THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-IIERALD._ YOL. 31 " BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1904. NO. <>1 SWEEPING CHANGES DEMOCRATS qXPECT MADE IN THE CABINET SOME LIVELY TIMES HOLDING COMPANY LOOMIS MYSTERY Moody Will Succeed Knox as Stale Conventions Have Not Given FOR THE SEABOARD Attorney General Who Goes II LIST CLEARED Any. Candidates Enough A PLAN IS THE MAIN CON- SUCH Voles to Win ■ ! To the Senate SIDERATION BY THE BANKING Missing Man Appears in Paris IN CONTROL OF THE INTERESTS and Leaves Immediately PROPERTY—WILLIAMS TALKS. PAUL MORTON ACCEPTS PARKER IS CLEARLY IN for the for- PECULIAR SITUATION New York, June 24.—A plan VERY for the mation of a holding company under consideration LEAD FOR NOMINATION AS SECRETARY OF NAVY Beazoard Air Line Is In control of the Peraona Were Poaltlve That Mr. by the banking Interests to that end have property conferences Loomla Left the Steamec at Ply- but the been held In this city recently mouth—Hia and Figures Show That He Has 270 Votes Victor H. Metcalf Will Succeed Cortel- details have not yet been worked out. Baggage It Is known, however, that the proposed Carried to Parla. Pledged, While It Requires 663 to you as Secretary of Commerce and Papera Includes the organization of a hold- plan Nominate—460 Delegates Labor—After the a Campaign ing company which will provide large Seaboard Air Are Instructed. Cortelyeu Succeeds Payne. amount of capital for the London, June 25.—The Morning Lead- of at least Line system. A bond Issue er's Paris correspondent says that the $10,000,000 is contemplated. mystery concerning Kent J. Loomis, of the John Skelton Williams, chairman brother of the American assistant secre- BY WATTERSON STEALEY. June 24—A sweeping said to- Washington, board of the Seaboard Air Line, tary of state, has been cleared up. cabinet of President Roose- Washington, June 21.-(Special.)—'The change in the day: •'Mr. Loomis,” the despatch says, “ap- velt was announced officially at the now is contest for the democratic presidential ••The Seaboard Air Line system peared in Paris today (Friday) and left announcement is now White House today. The no further flnancer- nomination practically completed' absolutely in need of this evening on his way Ct> Northeast Af- came in the form of a brief typewritten should be decided to under- so far ms la concerned the makeup of tho Ing unless It rica, accompanied by Mr.* Collins, the statement Issued fy Secretary Loeb as take certain works of new construction, compromising the membership well-known delegates to the wis- son of a journalist.” following: improvement and betterments of the democratic national convention at are • dom or necessity for which there Not Confirmed. The following cabinet appointments are Report St. Louis two weeks from last Wednes- differences of opinion." announced: London. June 25.—All tne morning news- day. Missouri is the only stut<^ which is of Massachusetts, at- “W. H. Moody papers with the exception of the Morning yet to hold Its convention, and that state treat the of J. torney general. nation and the President’s letter acepting Leader, disappearance will Instruct Its delegates to vote for the the “Paul Morton of Illinois, secretary of it were dated Copies of Kent Loomis as a serious sensation. None yesterday. nomination of her favorite son, Francis were made public this the navy. correspondence of the despa\ches from Paris confirm the They follow: M. Cockrell. •'Victor H. Metcalf of California, secre- evening. sent the leader cor- despatch by Morning have added 54 Letter. This week's conventions tary of commerce and labor. Knox Writes respondent, which states that Mr. Isoomls General, votes to Judge Jarker's list. They coma "The resignation of Secretary Cortelyou “Office of Attorney was seen lti Paris yesterday, and left last “Washington. June 24, 1304. from the states of Texas and Louisiana. and Attorney General Knox have been ac- night on his way to Abyssinia. “Sir—Having been appn d by the gov- the week convention* 1." Is the During present cepted to take effect July to So far as London concerned, dis- ernor of Pennsylvania senator repre- North it has been have also been held In Carolina, For two weeks or more sent Pennsylvania in the congress of the appearance of