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C. D. HALE, Publisher
RED CLOUD,
NEBR
EWS NOTES
CONDENSE
A Boiling Down of the More Impor
tant Events Here and There
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Foreign.
Tlie United States Pacific tied un
der Hear Admiral Spree lias begun
target practice In Manila. F. I. bay.
President Tuft Kent the follow Itm
telegram to his majeaty, Moliainmed
AH at Teheran: "I tender your ma
Ji.'Hty congratulations on the opening
of the eoiutltutionul parliament. The
American people wIhIi welfare and
pence for Persia, under thin new order
of things."
The litMly of the late dowager em
press of China, which was removed
from (ho forbidden city, was burled
In the eastern tombs.
At an all-night session the Finnish
Diet rejected the gin eminent bill pin
tiding for I'.iiiund'H eontrlbutlon to
tho Husslan military appropriation. A
resolution was adopted requesting tlio
emperor to reintroduce the measure
in a' constitutional form. The dlsho
lullon of tho Diet la expected.
The chief of police or Buenos Ajrcs,
Senor Falcon, and tho police secre
tary were assassinated whllo driving
In Calluo street. A man, supposed to
bo a Husslan anarchist, but not yet
identified, sprang from a secluded
spot, where ho had been in waiting,
ami throw a bomb directly under tho
carriage. Tho vehicle was blown to
pieces and both Senor Falcon and
tho secretary wero terribly Injured.
Tho stato department has called
upon tho Cuban government for a
8tatement of facts intended to dis
close whether or not the newly nego
tiated treaty between Spain and Cuba
constitutes such nn arrangement as
would dentroy tho preferential treat
ment nccorded to United States im
ports Into Cuba under the existini;
Cuban reciprocity trenty.
SUPREME COURT PASSES
LATE ENACTMENT.
UPON
OLD STATE
L
They Aro Reinstated by This Decision
Out EllQlblllty of Majors Not
Passed Upon.
General.
Tho body of ilve-year-o! 1 Franl. Do
Kosn, who, it was supposed, had been
klndnnpcd ten days ago, and for whom
wide search had been made, was
found Jammed in tho top of a chimney
at ills aunt's liouso on Kant Sixty-third
street, where ho hail been visiting
with his mother when ho suddenly ills
appeared. i. was tliu coroner's
opinion that tho boy hail been stran
gled and pushed down tho chimney.
Tho naval question is likely to ho
uppermost at tho meeting of the On
tario parliament at Ottawa.
Evidence la thought to bo forth
coming agalust "tho man higher up"
In the sugar-weighing frauds.
Demands of railway switchmen for
nu Increase in wages aro to bu con
sidered within tho next two weeks
by railroads operating west of Chica
go and will supersede (lie claims of
tho firemen.
Congressman Klnkald of tho Sixth
Nebraska District Kays that "Tho
currency iiuentiun probably will bo
of paramount Importance this term,
Thoro Is no question that our
llnnnolnl system must bo revised, and
it is nut too early now to begin leg
islation. Senator Aldrich hns aroused
considerable interest among bankers
and business men In tho necessity of
a better banking system."
Miss Margaret lllington, (lie actress,
divorced from Daniel Frohman, Now
York theatrical manager, married
Edward J. Howes, a millionaire real
estate oporator of Tacoma. Tho wed
ding took place at Reno, Nov.
Tho court at Wash'Tigton ilonled n
ntay to Compors, Mitchell and Morri
son in the contempt cases.
American federation of labor lead
ers declared themselves against the
saloon.
A South Dakota elnlm-holder wns
held up in a freight car and robbed of
three thousand dollars.
Ex-Sheriff Shlpp and live others of
Chattanooga, Teun., wero sent to pri
son for contempt of court.
Aid for families of miners lost at
Cherry Vale, HI., Is being solicited.
