The Oregon mist., April 05, 1907, Image 4

pririg jVilecSicieiG AFTER RAILWAY NOW
Tk.. rwcf io TtrwVw Carcanarili.l.. It
,1$ the best because it does the most gooJ.
While it makes the blood pure, frch
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu
lates ; the kidneys and liver, gives, new
: brain, nerve and digestive strength. "
5 :., , ...An unequaled list of cures 40,366 tes-
timonials in two years proves its merit.
8rsatibSror thca-ho prefer mettlrln
to tablet Torm, H.xxi
1m Ahimatl.tMil KahlMtj
" In lh nftual liquid f.irm. Samataha have Menu-
t v t I I i t i I
(1: and Jury Investigating Mam
mo:n Bribe In Bay Oty.
:it I.
t:'i
v ;;. J- itf
MUST IMPKOVt WATERWAYS.
lly th Mm tonittv nmMtriMi M tli liukl
xhr Whit no Una by Titporation, br-
ta MI 23 yws.ni fxjwrlf n I lwv wvr
known Hood's SurwnmrtlU fH. for irtm
11 '
' fbrm, bmMt tiwunMy of
im or ImIum. K.ld hf ilrnraiiL ur Mtnl hv niAil.
. i .... t . 1 C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mau,
GvaraHtekd under the Food and .Drugs Act, June 30, 1906.
print wUiViiw. It tfivi m e-juutut naiufao-
uon u why tuia.
So. 324.
Oedv. Practicable ' Way To ' 8otv
Frtlght Problem, Sty Hill
KewYork, April 1. Jamca J. Hill,
president ol tliu Uieut Northern, taking
at a text the recent action ot President
Uooeevelt.hi appointing a . waterway
wumiiasn), said; today Unit thiough
the waterway of tho country, prorly
S450.000 WENT ' TO GRAFTERS ...ust com hm . d,ircd
r ' 7 . . Il - 1.. .t... int.
limirVVCIlieilli 111 Wie illiHMI'tti.4i.
condition. Tin country, hesald, must
look to ltd watrwav (or Immediate re
let of tho freight pressure.
"If the government wouUI l.nprovv by
I (a waterway and extract fiom tlmm
omrifth Of Ihoir latont ponnihiliti,"
said Mr. Hill, "'tliu fn'iK'hI-liHmlllliK
Tha t'fnraM.
Th wlttila tlmt wmuit b'r (lii liri
t hoy I'lny
1. ,..! llm.llllirflK Itt I In' tlltiiili';
Th flowrr thai iimk u bai'W "
Tht r lh nlnlill'"" Millon
wooil! Smart "!t. .
After Month of Delay Arrangements
a wm rn.nl.ti4 tn Trial nF ' I
...w ....r...- .w. . . ... w.
Bat Ruef.
am
Ther' tlirw way.!' olrrd lh
i In) vrai.'kir lrrl, "(or
a man to linn. I til Hum ilmvn to lnwlpr-
ti v. !!' siit to lw a (trwU warrior, or
a itvat atatiwnmii, or a gri rum ai; ami,
hr Jwka. ou.o In a wullo ll a uib
that' all thr.T."
Xliaka 1Mb Vmf MlMt
Alln'r"l . lr. maMiin(
Llaarda Talla. I rraloary rnlllallua.
Certain lliartla are remarkable for The man who utrtl the smoking car
the frnirfllty of thir talis, although of the lrat train at Forty-third street
thta woakuosi Is not always the draw- strode to the rear euj and opt-aed the
tiaok that nut he Imagined. Tho din- door.
tnonJ Ulled eeoko. for Instance, fro-1 Tba he w'nt h" X at a"1
,i- . if. ,i, ...n lnd lighted a cipar.
