. miiri iisiiia
5 (It m um
.,inncn(! rnrm for Our
g tUlluuiwi'"
Busy Rcars.
uhMrallii Ul iiiu
OAuM Of IEHHUR.
Prosldont Aloxls Has Cowed Haytl by
Wholosalo Murdor.
wi!nrt.?" VV"' ,I,,ytl' A"rl 21
Whllo thoro linvo boon many rrcHtH
wffi!IU.V.X0,I lM,,"ool ' xympathy
...... huh luviiiuuun, and polltl
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN BRIEF
Jf
FLOOD TAKEa FOUR LIVES.
RUSSIANS IN A TRAP
cul prlHoiicrH continue to bo broiiKht ' . . Friday, aPm 2G
In In ImteluiH from Interior points Washington, April 24 Argu-
t hero huvo boon no more public r"""tH J" favr of Ul" President's pro
HliootliiKH lioro. Indood, tho gov- ';ram rr rl,r ImttlonhlpH consumed
(HI.), Miller (Kan), Stafford
(WIS.) U.'innon fO). H mn fTnnn 1
doeil. thn ,. '.nlltl for four bnttleslilnu f.itiui.Tn,1 mid Hv.'in V
. . - - J V - u-lljli;il ...
ornmo it domes Hint any more oxeen- 'Hl "J','10 h,,hI" r tlio senate to- Fltzgornld created laughter by ro-
l wosirorK iorced thousands or ne
will conduct fho Investigation Mann Hons to flee from their homos In
Thousands Homoless, Circus Wrocked
ard Railroads Blocked.'
Fort Worth. Texas, April 20. An
other rlao of three feet In Clear and Foppoo CimPnnnrlnrl hti Hnrrlno nf
Woatfork forced thouaanda of per- uuuuuiiuiiu uj uuiUGd Ul
Angry Kurds.
r i n Imnortant but
B,tumooii- ---- .
Not U8 lnoroo,,"K
oftho Pat Wook.
i.i..
. ,-.l,n KVilHH tOOK llll Hill" "U
i i fi'i'llllK IIIHCH
H io
rim boyc
hlncso i"
The miPri'
I'cnsacoi
..m.il till1
L., were made.
lieutenant General Unovlteh, who
Stl "'" rulront fr)1"
ukdt-n, is '"
iioiiB huvo uiKon placo. This, how- 7. i . . ' .or Washington, oponncl furring to the speaker aa "the wholo Htrcams are stll
over, In Incredible, In vlow of tho fact , " ,, ' ,,'' ,ccInr'"B that tho Asia- business" In tho house. He said that Tho railroad
'that many poraona aro known to huvo ,. ; , mtlon SittwK tho Pacific I'" had told Home people, who had Pled. Five nun
boon dragged from tholr boda at J, W"", n "l(J,m: to Hint Hoctlon, written him about wood pulp, not to State labor con
Jin has i, '" migni quickly rise wnsto tliolr time on tho white house,
ri.r.?..!,v,,r.HMlno.c,n8h 'twoon Am- ns the prealdont had In a degree re-
1(5 last I I 111 I,!', i tho Japanese. He wanted cently lost his Influence with tho
od tin. , . ,,t 1,1 1,10 I'ueinc. house.
-i mo Tlilu Iwi ,i.,.i..,..i .....
llltrM rtti.l lluil ..11 i - . ..
...n..v ,...u umi. llll irilUO 01 iiiom
UUL'Il IOHI.
Ill tllO OXCCtltlotlH Of Mnrfh
ProHldont Nord Alexia achieve
doublo piirposo of obliterating jih . , ' ' 0 ,1(Jlred, was a measure
many of tho foes i.h hi. pi,i ' Ioaco, nd not of war. He came.
I - . Ill J lift UlllI It 1 I . '
mums on, and striking terror Intn V,u "'-cuon or tno coun
Mill llrnirlii r I . I
Wo will stand by tho president
to tho last ditch," ho humorously re
marked, 'and I expect we and tho-
' Pi tVI IW1 1I1LIJ lw 41. ..1 i i . "
improved. u o noaria or mono who wore boyond . ..m , AJ W'V H",r,n comer or president will go Into tho last ditch
... ... . n s roncii. Hlncn tiw... i,i ."iiiul m ino I'ac r e. ocean. Thn tnuathnr"
'tl."f "V.'rrJl?.. "y.t't of hla ferocious Ho m '"r " L"!Hi" " were In favor I Tho McCall camnaln nnhtlHfv h.l.
