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LOSS IS EQUAL Japanese and Russian Squadrons Meet in the Night. IE FIRST FIOHT IN OPEN SEA a i Came Upon Japanese Uncxpect- dly While Out Scouting—Russian W ILD OALB RAGES. Pacific Coaat From San Diego to Van couver I .land Wind Swept. San Francisco, March 12. — The worst rain and wind atorm in 13 years swept over this city and along the Pa cific coaat today, doing much damage to «hipping, railroads and frame build- inga through the stats. The storm ex tends from Ban Diego to Vancouver Island, and it is feared that many marine disasters have ocurred along the coast. In this city this morning the barom eter reached 29.23, the lowest record, and the wind registered a velocity of 48 miles an hour,while at Sacramento a gale of 64 miles was recorded. Tele graph and telephone wirea were pros trated in every direction and for sev eral hours this city was entirely cut off from the outside world. A t the Cliff House on the beach near the entrance to San Francisco Bay tremendous waves dashed against the rocky shore and sent masses of spray over the huge baths, a steel frame building 50 feet high. Numerous small ¿craft on the bay were blown ashore and damage to shipping in San Francisco bay will amount to many thousands of dollars. Reports from the interior show that the Btorm extended over practically the entire state. In the southern portion where the season has been dry, the rain w ill greatly benefit crops. TROOPSTOSCENE Ten Companies of Militia Now at Springfield, Ohio. MARTIAL LAW NOW REALLY EXISTS Saloons Closed and Many Other Lines o Business Practically Closed—Negroes A L L EYES ON IT. Russian Vladivostok Squadron Soon Be Located. LABOR L E G IS LA TIO N Must Tokio, March 10.— It la believed here that there has already been a decisive naval engagement in the vicinity o f Vladivostok, and details of it are anxiously awaited. The Japan ese fleet did not, it ia said, go to Vlad ivostok for the purpose of bombard ing the town, but to locate and at tack the Russian fleet stationed there. It la understood here that when the Japanese fleet arrived there on Sun day last, it found the Russian squad run absent. If this ia true, it gave the Japanese squadron advantage In the way o f avoiding battle close to the Inshore batteries, at the same time putting it in a position to prevent the Russian ships re-entering the harbor. It Is doubted that the Japanese with drew their entire squadron unless the location of the enemy had been dis covered, as it meant surrendering the advantage of being in a position be tween the enemy and the enemy'B baa«. Thera Is a strong possibility that th « Japanese found the Russian ships in the vicinity of Poaslet Bay, and gave them battle there. The names and numbers of ships In the Japanese squadron have been kept secret, but It was probably sufficiently strong to divide into two divisions, the one to guard Vladivostok, and the other to cruise in search of the Russian ships. The navy department expects to receive dispatches tomorrow from Gen 8an. where it has planned the fleet would call after the operation in volving an attack upon the Russian squadron had been concluded. Provision« for Bmctlt o f W o rk U | M «a Adopted In H ose state«. O f the 45 States 33 hare bureaus of labor statistics. The 12 that have none are Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Geor gia, Mississippi, Nevada, South Caro lina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Ver- moot and Wyoming. Bjornson 1» at present at work on Q f th(J 8tatea ^ b „ , u b ll. hed a new novel which he Intend, flnl.b- ru|m and adopted atatute8 for the by. Ing during hi. forthcoming stay In and ganltary tn.pectloD of fac. ome' | tories. The 21 States which have not Burton E. Stevenson, author of sev- ire Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Fior erai novels o f the Weyman school, has Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mary- named his new book “ Cadets of ~ Gaa- land, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, tt Bt. Petersburg, March 14.— Thecom- Springfield, O., March 11.— The situ cony. New Hampshire, South Carolina, North ite story of the fierce fight off Port ation tonight was considered by the J. F. Taylor & Co. announce a new Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, nr.1 thur between torpedo flotillas, which authorities to be more threatening urred Wednesday, and the bom' uniform edition of the complete works [ Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and than at any time since the beginning n»,I ment which followed Thursday of Laurence Sterne, supplemented with Wyoming. of the present race troubles. The only rning, was not given out here until O f the 45 Statets 16 have boards of outbreak up to midnight, however, oc his life by Percy Fitzgerald. curred at 11 o’clock in Short Winter ir midnight. Henry K. Webster, the author of arbitration and 24 have Inspection of Two official messages from Viceroy street. Five