r Y ik ,7 T 1 7 An k'y blew through the car, and
lien with which Ito caudal amndage 1 two or thr meD ,tart!j for tbe'
oe anappea oa. xnis muue. wnicu door8 for ,he of cloi ,h(,m
will perch uiion a rook Bead downward -Wait a few moment, gentlemen." said
nd tail In the air, ts liable to be preyed the passenger sitting next to the new-
upon by hawks. One of theeo f oAuid-1 eomer, "This man knew what kind of a
b!e birds will swoop down upon a cigar be was going to smoke a great Seal
lltard and seixe what It takes to be the'
bead, but la really the tall. The brittle
San Kimu'isco. Auril 2. A new link
daa ln uddoi to tho chain of evidence pMhlom soon would lie nearer oliitnm
which connect tho I'uitrxl Kailroadei, tlinn the' railroads theinsclvea ui
with the local bribery deals. It is the L,.., , iri it
HHWi llllinil Uill IIHK HIIU CUllltfl miii nil . I , . . 1 ..11...
soimn. withir. thoeommnv. Thee-ruml' lnvTV lwn l,n" "
liiry will toon return iiiilictiiieuts in
better than we did.'
tail snaps off, and the gecko wriggles
way, not much the worse, to grow an
other. Oaa of tae Early laa'ttlrra.
Aaron Burr was hunting for Blenner
baftsett's island.
"It's somewhere along here. I know,"
he muttered, consulting his map again.
Tying his skiff to a tree near the top
of a neighboring bluff he waited for the
Ohio rirer to subside.
Bltlea
ugly
of th Mcaaserte.
thing !" eiclaimed the
Chicago Tribune.
Croea Parpoaea.
Nfarshall Wilder tells of an elderly
lady In Cohoes, who, besides her deaf
ness, experienced much trouble with
raise teetn. Consequently she was
disposed to regard this world as a
vale of tears. A neighbor, passing her
house one day. beheld the lady sitting
at the window, wearing an expression
of more than usual gloom. Thinking to
ebeer the unfortunate one, the good
hearted neighbor screamed at the top
of her voice:
Good morning, Mrs. Blank. Fine
'oniiection witli this mammoth billi
on pv which tne sum ot f4.Mi,utiu wa
divided among Mavor Schmilx, Abe
Ruef and the supervisor.
hllo no (lotlmtc statcne it lias Ik'it
fortlicoming af to Ihe men slatcni for
indictment, this much is certain the
prosecution will direct its tire to this
blanches .( Ihe iMrpomtion. riieiw
bramhi'sare the control, represented
by Patrick Calhoun, the president of
the company ; the active management,
represented bv Thomwell Mullally, ami
the law dcpartniciit, at the head ol
which is Tirey I., rord. The next
week will determine where the blame
among tome railioad men that water.
wavs development would Ih inimical to
railroad Interests. I do not Uiink. it
would, and if this Idea hm not already
wholly disappeared it la in a fuir way
of doing mo sooh. We rtallted that we
have croatwl in the prosperity of tin
country a wnd it ion that rails loudly
lor io lief, ami any means to that end
would he welcome.
lake, lor lusUime, a lri-Iool chan
nel in Ihe Mississippi (rom t. I. mis to
New tlrlcaus. Tin-re is no more mi
portant work for the general goverii.
nient than this improvement It might
coat UIU.IHHMHM, but when it was
finished a singly powerful tow boat
... r...,i nft.v it hi a ecilattl I'liiv
aweaiuia, ealliHin ana not. uru, viin
... n.lir.l ritafli. Adi inia Allua H. Olunlnl,
Lokoy, Now otk.
1 ader rn Hulea.
I don't know much about lour t on'
greaamen's olllcial record, but 1 bear hs's
a uulalicu pariiauiriiinnaii.
"He la nnw. vou iel a was marrieu
to Mis Mtrongiiilnd few days ago."
t'enilalae War.
Ulffklua I'uuny thing atKut womeiv
lau't It?
Mlffklna-IVn't know. What runny
about "euiT
Ulffkius - Why. during the courtship
woman will fight her relations fur
the sake of the man she loves, but
nfrer marriage she will work her hue-
band for Ihe sake of her relation
PlltS Ct'RtD IN TO 14 DO.
lAZO oiNTMKNr l iir'iii I iiieura any
ra.eol Ictilns, blllnl. ble.line ur prulru.liat
l'll.-a in e iu II Uyi or rauior rv'iiiu.loJ xm
A tHallnello.
"A rtwk lu one reNvt I dlfrerenl
from nil hiiimin la-nigs.
