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_ P» nail. noatar* jv#t>»M: Pally. Sunday ln<-ltt(f#t#d, on# month, 80 c#nta. AUGUST 1906-SIXTEEN PAGES TWO CENTS. Bntnriia) Star. on* y#«r, II OU. No. 16,755. WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, 9, Sunday 8Ur, on# tl 60 y«ar, GROWN NEXT BANK DIRECTORY NORMAL AGAIN SURGEON fOR 50ME REASON AT TIE CAPITAL Hearing on Grave Charges Be I CANT Number Who Will Welcome Mr. fore Naval Trial Board. HIM Bryan Not Known. " WASJEGLIGENT Czar Arranging to Visit Tsar- "RECOGNIZX - IdVi Latest Developments in Chi¬ PEASE CASE WlF MR. KELLEY'S INQUIRY koe-Selo Camp VERDICT IN THE ' cago Bank Failure. ? to He Asks How Many Tickets Will Be TO INSPECT REGIMENTS Not to Be Disclosed Until Reported MAY BE HELD FOR LOSSES Secretary Bonaparte. Allotted. Evidence to Be Laid Jtefore State's Court Circles Believed by Prospects of THE TESTIMONY HEABD TODAY UNTIL THAT IS KNOWN (^lm. Attorney. It Will Be Same Line of Procedure Followed as Impossible to Determine. SHARP John on CASHIER HERING STILL COMMENT BY THE PRESS in the Preceding Trial.The Boyle the Recep¬ MISSING Witnesses. tion Committee. Imperial Family is Likely to Depart Another Warrant Out for Vice Presi¬ dent Soon for Finnish W{iters. Nothing has yet been done and Stensland of the Looted In¬ Hearing in the case of Sur¬ nothing AssistantU. 8. N. can be done in relation to making ar¬ Quiet at Moscow. geon Theodore Norman Pease, for stitution.Revelations. his oath in an ex¬ rangements District of Columbia dem¬ charged with violating ocrats to to amination for promotion, having been go New York to assist in the yesterday after¬ welcome of Mr. William Jennings Bryan 8T. PETERSBURG, August 9.In view of practically completed to this country after his CHICAGO. III., August 0..Evidence as stated in The Star, the naval trip around the which the in the situation a number noon, world until may lead to the prosecution improvement board the in¬ word has been received as to of the directors of the have re- court-martial today began the number of for responsibility for guard regiments already of similar against admissions to the Madison President SUnsland » summer at Tsarkoe- vestigation charges $1,003,000 theft lurnfd to their camp Thomas Lee Brown, Square Garden that will he allotted to the by forgery was among- the Selo. The has to there Assistant* Surgeon District. Mr. J. general emperor arranged go S. N. Fred Kelley, chairman of developments yesterday touching and five days. These im¬ U. the democratic central the mulcted Milwaukee Saturday spend The verdict in the case of Dr. Pease committee of the Avenue State Bank. visits to the guards' camp are gala District, has been It developed that the perial not be made it is stated, until energetically at work to directors of the occasions and are marked fes¬ will public, see how of such Institution always by of the with the find¬ many admissions can be neglected to enforce suoh and toast¬ after the report trial secured. Mr. precautions as tivities, theatricals, banqueting has been transmitted to Kelly, being a true demo¬ would have made Impossi¬ various em¬ ing of the board crat and as ble Stensland's ing among the regiments. The it is counting his personal friend operations In fictitious which has been Secretary Bonaparte. This, explain¬ every democrat of the paper under press' yacht, Alexandra, accordance with the usual course District, is desirous directly their noses. Stens- .under for two steamed to ed, is in of a ticket of land never was repairs years, such matters. Until the find¬ securing admission for every required to account the Peterhof last to the belief followed in ' one of them. But vast amount of for night, leading is reviewed the Secretary of the the fact that the Dis¬ pioney which apparently that the will soon make ing by trict of Columbia does was Imperial family tire accused officer himself, it Is not constitute the being borrowed by small tradesmen In their postponed visit to Finnish waters. Navy entire democratic stands the neighborhood and stated, will not be informed of the result. A STRENUOUS EFFORT. party in the way by small depositors Court circles are greatly relieved by the of that ambition. in the bank. The verdict was reached after a short prospect of a period of calm which will give It Is expected that the evident e deliberation, following the closing of the