shots aimed at a colored Calumet K ,” hag written a story for mines. The 21 which haven’t such In exieff had been received during the man were the occasion of three com the Macmillan series o f little novels spection are California, Connecticut, y and presented to the emperor, but panies of m ilitia being dispatched to by favorite authors, which will appear Delaware, Florida. Georgia, I Louisiana, ,e public remained in suspense. All the Beene of the disturbance. By the shortly under the title of “ The Duke Massachusetts. Minnesota, Mississippi, irts of rumors of the information con time the militiamen arrived the police Nebraska, Nevada. North Carolina. of Cameron Avenue.” ined in the dispatches were spread had restored order, and the colored oc North Dakota. Oregon. Rhode Island, 10 . For the first time are “ Old-Time ong the officials, but they did not cupants of several houses were ordered South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Schools and School Books” described n_ have their texts, and were under the indoors. Virginia and Wisconsin. In a volume published under that title Oppression that Admiral Makaroff had W hile Governor Herrick has not p ro Fourteen States have free employ by the Macmillan Company. It ia by rected the attack upon the enemy’s claimed a state of martial law, such a ment bureaus of labor: New York, Clifton Johnson, author o f “ Among ipa. When the texts appeared, it condition practically exists in the Ohio. Connecticut. Illinois, Kansas, English Hedgerows.” «m e evident the collisions between down-town formerly occupied by the Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis e torpedo flotillas had occurred acci- negro reeorts. Ten companies of the Dinah Marla Mulock's six “ Books souri, Montana. Nebraska, Washington, mtally during the night while t il» Ohio National Guard are on picket for Girls,” which are among the last West Virginia and Wisconsin. ssians were scouting in search of the duty, and seven more companies are ing favorites of tbelr class, are being O f the 45 States 81 have laws re emy. expected here before morning. The Issued by Harper & Brothers In a quiring seats to be furnished to wom As far as known here, this is the first saloons, without exception, are closed, new dress, uniform with their well- en working In stores or factories, and and many other lines of business have tii e the torpedo boats have engaged known “ Young People" series. I 27 have laws regulating the amount of «•< h other at sea. Although the odds practically ceased. Mayor Bowlas baa To th« "Bookman Biographies” of work which may be done by women. SECRETS FOR SALB. were against the Russians, as the not only closed the remaining negro sa James Pott & Co. will be added “ Ten . The 18 States which have not such squadron was supported by the cruisers loons, hotels and lodging houses which W AR COST NOT A DEAD LOSS. nyson,” by G. K. Chesterton and Rich laws are Alabama, Arkansas. Florida, o f the enemy, the Russians made a he French Olticer Offers Japan Important are under the ban of the mob, but has ard Garnett; “ Browning,” by James Idaho, lown, Kansas, Kentucky, Miss roic dash for the foe, and apparently Naval Information. ordered the proprietors in every in Rusaia Figures That Most of the Douglas, and “ Thackeray,” by Mrs. issippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, had the better of the combat— sinking Paris, March 12.— In spite of offic' stance to move out all the intoxicating Money Will Go to Her People. i South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Chesterton and Lewis Melville. aZ.Tapanese torpedo boat— until the drinks, and in some instances even the The late Henry Seton Merrlman l e f t , Utah, V ermont, West \ lrginla and W y- Paris, March 9.— A St. Petersburg cA isers got within range and one of ial reticence and denials from the Jap fixtures, including gambling apparatus. the lattet’s shells crippled the Stere- anese legation here, it is affirmed that W hile there are 15,000 negroes in this dispatch gives an interview with M. behlnd him not only the complete novel omlng, which was the first State to htehi. a noncommissioned officer named Mar city, none was seen anywhere tonight. Kokovzev, to whom has been intrusted called “ The Last Hope,” which we adopt, when a territory, and to ratify The gallant action of Vice Admiral tin, who was employed in the ministry The body of Dixon, the negro, waa p ri the raising of funds required for the have already announced, but a few as a State, woman suffrage.— New short tales. These will be Issued In a York Sun. [akaroS in transferring his flag to of marine, and who is now under ar vately interred here tonight in Fern- conducting of the war. e cruiser Novik, and sailing out in rest, attempted to sell French naval se cliffe cemetery. The order for saloons FAR EASTERN GLOSSARY. 