"Why no J"
"llecauie she never wauls any mhor
I hum ii il Help in ner nour
lliiltluiore American,
O.IlU"ltOM0 0'rMNf
Dial I" I VIIK ni"i" ' ''
Ihe am sue rttllni.l l "LI lahlil l " " "J
l-U-K UK mill I'lai'k ""I leiierim, allJ
beau I tie ,'H'WO'N ti;rt' V.!!' 'Vl
Terror i Ihe Air.
Wilfred J'a, N man who Is innliniially
ii a lil Is called a im dog, Ln't he?
(iunhii.in 1 Iml's ahal Ihey rail blm.
my l"..
Wllfretl Well. If he men
. . t . ....,....11.. .Imlittl
a nisii who i i'imii""i
iniint be a ke terrier. JU'U.
.... hi vims' I'un. i") all Nia pies
WA ir'....r -..- I 'r V k ! V
iraallaa. Iw. It II. k !!. A. -
Aaulker Heer
IIihIJ- My chauffeur lias Mite Tlotli-
sr rtivrd.
Kriviie llooil! Wtnil Is lit
"Ho wa the first one to bw flnel In
'ottil In 11HI7,"- Vonker rltatesuian.
M.ohara will 11 n. I Mr. WinSleW ".tilei
lyruii the twit reme.lv to u (u UiHclill'lte.i
lurlu ibetvelhlu earkxt.
Ike Ki Wor.
"Why ere .m lu i.b s hurry to pick
up nir suoe hen I tiroinwu II 7
"I IhiiUftlt there might he .imelh.U In
it for me, some time.". Cierelsnd leader.
Banking by
8
WE PAY
1 ' :'),
INTEREST
On savings deposit of a ,lj
tir mora, f'nipooiiie. i1Pa .
every year. I i. 'i,.t M
to nn a Haviiik'i Xiimm w.ii
in by Mad as ll you lived tint
iloor, eieiol fur our lr lw,
let, "Hank, rig by Mail," tni
learn lull i ttrulare, AUms
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
Portland, Oregon
SUth and Washington Bia.
is to be placed. It may be disltibuteil 'f,,u'l P11".'1" ;w " tiainhmds
Ass
"You
siraffe.
I may not be a prite beauty." retorted weatner we re navsug.
the camel, "but I don't look like a cross Tea," replied the elderly lady, "but
between a stepladder and a kangaroo." I can't eat with 'em yit"
among all three branches.
1 lie grand jurv toduv set up (eorge
Hal ton, former political manager for
Seimtor l'erkins and more recently on
the political staff of the Southern Pact
he, for it special mark. It was brought
out that I la t ton had lioen attorney for
the Home Telephone company hefote it
tough t Its way into San Francisco. It
transpires that Congressman Julius
Kahn was also attorney for the com
pany during (he e.irly stages of its fight
to entet the Sin riaix'isco held.
When the trial of Abe Kucf on a
charge of extol lion it called today in
Judge Dunne's court, prosecution and
defense will alike answei "teadv." The
last of the many postponements and
Interferences which have caused the
preliminaries to drug out over several
Heavy freights, louuiring only moder
ate speed in traanspoitatioii, would g
to the scuhonnl by way of the (iulf, and
theie would no longer to freight con
gestion between the Kast and Weal."
ADVANCE RATES ON GRAIN.
dissolve union of roads.
Final Stage is Reached in Matter of
Harriman Line.
ISHEU1VLWISM
CAN NOT. BE RUBBED AWAY
."It fa perfectly natural to rub the spot that harts, and when tie muscles, I months, are at an end
nxc lurooojn ana iwitcning" wita the pains of
RheumaUsra tlie sufferer is apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other
.vcuo. ujjputauon, ,a an enort to get reliej lrora t'Je disease, by producine
tounter-irntation on thi fleh ,..!, t,.. :n . . .f. b
wv mwu.uicuw wni 4111CL me pain leinpo-
ranly, but can have no direct curaUve efifect on the real disease because it
does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is more
man skin aeep it js rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be Chicago, April 2. A dispatch to the
reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT BE RUBBED AWAY. Tribune fiom Washington says:
Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by The final stage in the investigal ion of
vj-i ma"ual; n inesysiejact rcluse matter which the natural avenues the Harrinran sitiration will begin on
wnsw, iaB joweis ana Kianeys, Have failed to carry off. This Thursday next, when the InUrsatte
' . n"""' .l's J contaci wua me cunerent acids of the body, forms Commerce commission will hoar its own
tT j V-rTi a aosoroea into me Wood and distributed to all parts of the eoimsol and that of involved railma.l
uy, anu xsjeumausm gets possession of the system. The aches and pains in explanation of points brought out in
sre nr. I cimnt.MA n,A t. 1. . 1 , .. . . I. I.,. .. . ' n
, v uuuSu mCy may dc Bcaicerea or relieved for a time tne teeiimonv taken.