Mr. Kelley's Representation. laid before State's wlM be the government an opportunity to inaugu¬ case by tin: defense and the prosecution. Attorney Healey as soon with the But Mr. Kelley has written to New York as Reci.vtr Fetxer and Bank rate its program. The Rossia today says Owing to formalities connected WILL VISIT THE STATES .AS TO TAX EXEMPTIONS PICNICKERS SHAKEN UP to see Jones Examiner the case of Dr. how many tickets he will be able can complete their report. It is the Intention of the government to review of the proceedings to «>r.e of the results Pease was not officially closed until about get. He has represented in a strong man¬ of Hering's reappear¬ fight a counter revolution with the same Gate the ner ance will '<*. liuii the store said noon today. Dr. J. D. wood, the importance of the local democracy to have co-operative energy it has been waging war against the witness for the prosecution, many teachers coming from AGITATION OP QUESTION IN WAGON LOAD WENT OVER 30- in the furr'xliec a channel for dibsipatlng principal political equation If Bryan is to be n?ai!y o! the banks funds "enemies of society," and expresses the hope went over the record of his examination elected President of the closed. will be that moderate hos¬ ami indicated some minor corrections, BRITISH KINGDOM. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. FOOT EMBANKMENT. United States two Receiver John C. Fetxer said this public opinion, usually direct¬ years hence. He has done morn'rg that he will ask tile to both extremes, will grow rapidly. which were made. The board then everything any Instructions of ed the room cleared for a brief delibera¬ one can do to get all that it is possible to Juriso l.rentano on the disposition of the The Novoe Vremya, taking as its text action was s'o-jk in th*. store. tion. It was learned that this of Star. secure. If he fails to get most of them it Another development the failure to employ summary executions of a formal character, deemed LONDON, August 9.-Thousands of ap- Special Correspondence The PITTSBURG, Pa., August 9..A wagon expected today is that the estate of simply will be because other sections of the coun¬ the as a deterrent under the and that It P icatlons are being made In all parts of the ROCKVILLE, Md., August 9, 1906. a fleeing bank president, of an estimated to mutinies, complains that necessary rules, containing picnic party of twenty per¬ try also have a did not In any way affect the nature of kingdom to take part In the excursions to interest has been created In pull. value of KXX>,00<>, will be deeded to the re¬ for* years it has been felt that the govern¬ Considerable sons went over a thirty-foot embankment It was learned ceiver the verdict agreed upon by the board the States which are being arranged Montgomery county within the past few here today that Mr. Victor by Theodore Stenaland. ment has not understood how to employ yesterday. tnlt,ed near Allegheny last night. All sustained Baughman, the national tor the coming fall and winter. The offices weeks by State Senator Blair Lee's efforts, committeeman . The Receiver is firmness. Instead of the "iron hand in the more or less serious injuries. Mrs. Annie from has Busy. Dr. Pease Notified. of Alfred Mosely. who is the ar- up his course in the last legisla¬ Maryland, been informed that his "I am velvet glove" there has been a "putty hand Formally making following Walter^ and Miss Josie Downing were the state would be collecting the assets of the bank, Dr. Pease was with a form at thls end- are besieged ture. in regard to the tax exemptions of accorded-100 tickets of ad¬ not clothed in an iron glove, which irritates presented most hurt. Mrs. Walters' nose tv*s broken mission to running business enterprises," said Re¬ stated that the case was withraf®em."ts but few the County National Bank on the garden. That marks the ex¬ ceiver Fetxer everything it touches without having any which merely applicants, only comparatively Montgomery and her arm broken and bruised. Miss treme limit today. "So the store will be no information as to of those who desire to can be account of the Baltimore stock held by that he can go In inviting guests closed. power belynd it." ended. It contained go accepted. city Downing had her head cut and one ear for the The |80:),000 In co-operative store that institution. As a matter of course, special train that is to