Mr. Loomis continues to be Minnesota, Vermont and North Dakota. known that these changes were impetid- United States until the next meeting of shrouded in the deepest mystery. The was of that state, and having These states have sent 62 votes unln- lng. When Secretary Cortelyou ap- the legislature London manager of the North German said appointment, to take effect President Roosevelt to be his accepted Lloyd line is quoted as saying that the structed. pointed by 1 July 1, 1904, hereby tender my resig- to manager it was certain he matter has become a most serious one, as The total number of delegates the campaign nation as attorney general of the United his 994. this number 460 would retire from the cabinet upon States to take effect at the end of the PUTTING a SMALL BOY IN a MAN’S SHOES. every effort to locate Mr. Loomis has convention will be Of occupation of the duties as chairman of thirtieth day of the present month. failed. are uninstructed; that is, they are frea hefore he “I cannot by this act terminate the the national committee. Just The Officials Puzzled. to cast their votes for whom they please ha close and confidential relation I have left for Chicago last Wednesday officials here are on the first bullot. sustained to you during your entire ad- Paris, June 24.—The hands of the President his placed In the ministration without adding a word of JUDGE OSCEOLA KYLE TO not seriously apprehensive of the where- Uninstructed Vote. as scretary of com- sincere of more than letter of resignation appreciation your abouts of Kent J. Loomis, brother of The uninstructed vote comes from ths be- and uniform kindness to and merce and labor. It was understood generous me, BATTLESHIP IS the American assist- ad- Francis B. Loomis, following states: South Carolina. Mon- -’resident and him that the a like word of unfeigned respect and tween the FEDERAL OFFICE who tana, West Virginia, Maine, Pennsylvania# RECEIVE ant of and state, disappeared to take, miration for the lofty purpose splen- secretary was to be accepted j New Florida resignation did have, ever manifested, or after the arrival of the Oregon, Jersey. (6), Kansas# fiscal courage you shortly before effect at the end of the present and Ohio, District of Columbia, Alabama# which has inspired sustained your North German steamer Kaiser Wil- The taking effect Lloyd Nebraska, Okla- year June 30 inclusive. cabinet in their efforts to promote the Maryland, Michigan, SOI BE UPS helm II at June 20. The In- time would welfare wise from He Will be Named Roose- Plymouth, homa, Colorado, Kentucky, Utah, Vir- of his resignation ft that public by effecting the pol- Special Washington Says by icies of your administration. quires made tend to Bhow that Mr. I*oomls ginia, Vermont, Minnesota, North Dakota, afford him an opportunity to complete “With great respect, your obedient velt as One of the of the Panama Canal Zone. wandered off when the steamer touched and North Carolina. Total 460. In the shipment which he had Judges some work servant, P. C. KNOX, Judge Parker s Instructed vote is as fol- he at One of the passengers, and which was important Plymouth. Initiated “Attorney General.” Will the for i lows: New York. Indiana, Connecticut, ? be lift'd Appointment Alabama. Gustav Flamm of San Francisco, on the should carry to'a "The Preside nt. White House, Wash- Admiral ao Eo- I Tennessee, Georgia. AlBSka,#fjout»tAha itvtf conclusion. ington, June 23 1 904.” Kaiser Wilhelm II today furnished the Texas. 270. Knox Came Next. lop Reports i Total, Roosevelt to Knox. American here with a i Hearst’s vote comes instructed from tha General Knox BY WATTERSON STEALEY. embassy specific One week ago Attorney New My Dear Mr. Knox—T accept your re- statement to the effect that he saw Mr. following states: Iowa, Nevada. announced he would retire formally signation not with keen at Port Arthur June 24.