The Missoula Sentinel du lieu suivant : Missoula, Montana • 1

i a £mitincl PRICE IVE CENTS WILSON LOOKS NANCHU LEADER Reviewing the Pacific leet LIKE CHOICE ABANDONS PEANS RESULT VOTE SOLID SOUTH CONCILIATION 1 INDEPENDENCE ARK GREAT COVENART NEWIONBAKlRWIRSVICTORY 4 ONL WAY TO RESTORE ORDER It On Side of Those Who United States cruiser California firing a salute th JAP REPRESENTING I CHINAMAN ARRESTED 5 6AM6 THUGS OLLOWED ONE IDENTIIED AS HOLDOP William Allan White (Continued on Page Six) I (Continued on Page Three) i Angeles Nov (By United (Continued on Page Two) be (Continued on Page ive) PRESIDENT TERRIBLY SMART TARI BOARD IN SESSION tScM4 lo not granted 1 lattve leader plans to retaliate on Tammany by legislation which will affect the municipal affairs of the city of New York Republican County Chairman Koenig (By WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE) A century and a half ago there was a stir on the Atlantic seaboard Dis content and unrest were abroad Men and women wore talking too much to invar Tennessee here this with Gov worked an 45 other method can China the Msnchu in a general mas and the Chinese Imperia! Partizane at Capital Planning General Massacre and People Pre paring to Resist Rebels Converg ing on Pekin Which Is Thought to Be Doomed Palace Burning WEATHER ORECAST OR THURSDAY! PROBABLY SNOW George Brown With Seven Others Caught in the Dragnet on Charge of Having Robbed James McMillan in a West ront Street Joint DRAWN TO NEW JEIRSEY GOV ERNOR BY BOTH SENTIMENT AND SEL INTEREST Looked Upon by People as Progressive The La ollette of Democracy Machine Men Opposed to Him Little Sentiment for Champ Clark in Southern States DEEAT IN NEW JERSEY AND VICTORY IN OHIO THOUGHT TO BE SIGNIICANT WAS BORN IN VIRGINIA RETURNS TO PEKIN IT IS BE LIEVED TO DECLARE HIM SEL DICTATOR WAY BE TRIED OR UNLAWULLY TRANSPORT ING DYNAMITE DEMOCRATS WIN IN OHIO CITIES DEMENTED MAN IN SAN RAN CISCO COMMITS HORRIBLE CRIME GRCU1D APPRAISERS I1STRUCTEDBYJUDGE SERVICES HELD TODAY OVER RE MAINS DRAYMAN WHO CUTHIS THROAT DEMAND MADE OR ESTABLISH MENT SEPARATE SOUTH ERN REPUBLIC BRYAN SEES IN ELECTION DRIT TOWARD DEMOCRACY Lincoln Neb Nov 8 (By United Press) Bryan In an Interview today commenting on the result of the elec tion said that the democratic victories are gratifying and shqw a drift to wards democracy throughout the en tire nation Congress now only needs to keep faith with the people a genuine democrat heading the democratic ticket we will sweep the country In he said WEBSTER TELLS COMMISSIONERS THEIR DUTY IN IXING PURCHASE PRICE HAS NOTHING WHATEVER TO SAY ON RESULT STATE ELECTIONS suit those who worshipped the God of Things as they are The agitator was unsettling business The mob was roused The rabble appeared Men began to meet and pass resolu tions New leaders ordinary LITTLE BROWN MAN HOLDING CERTIICATE OR 100 HELD UNDER SUSPICION Washington Nov 8 (By United Press) Progressive republicans at the national capital hall the result of the state election as presaging victory next year for their cause The result fnMassachusettsand Kew Jersey is regarded as calculated to encourage the Harmon democrats and the result In Ohio will It is be lieved be followed by a boom In Har mon political stock While President of the Navy the great battleship fleet in New York harbor Real Admiral Chauncey Thomas accompanied by a number of political celebrities was looking over the Pacific fleet off San Pedro Cal Admiral Thomas reviewed his com mand from the gunboat Vicksburg and as the little vessel passed fighting ship she was given the salute of 13 guns The battle ship Oregon created the most atten tion and the officers were kept busy pointing out nicks in her after turrets put there by Spanish shells during the battle of Santiago Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas In command of Pacific flL BALOUR STEPS DOWN Mexico City Nov (By United Press) It is learned that in the bat tle of yesterday near Juchltan south of here 700 of troops were slain The rebels decisively repulsed the government troops twice Today they formally demanded that President Madero permit the establishment of a separate southern republic They threaten to invade Mexico City if their demand HARMON BOOM EXPECTED ROM With Nearly $200 in His Possession Idaho Lumberjack Is Pursued by Men Who Are oiled by Officer Telegraph Operator la Ar rested and Held by Authorities Boes Power Broken In Cincin nati by Election of Democratic New York Tires of Tammany Rulo Again Governor of Massachusetts Socialist Gain NEW LEGISLATURE CARRIED BY REPUBLICANS Trenton Nov (By United Press) The republicans will have a majority of 19 In the next New Jersey legislature The defeat of the dem ocrats In his state is expected to have an