cy sunace ireatment, they will reappear ot the first exposure to cold or
dampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma-
oT f 05 Peny cured while the circulation remains saturated
with, irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift
...mmucwBuscie or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing
inflammation and swelling and such IprriMe ntn ...
, . . , ' ' , , ... uuvuua S S LCIU I . .r ii" .
f , " j j ,.TMa. '""ermined, and perhaps the patient becomes Southern Pm-itic and allied lines which
Sfi0,. "PP,fofJlfe- S- S" S- thorcmghly cleanses the blood and have been found to be competing, and
E2to??ht will prepare a report for the inforn.a-
matteriroiu the system. It warms and invigorates the blood so tiat instead tion of the president wherein will be
vi a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit- set mrth steps which the investigation
lng acrid and corrosive matter in the mus- shows will improve the transportation
cles.nerves, joints and bones, the body is fed facilities generally and legislation nec-
and nourished by rich, health-sustaining essary to insure inure satisfactory Fe 1-
uiuuu wnica completely and permanently eral regulation
cures Rheumatism.- S. S, S. is composed
J i t, "j's tunic properlies j nermann rial inning
,al,W Tf f-. f.,v "?m.y Washington, April 2. - Xumero.ts
Following argumeuts the commission
will refer all testimony to the attorney
general, with a view to the institution
f legal proceedings for a dissolution of
the combination existing among thei
Union Pwitic, Oregon Short Line.
Railroads Take Revenge For Twc-
Cent Fare Law.
Washington, April 1. Iu accordance
with their intention cxpnsscd some
time ago, the railroads constituting the
Western trunk lines, the Central Tratlic
asfociation and tho Kastern trunk lines
have filed with the Interstate Com-
merve cominisslon larifls increasing
their rateea on eastboiind grain and
grain prtxltirta, to become, effective
about Apill I.
This actum was taken, it is under
stood, because of the enactment by h-g-
islutures of some of Ihe W estern states
of laws regarded as inimical to their
interest. The particular law to which
the railroads took exception was the
2-cent fare act of the legislature of Ne
braska.
W hen the new tariffs were Hied, the
commission suggested to the carriers
that tho time for putting the increased
rales into eneet should to ixwtponed.
The carriers cheei fully aconiest-ed and
the commission has granted the carriers
permission to post and (lie amendments
postponing the proposed advances In
rates to May 1 .
Murk Satr.
"Yes, air." said llrngg. "I've divided
to have a long talk with the bos and
tell him Jnt what I think."
"Is It posillilo!'' remarked Nagg.
"Whj ? Ikm't you believe I've got
the nerve to tell In in wbal I think?
"(.Hi. yes; but If you tell dim Jut
what you think hw nro you koing to
have a luui talk)" liilladelolilu
Press.
KerneUf fur ICaeeaa l ICallas-
A hint to thorn who umy lliouglit-
lessly at some time or other Itidulne lu
excess III eating. If this In.ll retluii I
Is cotumlttiHl, vHH'lully In high sen
soned things with rich snm-es. draft
or coltl water aosiltiiatetl with lemon
Juice will take utT tlie sense of weight
at the stomach and assNt the t!!geii
pruccs by moderating the allmeutary
fermentation.
CHOObE NEW PRESIDENT.
PURELY VEGETABLE
made entirely of purifying, hinglinii&roti Z ,h7.7. ,".'t i r T. . P . pa,C'' "iyo,i Co'
11 JarLufferinVfrom Rbatisnt KM
",.uS lu iuu a. oioou aisease away, Dut begin the use of S. S. S. and write
l1lllf'?irV:wCaseIa,nd our Vy? will give you any information or
v hbuwto w cuarge ana win send our special treatise on Rheumatism.
