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VOL. XXV.—NO. 345. THURSDAY MORNIN3, DECEMBER 11, 1902.— TEN PAGE. PRICE TWO CEXT3^{^?vg^^». f LOBBYING FOR NAUCHT DAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED TWO SHOPLIFTERS CHEN'S BRIDE-ELECT -vicinity: ENGLAND AND GERMANY Weather for St., Paul and Fair Friday. :;. .; . _ NOW IN today. and - NICELY REIGNS PARIS •* NABBED DOMESTIC— . ismi \u25a0\u25a0mmu-j \u25a0* \u25a0«.!\u25a0 j*jPj!~> mmmmMßmmmmgmmmgmmggg^ _.'"J PiA., i .'m'?4^rrTiigiß^i^.*?£i£H^^t|i™'",|,„7^ ¥ ""Villi H i,, imi „, ,i.'- Anglo-German fleet enters harbor of La M^||A fjQp^^^.r»^cs^^^^*-"'yVi;'i, ''i' |T» ' "nil1..:;ji.Uiji\u25a0b>i..-«hiiii\u25a0'.\u25a0''^MJ^^L^fiaH AT WAR WITH VENEZUELA Guaira, Venezuela. President Castro ap- up peals to "Venezuelans '*.to 'take arms THEY STEAL- VALUABLE AS- against ' allied •: powers. .' - TRACHAN CLOAKS AT THE .Labor union in New Jersey asks for : Unavailing Opposition to the an injunction against corporation.- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'_.'\u25a0;' GOLDEN RULE. STORE Two New York silk importers are in- Combined Anglo-German Fleet En- I,- :' . Immigration Bill in dicted for Ialleged -customs frauds. ;\u25a0_ . .--/ Reciprocity convention opens at De- troit. ' ters the Harbor of L Guaira and Congress _ i . f '"- » Alleged attempt- to end miners' strike ARE CAUGHT WITH THE by _ bribery ,is told of by; witness before GOODS IN A "TELESCOPE" anthracite": commission.._.,:''' "" - the Landing of Marines Begins ;^i Heber R. "Bishop, largely interested in Minnesota railroad and ' iron • properties,' fyfX-^^-- M -i § IT SEEMS EOUND TO PASS dies-in New York. Iv,''-' Ifla? - "\r -fit.- II Women First Purloin a Valise on the POLITICAL— :'.\u25a0:\u25a0 -{( :: •-"-'•'.".'\u25a0'.. itf-gjgiiil^^^^^^^^^^EjH Ss7^- J-^ II -Dr. Babcock again refuses to call special Ground /Floor, and .Then Proceed to Mm^^^BJll^^f speakership caucus _ . ' Fill It-in the Cloak. Department— CASTRO CALLS VENEZUELANS TO ARMS is -Steamship and Railroad Lines Trying Third speakership -candidate,; move Saleswoman Pretends Not to See the said to emanate from Johnson camp. ' "\u25a0' : " To ' Defeat the /'v-^f ' Act. ':- - j Senator..Spooner,: of Wisconsin, says he - Measure -will accept re-election. 1 \u25a0• ; v% Without making the i : slightest % at- Representatives of the Allied Powers Break : Up "LOCAL—"-' --V tempt to work under S cover,"- Mrs. Myra "' tried State fair has a . balance on hand of Ayers and :Mrs.^Nellie; Saunders $31,000 for to shoplift --\u25a0_ two valuable astrachan > the South American Warships ffesj Seize— $55,000 after expending per-;, Rule manent improvements. coats at \ the Golden department THEY DO NOT WANT store ;'\u25a0' late \u25a0" yesterday ( afternoon. They TO LOSE BUSINESS : Water commissioners : put 'in j a bill of had all but accomplished their purpose United "States rMinister Secures the Release $700,000 against'- the "city. for. .water con- clerks. when detected by one of:. the i!)'" 7 ~- :aa||ateM^7; II sumed by municipal departments. . / Both -women were arrested by Detec- of British and German Prisoners. Creamery men hold their annual session tives . Daly. and Sweeney as' they were about to leave the store with their at the state capitol. .:.'"'. ; plunder. , .;•". :; ' Educational Test Clause Will Probably Local tea importers relieved at the pass- held . During the "busy, closing hour, be- Senate, Order to age by the house of bill releasing tea o'clock, women Be Stricken Out In free 'of duty after tween 5 and 6 the two GUAIRA, com- had been charged with care of the in bonded warehouses . the Before going to the LA Dec. 10.—The ' the Have No Hitch, Will Probably Adopt Jan. 1. entered store. British and German subjects in Venezuela, - cloak department they are said to have bined Anglo-German fleet' is entering" but President Castro was unwilling at Clause Prohibiting the and ' the House Grain men- of Milwaukee, Superior a large "telescope" from one of are not first:to recognize his authority. Finally Dakota a combine "against stolen this harbor and the first vessels the 'minister s convinced him' that Sale of Liquor in 4 the Capitol. North "fcrm the counters on j the main 'floor. Then -Ihe wa3 Minneapolis to secure inspection under .they..' went to the cloak department and SOO feet from the custom house. The acting within his, rights, and President Wisconsin \u25a0.'.- some as- landing begun. Castro consented, with reluctance, to re- law. asked to be shown seal and: of marines has lease the principal prisoners. . garments. * ... | Probate judges of the .state hold their trachan . --'." .-",-': '". :~ "-, .""' -\u25a0-' Up i Mr. Bowen will insist upon the Special to The Globe. Ayers was fitting one of " Told to Take Arms. release, annual\u25a0 convention. :..