'Even on the most unfavorable hy volume under the title o f “ Other Sto face of the enemy in an attempt crets to a naval attache at the Japanese to remain closed is observed, but no at pothesis," he says, “ the vital forces of ries.” rescue, receives unstinted praise legation. tention is paid to the mayor’s procla the empire cannot be effected. The M a n c h u r ia n T e rm s . Mrs. Margaret Sangster has written mping him at the outset of his corn- Fu— To the name o f a city, indi The discovery of this alleged at' mation for people to keep off the expenditure must not be looked upon novel, under the title o f "Eleanor from a European viewpoint, or com Lee.” Mrs. Sangster Lakes particular cates capital of province, a city of the ami as a man of force and action, tempt came as a result of the acciden streets, which was issued at noon. Who insists on being in the van of the tal opening of a letter addressed to the The mob lias at no time shown a dis pared, for example, with the South pride In this story, and thinks that first class. African struggle. Would Russia have ^hting. Chou— Indicates city of the second noncommissioned officer by a naval position to burn property other than to Bpend, for example, 380.000,000 she has come nearer her aim In writing captain of the same name. The letter that on the levee. The loss from last francs for the purchase of horses out It than In any of her recent books. class. IDAHO TO BB SW IFT. Y1— A small post town, as Ychang-yL was from an Intermediary, but it indi night’ s fire is between $15,000 and side of her domains? Hardly. A t the The story turns on the life struggle And at the termination o f geograph cated the principals in the affair. It $ 20 , 000 . maximum she will expend but 10,000,- o f a beautiful girl to redeem and re ew Battleship W ill Also Be Great Fight- is alleged that several women are im The troops this afternoon, in dis 000 francs, and this will be exclusive tain the husband she loves. The scene ical terms—- lag Machine. Kiang, Ho, Ychuan, Ychu—all mean plicated, and one of them has con persing a crowd, discovered a quantity ly expended in Russia. The cost of la laid In the days following the civil of dynamite that was intended for the transport of the troops, and sup stream, river. Washington, March 14.— Unless un- fessed. war, coming down to more recent Hal— Sea, sometimes lake. It appears now that only one docu blowing np the remaining negro dives. plies, also, will be paid over to the years. In the wealthier homes of the Mreseen obstacles are encountered, the state railway. Shan— Mountain. iattleship Idaho w ill become a part of ment is missing from the ministry of “ In a general way, it can be stated smaller but prosperous American city HAS BATTLE ON. Kuan— Camp, strong, fortified place. th * United States navy early in the marine, but it is possible that Martin that the money expended from the na o f that period. Shan-hai-kuan— The fortified camp Up-ing of 1907. Under the terms of a photographed and replaced others. It tional treasury will not be the dead HOW THEY 8 A Y FAREWELL. where The mountains and sea meet apt qpntract recently made with the Cramp is not probable that the information Toklo Is Sure Port Arthur Is One* More loss that the cost of the Transvaal war Under Fire. ly Illustrates these three terms. shipbuilding company, of Philadel alleged to have been stolen got beyond was to Great Britain. Most of it will ul P e o p le o f K e e r r C o u n try H a v e P e cu Ling— Pass over a mountain. phia, the Idaho and her sister ship, the intermediary, and it is said the London, March 11.— Special advises timately benefit the Russian mer l i a r i t i e s la T h e ir A d ieu s. Ycheng, chen, holo— Town, large vil the Mississippi, are to lie constructed Japanese naval attache, who is sup from Tokio state that there is little chants and manufacturers. It would The parting words spoken by man lage. a t their yard at an aggiegate cost of posed to have been in indirect commu doubt that the bombardment of Port be a gross exaggeration to suppose *2 ,999,500, the contract period being nication with Martin, sailed for home Arthur was tesumed today, but at the that the war will entail a gross ex In various quarters differ greatly and A t the beginning o f geographical penditure on Russia of one-quarter of 42 months. Plana for these ships on board one of the cruisers which Jap' war office all information on the sub the total o f the cost of the war in in some Instances may be traced t o 1 names the following prefixes may gen religious as well as social environ- erally be translated: Ya, great, large; hare been completed and turned over an purchased from Argentina. ject is refused. Persistent rumors to South Africa to the British govern menL to the contracting firm, and already Slad, small, little; Pel. north; Nan, this effect are in circulation, however, ment.” The Turk will solemnly cross his south; Hei, black; Huang, yellow; SI. steps have been taken looking to the in quarters where there should be a READY FOR WAR IN BALKANS hands upon his breast and make a -construction of the two vessels. S P L IT ON BILL. west, Tung, east; Strang, upper; Hlo, knowledge of the truth or falsity of the profound obeisance when he blda you lower. The navy department has embodied report, and as no effort is being made farewell. Scnators Fail to Agree on Land Re in khe Idaho the most modern ideas in Russia,* However, Does Not Expect to deny it, the presumption is it is K o r e a n T e r m «. Outbreak In the Spring. The genial Jap w ill take his slipper I Po or Pho— Indicates that the place natal architecture. W hile not as * form Measures. well founded. off as you depart and say, with a 1 •great as some of the vessels in modern St. Petersburg, March 11.