THE SWIFT SPtCIFlC CO., ATLANTA, CA
Abeolalelr Neeraaarr.
Chicago Judge Walt a minute.
Where I th court Interpreter?
Attorney The witness Is an Ameri
can, your Honor. Why 1 it necessary
to have the Interpreter?
Chicago Judge Because the wltneaa
I from Boston.
Hit Him Hard.
"I hear that you said I wa the big
gest fool la town."
"No, lr; I did not I do not credit
you with enough Ingenuity to take front
rank In any profession."
I o noi pioj j, us (.iu sq usqj
II op ajl-t Jnoi ja oj si iB.w jadoid
-uoim -eami 03 noi ajuq.w ,Bq.u
Jtasjnol j op oj ai 'qd
-osonqd ujioas-amoq aqj pajumai 'i
-4OU0JU euop aajqj B jaa oj fa aqi.,
Uaqaa-ax aw jnj4ils3
The Limit.
Jim Gruet Is terribly absent-minded.
Jack I should say so. I've known
him to telephone to his office and ask
If be was In.
U 4
The New
Oil
Stove
timony Drought out by the pios'iitiiin
luring the papt seven weeks of tlie Her
mann trial. Their statements, while
contradicting considerable teatimony
uffered by governmcit witnesses, had
no direct bearing on the principal rxn'nts
at isfue though their denials hud the cording to Commander Wint'erhalter's'
Honduran Rebel Will Make Genera
Guiterrei Their Chief.
Washington, April 1. Genera!
niso (luiterrez, one of the iiirnt prom
inent lemlers of the revolution in lion
duras against President Ilonilla, pnh
ubly will to presiiUrnt of the provision
a I government establisheil bv the Hon
'luriiiii revolntmnists with the aid of
President elaya, of Mmragun. A dis
patch received today from Commander
Lriwils.it
I'aducah, now at Port I.imon, (Junta
Kica, statos that it is reportwl there
that lieneral (iiiiterrez is the favorite
candidate for the head of the new gov-
emmeni in llomiunrs.
It is also reported in Port I.imon, ac
$100 Htwaril. JIOO.
The reaiter. of thi, I'ai-er wlit he rtetM.1 tel
leaill Ih.t there 1, at lea.1 nil. Jfeailnl tliM.
thai actvties h.. t-4-en aln. to rur. u ; lit I
ttaKe.. au.l that it i alarrh llail i atarrA I
Lura Utneuiilr tvltie euia atu.an lu tlx I
me-llr.t fraleriiltr. ar.rrh tm. a I'mi.llHi
liotial iliu!., require, a et'titliiuWiriiai ifr.t-
ntent. Halt a ( alarrh urv ti i a.trn inter n.iijf
acting air.etlr iiuu lh IIimI siot mueoui I
mria.-es ol the ,,,trm. tli.r.-lo il -.i'.t In. inc I
(mil tauon "I tne .11.1M, Bf.1 siltus tli. 1.
Il.nt 1 reus'. h hr haiulitiir up 11. i-i.ii.lltuti.'li I
anil s.n'.ftiiig lia'.nr. In 0T11.. It. uit. Tttrl
prprietura have to mucli f.lth 111 i. curat!,, I
ermaat triejr oner ot:a lluulr.-l i.uarl
li-r an r raw thai It (ails 1
ot tetumouta!,.
A l ire... K 3 CIIKNET A CO.. lulajn. 11
BViu 07 (irrisimt,. J
11.11'. L.....I. I'll'. ... . . . 1...
"" . . M.I1J 1 '. ' .w. OTh.
Aewapaeer Meaaaaa.a la l.oaS.a.
ju.lge lleiiloiil s reference on the
bench to the Times as the 'Thuiulerer"
remlints us how remarkably this nick
name has persisted. The Morning Tost
Is no longer "Jearnre": the HUndnrd
lias not IK-.U1 "Jlrs.
sppaa.