—(Special.) Ing to recognize them regardless of poli- Mexico, Rhode Island, South Dakota, only personal Loomis go down the gang plank at Ply- of Justice probably but with a of ppmeot Florida (4), Ari- from the real Washington, department regret, very feeling President Roosevelt, It Is under- tics In the distribution of offices. If the mouth with the other passengers who CnM/ornla. It was un- loss zona, Idaho and Illi- at the end of the fiscal year, the the country tbereby sustains. the failure of Wyoming 'Hawaii, stood here today, has decided to of is made, as landed there. However, Permit me to add that I do not think I □SHINGTON, appointment Judge Kyle nois. Total, same time that Secre- his where- derstood at the offer to a southern man and a demo- Mr. Loomis to report 1/A. could have made up 4ny mind to ac- today seems it will be the third thu^far succeed Mr. Knox as probable, abouts creates a perplexing situation, How It Stands. tary Moody would however in crat, Osceola of j quieite, reluctantly, your Judge Kyle Decatur, time that the President has to Ala- made, gone owing to the governmental mission with Hence in brief the situation stands as attorney general. This statement leaving your present position had I not j RUSSIAN’S LOSS WAS HEAVY Ala., one of the three judgshlps on the i which he was of Sec- ren- bama to show his so-called Independence charged. | follows hpwever, that while the transfer also realized the services you could der In the senate. Panama canal zone. Coming so soon after I Unlnstnicted: 4G0. Moody to the department of Justice and bid for the mugwump vote. He ap- Did Not Have Papers. retary j For Parker: L'70. In “There Is nothing which I can say the promulgation of the Chicago platform i The statement of the lanidun Daily was very probable, It was dependent pointed Judge Jones, a democrat to the For Hearst; 1C4. w'hlch Will In any way add to the repu- Loomis was success in with its negro and strike at the ! Telegraph that Mr. bearing on the President’s no plank federal bench and T. R. a For Cockrell: S6--Mlo«H>urt. a measure tation which you have won, and trib- and a First-Class Cruiser Roulhac, dem- to American am- Battleship Important papers the For Olney: 22—Massachusetts. a for him In the ute I can will in value south, the story will likely be received securing such successor pay you approach ocrat, to the district attorneyship In the bassador here, General Porter, Is dented. ad- Were In Addition For Wall: 26--Wisconsin. as he desired. that already paid you by the hearty Badly Damaged with some of but that Loomis was | navy department degree wonder, the northern The fact Is Mr. proceed- For 6—Delaware. miration and of fellow citi- Alabama district, with the frank Gray: secure the respect your to to deliver to In of his purpose to to the One Sunk—Japan- ways of Mr. Roosevelt are ing Abyssinia Emperor Total 994. pursuit zens. Yet, for my own information, I past finding statement that were [ republican applicants Menellk the recently signed commercial to nominate-00.9. of a thoroughly able and con- | Necessary services wish to bear testimony to the Invaluable Is out. between the United States and ese Damage Slight. not competent to hold the two offices. treaty Necessary to defeat a nomination—392. mfcn President Roosevelt tendered work that have done. During your genial you The President, it is said, believes that Abyssinia, negotiated In the latter purt the whole time of service nave had no There are to be appointed but three the of secretary of navy you of last year by the American consul gen- Judge Parker Leads. appointment the of will have real holiday. You never have really rest- appointment Judge Kyle in the canal zone and Morton, first vice president of Judges there is no eral at Marseilles, Robert P. Skinner, As has been I he case for several months to Paul labor. To ed from your exhausting your considerable effect the northern in- who went to for tnat purpose. ! Fe rail- upon law to their It was Abyssinia Judge Parker Is the leading candL the Atchison, Topeka and Santa have add- June 25.—(10:50 a. m.)