Grain exchanges of tho country have
organized under tho naino of the
North American flrain Ex
Temporary officers were
tho meeting held In Chi-
The Biipromo court has declared
void tho normal board law which
Stato Oil Inspector Arthur Mullen had
Introduced In the lust legislature. Ah
tho court declared the now board In
valid it did not pass on tho question
of tho eligibility of T. J. Majors of
l'eru who was a member of tho legis
lature when ho was appointed by Gov
ernor Shallenherger. Tho object of
tho law waB to legislate out of ofllco
the old state normal board to give
placo to a now ono that was to bo ap
pointed by tho governor.
Tho court overrules tho demurrer
nied by tho new board which alleged
that tho petition of Attorney General
Thompson did not stale facts sufll
dent to coiihtltuto a cause of notion
and that there was a misjoinder of
parties. Tho writ In quo warranto
prayed for by tho attorney general
will be issued declaring the old nor
mnl board to bo the legally consti
tuted board.
In adhering to the constitutional
provision that an act of tho legis
lature must contain but ono subject
clearly express In tho title and that It
must nnmo tho sections to bo amend
ed and repealed, the court llnds that
the act did not refer in any way to an
Independent act creating the stato
normal school at Kearney which says
the normal board now In control shall
manage (hat Institution. To hold tho
now act was amendatory of this
separato net would bo contrary to the
constitution and to hold tho new act
constitutional would result In retain
ing tho old board In control of tho
Kearney school and tho now board In
control of tho Peru nchool and Junior
normals.
Tho opinion says: "Tho amendatory
act contains nn attempt to amend and
repeal tho governing statute of the
Kearney normal school by amendment
of nn Independent s(ntuto relating to
the stato normal school at Peru and
for (hat reason contravenes the con
stitutional provision that no law shall
bo amended unless the new act con
talus tho section or sections so amend
ed and tho section or sections so
amended shnll be repealed."
"It was suggested In consultation
that tho point last above mentioned
was not porsrntod Ion tho argument
or In the brief of (he relator, and
therefore should not beeoiihiderod.
The answer to tho suggesilon is that
this is an action on behalf of tho state
brought by tho attorney general to
test ami determine the question of tho
validity of the statute in order to
further tho educational interest of tho
state, and If for any reason wo are
convinced that the statute Is uncon
stitutional wo ought to so determine;
for if the courts can, under such u pro
text, nullify the constitution, wo will
soon find ourselves openly defying
tho provisions of the fundamental
law which we havo solemnly sworn
to uphold."
NEDRA8KA FOR CORN.
marked Increase
In the United
Council of
changes,
elected at
cugo.
Thoro hna been a
In rico producllon
Slates.
It is rumored that Clifford Plnehot,
Kovemment forester, hns written to
Presldcut Taft expressing a desire to
have his status in the administration
moro cloarly defined.
Secretary Hnlllngor has ordered
moro land withdrawn from settlement.
Tho American federation of labor
declared for an Investigation of tho
Bteel Industry.
Thoro will bo fifty republican in
surgents In tho national house ready
to fight Speaker Cannon.
Tho Hell Tolophono company has ab
sorbed the Western Union telegraph,
and Is still reaching out.
An International Labor Press asso
ciation wns organized at Toronto,
Can., with Chnrlca W. Fear of Joplln,
Mo., an president.
Guorge Hobert, former director of
tho mint, is an advocate of n ceutral
bank of Issue.
The Year 1909 Shows Up With 106,
565,105 Bushels.
Tho stato labor bureau reports a,
total of 100,505,105 btishola of corn
raised in Nebraska this year. At 58
cents a bushel this means a total
vuluatlon of $nO,G08,lGO. Tho aver
ago yield per acre this year was 25.7
biiHhols. That the hot weather In
August did not do so much damngo
as estimated Is shown by the fact
that last year's bumper crop wns
178,599,000 or nn average of 28.17
bushels per aero. Tho acreage this
year was slightly In excess of that of
Inst year, being 0,477,282, as compared
with 0,399,019 last year.
