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ip nsS iMPi fe gilippwf twei sfsrjsesK tt5s i VT im If Jg Si 3 Arl vIF 3 1 4i i iasa sss iW I jS6K roaSj epiesmbeb jttg 19Q IT a ft irfM 38st fliig Sf MINlftffi fiiI LlTARY MffTlRrW WHOlIMll i ASIEllitiIOOiSl OMHMMttMMIMMM Vy tl 6 AnOrpnUborerShoots Four Trjis and 1HIs Himself Sued for Divorce LIHLRBABY FIRST TO DE OF ITS WOUNDS The Mother Is Not Expected to Live and the Other Memlers of the Family Are Very Serlously Hurt Special Dlptteh te jbs Chronicle ASHLAND Or Beptember It As a consequence of domestic troubles Monroe a laborer to day shot to death his two yearrold baby girl attempted to murder his wife Mrs Dunlap his mother ln law Mrs Gardner his sister In law and committed suicide Monroe and his wife have lived so unhappllyr that she left the family home a fev weeks ago and went to her mothers She commenced an action for divorce and during the pendency of the case which was to have been tried to morrow was awarded the custody of the child Within the last two days Monroe had made to several persons the significant remark that the case would never come to trial but this was thought to mean that he expected to become reconciled to his wife This morning Monroe met his wife and mothcr lr law down town and followed them home He entered the house and deliberately pointed his revolver at Mrs Dunlap whom he fancied was responsible for his marital iinhappiness Mrs Monroe observed her husbands act and before he could fire seized his arm disturbing Monroes aim so that ne Inflicted nothing worse than a painful wound In Mr Dunlaps jaw Still further enraged at his wifes interference Monroe turned the revolver upon Mrs Monroe and shot her through the back inflicting perhaps fatal Injuries Mrs Gardner Mrs Mcnroes sister who lives in the next house heard the shooting and rushed into her mothers house to learn the cause When she appeared at the door Monroe tired at her point blank hitting her In the body and it Is believed fatally injuring her Monroe then took the baby in his arms and started to leave the house He stopped in the doorway placed the muzzle of the revolver against the childs neck and pulled the trigger Monroe concluded the tragedy by putting the smoking weapon to his own temple and blowing out his brains The little girl died a few hours later EVERY BLOW HE STRUCK COSTLY A San Bernardino Dairyman Is Fined 360 for Beating a Little Boy BAN BERNARDINO September 16 Frank Sinsabaugh a well known dairyman charged with battery upon Willie Pltter a boy of It years who had worked for him admitted In court that he had struck the boy three times with a whip and being ounud guilty by jury Judge Glfford this morning tod the defendant that though the hoys back bore evidence of more than three blows he would charge the prisoner 120 for each blow and tf preferable the prisoner could serve out his sentence at the rate of one day for every 2 The case was an especially aggravated one the boy having been worked by Sinsabaugh until exhausted and being caught asleep when ordered to milk seventeen cows Sinsabaugh whipped him with th butt end of a whip until his back was covered with welts The boy escaped and fori over two weeks concealed himself in outhouses about Colton during the daytime through fear Of being caught by Sinsabaugh FOUB MEN ABBESTED AS TRAIN ROBBERS Officers Active in the North but If one of Suspects Positively Identified VANCOUVER September 18 Vbe city police here have a message from Wobley Wash saying that three men answering the description of the Canadian Pacific train robbers have been arrested there The men will he held until officers of the search party arrive BELLiNGHAM Wash September 16 A man believed to be one of the Canadian Pacinc train robbers has been arrestedarrested at Deming sixteen miles from here a Canadian Paclflc detective and a Whatcom county deputy sheriff He gave his name asCharles Davidson He ls declared by the officers to tally ex actiy with the description of one of the bandits Efforts to getrhim to tell his story have been futile Davidson rode into Demlng on a bicycle with a gun strapped across his shoulders It was thought the robbers had been Surrounded in cabin near Lynden last night but the posses were disappointed CONVICTED OF CBBDNAL ASSAULT IN NAPA One Man Awaiting Sentence and His Brother in Jail for Attempted Bribery NAPA September 16 The trjal of Morris for criminal assault resulted in the Jury bringing Tin a verdict of guilty as charged after four hours deliberationdeliberation Sentence will be pronounced oii Tuesday