—It is re- govern politics. there- past. high professional qualities you Toklo, The French government mid been asked the outlook will is a friend of dependent vote as indicating that while date, and from present road. Mr. Morton personal ed unflagging zeal and an entire Indif- that the Pacific fleet came otit fore supposed that all three would re- ported to facilitate the Journey of Mr. J/Oorn!» i receive the nomination. Things, howeve the President's of many years standing. ference to consideration save to the the President endorses the The every of the harbor Thursday and engaged fully negro publicans. President, however, re- and his caravan through French Somali- ■>* St. Louis. Mr. Bryan m;: of the late J. Sterling Mor- may change He is a son the honor and Interest of the people at plank In the Chicago he is not ceived to the frontier of of Japanese fleet. platform, enthusiastically the suggestion of land Abyssinia. ! bp able to throw his strength to some ton of Nebraska, secreary agriculture and able men have large. Many great aiming at the southern but is will- name It has now been arranged with William candidate other than Judge Cleveland's last administra- people Kyle’s and is said to be delighted. conservative In President preceded you In the office yotl hr !d, H. who Mr. Loomis in Toklo, June 25,—Adthlral Togo reports Ellis, accompanied i Parker, and again the Cleveland follow tion. Mr. Morton has had experience but there is none among them whose ad- to last Thurs- from New York, to proceed Abyssinia f*rs who are lo fit. Louis with lots here with his an engagement at Port Arthur I going Washington, having been ministration has left so deep a mark for until 1 was with the Peresviet p. m. The programme was about with the treaty which bag- of money and brains, may secure a the day in which a battleship of the j father. good upon country's development. the same as on the gage of Loomis and was brought here for the ex-President, In of the previous day. fourth nomination Since President Roosevelt has been Under it has been literally true that type was sunk and a battleship “It Is you probable that what rook place BANK from Cherbourg. In the lively and mlxed-up convention than CLEARINGS he has made more and humblest In the land a first class cruiser the White House the mightiest Sevastopol type and was a general shore action with a naval It Is understood that the Abyssinian which is going to hold in St. Louis, it Mr. Morton to ac- It home to them one effort to Induce have alike had brought of the Diana type were damaged. demonstration. It stems as though the treaty was deposited In a safe on the is anybody's fight, but Juage Parker is a in his administration. Feel- that each w’as sure of the law’s protec- Japanese intend to wear out the defend- and later was turned over lo cept position The Japanese fleet was practically un- steamship the heavily backed favorite. work was In the railroad tion while he did right, and that neither ers before here. I-oomls' ing that his life by continued night activity FOR THE PAST WEEK Ellis, who brought It It Is now well understood by tlie friends suc- to the law' If he did damaged. business In which he has achieved could hope defy making a final simultaneous sea and land baggage, consisting of one trunk and of Mr. Gorman that he will not allow his hts Tn what have done, have attack. on and cess might be Impeded by acceptance wrong. you you three valises, also was brought name to go before the convention for the not merely of the Scouts Surrounded Japs. of Consul General of an official position in the government, given proof profound deposited today in care sole purpose of defeating the nomination of the but of the bold Von BIRMINGHAM SHOWS A DECREASE a he has unlformally declined all such learning jurist, I.iao Yang, June 24.—Capt. Lang ROOSEVELT IS MERCIFUL. Gowdy. The latter also heard lengthy of Judge Parker. That Is to say, that- to of this feeling initiative and wide grasp of the states- scouts have re- statement by Ellis relative no nr proffers. In consequence and Twenty-six volunteer OF 7.7—JACKSONVILLE HOLDS prepared Senator Gorman has personal po-* of man. You have deeply affected for good details of Loomis he declined the proffer of the portfolio the command arriving here after a Commuted to Life Death the voyage. This gives litlcal feeling against Judge Parker suf- of our entire joined Imprisonment not dis- was by the Pres- the development political WEEK’S RECORD movements each day, but does Induce him to allow' the use the navy. He requested with the rear guard. FOR INCREASE ficient to Hast in its relations to the Indus- skirmish Japanese Sentence—Also Pardons Man. ident to consider his declination. system close his present whereabouts. of his name merely to defeat the N< wi economic tendencies of the time. Von Lang and his little command start- WITH A dinner at the White House trial and PERCENTAGE OF 136.6. Yorker. night he took 24.