Tho following is tills year's acre
age, uvorage yield and total produc
tion by counties as complied by tho
state labor bureau:
Av. yd. Production
Arr'KH per auru IiuhIipIh
l.lin.ist
4,nnfi,37i
2i3,iiG2
i:o.'t.r.'ir
I. 107. mo
1 til. 327
I.IICI.TM
il'l 1,272
2.27'.l.r,l7
:i.nr, i.snn
!l. 121.032
n,7r,.i,n;.2
5.421, 8T.
7'tR.fi97
K27.!'l)l
:nr,,rM
l,7r,7 372
2.32C.2III
4.012,012
l.(S7.fi1 I
l,S2''.3n1
1IR,I'.22
2,01 1,850
fit
2.119.123
3,OS0,lO
:i,nt7.n;i
7'0,i!'3
2,3iJ!i,72
i.7"!u:;o
1.203.010
! 15.7:10
:U(12.3T.
7('.'t,ono
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7.2('.(l
1.331,00(1
1.5(11. 3fJ
2,'i0 1,4.111
1,921. Ml'.)
S'2.71'
5fi 1.535
2,120.4,J'J
lor,.3r.(i
2 ms.n'.r,
2,031.760
1.303.1 2
l.Kitl.'iS'l
372 ""
715.000
72 "' "
l.22r..3iii"i
4,1Si',,'H2
1,401,750
278.3(f.
5io,3i;o
t.OIS.nOI
l.'Di. r.sit
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1.015,810
2.5'.7.1Sr,
:i,037.nn
1,157 117
530,100
I.VJl!
2.0't').310
307.non
2.710.2 II
820.430
2. 4 21,108
3S2.003
!? -
T'2S1 531
5.141,338
01.700
3.2'H.3S1
535.34 I
1.177.111 'J
1 IDme
2.,1'I3.28
2,177.fini)
80 010
3.707,870
2.010.200
2. 12'. ICC
3.772.''33
1.023.3 V
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3,270. fill.
A1mnH 73.058
Antclupo 121.410
Manner 0.203
lll.ilno 7.022
I 'mine 117.351
Hox Hlltto 7.000
Hovil 01.05S
llniwn 20.810
MlllTiilo 12).5I8
Hurt s'i.105
HutliT 100.021!
I'll'- 122.385
Collar 127.571
I'Iiiihc 10,513
ClierrV 35.H0
("liovi'iine 12.881
C'luv 05,020
I'olfnx 00,101
I'tittilng 100.1S7
I'llMUT 200. ''55
riilW.iln 13,557
tMwc 0.270
DaWKon 120.125
Dflli-I 15.002
nixun 74.070
1 turtle 80.210
HdilKl.iH 02,077
niilitlv 50,808
Plllllinro 115.401
l-'tHlil'llll 83.250
11. Hitler 120.3OI
Flit IMS 1OO.010
I lime 107."1l
I tilt Held r,225
(limper (iS.2'12
llnitit 303
Urci'ley 17.0.1".
Mall 00 725
lliiliilltull !0.810
I till Ian 0'Vr,2
llnytM 55.1(10
Hitchcock 30.178
Holt 78.537
Hooker 1.211
Howard 00.73.1
.letTVtHOIt 1II1.0HS
JolitlHoi) 57.033
Kearney 70,000
Keith 17.232
Keva l'.ih.i 28 00(1
Khnt.all 3.20'.
