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To the tollers of the night late cars By Associated Press.' By Associated Press. By Associated Press. Sept. By Associated Press. Special to The Herald,, appeal special force, CHEYENNE, Wyo., 4.—The SAX FRANCISCO, CHICAGO, Sept. 4—A telegram to with and hun- on Sept. 4 Tli«- Ariz., The SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 4.—"1 still ad- fty Ac«oelatftd Press. westbound Los Angeles limited the DOUGLAS, Sept. 4.— cam- Deneen from jthe state de- dreds of men whose work keeps them Union Pacific railroad was wrecked at atrlke of the car men on tbe United paign against the. Mexican revolution- here to my assertion made yesterday to Governor. CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—William J.'BryJ-.' midnight Railroads which, hove been completely partment stated that employed •until -long past are 2 o'clock this morning at Red'Butte, ary movement In this section, which The Herald that Glllett willreceive not late this afternoon an as a guest of the local Democracy looking beginning of forty miles west of Cheyenne. tied up alnce Aygtmt 26 wan practically waged for.several weeks, cul- no home coming warship was due by forward to the Including six coaches, ended tonight a moan has been less than 460 votes," said Walter Parker today delivered '"two addresses withinJ owl The entire train. when at meeting; minated this evening when a body of the wayof the Mediterranean for forty ' car service September 10. left engine and bag- rangers, by Captain tonight. "Glilett willbe nominated. on eight hours. . \u25a0' ,' the track and the the enrmen voted to return to work find directed \u25a0 Yesterday night work- gage Arizona or fifty days. : The contents • ofj the , His " a number of car turned over. .Fireman W. J. submit the queatlon of ivngex and hours Tom Rynning, raided a house In an the second ballot. The first ballot will iirst spe?ch, which was made at' personally expressed badly scalded. A tramp message forwarded 'to Assistant ers their thankn Cook was to a committee of arbitration. isolated section near the International be for tHe benefit of favorite sons." \u25a0 was a luncheon given in his honor, by (name unknown) was killed and an- • meetings have held the' to The Herald for its. steadfast advo- It Is; proponed, that- till*action will line where • been The and An- State's Attorney Barbour tonight. members of thelroquols club,; i' other fatally Injured. of late. . \u25a0 '• . . .words actions of the Los dealt cacy of late cars and expressed their Yesterday Angeles, Include not only the arbitration. of dlC- geles Republican boss organ- This complication, according to Mr. entirely with political and; the Los limited and the . Revolvers, a quantity of dynamite and other the Issues appreciation of Mr. Huntlngton's cortV- eastbound was derailed near Evanston, ferencea between the enrmen some Incendiary were Barbour, will necessitate the sending of economic questions 'day. Wyo., the engine over, corapnny bnt nlno those of thellnenten, and literature ization men indicate either that Parker ' of^ the pliance with wishes thousands. and turned but discovered' in the house. a man from the state's attorney's office \u25a0 the of accident. ' knows for a certainty that the machine The second speech, which was made no one was badly hurt in that electricians, flremen and conntructlon About the same hour that the. search to the Pew realize the number of men whose today on program Is be carried out or that he bring back defaulting bank pres- at a banquet given in'hls honor by The accident occurred the workcru now on strike. was being made, officers stationed to • begins early evening and • became ident, \u25a0 Paul \u25a0 O.; jStensland, now under the^ work in the double track and the line : The resolution adopted by the union about town arrested twelve men who is. making a tremendous bluff. Those - Jefferson club.^ was devoted to National' at 1 2 In for other trains. Tangier. ' ends or o'clock the morn- blocked provides the' matter must first be are alleged to be members of. the revo- well acquainted with Parker say that arrest in Vy..' Commltteeman' Roger C.v Sullivan' "of,' ing. \u25a0' . Among the Injured were: lutionary party. These men, It Is de- Attorney Barbour . E. Barber, .Angeles; to strike committee of whenever he Is uncertain about any- Assistant State's Illinois, whose resignation !Mr. Bryan" \u25a0 waiters, Charles' ..Los submitted the. clared, prosecuted the embraces patrolmen, \u25a0\u25a0 will be under earlier made' a.demand on the United t > .The'llst strain and bruise of back. : of , , \u25a0 thing he Is -proverbial oyster, demanded bii ,who was bby.yy ' . Cal,; the seven affiliated unions the em- neutrality law. .•*...•»\u25a0\u25a0- % .'