-.. v.•'- ""\u25a0 's": \u25a0• . While Mrs. of the remainder. Mr. Bowen wishes to] WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 10.— accomplice boldly placed gov- play coats, her U----: -'..\u25a0: :*\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-.-.•.' : --.." ."\u25a0 \u25a0 the part peacemaker : Wealthy parents of Private W. A. Alli- the! . ;*|:if--:;''-' -V^: > . ''77' " 'i.":„ :.-:~3^i:-' Ili; PARIS, Dec. 10.A Venezuelan of between -the largest lobby known in Washington for an astrachan garment,-valued \ at $50, principals In this dispute and the„state son.»Fort Snelling, make, inquiries as to ernment communication to its repre- department/: after considering: years is here working to defeat the recently, into • the valise. The; saleswoman's - at- his state-: "social status of the ,girl he mar- was by cus- protests that ments, has decided that. he may do this : passage immigration 'It is ried. V;.,--;-;.- ' ,\u25a0'•;•. tention demanded another sentatives here "... Great only upon application from Venezuela of the bill. * ~r tomer, and jin her absence Mrs. Ayers for. composed of the representatives of the '- Britain and Germany, acting in concert, his ,good offices, and if the same shall be. Mayor A. ; A. Ames is still at large. -• slipped off the coat she had tried on acceptable rep- steamship : an act of hostility in to the British and German trans-Atlantic and Oriental Game and fish commission will recom- and proceeded to place, it "in the tele-' have committed resentatives. " ; : ' ;\ • -: | . ; \u25a0..-" ' - - lines and of the trans-continental rail- mend to legislature an -appropriation for scope with the other garment. a manner as arbitrary as it is unprece- -/•It was said at "the British and German- way lines which see in the enactment creation of.. a museum ".,'at -he fish embassies today, that-the action of-Presi- the . Saleswoman Gets Wise. nSts-ftfp'rzrf'fi'.- -'Z'^f . ..--.-\u25a0.- --. -—&.P&y F dented by the seizure of Venezuelan dent/Castro in ordering the arrest: of all' of the measure an immense reduction hatchery* ''\u25a0"'•. V-"\u25a0 V-".. -,-/%" She all -but accomplished her pur- y-XyJ vessels lying at La Guaira. '.../.. ..: subjects of the British and German gov- '. lobby Street car company promises to im- ill?7",= 7" -J ernments in I Caracas was without prece- in their revenues. This is most pose. The saleswoman returned just indig- - prove the service on the Mississippi street the woman packing The communication says that dent In the history of civilized countries, active and is workingopenly. Its mem- in time to see the supposedly and West St.' Paul line. .';.'-\u25a0-'- ' „ : i..- :; in is at its highest at peace with each other, and frankly say they are opposed to - valise with the valued coat." Pretend- * " nation Venezuela bers the theft, |Sil I that -such action would be regarded as immigration bill because it is a Two women boldly steal a, couple of as- ing not to have noticed the Si =$f f pitch, and the government is resort- sufficient ground for a declaration of war. the - trachan cloaks in the Golden store, left department In- passenger Rule saleswoman the cloak ing justifiable reprisals. ar- Members of the diplomatic corps here, menace to their business. and are arrested with the goods in their and informed Manager W. H. Springer to It has deed regard it as being such a declaration attempt m- _ There is no to conceal self possession. v *' '__' _, ;s- of the woman's '\u25a0 strange actions. ;. .;\u25a0 rested the resident subjects of both in- itself. v . Detectives Daly;and Sweeney were terest. RAILROADS— "'\u25a0 ' hostile countries- and has seized the t' "} called,- -just as the women were SEIZURE OF THE FLEET. There is a general impression that ''/.""'" and : railways undertakings be- -:f the immigration bill will pass the sen- Western 'PPassenge r*: association :.. may about to leave; the store they placed and other \u25ba :.--•»--' -- Destroyed become member., protective associa- them The valuable as- longing Venezuelan Vessels as Soon as ate before the end of the session. It ' of _. under arrest. to them. -'; ';\u25a0.•./':"'-^- J--^'..r ; .-~; trachan coats were found pos- ii.;. captured. passed by tion. -• ~'.y~ in their At the same time, adds the communi- .. was the house last session. " session, -; 1 Santa directors to consider acquis!-^ -~->ev>- • LA GUAIRA,- Venezuela, Dec. - 10.—- The educational test clause will prob- Pc police last night the cation, President Castro has appealed. captured tion of new lines..., > , .-:"-v At the station German and four British cutters then the ":-•-. - * they were drunk when . the •'\u25a0\u25a0 Venezuelan fleet yesterday.