C. en tonight. tances with the aid ot the _ megaphone* k