DAM
I AM'Crliihk'rrvpntaliimrijrAs
siiiuhiunk! RtcttxldiullU'(ul.i
lintf the bknotula nikl lkwvn ui
rronwh,sI)iv!,sliiin.t'rs,crful'
nciaiiiWivsi 1'oiil.iini nriilrr
Opium Morpliuic itorMuatfoL '
-v.: t
iVAItl U I IV,,
tmm UW . I
iaw . I
I n - 1 mts r I
tm rw I
ArsTf. rl lU niedy fofConslipA.
liun.Soiir Siotii,i(h.l)irtitUa-
i(irn ,1 onvukaias , Vw rih
mss htul Loss or Suriu.
farSitfile SiK'vnturs of
has not IK-.U1 "Jlrs. i;iiii" ain.-e the f KT
icral '-ease of the Moruliu Herald the "Mrs. ii"
Harris" to whom It would allude n.in I
WW hideiaMideiit nutliority. lint the Times I
Is still tlw "Thuiulerer." It owes that I
name to ('apt. Kdward Sterling, who
t-XACT COCy Ot aVRAPPUt.
I said to have Is-gun a Time' article
with the words: "We thunderwl forth
the other day an article 011 tlw suhU-t
or and jKilltlcal reform." In-
don Dully Chronicle.
CURED OF GRAVEL.
6AST0B1A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bough!
I Boars tho J i
I Signattiro Jf
I iVr
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
effect of weakening the prosecution.
Henry Meldrum, during his examin
.1..-. f .1.. t . . 1. ,
duou, lesuioii unit, ne cauea to see
Hermann at the reipiiwt of II. p. Oat
ley, son-in-law and associate counsel of
the defendant.
Bulgarian on Warpith
lielgraIo, April 2. It is reported
here that a band of Bulgarians has at
tacked the old Servian towns of Riidniu
and Tordocha, burning 31 houses, kill
ing seven men and maltreating a num
her of women and children. IncieuB.
iiik uineriiCT m ueinir displayed Here
il.. i ..... , . '
lu.oiu iiiu J'U lcai la IIS. UWintr IO ill,' Tl. I ruiun u..; l... .1...,.,,. ...
t.ii . i "i"v. uog a oiui, anil the
.. Mn rv.,,, nuvBcaiiwi gin claimed tlamnm-H from tl,
inspaicn, inai rresitient Konilla is com.
r.lut..f.. u.... ..n.l...l 1-1 . l- . . .
I1".""; nuwi.uiiiiwi. inn tiispaioii does
not state exactly where Senor ilonilla
is, but it is believed that he is some-
wnerc near Amapala on the south toast
of Honduras.
DisputcheH rwelved by the State de
partment fromsevoml different points
in Central America announce the bom
barding of Amapala.
Girl' Beauty Worth $1,200.
Paris, April I. Twelve hundred d,.l.
lars is the value placed uki toauly I,
the Swiss Federal .tribunal. It had
Different from other oil itovea. Superior because
of its economy, cleanlinesi, and easy operation. The
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue name Oil Cook-Stove
saves fuel expense and lessens the ork. Produces
a strong tyorkmj flame instantly. Flame always
uncle t imma;... i - r
. u. u. uikic wuuui. wives quick results
without overheating the kitchen. Made in three
sizes. fEvery stove warranted. If not at your
. - wij uur nearest agency xor desenpti
tive
xyb Lamp
TUB
x. . Ump ,0T aU-'ound household use.
Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled.
Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled
in light-giving power; aa ornament to soy room.
Every lamp warranted. If not tt your dealer's,
writ to our nearest agency.
: STANDARD OTL COMPANY
uaouareoATcja)
OWIIf.
ormeilog. ilia local court. at Ilavos
awarded her 800. The dog's owner
a l.i.t.l.... ......... I...I ..-.I t. ..
" """.""i aiij.-niin, nun, w lieil llin Cum.
came oeront the higher court, tlie jurlg
comirinea tne award and ra ho. tl
uarnagts to ai.ziid, beeanco tho girl
who was 17 und had been verv nn.Hv
i i ....tt i .i ' .
mm auiieiHti uie Uimiiititiori of l.
Ijeauly" because of tho bite.
Ask Protection for Jew.
Washington, April 1 . Secretary m
State Boot has received a nrimtor of nn.
peals from Jewish organizations. In this
tne attention or the governments of
Servia and (,re-e to the atrocities ner.
petrated by Servian and Greek bands,
uiey nave, made no protest against lire
actions or imlganan bands.