-"t They ably be stricken out and The position of '-in view women said that to the Venezuelan people to take up - a law, even to the railroads they attempted to steal the coats. They went alongside the Venezuelan vessels measure will become of thi increase in traffic ;is \u25a0 discussed. arms. He has decreed" a general am- ordered them to surrender, and the by the temperance both reside in St. Paul,' but refused to MISS NELLIE YU. : and clause Inserted Initial roads, will , comply with advance Ayers nesty for all political \ offenses and has H without a shot being fired the British and members of the the give their house address. - Mrs. - fleet in the house prohibiting made by Eastern "roads on export flour. is thirty-five years of age, while Mrs. German .feces seized the of liquor capitol. The ordered the restitution of the,.confis- t •nume- of the German emperor and the sale in the Southern Pacific switchmen are granted Saunders gave her age as twenty- king of England. $&Two of the vessels placed this extraneous provision increase She Wed Chinese cated; property of Venezuelan citizens. house and put -on. hour basis. J '''"\u25a0: eight. '\u0084/.\u25a0'\u25a0' ''."'"',' --.-.;' -':' :-.t %'' Will Minister. \u25a0 which :- were undergoing repairs were -.- in the btll expecting that the senate St. ex- arrested last•"'-'June, charg- broken up The' German cruiser Pan- B Louis Terminal association is ito Both were WASHINGTON, D. C, costumes women DEMONSTRATION AT CARACAS. : during would strike it out, but senators .say pend large i sums fpr ' improvements for ed with disorderly conduct, and spent Dee. »t 10.— modish of the French : ther • steamed into the harbor They deeply of fashion. :v-'X'.";-": -.'-"'" '.\u25a0\u25a0•>--•> "~~::; these proceedings with her decks,'clear--. they are not prepared to bear the world's fair. „ " ' • thirty days in the workhouse.;. Washington is interested in the Speeches -ed action.',"" • \u25a0 now charged grand larceny. Her feet have never been bound. ; This Violent Made! and German Tor The Venezuelan steamers odium which would attach to their ac- sport— v. -, are with personality of Miss Yu, the enable : much greater were taken outside the harbor, and. 2, v :T bride-elect willf her to take a" <:„\u25a0\u25a0 .Legation Stoned." .' .\u25a0/ morning they out the house 'of new tOL._thts life" of capital . o'clock this the General Crespo, tion if struck National league gives.'. its playing - the ..Chinese minister ~ j)aota4au-tha < social the , ; out .' bandage's applied to WILEMSTAJ3, Curacao, iDec. 10.— Tutmo and .Margarita: were sunk. The schedule for the 1903 season. country, • Sir Liang Chen. ';' She is than If had been Ossun was \u25a0 only, vessel spared,' in clause. ;-"=>;?\u25a0' ' but they usually There was a great patriotic : demonstra- the viewJ There is a growing suspicion""*•> Michigan university diplomatic her feet, as are to ; Chinese )in "night of the protest-made by the French 'charge V that faculty puts* bet- B, little known to the set in " '; tion Caracas at 8 o'clock last H. BISHOP DIES women of < high, caste. t c_ .-\u25a0"'. ...*"• d'affaires, iH. . Quievreux,: who. notified-the the friends of the lobby are seeking to ting, under the ban. >'. •<\u25a0;-" Washington. Sir Liang Chen is very wealthy. He when the news arrived ;that the British commodore ;of the- allied r fleet that the delay passage by and German warships | had % seized the property, the of the bill ob- Fight" for downtown 'ball' park will be For several years she -has lived in is bringing a retinue jjj of sixty ; people ; ." Ossun is the J of a French man.. structive tactics, but it is not believed taken up at. council .'committee, meeting with him. Shortly -after he arrives Venezuelan . war vessels at' La Guaira.. ".-/.t 10 o'clock fast evening; 130 German Paris, where,her ffat]}er is Chinese min- : proceeded ' IN NEW YORK Chinese;legation Violent speeches were ; delivered. The sailors • were landed * and -r> to they strong enough prevent this afternoon. A"' will be com- will be to ister, be as/ thor- the new. populace % to . the palace rt'of Cardenal, a suburb of La Guaira." in.which - ' Riders drop and she is said to pleted, : and' it is : expected that he -will marched S is the residence of German Con- its passage. . continue to out of six-day * Castro, It. situated ... bicycle oughly Parisian as a" Chinese maiden \u25a0 : bride-to-be President who /.addressed i sul Lentz, whom, with- his family,.-they.<• grind' at New York. tl ; ..'- entertain-vl lavish%.' His . v French, and The mob/then moved on to the Ger- escorted back. to La v Guaira and ' •¥" can jever hope to be. She": is a perfect speaks English and - un- were \u0084 BUSINESS— -\ doubtedly be ; conspicuous man legation,".. shouting , "Death to : the placed on board the warship Vineta.