XU,mwn '-"" oral Juloa Alexia Colco. , wh po . ' TroZouTi 1,0 .H(!nt lo 11,0 todny Wtts ""anlmoualy 'recommend:
.i ..f niiimiu ,in. ........11.. .it.,,.., ...i .t '.. ' f' vice piesldentH t(nu iii.it,...w...i ,,f .i , n... t .. ... . . .,
mi' i;"""- ; ,,, uuuuiuu tno snooiing or tho a vni f ir ,. n . u U1U IMMiho iur passago ny ine
... i..,.l .iiMnn Hw vil 111. nr iiriiuiru l.,,.l...ll.... . v " il VOIO or Ki2 0(1 torH liltmil in. m ,.or ... It i .... .. " ..I....
! IIH.III "I !' ....... ui n, .1.UIK IHJUHJ OI HIS OWn tllltfll llll' In X',.... V. I . wuiuiiiHll-u Wll UIUCIIUII Ul ITUHI (JOH I,
street car strikers 1 )100 relatives, aro mentioned only hIio representatives In
'car imrns and several nr-1 w h Wors. All Haytl trembles l- iUnVJ'tll!: VllJ
VIII, II..,,,. I ........ ' "" '!" ...nil, Ik null lliu IlllUI V1UUIJ HUIJ-
.llclty law association.
Alexia has mado tho slirnlflniitif I ur .ii.. 1 ' , . . . J port of the democratic members of
statement that, If ho Is not permit- tl ;i : " "5 " ho committee, and of national pub
I lHtnil im w S .Vi!l'ii."ln.??,.!!!!!T -?,, ,;,,,,. IhaV iton was on
; i.,,,,, ,,,L i U(! ...r ,,,. ..n,,,,!!,,,, .1I
re
to
on
world,
tho
appro
con-
FLOODS CUT OFF ASSISTANCE
Russia Pours Troops and Supplies
Into Trans-Caucasia to Crush
Rebellious Tribes.
i kuh'i . : -Jl " niiiiiniL iu I'lii'irif i-rmu .,..ii.... ...n ... ..
l,,ii,, itiivnor. of Mnry- deposition, write h h name on tho linn m,,i u,,. it. . .wn,..- wasningion, vpni zi. T ie
ra i l- iurb "!o "croll of fame In tho blood'of uch a lho ,W ? tho i,,rc8ldent
nil, W , miiHKiiPrit mi II, i. .11 li i . l IIMS COUIlliy WOUld SOIld till! f ent nt lintf mh ho Anw
..r t ii ti in iKiuiiiiLi . . w .... nun iivjb ni:i;n iiiiii.it iiiivii hi nitin nun ..,..111 1... ri. ... .w.
11.. I.. !( itl fiit.l n - I I Ul I LII II I I IliK Illirr refill llllltllf A i(..Mi.n ' . . . . ,
ork is iniiiii .'i no ono doiililu his ability to carrv who hud !... r,.,..,i i Wt""" l we naviu
,,!ltors ttiruuvn sun. ollt t,,H throato. which lu .i.ir.tnn i w,.v rr. . ...,.' . V w ' Priation Din was taken up for
... ..Munnl savs of (ho do.td'to bo Inten.lo.l ns .letorront Vu Htriion "rii.r . . . . , ' .slderatlon.
r.'i;. "lie wuh n faithful servant ,'only to revolutionists, but to nnv at- clash i.,.W,.,.n 7h ,Zn , . S. .. "'"""'Hng tho policy of
Oiiivi. " , .......... . ... I.. . . . - . ' .: ,v i"'uJ" uium;,! nil r (ft nf lift f loutilna In T
.n.nitrv rim iv mn 1 r uu luiiiiil iil iiirtiiirii 1 11 1 nr i itrrin ri in it run iiimirin i , ,,,, fcW a
hla
10 n--
!VlliSmttS v!S iT ragged sold swarm" 7i 0 'nc-Mof t S I ou' ce "lay at ffw Vm.i Jfn W! Ul '
ructed Ub (It IM" UJ , J"1" .. '"r .Htruets heirtrlntr ulirnnuiv v n nnii i',,n .I..U..I.'.. n... V '1. .1. . 7ii.' M0W to maintain Itself away from
has In
affairs of Haytl
uoHiiiuiion prevails on
ovoryl Washington, April 21. The busl-
sendlng
aclfic
ocean, Senator Lodgo said great good
is already resulting from the long
aro paid In tho debused currency aro
expected to recoup thomBolvea In
uomo manner.