Knox 130.012
IltieiiHter 2il5.:i'i."i
Lincoln 50.O7O
l.oitan 12 053
Intn 13.50)
MiullMon 103.510
Merrick lo.ooo
N'ance r.t.O'C
NVlimliu ...'..... 73.085
Nuckolls 111.078
I Hoc 120.581
r.iwtieo 07,173
IVtkltm 21.037
1'helim 03.701
I'leice s'i,977
I'l.itto 120,"00
Polk 71.201
lte.l Willow ... 82.043
Uliliaiilson .... .85,101
Ho. k 15.531
Saline 101. on
Sulpv I".3('l
Hamuli'!' 101.200
Suitt's Hlllir .. 3.500
Seward 00.13S
Slieli.lm 211. I'd
Sherman "0.020
Sioux 7.0PI
Stanton 70 202
Tliavcf 101880
TliomiiH 5.330
Thurston 00.530
Vllll'V 80.081
U'-iHlilliKtoil ... 00 101
Win in- !.8.'.)0
Wofwter 10.!. 005
Wl let- 11.200
Voik 100.023
15.2
37 fi
31.0
25.7
35.1)
21.2
27.0
33.3
17. C
10.0
32.0
22.5
12.5
10.7
21.1
21.5
18.0
35.11
35.5
21.1
12.1)
11.0
15.0
11.0
33.2
34.5
33 3
13.2
20.5
21.0
10.0
0.1
23.3
40.0
12. .8
20.0
21.3
22.5
30.0
19.1
10.2
14.3
27.0
25.0
30.5
20.0
22. r.'
10.5
21.0
25.0
22 . 5
32.5
17.5
25.0
22.0
10. 0
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21.11
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13.3
30.0
30.11
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21.3
21,0
22.5
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20.0
31.0
20.0
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11.0
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30.7
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30.0
Vote In Nebraska Tabulated
T.tl.ils
.0.177.282 25.7 100.170,137
Fine Drove of Hogs.
Thomas W. Smith, warden of tho
state penitentiary, has tho finest drove
of red hogs in Nebraska at tho state
im-'tltutlon. I'ho state drove numbers
something ovor lui) of which 100 have
been born within tho last three weeks
and Mr. Smith says lie does not In
tend to lose a pig. In addition to the
hogs at tho penitentiary Mr. Smith
farmed soino 500 acr s and now has
stowed away some 900 bushels of po
tatoes, his crop, he said, being al
most a failure; ;!50 bushels of turnips,
200 bushels of carrots and 11,000 head
of cabbage.
What Governor Says.
Prosecute (he uuinhn men accused
of violating tlie excise rules. When
convictions are had lay the matter be-
foro the governor and attorney gen
eral. This was the answer Governor
Shallenherger made to Elmer 15.
Thomas, f. It. Patrick and J. D.
Holmes, who Hied complaints) against
Mayor Duhlman and tho lire and
police commissioners of Omaha. The
complainants charged Infractions of
tho exclso and gambling lawn and
Hint It was being carried on with tho
permissions and knowledge of the
olilcertj of the law.
Requisition for Auto Thieves.
Governor Shnllenlierger honored a
reuulsltlon from tho governor of Iowa
for the return of two unldentllled
men to Sioux City on tho charge of
stealing an automobile. The men ran
away with an automobile owned by
Dr. Sawyer of Sioux City, In,, and
were caught in tho town of Jackson.
Judge Sedgwlck'c Expenses.
It cost Judge Samuel Sedgwick $113
to lie elected to tho supreme bench.
Of this amount his statement Hied
with tho secretary of state shows
$200 went to the republican stato
committee and $200 at a later date
was "promised" the committee. H.
r. Good, the democratic-non-partisan-populist
candidate, spent $:iori.7." and
of this sum $100 went to tho demo
cratic state committee. Prank L.
Hnller spent $100 and he was elected
regent of the stato university. Judge
Ilean spent $'!S5.2G.
Dlllatory Returns.
The state canvassing board may
take a notion to mnke an example of
some of the counties In this state
which continually and persistently
refuse to send in their election re
turns nccordlng to law. The law
sped ties Just when these returns
must he made to tho state board and
there is a pennlty attached unless that
law is compiled with.
No Quail Season.
That the season on quail has been
Indeilnitely closed in Nebraska is a
matter which seems to have been for
gotten by many hunters of tho state.
Dan Gellus, stato game warden, has
received many Inquiries during the
last few weeks in regard to tho opon
season and a Hue of $5 and costs may
be Imposed on anyone who kills a
quail or is found with quail In his pos
session. Bleached Flour Controversy.