-" At type of Chinese "Beauty and this beauty ' will in the '\u25a0 Struggle control of Colorado. Fuel Was Millionaire Heav- occasion the of;the. capital. Germans" The windows : were shat- 5 O'clock this morning ' a landing party - over X oii with social life ; .;.-.',',,;•'" \u25a0\u25a0 she accentuates tered with stones and attemptsSwere: of- thirty British". seamen „went -to \u25a0 tho CHOICE RELIG & Iron company ends, in; compromise. ," . British ' the Brit- 1 - made to force, the doers, but the latter consulate and conducted Wheat opens higher, but closes at a ily Interested in Minne- resisted these efforts," and Mme. yon ish consul. R. Schunck, and his. family B» 11L* '-etfleH»"!Ea\i I a Pa loss. Corn fains and loses. on Troard the Retribution. ':•-.;» -: '\u25a0!• wheat Pilgrim-Baltazzi, the wife of the Ger- The German and, British La - •• a residents at k %J it Ivsiaxl'i i*.%J%B £ s Stocks are unusually active and heavy sota Properties. man charge d'affaires, who has ,been Guaira have also been arrested, • with - the •\u25a0"'"• selling causes violent declines. VAST SCHEIE OF REBECCA SWEARS il ill in bed for the past two months, and •exception of i Messrs. ' Fieldwick. " Prince WASHINGTON— therefore could not leave Caracas with and Lepage, the English directors of'the NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Heber "Regi- her husband, was thus jsaved from vio- \u25a0 harbor corporation, who barricaded them- of wheat is 99.7. \u25a0 selves "in their houses. • They have, bet" Condition winter nald Bishop, retired -merchant . and lence. '/. The crowd then marched to the - . Great. educational center is to be es- EDUCATION VENGEANCE DIRE residence rescued by the forces of the allied pow- Historical Society to Have the banner, died- at his residence here tonight German consulate and to the ers and'have been taken on board the tablished in Washington. \u25a0- [ 1*,\,~ Koehler, stoning the after a lingering illness. \ of Dr. again win- Retribution..- The Englishmen's 'houses It is believed -immigration bill will be- \u25a0_.">\u25a0'\u25a0'-' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.-'\u25a0 -'*•"\u25a0"•' dows and attempting^ to / force an en- surrounded by Venezuelan police- Wheel of the Mr. Bishop was born in Medford, Mass., - I \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'':\u25a0. J '"*'•'-\u25a0.'\u25a0/ were . Frigate come law despite efforts of strong steam- came of an old Massachu- trance. The police made .nor effort to men, -but when a party 0f.320 sailors was \u25a0 in 1840, and • ship and lobby. -. \u0084 disperse :-?.' landed at 5 o'clock in -the afternoon' and railroad -. . setts family of English descent/ 'He re- Existing Schools Mrs, the demonstration. Fund to Aid Bristol Will Prosecute The excitement was : still,, intense marched to their release, the policemen . Minneapolis. ceived his first business training in Bos- I night gov- made no resistance and the inmates were r when; at 10 o'clock, at the \u25a0 .' ton and when still a young man estab- all the -conducted to -the Retribution without STOP THE ex-, *• and Colleges- Without Her Husband on the ernment ordered the arrest of trouble. < The British, war- TO COAL lished the great sugar refining and residents. and German ; Bishop & Co., at Reme- German land English; One ships, however, in the meantime, had porting house of later \u25a0'." 205 persons, prominent in for action., dies, Cuba. -'"--.•-'\u25a0-. ':-\u25a0.-\u25a0] "V^/-;;;Restrictions.\u25a0/^ '\u25a0''..;.; Change ofDesertion. hour cleared - From Globe Washington Bureau. .', STRIKE BY BRIBERY -j-:.V_ '\u25a0-•\u25a0. social and commercial life,were crowd- 1& No one here. can \ explain the action of ' J ate? he turned his attention to West- ed together in the police; station. All the allied powers in taking action without WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 10.—Rep- j ern interests and became a director in the ex- giving Venezuela time to reply to their the British residents were "arrested' • resentative Fred Stevens says he willi St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, the Chi- cept Albert . Cherry, gof the Venezuela note.; - '- ,- the speaker get 1 Witness Before the Comrr.ls- Rock Island & Pacific and the Du- The . British -, torpedo boat - destroyer . see and a date set for* Anthracite cago, WASHINGTON, D. G,i Dec. 10.—It Special to The Globe.,/ British-owned Central railway, and Mr. J Quail arrived here at 2 o'clock this after- the consideration very soon of the bill slon Gives the Most Interest- luth & Iron Range; railroads. He also Wallace, manager of ..the .telephone noon. The German cruiser, Panther left organizers became "known today that the bill for 'ROCHESTER, N. V.,iDec. 10.