leave Balti¬ The Bourse Gazette makes the startling the nature of the finding That, it is Lnleas something arises making It possible nearly torn off. bonds mentioned by Cashier were the result of on more early on the morning of the 30th in¬ H«ying charge that much of the pointed out, may either be a vindication or to send a greater number, about five hundred any action taken account others Injured were: John Smitlt. discovered In the bank vault revolutionary agi¬ of Senator Lee's efforts will affect Institu¬ Among stant for New York If they wish to secure yesterday." tation conducted among the sailors at It may prescribe different penalties ranging teachers, representing every class, from the driver, bruised about body and received se¬ Receiver Fetzer declared that the first several of and defective senses instruc¬ tions in Baltimore city and throughout the entrance to the garden. More may go, but Cronstadt was through university girl stu¬ through degrees severity. kindergarten vere kick from horse; Mrs. Kate Schwartz, if statement of cash in hand at the bank was dents Willie not the slightest intimation of what tors to the of state. they do they will have to be contented nearly $300,000 too who frequented public houses pa¬ professors England's greatest head badly cot and bruised; Miss Lona with a place on the high. It was said there tronized by the sailors in order to the conclusion is could be obtained from universities, will be Included in the tours. The recent agitation of this question has sidewalks of New York, were 1,090,000 cash In Instead there bring an official source, all the officers of the Croyld, arm sprained and bruised about where they can shout in a good democratic is sight. tliem under their influence. It is that the first number- led to a number of incidents. The history for their only about J7HO.OOO. "This does not nec¬ court being under oath not to divulge the planned party, body; Percy E. Whited, sprained neck and way leader and for democracy, but essarily mean a loss," Mr. Fetxer Work Resumed at Moscow. finding until after it has been passed upon for America No¬ of the same is, briefly, that Just prior to they s<'d of teachers to the National in¬ son, bruised ber of banking sworn out today ganizations continue. Many of the more llch wishing Montgomery County Bank, The party were in the second of two tickets that will be given the Dis¬ for the arrest of Theodore Stensland, vice active of the workmen have been expelled The Brown ft Sam6 t0Ur and ViSit the same ln* dependently of the assessment made and members of the "Pride of trict of Columbia If president of the from the city. Hearing Begun. stttutions. reported by the state tax commissioner. wagons carrying Maryland gets 109 of suspended bank. was made in the the West Council of Daughters of Liberty them. Maryland's is more than Vice President Stensland will not be ar¬ Scarcely any progress Whiie Mr. Mosely is looking after the nre- The commissioners asked an opinion of population rested on Fired From Ambush. at earlier session their W. of Allegheny" on their annual outing. The three times that of the of this warrant today, according to Upon case of Dr. Brown the liminary arrangements here Dr Maxwefl attorney, Mr. Charles Prettyman, a rut in the and District Colum¬ the Charles which was to the effect that the wagon got caught in road, bia. It has police. Habel, the complainant, RIGA. Russia, August 9..A police patrol which adjourned at 12:45. The formal or¬ public schools of New commls- an turn his horses sixteen members in the national Stensland ?,f sioners had no to from the driver in effort to charges with violation of the guarding the railroad was fired from of of the Tor^m! Nicholas Murray legal right depart over the embankment in convention, while the District has six dele¬ laws upon der the Secretary Navy directing Bmw .r.resldent are the state tax commissioner's valuation. The out guided them banking Inasmuch as he permitted ambush man Butler i/pajnof Columbia University arranelntr him to isit J125 In yesterday. One was killed and the Investigation was read, and the oath for the retention and tours of opinion, it Is stated, was based the the darkness. gates. That would indicate that the Dis¬ del the bank on Saturday one wounded. ^he vfsltors ijpon The screams of the women gave the trict last when he (Stensland) knew the bank to was administered