— Careful The Russian advance into Northern Washington, March 10.— Western Is a port or harbor on navigable wa smile, “ You are going to leave my ters. For Instance: navies, the Idaho is designed to be an inquiry concerning the outlook in the Corea continues, according to the latest senators are hopeful that legislation all-around machine, not only capable Balkans develps the fact that the pre advises received at the war office. It despicable house in your honorable Yongampho— The harbor near mouth «{.withstanding an attack from the en- vailing opinion in government, as well is probable that a serious clash w ill along the lines recommended in the Journeying. I regard thee!” of Yalu River. report o f the Public Land Commis «m y , but of being able to engage or as diplomatic circles, is against an out soon take place in that locality. In the Philippines the parting bene Do— As termination Indicates that sion, sent to congress yesterday, will diction Is bestowed In the form of rub g ive chase to the enemy if need he. break of war in the spring, although The mission of Marquis Ito to Corea, the place Is a province, and means, In othei words, the Idaho embodies the danger is not considered passed. it is emphatically stated, w ill not be bo enacted at the present session of bing one’s friend's face with one’s therefore, “ the district of,” or that It the l>est features of the modern battle A perfect understanding exists between of an administrative nature, but rather congress. The senate committee ex hand. Is the capital city of such a province. ship and cruiser combined. Russia and Austria, and besidee, the a strong expression of the relations the pects to take up the commission's re The German “ lebe wohl” Is not par Han— River.— Syracuse Herald. Rusaian authorities appear to be satis mikado desires to establish with Corea. commendations at its meeting tomor ticularly sympathetic In its sound, but row, and an effort will be made to se C RBATBR ATTACK IS IMMINENT. fied completely regarding the attitude T h e A n ts a n d t h e E le p h a n t . From Tien Tsin advises are sent that cure a report on a bill repealing the It Is less embarrassing to those that of Bulgaria. What assurances the by a series of rapid marches the Japan timber and stone act, providing for speed than the Hindoo's performance, Eyewitnesses of the marches which inese Bombardments of Port Arthur authorities have concerning Bulgaria ese have succeeded in surprising the the sale of government timber, and who, when you go from him, falls In ants make aver that when they com« Only Preparatory. are not known, but they do not tally Russian force sent to throw intreneh- carrying out the recommendations re the dust at your feet. to an obstacle they go through it or ^London, March 14.— A correspond with direct information from other ments at Fung Wang Chang, and com garding desert land and homestead The FIJI Islanders cross two red over It or take It with them. They en t of the Telegraph at Seoul describes sources, representing Bulgaria as hav pelled them to abandon the position, commutation laws. feathers. The natives o f New Guinea march as straight as a Roman road. Unfortunately there is a division of the recent Japanese attacks on Port ing her army under mobilization, with the Russians being outnumbered and exchange chocolate. The Burmese Human occupants fly when an ant the committee on party lines, the Arthur as “ successful preparatory bom- having her plans perfected for an in unable to secure the commanding po democrats, with the exception of Du bend low and say, “ H lb! bib!” army takes Its way through a house Effiidment,” thereby intimating that a vasion of Turkey, and as being confi sition planned. The Japanese army bois, of Idaho, favoring the outright The “ A u f weldersehen” o f the Aus- occurring on Its line o f march. The le- greater attempt to reduce Port Arthur dent that she can defeat the Turks sin then marched northward to an eastern repeal of the timber and stone home trlans la the moat feeling expreaalona Irion pass on and destroy nothing but gle handed. i* fhought imminent. pass to Takung Ling, and is now mov stead commutation and desert land of farewelL such as will serve as food, but after Evidently the porte is alarmed at ing on Hai Tcheng and I-io Yang where sets, without the enactment of other jlA correapondent at Chefoo of the