Real Trouble In Hayti
\
Blacks Threaten to Massacre all For
eigners. Crisis With France Result
of Allegations Against Frenchmen
(Unitad Praaa Talagraph-Cabla Sarvlca.)
London, Mar. 18 ? A bulletin from Hayti says the
blacks threaten to massacre all foreigners. The report is
causing some alarm Cruisers have been dispatched from
Jamaica.
Port au Prince, Mar. 18? Hayti is hovering on the
brink of a crisis that may mean the very existence of the
republic. France is charged by the heads of the govern
ment with having iucited the revolution, and it is conceded
by all that Frenchmen in the islaud are responsible for the
condition prevailing, they having provoked the people to
dissatisfaction and aided them in their schemes to over
throw the authorities. No outbreaks have occured today.
The result of the allegation against the Frenchmen is a crisis
with that nation, which may involve other nations.
BURNS ONLY STRUCK ONE BLOW
(By United Presa.)
Dublin, March IS? In the bout with
Roche yesterday Tommy Burns only
struck o_e blow, a short hook on the
jaw, and it wis this, delivered in the
first round, that laid Roche out and
cauitd him to take the count.
The affair is the subject of a great
deal of discussion in the press as the
result was a surprise, although it was
conceded before the fight that Bums
ivas the better mas. The leading
sporting writers of the country seem to
take the view that Burns hypnotized
Roche. This ?f course Burns denies.
The so-called flght was in the nature of
a tremendous fiasco, since it called to*
gether one of the largest crowds ever
seen at a sporting eveQt. Seats sold as
high as fifty dollars. Burn<t, nimseif,
won on a side bet about $12,000.
ST. PATRICK HONORED IN LONDON
(By United Pratt.)
Locdja, March IS? Busiueu was sus
pended la this city at noon ia order to
give all a ch&cce to celebrate St. Pat
rick's day. The afternoon was ob
aerved as a holiday alao io Dublin,
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CALE'S BILL TO
BE HEARD TODAY
(By United Preia.)
Washington, March 18.? The terri
torial government bill, Introduced by
Delegate Cale, will undoubtedly bo
heard before the house committee to
day. Cale la quite confident It will re
celva a favorable report.
AUTOMOBILES
ABE LOCATED
(By United Preaa.)
Ogdan, Utah, March 18? The Thomas
Flyer, Is at Promontory, this state, far
In the lead in the round the world race.
Green River, Wyo., March 18. ? The
Italian car la here, arrived this morn
lag.
Grand Island, Neb., March 18.? The
flrat French oar arrived here this
morning and immediately started west.
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FOR ST. PATRICK
(By Unltad Praaa.)
New York, March 18 ? St. Patrick'a
day was celebrated in this city by an
immense meeting at which the men
now moatly In the public eye made ad
dresses, Hughes, Taft and Governor
Johnson being among the speakers.
Great enthusiasm was manifested at the
rising of each of the diatinguisad men
and their addresses were all applauded
frequently, although politics was not a
part of any of tbem further than the
advocacy of good government and high
morals may be so construed.
FLOODS IN
WASHINGTON
(By United Pr?t?)
Seattle, March 18? Heavy rain#
during the paat several days has added
to the floods resulting from the melting
bqows of the mountalLi. The rivers
are overflowing their banks throughout
.all Western Washington. The Puy
allup and White river valleys are flood
ed and great damage has resulted which
la likely to be greatly Inoreased.
TEN YEARS;
NO PARDON
(By Unltsd Pr?M.)
St. Petersburg, March 18? The ezar
confirms the statement that the sen
tence of General Stoessel has been
commuted to ten years imprisonment
and donies a full pardon has been prom'
Ised.
BANDIT MADE
' 0000 ESCAPE
(By United Press.)
Portland, March 18? There Is no clue
&9 yet to the lone bandit that robbed
the mall car on the Northern Pacific
on Monday, It Is believed he only se
cured a few hundred dollars.
JUNEAU HONORS
ORDER 0E ELKS
(By United Pre m.)
Juneau, March 18? A holiday has
been declared today in honor of the
occasion of the dedication o! the
splendid new Elks' lodge. The day
was given over entirely to the cere
mony and the festivities attending and
the incidental entertainment of guests.
No newspapers are being issued and
business is entirely suspended. There
are a great number of visitors from
surrounding towns.
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SHOUP'S CONFIRMATION HELD UP
(United Pr?M Tclcgraph-Cabl* Service.)
Washington, Mar. 18 ? Delegate Cale opposes the con
firmation of Mr. Shoup as marshal of the first judicial di
vision of Alaska. He declares that he is riot the choice of
the people. He has succeeded in having the nomination
held up in the senate, Cale proposes the name of H, K.
Love for the office. Love is a former Rough Rider under
the command of President Roosevelt in Cuba and a close
relative of the late secretary of state John Hay. He be
lieves the name meets the favor of the president.
PAY MONEY AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE
(By United Presa.)
Washington, March ) 8? Secretary
Metcalf today officially conGrned the
report of the resignation of Admiral
Evans. He announces at the same
time that it is not Rear Admiral Sperry
but Thomas who will succeed him.
Washington, March 18.? It i* an
nounced authoratatively today that
{tear Admiral Sperry will relleva
Evans when the fleet is ordorcd to (tart
upon its cruise from Sao Francisco
around the world.
Magdalena Bay, March 18.? Of the
fifteen thousand men who made the
great trip with the American fleet
there were but fire deaths. This I8
considered a remarkable record.
GAME BILL
PASSES HOUSE
(By United Pre?a.)
Wash ngton, March IS.? The Alaaka
game law introduced by Representative
Humpbery, of W ighiDRtoo, passed the
house today.
DENlNCESTHEi
ALDRIGH BILL
(By Unfted Press.)
WaahicRton, March 18 ? Senator La
Follette today mads a most, vicious at
tack upon the Aldrlch financial bill.
H <3 denounced the bill aa being drawn
for iho benefit of the Wall street
gambler and the large banker, and
after a fashion to be actually detri
mental to the small banker and honest
businesslman throughout the country.
He said the financial jugglers were all
for this measure as they saw where It
would provide them with a means to
juggle stocss while the real Investor
and producer would be left to shift for
himself. He predicted that If it were
to pasa, the country would not have to
live long to tee the error of it.
The legal result to Nome of the New
Year's eve staking this year will be
hard to determine for uianv months.
Part of it may be known at almost any
time, but lawsuits for years to come are
liable to be attested by the slaking that
was done on New Year's Eve. ? Nome
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