— >" Carupano./ \u25a0 ing Testimony one of the of the Iron \ / company, place of morning to present the old steering wheel of Yet. ;'.' was incorporation a- general : educa- who| escaped to . a this in the direction of properties in. the vicinity of.Duluth. Mr. the 5 of becca Bristol and her two-year old safety. '....'.:. '\u25a0"'\u25a0 •"',- '\u25a0-•- :.;.•\u25a0— \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0-:'::.;•:\u25a0'-'--,.' and ' the German cruiser, Falke has sailed . the frigate Minneapolis to the Minne- tional board which recently .passed the for Puerto Cabello on a search for, the re- Bishop jwas many times [a millionaire. He daughter were transportation Ninety-seven were - g society. representatives furnished \u25a0'."- German residents sota State Historical The bill SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 10.—The most recently Metropolitan house of | is intended to among, mainder of the -Venezuelan fleet.- It Is ' important, testimony presented to the pave way for to Chicago by the poor department to- arrested, them the - German- s ; cruiser Indefatigable is .: has passed the senate and been favor- interesting, if not finest the t the the\u25a0;- establishment consul, and Herr believed that the brought out at today's sessions of the Museum of Art the collection in of an educational;center, of extensive day. There ; Mrs. Bristol goes to :pros- "...Valentine" Blohm - now on her way to the Venezuelan seaport ably reported by the house com- jades, valued $750,000. '"„\u25a0:" \ Knoop, the manager, of | German port of, Barcelona, naval coal strike commission was that of John world of at proportions" in this ;:city.//The measure ecute husband, T. the of Guanta, -the where mittee. It only remains now to get the Early, check weighman employed at the her W. Bristol/com- Central railway. Herr ;. Simmross, the Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador is a was introduced at the instance of John alleged \u25a0 deser- • speaker Gypsy Grove colliery of the Erie company, mission merchant, for chancellor, of the German legation, was lying: -..-.- , consent of the to a. vote. OF ELECTRIC D. • " jpersons ' now. - president LONG CHAIN \u0084". ~l .-V.i Rockefeller and other .of says : not by \u25a0 police Troops expected here from Caracas, of the frigate and who was of the Gypsy Grove who, to tion. \ . Mrs. Bristol she has met the near Bolivar square . are The wheel historic old local union. His testimony was to the ef- J?' RAILWAYS IN SIGHT wealth it now develops, intend seen ;since last .August. and also - "." as the government .Is credited with the - now at the navy -yard. creater a fund to aid existing se"hools her ,husband arrested. . - ; repulsing any landing by the is Boston The fect that an alleged attempt! was made was . and Amid, cries of "Death to the-- Ger- intention-of rest of by Michael Grimes, a "former mine fore- and colleges without any restriction as She heard he in .Rochester.. allied forces. _,v\ - the ship was sold for junk, with the \u25a0• old man, to bribe two ! presidents Eof local to age, sex or color of attendants. i-Y- •// came here, only to learn that he had mans" and "Down foreigners," All the stores and banks here are closed. . but this trophy, by order of the depart- unions of the miners to have ten men:in also the populace directed -its way \to i the Great excitement prevails, as the popula- Interstate Company to, Connect Numer- The :measure| •is without limita- returned to Chicago. ,/A: few = days ago \ quarter gather- may shelled or ment, was reserved from the auction. ' each local use-their influence to have a the section of country German I residence and tion fears that -the .town be resolution passed-~;sending the. men to ous Eastern Cities. tion 3 as/to.' f in she received a summons and "\u25a0 complaint; ed joutside"; the i other "taken by the Anglo-German which the 1 school 7shall;; be located, but today the \ Hotel - Klindt and vessels,tonight.action work, thus making a serious break in the READING, Pa., Dec. 10.