\u25a0 \u25a0.- like the States government for a 'warship \to i indorsed . clerks, newspaper men, tele- Mrs. K. Dodge, Long Beach, . < bank L. ployes United; 'Among'- tonight he gives figures recent I \u25a0\u25a0 ' eye. • • ,'. oh the Railroads forratl-, | the number "arrested and that only when he bring Stensland back.' the state convention which also operators, night watchmen, jan- bruised under left '\u25a0\u25a0•'. '\u0084.'.. Salcido,., jan agitator^ J graph Crosher, ' Angeles; fleatlon, but no opposition is expected was Abram. who can place his finger on*the necessary The request was sent by Mr. Barbour declJirud ?n favor of Mr: Bryan 'as' the^ itors,' firemen, railway . Isabelle' Los -neck led Morend years ago ' following -series clerks in of- injured. '• ;' of the the strike a few '.\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 is, '..'. to Governor Deneen a next Democratic nominee president, ' i • and itIs believed tjiatthe strike and who, was later Imprisoned. \u25a0 votes.' communications between the state for fices, hotel employes and many others. thlrty-flve passengers were ' of. My. Bryan only \u25a0 About carmen as well as those of the other Consequently his assertion that Gll- and Acting Secretary of i not; scored Sullivan experience of many up and but none of them formally be to- Expect Toronto Orders executive State and .".'lt' has been the shaken fcruised Hans ' Bangs, unions will ' • 'declared oft wl(l be nominated Adee, Washington. his political methods" unmercifully,; beyond the was seriously IInjured. , these lett on the second at but that their work kept them engineer, to post and morrow. As a result of arrests the au- .meaning Mr.' Barbour urged the seeming peril informed the Democrats present, the stuck his was by National thorities, It Is Bald, have received, in- ballot 'must be construed as ! - many delegates livingtime of the 12:30 o'clock cars not badly Injured, although loco- Forced of bringing Stensland across foreign of whom were to the j the tonight formation that members of the revolu- that the organization has arranged -not prisoner might recent state convention, they, they home else thirty feet down The action of the carmen was Douglas countries where; the that if ' and ;either walked or motive rolled• an em- practically by tionists' junta in have been only of the prospect accepted Mr. they \u25a0' not ho- bankment. forced their national or- orders to take for the defeat Pardee buf also suddenly balk at of re- Sullivan could . engaged a room at some downtown ganization and is a complete backdown expecting from Toronto most turning to the States. Moreover Indorse him in any way. .He Informed The accident, It is believed, was up and enter Mexico. for the humiliating of Ruef. The United . tel or lodging house. rails. from the position taken at amass meet- ' arms Mr.Barbour asserts that Stensland may them emphatically that he would have, caused by spreading ofthe The activity of the officers who have significant remark made by Parker was approval -At 'the present time the promised ing several days ago. . . killhimself, and points out with vigor none of the of the Democrats' It was persistently rumored during been .endeavoring to thwart the plans while he was looking over a table of of Illinois and that he repudiated late service will not benefit hun- of 'agitators here, It Is learned, the- advisability of. having Stensland their! car the day that President W. D. Mahon of the votes paper brought to this country recent indorsement of him. dreds of men who work In the mechan- PANIC ON TOP-HEAVY BOAT Is to thft revelations of West published in a favorable to back as a fed- the Amalgamated Association of Street due a eral prisoner on board ofa warship. . Applaud ;leal departments of the three morning Railroad Employes of America, with Indian' who came here from Cananea Pardee.. Speaker papers, but the men hope for a 3 Little Craft Has Perilous Adventure to the "Alameda, 76 votes for Pardee," Attorney General Stead and Assistant Not sign of disapproval which the local union is affiliated, had warn them that revolutionists he State's Attorney Barnett were busy to- a was' given V o'clock car to be added after the suc- on Niagara River Following back to were planning an attack on all the softly. "Yes, him by the . assembled Democrats during' and ordered the men work under on read we'll concede 76 day preparing a petition to President Bryan's speech cess of the 1o'clock 2 o'clock cars Slight Explosion revoking their charter. This towns the border. him to the Mr. and his announce- threats of votes from Alameda— unless we need Roosevelt asking see that ment that repudiated are demonstrated. By Press. was denied by the union leaders, who, government of Morocco to he the. Associated they had re- Sarabla Disclaims Rebellion some of them." The hint waß backed Is asked turn ment o£ the Illinois state indorse-/ Telegraphers Are Pleased BUFFALO, Sept. Two women however, admitted that the over to the United States convention- 4.