to each member of the Mr. Mosely sails for New York October 10 decision of the court of appeals in the case and its might expect about one-third of the be insolvent. to assist Dr. Maxwell and President Butler of the James Clark alarm a moment before the wagon number of tickets Stensland was arrested last board. The specifications embodying the Distilling Company contents crashed at the bottom of the that Maryland will re¬ Monday on a similar warrant. AN ECHO OF LYNCHING. charges were«then after which the and will remain in the United States until against the city of Cumberland. Upon the ceive if the is to read, <" reception of Mr. Prettyman's Sena¬ ravine. Some were pinned under the apportionment be made on Inspector Shippy was surprised when he adjournment for luncheon occurred. »nUn|S opinion more fortunate those lines. was told that WM tor Lee raised the question as to Mr. wagon and the gave prompt Herlng has been In Chicago in Over At the afternoon session the same order tanr"" attention. Miss Barshead was caught un¬ As soon as Mr. since Monday. "All I can Feeling High Salisbury of was followed as In the case Prettyman being in a position to give a Kelley receives definite say," said In¬ of Barn. procedure competent opinion in the matter because der the wagon, and she would have been information concerning this matter he will spector Shippy, "Is that If Hering shows Burning against Dr. Pease. Dr. P. A. Loverlng, if her had not call a himself to the medical United States the SENATORS IN CONFERENCE. the senior member of his law firm was fatally injured predicament meeting of the committee to arouse police he will be taken In SAI.ISBURY, N. C.. August Feeling inspector. navy, counsel for the bank. Mr. Prettyman im¬ been discovered. enthusiasm that has been appointed for custody." ran In president of the examining board, explained The were attended by doctors and the District high Salisbury agaii today when the conditions under which the examination Committee to Consider Tribal Affairs mediately placed his resignation in the Injured by Mr. James L. Norris, na¬ Bank > in the Examiner's Statement. news reached here that th barn on the of hands of the commissioners, and the latter taken home carriages. tional committeeman for the District, in re¬ at the laboratory the Naval MedlcaJ In Indian an order to sponse to a from Bank ExamlPT C. C. Jones farm of Isaac Lyerly, for the murder of 16 was Territory. passed declining comply with request Mr. Louis Nixon today. In an School July to 23 held. Senator Lee's petition, and also that such a committee of ten be named tor wherein he .whose family the three 'nogroes were The next witness was Surgeon J. D. Gate- 9_l8enators William A. declining Interview, declared that only a to accept Mr. Prettyman's resignation, and each state and territory and the District bank examiner Is lynched here Monday night, was burned wood, U. S. N., upon whose report con¬ ClafkN^f\AUfUStClark of Montana, Chester I. Long of instructing their attorney to consider and UPHOLDS THE UNIFORM of Columbia. who a mind reader could after cerning the alleged behavior of Dr. Pease of Connecticut. have foreseen the shortly midnight, presumably by the report what course could be pursued to If a party from this city goes oji the spe¬ Impending crash, said friends of the men Two ar.d Dr. Brown In the examination Cava^, rk.BrandegeeWyoming and M. such in the future. cial train which will that part of Cashier lynched. hgrses in were His cov¬ Henry prevent exemptions carry the Maryland Hering's published de¬ charges preferred. testimony tvii , I , a dtmoerats a car Is true. the stable broke out, but were so badly same over In Teller of Colorado held meeting at the Several Courses SECRETARY BONAPARTE TAKES special will probably be fense Other parts, Mr. Jones said, ered, in part, the ground gone Suggested. an hour so burned they were shot. case. was the effect that H°tel thls clty last night. started earlier, as to accompany he knew to be untrue. He declined to the other It to The commissioners and their counsel held the Maryland party. would in that be The military is still on duty he had discovered alleged similarities In the ThlftpThese senatorsC+ were appointed a com¬ PART OF THE ENLISTED MAN. They more explicit. He pointed out that Herlng, guarding a consultation Tuesday of last at event leave in time to arrive in New York as