—An. official promot- in a 1divorce action. She left\ German- club,' vociferating and uttering |i '/- . x:' solid ranks of the strikers, i Each of the of the Interstate, Railway company,^:: a it is the especial desire of the vowing all kinds >ftf vengeance upon 1 insults. '•'/"\u25a0/->/ .v- STRIKERS ENJOINING presidents was to receive, $2,500 and a charter "for which was granted in. Cam- ers of the undertaking to improve edu- when • > Bristol she meets : i him. The government has placed an em-, Seizure of the Bolivar. good position as mine foreman, and each den, N. J., several days. ago, - said - to- cational facilities of the South, Includ- Bristols ; formerly lived in St. Paul and /The ,to of the ten men was to get from $100 to day that' the " deal to : take' in • the United ing for/the improvement of col- bargo on the British railroad rLa ' SPAIN, Trinidad, Dec. 10. those Minneapolis. -.' \u0084 PORT OF A CORPORATION $200. The name of no company was men- Power and Transportation . company- had youth. no 5 Guaira and jjon : the - German / Central tioned in connection with bribery been consummated., The company will ored There is intention of - from to The British cruiser jCharybdis seized the building an institution railroad Caracas Valencia. The gunboat in this scheme, and none of the lawyers cross operate a great chain of city and suburban educational and', flags have -been the Venezuelan Bolivar \u25a0" \u25a0-- at place. :; British German | She the examined the witnesses. electric lines and electric plants in Penn- -any.?; The headquarters./-and publicly --';'\u25a0//-'//'. harbor last night. landed ' • of the corporation will he "in POSTAL CLERKS burned..-/ '"'\u25a0'.''\u25a0t.\ • /.'/./\u25a0'.' British Jersey .The large coal companies have taken sylvania, New Jersey. Delaware and offices Bolivar's officers here while the New Town Furnishes a Prece- notice of the testimony .which: has been New York. Philadelphia will be con- Washington. " :/"/ ?-^ sloop Alert took the crew. of : the cap- of Importance presented against the . Coxe and Markle nected by direct line with all- leading cities • The volume , of money, sit is behaved, to the« port of Guaira, dent to ' : \ AND LEGISLATION PATROLLING THE COAST. tured gunboat mires. During the afternoon session within a radius of from fifty to seventy- sufficient to meet '-\u25a0 all .needs \ coast op- Labor. David Willcox, president of the Del- five miles. ;/ ..-.„"\u25a0"'•'-".\u25a0' ...'.: willbe situated on the Venezuelan vice . . of deserving. Institutions South- posite to the of Trinidad. '\u25a0\u25a0 The aware &«Hudson and general counsel for in the President Robertsiarid 'Secretary Hlckey British German Plan for Blockade island the company, the ern states. vj; Mr. Rockefeller ,has •? not and torpedo "boat destroyer / Quail addressed commission* Being I any,.- 1; ///rßeceive a Little Enlightenment : British: and protested vigorously against the com- Doesn't Mind st War. promised specific amount but he ,i of Ports. has : sailed \u25a0-. with'/the instructions .--; VINELAND, N. J., Dec. 10. The . in \u25a0Cts to. glass strike has — mission holding his ' company, responsible LONDON, Dec. 11.—Greats Britain is has let it be known that he will give Washington. BERLIN, plans capture the Venezuelan war .vessel now Minotola resulted in that may exist practically . - Dec. "10.—The naval labor's unprecedented application for for conditions at the Coxe at ; war with .Venezuela, but liberally, i-The'. incorporators named in of Germany and Great Britain provide blockading the mouth of the -Orinoco. or Markle mines." Pie was quickly stopped there is no disposition here to regard the act', are following Iknown WASHINGTON,/ D. C." Dec. Frank Venezuela, the an injunction against a- corporation, Gray, who said particularly •:; the /the % jwell T. Roberts, president,' and A. Hickey, for the patrolling .of\the "-Venezuelan The entire coast of from by Chairman- - that the situation as serious. .The :V'-::^-i^//^;^:.v \u25a0/\u25a0:;, '~: v;?V-~: W. ; . ;Guaira* will be educators:- river to La the hearing of argument on which be- commission ; did • not intend, to hold any morning > papers, commenting on: the sit- ~' of. St. -Paul,; secretary, of the United Na- 'coast :by .; launches in order,: to :prevent Orinoco . /'.: Daniel C. Gilman, George ; Foster \ : today by, British •\u25a0 war fore Vice Chancellor Grey, at Camden, company responsible for . whatever special uation, recognize the possibility,;* offawk- tional {Association !of[Postoffice • Clerks of 'smuggling, \ and for v the blockade of blockaded from will, because of its vital and general conditions may exist in other parts of the ward complications -arising,' but ! are: dis- Peabody, Morris- K.^Jessup, Robert C. the United" States, had a conference with those Venezuelan ports where the cus- ',vessels, while •".'