The Cuban would consider his good- they have gone not • beetle, a scorpion, Mail gives alleged information of the the ontlook, as an American, a repre a force of 36,000 Russians are strongly laws to take their place. Bard, of by anything but a cordial one unless a rat or a mouse or an Insect or a rep -K m new landing movements up to sentative of an ordnance firm, who intrenched. An engagement is immi California, and Dietrich, o f Nebraska, he was given a good cigar. The South tile o f any alze, shape or name re- All March 9, and says disembarkation is came here to act as a broker in the nent at the latter place, and if the Jap are now with the democrats republicans, except Nelson, Sea Islanders rattle each other’s whale | mains, All have been eaten by the Sx-eeding at Chemulpo and points to sale of South American warshipa to anese are successful the line of commu other army. It la on record that one of favor legislation similar to that re teeth necklace. northward with marveluos rapid- Russia, has been requuested to go to nication with Port Arthur will, be cut, The Sioux and Blackfeet will, at these moving companies was obstruct commended by the commission. This Dnring the last ten days 16 trans Constantinople immediately, the sultan endangering the Bafety of the fortress, leaves the committee standing seven parting, dig their spears in the earth ed In Its passage by an elephant. It its have landed 10,000 men at a desiring to purchase a large supply of while Niu Chwang and its port, Yin- members for absolute repeal, six sup as a sign o f confidence and mutual es took the army eight hours to pass that rn the Japanese call Kaishoe. Dis- guns. kow, are almost certain to fail. porting the commission’s recommend teem. This Is the origin of the term spot and then there remained nothing >ch boats began to run on Wednesday ation, with Nelson in doubt and Bur but the picked bones o f the elephanL “ burying the tomahawk.” Officers Fight Mob Off. ton absent. ^ween Chemulpo and Chinampo. Rusaia May Need Fleet of Steamers. In the Islands In the Straits o f the Murphysboro, 111., March 12.— A B o x O ffic e S u p e r s t it io n . New York, March 11.— The Russian Sound the natives at your going will Russia to Have Large Force. mob of 75 men from Carbondale made ■team navigation company is said to The Lewla Crusade to St. Loula. A newspaper man waa the second In Paris, March 10.— The St. Peters stoop down and clasp your fo o t line at the box office o f one o f the « A l l persons of the name of Lewis, an attempt at 4 o’clock thia morning have received government instructions L h! Popular theaters on the opening night the relatives and friends in America to take Thomas Vaughn, a negro, which compel it to curtail ordinary op burg correspondent of the Figaro has Sheriff erations, particular outside the Black sent an Interview with General Sak- tatlon Is brief, consisting o f the sin The first man asked for four seats, ar> | reparing for the crusade of the f.om the county jail here. haroff, minister of war. who. while re gle word "Prascbal,” said to Round and when he started to pay for them I * « is clans to the W orld’s Fair in St. Thorp had been apprised of their ccm sea, says a dispatch to the Timess from fusing to give the number o f men con like a sneeze. The Otabeite Islander the man In the box office said: JB u is, Friday,‘ September 23, 1904, in ing and he and Deputy Woodruff lay Sebastopol. It is understood the in centrated In the Far East, said the will twist the end o f the departing in wait. When the mob reached the lienor of the memory of their diatin- "Oh, that’s all right. There’s no structions provide for a contingency call military authorities were w p II pleas jail the officers trained their gnus on guest s robe and then solemnly shake cha^ . '“ . ' m for those' seats! sBi-hed triliesman. Capt. Meriwether on their tonnage by the government. ed There was no lack o f troops, he hla own hands three times. | Th# ma|| )ook(H, Blln>r)M,d thanllprt it. The mob quickly dispersed, but ï«w is . Lewis day, Sept. 23, 1904, w ill The company’ s contract with the gov said, but the means of transportation mark, the 98th anniversary of the tri not nntii three of its members had ernment provides for the government’s beyond I-ake Baikal were Inadequate, H ow to Spell Cat. I the ticket manipulator and went on. Deputy Woodruff’s acquisition of the whole fleet for troops and he was about to send 120 loco umphant return of the Lewis & Clark been captured. Brown— I had a letter from Smith rheE the newspaper man had his re- motives and 2000 cars beyond the gun was discharged prematurely, tear ^■»edition of discovery to the Pacific. and other m ilitary work within the lake In order to move the troops more this morning, and I bet you a cooky turn- a id he said: ^Evugust 12, 1905, w ill be Lewis day ing his arm. Black sea. rapidly. General Sakharoff declared you don’t guess In half a dozen guesses j "Please satisfy Impertinent ctirt- at the Lewis & Clark exposition in that the number o f troops to go to how the Ignorant beggar spelled caL osity and tell me why you wouldn't tland, Oreogn. Holds Balkan Sltaatlon Alarming. take that man's money.” Her Hope Lice In Second War. Manchuria had not yet been fixed. Jones— I bet I do. St. Petersburg, March 12.