TWELFTH UODY FOUND.
-Large
the HaiiHur lake dam was aliout
Us AnRclofl will take about 3300
11... l.niM.iulitn ftiiiif in ri Innr
(n 01 in- uwiM-.".!' .. " .
the city. Then thoy will navo a
rhuo luncheon and seo tho wild
tut show.
Widespread rains are cunning
i.... in fin 1 1 1 tn In frirmAra
cab jvj v '
It Is reported that throats have
.. I .. ,.n ).r. Ilf.a 1 f A 1 1 ,t Illlilf
Sadden wnrm weather In causing
(at damnRu In Alusku from floods.
Four million oysters woro destroy-
by ftrlklnK flBhernien at Cnncale,
A bunco man who has boon rob-
nir women iiiih ueon arreaieu in
akland.
Four ninoked robbers held up a
ihionnblo club nt Hot Springs,
k.aml got away with 110,000.
All tbo regular army troops In
c vicinity of Henttlo will partlcl-
. . i t i,... r I. r. I , I I ....
that port
Mrs. Ho u 1 ri tt Hawkins of Los An
tes, has now been asleep 78 days,
d there Is ntinarontly no change In
condition
Eight consecutive witnesses In tho
ennr titiki rr umi tiiriniivr irk mr
p r virnin(i irnunv i rt timi ui.
Roman Catholics of the United
----- r .
Its own mechanics on board.
rvan
6efuru"'B , Hllvor laco, bog cap In hand and aro 1000 pension bills wore put through,
fton.rnl .Manager (Jrtibor or tho urofuso In thanks for n dnln nf r. .tho lariroHt Jmir.h if tit ft unoolnn
vnrrrwrii. i.'MLiiiiiiiun ui u lhu i nniuu -i rwi antfu vnu imnttttnn i a riiii wnu nnuui.i u
maco to mai roan ny mu uurnunK . uioir pny, when they cot t amountn protection or life on nnv tralilo wntnr
to loss than 30 contB a month, and during regattas and marlno parades. wiiHiuiigion, Ajirn u. it is mo
what else thoy aro ablo to secure Is Thoro also was discussed at length I I,reBont Intention of the house lead
sman. A general receives 200 Hurleson resolution demanding erH b,rnB uo tho PuKoil land-grant
gourdes a month, equal to about$27, im report or tho Commissioner of
so thnt In order to llvo ho must add Corporations on tho cause of fluctua
te his Income as best ho may. Hlm-itIonH cotton. The vote on that
llarly all government officials whoi,,,un8uro W1" " t"Ken tomorrow
Thursday, April 23
Washington, April 23. 'After ono
of the hardest fought legislative bat
tles of this session, the house of rep
resentatives, lato this afternoon by si
vote of 247 to 8. passed the Fulton
land-grant resolution without amend- promised last week to withdraw his
mont. Prior to the vote on final objection to the resolution, but today
resolution for consideration In the
house tomorrow or Wednesday, and
tho belief Is general that It will pasB
without amendment. It Is now evi
dent that tho democratic fllllbuster
will continue to thd end of the ses
sion, but Inquiry discloses- that the
democrats are generally favorable to
tho resolution and will not under
take to make It a party measure.
Representative Fordney, the lead
ing representative of tho lumbermen,
slderatlon.
dollars to educate candidates for
I! nr I fr3i ii ill ill nrift mil iwwir tifinuiifiu
An att?nipt was made to nssasHl-
rancifsco, ny mowing up ins houso
.m a iiiwiu fo ono was iniurcu.