Hill Ha Plan.
Minneapolis, Aniil 2.--President .T
J.Hill, of the Great Northern railroad.
!.. I . . i
is uere arranging a compromise rate
measure, which will to submitted
me legislature tomorrow, according to
an announcement made by a railroad
official today. Mr. Hill, it is said, has
Dcen
roa
fac
good aut hority that the measure will from the excease. of the rebellious p,.!
Lie siiormttcil to the legislative commit-
tee in " effort to substitiito it for legia- relarv h... ..,.i.u ... i l. .
hiHon nn. .-Ii . " l" HC
"" . icoiiid nmke any reiirns,.rili.ii,.u ....
suliln.r. utth l.,.,.i,Ki ,i. .it...
Ch.n n P.en ail ' , " " m OlSirCSHOd
.. ...w.. i oeoure. in viiu r,r iiid ru. i... ..
rXl.ar. nf l..-ilO T "P
. , auitni nrM;e. iininir 01 iiih rnniinnrpv ... ,
Rrili.l. .1.- ... .u. .,.1. . ...7 . . l'' V IW
r" ainiraorniiur uiu uniui iHiiuicai unu fliitin.r tr... !....
Ut. I.. x .i . .. ' . . ... unws,
""""i "io guest oi uonor at tne
Canadian club barioiiet toniuht. Hit
wiirrid Hurler said that Mr. TIryce
was me nrsi Jirlllsli ttlrilwS'lldor
Washington to visit Canada, "if
Hryce," continued the Tiffin tr
able to turn a new leaf in regard to has .ailed a special term 'of tf e Z
Canada's re ul on. .!,!. n:....i . ... .'. win renersi
ei. c-onforr ng with heads of other country for (he cxercof goo, Xi's
rads, trying to make a mutually ..ti. by this government forth., protection of
ctory arrangement It is learne.1 on the Jews in Koumanla who are suffering
sxl authority tlmt. Mm m. nro :n ,i . ... .n.,Nini.jj
Lottery Scheme Exposed.
Jackson, Mis., April 1 HmiMiltirtri
- at al dischsiiire regarding a lottery Hcheme
Mr. iis;n (ha Coast were placed before the
ini.iiai auuioiiiius looay. jmign fJilcs
t.'.... T .. 'I, . ...
cmieu, i win prorxrse lor luui a
menton Parliament hill."
United
IIIOIIU-
Hojpltal on Mount Olivet.
.Jerusalem. April 2. The foundation
stone of the new German hospital upon
the Mount of Olives, was laid Sunday
in the presence of the governor of Jem.
salem, the other local officials; and
many spectators, to the aecomrianltnr.nt.
of cheers or Kmperor William and for
the sultan , Of Turkey, , who gave the
land and authorized the eOllHlrili'tinn i.f
the hospital.
court io meet April Ti to indict the
persons Involved, some of whom are al
leged to be among the most nrnmin..,
ciiizeoHjoi muiseetion. The autborltlo
decline to reveal the details, but It is
1 urned tlmt a regular drawing i,f nei....
ba taken place aboard gulf vessels,
Oliver, the New Governor,
; London, April 1. King Kdward hag
approved the appointment of Hydney
Oliver to be governor of Jamaica in sue
cession to Sir Alexander Swettoiiham,
who recently resigned the office, giving
M the reason advanced years.
Not a Sirgle Stone Has r,m.rf
Sine Uing Dosn's Kidney Pillt.
J. I. Dioightiev. miisU- mibll.l,,,, ,.i
Suffolk, Va., nays: "Hurmg to or
three years that I had
kidney trouble. I pa,,.
C'l alxnit 'J pound,
of gravel and sandy
si'diinent iu the urine.
I haven't st,., ,,
stone since n i n
Doail's Kidney Iillsi ,
however, and thol as
three years B(o. J
used to suffer the mt
acute agon, ilnr.i,,, .
gravel attiu'k, and hud the other .i
symptrns of kidny trouble lussiiu.le
heailache, Uiiii j n, u.k ,lrlMllr.:
disorders, rhetiiiuilic tiin, etc. J
a Isix containing H gravel stones that
l passed, but Unit is not
tho whole nnintor. I consider lioan's
Kidney Pills a um) kidney tonic."
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