The hoard of regents of tho state
university directed Chancellor Avery
and Dr. A. U. Way, both expert chem
ists, to defend Nebrnskn's Interests
In tho bleached Hour controversy.
lloth will testify as experts in tho
Iowa coutroveiBy.
Missouri Pacific Bonds,
Tho Missouri Paclilc secured per
mission from tlie Hallway commission
to issuo bonds to 'Jio amount of $29,
000,000 for betterment of Its road in
Nebraska and other purposes.
Fees of Supreme Court Clerk.
Tho report or 11. C. Lindsay, dork
of tho supremo court, showing tho
collections of his ofllco for a period of
six months, Hied with Governor Slml
lonberger, shows n total of $77.'J5 was
collected. This included court costs
and copies of opinions.
State Canvassing Board Will Soon Alake Official
Announcement of the Result and Issue Cer
tificates of Election to the Successful
Candidates.
Supremt Judges.
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rJEDRASKA NEWS AND NOTES.
Here
in
boon
Tlio bonnl of oanvassors of tho re
turns of tho recent election found on
counting tlio votes thnt thoro wero
thirty ties in contcstn for roiul over
HooiH, coiiKtnhU-s mnl jUHttres in Cass
county.
State Cannot Buy Boncta.
Stato Treasurer Ilrian 1h turninB
away offors for tho purchaBo of coun
ty, district and municipal bnn'K lie
has tiotiRht a great many school dis
trict and municipal bonds under tho
provisions of tho nniendod constitu
tion of tho stato, hut recently had
to rcfuso to buy $ 100,000 of Phelps
county bonds. llurliiK his period of
sorvlco Treasurer nrlnn has Invested
$11,000,000 of stato funds, but
$'.',000,000 of this was In stato war
rants.! that constltuto a utato debt
when they aro outatandlni;.
items of Interest Taken From
and There Over the State.
Tho now bank at (ioneva has opened
for business.
Corn himUliiK in sumo portions of
Nebraska has reeohod a setback on
account of snow.
:.!rr.. liu'-eii )'oilock. an old-tlmo
resident of West Point, died at Krlo,
Pa.
No. .'. the HurlliiBton't. fast frelsht.
was derailed at Alliance, illtchlnj; two
olivines and plllim uji live car.), with
no ono injured.
Postmaster Miller of lirand Island
will not ask for reappointment, be
llovlii!,' that two terms in succession
is all that any man should have.
L. V. llllsiiiKor of Herman began
trapplnt; for muskrats and mink No
vember 1 nnd on the 1 5th sold slxty-
llvo muskrat and mink skins.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Stuhrman of
Dodge, Neb., colobrated their golden
wedding anniversary at their home.
They came to Dodge county In 1809.
John C. Stroh of Plymouth, Neb.,
was found dead this morning at tho
homo of his son. John C. Stroh,
West lloatrlcf. where ho had
visiting.
At ),yneh Ike Pete, K.'i years, just
married to a woman 15 years, fatally
shot himself alter 11 quarrel with his
wife. Ho had beeu prominent in Ne
braska for thirty years.
At Lincoln during a funeral tho
hearse was run into by n street car.
Tho casket was thrown out and some
what broken, exposing the face of the
corpse.
As Mr. Luby and his ln-yoar-oiu
daughter wero crossing the tracks at
tho depot in (liltner a special train
ran Into tho rig. Uiby was badly
bruised and lilu daughter suffered tlio
fracturo of her right ankle.
Governor Slmllenberger appointed
Dr. O. P. Kail of Ileatrlco hb delegate
to tho Bpeclal session of the American
Medical association, which will meet
in tho Congress hotel, Chicago, Febru
ary 28 to March 2.
In spite of tho capture and convic
tion of several horso thlovos In Mer
rick county during the last few
mouths tho epldomlc scorns to ho still
prevalent. Recently n man and wom
an secured a toam from tho Shank
livery barn at Silver Crook and
brought It to Clnrks. Then they dls
nnnearcd. leaving the team, probably
fearing arrest.