—The President .Were to Abyssinia. af- “For all you have done, I thank you ed on horseback to investigate the num- Washington, June Going and the whole subject was discussed to be has life a dark skin und Is said Condition. with his most earnestly, not only on my behalf, bers and movements of the enemy. They commuted to imprisonment for Ellis had The Only ter'Mr. Morton had consulted a stateroom with but on behalf of the public, w'hom you the death sentence of Abe Reed, con- a Cuban. Ho occupied He would only allow the use of his and bustness friends and asso- rode clear around the Japanese and gain- personal New Yoik. June 24 —The and It Is understood they Intend- an un- have served with such single-minded de- victed in Indian of murder and following table Loomis name In the convention to defeat cia tes. ed important Information regarding the Territory to Abyssinia. votion. compiled by Hradstreet, shows the bank ed to proceed together safe unavailable or undesirable candidate? Morton sentenced to be hanged June 24. Reed Is a Marseilles tonight where Accepted. “With all good wishes for your future, Japanese position. clearings at the cities Ellis left for for the presidency or else to receive the and named named for the oxus tomor- At the close of the conference he toici When in the rear of the Japanese main negro filled another negro he will take the steamer nomination himself. In brief he will not believe me, very faithfully yours. week ended June 23, with the there the percentage from which port he will the President that he woudl accept “THEODORE ROOSEVELT. were discovered and surround- Dinkins, between whom and himself row for JlbulaI be a catspaw for Bryan, Hcarst et al. body, they of Increase and decrease as that compared Inland to the capital of Abyssinia. in the cabinet. Then it was “Hon. P. C. Knox, Attorney General.” but had been a with proceed In this he displays his usual dignity and position ed by two squadrons of cavalry, quarrel. the corresponding week laet to state whether which at least year Ellis positively di obneil the other changes, one of sabres He also pardoned W. D. Freeman a Totals Include of wisdom. they cut their way through with clearings fifty-two other h.ul the commercial treaty between was Mr. Morton's action, ho It will be no news to the public wtteir contingent upon Body Found in Pickling Vat. watchman at a government distillery and cities. Canadian toata Include but it and polnards, losing live men. Nearly all clearings of the nlted Stales nnd Abyssinia, a deal was decided Im- seven told that Mr. Bryan bus done great upon definitely. warehouse, sentenced to two years’ other cities Canada. a reliable source June 24.—The their horses were scattered. to In, Inis been learned from the demo- It is expected further changes will take Indianapolis, Ind., They got for for killing more to make Judge Parker prisonment manslaughter Percentage. that the treaty Is In his possession. He- in the cabinet winter. Post- of George L. Gardner, ^ho was the hills where the Japanese cavalry was his cratic nominee than Mill. Belmont or any* place next body man who was attempting to force wrote a unable to find them, and they succeeded Inc. Dec. fore Ills departure Ellis lengthy Declaring that master General Payne will re- well known in Cincinnati politics, and into the warehouse to remove liquor. New York of Parker's adherents. probably way .... 6 relatives of Ixiomls ill the colors with much valu- .31.046,901,643 7 letter io one of the and men wero tire from the cabinet after the campaign. from his home in reiolning The President has commuted to principles were everything who disappeared impris- Chicago 153,736,853 .... 6.1 of the lat- able information. reciting the circumstances has been haranguing? He will be succeeded by National Chair- on was found onment for seven years, which will ex- Boston nothing Bryen Cincinnati April 1, today 113,222.983 6.8 ter's disappearance. The letter says that his teeth man Cortelyou. Moody' will the sentence of Claud*- E. crowds, wailing and gnashing Secretary in the Medical Col- pire July 1, Philadelphia 106,276,961 _ 7.3 late for several In the pickling vat Loomis remained up could have but one continue as a member of the cabinet only Report From Sakharoff. Helms, convicted in the Indian Territory St. I.ottls Parker. All of this was 49,578,947 12.7 and that therefore his absence of of Indiana. The body not nights that would be to the credit side? until the end the present administra- lege St. June 25—The of murder, and sentenced to effect and trie local authorities at Petersburg, general imprisonment Pittsburg 41.011 >699 .... 