— ceived a telegram Mahon, thu By Press. by a characteristic twinkle of his eye. prisoner which had Indorsed Mr. Sullivan was I Persons receive, and 250 panic Btrickeii from Associated authorities without delay. This petition who or send tele- were scalded contents of which they refused to give LOUIS, Sept. Sarabia, greeted with applause. grams from either the Western Union passengers spent about half an hour ST. 4.—Manuel Gillett Is Confident willbe Bent to Washington along with In his afternoon out, but which caused them to call a in charge of the Mexican Junta during the address Mr.Bryan* or Postal Telegraph . offices seldom on the little steamer Koeber on the meeting tonight. Congressman Glllett expresses him- other documents, Including bench said regarding the recent • mass the absence of the leader, Antonio Vil- warrants utterances realize the number of men employed Niagara river. lareal, self confident of nomination on the sec- for the arrest of Stensland. In New York on government owner- taking or sending messages to all parts The injured women are Mrs. August Mahon Disapproved Strike who Is said to be In New York ond ballot and declares the entire op- ship of the railways: • . G. Lurser of visiting a sick brother, does not know . \ of the country during the night hours. Schenback and Mrs. P. Before the carmen struck it was said position cannot muster over 406 votes "I stated what Ithought with.the. night shift at the Western Tonawanda. Both are badly burned anything of alleged revolutionists or out of 825. he MEXICANS A expectation On the that Mahon wired his tacit disapproval plans. the Pardee still claims SEIZE SMACK that everybody else would' Union.about two score men are busy but willrecover. of contemplated stating their . will be renomlnated, but says Ruef exercise the steamer left their action "Neither our party In St. Louis nor same freedom In the dis- until long after midnight. When the Tonawanda ithat the first principle of the national holds the balance of power, while Ruef While Lying at Anchor Near Arenas cussion of the question. Iwas to "wires heavy" many Edgewater, a resort on GrarM which, our paper advocates anything like the my led -.When the are for organization Is arbitration by methods reported in the Arizona dis- merely nays the result is in doubt. Reef, Becalmed, Transport conclusions by the corruption of the of the operators are compelled to miss Island, most of the 260 passenger* according to the contract between the Hayes says nothing and Porter is people of the United States by the rail- 'their, last car and remain over night crowded on the upper deck. This made company, disputes patch," declared Sarabia. "We advo- equally reticent. Progresso Acts ways as carmen and the all cate working for great reforms in ' • Ihave seen it. at some hotel. The addition of the 1 the steamer top-heavy and the sulft to be settled. Reports say that Porter has not By Associated Press. "Iam opposed to centralization, and; rough water middle were Mexico, but want only the ballot and . GALVESTON, Tex., Sept. o'clock and 2 o'clock cars willprove of current and In the The resolution adopted by. the union power and not force agreed to accept the second place on 4.—A because Ibelieve that the state can advantage to of the Niagara caused her to reel labor strike used, been received by Mana- do these men. river after several hours of heated discus- anything way the ticket, but the organization is con- cablegram has best that which concerns the state E. Nye, night operator at heavily. The passengers rushed from provides or in the of rebellion." he Hayes and ger J. W. Munn the Gulf Fisheries alone, E. chief to sion ' for an arbitration board fident will-. Pardee. Ruef of because Ibelieve In the doctrine the Western Union, said last night: "I side to side of the deck, adding the of three members, one chosen by the held a conference today, but this fact company of this city from the captain of self government, therefore prefer \u25a0 I very pleased to unsteadiness of the boat. carmen, by not who Alao, which states that of having the was much read of the burst, envelop- one the United Railroads IN BEHALF OF ADOLPH WEBER did disturb Parker, intimated of the smack that instead all railroads* success of The Herald in securing owl Suddenly a steam pipe and' these two to select the third. that might wake up and find that vessel has been seized by the owned by the federal government, \u25a0" passengers steam. Ruef we cars. It will help us wonderfully. As ing the in a cloud of