RuHslan forces hnvo repulsed the
Saloon forces woro generally sue-
il hi
Two dry kilns of tho Seaside I.um-
n . . .
nee i'i iinn
A St. I.ohIh councilman has been
iv ruin r i,it.n... .....I ............... .1 .
-. -" ... iiiiuiij iiiiu di;iiluiii:i;ii iu
0 years In thn nrm
i'nrtnors In an liluho ml
mr.n nno u-im
...,v nun IVIlllIll
KailfinB COlirtH linv mifinww1 In.
Illmnhi.. 1 . ...
., "n "V it- Ill I UUHUi i IIIC
The hnUBO hllH ordnrnd nn hinnlrv
"W ill IT llll I If) r IMItll II iwl t tttlli-
un nits Deen appolntod.
MlnlHtor Wu Ting Fang says ho
ad nothing to do with ntnrll nt? th ft
Vfflf I rx .... I i a .
" 'KiuiiHi Ainoricnn goods.
Buperlor Judgo Cook, of flan Frnn-
led), JillH IlHldiil In li,.
rvlritr il... r ltd . ...
'r uiu V I r II nil lit nnflH t
. I'lti L ill A II II II . II I I II IIUIIIl III
- 'wnvii i' rv (inn . wiwi ie rmii.
IPln n. " -
Horlda rr'iiubllcans hold two snp
raie and rival eonventloiiH, each ono
'tl'ing C t'lr.'ltl'H 1,1 lm 1,.11nnil
Two
.V.I , t l(,
Death List at Chelsea Grows
Relief Fund Needed
Honton, Mass., April 21. Many passage, Fordney's amendment was ho declared his purpose of making a
thousands of people todny walked voted down. 43 to 227. Tho ronnln. ifluht. as ho said tho hnnso rnmmii.
through tho rulnn of the flro which tlon will ko to tho nrosldont hv tho teo had decided to tabln Mnndoli'n
ono week ago swept through Choi- end of tho week and will promptly , resolution. The committee has
son. It was an orderly crowd, ahd.be signed by him. reached no such dntfirmlnntinn imi
th o militiamen and policemen on I Immediately theroafter steps will Intends to report this resolution bo
guard had no difficulty In handling be taken to Initiate suit against the. that the houso can give It fair con-
u. Many oi tno cnurcn societies nau uregon At caiirornia Kallroad Coni
blg out-of-door meetings in tho pub- pany to secure forfeiture of the un
11c squares and parks. sold portion of Its grant. For the
Ono moro body was found today In tlmo being, It Is understood, no pro
tho ruins. It Is believed to bo that ceedlngs will be undertaken against
of Captain Benjamin F. Knowlcs, a lumber companies and other pur
Grand Army veteran. This mnkes chasers from the rnllroad.
tho 12th body thtiB fnrtfound In tho I
rulriB. Washington, April 23. As tho
Tho ironoral relief committee. In a senate was about to conclude consld- till. 54C. 549. an Increase nf S7.F.79
statement today, declares that 13,- oration of tho naval appropriation 031 over the amount passed by the
000 people were mndo homeless and hill today, Sonntor Piles, of Wash-, house.
that 10,000 or these need not oniy.mgion, propoacu nn nmenumeni m
tompornry aid, but must bo rehabll- .creasing from two to four the num
itated, at least to tho extent of nbso-lher of new battleships to bo author-
lutoly necessary housekeeping equip- .
Hpirui'd ui.'iHiiu occurred on uiu
amendmont for the restriction of the
pnrchnso of materials for the con
struction of the battleships and sub
marine boats to those of domestic
manufacture.
Amendments to remove that re
st rlrl Ion from the bill were defeat
ed, Halo estimating that since the In
vestigation of the stool trust somo
East Fort Worth today. So far as
known, four persons have lost their
lives. At least 3000 persons have
been rendered homeless and all
streams are still rising.
service Is badly crlp-
dred delegates to tho
convention aro weaUier-
bound here. A cloudburst In Park
er and Palo Pinto counties last night
will probably send tho Brazos and
Trinity rivers two feet higher and
these streams are now higher than
In 25 years.