20 0 from his berth on the night the steamer tion or the fourth or fifth of March, next, identified by for life. Helms was a constable Baltimore of the Parker ledger. staff has received the following tele- deputy 2.9 .... was not noticed. and after held 21.392,311 touched at Plymouth when he will retire to enter upon the the time of death, being Lieutenant and killed a man who was resisting ar- Han gram from General Sakharoff Francisco. 26,982.052 9.7 _ Towards morning finding that Loomis practice of law In Boston. It is quite llke- several It was turned over rest. Goes to Bottom. for days under date of June 23: Cincinnati 26.880.600 13.9 was still absent. Kills notified the cap- Ferryboat that other changes will In ly take place state anatomical board and on June 22 Kansas 18.672.647 *1. Hosotofu fer- to the "At nightfall the Japanese City 11.1 _ tain and steward, and thoroughly search- Petersburg. June the event of Mr. Roosevelt’s re-election fit. the The a line four miles north HERR WINS THE FINAL. New Orleans 14,764.239 2.8 was he then given to college. body vanguard occupied ed every place. While Ellis here the Khoper river, but no authority exists at this time upon Louisville ryboat while crossing for of Senuchen, which extended from the 10,847.859 6.2 _ In conference with the to base a will be returned to Cincinnati was frequent which forecast upon them. [ Savannah the Don, sank with all ont seashore to the mountains through the Breaks 98 Out of a Possible 100 Birds 3,128,857 12.5 _ American embassy and the consulate gen- a tributary of Attorney General Knox’s letter of reslg- burial. of Llt- Denver!. 2.580,243 5.8 _ In the villages Blangpaitse, Tangtsln, From Twenty-Yard Line. eral. assisting telegraphic Inquiries board. Sixty bodies have been recovered siatug. Yongtsanatung and Wang Richmond 3.595.104 2.9 which wore made In the effort to locate are missing. Memphis .i 3,020.393 29.7 whereabouts of Loomis. and sixteen persons Tslaoshang. Indianapolis, Ind., June 24.—William H. the "A Japanese patrol endeavored unsuc- Washington 3.791,050 2.2 _ Herr of Concordia, a Worth PERDICARIS At MD VARLEY cessfully to penetrate our outposts. The Kan., professional, Fnrt 2.262,640 26.1 Atlanta ..... 2,243.980 night passed quietly. shooting from the 20-yard line, today 14.1 _ 23 the Augusta 1,058,734 81.1 "On the morning of June Japa- won the concluding event of the grand WARSHIPS GO TO the their Nashville 1,970,509 0.3 FRENCH nese resumed advance, front ARE NOW SA FEAT TANGIER American handicap shoot, breaking 9K of extending from Tavaja to the Kantak Birmingham 954.285 7.7 a possible 100 targets. Herr’s shooting river. Japanese warships were seen ofT | Macon ...» 262,453 49.8 HAY! I / was OF remarkable by reason of the ad- Little Rock INSULT shore. 716.935 0.5 _ RESENT 25. 12:55 a. m.—Ion of the fleet and numer- ! Tangier, June Perdl- ties, the admirals verse weather conditions with which he Knoxville "Our vanguards on June. 21-22 checked 1.298,875 1.2 _ who were His Moorish ser- had of j caris and Cromwell Varley cap- ous personal friends. the roads from Blu Yen to contend. Harvey McCurdy I Chattanooga. 739,706 25.6 the enemy along addition to a most have ar- demonstration of Fulton, N. an was sec- "f will be required. In the bandit Raisull, Just vants made a great and Y., 18-yard gun, Jacksonville 840.505 136.6 _ a meeting tured by to Hal Cheng. Lieutenant Enyberts j Paris, June L’4.—Following of the hands and ond with 95 breaks. sul s I ample apology. One i>t the ships Is joy. their master's In the swecj •Galveston 6,598,000 21.1 .... rived here. Perdlcaris very much fa- kissing three Cossacks were wounded. the council of ministers today It was of- water* of five i i.ut il squadron in West Indian ride, but he Is clothes. "The Japanese on June 22 had not events at 20 targets each. Dan | :Houston 10,193.644 19.9 tigued after his long says announced that the government will be to make the demand. Much credit is due to the two aherdets Pass. Morris of St. Paul. Minn., and C. M. Charleston 990.207 18.5 ficially designated moved out of the Chapan de- this afternoon to get back. of intended to send a warship to Hayti ! The semi-official Temps glad Wasan. Mulai All and Mulai Hamet. "There Is no particular change In the Powers of Decatur. 