September 20th if themoi tion for a new trial Is denied by Judge Gesford A brother of the defendant EMorris Is confined in the Jail at Santa Rosa for attempting to bribe witnesses in the case The penaltyjfbr the offense is Imprisonment the penitentiary for not iesstthan overyears 1 i lT I I i i1 li A a mm fsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiasBiwlS 1 hv cm pLLitiN INTOhAIDiTCH Mirier jKilledL In a Santa i Fe immmmmm eeeee0 Brigadier General Moore Is Coming to Command the Department of California Special Dispatch to the Chronicle ASHINGTON September 16 By direction of the President Briga dier General Francis Moore has been relieved from duty as com mandant of the School of Application for Cavalry and Field Ar tillery at Fort Riley Kas to take effect September SOth and he will proceed to San Francisco and assume command of the Department of California relieving Majqr General Arthur MacArthur General Moore has an enviable Army record beginning with the Civil War and covering a period of nearly forty years His last active service was In the Philippines where he was Colonel of the Eleventh Cavalry He returned from the islands last April BQADBED MMRMMeR vvv A Jhe Engine Jujrijpsj JHITracj ilowet By tfeGSachei and Several PaneTAr Mote or less Irijufecl ljsyyVj rt lUrilIAro fe EYStlCKINiSBIS jt fc i IEAIPPKTIAIS gpeetalDltpateh te the PhtoBVete 8 AN BERNARDINO September IB A mixed Santa train coniposed of three coaches and Iwov box cars yrnn derailed this morning onv the Barn Hill branch between Goffsand Man yel aeveraf cars rolling injoTa Idltchi and an unknown man supposed to be a Searchlight miner Veing ihatantly killed At the time of the accident the train was running at the rate ov tbiriy miles an hour It suddenly struck a portion of the roadbed undermined by heavy rains during last nights storm The engine jumped the track being followed by the coaches Several passengers were injured but to what extent cannot be learned owing to the remoteness of the ceneJ A brakeman walked to Goffs from the scene of the accident a dlstahce of thirty miles arriving there late this afternoon with the first news of the wreck A wrecking car was sent out from Needles carrying physlclns and assistance Late this afternoon Coroner Pitman received the announcement by wire that there was only one fatality The wrecked train makes two trips a week between Goffs and Manvel and usually carries from fifty to seventy five passengers most of whom are mining operators Robert Chambers great love story of the Franco Prussian war The Maids of Paradise begins in serial form in the next 8unday Chronicle MUEDEEED MAN IDENTIFIED as Chinese inspectors son sC ii I CENTURA September YTJK An unknown man oU Vr fdeliratejythw himy 1 i self uhder moving ijocomo Mvv yesterdayratSatlcoy Aaa frelghttralRineartteitation nian Haiieen totruntQward lndthrowitpff hihatf HK stooped and stuck his head un derithewheelrandhadIt cut cleanoff i The mm was rdressed as a lnhnrtrmi about 40 years Of iage ofillghti complexion and had nothing on ms person save slln of DSDer cohtainingithe name 0HaratHe had beern I seen about me siaiionior pey eral hount but no one knew where he amefromi IfcIs thought hevf was going nto work at Santa Paulas where va am ily namedi OaiantreBldes i CITY Ol PANAMA fiRiEWiii TOMROWERS ir a ifrMii irfrHt5S 1TOAOTIMI mMr iiSAWS i gi ii iV rrf vMWmmm mmmmm GOES TO PRISON IN SHORT ORDER A Half Breed Mexican Who Assaults a Young Girl Finds Justice Is Swift in Mercedr MERCED September 1 Justice speedily overtook a half breed Mexican who assaulted an eleven year old schoolgirl as she was driving in a cart to her home In the Lone Tree district ten miles from Merced Tuesday afternoon The fellow dragged hfr frpm the vehicle but she escaped from him and regained her cart and reached home The officers were notified and the neighborhood aroused a large posse assisting In the search for the miscreant He was caught next evening at Dos Palos and was brought the county seat yester day At the preliminary examination to day he pleaded guilty and lri the Superior Court in hour hater he asraln Dleaded guilty to ah assault and walvec time for he was given tnjrtcen years and will be taken there to HIs name Is Trofllo Messa He Is an evlt looklng peon of medium site and about 30 years of age He had been seen about Merced and the neighborhood for several days before the assault was committed i i Not in sage books but in sage brush Berkeley students learn engineering See the story of how the surveying classes of the University of California spent