North Fort Worth, Mineral City
and uienurne arc almost completely i st. Petersburg, April 21. The lat
inundated. Engineer Long and his est nows received here of the bound
firemen woro found dead under their ary war that a Russian detachment
engine today. Their train left the had been penned in and was calling
track in a washout a mile north of for reinforcements has aroused tho
Cleburne. Crops over a large area anxiety of tho foreign office. It Bhown
have been destroyed and the esti- that the entire population of this
mated loss will reach over half, a district, composed of well armed and
million dollars. warlike tribes, is rushing to the sup-
Cleburne, 20 miles south, was nort of thn hrlcandn whn hnvA hiin
struck by a wind storm of tornado attacked. The situation may become
proportions, followed by a torrential Btlll more serious if the Kurdish ban
downpour of rain that literally flood- dlts who inhabit Russian territory,
ed tho city. Within 20 minutes after encouraged by the retirement of the
the storm broke last night tho two Russian troops, Join their Persian
bayous that run through Cleburne kindred and threaten the Russian
had left their banks, flooding 500 communications.
or COO hoimes. A circus whose tents Associated Pi ess dispatches setting
were pitched in the western portion forth the grave situation of tho Rus-
of Cleburne was completely wreck- Blan detachment in Persia are fully
uu. iwo nous escapeu, ana prowiea confirmed tonight by official reports
about town for an hour, throwing! Grand Duk Nicholas Nicholaic-
the people into a panic.
FLEET REACHES SAN PEDRO
vitch departed quietly from here to
day for the Crimea, traveling Incog
nito in a reserved compartment of an
ordinary coach, instead of by private
car. The trip ostensibly Is for per
sonal reasons and, it is said, will be
of short duration, but the Grand
Dukes departure Just previous to
Voyage From San Diego North One
Continuous Ovation.
Los Angeles, April 20. Los An
geles sent more than 100,000 of Ub the imperial family reunion for tho
citizens to the oceanside today to Easter festivities and to the marriage
welcome tne American battleship of Grand Duchess Marie Pavlano to
fleet, whieh steamed into San Pedro Prince Wilhelm, of Sweden, is con
Harbor, 22 miles away, in the full sidered an indication of a more 1m
radiance of a mid-Bummer sun, and portant object. .
dropped anchor at 3:30 p. m. Thei Despite diplomatic denials, Russia
16 fighting vessels and three auxil- continues to forward reinforcements
iarles, leaving San Diego shortly and munitions of war to the Can-
after 6 o'clock this morning, had casus. An American traveler retnrn-
steamed up the 100 miles of surf- Ing from that territory recently says
beaten coast In single column for- that he saw train after tram loaded
matiorx, 400 yards apart and in full .with soldiers, proceeding in a sonth-
view of thousands of persons who erly direction, and the railroad to
gathered at every vantage point. Kara is so swamped with military
With the Connecticut leading and Btores that It is unable to accept pri-
wlth Rear-Admiral Charles M,
Thomas on the bridge, the long line
of ships pointed within the break
water at San Pedro bay Just half an
hour behind their scheduled hour of
arrival. The Connecticut, Kansas,
Vermont and Louisiana took berths
vate freight.
TRAIN WRECK KILLS 41.
Fire Consumes Bodies of Victims
Injured Wait for Hours.
Melbourne, Australia, April 21.
within the sheltered portion of the
harbor, where they are to remain Two trains from Ballarat and Ben
the full seven days of the fleet's 'dleo. reanectlvelv. collided lata last
If Fordney opposes the visit, while the other 12 ships of the 'night at Braybook Junction, about
dlturo of fully $400,000.
ITALY SHOWS HER TEETH.
8ends Big Fleet to Threaten Turk
ish Ports.
Rome, April 21. An Italian
squadron , under command of Ad
miral Gronct, will sot out for tho
nurnose of making demands In Turk
ish waters. Tho squadron comprises
1 I warships and Includes tho battlo
shlp Iteglna Elonn, commanded by
tho Duke of Abrtizzl. Altogether, tno
vftBHidH will carry 5095 men and
Fulton resolution on this ground he
will get little support.
Washington, April 20. After con
sideration of less than two hours the
senate commlteo on naval affairs to
day reported the naval appropria
tion bill to tho senate. It carries
On the battleship construction pro
gram the senate committee adopted
tho policy of tho house, making no
change In tho provision for two ves
sels. Tho president's message advo
cating tho construction of four bat
tleships was not considered, as it
second, third and fourth divisions eight miles from Melbourne, 41 per-
reached out into the open sea in
line nearly two miles long.