111., tied at 97 breaks. at the an article oft the necessity of put- la reception who time in •r*-- of the insult to Minister printed He greatly pleased have devoted considerable situation on the Peng Wang Cheng side of the scores were strung out today Totals I*. S.51,809.775,440 .... 4.9 mand redress ting an end to the incidents in Central accorded him by the townspeople, who their efforts to secure the success of the that the enemy has in the half hundred Totals outside of who was stoned by the palace with the exception mark. Depress, ami South America, similar to the ston- numbers. negotiations. Mulai All remained at hais- and Is building fortifi- New York. 762.873,797 2.3 This decision fol- met them in great been strengthened guaids on Wednesday. ing <»f Minister Deprez. The paper says: uli’s camp continuously, thus ensuring the Kai Pal Pass, twelve miles DOMINION OF CANADA. Perdlcaris suffered many hardships cations near Joe Walcott Get* Decision. Minister Delcasse’a presen- ‘It is that the Haytlen of the ; lowed Foreign indispensable safety lives of the captives, while to the southwest and is also making roads Montreal 19,691,850 .... 18.1 In the hands of Raisull although he circumstances of the assault government adopt decisive measure* to while Mulai Hamet traveled back and forth be- j In the direction Baltimore, June 24.-^Joe Walcott, col- tation of the from Feng Wang Cheng combat the anti-forelgn sentiment in he does not think that these were tween and to the council. »ays Tangier Benairs. of 8elutehang. ored, welter-weight champion of Ameri- Totals 51.331.710 .... 5.9 details are identical with those con- ilayti. punish those guilty of the present fault of the bandit chief and that he Mulai Hamet says b* arrived at the have retired •Not included In totals because contain- The the “The Japanese beyond ca, won the decision over Mike Donovan Press despatch offense and make the most ample apology of of Items tained In the Associateil every comfort possible under the Camp Zela, governor the Benimi’s on the Balmatsza-Llasslan ing other than clearings. of- had Ayangmen of Rochester, N. Y., in their from Port ou Prince. However, the and other suitable redress fhr the out- Arab tribe at 3 o’clock on June 23. but tonight ILnst week's total. circumstances. road." do not attach undue seriousness to rage." that the captives did not arrive until the ten-round boxing bout before the Eu- hclals to be as cheerful and reka the affair, particularly as It has been The Haytlent legation seeks to min- Varley appears morning of June 24. Athletic and Social club. Wal-l Girl Wife Diet. Another Demonstration. that Germany has shown a purpose imize the affair, which it attributes to a aa If he had Just returned from Nothing unusual occurred the cott had the better of tne r>out from noted bright during The nature of the few soldiers. of the Chicago, June 24.—A special to the Dally the start and in the fifth round landed Camp Hill, June 24.—(Special.)—Mra. of acting energetically. disorderly A a picnic. exchange prisoners who started will demand Is has been a M. Foster, aged died near redress which the warship The German embassy not yet Both Perdlcaris and Varley are much immediately for their respective homes. News from Che Foo says: hard right swing to me body which James 17, this morning. She was mar- not yet announced. The question of asking Informed of the intentions of Germany la thinner, especially the former who has The delay in turning over the pisoners "AnotBer demonstration took place off broke one of Donovan s ribs. The latter Dudleyville last Christmas. Mr. Foster la t for an Indemnity has been considered, regard to the stoning of the minister ot aged considerably. Perdlcaris was re- was apparently merely a mistake as to Port Arthur yesterday. Firing negai#from thereupon threw up his hands and with- ried but It has not been d»cld