was the and court house. The case of the papers of the two accused assistant sur¬ mittee to for the final of week, cashier, under h&eavy bond, whlls Jail provide disposition which time Mr. sev¬ early in the afternoon of the 30th. the under geons on different subjects of the exam¬ fiVe Prettyman suggested Stensland, president, was not, as far as alleged lynchers arrest probably will th® cIvlllzed Indian eral courses which, in his Mr. Jones had been able to learn. not be taken ination. trlhM t °J opinion, would be attention has been Mr. Boyle on Reception Committee. up at this term of court. f for the commissioners to Secretary Bonaparte's Inspector Shippy today sent a detective proper follow in case of Mr. Lewis Nixon of New York chair¬ George Hail, the first man arrested, de¬ directed to another discrimination city, to Baraboo, Wis , to CAMP WOES. ^^sr^ssriR the matter. One course was tentatively Interview a woman sires to submit to a charge of conspiracy, TURPENTINE r. against an enlisted man wearing a uniform man of the committee on plan and scope who is said to be well acquainted with the agreed upon, and Mr. Prettyman was in¬ to receive Mr. and is the maximum penalty for which is twenty structed to prepare an order for the action A Norfolk hotel man is alleged to have Bryan, has advised Mr. John missing president, believed by the of Ill-treatment of of this of police to have some knowledge of Stens- years in the penitentiary. The investiga¬ Story Alleged of the board the following Tuesday. The refused accommodations to G. L. Pruide of Boyle city his selection as a land's whereabouts. tion is proceeding, and it is expected that Workmen. proposition was in effect to arrange for a the battlestfip Texas, although he had room member of the reception committee, of be returned. conference of the attorneys to the boards enlisted men from which Gov. Folk of Missouri is many indictments will NEW YORK, August 9..A story of al¬ of commissioners of other counties for the in his hotel for other chairman, fnr . to welcome Mr. Bryan to this NEVER LEFT THE CITY. ill-treatment In a turpentine camp In Arrangements will be made todav purpose of agreeing upon a course of ac¬ the Texas who were not wearing uniforms country. leged to Indian Territory and it f LOST IN GOLD COIN. Florida was told by Jacob von -irx, trip tion, Mr. Prettyman's idea being that the No official report of the case has been 93,500 today Wi" laSt different counties share the of Cashier to Make a Statement a who was tro^ expense any made to the-Secretary of ttie Navy as yet OPPOSE THE PEST HOUSE. Hering Swede, twenty-four years old, mtonfhtthoesueltlgL.th|ere' litigation. The order was prepared and ?n Ohio Woman's Heavy Loss in court In N. and he will take no action until all the Today. arraigned police Hoboken, given to the commissioners Tuesday. Sen¬ Norfolk Want It Bobbers. on a charge of vagrancy. Von Arx said ator Lee, at Tuesday's meeting of the facts are known to him. It has been Secre People Taken From CHICAGO, August 9..The Tribune today Through . CATHOLIC TEETOTALERS. board, the universal sevs: MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, August 9 Re¬ he and four other men were engaged by a presented following: tary Bonaparte's rule, however Craney Island. "Ordered by the county commissioners to against discriminations directed W. cashier of port reached h.'re today that Mrs. Ma.tilda New York employment agency to go to Interest Over Election of So¬ of Montgomery that the clerk protest John C. Wise, attorney of Norfolk, Va., Henry Hering. the Milwau¬ Today county, Md., at enlisted men who happen to be "wearing kee Avenue State Bank, looted Paul O. Foote of Fredericktown, Ohio, was yester¬ Buffalo Buff, Fla., to work In the turpen¬ President. to the commissioners communicate with representing citizens who desire to have by of £5.500 in which tine camp. He said that he worked four ciety Buchanan Schley, state tax commissioner, uniforms. He resents the refusal of hotel the pest house removed from Is¬ Stensland of over J1,(XX>,000, Is in Chicago. day gobbed gold coin, R. I.., 9..There and ascertain from him what statutes to admit in Craney she had in at her house. weeks and was paid ?2 40. The food given PROVIDENCE, August upon and theater managers jackies land near Norfolk-, was heard by He has not been out of Chicago since Mon¬ hiding am°nS the to and