The strike committee will meet to- Which Controverts about fiftyof his delegates gone. Mexican transport, Progresso, while should have the local lines owned by '\u25a0 now, many night Idismiss at The excitement grew Into a panic. morning and ratifies Affidavit Is Filed' If Victor of Diego is lying at anchor, beclamed, close In to state governments it Is a swung morrow If It the Shaw San nom- and only the trunk!: least ten or more men in time to catch The captain his boat toward action of the carmen, it will arrange Testimony In Murder Case at inated for the appellate court of the Arenas reef. lines owned by the federal government. interfered, of course, with the work, mainland and with the aid of the cur- with President Calhoun as to what Auburn second Attorney Webb The captain also states that ho' and remaining district General A Prediction Verified «* crowds heavily upon the others rent and with the steam in all unions, By Press. Shaw not his son are in friendly hands and that left boiler, reaching time other as well as the Associated will be renomlnated. If is hardly repetition of "I in the office. Often the men are com- the succeeded in a carmen shall return to work. Sept. 4.—A startling nominated, San there will .be a the was told in Europe that when dock, where passengers SACRAMENTO, Samuel F. Smith of and cruelty .woujd pelled to secure a room at a hotel and the landed. of Adolph Weber, Diego, to succeed Webb, J. W. Tag- Imprisonment practiced on Ireturned home I find a great Victory for Calhoun affidavit in behalf sailors of the Galveston, many more people friendly the 'price of a room eats heavily into awaiting execution on conviction of gart of. San Bernardino and M. T. American tome than one's salary. Toward the The ending of the strike is virtually Allen Angeles to Pensncolu and Mobile fishing,smacks there had been at some previous period end of the having murdered his mother at Au- of Los are certain re- my night's .work the operators naturally GRANITE REPUBLICANS ELECT a victory for President Calhoun, who seized by the Mexican' government a of career. It was suggested has burn, was filed with Governor Pardeo ceive the nominations. few months ago. that become nervous when the time arrives taken the stand from the first that W. S. Klngsbury of Los Angeleß for Continued on paare? tyro. getting has Son of Senator Redfield Proctor he not today. seizure of three smacks, for the last car home. It would treat with the carmen or of Pernley, Ne- surveyor general and Theodore Sum- Since the Interfered, of course, Plurality of arbitrate until they returned to work. Mrs. Isabel Potter time ago, they have continued to wit hthe work. Claims a county, deposes that she resided merland of Los Angeles for railroad some With the beginning of the two late President Calhoun stated tonight that vada prear- fish In the same localities,' but have 15,000 Votes he all the at Auburn and that when she heard commissioner are parts of the carefully THE on the principal lines the oper- would take carmen back and of flre to ranged slate. observed the three mile DAY'S NEWS \\ra By fi'.ors can generally make the 1 o'clock Associated Press. could also use all the men he has im- the first alarm she ran her Other nominations ex- limit set out by Secretary Root as free Sept. 4.-Fletcher D. front gate, about 350 yards from and pected by the machine are the renomin- In this 'i\r.; Ifthey mis* that there Is another MONTPELIER. ported. home. ation Secretary State Curry; water for all fishermen. case FORECAST icA\ hour, later." Proctor, son of United States Senator opposite the Weber She heard of of the captain states he had become be- one Proctor, governor a scream and then saw a woman's face treasurer, W. R. Williams, Fresrio; For Los Angeles and vicinity: H.J..Thompson, assistant night chief, Redfleld was elected Instruction, calmed and drifted into within about of today by a large majority. STRIKE BREAKERS FIRE AT MOB at a window which she afterward superintendent of public - off Cloudy Wednesday, remarked: "I am sure the owl car Vermont bedroom. Hyatt, clerk of one and one-half miles the shore fresh west The Republican organization at 10 learned was In Mrs. Weber's lidward Riverside: the and dropped anchor to await sufficient wind. service , will pay. As soon as people his The the window cried: supreme court, Gaughey, Mendo- Maximum temperature in • they catch the o'clock tonight claimed that plural- Bullets Answered Repeated Throwing woman at F. L. wind to move out of the fishing grounds realize that can 1 Clement of Rutland, "Save me, save! For God's sake clno; state printer, W. W. Shannon. Los Angeles yesterday, 79 degrees; o'clock or the 2 o'clock cars they will ity over Perclval of Missiles by Sympathizers when taken by the Mexican vessel. minimum, the Independent and Democratic candi- save me!" Opponents of the machine will not Manager Munn notified Secretary 60 degrees. patronize them more and more. It will 16,000. By Associated Press. Mrs. further says that at this oppose Judge J. McKlnley for chair- enable night workers to rent or buy date, would exceed Potter W. Root of the seizure. normal Republican plurality in SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The first time not than one minute had of the convention. The Los An- little homes in the suburbs Instead of The more man " Vermont Isabout 21,000. shots In the carmen's strike were fired elapsed from the sounding of the first geles delegation willhold a caucus at .