their summer at hard wort fetchingly illustrated in color in the Sunday Chronicle BUTTE BUTCHERS BAISE BOYCOTT ON PACKEBS sentence la Folsom morrow RICH BEQUEST TO UNIVERSITY New Science Building to Be Erected in Southern California at a Gost of 100000 SEATTLE Wash September 1 The remains of the murdered man found Wednesday back of Klrkland near here have been identified as those of Alfred Earl Plummer stepson of Colonel Fisher the local Chinese Inspector No motive is assigned The young man was 22 years old and had been missing since September 16 1803 CORRUPTION IN NOME LITIGATION Ri Arango to Aid jn ing Water Supply Cost of Canal Below French Figures WASHiNGTON September 16 Ml Arango a graduate of one of the American technical schools has been appoint ed consulting engineer on the staff of Chief Engineer Wallace hi the Panama canal construction He is particularly charged to assist In building an aqueduct to supply the city of Panama with water It also Is proposed In the Interest of the health of the employes to lay pipe lines to supply fresh and pure water to the great force of laborers at the Culebra cut and at other campt along the line of work Chief Engineer Wallace has been mak Ing estimates of the cost of the work he has already done with the result that he feels safe in asserting that the cost of the canal construction can be greatly reduced below the French figures through the employment of modern high grade American machinery as a substitute for manual labor NEW ORLEANS September 16 Pat rick Calvin former roadraaster of the Illinois Central Railroad and now assistant to Chief Engineer John Wallace of the Panama Canal Commission accompanied by seven assistant engineers left to day on the steamer Ellis for Co Ion in connection with the canal work Interstate Commlssioni CoitH pleleHearlngrjof Chargei ofi iHJrfaantffqpiebrtce DENVER September Tl4The tntejr slate Commerce CommlssIonfbsyon eluded a heartng Into Westerniivestock rates which has beerf In Jprogres here for several days CommUslorte iCharies Al Prouty presided The heirlngwasia the instance of the cattle growers InV frsta te executive jxmmltteef represent Ing ialltoirgahlied 5cattlemn Testjpi5ny was also taken in the Texasrcattle rals eiteasfagaihstJtheSputhwesrlJnssV aileglngiunreasohable rates and jjoor vice The cattiemed i produced evidence to shbw thatstes were generalljphlgher tlianthey HaVe ivif been andaervlce verymucfr worse thanWhehl rates were ICwer It was shown ihattfrbm Denver common points and Southwestern points to the Northwest rates wereadvaneedi whllewest of the mountains rates were I ractlcally unchanged Tne advance has largely come about through savchapg in the method of charging from dojlars per car to cents per hundred pounds The railroads practically admltithe ptor service and promise amendments They admit1 the increase in rates but claim that rates have Jjeen too low that they provide a special service Tjor live rtocK ana are vxiiiicu ui muc uwcj Stockmen Insist that tbeygetihor special rvlce but that the bulk of live stock is handled on freight trains wltht dead height Where special servicer Is given Is where enoughstoek is shipped to make a tralnloadand the railroads jwllldo the same for any other commodltj provldlng sufficient tonnage if 4 The Commission decided to consolidate the two cases Into the Texascattle rats case and the railroads will put In testimony at a further hearing to be held la Chicago aboutthe middle of Novem ber There was a Urge attendance 1 of prominent railroad traffic officials and seme of the largest stock raisers in the West were put oni the witness stand Stockmen are confident that they will ultimately get an order from the Commission putting back the rates complained of to i what they were six years ago under the old car lot rate tariff Should such an order Issue stock ship pers who hare paid the advanced rate will be entitled to recover many thousands of dollars they have paid in excess of what they would have paid under the oa rates The railroads had half a dosen AMnAv fltitfne trib vfl vrnii rn Lstockmen are represented by Attorney Cowan of Fort worth i jfr mM fW fiesSfclatrWjlll i btim the strpngestmattJ tnrJnloTnityi dJdyes4 day5 Wrhjjme lit JWtteArl pomeiaeage8 bimii put huntlnk frye4raf0 he cwbunded akrlzxiy lear andsbmeay Jpstls iuhu He aa compelled to flghtviti out with hla hunting khife IntheUtruggiejherafbrped to glv Bithe beatrjhlr lef tiaxai to cheW while he used his right with the knifes He iii successful in kllllngthe grlx ziff butCVIIburp yajsbadlj useaupnna ne nejver ruiiy