decisions he bases the exemption from uniform, and feels that such action is un Secretary Mrs. drew from bank the men, he declared, was bad and the dele»ates local Bonaparte today. The same made day morning. At 1 o'clock today Herlng Foote the money a the" ITtlonlfereStconvention of the Catholic taxes, etc., in the matter of the Balti¬ patriotic and unjust. attorney to the farm on which she lived, quarters unfit for habitation. more city stock, and, further, that Mr. It was recently reported to Secretary an argument before Assistant Secretary intends to give himself up, and Is abso¬ purchase T«»«,Total Abstinencef. Union in eession here over Blair Lee of the local bar is author¬ confident end the robbery was committed while she Von Arx stated that he escaped from the hereby Bonaparte that members of the vice squad Newberry some time ago, and Mr. Newberry lutely that In a short space of the selection of a successor to Bishop J F ized and directed to make a preliminary force were wear was in Mount Vernon a once, but was beaten and of the Philadelphia police Vhen suggested that the matter be time he can show to the satisfaction of securing deed. camp captured, Regis Canevin of Pittsburg, the retiring investigation and report to this board in naval uniforms while on their taken the matter or ing carrying to the "court of last every one concerned that he had no part Sheriff Clements is searching for a clew forced to return to work. He said he president. The Pennsylvania delegation is of the exemption exemptions war against crime in the city. A protest resort," meaning the to the thieves with bloodhounds. escaped a second time and made his way claimed or allowed In respect to the Balti¬ was at once to Secretary.. He held, however, that, pending in robbing the 22,000 depositors of the the choice of Rev. Father J J, sent Mayor Weaver and the a the to this city as best he could on freight urging Cur! more city stock, provided said attorney will Secretary of the Navy received an immedi decision by Secretary, the pest house wrecked institution. ran of make said and should not be removed. a trains. He said his companions were still Wilkesbarre. Pa., and It is said his preliminary investigation ate reply that no such degradation of the Quite contro¬ From 9 o'clock until 11 o'clock last night FBOTEST OF FAPAL NUNCIO. prisoners at the camp so far as he knew. chances are good. Father Curran is report without charge, and the clerk to had been resorted to. versy has arisen over this subject, and the this board of an an¬ naval uniforms of Norfolk and the a reporter and the cashier sat on a bench Von Arx will be turned over to the Swedish tary of the union. He «slst^" 15 »® .Sec,re" shall, upon receipt Every possible effort to bring up the en city county in which it Discussed Madrid in consul here. about the arbitration b/'nBlnK swer from the state tax commissioner to of has is situated are very much interested in the ir one of the city's p«rks. In these two by Officials coal the above refer said an¬ listed personnel the navy been made hours Mr. told the Ms Within the last few weeks several men strike of several years ago inquiry directed, and Secretary Bonaparte feels it is wrong outcome. Secretary Bonaparte came to no Hering story of Burial Matter. have made to the 8eSS'0nS °f the unlon w*re swer to said attorney." conclusion on the subject today. connection with the bank from- the ttrr.e complaints local authori¬ resumed for proprietors of public places to visit upon of his seventeen MADRID, August 9..The cabinet today ties that they had been Ill-treated In the today. Senator Lee's Order the enlisted men of today the crimes of all employment, years ago, southern Adopted. in until he closed his safe last Satui can be against the government's action In deny¬ TURBULENT TEAMSTERS. vote of 3 to 2, adopted the order offered by practically Impossible correctly descrl'bed as a fugitive from Jus¬ the of the to are behaving themselves to enjoy the prlvl tice. It has been stated ing right clergy refuse burial Senator Lee. In the afternoon, upon hear¬ leges to which they are entitled. Dried Lizards Are to Be Admitted that he ran away In consecrated grounds to those married FOR PORT AT CAPE MAT. Anti-Shea Faction of the action of the Mr. from town last Saturday, and various sut- Organized .Inde¬ ing commissioners, Free of mlses as to his whereabouts have