STRIKERS REFUSE TERMS.
No Hope for Settlement of Chester
Streetcar Trouble.
Chester. Pa., April 20. All hope
sons being killed and 60 injured.
The Bendigo train, with two heavy
engines, crashed into the rear of the
Ballarat train. Five cars of the lat
ter train were wrecked. The wreck
age took fire and was almost com
pletely consumed. Many of the bodies
were unrecognizable when recovered.
The Bendigo train suffered but lit
tle damage, but the two engines were
was known thnt the committee was hand and there was no serious dis
opposed to that pro-
unnnlmouBly
gram.
Increase of 2 0 per cent in tho pay
,of the officers of tho navy and civ
iillan professors and instructors at
mo rsavai Acaaomy, and or 10 per
of an early settlement of the street
car strike, which began in this city plied on top of the rear coaches of
last Monday, disappeared late to- the other train. Terrible scenes fol
nlght when the motorman and con-, lowed, many of the injured being
ductors of the Chester Traction Co. caught in the wreckage, and were
refused to return to work on terms with difficulty rescued. It was a long
offered by the company. The state time before doctors and nurses, ar-
pollco have the situation well m rived on the scene and In conse
quence intense suffering prevailed
among the injured.
years ago the price of steel armor 'cont , t of ft d f
J I " ! ,1C4 f 'rTtnn aml, $3,553,909; increase of .the pay of
$600 per ton to $416 per ton. 1,- nf mnMiin,niii. nCtr
professors of mathematics, construc
tors' corps and civil engineers' corps
to equal that of ofllcers of the same
Wednesday. April 22
Washington, April 2 2. President rank In the medical and pay corps,
Roosevelt will veto tho naval appro- u.
tholr objective point will be Asia ' priation bill, should tho senate, as 1 For public works additional ap-
turbance during the day.
The traction company resumed the
running of cars within the city limits
this afternoon. They carried no pas
sengers. Traffic was suspended at 7
A committee of the strikers went
to Philadelphia today and hired a
number of 'buses, which will be
SULTAN YIELDS.
Allows Establishment of Italian Post
offices and Settlements.
Pnmo Anrll 91 Thp thrAntMiPrl
placed in service, tho purpose being trouble between Italy and Turkey ap-
to compete with the traction com-:parently has ended as a tempest In a
pany. teacup and, for the present at least,
Mayor Johnson at 6 p. m. gave there will be no demonstration by
permission to saloonkeepers to open Italian warships in Turkish waters.
their places, contrary to the advico indeed, it now seems likely that the
Minor, somo 700 miles away, u nas did the house, fall to make any ap- ','"" ""A lu"us:Ot Deputy Superintendent Lumu, ot incident will produce a better feel-
leemed nocos- proprlatlon for the two Datliesliips ',u u'-riv" -u,uuu, rusi suuau, the state police. ing between Constantinople and
Rome, leading to an agreement by
the two countries on many differences
which heretofore have been the cause
of not a little friction.
The Turkish government has given
its permission to Italy to establish
)innn 1 H.1 1 1 ml If If M ll
sary. also to occupy a smnll port tin- which aro authorized in the moasuro, $1 10,000; Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian
til Turkey sees tho error of her wny jTho prompt announcement of this planus, ior navai station and dry
and gives full satisfaction. More rHCi to senate leaders todny -v -
energetic measures mny thus bo .gnrded as responsible for t'"
avoided. nouncoment by Hale that how"
Tho difficulty between tho two nn- 'proposo an amendment nppror
tlons arises from tho rofusnl of tho $7,000,000 toward the constlb
Turkish government to permit mo of those ships.
lnsta"utlon of Itnlian postofflcos
Tho president stated his
on this point with unusual eiVvncr
and suddennons today, upon 1
that the bill ns passed by thi L
was simply a "paper" provls"
naval Increase. Authorization
ships was mnde, but no moi
'""io bodies have boon dls
ii ii... .. i .. . r.,
... uu. iiiiiih ill i:iifiiunri
. t HMlKIllir in, i ,,.,. I ,l,.nil..l l...
i n riM.. . ... -. . ...........