i recovered Ihla strengths and heklth i Qeeeeee ieeeeeee Stfg MS rm a wtA AVOIDS CHURCH cuMPtilioi Si lialians Genemjlfppj kifigs Action lnNoMlllng Heir the Princefof Borneo G0VEENMENT OFH0TAIS XOSEFAT PlACES AT FATE The Presidents Commissioner Witnesses a Flagrant Case of Bribery and Perjury DEATHwCALLS fFBED A EABUi PXS0B6BLES September ispThe death of Fred AVEarll of Berkeley oot curred here at midnleht TMr EarlUwas ffiEr Ifew Art Gallery 1 Warren Earll of the Nevada Supreme bench and a brother of Mrs Helen Webb of Berkelevi Survivinr him areli a wife Ida Earll and three children viiltori to oor eltr tpd th mbu seaeranr Bertha Helen and Arthur EarlL Mrj are eordlaU7 Invited to Tislt our newlr fitted Earll wasreonnected for many yearsAirtrooiM NewTcoHectlbiis of the very latest wt the Southern Pacific Milling Cora thincs la plot ores audi raises Saabora XVail paty with beadomcei lnBaa jranciscoxi Po iJJswes Big Eastern Firms Bad Prepared ia Wage War on the Union Betailers BUTTE Mont September ISjIt was unanimously decided at a iheeting tif the Butte RutcheVs Unlon to day to Taise the boycott on all of the products of the Eastern packers Thli includes fresh and smoked meats canned goods and all Of the stuff that is being Bold by them If this actionVhad not been taken it was feared by the butchers that complications of a serious nature would have been sure to arise It is stated that the Eastern packer were ready to do a little war business of their own Theyhad formidable supplier shipped into the city They had secured options on a number of stores and had even gone so far as to make propositions to competent men to become managers of ithelr several projected estab llshments 1 BABEB A PAY CHICK ON TOTE SOCBATES 1HNR ji 7 iTtyP i A Napa YontConvictedof Forgery Witli aeconimendation fbMercy NAPA September 1U The traijbf ih case of Jacob helpslagedlUiyeMii bn the chargeVof ifprgery was concluded to yiJn jthe8dpertorC9urvThe7iestI mony shbweid that Phelps received a checkfor fl 37 fromithe Socrates mine In Sonoma county for work done there and raised the face OC the check ito J71 S6 He then came to Calistoga with flfteeh ear old Clarence Constantino and tried to pass the forged check The juryjjhrought In a verdict this evening nnamg neips guuty as cnargea and LOS ANGELES September 1J Southern California University students were given a genuine surprise to day by the announcement of President Bovard in the chapel that a new building to cost not less than 100000 is to be erected upon the college campus during the year The announcement was greeted with prolonged cheering by the students The building will be devoted entirely to science departments which are badly crowded A thousands dollars worth of valuable apparatus Is stowed away in dark inside rooms and laboratories which are not able to supply accommodations for students desiring to work For years it has been quietly rumored In university circles that Frederick Rlndge a wealthy member of the board of trustees was contemplating the found ing or a technical and engineering department and this probably Is largely the outcome of his work October 12 1905 will be the twenty fifth anniversary of the opening of the university and the new building will ok competea ana reaay ror dedication vy inai ume i FIRES STTU BTJBNINO FIEBCELY NEAB ANACONDA Cabins of Prospectors Destroyed Together With Much Valuable Timber ANACONDA Mont September 16 The forest fires that have been burning or the past four days on the mountains west of this city are still raging Nothing but heavy Tains can save the valuable timber and plies of cordwood in the parth of the flames and there appears to be no likelihood of a shower Hundreds of cords of wood together with many thousands of feet of timber alreadyhaye been destroyed A number of prospectors cabins have been burned and fears are felt for the safety of the buildings in the path of the flames MAN WHO KTTTrTD A SAIOON KIEPEB JINCAUaHT One Portland Suspect Beleaked and Italians Are Now Held Besponsible PORTLANrr br September 16 Afteri a thorough examination of th circumstances surrounding the murder of Gus Breuer the saloon keeper who was shot down at the back door of his place Of business late last night the Police Department has released Robert Lewis the man arrested on suspicion of being the perpetrators of the crime Suspicion has be directed to a partv of tire Italians who were playing cards irt Breuers place and with whom the police learn Breuer had some trouble over the i esultsfof the gainer STBANGE BLACK WEEVIIu BIRMINGHAM Ala