civilly. It was decided by the ministers Prettyman addressed to the commission¬ Duty. been for¬ maintain Board of Met pendent Convention. CHICAGO GAMBLERS LAUGHED Dried lizards may be imported into this warded by the police. As a matter of 'act, to absolutely the rights of the Engineers for Consider¬ ers the following communication: when Herlng left the city on Saturday he » CHICAGO, August 9..Confronted by the country in the future without of civil authorities. Harbor Plana. "As the time seems to have arrived when payment simply went up the lake for a day's rest. ing certainty that the International Brother that Police Failed to Interrupt Wireless duty whatever. During the discussion the minister of CAPE MAY, N. J., August The board absolute confidence that ought to ex¬ He reached Chicago Monday morning, got justice. Count Romanonez, announced his re"6leCt President ist between attorney and client no longer Race Comunications. A decision to that effect has been render¬ or. a car and rode to the bank. of engineers of the river and harbor com¬ and his between and I as he reached so as to the C°°PC. P.0ShTeTr8dShea rh.W°Uldchosen ticket the in¬ prevails yourself me, beg August 9..An was ed by the United States Circuit court for the Just there he saw a nan resignation give government mittee of Congress met here today to de¬ who bolted leave to tonder my resignation as the at¬ CHICAGO, attempt pasting the notice of the closing of fhe a freer hand. The nuncio later informed surgents the regular conven¬ for to the boat southern district of New York, and the termine the feasibility of constructing a torney the board. As I said to you be¬ made yesterday put gambling bank on Its door. Instead of ascending the minister that he had tion of the International Brotherhood of fore, I have no desire to hamper your ef¬ of out of commission Treasury Department haq been compelled he of.Justice applied harbor that shall make of Cape a the City Traverse, the steps backtracked and headed down to Rome for authorisation to negotiate May Teamsters yesterday and started a rival forts to serve the Interests of the people as was to eliminate the wireless to back water as to the classification of town. of entry. you see them. As the action have The idea with the Spanish government with the port meeting, kept up their "strike" today you with the craft, thus de this delicacy and to notify collectors of cus¬ The pasting of the notice on the door view to arriving at a compromise. Representative Gardiner of this district the taken this morning In passing the resolu¬ communication the culmination of against Shea contingent. tion as of race results toms that no duty is to be paid. proved suspicions v«u appointing Mr. Blair Lee your at¬ prlvlng it by sounding in his mind six or made an address in which he laid great Overtures were ignored hv the are aroused eight weeks ago torney for the investigation of certain ques¬ huge fog horn whose vibrations would Dried lizards principally used in a that In the bank were No Polish for United States. Mress upon the fast that such a harbor1 who proceeded to organize a conwn^ "i tions taxation Is in direct oppo¬ things not right. Bishop affecting "blur" the wireless messages. The scheme syrup compounded for sick Chinamen. It This suspicion was Intensified the un¬ 9..The would provide an adequate coaling station their own and planned to adopt byl^wsanrt sition to my advice in the matter and in by ROME, August announcement a constitution. They insisted S.? disregard of the plan of operation upon failed, however, and the results were gro is one of the standard medicines of the explained prolongation of the ten days' ab¬ made in Toledo. OMo, that for the navy. is In that President Stensland said he was yesterday The officials were informed which we agreed last Tuesday, I feel that tesauely disastrous. Chinese, and held the greatest esteem. sence Weber government I can no serve to take when he left three weeks Bishop Joseph of I^emberg. Gallcla, also that the proposed improvements If car¬ WdenTI^ longer you." Tie gamblers laughed at the police In the Some time ago a quantity of dried lizards going ago Austria, had been appointed the to the in New York last Sunday. Suspicion became a certainty by pope ried out according plans would ad¬ tug where the fog horn was In operation was received by Wing On Wo, when he saw the mob of frenxled