W. W. Cook of tho Lo Grand hotel,
Vork, has had W. N. Young arrested
and brought bank to York for Jumping
a board bill. Ho was caught out in
tho western part of tho stato nnd Is
n-i in lull until he siitiarcs tin.
I
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Many of the farmers In Dlrcon coun
ty havo finished the com nusking.
Tlio reieni snow storm left nbotit
ono foot of the "beautiful" In .Custer
county.
Engineer Dnvls, who wns killed re
cently in Oklahoma by his locomotive
overturning, formerly liod in Madi
son. Tor the llrst nine months of the
current year Omaha occupied second
placo among the markets of the coun
try In receipts of corn, sixth placo in
receipts of wheat nnd fourth in re
ceipts of oats.
Searching panics are scouring tho
hills and canyons around Calhoun In
hopes ot (hiding some trace of Wil
liam Iilackwood, an old soldier, who
disappeared. It Is believed ho lost his
way in the darkness and has per
ished from the cold.
Special railroad rates will ho given
for tlie National Corn Exposition from
all points In tho east, north of tho
Ohio river. The Central Passenger
association has announced a rnto of a
faro and one-half for tho round trip
from Its entire territory. This rate
will accommodate a largo number of
people who expect to attend the corn
show, as excursions are already being
worked up from Indiana, Ohio and
Illinois.
Warden Smith of Lincoln received n
message from one of his farms In
York county thnt a peculiar malady
had broken out In his drove of hogs
and several of them had bsen strick
en. The hogs, tho message said, be
came weak In tho back and In tho
course of a few days they wero un
able to raise their hindquarters,
though able to drag around by their
foro legs.
Congressman Norrls filled some
lecture engagements in tho northern
part of tlio state Just previous to de
parture for Washington to attend con
gress. William Coon, who drove tho ntito
mobile which killed Miss Smith moro
thnn a year ago, was cleared by a Jury
In district court of tho elinrgo of man
slaughter. Tho jury brought In n ver
dict of acquittal.
Washington dispatch: Posttnnstors
appointed are as follows: Nebraska,
Hnders Lake, Ilrown county, Clement
I). Lnngloy, vleo L. A. l.anglcy, re
signed; Palisade, Hitchcock county,
Doctor V, Gruvor, vleo A. J. Illount,
resigned; Venango, Perkins county,
Jnnlo M. Wfttkins, vleo T. O. Ktinkol,
resigned; weyerts, Choycuno county,
1 rederlck (. Hauer, vice P. G. Dusso
resigned.
Tho Knights of Columbus or Ail!
anco aro making elaborate prepara
tions for their big clnss Initiation and
banijiiet, which will bo held there De
cember 10.
TROUBLE MAY FOLLOW KILLING
IN NICARAGUA,
WASHINGTON MUCH AROUSED
Explanation of Execution of tho Two
Americans Not Satisfactory
Marines on the Way and
May De Landed.
Washington. Following a ronfer
enco with the president at the white
hotiso Sunday night on the Nicaragunn
situation. Secretary of State Knox au
thorized tho following statement:
"If certain representations of fact
which have been made to the stato de
partment concerning the Groco and
Cannon case are verified by Inquiries
that havo been made, this government
will at once prepare a demand on tho
Nlcarnguan government for repara
tions for tho death of these two men.'
For two hours President Taft con
ferred with Secretary Knox on the NIc
araguan situation. The secretary of
state, accompanied by Henry M. Hoyt.
counsellor of tho state department,
reached the white hotiso shortly after
9 o'clock. Previous to going to the ex
ecutive mansion, Mr. Knox hold a con
ferenco In his home with Assistant
Secretary Huntington Wilson.
It was announced that neither the
secretary nor tho white house would
discuss in any way tho pending dllli
oulty with Nicaragua, and both the
president and Mr. Knox roftiFod llatly
to make any comment on their talk.
Tho secretary carried a formidable ar
ray of paoors when ho entered his
carriage to drive to the white house
ami Counsellor Hoyt also carried a
bulging portfolio.