September 18 A mysterious black weevil which bores into the blooms and young bolls of cotton has appeared near Leeds In this county1 and cotton farmers believe the pest is the Mexican boll weevil The Insect has already done much damage to the crop DESERTIONS DUE TO THE 0U Commander of the Department of Colorado Favors Restoration of the Army Canteen fob GOyEBNOB 0FNEW MEXICO DEAD SXNTA FIT Mi SebtemberlU VCHam BJtchi formed Governor sir Tfew Mexico is dead at Eaglet sierra county ineer Lwhich place he was engaged In ranching Mr Bitch was born In ISO in New Yorkand was educated for the law A rrM two married daughters and a son survlre him ADMTBAti SHEPABJy HONOBED VALLEJO tptemWriiMinute guns wer fired yesterday in honor of the late Rear Admiral Shenard vhn I Urtdtbe nayal service In X8M NOME Alaska September Star tling evidences of bribery and perjury are being carried away by Assistant AttorneyAttorney General Day who was sent put by President Roosevelt to make a tour of investigation in Alaska During his stay In Xome the Attorney General must have discovered that the half has not been told In Washington of the way in which this district is honeycombed with corruption An Instance of the way in which cer tain companies have made it the accepted thing to purchase evidence openly and flagrantly occurred during Days visit here The case in point is a deposition made a few days ago by Miner Bruce a leading cltlsen of Nome before attorneys for nlalnttffs and defendant in the cases now pending in the United States District Court here in which the plaintiffs respectively are Louis 81oss Jr Blatchford Wilson et al against the Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company the suit being for the possession of five claims on Ophlr creek valued at 1000000 When asked at whose solicitation he had offered to become a witness Bruce stated that he had visited attorneys fur both plaintiffs and defendant and offered his testimony on condition that the side for whose benefit he refreshed bis memory Should pay off the mortgage of 1200 on a piece of property in which he was interested When asked by attorneys for the plaintiffs what he was going to give in return for the money he replied I was going to give evidence Bruce stated that after canvassing both sides he returned to Albert Fink attorney for the Wild Goose Company who agreed to try to get hlmia position with the company Later Bruce was sent with one of the attorneys for the Wild Goose Company to Ophlr creek to look over the ground His expenses were paid and he was to receive 5 a day He also stated that he had received 500 from some souree not explained He gave it to Fink to be applied toward paying off the mortgage This is one sample of the sort of evidence which has been presented to the Assistant Attorney General in Nome The two crying evils in this camp are generally acknowledged to be perjury and Jurjr brlhinr Day is now i a position to understand why It Is almost Impossible to secure a unanimous Jury i vrm on1 whv as a conseauence the United States District Judge is prac tically helpless in nis eiori iu ciear Mc calendar of cases that baye ajready been tried and retried HOP CBOP IN THE NOBTH WILL BE LIGHT California Alone Shows an Increase in Production This Season TACOmA September Early reports from 5the hop harvest Indicate a con slderab let shortage as the hops are not wlghhtenitwel On present estimates theuclfiCiCoasti product of h6psHttls ihoVsVIwlll be about as follows California 6KO30 i bales Oregon 70000 Wash ingteuMoOOU as against the following produced 4ast year California 6800a OrVgohii 88000 Washington 85000 Catl4 ornla alone shows an increase leaving the aietrdfecreaseiof he Coast 16000 bales Picking in this locality will be nearly completed nextSfey Vj NALmiSpNjpOq SMALLr MVALIOptemberjatUThe naval prjson at Mare Island was recently Inspected fbythe fyardj authorities lii sanitary condition was found satlsfac toryLbur the prison Is much too small having but flltytwo cells to accommo eate4tne mneiyeen prisoners aijpres enti Jn conflnementVMiral I6Cajli has recommended a larger prison Jhs Osklsnd Brneh Offlceof the TCafoslcie Is soV at I1W Btvsdvs bm TUrteath st DENVER September 16 Brigadier General Frank Baldwin commanding the Department of the Colorado has forwarded his annual report to the Secretary of War The report says that saloons and questionable resorts near the barracks are responsible for the large number of desertions from the regular Army in the Department of the Colorado The tots desertions during the year closing August