- Ill
A ln,,
maw rrom tho Insano usy-
Hln S(.(.flmi d.1,.1 ii ,
nr IihII. ...j .....
"iiuiry inn li,i., i o.... m
A I os Angolos woman has slopt
aklnV, 1H a,ul Hll0w" Hlgn of
ior
siting.
A jury
n i
Plfirn,ll('H,th0 C!,",rK0 tint l
utilHi, ?",.tro,0',H who woro sont to
""r nr.. ,, ""a on 1,10 Purslap fron-
al i,0in '""iiuea mid cut off from
- -i-i
""Otll nnllll,w.i
lr diBiinuA, i . ' "iril0S n congrosH
l"" to hintn' f "ncortnin juBt who
lot inBt Inn. r tho f,ninclnl Pl
Panknr i - '!non (!Crod to try
Navy Wants 0.000 Men.
Washington, April 21, Antici
pating favorable nctlon by congress
on tho proposition for 6000 addi
tional men for tho navy, of whom rlod to make tho provision e
3000 mny bo obtained prior to July, Such legislation as this, tho p
1 instructions have boon given to made known to his numero
resume recruiting, which was bub- gresslonal callers, was a tra
ponded some weeks ago. at which to effectiveness, us well as
tlmo the full quota had boon at- all the earmarks of loglslat
tnlned The department Is anxious ordemaln Intended to mako
to take advantage f tl willingness lous his campaign for tho
of young men to enlist, and tho ad-j navy.
vortlscments will bo through publl- That the president's quit
cntloiiB which roach available young vigorous action Is to no efTe
,'non ovldencod by tho action of CI
( ' Hale, of tho sonato nnval con
Demands Labor Legislation. In announcing that at the
Chicago, April 21.-At a mooting Jj"1 "ro',OM tho 7",
of tho Chicago I'Odorauon in mwwi
today resolutions wore passed pro
testing against alleged hostllly and
liidlfforonco of congress to demands
of work ngiiion. included
dock. $1,000,000.
THIS SEASON AS FOLLOWS
ROLAND TRIP
TO
Chicago
St. Louis -St.
Paill :
Omaha -Kansas
City
DIRE
jhm
Am-
tab
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Must Protect Own Children.
Helena, Mont., April 20. Holding
that it Is the duty of parents to safe
guard their child when in known
places of danger, tho supreme court nostofflces in the Turkish cities where
today reversed tho decision of the the other powers may h."ve like ln
dlstrict court of Sliver Bow county In stltutions, and In like manner has
the suit of Harrington against tho met tho Italian demands with regard
B!70 U K.JBntto, Anaconda & Pacific Railway, to other questions that have been
1 "i rri iwhich had awarded damages for In- subjects of dispute.
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fifH't wfe concerned, the matter having been for $12,000 from sheriff Shoemaker,
ouf con" left to the jury. of Helena, Mont., has been started by
60.
Tuesday, April 21.
Washington, April 21. A
united democracy, which den
In tho s ncerity of tho repuniican n
rosolutlons was" a petition for im- the houso today, by a vote of
mediate passage of ho Wilson mn n. pannm mm-i v.,.....w..
Ing the Sherman nntVtr.iHt lullon providing or an Invon
law and of tho I'oro bill limiting Iho.o the paper rust and, hi p..
iwors of tho courtH to issue lnjunc- oi n " "'.
ins in labor disputes. nounced as tho committee of
TICKETS WILL lid ON SAL!
May 4 i3
Jund 5, 6', 6, 20
July 9, 7i 22, 23
August 6, 7, 2 2
ltti in
I jury to a child. Allowing unattend'
iod children in such places Is defined
as prima facie neglect, a new prin
ciple so far as Montana courts are
Sheriff Sued for Reward
Spokane, April 21, A novel suit
ng the
t was
should
2
Good for n'turn in 00 days
stopover ( privileges Ut
pleasure within
limits,
1)0
Hons
Honor Grant's Memory.