Important effect on the prospects of Governor Woodrow presi dential candidacy gad rancisco Nov (By United John Cooper who was in a demented condition today chopped his wife with a hatchet and then cut his own throat He is dead and she la dying Godfrey Borden a woodsman who has recently arrived in Missoula from Idaho was gathered in last night by the and probably saved from being fobbed and perhaps Injury Borden when searched carried a wal let containing nearly 5200 some in greenbacks and some gold together with a bunch of small change The man had been drinking heavily with a gang about the ront street saloons and when Officer Lease took him in he was staggering through Pig alley with a small mob of toughs at his heels When Lease reached the police office door one of the gang stepped up saying he would take care of the drunken man and would find him a room The newcomer was persistent and even grasped Borden's arm in an effort to get him away from the po lice Lease drove the fellow off with a threat to use his club and then lodged Borden in jail This morning the Idaho woodsman was fined 55 for being drunk and promised the judge he would put his money in the bank Martin Whale claiming to have been employed on a ranch three miles from Missoula was fined 55 for drunk EDERAL INDICTMENTS TO BE KEPT SECRET THE SENTINEL IS UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED A 8 LEADING EVENING NEWSPAPER ELEPHANTS BATHED New York Nov and Jewel the Central parts elephant hive just received their Mjnf annual bth 11 look iw txnuaw 01 vume evao After bath they were massaged all over with neat foot oH a to their Joe nalle'wlth aant papers NEW HALL HOPE PEOPLE 10 WIN REEDOM SICKLES BLACKBALLED York Nov' Daniel LEGITIMATE SUCCESSOR INSTITUTION WHICH GAVE NA TION LOOKS LIKE DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN NEW MEXICO Santa Nov 8 (By United Press) Returns from the elections are as yet meager The Indications are that McDonald democratic has been elected governor by a plurality of 1500 The republicans claim the reet of the ticket and the legislature The blue ballot making the constitu tion more easily amendable passed overwhelmingly DIVORCE IS GRANTED Hamilton Nov (Special) Judge McCulloch of the district court yesterday granted Mrs Ellen Camp bell a complete divorce from her hus band Alec Campbell on the grounds of extreme cruelty The' children who are now at school in Spokane are to be left temporarily in the cus tody of the father that is until the end of the school term In June EIGHT MEN BELIEVED TO BE ARTISTS ARE LODGED IN JAIL rankfort Ky Nov (By United Press) Beginning a four Bion of Kentucky and President Taft arrived morning He breakfasted ernor Willson and then hour on his annual message to con gress This afternoon he dedicated the Lincoln statue in Capitol square He declined to comment on the results of the election Last Saturday afternoon a man giv ing the name of John Youn appeared at the window of the Scandi navian bank where he presented a certificate of deposit on a Clarks ork bank the amount represented in the certificate being 5100 The paper was received to await Instructions from the original Jankers ajd since a tele gram was received by the officers of the Missoula institution advising that the endorsement was a forgery and the presenter was not the owner of the money Youn was arrested last night and the case has been passed into the hands of the county attorney for fur ther action This morning John Dahlgren cashier of the Scandinavian bank received the following letter from Klein cashier of the Traders' National bank of Spokane which fully explains the situation except how the man now under arrest gained possession of the paper: are advised by the bank of ork Clark's ork Idaho that a check in favor of John Joun for 5100 was left at your bank for collec tion drawn on the Bank of Clark's ork that you had forwarded same to them and that they had wired you that the endorsement was a forgery Mr Youn has been properly identified to us here and we request that you forward us the original check as the party who presented It to you is not the owner If you will forward the original to us we will secure the proper endorsement and forward it to the bank of Clark's ork as that bank has already mailed us a duplicate and a surety bond to have signed Jfwe can recover the original check we can return the duplicate and save Mr Youn from obtaining two sureties and go to unnecessary trouble Mr Youn says he has not the funds to go to Missoula and prosecute the party who presented the certificate" Today the man in the Missoula county jail maintains that he is Youn but according to a message received here from ork Youn is a Chinaman while the man here is lieved to be a