ISth were 338 The report says The desertions can be in large part attributed to the malign Influence of saloons and brothels situated near the reservations seducing enlisted men from the paths of decency This Is only another of the many arguments In favor of restoring to the Army the canteen which provided places of amusement and social Intercourse where men could get light refreshments unrestraining decentdecent and orderly influences I trust that the sale of beer and wines under proper restrictions may be again authorized in the post exchange If men are unable to get a glass of beer in a decent and orderly manner In the garrison they will resort to the brotheis which custer around the borders of the reservations where theyv drink all manner of alcoholic beverages and often sink into debauchery and ruin lif ty Penoni Dhcharged Effecting a Saying ot Seven Thousand aMonth ST LOUIS September 16 rAnnouncei ment was made Thursday at the office of the Philippines Woods Fair board that more than fifty employes of the Govern ment exhibit including several high officials bad been dismissed for reasonsrof economy Theforder willgo into effect pormally at once The highest in rank of those whose services twill be dlspe sed With Is E8Feeder executive officer at rhe Philippines reservation who was engaged at a salary of 6000 a year Albert NeweU jchief otxploltatlon salary 4000 a year and Compton chief auditor and accountant have been notified that their services will no longer required The reduction In the executive force of the Philippine exhibit was made by Auditor A Lawshe of the Philippine beard whorecently arrived In St Louis It 1s expected that a saving of 7500 a month will result from the reductions BUSSI WILL NOT EVEN CONSEOEB PASSPOBT PLAN American Suggestion to Improve Treatment of NaturalitedJeWs MMts WithBefusaLv ST PETERSBURG September ii The fact that th Government of the United States through Embassador McCormicki had ppened negotiations with the Russian Government with the object of obtaining recognition JewishpassportshvRussla Is not gen erallyknown here Even the Journal de St Petersburg the semi official organ tf the Foreign lOmce receives the reports drifting back through ther foreign press with incredulity The Journal refers editorially to what it calls a stupefying article in the Paris Slecle repre Isfntlng President Roosevelt as a new juosea eeinK iu impose on xiuia iid eral treatment of Busiian Jews naturalized iri the United States Further answer has been given to McCormick in the matter but all hope that Russia will even undertake to entertain the American proposals isprafe tically at an end MISS tBOBEBTS DIES FBOM EEBA INXOBEES WENT TO BUY B0BSES AND HAS DISAPPEABED Burton Page Left Bedding With a Well Filled Purse and Pears Are Felt for His Safety REDDING September IS Burton Page left Redding on June 22d for Oregon with 500 tit the purpose of buying horses He has not been heard from since by his wire who rears he may have met with foul play He was trave ing by private conveyance There are tales of a former wife stKl holding attractions for Page who was married a second time on December 15th last but the woman who mourns him as dead says no credence Is to be placed in this gossip FOUND DEAD IN THE BOAD ftEAB MABYSVILLE BBsaaMSSMSS1 A Farmer Is Believed tj Have Been Bun OyerJiter Falling From a Load of Hay MARTSVILLEV September It The lifeless hody William Harbour was found in the road four miles riofthibf Marysvllle this af ternobn It is believed that he feI from a load Of hay and was run over although no marks are vlsi ble onhls person His team was found standing in the road a few hundred yards away Harbour was a resldent of Honcut and leaves a wife and several children He wasi 55 years jold ROME 8eptemberisTJlet jnajority of the people approve the action of King Victor Emmanuel In hot chopsipg the title of Prince ofRome or the heir to the throne born last hlghtsslt would have mixed the royal family lnavparty struggle and woulahaye embittered the conflict between church and state at a time when the Pope seemedIoihe iein rg toward moderation It is believed that the title chosen that at Prince of Piedmont will become fixed forall time lor the Italian Crown Prlneejas Is the5 title of Prince of Wales In England To celebrate the birth of the heir the King has granted amnesty to alt desert cis and has also shortened by six months the terms of Imprisonment fprcertaln crimes -King Victor Emmanuel has received the warmest eongratulatloha throughout1 the kingdom and also most cordial dispatches from