Now York, April 21.-Commemorating
tho 80th anniversary of tho
birth of Oonoral U. S. Ornnt, a mem
orial Horvlco was hold tonight In
Metropolitan tomplo, ut which Soc
rotary of Wrr Taft, Andrew Carne
glo nd ox-Socrotary of tho Troasury
Losllo M. Shaw mndo addresses, and
Qrnnt PoBt of tho Q. A. R, presented
a national flag to tho church. TIiIb
is tho church nt which donornl Grant
during his roBldonco In this city at
tondod worship.
Don't firgei the Da
i'O-l .
For aiiy further Information cull o
Funds for Draining Swnr
Washington, April 23 Th
gave furthor consideration
bill dovotlng nbout $5,0.00,
colved from tho salo of publ
In Alabama, Arkansas, Flori
nols, Indiana, lown, Loulsian
limn. MlnnoBota. Mississippi,
sourl. Ohio and Wisconsin, to tho , sontoncod by Judgo Kimball In tho
construction or urninngo wonts
thoso states. .
During tho dny tho navnl and ng
i I WILSON, local Agent
lililam
llll as
Detectives McPhee, Macdouald and
Brlley of Spokane. These detectives
captured Ed Frankhauser and Chas.
Admiral Evans Imnroving.
Paso Robles Hot Snrlncs. Cal..
April 20. The seventeenth day of McDonald, who held up the Oriental
Roar-Admiral Robley D. Evans' stay Limited train at Rondo, Mont., last
nt Paso Robles Hot Springs shows September, securing $40,000. The
n thnt I the old warrior to bo much Im- robbers escaped from the Hoiena
V1S TO- 'u iiu - c rt (iiLia i i4n, uiu w t v v. . w r .v wv-
OWn 11 Ltl 1,111V UK- tl L. VliU t-t 1VUI ltlu J - " w ' - . . -
1 U . m i r. i 1. a. 1. ..!-..- il .v .1 1rtrt t
nitnhin wurRoon i w, isicuonaui tins morn- rewuru uut'ruu, biiuum pj
' , , ill f i A i .
c fi ing mauo tno loiiowing siuieiiiL-m;
I "Aonurni wvnns continues to gain
Uoi nn-'strength gradually. He sloops well
It car- "uu "1S appoiuo is improving.
self, and are suing him
it hlm-
Favors Organic Union.
Saratoga, N. Y., April 21. The
Troy conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church adopted a memor-
Stores Inl to the gonernl couferenco, re-
S3.
Inuous Prepares for Cruise
ting to Valloio. Cal.. April 20
day to nU(j coui nro being rushed aboard tho questing that body to take some no
ntl-'cruiser Albany, which arrived horo tlon looking toward organic union of
when this mornlnir. Tho vessol will Ball tho Methodist Episcopal. Free Moth-
bn tho at ii o'clock Monday for Central odist, Wesleyan Methodist and other
inn or i America. Tho rofrigerotor ship Gin- Methodist bodies. Tho conierence de
cler sailed today for southorn waters elded to tako no action on a momor-
I to rojoln tho fleet with nearly $30,- Inl asking that tho parngraph forbld-
000 worth of provisions to bo dis- ding dancing, card-playing and thea-
rn. trlhutod among tho various ships of tor-going bo stricken from tho book
lor the tho fleet. The West Virginia .and
Inrpor, piaryianu win sail tomorrow ior
nlinni. iji uiuuriuu
inufnc-
known
.s today
Disarming Moros.
Manila, April 21. Detachments of
tho Twonty-tliird and Twenty-fifth
Infnntry, with fho constabulary and
armod launches assisting, nndor com-
rlcultural npproprlation
reported to tho aenato.
bills woro
Warships for Anncorts.
Washington, April 20, To gratify
tho Wishes of tho pooplo of Anacortes nmnd of Mnior Plnlov. aro onirairort
iirpollco court to pay n flno of $500 on I Wash., who will bo unnblo to seo any in disarming tho Moros on Basllnn
ono count nnd $200 on nnothor count of the Atlantic floot whllo in Pugot island. Tho troops nro distributed
of tho lndictmont recontly roturned (hound, tho nnvy dopnrtmont nas do- around tho coast, co-operating In a
against him for manufacturing nndiCldod to send two cruisers to that series of closlng-ln movemonta and
soiling a mlslnbolod
compound,
port for two days' stay,
Isoizing all arms.
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