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Con. ,, Mil , ii: «• A* : lv i J* legs i„ ;, £ the -• * ,:l u D * for i n c H u I • ll J lied ,| a; 0 :; :;: V 1 1 5. ly I] i a ., in ir In | n 1 ii in ii „ :1 1 • ! , 1 , . | . . . . " r I t ; J a i * 0 on I ■ s 1 t , • j » , d ; a i . : , " • , | . m i m .; m .J f in t of if 1 a s i J ._ [[ s i i D i I 1 ii i. s ic * e s- the c :l a 18 "• six lx in and " , — ;l a a ;• n in iu in Len [■ii 50. .,, in In 00 ,1 „.. is is , ;. GENERAL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY. Chester B. Daryea, who shot ami killed his father, Hiram Daryea. on May 5. was indicted tier I i murder in the first degree. He is a violent maniac. "Mr. * son. Bunyans "PUgriaaa Progress" lias just been oii old printed in the Swahili language, making the 115th at ,lt distinct teengue iu watch it has been published to of of elate. no not Bight inches of snow fell at Pine lake, in the La Laal Adirondack, Tuesday niglit. and four inches at hli Lake- Pleasant. Other see I ions of the Adirondack* eh report a heavy storm. he he A freak sheep, born on the farm of Etige-ne Supie- "J ant al Wilmington, 111., had three bodies, eight J*J be and two tails. It lived three weeks. Tin- " the owner Will hao it mounted. For tin- tart time in the worlds history, water to and to borne traffic is passing through the Panama canal. m according to reports received at the headquarters ol i,:1 has Panama railroad in New York. aa Fnsuccessfiil efforts were made by Huertas dele- coll gates to the mediation conference- prior to their l t departure from Mexico City to obtain from the die- ha tator :i written promise of his resignation. an and Fraucisco Contras, a prominent Brazilian, said " and that the "A. B. C." mediation gives the Monroe " Doctrine- its only acceptable meaning. ••Latin . America for Latin Americans; Anglo Saxon America Anglo Saxon Americans." „ American Minister Thompson, at Bogota, has re- £ ported te the State Department that the Colombian „ Congressional Committee to which the new Cotom- j.;l iii.-ui American treaty was referred had reported ,jj unanimously in its favor. 1 the 1 j The eruption of Mount Etna is becoming more Fi Fra In ea telling. Flames issued from the crater yester- 1 day, accompanied by heavy volumes of smoke and M continuous rumbling with frequently recurring el shocks, tin- people iii the- surrounding villages have- jn from their ilwollings. ol President lluerta has placed ien. Hubio Navar • ette in command of federal forces iu front of Vera Cruz, with headquarters at Cordoba, it is belerved ■ that General Haerta has called ieneral Maas to -• the capital to utilize him in tin lien of defense M Igaiaari tin- northern lonstitutionaiists. Yesterdavs baseball results: National League: s[ Chicago 5. Brooklyn 0; New York 4. Pittsburgh ,, Cincinnati t . Boston 0. American League: s Washington 1. Chicago 0: Boston 1. St. Louis 0: t, Detroit •!. New York 1: Federal League: Buffalo ,„ Chicago 4: Pittsburgh 8, Kansas City 2; Brook- t, ii 4. St. Louis 1: Baltimore !. Indianapolis b „ on On a basis of population California leads any sec Hon of the United States in the ownership of auto- f, mobiles The latest figures, compiled under a new i automobile law show that in that state one- paiaoa f every twentv-seven is the owner of a motor car. New York State only one jierson iu every eighty- ,[ nine is the owner of an automobile. Jewels worth .,000,000. including some that are p world famous, were disposed of hat the late Mme. f Lillian Nordica in a will drawn on board the las- a man three elavs after the steamship went aground li Hie Gulf of Papua by Alva Aelauis. former gover- el nor of Colorado. Her husband. George W. Young, r and her three sisters, it is understood, sow tin- _t chief legatees. . As the result of an altercation in which Attorney- £ General McBeynolds virtually ordered Interstate Commerce Commissioner McChord and Joseph W. , Folk solicitor of the commission, from his office there is war between the railroad regulating body l and the department of justice