Emperor Nicholas Emperor William PresidentvLoubet King Edward and Emperor Frauds Joseph The Queen of RoumsnUsent Queen Helena a poem on the event The infantinfant Prince will be bapUtedby Cardinal Rlchelmy Archbishop of Turlnrand wj bechrlstened Humbert a rt PBISONEBS BELEASED AFTEB TBEATY WAS SIGNED Someof the UnforttestHeld by ThibetaraHad BeenCap ttyity Oyer Twenyearty LHJCSSA CrWbetSeptember4r fjial Gyang tie SeptemberilAccordlng to the treaty between the Biltlahi ahd Jthe Thibetans signed September 7tbpris oners on both sides were released to day The occasion afforded a picturesque ceremony Some of the prisontfs released by the Thibetans bdbeepln captlvltyvervtwentyyearswOne old man who was lroprlsopedfpr assisting Saratf Chandraoasi had beenkept in a dark dungeon and had goneTJlnd He a flrst refused Jto credit the fsct that he was being riven his freedom and thought he was being ledjouljf or torture FBENCH WOBKTNOMEN WILL GO TbWOBLbS FAnU PARIS September IS A delegation of Trench worklngmen sent atth Govern menfs expense will sail for NewYork to morrow onjts way tff Sti Louis The industries representedV rV themanufac ture of cotton musical Instruments shoes hats macnlneW tooU and railway supplies Experts in commerciatlaftairs and in mall distribution and the heads of tbenatlona Jhor ors snlzatlons MM Brulsson and Rousseau accompany the party I MIDSHIPMAN DISMiSSED ANNAPOLIS Md September Wri The Navy Department hasj ordered that Midshipman James HMcCootspf the State of Oregon be droppedtfromthe Naval Academy in account 6fcohtlnued Infractions of Naval Academy regulations This action was taken on the recommendation of the superintendent of the academy fK JS 1 MISCELLANEOUS rebuilding food 1NAVY 0BDEBS WASHINGTON September 15 Rear Admlral Train commissioned Rear4 Admiral fpftthe Navy fromSeptember 13th IJeutenantCOmmanderAi Ai Ack erman detached from the Naval Wr I College at Narragansett bay BiIitc duty in tne uranance uepartment of the navy yard at Washington Lleuten ant Commander RM Hughes detached from the Naval War College at Nar ragansett bay September 23d to duty as executive officer of the Hancock October 3d Lieutenant Commander Smith detached from the Hancock October va and await orders Acting Gunner Ct Miller detached from the saval torpedo station at Narragansett bay ltb West Vtrginla 7 Sister of Naval Constructor Believed to Have Been Assaulted and Bojbbed ATiNtSQN Alal September 18 Miss Bessie Roberts a sisterpfNavaV Con struct6raTfGalhesItoberts ot New Pr leans who was found bruised and unconscious under a vacant house In the putskirUiof the city died to day The young woman jei i ine nome or ner brothers on Monday and was last seen at the street car transfer station When she failed to return her brother supposed she was at the home of ber aunt In a suburban town where she had Intended going i I if js oeiieyea Mlss Roberts was assaulted and robbed left for dead and herbody placed under the house i ABMENLfiSrSjTO PBESENTf LETOSB TO PBESIDENT LONDON September 1 Hj SaraJianV At chblshdp 6t the Armenians church In AmeVica bav Ayvadiari Archbishop ofiPerala and India and Dr Jean Lhrla1 Melikow representing the Armeniahs of I tiresome mo vuBusiarminga mission appointed brtbeBupremePatriarchsof the Armenian churches to visit the chief rep risentative of the great powers and appeal to them to compel the BulUn of Turkey to preserve order and tranqyiUity in Ajjucma win tail ror new worn to morrowfor the purpose of presenting to President Roosevelta letter from the Supreme Patriarch of the Armenian cnurcbi on behalf of the Armenians Some Wonderful Things Food Can Do YOUTH ABBESTED FOB PASSING SPUBIOUS COIN rr PUEBLO Co September MGeorge Johnsbn 1 years of age Is under ar restin thiscity pn the charge of pass tagcounterf eit money Several counter feifgod pieces which have changed han4s recenUywereCflnaUy traced to Johnson He claimed tbat the money had ben tlrai to him tirnr whoofferedhlm tljo foreacb goldpiec 1 iu uftnrc What continued us of imprpef food will do biupsettlng 4the peryoussys tem seems fllm5st beyond beliefkarid lt1 Just as surprising to see hbwa slmpte change from poorlj selectedSfood to good nourishing iood wiu ena aii or these aUs A Chicago njansays Mynervous system becameso shat tered thatwhenever looked ar mov ingiobjectjay Tight eyetrcdoutto the side my speech was stuttering thaj memory poor and waa very absents minded My face was febyereg with pimples and 1 was consuMlyashamed of myvappearahce Xhe doctorssaId raybkOdras Ifl 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