depositors as bishop for the United States to look mit vessels of all sizes without regard to ir&z ssss. NO REPORT crews from who contended that should not conditions. OF MUTINY. the life saving Jackson Park they pay around the bank's door. after the welfare of the Poles }n Americ? weather and South Chicago, believing the sounds doty, coming under the heading of drugs. Hering thought he would like a few hours is incorrect. No Polish bishop has been cago; C. F. O Nell, Buffalo- W J Believed That Drunken Disorder be distress hurried to the The Treasury officials held that the lizards to think affairs over before he Jumped Into appointed for America. Only to signals Hyde 10 cent ad Reunion at Springfield. Chicago, and J. Geary, St. Paul, secretary.' Park crib; sail boats, launches, motor should pay per "valorem as an the financial wreck and he went to the Marylanders' Occurred. manufactured a an armada of small craft rush unenumerated articie. Wing home of friend. SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, August 9..Gov¬ No Information has been received at the boats and On Wo took the case to th»> courts and He is insistent in his statement that he Heavy Storm in Wisconsin. Harris and staff arrived Noted Doctor Dead ed to the rescue; while the shore from ernor Andrew from Chicago Navy Department concerning an alleged to was lined with per won out. had absolutely nothing whatever to do with JANESYILLE, Wis., 9. This to attend Kenwood Chicago is stated that not a of bank's funds. He swears August Cclumibus early today the re¬ BENTON HARBOR, Mich.. August 9.- "mutiny" at the League Island navy yard, sons fearing an excursion boat disaster. It large quantity of any peculation was visited last a lizards comes to the United States. he has not one penny by the irreg¬ city night by rain storm union of the Ohio Marylanders Association. a pr°minent Chicago physi¬ Philadelphia. Nothing as serious as a No difficulty with the wireless apparatus They profited out streets and K are dried in China, although American liz¬ ularities brought to light. He asserts that that washed sidewalks in He was met at the depot by the cadet cian and member of the Chicago board of mutiny could have occurred, as that would was found on board the Traverse, accord the several to employes of the boat and patrons ards, properly dried, are held to have Just although cashier of the bank he was merely many places, damage reaching band and Governor Warfleld and staff of health, died at Mercy Hospital here today involve open rebellion the men ing as medicinal effect. The Stensland; that all he did was dollars. In several by against on board. The messages of the race re good Chinaman, a clerk for thousand portions of the Maryland. The morning was given over to a nervous affection brought on bv authority of officers and would have been suits cartie without mishap and with regu however, is willing to pay more money for to carry out Stensland's orders. residence district the water is so deep boys a reception In honor of the two governors. to the It is declared. The chief inconven the imported article. He declares that Stensland's Instructions there The river has were taken in automobiles reported department. believed larlty, they are swimming today. I.&ter they over reputation b?WsC1^V^few yeSnTa^n at the department that some of the enlisted lence suffered was the blatant noise sound Some time ago the customs authorities of were such that there w-us no way on their risen so much that a number of factories the city and at noon dinner was served to men may have become intoxicated and ed from the fog horn of the Andy, which the Treasury had a clash with a Chinese face o( determining that any crooked busi¬ have been compelled to close. Reports the several hundred present at a local park. asjexSeB caused some trouble, which will be dealt hovered close to the side of the larger importing house in N»w York over dried ness was going on; it was only the culmina¬ from the country say that much damage Governor Warfleld is scheduled to close the connectlon wlll> ^e germs of with by a court-martial in the usual man¬ boat all afternoon and made the dock of birds' nests, but succeeded In winning ,hjlt tion of a number of suspicious incidents was don* to crop*. meetings with an address tills afternoon. Set*fev«£ ner. the ship a bedlam. caa» and the piling of note upon note to carry