Japanese VOL I NO 21 1 Shanghai Nov (By United Proa Yuan Shj Kai ha abandoned all hope of making term with the rebel and will return at one to Pekii)f i It i believed that he will proclaim himself dictator when he arrives there believing that by no he restore order in The report that Pekin are planning sacre is confirmed are preparing to offer a stubborn re sistance The rebels are converging on Pekin from all directions It fall within a short time is believed to be certain It is rumored here that the im perial palace is now burning Indianapolis Nov 7 (By United ederal Attorney Miller says that no federal indictments in the Me Namara case will be published until after the Lo Angeles' cases are dis posed of If the McNamaras are acquitted in Los Angeles it is believed that Miller plans to bring them here to stand triad for the illegal transportation of ex plosives The funeral of Minnick the north side drayman who committed SUlcide in the county jail yesterday by slashing his throat with a razor after hs had tied himself to his bed was held at 2:30 this afternoon at th Minnick home 510 North Third street The Rev Mr Griffis conducted the services Burial took place in Missoula' cemetery I No Inquest was held over 1 remains Coroner Mhrsh having decld fed that an investigation would be un necessary It has not been learned i how Minnick secured the razor with which he took his life Officers at the county jail say that It is certain he did not get the razor in the jail but that jt must have been given to him by someone on the outside To Bay God Have Most Guns Is Babble of ool Spiked by Ideas and Al mighty Always On Side of Righteous Cause OEENDINGfiANG IS DRAGGED IN III THE POLICE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New York Nov (By United Press) Ocean steamships sailing from this port today included the Lusi tania for Liverpool and the Oceania for Naples and Trieste Cleveland Nov 8 (By United Press) Newton Baker the late Tom lieutenant has been elected mayor of Cleveland by a majority at 18000 the largest plurality ever given a candidate for this office here The democrats of Cincinnati Invaded Boss ward electing Hunt mayor by a majority of 5000 Th jeturns from the state indicate that progressives will control the constitutional convention next Jan uary thus Insuring the insertion of the initiative the referendum and the recall Jn the new Ohio constitution NEW HOCKEY RULES Montreal Nov 8 (By United A complete change in the hockey game will be made this winter as a result of the new rules recoin mended by the legislative committee to be passed at the annual meeting of i the National Hockey association The number of players on' a team win be reduced from seven to six the rover being the player to be eliminated It is alleged that this will make the game much faster 'end will also tend to make It more open Another rule pro Vjaes tuai vanaaian teams may not piay against teams or roe united State without the sanction of the Canadian National Hockey associa tion Los Press) The McNamara defense this morning finally passed Juror Samuel Mendenhall making five jurors per manently accepted to try McNamara They are: Mendenhall Robert Bain William Clark Byron Lisk and Green When the court ordered these five men sworn Lisk Clark and Menden hall at first refused but consented when Judge Bordwell promised to con sider their excuses Judge Bordwell then examined each juror separately in chambers Men denhall's wife is dying and Clark is suffering from heart disease Detective Burns telegraphs that he will bring the Indianapolis evidence here Immediately after the federal grand jury concludes its probe of the dynamiting charges Later Judge Bordwell excused Men denhall because his mother Is dying and Clark because of his heart trouble He refused to excuse Juror Lisk GEN New Sickles commander of the Third corps at Gettysburg Jn which battle he lost a leg has been blackballed by the New York commandery of the Loyal Legion The action ha created a feel ing of intense bitterness bet weenthe friends of the aged general' anil ber ot the veteran organisation BROTHER HUES BLOOD TO SAVE HIS SISTER KINNICK IS BURIED NO IKQUEST CALLED 700 MEXICANS ARE SLAIN IN BATTLE aftafctewwwr I MISSOULA MONTANA NOVEMBER 8 19 ir are mighty the Hon REPUBLICANS WILL CONTROL NEW YORK LEGISLATURE New York Nov 8 (By United Press) The republicans have carried the New York legislature by an over whelming majority William ames the republican legis OICIALS ARE Philadelphia Nov (By United Press) Several thousand supporters of Rudolph Laudeberg the reformer elected mayor of Philadelphia yester day stormed the city hall today and hissed the city officials The police reserves had to be called out to re store order Scores were arrested