— A spec “ W ell,” sail! the treasurer, " l expect Kieff,Russia, March 11.— The papers Brown All right, then; fire away. Orders Given by Governor. ial dispatch to the Viedomoeti paints here make a feature of an interview Russians Will Be Held at Harbin. you didn't notice that that man was Jones—C-a-t-L cross-eyed. I f I had sold him the first ■fnkden. Manchuria, March 14— It the Balkan situation in dark colors. with a Japanese correspondent of the Columbus, O.. March 10.— Upon ur Brown— No. tickets we wouldn't have had a bit o f representations from Mayor fficially announced that in conse- The correspondent declares that a col Nichi Nichi, who is now visiting the gent Jones— C-n-t-t-e. luck through the whole engagement.” nce of the many conflicting ac- lision between Bnigaria and Tnrkev Balkans. He is quoted as saying the Bowlus, o f Springfield. O., that a race Brown— No. nts of the landing of Japanese may occur any day and says that it was Japanese fully recognize they have no war was Imminent, as a result of the Jones— K-a-L N ip p e d In th e H n d. lynching o f the negro Dixon. Gover hoped that the draft of the agreement ps at different points, and the vari hope of defeating Russisa, unless her Brown— No. Mr. Gadabout— I ’ve heard that the ous reports of the intentions of the Jap- submitted by M. Natchevitch, the Bul attention ia diverted by possible com nor Herrick tonight ordered eight Jones— K-a-t-t _. , . companies o f state militia to »hat city Newllweds, who always seemed to bo « • e - commanders, the Russian army garian diplomatic agent at Constanti plications in the Balkans, inejiDject to pr«,aprve order. Adjutant-General Brown— No. living so happily, are going to tiersk which has arrived at Harhin w ill nople, to the porte w ould patch np of his visit is to ascertain the chances Crutchfield at once arranged for the Jones— K-a-t-t-e. up housekeeping and that she's go ^■d etained . It w ill be most difficult peace, but the sultan at the last mo of snch trouble breaking out in the mobilization of the troops. O over'w - Brown— No. ing back to her mother's. What does ^ ■ fin d accommodations for this great ment refused to sign it. near future. Herrick’s first order to Mayor Bowlus Jones—C -agh-t. that Indicate? of troops, and their detention at was to Issue a proclamation ordering Brown— No. Federal Officer» Otven Warning. Now $12,600,000 a Pound. Mr. Wise (friend o f the Newllweds» the closing of all saloons. ^ E rb in w ill entail mnch hardship. Jones— Well, how did he spell ItT — It Indicates that some one is lying.— Washington, March 11.— The secre New York, March 12.— An importer Brown— C-a-t. Rusaia Tears Building Down. Crisis at Hand In Cauca. Philadelphia l.edger. of radinm here gives oat the startling tary of the interior has sent letters to 8t. Louis. March 10— The frame Jones (angrily)— But you said he H >an am a, March 14.— 'T he internal new» that the price of this latest .pro all the federal officials involved in the W e are always wondering tlmt sums aft ation in the Colombian department duct of the scientist has increased $1,- Bonaparte-Woodrnff report on Indian work for the Rnsslan National Pavil was an Ignorant beggar. Brown —So I did; bat It la not ' one has not compiled statistic* show H t ’auca has in no way improved, and 200,000 a pound in two days. The Territory affairs, formally railing at ion at »he W orld’s Fair, was torn ■ l “’ ars to be approaching a crisis, commercial rate last week was $8,400,- tention to the findings and recommen down today on receipt of a cablegram likely that he would be so Ignorant as ing that the preponderarue of divorce from St. Petersburg by Contractor la reported from boarding election to the presidency of Co- 000, now it is $12,600,000. So great dations of that report, and warning I-eeouer. who has been In charge of not to be able to spell cat.— Woman’s ' cases houses. of General Rafael Reyes is de- has been the demand for a few grains that if they retain public office they the work. The cablegram was from Home Companion. « r e d in some quarters to he the only that the supply on the market probab mast separate themselves from the the department of the Interior, brief Don't say a man is shiftless: ite po These things that are cooked In a H in g that can poeeibly prevent a neive- ly w ill have disappeared entirely by private corporate connections they are ly ordering such work aa had not chafing dish late at night taste terribly lite. and say that be Is too contented B n t for Cauca to secede. accused of having. been completed torn down. | to ever get rich. the end of the present month. Uke crepe on the door. Admiral Shows B Great Bravery. Compelled to Keep Off Streets.