•\u25a0. the Venezuelan'; coast local none of the attorneys believe that '; President '••„ Castro, Ogden, William Baldwin, *Jr.,-' First "i/Assistant SiPostmaster 3jgGeneral from to the Colombian fron- importance to capital .and labor, at- fields.!. While. posed|to I Jabez policy- tom :houses jhave ! not : been \taken over, La Guaira the attention of every large for the other coal carrying roads said any-" after making. a show of defiance, • may be L. McGurry, -Frederick T. Gates, Wal- Wynne | today, %at which the of the in prevent vessels avoiding the will be blockaded by German war tract em- \u25a0 order to ; itier. thing to the commission, they stated pri- brought to reason without the allied Page ; g-r postoffice * department: towards the bill for ployer and organization . =ter H. "arid::Albert Shaw. . >':':t ports occupied by \u25a0\u25a0 ' :" \u0084 _ labor in the vately ' having benefit of; the clerks was discussed. . " the allies. vessels. - .'. /"-//'/.--;//:".' " ' that'-Mr. Willcox's attitude had powers recourse to the seizure;of The understanding : .is =. that the the country. • "v. vSx "\u25a0 ! ' here Mr.-, 'i. them that the Official suggestions supplied -to' the - .. . their indorsement. \u25a0; '-':j ..'\u25a0-' customs. ': \u25a0-/\u25a0"-: . -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'.';:. -'-~w.'J. "\u25a0-•?' £be put \u25a0«' into ishape' for Wynne told policy f& . Demanded. For the first time, in the history of It is pointed out that by arresting the institution /will was- not :to suggest % legislation .-. to rcon- German newspapers and to;.the iEng- Immediate Cash Payment: business soori>af|.#r/the- j-bill receives gress, but simply to report upon the mer- \u25a0 jurisprudence the great question Government Prosecutions In".' German % and British subjects . President lish correspondents here. lay:stress on v CARACAS, ; Dec! 10.—It ,is said "on or not organized Chicago. Castro has-weakened his position and put the president's signature, - ?'.- - its " of• bills Iintroduced s Into -congress | and \ fact s the States has whether labor has the CHICAGO; ""- government's pale department. >-;-; ? the that United g good authority that the; captain of the same [legal) standing .organized Dec. "10.—The himself . outside the . •of•: international referred to/the i Leave to undertaken to Safeguard diplomatically yesterday .with case 'against thirteen railways for alleged law, besides | offending • the! United States. visit:.Washington"as ; members -of; a com- British -cruiser Retribution jg / capital has been brought before the discrimination has ibeen set for Monday, ;paper suggests that the seizure of mittee to appear before the postoffice the /German vand 'f British residents in afternoon sent,.a; special '\u25a0\u25a0 courier •. from by granting an by when One Suicide of a Diplomat. . committee of)congress to advoca|3 leg- 5 the Idispute r ultima- .. courts the of order arguments will be heard by. Judges , customs has : been \ delayed in deference "ito i Venezuela • until is: settled: La Guaira to iCaracas with an '\u25a0 , : Vice Chancellor Grey, requiring the . Grosscup and Phillips on' 1 the demurrer the ; objections of the : United States jgov- Dec. 10— Polasco, Italian islation -. was asked, ;. but iMr.xWynne:: told: Consequently, any affront offered. to the 1 compliance with the note; de-';.'.- - ROME/ * tum for, filed by the \u25a0 "\u25a0 such leave could not be granted Jones Glass company, of Minotola, to defendants.' .."The beef trust ernment : to the land ing \u25a0-. of -troops, *\u25a0 and minister Kat -. Sofia, "'committed": suicide at his callers resident German jand Britishers, ".which" by the : British ;: and case" brought .by government | under points: that ; of the He threw » of under, the president's jrecent ruling. posited -yesterday; show cause why an injunction should the " out. the blockade Ven- Milan:"•: himself cut \a/win- ~ ?. is not in: accordance. with 'international German , ministers, at • home 'of the the anti-trust and interstate commerce ezuelan ports ' will..- only- injure British, of~a^hotel.'-~ The minister, has been = Mr. Wynne- has Issued. an ~ order to • the the - not be issued restraining it from inter- . dow • • 'usage,/ such £as;, an -arbitraryJS arrest, foreign departure laws is set for next -Tuesday. American and German trade. J-v.-.. r- suffering for some time past fram a nerv- rural free • delivery \ service calling atten-, minister before their : fering legitimate - -. ' would be an ;iaffront -to the United with the business of ous debility. .\u25a0\u25a0.",-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:"'-:'-s\-c-->--: \u25a0 \u25a0.-->;;?"' V tion rto the presidential order. ',;.'-.-. from Caracas. It : is //saidi the ulti- • . power - // the strikers/ . : -'.";-. ; : States and \ would "cause. that Ito gives • \u25a0 - ; matum ;" a', of:48 ;\u25a0 hours •-',,— Succeeds • '. maximum \ For history '. Nast. Postmaster Convicted. protest. i ;, . the first time in the .of- LAKE,/Utah,; - ; - ; injwhich Venezuela >is i to\u25a0: accede.» The litigation, affecting capital and labor a WASHINGTON,: D. :C. Dec. George : SALT Dec. 10.