Last night Officers Cain Carver and Morris rounded up a bnncli alleged had ones who have been making head quarters in a West ront street saloon from which place reports ot frequent robberies have reached the police The men In the gang are: George Brown Jim Stowe Tom Ryan Jim Carr Jim McNally Peter Briggs and Car roll Harry Tull is being held as a witness against the men Tull having it is declared given some testimony implicating the men in an attempt to rob James McMillan a man who has until recently operated a Rattlesnake ranch The case is being investigated by the authorities McMillan Robbed According to Information lodged with the police McMillan on Tuesday morn ing was robbed of 520 and last arrest followed Harry Tull identified the cap worn by George Brown as the one belonging to McMillan The lat ter it is understood recently traded his ranch for town property and 5200 in cash He had this money in his pos session when he lost the 520 The men are said to have enticed him into the basement of a ront street saloon but when an attack was made he fought the gang with a knife When arrested shirt was cut across the ab domen and his skin was slightly scratched These marks are said to have been the result of McMillan's en deavors when the gang held him ttp: Tull testifies that Brown held McMil lan while the others took the money On the night of the McMillan rob bery an unknown laborer reported the loss of 535 in the same house and it is now believed that the same gang is re sponsible for this and other crimes of a like nature County Attorney Mul roney has all the evidence in hand and after investigating will take further action The police department is con fident that a bad gang has been cap tured (By GILSON GARDNER) Chattanooga Tenn Nov 8 (Staff Special) In the old south I find there Is a very general sentiment favor ing Woodrow nomina tion So general and so strong indeed is this sentiment and so ready is It to crystaiize into action that I should not be surprised If most of the southern states were rep resented in the next national con vention by in structed Wilson delegates The south is drawn to Wilson by two of the strongest motives felt' in politic sentiment and a southern Spokane Nov 8 Pos sibly without precedent in the annals of medical practice is the direct transfusion of blood to counteract bi chloride poisoning performed upon Margaret Scully a nurse ia training at the Sacred Heart hospital in Spo kane Her mother Mrs Valen tine 1748 Eleventh avenue said last night that the patient is improving rapidly Miss Scurry by mistake used bichloride tablets for a head ache but before the poison began its work she was able to summon a phy sician The pump and the usual treat ment were applied but she continued to faTl Blood tests showed only 50 per cent of the normal number of corpuscles and a transfusion of blood was decided ufion The brother Edward Scully living at Mansfield Wash volunteered and a direct transfusion was made Dr Cashatt who performed the operation reports that a quart of fluid was taken from Scully and that this saved his life Physicians declare the case is entirely new to the medical profes sion and that it marks an important discovery guns we: KitLS HIMSil i GODREY BORDEN CARRYING A BUNDLE MONEY IS RES CUED BY POLICE xS' jS ROM ROBBERY WOBDSMAN IS 8ARELY SAVED BURNS SAYS HE'WlLL HAVE INDIANA EVIDENCE OR USE IN TRIAL DYING ROM POISON SHE RE COVERED AS THE RESULT SACRIICE MADE London Nov (By United Arthur Balfour today resigned the leadership of the conservative party in the house of commons on account of ill health He was formerly pre mierof Great Britain Yesterday afternoon Judge Webster chose Gaspard Deschamps Peterson and Dr Mills to form the appraisment committee whose duty it will be to fix a price to be paid for the 40 acres which the county commissioners have decided upon for county fair grounds This body of ap praisers met at 10 o'clock this morn ing to receive its instructions Jrom Judge Webster The ground will be looked over Immediately upon the re turn of County Surveyor Bonner who is now out in the country making sur veys for county highways 3 JURORS SECURED IN TRIAL reviewing ship Vicksburg passed I 4ii muw ii rvvivion aownwara tartTT Dins ne aid to riv thaaa a tM make a report to congresa when It meete the flrwt week In December They are fromXft to ri2hb Emary (chairman) James Reynolds and William Howard rromdert to right Thomae Pkge AWn Sartors Henry Gilson Gardner self interest Wilson is man and Wilson offers them a chance to win Wilson Can Win folks down here anxious for another chance presidential said the ILLDEDm a LLCOLN STATUE 5 A 1 ci IB civ i ri i a Vi a 7lilMrnrL in 'wwemaff fi innw MiTri irxiTi if iw WTlin i jakjra Masf ten tiiwl rt 1.