- being- cooped up In some downtown this evening by strike breakers at the that lower story of the morning. — . The men here In the Western Scattered returns received from two alarm and the 10 o'clock tomorrow ESTABLISH BUDDHIST TEMPLE I—Owl1 Owl car pleases workers. 'room.. congresshlonal districts of the state in- United Railroads car barn at Turk and Weber home was then in flames, which — pleased .Union are more than at the Foster Fillmore and resulted in the ar- second story, enabling 2 Warsaw troops surround garden. by Huntlngton dicate that both Representative streets Illuminated the ANOTHER VIE WOF SITUATION Zen Priest Reaches San Francisco — action taken Mr. and Burlington (Rep.) in the First, and rest of John Poole, a guard from New her to see- the woman at the window. 3 Labor war Is taken to -they have watched The Herald cam- of York, prosecution With Four Disciples From court. , Representative Haskins of Brattleboro -on the charge of assault to mur- The evidence of the was Choice 'paign with Interest. (Rep.) Second, der. that when the first alarm sounded only Asoclated Press Declares No Japan s"I feel additional night will In the have been re- sure cars elected by the usual large majority. .A wild and noisy mob of about 2000 a slight blaze could be seen and this Likelyion First Ballot By Associated Press. be put on later and possibly later car* Returns towns of 246 surged around the car house all day. the clothing of the murdered By Associated Press. run to places like Colegrove and Hoi- from 100 out came from VICTORIA.B. C, Sept. 4.—A Budd- — that the legislature will be over- Intense excitement reigned at times. people which had been set afire in the CRUZ, Sept. 4.—That there missionary, Solato, Enja- lywood," show the the of the SANTA hist from the 7 Southern California nevwJjKMM whelmingly Republican. Several riots occurred d>urlng hope of concealing evidence will be a spirited struggle for the kujltemple at Kamamura, Japan, ar- 8—Markets. Pedley Also Approves Up to 10 p. m. it was known that afternoon and it required the utmost murder. The prosecution also contend- nomination for governor grows more rived here today by the steamer Tango seventy-five Demo- efforts of a detail of twenty-one police ed, •, by circumstantial evi- • 9—Classified advertisements. 1 :.The owl cars will:benefit fully a Republicans, twelve fortified evident as the time for the opening Maru on his way to San Francisco to ... any dence, rela- . \u25a0 Independents \u25a0, score at the Postal Telegraph office. crats and six were elected. officers to'maintain semblance of that Weber first killed his of the Republican state convention to- establish' a.Buddhist temple there. 10— Railroad news. - The Inability to reach 'their homes order. tives and carried their bodies down morrow afternoon approaches. The priest, who is of the Zen sect of The shooting was the culmination of Stairs where he set' flre to them. the opinion expressed Buddhists, is accompanied by after the 12:30 o'clock cur has greatly at On all sides Is four dis- ' the efforts on the part of strike breaker The fact that even this late day governor will be ciples and Interpreter. Warship may convey Banker inconvenienced night.shift and TABI.K OP 'I'HMI'I'UIATUIIKS part testimony at that no choice for an : •Btens- great hardship. guards to drive away a of the that a woman was seen first ballot and many of home a prisoner. •< :£.£*«sh|r*t«l*2 worked upon upper the made on the' land as M, Pedley, night operator Bins, crowd which had crawled the an window while house was . closely touch with Boise Irrigation constress oralse . C. chief at City, Mtu. surrounding barn, wrapped flames considered those who are In progress Cali- the (Postal, said the owl cars would L.tiM Augeles 711 00 fence the from In Is im- party matters vouchsafe the opinion fornia's with,irrlKatlon. . operators Vuniii 103 Ti which vantage point they Invited the portant. may help* wonderfully the em- ••> to ex- , that there be a deadlock. FIX STATE TAX LEVY . foreign:- ployed at night. .lii.k.onvlll.- »2 7