—Charles is said, requests' the immediate ;; United States consulate Antigua, Meighnan, \u25a0> postmaster -at iOgden.:, Utah, note/it ... trades union has set up in ( the courts Sawter. WASHINGTON/INTERPRETATION. -payment of $34,000 each: to »Great the right British West Indies, has .been.appointed was today found guilty,by a ~ federal jury cash "• - to combine to assist strikers, to succeed the late Thomas.Nast as con- government^ funds. The Britain and Germany j and for the: set- /- asks, the; court eg"embezzling, SPOONE&SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT' United States Minister ; Sowen Secured past and for protection sul general at Guayaquil,, Ecuador. jWy made a recommendation for mercy. : MR. : tlement of/claims /arising:: from; against the Jonas Glass -company, ../'-Release of Prisoners. : '// revolutions by a/ mixed tribunal, the ..'- which, it alleges, not only interferes r 'WASHINGTON,: D. C, .Dec. 10.—The --same as the last agreement made with .. with its legal right to persuade, but, RE-ELECTION TO THE SENATE state X department has been , advised S that' France:"? It:is ialso-said thaUthe ;Brit-,.;. by force of arms, intimidates, shoots, i'a: peaceful : blockade" • exists at La': Gui- ish Tminister at the last moment failed > beats and attempts to which is the port of Caracas,' the cap-; except $40,000;/. drive \u25a0 jiv-. ara." present; >for the officers ;/.:•: \u25a0 to 5 claims t glass CHOOSE CUSTODIAN - - f /.;; '\u0084 ital ofVenezuela.>s.The difference between by and of the SOUTH DAKOTANS r-# his not duly supported union ty-eight numbers from //', ; Republican legislative \u25a0 : but claim/is Minotola, -"•>"/: Special Ito The iGlptje//:,/ \u25a0/ ... conven- this ! state; and 'a state of 'war is not very. con- Dec. ;..; 10..—1n and to the desire )expressed< pub- strongly marked, except in the opportune; legal documents and facts and; is JANESVILLLE/{Wis.',; ;tions ' v a signed by the four liclyand otherwise •by 102 Republicans ty afforded by the peaceful blockade to ef- • sidered absurd. //: '/ > '. Disappearing Islands. .J r 7 FOR THEIR MONEY AND reply/ to leter fect settlement without recourse to ac- *<** DISAPPEAR ''\u25a0 the ;Rock county delega- elect. He believes that the mem- ; :/ '\u25a0 " 'WASHINGTON,/-p^'-O:,-' Dec/ 10.—The i members of tual bloodshed. The situation here'•: is re- Named for Office. foreign "of legislature of 1903 John C. bers of the legislature shall choose him garded as critical. ;-.-. -:-"/ , j senate committee on relations to-' tion the \u25a0 day decided to. :'; JOSEPH, :\u25a0 Dec. 10.—James some advice in the hope that they would such Minister:' Bowen; 'J at Caracas,'-"- has ac- '\u25a0WASHINGTON, 'D.' C Dec. 10.—The postpone consideration of, ST. Mo.. .. :Spooner • has ; declared his ; position re-. to Jbe"his "own./ successor action ;*.-£ - '-' % the, following. a supplementary, treaty-extending ' Is', / cepted the trust" placed upon Ihim Ito jlook| president today sent - nomi- tor- a Kirkbride, of St. Joseph,-' the not: fail into ; evil. hands ;.and ibe robbed the Repub- • ; South - ;garding .; succession to the: office of will be a command which \u25a0 after,'. 5 the British ',- and ;to senate:-•- .•,'.\u25a0:->.-"^/ ——.: year the time for the of' ; the the interests of^ c~ nations the ratification' the custodian of j$6,000 which was given him the 1 strangers;- thrust i-into7:his hands the senator, lican party of Wisconsin has a right German citizens bof Venezuela, and this MPostmasters:u; lowa— E. Wheeler. cession of the Danish West.lndies to the night by two stockmen \u25a0 who said they and that keep it.* the ; United States which he . Benjamin: H. Tamplln,- Hull.vv rejection last : nil of bills insisted he i : has '-brought jhim into!conflict i.with|Presi- Hartley;: United States. The of orig- \u25a0 to lay upon him, and which, since pri- McLaughlin, now - \u25a0 s'. the were from South / Today Kirkbride made inquiries at the holds.. - *f/*"-- ;• dent s Castro./" He v- addressed k to "Indian 'Inspectors: James > inal -treaty by the Danish parliaments Dakota/^//.-/ /.*/-/ i^ :duty longer may, /himself : lowa' (re- makes jin regard to,.the The men ':-\u25a0 had drinking *and ;be- stock yards j for owners ,of the : money, Senator Spooner sj williaccept/ a : re- vate no\ obstructs/ he IPresidents Castro Jto secure jthe trelease of, of North. Dakota; Cyrus Beede, action supple-: /been* :- i •\u25a0. mentary Ssaaty unnecessary at this- time. cause Kirkbride give them some/whole-. but - they could not •be : found. election responsive to the will of nine- "riot/rightfully disobey. / ; '// those 3 arrested.' v; He 'represented that he appointed).