over the investig:i- . Hon of the New Haven scandal. The attorney- general opposes the inquiry. The administration has lieeu advise-d of a serious v dissension among the Carranza forces la Mexico, j There has been a break, it is reported, between , Villa and Obregon, the constitutionalist commander ; the west coast. Carranza is described as favor- , lug Obregon. The situation is regarded as en- ilaiigeiing the- American plan of encouraging the COB- , Mitutioii.ilists to drive Haerta from power. A minimum weekly wage of JW for women em- , ployed iu factories was reroaamended by the waah ington state conference called to decide on a mini ilium rate of pay subject t.e tile state- minimum wage ] i-oiiiiuissioii. This scale, which probably will be ■ , adopted by the state niiniuiuui wage commission, | becomes effective Julv 13 and will continue in farce : at bast oaw year, after which the commission may . call another eonlen-nee-. Rear-Admiral Howard reported to the navy de- 1 partmeat that the Yorktowu reported that it was believed the e-onstitutioualists would occupy San l Bias on the west coast of Mexico. The navy department announced that Admiral Howard has warned all vessels that all lights are out on the t west coast of Mexico. The admiral reported "all 1 quiet" at Aeapub-o. Manzanillo and Juayamas. Hen. Jose Yuez Salazar. one of Huertas many commanders, who ran away from the battle of Oiiniga. Mexico, last January, and who was cap-ii cured on the American side- and later arrested ou j I federal warrant charging him with violating neutrality, was yesterday acquitted iu the federal j court at Santa Fe. N. M. He was arrested once by Halted States army officers and taken to Fort t | Wingate. The bill making tipping and the taking of tips I .in indictable- offense has passed the Canadian senate committee of the whole, practically without oppo-t sition. The- bill was introduced some time ago by V Seiiat. r Davis, a western se-nator. and at first excited much ridicule. Then suddenly a widespread J demand for the passage of the bill sprang up. ,; The bill makes it an offense punishable by a fine of |100 lo rive or take a tip. aud makes the eni-.. plover equally liable lo the- tini. Former Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson is in " Chicago for medical treatment. He lias been ill " poor health for some weeks and finally elee-ided to " come to Chicago for treatment by specialists. Mr. Stevenson is seventy nine years edd. He was vice president of the United States from lS.o to 1S! 7. and was again Democratic nominee for vice presl dent in 1900. in istos the Democrats of Illinois I selected him as candidate for governor, when he was defeated by Charles S. Deaeen, Republican. Three Mexican gunboats crowded with federal soldiers who escaped from Taiupico when the last !t stronghold of provisional President Haerta on the * eastern seaboard was taken by the constitutionalists s rode at anchor yesterday under the protecting guns ls of Bear-Admiral Hayoa squadron ol American war 1 ships. II is probable that among the federal officers * is the « minder whose refusal to comply with II Bean-Admiral Kayos demand for a salute to tlm " stars and stripes in reparation for an insult to the " American Bag precipitated the American occupation III of the port Of Vera Cruz. The Mexican federal troops under command of if General Zaragosa have evacuated Tampico, leaving ig manv wounded. The constitutionalists under Gen- 1 eral Goaaales and General Cahailero, with 7,00t 5 men. are entering Tampteo. For live days the ,J lighting was severe and many were killed and wounded on both sides. Casualities are believid ■d to be as great as during the fighting which oc- c- curred prevloaa to the defeat of the federals by y General Villa at Torreon. who reported his losses s at 1 500 and those of General Velasco. federal com mander, at about 3.000. General Gonxalea and , ,, General Caballero have announced there will be no looting by constitutionalist soldiers. Looters, ae- cording to the orders, will be shot to death.