Tho only other Important event that
transpired during tlio day was tlie dis
patch of orders to tho trans-tort Huf
falo, on duty on tho Pacific coast, to
sail at once for Pannmu. The navy de
partment's Instruction:, to the comman
der of tho Huffalo wore clear and ex
plicit, and the vessel was expected to
sail Sunday night, fiom Pitchllinquo
bay. Cal., after taking on ud equate
supplies of coal and provisions.
Tills ordering of tho Huffalo south
on a hurry-up schedulo is taken to
mean that this government is making
ready to throw a column of United
States murines into tho Nicaraguan
turmoil tor the protection of American
llcs and property. While the 500 mu
rines aro scattered, generally over tho
canal .one, they can bo concentrated
by means of the rallroal quickly In
Panama, where there are military
stores and bitppllos.
Able to See the Bright Side.
Now York. Mortimer F. Elliott, gen
eral counsel for tho Standard Oil com
pany, said Sunday in commenting for
tho first time on tho decision agiiust
the company handed down Sunday lo
tho United States circuit court at St.
Paul:
"I have soon what purports to bo the
text of the decree handed down by Un
united States circuit court S'.iturd'i.
The companv will take an appeal im
mediately to tho United Statin su
preme court and will cheerfully abide
by the 01 diet of tho highest court in
the land, whatever that may be.
"Arguments In this case began last
Apiil, and we aro glad to hae reuclu-d
un opinion. I do not moan th.it we
are pleased with tlio opinion Itself,
but that wo are glad to got It. what
ever Us nature. The decivo does nt
order a dissolution of the Standard
Oil company: that is 11 misuuderstand
lnir. What tho decree orders, as 1 now
undorutand It. is that the company
shall distribute among its stockholders,
of whom thoro are approximately r 000.
Its holdings in tho stock or subsidiary
companies. Th's distribution, I fur
ther understand, is ordered to bo ef
fected on a pro raUi basis of appor
tionment. That is to tvay, tho heaviest
holders of Standard Oil itock would
reccivo a proportional number of
shares In tho stock of subsidiary com.
pauies."
Big Reward for Murderer.
Milwaukee, Wis. A reward of ?2l.
000 has been offered for tho murderer
of Miss Hattio Zelnda. tho fourteen-year-old
girl whoso body was found In
an abandoned building on tho nortn
sldo last Wednesday. Tho amount of
tho reward lias boon subscribed by
seven citizens whoso names aro with
held. Tho police havo. run down all
clues, and acknowledge that the are
baffled. Walter Wilson, u negro who
was arrested in Chicago and brought
to Milwaukee, was liberated, tho po
lice, after questioning him, becoming
satisfied ho knew nothing about tlio
tragedy.
Astor is Unharmed.
Suvannah, Ga. Tho wireless opera
tor hero states that at fi p. in., Sun
day ho caught this message from n
ship at sea: "Yacht Nourmahal safe
at San Junn."
Wlllomstend, Curacao. John Jacob
Astor's stenm yacht Nouimahal was
safe In tho harbor of San Juan on No
veniber 15, according to tho roport
brought hero by tho Ited D liner Car
acas Sunday. Tho Caracas reports that
tho Nourmahal arrived at San Juan
on November 1 1, and that she was
still there on tho 15th, safely anchored
Insido tho harbor.
Arrested as Bank Robber.
Torro Haute, Ind. Following his ar
rost Claudo Simpson, a train dispatch
er, confessed that ho wns ono of tho
men who attempted to rob tho Mer
chants' bank at West Manchester, O..
October 15. Simpson, who has beon
a train dispatcher hero for two years,
was 0:1 his vacation at the tlmo of tho
Attempted robbery, and had not boon
suspected. With his companion ho
said ho drove to tho bank at :! o'clock
in tho nfternoon. Wlion they ordered
tho employees to hand over tho mone.v,
Cashier J, W. Less opened rtro which
was returned.
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